Plants of Lanark County, Ontario--2011 Edition   by David J. White
New Records This page will show new species and significant records that should be added to the current checklist (dated January 2011). Shown below will be: records that are new species for the checklist reports of species previously known only from historical records (pre-1981) records of species listed only in Appendix 1 (Excluded Species and Unconfirmed Reports) When a sufficient number of new records and other changes accumulate, the checklist will be revised and a new version made available on the Download Plant List page. Until that time, here are the new records. As in the checklist, a species preceded by an asterisk (*) is non-native in the county. © David J. White 2011		Home Project Background Sample Page Download Plant List Significant Areas Rare Plant Photos New Records Links About the Author Contact the Author

Botrychium dissectum Spreng. (Cut-leaved Grape Fern) - previously known only from a 1953 record from Pakenham. Recently found near Watson Corners in dry, open, young woods. Also reported from South Sherbrooke and Dalhousie Townships by Eleanor Thomson. Phegopteris hexagonoptera (Michx.) Fée (Broad Beech Fern) - this provincially rare fern (S3 and a species of Special Concern) was recently found in deciduous woods near Innisville by Eleanor Thomson. *Lycopus europaeus L. (European Water-horehound) - found near Innisville by Eleanor Thomson where it is well-established in young deciduous swamp.