County Assessment Maps
Report generated on 2024-08-01
Vitis cinerea
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of all USDA Plants and Bonap records
Supporting information on method and taxonomy
Taxonomic concept
Taxon : Vitis cinerea
Accepted
Synonym(s) : Vitis cinerea var. cinerea
Excluded
from concept : Vitis cinerea var. baileyana, Vitis baileyana,
Vitis cinerea var. helleri, Vitis berlandieri, Vitis cinerea var.
floridana, Vitis simpsonii
NatureServe Concept
Reference: Kartesz 1994 (as var. cinerea). Sci name ref =
Weakley
Relationship to Flora of North America:
Equal to Vitis cinerea var. cinerea
Taxonomic
Notes: This record is for Vitis cinerea in the narrow sense.
Kartesz (1994) and Flora of North America (FNA 2016) recognize four
varieties in Vitis cinerea including Vitis cinerea var. floridana (Vitis
simpsonii), Vitis cinerea var. baileyana (Vitis baileyana), Vitis
cinerea var. cinerea (Vitis cinerea), and Vitis cinerea var. helleri
(Vitis berlandieri). These varieties were recognized as species by Small
(1933) and their elevated status is supported by recent research (Wen et
al. 2018) and in the treatment by Weakley and the Southeastern Flora
Team (2022). Flora of North America (FNA 2016) considers Vitis cinerea
var. tomentosa endemic to Northeastern Mexico; however, it is
extralimital to their treatment. This record of Vitis cinerea excludes
var. tomentosa material until there is clarification on its taxonomic
placement.
NatureServe Classification Status:
Accepted/Standard
NatureServe Distribution: United
States (NNR): AL (SNR), AR (SNR), DC (S1), FL (SNR), GA (SNR), IA (S3),
IL (SNR), IN (SNR), KS (S3), KY (S4), LA (SNR), MD (S4), MO (SNR), MS
(SNR), NE (S1), NM (SNR), NY (SNR), OH (SNR), OK (SNR), SC (SNR), TN
(SNR), TX (SNR), WI (SNR), WV (SNR)
NatureServe
Explorer: https://explorer.natureserve.org/Taxon/ELEMENT_GLOBAL.2.140451/Vitis_cinerea
This species is included in FNA : TRUE
Details on the map elements
County Level Features
All county level features report information that as aggregated to the county level. This include text reference to the county (state/county) and spatial point reference that occur within the county.
Counties with a record: This presence absence map shows a county as green if it has at least one record from any of the evaluated sources.
Sum of records within County: This layer depicts the total number of unique records of a species across all sources within a county.
Counties listed in USDA Plants and/or Bonap Only (No occurrence points) These counties only contain a reference from USDA Plants and/or BONAP. There are no identified iNaturalist, herbarium, or germplasm occurrences from these locations.
Counties with one or more Herbarium or Germplasm Occurrence: : hese counties have at least one herbarium and/or germplasm occurrence. There may also be additional records within this county(iNaturalist, USDA Plants, BONAP, NatureServe).
Counties with iNaturalist Observation only: These counties only have species observations from iNaturalist.
Occurrence Features
Germplasm Occurrences: : Occurrence data with living specimens stored in a Genebank or Botanical Garden.
Herbarium Occurrences with web url: Occurrence data of herbarium specimens, which includes an url for the source herbarium data.
Herbarium Occurrences without web url: Occurrence data of herbarium specimens.
iNaturalist observation data:: Research grade observations from iNaturalist.
General Methods
Gathering Data
Data was gathered at the Genus level from the following
public repositories
Sourced through communication with data owners
- 2023 Botanical Garden Survey – available in the full source data
- BONAP
- IUCN
Data Standardization and Taxonomy
data standardization : All data sets were altered to matched a standard data structure. The specific translation of data sets can be seen here.
Taxonomy: The full synonyms cross walk can be viewed here.
Assigning the State and County to each occurrence
When latitude and longitude data was used to assign the state/country when possible. If no latitude and longitude data was provided, the state and county names were pulled from the attribute data associated with the record. If a state or county name could not be assigned by either method the record was excluded from this analysis.
Flora of North America
If state level distribution information was provided for a given specific species, that information was used to filter the states in which counties are evaluated.