RANUNCULUS FICARIA (RANUNCULACEAE) NATURALIZED IN TEXAS: UPDATE
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1 Nesom, G.L Ranunculus ficaria (Ranunculaceae) naturalized in Texas: Update. Phytoneuron : 1 7. Published 29 April ISSN X RANUNCULUS FICARIA (RANUNCULACEAE) NATURALIZED IN TEXAS: UPDATE GUY L. NESOM 2925 Hartwood Drive Fort Worth, Texas guynesom@sbcglobal.net ABSTRACT In the 7 years since a report of its naturalization along a creek in Tarrant County, Texas, Ranunculus ficaria (now treated within the genus Ficaria as F. verna) has increased in number of plants and coverage at that locality. The Texas plants produce axillary bulbils and flowers apparently are sterile, producing only unexpanded achenes. Photos show population structure and characteristics of the habitat. Ranunculus ficaria L. was earlier observed (Nesom 2008) to be naturalized along Overton Creek within Overton Park in Fort Worth, Texas. It was noted that "Thirty discrete plants, clearly naturalized, grow in an area of about 30 square feet.... A second population of five scattered plants occurs on the stream terrace about 300 yards downstream." In 2015, areal coverage of plants of Ranunculus ficaria has increased by about 6 times; the original larger population has expanded, additional colonies have formed downstream between 20 and 50 yards from the original, and an additional large population has arisen downstream of plants seen in 2008, increasing the linear extent of the total population to about 400 yards. Photos of subgroups of the Overton Park population (Figs. 1 7) show the characteristic habitat and dispersion of the plants all are growing in wet soil immediately beside the water or close by on the low, frequently flooded terrace. Phylogenetic studies indicate that Ranunculus ficaria is best treated within the Eurasian/northern African genus Ficaria Guett. (comprising ca. 5 species) rather than within Ranunculus (Paun et al. 2005; Emadzade et al. 2010), this alternate taxaonomy already adopted by Weakley (2012). The genera Myosurus L. and Ceratocephala Moench as a pair are sister to strictly defined Ranunuculus. Ficaria and its sister genus Coptidium (Prantl) Beurl. ex Rydb. are sister to the Ranunculus/Myosurus clade. Ranunuculus ficaria L. is Ficaria verna Hudson; typical Ficaria verna is equivalent to Ranunculus ficaria subsp. bulbifera. Figure 1. Ficaria verna along Overton Creek in Fort Worth, Texas. 20 March 2015.
2 Nesom: Ranunculus ficaria in Texas, updated 2 Figures 2 and 3. Ficaria verna along Overton Creek in Fort Worth, Texas. 20 March 2015.
3 Nesom: Ranunculus ficaria in Texas, updated 3 Figures 4 and 5. Ficaria verna along Overton Creek in Fort Worth, Texas. 20 March 2015.
4 Nesom: Ranunculus ficaria in Texas, updated 4 Figures 6 and 7. Ficaria verna along Overton Creek in Fort Worth, Texas. 20 March 2015.
5 Nesom: Ranunculus ficaria in Texas, updated 5 Ficaria verna in the USA sometimes forms dense monocultures (see numerous internet photos) and has been found to limit germination of other species by allelopathy (Cippolini & Schradin 2011; Cipollini & Flint 2013). The species is becoming invasive in the eastern and northeastern USA and adjacent Canada (Krings et al. 2005; Post et al. 2009; Axtell et al. 2010) and also is naturalized in the Southeast (Alabama Davenport 2011; South Carolina Marlow et al. 2014, Marlow 2015) and in north-central Texas. Sell (1994) distinguished five subspecies within Ficaria verna (as Ranunculus ficaria) based primarily on leaf and flower size, achene fertility, and whether or not axillary bulbils are produced after flowering. His key has been reproduced frequently in reference to North American populations (e.g., Krings et al. 2005; Post et al. 2009; Axtell et al. 2010; Weakley 2012). Post et al. conducted a morphometric study of North American plants, finding evidence to support recognition of the 5 infrataxa recognized in Europe and evidence that all of them are naturalizing in the USA. Figure 8. Broadly cylindric-ellipsoid axillary bulbils of Ficaria verna, Overton Creek population, 27 April Bulbils are 4 9 mm long. The Overton Creek plants were characterized in 2008 this way: "The leaves are numerous and densely crowded at the base on short stems. Most [leaf blades] are ca. 6 7 cm long and cm wide, ranging smaller to 3 x 3 cm, on petioles 8 10 cm long. The flowers are ca cm in diameter with 7 9 petals mm long, 6 8 mm wide. Pollen (2 plants) is ca 70% viable, as
6 Nesom: Ranunculus ficaria in Texas, updated 6 judged by uniform size and full-staining in lactophenol-cotton blue; the remaining 30% of the grains are non-staining and distinctly smaller (and highly variable in size). All achenes apparently are glabrous and infertile. Axillary bulbils were not present at the time of collection (8 March) but were in abundant production by 2 April they are whitish, conic-cylindric to short-cylindric, and essentially without surface features." These measurements are consistent with plants observed in Broadly cylindric-ellipsoid axillary bulbils, 4 9 mm long, are shown in Figure 8 from plants photographed 27 April 2015 these are representative of the whole Overton Creek population. On 27 April, all peduncles had almost completely withered, although the leaves were still green. The Overton Creek plants were orginally identified (Nesom 2008) as Ranunculus ficaria subsp. bulbifera, as they produce axillary bulbils and unexpanded, infertile achenes and the vegetative dimensions best matched those of subsp. bulbifera in published keys. According to Sell, subsp. bulbifera is the only entity with infertile ("poorly developed") achenes. Subsp. bulbifera and subsp. ficariiformis are the only two that produce axillary bulbils (both entities also are polyploid; the others are diploid). Post et al. (2009) and Axtell et al. (2010), without comment, identified the Texas plants as subsp. ficariiformis, perhaps weighting the diagnostic value of bulbil shape, noted by Sell to be "globular, rounded-obtuse" in subsp. bulbifera, "ovoid or globular" in subsp. ficariiformis. Bulbil shape, however, is not included as as diagnostic feature in the key to subspecies by Sell or those who have adopted and republished his key. Ficaria verna has recently been documented in Greenville and York counties, South Carolina (Marlow et al and Marlow 2015, including many color photos). Plants from Lake Conestee Nature Park in Greenville County are identified by Marlow et al. and Marlow (2015), citing the key from Weakley (2012), as Ficaria verna subsp. verna (= subsp. bulbifera) implying that achenes are infertile (this is not specified in their published observations but photos in Marlow 2015 show expanded, apparently fertile achenes: jkm130415_346, jkm130415_350); bulbils are globose to subglobose: e.g., jkm130612_230). A different population from Greenville Co. (along an urban creek) and another from York Co. (along an urban creek in Rock Hill) are identified in Marlow (2015) as Ficaria verna subsp. ficariiformis; these plants produce a range of bulbil shapes, from globose or subglobose to broadly cylindric-ellipsoid to distinctly club-shaped: e.g., jkm140124_584. The Alabama voucher (Davenport 2011; see image at Alabama Plant Atlas Editorial Committee 2015) cannot be identified to infraspecific level it is a young plant perhaps collected prior to bulbil formation, without fruits, and only 2 leaves are represented. LITERATURE CITED Alabama Plant Atlas Editorial Committee Alabama Plant Atlas. [S.M. Landry and K.N. Campbell (original application development), Florida Center for Community Design and Research. University of South Florida]. Univ. of West Alabama, Livingston. < floraofalabama.org/> Axtell, A.E., A. DiTommaso, and A.R. Post Lesser celandine (Ranunculus ficaria): A threat to woodland habitats in the northern United States and southern Canada. Invasive Pl. Sci. Managemt. 3: Cipollini, K.A. and K.D. Schradin Guilty in the court of public opinion: Testing presumptive impacts and allelopathic potential of Ranunculus ficaria. Amer. Midl. Naturalist 166: Cipollini, K.A. and W.N. Flint Comparing allelopathic effects of root and leaf extracts of invasive Alliaria petiolata, Lonicera maackii and Ranunculus ficaria on germination of three native woodland plants. Ohio J. Sci. 112: Davenport, L.J Noteworthy collection: Alabama. Castanea 76: 83. See image of plant at <
7 Nesom: Ranunculus ficaria in Texas, updated 7 Emadzade, K., C. Lehnebach, P. Lockhart, and E. Hörandl A molecular phylogeny, morphology and classification of genera of Ranunculeae (Ranunculaceae). Taxon 59: Krings, A., A.S. Weakley, J.C. Neal, and E.C. Swab Ranunculus ficaria (Ranunculaceae) new to North Carolina and an updated key to Carolina congeners. Sida 21: Marlow, J.K NameThatPlant.net. A clearinghouse of information about native and naturalized plants of the Carolinas and Georgia. < Marlow, J.K., J.L. Beacham, and W.C. Stringer Under the radar? Ficaria verna quietly naturalizing in the Southeast. Southeast Exotic Pest Plant Council (SE-EPPC) Publications. < Nesom, G.L Ranunculus ficaria (Ranunculaceae), naturalized in Texas. J. Bot. Res. Inst. Texas 2: Paun, O., C. Lehnebach, J.T. Johansson, P. Lockhart, and E. Hörandl Phylogenetic relationships and biogeography of Ranunculus and allied genera (Ranunculaceae) in the Mediterranean region and in the European alpine system. Taxon 54: Post, A.R., W.A. Wall, A. Krings, and J.C. Neal Introduced lesser celandine (Ranunculus ficaria, Ranunculaceae) and its putative subspecies in the United States: A morphometric analysis. J. Bot. Res. Inst. Texas 3: Sell, P.D Ranunculus ficaria L. sensu lato. Watsonia 20: Weakley, A.S Flora of the Southern and Mid-Atlantic States. Working draft of September Univ. of North Carolina Herbarium (NCU), Chapel Hill. < unc.edu/floraarchives/weakleyflora_2012-sep.pdf>
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