Wood-poppy (Stylophorum diphyllum) COSEWIC assessment and status report: chapter 10
Existing Protection or Other Status Designations
Stylophorum diphyllum is currently listed as a regulated Endangered Species in Ontario, and Endangered in Canada (COSEWIC, 2000). It is protected under the Ontario Endangered Species Act and is listed on Schedule 1 of the federal Species at Risk Act. It is also the subject of a recovery strategy (Bowles, 2007). The initial recovery team was established in 1997. Over the course of the following seven years, a number of actions have resulted in a better understanding of the species in Canada and in mitigating risks to the species: new surveys have discovered one new population; two ex situ populations were established; further information on the biology of the species has been compiled; seed predation has been clarified through in situ experiments; invasive garlic mustard rosettes were removed from the immediate vicinity of wood-poppy plants at the Fanshawe population; critical habitat has been identified.
The conservation status of Stylophorum diphyllum in jurisdictions of the United States is given in Table 1:
Status | Jurisdiction | Source |
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S1 Critically imperilled |
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S2 Imperilled | Virginia | (Virginia DCR, 2006) |
S3 rare | Arkansas | (Arkansas NHC, 2006) |
S4 Apparently secure | West Virginia | (NatureServe, 2006) |
S5 Secure | Kentucky | (NatureServe, 2006) |
Exotic | Delaware, Maryland | (NatureServe, 2006) |
Not ranked or under review | Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Missouri, Tennessee, Wisconsin | (NatureServe, 2006) |
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