List of Canadian plants by genus D

This is a partial list of the plant species considered native to Canada.[1]

Many of the plants seen in Canada were introduced, either intentionally or accidentally. For these plants, see List of introduced species to Canada.

N indicated native and X indicated exotic. Those plants whose status is unknown are marked with a ?.

Due to Canada's biodiversity, this page is divided.

Da

  • Dalea — prairie clovers
  • Dalibarda — dewdrops
    • Dalibarda repens — dewdrop, false violet, robin-run-away, star violet
  • Danthonia — oatgrasses

De

  • Decodon — willowherbs
    • Decodon verticillatus — swamp willowherb, water oleander, water willow, hairy swamp loosestrife
  • Dennstaedtia — hay-scented ferns
  • Deparia — glade ferns
  • Deschampsia — hairgrasses
    • Deschampsia atropurpurea — mountain hairgrass
    • Deschampsia cespitosa subsp. cespitosa — tufted hairgrass, tussock grass
    • Deschampsia flexuosa — wavy hairgrass, crinkled hairgrass
  • Descurainia — tansy-mustards
    • Descurainia pinnata — western tansy-mustard, green tansy-mustard, shortfruit tansy-mustard
    • Descurainia richardsonii — Richardson's tansy-mustard
  • Desmodium — tick-trefoils

Di

  • Diarrhena — beak grasses
  • Dicentra — dicentras
  • Diervilla — bush honeysuckles
  • Digitaria — witchgrasses
  • Dioscorea —
    • Dioscorea quaternata — fourleaf wild-yam
  • Diphasiastrum — clubmosses
    • Diphasiastrum complanatum — trailing clubmoss, northern ground-cedar, northern running-pine, flat-branched clubmoss, trailing evergreen, Christmas green, ground-pine
    • Diphasiastrum digitatum — fan clubmoss, southern running-pine, southern ground-cedar, fan ground-pine, crowfoot clubmoss, trailing ground-pine
    • Diphasiastrum sabinifolium — ground-fir, savinleaf clubmoss, heath-cypress
    • Diphasiastrum sitchense — Sitka clubmoss, tufted ground-cedar, Alaskan clubmoss
    • Diphasiastrum tristachyum — three-spiked clubmoss, blue ground-cedar, northern ground-pine
  • Diplazium — glade ferns
  • Dirca — leatherwoods
    • Dirca palustris — leatherwoods, ropebark, moosewood, wicopy

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References

  1. ^ Macoun, John; Canada, Geological Survey of (1883). Catalogue of Canadian Plants ... Dawson Brothers.

See: Flora of Canada#References