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BC Conservation Data Centre: Conservation Status Report

Tephroseris palustris
marsh fleabane


 
Scientific Name: Tephroseris palustris
Scientific Name Synonyms: Senecio congestus
English Name: marsh fleabane
   
Provincial Status Summary
Status: S3?
Date Status Assigned: April 27, 2022
Date Last Reviewed: April 27, 2022
Reasons: There are currently 7+ known occurrences of Tephroseris palustris in British Columbia, 6 of which are considered extant. The range extent is 166,306 square kilometres and the area of occupancy is over 24 square kilometres with additional occurrences likely.
 
Range
Range Extent: F = 20,000-200,000 square km
Range Extent Comments: The range extent for Tephroseris palustris, calculated using a convex hull, is 166,306 square kilometres; known from widely disjunct, disturbed sites across the north.
Area of Occupancy (km2): CE = 3-125
Area of Occupancy Comments: The area of occupancy, using a 2km x 2km grid cell for extant occurrences, is over 24 square kilometres.
 
Occurrences & Population
Number of Occurrences: AC = 1 - 80
Comments: There are currently 7+ known occurrences of Tephroseris palustris in British Columbia, 5 or 6 of which are extant.
Number of Occurrences with Good Viability / Ecological Integrity: C = 4 - 12
Number of Occurrences Appropriately Protected & Managed: B = 1 - 3
Population Size: Rank Factor not assessed
 
Threats (to population, occurrences, or area affected)
Degree of Threat: Rank Factor not assessed
 
Trend (in population, range, area occupied, and/or condition of occurrences)
Short-Term Trend: Rank Factor not assessed
Long-Term Trend: Rank Factor not assessed
 
Other Factors
Intrinsic Vulnerability: C=Not intrinsically vulnerable
Environmental Specificity: Rank Factor not assessed
Other Rank Considerations:
 
Information Gaps
Research Needs:
Inventory Needs:
 
Stewardship
Protection:
Management:
 
Version
Author: R. Batten
Date: December 31, 2021
 
References
Batten, R. 2018. Vascular plant GeoCAT range extent and index of AOO maps supporting status assessment 2017_18 for British Columbia Conservation Data Centre. March 2018. Victoria, BC. 450 pp.
British Columbia Conservation Data Centre. Botany Program. 2000. Database containing records of rare plant collections and observations in the province of British Columbia.
 

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Suggested Citation:

B.C. Conservation Data Centre. 2021. Conservation Status Report: Tephroseris palustris. B.C. Minist. of Environment. Available: https://a100.gov.bc.ca/pub/eswp/ (accessed Jun 7, 2026).