A Digital Flora
of Newfoundland and Labrador
Vascular Plants



Hypericaceae: St. John's-wort Family



Hypericum perforatum L.






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Page created August 19, 2009
Page last updated February 9, 2010




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Hypericum canadense
Hypericum ×dissimulatum
Hypericum ellipticum
Hypericum fraseri [= Triadenum fraseri]
Hypericum mutilum subsp. boreale
Hypericum perforatum subsp. perforatum
Hypericum pulchrum
Hypericum punctatum





Hypericum canadense Linnaeus  -  Canada St. Johnswort - [NF]
Little Soldier's Pond, near Trans Canada Highway, south of St. John's, Newfoundland. Disturbed ground. August 4, 2004. [Digital - John Maunder]
Flower
Leafy Stems
Flatrock, Newfoundland. Medalsis Pond Road. Disturbed ground. Wet. September 9, 2002. [Digital - John Maunder]
Flower
Flower
Pouch Cove, Newfoundland. Water Supply Road. Disturbed ground. Wet. September 15, 2005. [Digital - John Maunder]
Fruits
Fruits
Whole Plants in Fruit

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Hypericum ellipticum Hooker  -  Pale St. Johnswort - [NF - RARE]
Manuels River, Newfoundland. River flats. August 10, 2003. [Digital - Glenda Quinn]
Flower

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Hypericum fraseri (Spach) Steudel [= Triadenum fraseri (Spach) Gleason]  -  Fraser's Marsh St. Johnswort - [NF, LAB]
Gambo, Newfoundland. David Smallwood Park. River edge. Rocky, open. July 22, 2006. [Digital - John Maunder]
Flower and Buds
Flower and Buds
Flower and Buds
Flower and Buds
Flower, Buds and Leaves
Flower, Buds and Leaves
Flower, Buds and Leaves
Exploits River, near Red Cliff, Newfoundland. River floodplain. Open vegetation. Gravelly. July 24, 2002. [Digital - John Maunder]
Flower and Developing Fruit, Closeup
Exploits River, near Red Cliff, Newfoundland. River floodplain. Open vegetation. Gravelly. September 19, 2003. [Digital - John Maunder]
Fruits
Fruit and Leaves
Fruit and Leaves
Whole Plants in Habitat

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Hypericum mutilum Linnaeus subsp. boreale (Britton) J. M. Gillett  -  Northern St. Johnswort - [NF]
Exploits River, near Red Cliff, Newfoundland. River floodplain. Open vegetation. Gravelly. July 24, 2002. [Digital - John Maunder]
Flower, Closeup
Flowers and Buds
LaManche Provincial Park, Newfoundland. Edge of pond, near campsites. August 11, 2004. [Digital - John Maunder]
Flowers and Fruit, with Proserpinaca pectinata
Cape St. Francis, Newfoundland. Lighthouse Road. Wet depression, in clearing in coniferous woods. September 1, 2004. [Digital - John Maunder]
Flower and Leaves
Flower and Leaves
Flower and Leaves

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Hypericum perforatum Linnaeus subsp. perforatum  -  Common St. Johnswort - [NF] [i]
Clarke's Beach, Newfoundland. Roadside. August 1, 2002. [Digital - John Maunder]
Budding Stem
St. John's, Newfoundland. Torbay Road, near Wedgewood Park. Prim Place Park. August 15, 2002. [Digital - John Maunder]
Flower and Buds
Flowers, Closeup
Flowers
Flowers, Side View, Closeup
Spaniards Bay, Newfoundland. Edge of river. August 21, 2004. [Digital - John Maunder]
Flower, Ultra Closeup
St. John's, Newfoundland. Fluvarium. Near Johnson Family Trail. Disturbed area. September 1, 2008. [Digital - John Maunder]
Flower, Closeup
Flower
Flower, Buds and Developing Fruit
Flower, Buds and Developing Fruit
Bud
Bud and Developing Fruit
Bud and Developing Fruit
Buds and Developing Fruit
South River, Clarke's Beach, Newfoundland. River mouth. Disturbed ground. September 8, 2002. [Digital - John Maunder]
Fruits
Fruits

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Hypericum punctatum Lamarck  -  Spotted St. Johnswort - [NF] [i]
Stephenville Crossing, Newfoundland. Along old railway line, east of gut to the sea. Disturbed railbed. July 11, 2003. [Digital - John Maunder]
Flower
Flower
Flower and Buds
Flower and Buds
Buds
Stem and Leaves
Stephenville Crossing, Newfoundland. Along old railway line, east of gut to the sea. Disturbed railbed. July 21, 2003. [Digital - John Maunder]
Flower
Flowers
Mass of Plants

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