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County Type Category Scientific Name Common Name Global Rank State Rank Fed. Status State Status Habitat Wet Habitat Flag
Vertebrate Sharp-shinned Forests and open Roane Bird Accipiter striatus G5 S3B,S4N No Status D Upland Animal Hawk woodlands. Vascular Flowering Earleaved Roane Agalinis auriculata G3 S2 -- E Barrens Upland Plant Plant False-foxglove Dry open pine or oak Vertebrate Bachman's Roane Bird Aimophila aestivalis G3 S1B -- E woods; nests on the Upland Animal Sparrow ground in dense cover. Damp crevices in shaded rock outcrops and Vertebrate Green Rare, Not ledges; beneath loose Roane Amphibian Aneides aeneus G3G4 S3S4 -- Upland Animal Salamander State Listed bark and cracks of trees and sometimes in/or under logs. Asplenium Vascular Fern and Hart's-tongue Roane scolopendrium var. G4T3 S1 LT E Sinks Possible Plant Fern Ally Fern americanum Vascular Flowering Spreading Roane Aureolaria patula G3 S3 -- S Oak Woods And Edges Upland Plant Plant False-foxglove Vascular Flowering Bolboschoenus Roane River Bulrush G5 S1 -- S Marshes Possible Plant Plant fluviatilis Aquatic cave obligate; Invertebrate Incurved Cave Rare, Not Roane Crustacean Caecidotea incurva G2G4 S1 -- known from two wet Aquatic Animal Isopod State Listed caves in east Tennessee. Primary burrower; open Invertebrate Cambarus Valley Flame areas with high water Roane Crustacean G4 S1 -- E Aquatic Animal deweesae Crayfish tables; northern Ridge & Valley. Vascular Flowering Roan Mountain Mid-Elevation Polk Carex roanensis G2G3 S2 -- S Upland Plant Plant Sedge Woodlands Vascular Flowering Roan Mountain Mid-Elevation Unicoi Carex roanensis G2G3 S2 -- S Upland Plant Plant Sedge Woodlands Vascular Flowering Roan Mountain Mid-Elevation Carter Carex roanensis G2G3 S2 -- S Upland Plant Plant Sedge Woodlands Vascular Flowering Roan Mountain Mid-Elevation Johnson Carex roanensis G2G3 S2 -- S Upland Plant Plant Sedge Woodlands Vascular Flowering Roan Mountain Mid-Elevation Sullivan Carex roanensis G2G3 S2 -- S Upland Plant Plant Sedge Woodlands First order spring-fed streams of woodlands in Vertebrate Chrosomus Tennessee Ridge and Valley Roane Fish G3 S3 -- D Aquatic Animal tennesseensis Dace limestone region; Tennessee River watershed. Rocky, clear creeks and Vertebrate Cryptobranchus Roane Amphibian Hellbender G3G4 S3 No Status D rivers with large shelter Aquatic Animal alleganiensis rocks. Medium to large rivers; in substrates from mud and sand to gravel, cobble, Invertebrate Cumberlandia Rare, Not Roane Mollusc Spectaclecase G3 S2S3 LE and boulders; Aquatic Animal monodonta State Listed Cumberland and Tennessee river systems. Vertebrate Swift waters over firm Roane Fish Cycleptus elongatus Blue Sucker G3G4 S2 -- T Aquatic Animal substrates in big rivers. Medium to large streams and rivers with coarse Invertebrate sand and gravel Roane Mollusc Cyprogenia stegaria Fanshell G1Q S1 LE, XN E Aquatic Animal substrates; Cumberland and Tennessee river systems. http://environment-online.state.tn.us:8080/pls/enf_reports/f?p=9014:3:::::: 1/2 12/8/2017 Rare Species by County
Roane Vascular Flowering Delphinium Tall Larkspur G3 S2 -- E Glades And Barrens Upland Plant Plant exaltatum Vascular Flowering Northern Bush- Rocky Woodlands And Roane Diervilla lonicera G5 S2 -- T Upland Plant Plant honeysuckle Bluffs Vascular Flowering Diervilla sessilifolia Mountain Bush- Roane G3 S2 -- T Dry Cliffs And Bluffs Upland Plant Plant var. rivularis honeysuckle Vascular Flowering Branching Roane Draba ramosissima G4 S2 -- S Calcareous Bluffs Upland Plant Plant Whitlow-grass Vascular Flowering Nuttall's Aquatic; Streams And Roane Elodea nuttallii G5 S2 -- S Aquatic Plant Plant Waterweed Ponds Clear upland rivers with swift currents & boulder Vertebrate Roane Fish Erimonax monachus Spotfin Chub G2 S2 LT,XN T substrates; portions of Aquatic Animal the Tennessee River watershed.
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County Type Category Scientific Name Common Name Global Rank State Rank Fed. Status State Status Habitat Wet Habitat Flag
Vascular Flowering Western Roane Erysimum capitatum G5 S1S2 -- E Rocky Bluffs Upland Plant Plant Wallflower Vascular Flowering Mesic Woods & Seepage Roane Eurybia schreberi Schreber's Aster G4 S1 -- S Upland Plant Plant Slopes Shoals and riffles of small- medium sized rivers with Invertebrate mod-fast current over Roane Mollusc Fusconaia cor Shiny Pigtoe G1 S1 LE, XN E Aquatic Animal sand-cobble substrates; upper Tennessee River watershed. Riffles of fords and shoals of mod gradient streams Invertebrate Finerayed in firm cobble and gravel Roane Mollusc Fusconaia cuneolus G1 S1 LE, XN E Aquatic Animal Pigtoe substrates; middle & upper Tennessee River watershed. Aquatic cave obligate; Vertebrate Gyrinophilus Berry Cave Ridge & Valley; formerly Roane Amphibian G1Q S1 C T Aquatic Animal gulolineatus Salamander included with G. palleucus. Areas close to large bodies of water; roosts in Vertebrate Haliaeetus Roane Bird Bald Eagle G5 S3 -- D sheltered sites in winter; Aquatic Animal leucocephalus communal roost sites common. Vascular Flowering Helianthus Naked-stem Limestone Glades And Roane G5 S2 -- S Upland Plant Plant occidentalis Sunflower Barrens Woodland swamps, shallow depressions, & Vertebrate Hemidactylium Four-toed Roane Amphibian G5 S3 -- D sphagnum mats on acidic Possible Animal scutatum Salamander soils; middle & east Tennessee. Springs and spring-fed streams with lush aquatic Vertebrate Hemitremia Roane Fish Flame Chub G3 S3 -- D vegetation; Tennessee & Aquatic Animal flammea middle Cumberland river watersheds. Animal Rare, Not Roane No Data Heron rookery Heron Rookery G5 SNR -- No Data No Data Assemblage State Listed Beech-maple forests @ high elevations; in lichen Invertebrate Rare, Not Carter Tardigrade Hypsibius roanensis A Tardigrade GNR S1 -- or mosses on beech trees; Upland Animal State Listed Roan Mountain; Blue Ridge; Carter County. Shallow waters of shoals that are rapid to moderate Invertebrate Rare, Not Roane Mollusc Io fluvialis Spiny Riversnail G2 S2 -- and well-oxygenated; Aquatic Animal State Listed Tennessee River & main tributaries; E Tennessee. Vascular Flowering Roane Juglans cinerea Butternut G4 S3 -- T Rich Woods And Hollows Possible Plant Plant Vascular Flowering Juncus Small-headed Roane G5 S2 -- S Seeps And Wet Bluffs Possible Plant Plant brachycephalus Rush Generally a large river species, preferring sand- Invertebrate gravel or rocky substrates Roane Mollusc Lampsilis abrupta Pink Mucket G2 S2 LE E Aquatic Animal with mod-strong currents; Tennessee & Cumberland river systems. Roane Invertebrate Mollusc Lampsilis virescens Alabama G1 S1 LE E Found in sand and gravel Aquatic Animal Lampmussel substrates in shoal areas of small-medium size rivers; middle and upper http://environment-online.state.tn.us:8080/pls/enf_reports/f?p=9014:3:::::: 1/2 12/8/2017 Rare Species by County
TN R system; recently rediscovered in Emory River. Vascular Flowering Leucothoe Acidic Wetlands And Roane Fetter-bush G5 S2 -- T Possible Plant Plant racemosa Swamps Vascular Flowering Slender Blazing- Roane Liatris cylindracea G5 S2 -- T Barrens Upland Plant Plant star Mature, rich, damp, Vertebrate Limnothlypis Swainson's Roane Bird G4 S3 -- D deciduous floodplain and Possible Animal swainsonii Warbler swamp forests. Vascular Flowering Roane Liparis loeselii Fen Orchis G5 S1 -- T Calcareous Seeps Possible Plant Plant Vascular Flowering Mountain Mountain Woods And Roane Lonicera dioica G5 S2 -- S Possible Plant Plant Honeysuckle Thickets Large-fl. Vascular Flowering Marshallia Roane Barbara's- G3 S2 -- E Rocky River Bars Possible Plant Plant grandiflora buttons Cave obligate year-round; Vertebrate Roane Mammal Myotis grisescens Gray Myotis G4 S2 LE E frequents forested areas; Upland Animal migratory. Non- Nonvascular Roane Vascular Myurella julacea A Moss G5 SH -- S-P Shale Bluffs Possible Plant Plant Deciduous and coniferous Vertebrate Napaeozapus Woodland forests with herbaceous Roane Mammal G5 S4 -- D Upland Animal insignis Jumping Mouse groundcover; middle and east Tennessee.
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County Type Category Scientific Name Common Name Global Rank State Rank Fed. Status State Status Habitat Wet Habitat Flag
Large rivers in gravel and sand bars; Tennessee & Invertebrate Cumberland river Roane Mollusc Obovaria retusa Ring Pink G1 S1 LE,XN E Aquatic Animal watersheds; many historic locations currently inundated. Vascular Flowering Prairie Roane Oligoneuron album G5 S1S2 -- E Barrens Upland Plant Plant Goldenrod Dry upland areas including Ophisaurus brushy, cut-over woodlands Vertebrate Eastern Slender Roane Reptile attenuatus G5T5 S3 -- D and grassy fields; nearly Upland Animal Glass Lizard longicaudus statewide but obscure; fossorial. Vascular Flowering American Roane Panax quinquefolius G3G4 S3S4 -- S-CE Rich Woods Possible Plant Plant Ginseng Vascular Flowering Pedicularis Swamp Wet Acidic Barrens And Roane G5 S1S2 -- S Possible Plant Plant lanceolata Lousewort Seeps Large-moderate size headwater tribs to Vertebrate Tangerine Roane Fish Percina aurantiaca G4 S3 -- D Tennessee River, in clear, Aquatic Animal Darter fairly deep, rocky pools, usually below riffles. Well-drained sandy soils in pine/pine-oak woods; dry Pituophis Vertebrate Northern mountain ridges; E Roane Reptile melanoleucus G4T4 S3 -- T Upland Animal Pinesnake portions of west TN, E to melanoleucus lower elev of the Appalachians. Vascular Flowering Platanthera flava Tubercled Rein- Roane G4?T4Q S2 -- T Swamps And Floodplains Possible Plant Plant var. herbiola orchid White Vascular Flowering Platanthera Acidic Seeps And Stream Roane Fringeless G2G3 S2S3 LT E Possible Plant Plant integrilabia Heads Orchid Large rivers in sand- gravel-cobble substrates in Invertebrate Plethobasus Orangefoot riffles and shoals in deep Roane Mollusc G1 S1 LE, XN E Aquatic Animal cooperianus Pimpleback flowing water; Cumberland & Tennessee river systems. Large to medium-sized rivers, in riffles and coarse Invertebrate Plethobasus Rare, Not sand/gravel subst; TN & Roane Mollusc Sheepnose G3 S2S3 LE Aquatic Animal cyphyus State Listed Cumb river systems incl KY Reservoir; W Uplands & Rim. Rivers with strong current and firm sand/gravel Invertebrate Rare, Not substrates; TN & Cumb Roane Mollusc Pleurobema rubrum Pyramid Pigtoe G2G3 S1S2 -- Aquatic Animal State Listed river systems incl KY Reservoir; W Uplands & W Highland Rim. Non- Nonvascular Seepy Limestone Cliffs Roane Vascular Preissia quadrata A Liverwort G5 S1 -- T Possible Plant And Bluffs Plant Vascular Flowering Pseudognaphalium Roane Heller's Catfoot G4G5 S2 -- S Dry Sandy Woods Upland Plant Plant helleri Small-medium sized rivers, in clear, shallow riffles with Invertebrate Quadrula cylindrica Rough Roane Mollusc G3G4T2 S2 LE E sand-gravel substrates; Aquatic Animal strigillata Rabbitsfoot Tenn. & Cumb. river systems; upland form. Vascular Flowering Missouri Roane Ribes missouriense G5 S2 -- S Rocky Woods Upland Plant Plant Gooseberry http://environment-online.state.tn.us:8080/pls/enf_reports/f?p=9014:3:::::: 1/2 12/8/2017 Rare Species by County
Roane Vertebrate Mammal Sorex cinereus Cinereus Shrew G5 S4 -- D Rich woodlands of many Upland Animal types; open fields; middle and east Tennessee. Mountainous, forested Vertebrate Long-tailed Roane Mammal Sorex dispar G4 S2 -- D areas with loose talus; east Upland Animal Shrew Tennessee. Damp wooded areas Vertebrate including coniferous or Roane Mammal Sorex fumeus Smoky Shrew G5 S4 -- D Upland Animal mixed forests; middle and east Tennessee. Various habitats including Vertebrate Southeastern wet meadows, damp Roane Mammal Sorex longirostris G5 S4 -- D Possible Animal Shrew woods, and uplands; statewide. Rocky outcrops, open prairies, brushy areas, Vertebrate Eastern Spotted Rare, Not cultivated fields, and Roane Mammal Spilogale putorius G4 S3 -- Upland Animal Skunk State Listed barnyards; more common in east Tennessee; reclusive. Vascular Flowering Roane Spiraea virginiana Virginia Spiraea G2 S2 LT E Stream Bars And Ledges Possible Plant Plant Vascular Flowering Shining Ladies'- Alluvial Woods And Moist Roane Spiranthes lucida G4 S1S2 -- T Possible Plant Plant tresses Slopes Vascular Flowering Symphyotrichum Barrens Silky Roane G4? S1 -- E Barrens Upland Plant Plant pratense Aster Marshy meadows, wet Vertebrate Southern Bog Roane Mammal Synaptomys cooperi G5 S4 -- D balds, & rich upland Possible Animal Lemming forests.
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County Type Category Scientific Name Common Name Global Rank State Rank Fed. Status State Status Habitat Wet Habitat Flag
Vascular Plant: Northern White Calcareous Rocky Roane Thuja occidentalis G5 S3 -- S Upland Plant Gymnosperm Cedar Seeps, Cliffs Creeks to medium- sized rivers, headwaters, in riffles Invertebrate Roane Mollusc Villosa perpurpurea Purple Bean G1 S1 LE E with coarse sand & Aquatic Animal gravel & some silt; upper Tennessee River watershed. Open grassy fields; Vertebrate Meadow often abundant in thick Roane Mammal Zapus hudsonius G5 S4 No Status D Possible Animal Jumping Mouse vegetation near water bodies; statewide.
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