Lobelia inflata L.
Annotated by Frank Lomer, 2007.

British Columbia: Fraser Valley, Popkum, 53275 Yale Road East, excavation pit 600 m northeast of Minter Gardens. Elev. 44 m
49.19° N, 121.76° W,
Datum: Unknown. Coordinate Source: Verbatim from Collector/Sheet.
Marly peat blocks and excavation pool margins, with Potentilla norvegica, Bidens cernua, Hypericum majus. Native to eastern North America; established for ca. 100 years in the Popkum area; not known elsewhere in BC.

Frank Lomer 6379, 2007 Aug 22
UBC, Accession: V233626

Lobelia inflata L.

British Columbia: Upper Fraser valley, popkum, elgey road, near cheam lake wetlands Regional park.
49.19° N, 121.75° W,
Datum: WGS84. Coordinate Source: WorldGeolocations Table.
Edge of fence in grassy cow pasture & by roadside on low disturbed ground.

Frank Lomer 95-090, 1995 Aug 04
UBC, Accession: V210392

Lobelia inflata L.
Annotated by Adolf Ceska, 1 Jan 1979.

British Columbia: Chilliwack; Popkum: big island N of Popkum.
49.233333° N, 121.683333° W,
Conservation Status:CDC: Not Listed.

Adolf Ceska 1710, 06/11/1978
With Oldriska Ceska
V, Catalog: V124886

Lobelia inflata L.
Annotated by John Davidson, 1913.

British Columbia: Coast area, Coquitlam, Botanical Nursery.
49.02° N, 118.4° W,
Datum: WGS84. Coordinate Source: WorldGeolocations Table.
From seeds from Agassiz; Collection, prices and uses: The Pharmacopoeia directs that the leaves and tops be collected after some of the capsules have become inflated. Not too much of the stemmy portion should be included. The leaves and tops should be dried in the shade and when dry kept in covered receptacles. The price paid for the dried leaves and tops is about 3 cents a pound. Lobelia has expectorant properties, acts upon the nervous system and bowels, causes vomiting, and is poisonous. The seed of Lobelia is also employed in medicine.

John Davidson 8694, 1913 Sep 20
UBC, Accession: V63170

Lobelia inflata L.
Annotated by W. Taylor, 1912.

British Columbia: Popkum District, Popkum, 2 miles from Agassiz, on south side of Fraser.
49.62° N, 116.99° W,
Datum: WGS84. Coordinate Source: WorldGeolocations Table.
Banks and sleues [sloughs], sandy or gravelly soil.

W. Taylor s.n., 1912 Sep 02
UBC, Accession: V25666