Classification :
Eukarya - Bikonta - Plantae - Viridiplantae - Streptophyta - Tracheophyta - Spermatophytina - Equisetopsida - Magnoliidae - Lilianae - Alismatales - Potamogetonaceae - Stuckenia - Stuckenia pectinata
synonym
 Potamogeton pectinatus Linnaeus, 1753
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Red list status in Japan
Near Threatened (NT): Ministry of the Environment
Vulnerable (B Rank): Aomori
Vulnerable (B Rank): Iwate
Vulnerable (VU): Miyagi
VU: Akita
Extinct (EX): Yamagata
Critically Endangered (CR): Fukushima
Endangered: Ibaraki
Near Threatened (C Rank): Tochigi
Extinct (EX): Gunma
Vulnerable (C): Chiba
Vulnerable: Kanagawa
Vulnerable (VU): Niigata
Extinct + Extinct in the Wild: Toyama
Critically Endangered (CR): Ishikawa
Critically Endangered + Endangered: Fukui
Critically Endangered (CR): Nagano
Endangered (EN): Shizuoka
Endangered (EN): Mie
Attention Needed: Shiga
Attention Needed: Kyoto
Endangered (EN): Wakayama
Critically Endangered + Endangered (CR+EN): Tottori
Vulnerable (VU): Shimane
Vulnerable: Okayama
Critically Endangered + Endangered (CR+EN): Hiroshima
Critically Endangered (CR): Yamaguchi
Endangered (EN): Tokushima
Endangered (EN): Ehime
Vulnerable (VU): Kochi
Endangered (EN): Fukuoka
Endangered (EN): Nagasaki
Critically Endangered (CR): Kumamoto
Data Deficient (DD): Oita
Critically Endangered (CR-r): Miyazaki
Critically Endangered + Endangered: Kagoshima
Endangered (EN): Okinawa
Potamogeton pectinatus Linnaeus, 1753 of literature
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Kaplan, Z. (2008) A taxonomic revision of Stuckenia (Potamogetonaceae) in Asia, with notes on the diversity and variation of the genus on a worldwide scale. Folia Geobotanica 43: 159-234.
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Ohwi, J. (1965) Flora of Japan. A combined, much revised, and extended translation by the author of his Flora of Japan (1953) and Flora of Japan-Pteridophyta (1957). Meyer, F. G. and E. H. Walker (eds.). Smithsonian Institution, Washington D. C. 1067pp.
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