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Isoetes acadiensis is an emergent aquatic lycophyte of freshwater shores found in a narrow range along the Atlantic coast of northeastern North America where it frequently coexists with Isoetes tuckermanii ( sensu stricto [ s. str. ]). Apparently fertile plants with intermediate morphology occur commonly in mixed populations. No sterile hybrids between the two taxa have been detected. Although I. acadiensis maintains a distinctive geographic distribution (within and smaller than that of I. tuckermanii [ s. str. ]), exhibits molecular evidence of genetic distinctiveness, and has morphologically distinctive features in most populations, the weight of evidence suggests it is not distinct from I. tuckermanii at a species level. Accordingly, I. tuckermanii subsp. acadiensis , comb. nov. is proposed as the appropriate designation for this biogeographically important Acadian endemic.

Distribution and taxonomy of <i>Isoetes tuckermanii</i> subsp. <i>acadiensis</i>, comb. nov. (Isoetaceae) in North America