Inventory of
Rare and Endangered
Vascular Plants of California
SPECIAL PUBLICATION NO. 1
California Native Plant Society
,. - I I I INVENTORY OF RARE AND ENDANGERED VASCULAR PLANTS OF CALIFORNIA I I I
Edited and with text
by I W. RoQe rt Powel l I I I I
I Special Publication No. 1
California Native Plant Society I I I I I I This report was prepared by the California Native Plant Society in cooperation with the State Office of Planning and Resea rch, Office of the Governor, with pa rtial funding through a I grant made by the State Resources Agency from the Environmental Protection Fund ( generated by personalized license plates ) , I
The preparation of this document was financed in part through I a Com p rehensiv e Planning Grant from the Department of Housing and Urban Development, under the provisions of Section 701 of the Hou sing Act of 1968, as amended. I I I I I I I CALIFORNIA NATIVE PLANT SOCIETY 2380 ELLSWORTH STREET, SUITED BERKELEY. CALIFORNIA 94704
Copyright 1974
i I I CORRECTIONS, DELETIONS, AND ADDITIONS TO THE INVENTORY
I Send information to:
w. Robert Powell CNPS Rare Plant Project I Agronomy and Range Science Univer sity of California I Davis, CA 95616 For adding new plants or changing from Appendix to the main I list we need as complete documentation as possible. 1. For plants not in standard manuals, send a reprint (or copy) of source of new plants or change in I plant nomenclature. 2. For each location we need a 3" x 5" card giving the full plant name and location description or a fac I simile of or duplicate label with appropriate notes on the back about correctness of printed name. We I have cards of some plants listed in the appendix. 3. Give the R-E-V-D codes for the plant (statew ide unless specifically stated otherwise) . I I I TO USE MAPS AUD CARD FILES Write for appoint�nt to:
Mary Major I CNPS Rare Plant Project 623 E Street I Davis, CA 95616 Facilities for copying maps are minimal in Davis. Best procedure is to bring your own maps upon which to transfer I information. I I I ii I I I TABLE OF CO!ITEHTS I
Foreword ••• • 1
The CNPS Rare Plant Project ...... • • 2 I Basis for Inclusion of Plants • • • 3 I Definitions and Concepts. • • • • 3
Rarity-Endangered Codes. . . /� I
About the Plant Lists • 6
Rare Plant Mapping. • • 7 I Updating the Information...... 8 I Use of Haps and Card File • • 9 Acknowledgr.ients • 9 I County and Is land Code lh.unbers•• .11
Very Rare and Rare and Endangered Plants (list) •••12 I Appendices I I. Rare and not endangered plants (including
sane of uncertain status ) •• .33 I II• Plants not rare but roostly of li�it� III. U.S,r,.S. topographic Map quadrangles. ••43 I IV. Families and genera of rare plants •• • • • 55 I I I I iii L. 1 I I FOREHORD I The publication of this inventory of rare an I represents a major step in the Society's effort s to I preserve the native flora. This cor.!pendium of approximately seven hundred ta;rn is the result of I years of volunteer efforts by er.JP� members. includ- ing professional botanis ts nnd native plant enthu- I siast s. I congratulate then on a job Hell done. I Through their efforts and l�no-wledge we now have an aut horitative.base for land use decisions. I He consider these results to be of such impor- tance that this re port has beer.. des ignatcd as I Special Publication Ho. 1 of the California llativc Plant Society. I I I John Sawyer President I I I I I 2 I I INVENTORY OF RARE AND ENDANGERED VASCULAR PLANTS OF CALIFORNIA I !.!:!!;_ CNPS Rare Plant Project This publication summarizes almost seven years of effort by the Rare I Plant Project of the California Native Plant Society to pinpoint locations I of California's rare plants. The purpose of the undertaking is to develop sufficient information so that action may be taken to pr otect those rare I plants that are endangered, and so that the status of other rare plants can be monitored. The Society believes this to be the first such compre I hensive program of its kind in the United States. I A preliminary list of rare plants indicating the county or counties where each plant is found was issued in July of 1971 and fairly widely distributed I to botanists and others around the state. The purpose was to refine informa tion that had previously been developed and to solicit additional data. The I end result of this process is the present comprehensive Inventory. I Plants are listed in alphabetical order by scientific name. Families and their genera are listed in Appendix IV. Each plant is assigned a code of I 4 to 6 characters that is used to identify the plant on maps. These codes are also used for computer handling of certain aspects of the data. Information I for each plant includes: vernacular name; flowering period; degree of rarity, I endangerment, vigor, and general distribution; counties where found; and index numbers of the U. s. Geological Survey topographical quadrangle map (or I maps) showing the locations where that plant has been collected or observed. The eight California Chatulel Islands are treated as areas separate from the I counties to which they belong. I I I I 3 I Basis For Inclusion of Plants To be included, a plant must be native to California and rare in I California. However, it need not be restricted to California. Taxonomic I ranks of species, subspecies, and variety are included, but forma and hybrids are excluded. The scientific names (with very few exceptions) are I validly published. The exceptions are in process of publication. Authori ties for scientific names are A California Flora, by Munz (1959), and Su pple I � ,!.2 A California Flora, by Munz (1968), as well as recent taxonomic li tera I ture. I De finitions and Concepts Plant is used throughout to indicate collectively all the individuals I referable to a given plant name. The information for each plant applies to I all of that plant as it occurs in California. Because most people are put off by, or are afraid of, scientific names, I English names are provided for toost entries. It is a misnomer to say these are common names, because rare plants ( by nature) are not coil'l!lon. Vernacular I name is used as a compromise term. Since relatively few rare plants have I common names, most vernacular names are contrived. A large portion of the vernacular names used were found in Illustrated Flora of the Pacific States, I by Abrams (1923-1960), but most of those were themselves contrived. Where no name existed the Rare Plant Proje ct staff invente d one. I An endangered plant is one threatened with extinction and is not likely I to survive if causal factors now at work continue operating. A � plant is one that exists in only one or a very few restricted I loc alities, oc curs in such small numbers that it is seldom seen or collected regardless of its total range, or exists only on a type of habitat that could I disappear or change for any reason. _I 4 I A plant is presumed extinct if it cannot be found after diligent search I of former known or likely sites of occurrence. Some plants may be extinct in the wild but survive under cultivation. I When a plant is locally eliminated or exterminated, it is said to be extirpated for the locality. Technically, a plant is extinct only if it no I longer exists anywhere on earth (in the wild). To be meaningful in the con- I text of this project, extirpation is used only with regard to plants that are rare at least in California. For example, Amsinckia grandiflora is extir I pated in San Joaquin and Contra Costa Counties but is still extant at one site in Alameda County. Empetrum hermaphroditum is presumed extirpated in I California, but is corrmon further north. I Rarity-Endangerment Codes. Most schemes for scoring the status of rare plants employ various of the following categories, listed here as they ar e I usu ally assumed to be, in order from 100st to least critical concern: presumed extinct, endangered, threatened, ra re, depleted, and undetermined. "Vulnerable, " I a recently added term, fits somewhere near threatened and rare. I As a result of many difficulties encountered earlier when a similar scheme was used, the CNPS Rare Plant Project developed a completely different approach. I The ideas contained in the list of categories above are divided into three major coordinate components or concepts. First, rareness or rarity is the I amount of the plant both in terms of numbers and also in tenns of manner and I extent of distribution. Second, endangerment embodies the concept of a plant being threatened with extinction or extirpation for whatever reason. Third, for I want of a better term, is vigor. The concept involved is the dynamics of the plant in terms of numbers of individuals or populations. I For use within a specific region, a fourth concept is needed: general I distribution. With regional boundaries defined (in this case the state of I I ,. I 5 I California), a plant is endemic if restricted to that region. For a plant I not endemic to California, the coding indicates whether it is rare or not rare outside California. I Although it is clear that the components or concepts are strongly related, the Society believes they are not necessarily mutually exclusive, as I seems to be implied in most systems. Each component (except rarity) is divided I into three classes or degrees (from 1, least cause for concern, to 3, highly critical concern). The only exception to this generalization is that when D I is 3, this does not automatically indicate hig hly critical concern. I Rarity (R) 1. Rare, of limited distribution, but distributed widely enouBh I that potential for extinction or extirpation is apparently low at present. 2. Occurrence confined to several populations or one extended I population. 3. Occurs in such small nt.UUbers that it is seldom reported; or I occurs in one or very few highly restricted populations. P.E. Possibly extinct or extirpated. I Endangerment (E) 1. Not endangered. I 2. Endangered in part. 3. Totally endangered. I Vigor (V) 1. Stable or increasing. I 2. Declining. 3. Approaching extinction or extirpation. I General Distribution (D) 1. Not rare outside California. I 2. Rare outside California. 3. Endemic to California. I I 6 I The codes are presented in the plant lists as four digits separated by hyphens. Where information is not complete, a digit is sometimes left out I or replaced or followed by a question mark. If the Rarity code is "P.E." , I then the E and V codes are not applicable and only "P. E." and the D code are given. I Although the system was developed for California, it is clear that the system can be used independently for any political or geographical area desired. I Hention must be made here of the classification system set forth in the I federal Endangered Species Act of 1973. Only two classes are defined. Endangered is defined very much as above but adding the phrase "throughout all I or a significant portion of its range" . Threatened is defined as "likely to become endangered within the foreseeable future throughout all or a sig I nificant portion of its range". The act directs the Secretary of the Smith I sonian Institution to produce a national list of endangered and threatened plant species. A preliminary national list to be completed in December of I 1974 further specifies that "threatened" includes those items categorized elsewhere as very rare, rare, or depleted. I exploited plants are declining because they are collected in Finally, I large nwnbers both corrrnercially and noncomnercially. This contrasts with most endangered species, which have become endangered as an \lllintentional I side effect of man's use of land. Most exploited plants are not yet very rare, but, because of the rate of decline, they T!ltlst be viewed as at least I partially endangered. Exploited plants as a group have not been studied I adequately by the CNPS project and may require a separate study with a different set of criteria. Examples of exploited plants are some �mbers I of the lily, cactus, and orchid families. About the Plant Lists I The very large mnnber of rare plants in California was an important factor in the decision to develop the comprehensive scoring system described I I I 7 I above. Having been scored with the R-E-V-D codes (pronounced rev-dee) the plants can be grouped in various ways. For this report, the plants are I divided into two parts: a main list of 704 plants of highest priority and a secondary list of 556 plants of lo wer priority (Appendix I) . To be I included in the main list, a plant must ha ve at least one score of "2" or I "3" in the R-E-V portion of the R-E-V-D rating. All others for which R is "l" (including some with incomplete data) are in the secondary list. I Finer grouping will be an important next step. Such groups may resemble the more "traditional" categori es but each plant of the group will be tagged I with data useful for dealing with it in its own setting. I A third list of 134 plants (Appendix II) includes those which were formerly rare-plant candidates but are presently described as not rare although I of lim ited distribution. A zero class of the rarity (R) component is used to tag such plants. I Rare Plant Happing I The principal data base for the Project is a large file of 3" x 5" photographs of plant collection labels. Many additional file cards record I individual observations of botanical workers around the state. The location of each plant collection and observation is marked on I a topographic map with one of six symbols according to the following sc heme: Collection after Collection Possibly I 1945 or recent before 1945 extirpated observation at this site I Loc ation precisely known • • (shaded figure) I Location no t precisely known 0 6 D I (open figure) I I 8 I When information is known, an irregular shape is outlined on the map I indicating that the plant is to be fot..md therein. In such cases the plant rarely covers the whole area. I Next to each symbol is a number that indicates the plant's code listed I in the right hand margin of the map. Because of limitation of time and other resources during the mapping phase, only plants in the main list are mapped. I However, because of the complex nature of determining status, a small number of plants that ultimately were placed in Appendix I are also mapped. I A complete listing of California quadrangles is given in Appendix III. I The listing indicates the counties represented on each quadra ngle (in decreasing order of area for those with more than one county). Map quadrangles I are of the 7.5-minute series and the 15-minute series. However, 15-minute quads are listed (and used for mapping) only where there is no coverage with I 7.5-minute quads. In the rare plant list all quads are indexed as if they I were 7.5-minute quads. I Updating the Information Although this Inventory is definitive for the moment, the California I Native Plari.t Society wishes to make clear that the lists remain op en-ended I and dynamic . Items can be removed, added, and changed as such becomes necessary. Indeed, the Society looks forward to filling in many gaps in data for plants I now in the list (see box on page ii for submitting data). As more knowledge of particular plants is developed, soroo will be I suggested for inclusion in the main rare list. Others may be fotmd to be more I common. Despite these inevitable changes, the information contained in this Inventory represents the current best judgment of botanical workers concerned I with the native plants of California. I I I 9 I � of Maps and � !.!.!.!:. The Society sincerely hopes that the infonnation generated by the Rare I Plant Project and presented herein will be used. The State Office of I Planning and Research is producing a series of maps depicting "areas of criti cal environmental concern" (rare and endangered plants are one of the concerns) I for use at all levels of planning. Gathering and transcribing the data from various sources have been more massive and time-consuming jo bs than planned. I It is strongly hoped that the State project will continue until completed. I In any case, the maps and card file of the CNPS project will be available for study and use by appointment (see box on page ii) . I Acknowledgments I Gathering information about California's rare plants has been a high I priority project of the California Native Plant Society for a long time. The support of many members of the Society, both financial and otherwise, has I been a significant factor in the success of the project. James E. Warren of the Office of Planning and Research was very helpful in negotiating the I State contract. The following people are among those who contributed freely I and generously of their time and talents directly to the project: Perry s. Allen, Joseph Aparicio, Rima Bacigalupi, R. Mitchel Beauchamp, Lyman Benson, I Mary L. Bowerman, Dan Cheatham, Oscar F. Clarke, Lincoln Constance, Stanton Cook, Beecher Crampton, William B. Critchfield, Wayne Dakan, Maryann Danielson, I Mary DeDecker, Lauramay T. Dempster, William J. Ferlatte, F. Raymond Fosberg, I Thomas c. Fuller, Frank Gander, Roman Gankin, Charlotte K. Glenn, James R. Gr iffin, I I J 10 Clare B. llardham, Lawr.ence R. Heckard, Leslie Hood, Alice Q. Howard, John I Thomas Howell, Dale E. Johnson, Walter Knight, June Latting, Mary Major, James I. Mallory, June McCaskill, Malcolm McCleod, Elizabeth McClintock, Lawrence McLaughlin, John Mooring, Reid Moran, w. H. Mower, Philip A. Munz (deceased), Rodney Myatt, James Neilson, Theodore F. Niehaus, Robert I Ornduff, Marion OWnbey, Ralph N. Ph:ilbrick, Charles Qui bell, Jr. , Stephen P. I Rae, James L. Reveal, Wayne Roderick, Reed c. Rollins, James B. Roof, Peter Rubtzoff, Wayne Savage, John o. SaW)1er, Robert A. Schlising, Clifford L. Schmidt, I Thelma Schultz, Helen K. Sharsmith, James R. Shevock, Clifton Smith, Don Smith, James P. Smith, Jr., Fred Sproul, G. Ledyard Stebbins, Kingsley Stern, I Kenneth B. Stocking, Stephen K. Stocking, Caljon Stropele, Dean W. Taylor, I Robert F. Thorne, Gordon H. True, Jr•, Ernest C. Twisselmann (deceased), Frank C. Vasek, David S� Verity, Dirk R. Walters, Grady Webster, John Weiler, and I Walt;,¥'°'2/ Wright. I Spec ial recognition and appreciation go to G. Ledyard Stebbins, who founded the project, and to Roman Gankin, who was my predecessor as Chainnan I of the Rare Plant. Studies. Finally, I am grateful to Alice Howard, Larry Heckard, and Les Hood, members of the CNPS Rar e Plant Advisory Corrmittee, I who were always there when I called upon them. I I W. Robert Powell Director CNPS Rare Plant Project I Davis, California I December 1974 I I I I 11 I COUNTY AND ISLA}l'D CODE NUMBERS I 1 Alameda 34 Sacramento 2 Alpine 35 San Benito 3 Amador 36 San Bernardino 4 Butte 37 San Diego 5 ·calaveras 38 San Francisco 6 Colusa 39 San Joaquin 7 Contra Costa 40 San Luis Obispo I 8 Pel Norte 41 San Mateo 9 El Dorado 42 Santa Barbara 10 Fresno 43 Santa Clara I 11 Glenn 44 Santa Cruz 12 Humboldt 45 Shasta 13 Imperial 46 Sierra 14 Inyo 47 Siskiyou I 15 Kern 48 Solano 16 Kings 49 Sonoma 17 Lake 50 Stanislaus 18 Lassen 51 Sutter 19 Los Angeles 52 Tehama 20 Hadera 53 Trinity 21 Marin 54 Tulare 22 Mariposa 55 Tuolumne 23 Mendocino 56 Ventura 24 Merced 57 Yolo 25 Modoc 58 Yuba 26 Mono 59 Anacapa Islands (Ventura County) 27 Monterey 60 San Clemente .Island (Los Angeles County) 28 Napa 61 San Miguel Island (Santa Barbara County) 29 Nevada 62 San Nicolas Island (Ventura County) 30 ·Orange 63 Santa Barbara Island (Santa Barbara County) I 31 P1acer 64 Santa Catalina Island (Los Angeles County) 32 i>ltimas 65 Santa Cruz Island (Santa Barbara County) 33 Riverside 66 Santa Rosa Island (Santa Barbara County) I ·I I I I I 12 VERY RARE AND RARL AllD L!IDAllGEJ'Jm PLANTS Plant PLAHT llAHE R-E-V-D Flo·wer County(s) Quadrangle(s) I code Scientific I Vernacular codes periorl code code ABAH Abies amabilis Forbes I Lovely fir 2-1-1-1 47 702B,7J6A ABLA-2 A. lasioc arpa (!look.) tlutt. I Alpine fir 2-1-1-1 47 701C, 719C I ABAL Abronia alpina Bel{\. / Alpine abronia J-2-1-J Jul-Aue 54 JJOD,J29C AC IL Acanthomintha ilicifolia (Gray) Gray I San Diego 3-2-2-2 Apr-Hay J7 10B,20C,22A,22C,22D thornmint I ACOBD A. obovata Jcps. ssp. duttonii Abrams / 2-2-1-J Hay 41 429A,448D San :tateo thornmint AGPA-J Agastache parvifolia Eastw. I Small-leaved aGastache 1-2-1-J Jun-Aug 18,25,J2 G40JJ,641D,64JA,64JB,64JC, 45 ,47 64JD,658C,662B,679C,697�, I 712ll,71JA, 714]J AGSll Agave shawii Engeln. / Shaw's ag ave 2-2-2-1 J7 llB,llD AGAP.-2 J\.grostis aristielumis Swall . / Awned hent-�rass J-1-1-3 l!ay 21 485C I AGDL:! A. blasdalei llitch. var. narinensis Cranpton I Harin J-2-1-J Hay-Jul 21 485B bent-grass AG CLP A. clivicola Crampton var. punta-reyesensis Crampton I 2-1-1-3 21,49 5 201l, 485ll I Pt. Reyes bent-grass AGHE-2 A. hendersonii A. s. llitchc. I Henderson's bent-nrass J-2-1-2 Hay-Jul 5,45 ALJ1I Allium hickraanii Lastw. / Hickman's onion 2-2-1-J Apr 27,40 272A,J66C,J6GD I ALll0-2 A. hoffrrtanii Ounbey I Ileegufll onion 2-1-1-J Jun-Jul 12,45,52,5J GJ2D,6J4D ALYO A. yosenitense Eastw. I Yosemite onion 2-1-1-J Jun-Jul 20,22,55 4J7B Al.AES Alope·curus aequalis Sobol. var. sonomensis Rubtzoff 2-2-l ?J l!ay-Jul 21,t,9 485C,467B,502A,502B, I I Sonoma alopecurus 502D,503A Al!CH-2 Ambrosia chenopodiifolia (Benth.) Payne I San Diep.a 1-2-2-1 Apr-Jun J7 llD bur-sage I AHPU-2 A. pu"1ila (Nutt.) Gray I San Diego ra{\weed 2-2-2-2 Jun-Sep J7 11A,21C,22C ,22D N!SO Ammobroma sonorae Torr. ex Gray I Sand food 2-2-2-2 Apr-May 13 2B,14B,15C,JO!l Al!GR-2 Amsinckia grandiflora Kleeb. ex Gray I Larp,e-flowerecl J-J-2-J Apr-l!ay l,7E,J9L 445,\ J fiddleneck ?OUD AllBJ\-1 Androstephium l>reviflorum s. Hats. I Small-flowered 2-1-1-2 Har-Apr JG androstephium I All CA-2 Angelica callii !lath. & Const. ined. I Call's angelica J-2-2-3 Sept 15 ,54 261A,285A ,2851l, J 08A,J31B 7 ANRA Antennaria racernosa Hook. / Hooker's everlasting 3-1-1-1 Jul 47 ,SJ 36B ANSU-2 A. suffrutesccns Greene Evergreen everlasting 1-2-2-2 Jun 8,12 6 70ll,6 70C,7 J9A I At: su-1 Antirrhinum sub cordatum Gray I Dinorphic snapdrar,on 2- 2-1-J Jun-Jul 6,11 SGJC,580A ARBL Arabis blepharophylla II. & A. I Coast rock-cress 1-2-1-J Fch-Apr 21,JS,4.l, 40811, 44SD,448C ,4641l , 466C, 44,49 484C,485B,4R5C,503D,467U I Af-C0-4 A. cobrensis Jones I Serpentine rock-cress J-1-1-1 Jun-Jul 2(, 470A,487C ARC0-7 A. constancei TI.oll. I Con.stance's rock-cress J-1-1-J Hay 18 , J2 589A ,602D ,606A ARll0-2 A. hoffr.iannii (.!unz) l!oll. / lloffnann's rock-cress 2-1-1-J Feb-Apr 65,nf> SCRB I AP.JO A. johnstonii lfunz /Johnston's rock-cress J-?-?-J !lay-Jun JJ 66B 2-2-2-3 600B,736C AR!!C A. mcdonaldiana Castu. I llcDonald's rocl,-cress !lay-Jun 8,23 515D,7J6B ARtl0-1 A. modesta J\oll. I :!odest rock-cress 2-1-1-2 Apr-!!ay 28,4 7 ? ? 105A, lJlC, lJlD ARPA-4 A. parishii \lats. Parish's rocl;.-cress 2- - -J Apr-May ARSll A. shockleyi i!unz Shockley's rock-cress J-2-2-J !lay-Jun J6 lJlD AR,'!J:-1 Ar ctomecon merriamii Cov. I Desert poppy J-2-2-2 /\pr-Hay 14, Jn J46B, J68D, J89C ARAU Arctostaphylos auriculata Eastt1. I Ht. Diablo manzanita 3-1-2-3 Feb-Har 464A,464B,464C AJtBA A. bakeri Eastw. / liaker 1 s manzanita 2-1-2-J Feb-Apr 49 502Jl l 13 I VJ:RY RARE AND RARE AllD fu'lDANGt:RJ:D PLA!lTS (continued) Plant PLANT NAf!E R-E-V-D Flower County(s) Quadrangle(s) code I Scientific I Vernacu lar codes period code code ARC0-8 Arctostaphylos confertiflora Eastw. I Santa Rosa 3-1-1-3 Feb-Mar 66 SROE,SRON Island manzanita I ARCR-2 A. cruzensis Roof I Arroyo de la Cruz manzanita 2-2-2-3 Dec-Har 27,40 247D,271D,272A ARDE A. densiflora H. S. Baker Vine Hill manzanita 3-3-3-3 liar-Apr 49 502A,502B ARJ::D A. edmundsii J. T. Howell Little Sur manzanita 2-1-1-3 Nov-Dec 27 320E, 344B, 344C I ARFR A. franciscana Eastw. I San Francisco manzanita 3-3-3-3 Jan-Apr 38 466C ARGLC2 A. glandulosa J:astw. var. crassifolia Jeps. I Thick 2-2-2-3 Jan-Apr 37 22B, 36D leaf manzanita I ARGL-b A. Glutinosa Schreib. Schreiber's rnanzanita 3-3-2-3 Jan-Apr 44 408B,408C ARHE A. hearstiorurn Hoover & Roof / Hearst's manzanita 3-2-2-3 Feb-Apr 40 272A ARIM A. inbricata Lastw. I San Bruno Htn. manzanita 3-3-3-3 Jan-�·lar 41 448B I ARLU-2 A. luciana Wells I Santa Lucia manzanita 2-1-1-3 Feb-Har 40 246B,246C,246D,270C ARMA-5 A. malloryi Gankin ined. / Balaklala rnanzanita 2-1-1-3 23,45 600JJ,648A I ARH0-4 A. montana Eastw. I Tarnalpais manzanita 2-1-1-3 Feb-Apr 2 1,28 467A,467B,499C ARM0-5 A. montaraensis Roof I Hontara manzanita 2-1-1-3 Dec-Apr 41 448B,448C ARM0-6 A. montereyensis Hoov. I Monterey manzanita 2-1-1-3 Dec-Apr 27,40 29 SC, 365C, 366D I ARl'I0-3 A. morroensis Wies. & Shreib. I Morro manzanita 2-1-2-3 Jan-Har 40 246D, 247D A. myrtifolia Parry Ione manzanita 2-2-2-3 Nov-liar 3,5 476B,477A,477B,493C,494B, 494C,495A I ARUT A. otaycnsis Wies. & Schreib. I Otay manzanita 2-1-1-2 Jan-Mar 37 lOB,lOC ARPAlO A. pacifica Roof I Pacific manzanita 3-3-3-3 Har-Apr 21,41 448B,485D ARPAll A. pallid a Lastw. I A lameda manzanita 3-3-2-3 Jan-Mar 1,7 465C I ARPE-2 A. pechoensis Uudl. ex Abrams I Peche manzanita 2-1-1-3 Jan-Har 40 222A,246B,247D,270C ARPE-3 A. i· • ninsularis Wells I Peninsular manzani ta 2-1-1-1 37 SOB I ARPV-5 A. pumila Nutt. / Sandmat nanzanita 2-2-2-3 Feb-Apr 27 408D,366A,366C,366D ARRJ:-3 A. refugioensis Gankin I Refugio manzanita 3-2-2-3 Dec-Mar 42 143A,169D ARSl A. silvicola Jeps. & Wies. I Silver-leaved manzanita 2-2-2-3 Feb-llar 44 408C,408D I ARSTH A. stanfordiana Parry ssp. hispidula (Howell) Adams 1-1-2-2 liar-Apr ,\RVI-2 A. virgata t:astw. in Sarg. I liolinas manzanita 2-1-2-3 Jan-Mar 21 467A,467B,484C,485C,485D ARHU-1 Arenaria howclli i �lats. I Howell's sandwort 2-1-1-3 Apr-Jun 8,4 7 739A, 740D I A. rosei ttaguire b Harneby Rosy sandwort 2-2-2-3 Aug 52,53 631Jl,632B ARRO-l I ARUR .,., ursina nob, I Bear Valley sandwort 2-2-1-3 Jun-Jul 19,36 131C,131D I .\RVi.. Arnica venosa Hall I \'einy arnica 3-1-1-3 l!ay-Jun 45 648A,665D,682A AJhf[ -l .�. viscosa Lray I Shasta arnica 2-1-1-2 Aug 47 ,53 668A,698B,698C ASSE-3 Asplenium septentrionale (L.) lloffm. I Horthern 3-?-?-l 54 331A I spleenwort ASVI A. viride Huds. I Green splecnwort 3-1-1-1 46 572C ASCHL Aster chilensis !lees var. lentus (Greene) Jepson I 3-2-?-3 Jun-Oct 48 I Suisun aster ASPL A. peirsonii C. w. Sharsm. I Peirson' s aster 3-1-1-3 Jul-Sep 10,14,54 330A,329B,373C,416C ASAG-1 AstraBalus agnicidus Barneby / Hur.iboldt Locoweed 3-2-2-3 Jun-Aug 12 617A ASCIC A. cimae Jones var. cimae I Cima rattleweed 2-1-1-3 Apr-Hay 36 200A,200B,201A,201B,201D, I 225D,226A ASCL-1 A. clarianus Jeps. I Clara Hunt's rattleweed 2-2-2-3 Apr-May 17,28,49 516A,516C,517A,517C I I VERY RARE AND RARE AIID EiIDA!lGCRED PLANTS (continued) Plant Pl;ANT NAME . •. R-E-V-D Fldwer County(s) Quadrangle(s) code Scientific Vernacular codes period code code I . ASDE Astragalus deanei (Rydb.) Barneby I Dean's locoweed 3-2-1-'3 Mar-May 37 9B,10B,21D ASGE ·A. geyeri Gray I Geyer's rattlewe;,d · 3-2-1-1 . May-Jun 14,26 372B ·I ASJA A, jaegerianus Hunz I Coolgardie locoWeed 2-1-7-3 Apr-Jun 36 206B,206C ASJO A. johannis-howellii Barneby /'John's locowe.;d . 3-2-2-3 Jun-Jul 26 433B,434A,434D ASKEE A. kentrophyta Gray var. elatus B'arneby I 2-1-1-1 Jul-Aug 14 372A I spiny-leafed locoweed ASLEB A. lentiginosUs Dougl. va�. bo�reganus Jones / 2-2-1-3 Feb-May ·13,33,37 BoriegO locoweed ASLU! A. lentiginosus Do�gl. var. micans Ilarneby' I Shiny 3-2-1-3 Apr-J.un 14 326B,391D I .locoweed ASLES4 A. len·tiginosus Dougl. V'!r. sesqtiimetralis (Rydb.) �2-1-2 May-Jun 26 llarneby I Mono locoweed I ASMAP A". magdalenae ·Green.e var. peirsonii (Munz & Melli.Im.) 2-2-1-2 Mar-Apr 13,37 2A,2B Barneby / Peirson's locoweed ASM0-2 A. monoensis llarneby I Mono rattleweed 3-2-1-3 Jul-Aug 26 434B,435A,452B,452C,453D ASPA-3 A. pauperculus Greene I. Heager locoweed 2-2-1-3 Har-Hay 4,45,52 576B,576C,576D,577A,593C, I· 610B,627C,627D,628C,646B ASPYL A. pycnostachyus Gray ssp. lanosissimus (Rhdb,) Munz & P.E.-3 J ul "'Oct 19E,56E 114D McBurn I Ventura marsh locoweed Last reported in 196 7, . ASRA-3 A. ravenii Barneby I Raven's locoweed 3-1-1-3 Jul-Aug 373A ASSU-1 A. sub�estitus (Jeps. ) llarneby I Kern Co. locoweed 2�1-1-3. Jun-Jul 15,54 237A,306B,307D,329C I AST ET A •. tener Gray var. titi (Eastw.) liarneby I Coastal 3-3-2-3 Apr-Hay 19E,27,37 dunes rattle-weed ASTR-1 A. traskiae Eastw. I Trask's locoweed 2-1-1-3 �lar-Jul 62,63 SNI,SBA I ATTU Atriplex· tularensis. Cov·. I Bakersfield saltbush P.E.�-3 Jun-Oct 15E 214B,239C,240A Last reported in 1921 ATVA A, vallicola Hoov, Lost Hills saltbush 2-2�2-3 Jun-Aug i0,15,40,54 218A,243C,265B,289C,359B AYCO Ayenia compacta Rose I Ayenia 1-2-1-1 Mar-Apr 15,33,36,37 19A,19B,32A,32B,32C,62B I 66A,83D,176A BEOC-1 Benitoa occidentalis (Hall) Keck I Benitoa 2-1-1-3 Jun-Nov 10,27,35 316B,3i6C,316D,317A,339B, I 315C,340B, 340D BE OR Bensoniella o.regana (Abrams & Bacig.) Morton I 3-2-2-2 12 671D l!ensoni'ella BEHI Berberis higginsae Munz I Higgin.' s barberry 2-2-1..:2 Hay 37 7B,8A I BENE-2 B� nevinii Gray I llevin' s barberry 3-3-3-3 Har-Apr 19E,33,36, 33A,106C,110B,137C,137D 37 BEPII I!, pinnata Lag, ssp. insularis Munz I Island barberry 2-2-1-3 Mar 59E,65 ,66 ANA,SCRB ,SROW . 554C,555C I BESO ll. sonnei (Ahr�) Hc:Minn / T�uckee barberry 3-3-1-3 Apr-May 29 ,31E BLBA l!lennosperma bakeri Heiser I Baker's blennosperma 3-3-2-3 Mar-Apr 49 483B ,500C,502A BLNAR B. nanum (Hook.) Blake var. robustum J. T. Howell 2-1-1-3 Feb-Apr 21 485B,485C I Pt. Reyes blennosperma BLKI Blephat:idachne kingii (Wats.) Hack. I King's eyelash 1-2-1-1 May 14 grass 272A I BLHU Bloomeria humilis Hoover Dwarf golden star ·3-1-1-3 Jun 40 BOPU Botrychium pumicola Cov. Oregon rooonwort 3-3-3-1 47 BOSI-2 liouteioua simplex La�. I Hat grama 2-1-1-1 Aug-Sep 36 226D I BO'rR-1 B. trifida Thutb. in Wats. I Mohave grama 3-1-1-1 May-Sep 14,36 105B,201C BRKN Brickellia knappiana E. Drew I Knapp's brickellia 3-1-1-3 Mar-Apr 36 302C I 15 I VERY RARE AND RARE AND ENDANGERED PLANTS (continued) Plant PLANT NAME R-E-V-D Flower County(s) Quadrangle(s) I code Scientific I Vernacular codes period code code BRCOR Brodiaea coronaria (Salish.) Engler sap. rosea 3-3-1-3 May-Jul 17,52 54 8A,596B, 596C (Greene) Niehaus I Indian Valley brodiaea I BRFI B. filifolia lfats. Thread-leaved brodiaea 3-3-3-3 May-Jun 19,33,36,37 35B,68C,69D,85C,107A,109B BROR-2 B. orcuttii (Greene) Hoover / Orcutt's brodiaea 1-2-2-2 Apr-Jul 33,37 10D,20A,20C,22B,22C,22D, 33C,33D,35B,49D,SOB,51A, 69D I BRPA B, pallida Hoover I Chinese Camp brodiaea 3-3-1-3 J1m ss 458C BUUT Buddleja utahensfs Cov. / Utah buddleia 3-2-1-1 May-Oct 14,36 390C CACR-1 Calamagrostis crassiglumis Thurb , I Thurber's reed-grass 2-2-2-2 Jan-Jul 8,12,21,23, 585D,485C,502A I 49 CADE-1 c. densa Vasey I Dense reed-grass 2-1-1-3 J1m-Jul 37 20D,10D,21A,33D CAFO•l C. foliosa Kearn. I Leafy reed-grass 2-1-1-3 May-Aug 8,12,23 585A,601B,637D,618D,636D I 722C CACLR Calochortus clavatus Wats, ssp, recurvifolius 3-2-?-3 Apr-Jun 40 272A (Hoover) Munz / Cruz mariposa CACOW C. coeruleus (Kell.) Wats, var, westonii (Eastw.) 1-3-1-3 May-Jul 15 261A I Ownbey I Shirley Meadows mariposa CADU-2 C, d1mnii Purdy I Dunn's mariposa 3-1-1-3 Jun 37 10D,20A,20D,33D,49C I CAGR-2 C. greenei Wats. I Green's mariposa 2-1-1-2 Jun-Jul 47 734D CAL0-2 C, longebarbatus S. Wats. I Long-haired star tulip P.E.--2 Jun-Aug 25I:,45E 662B,695D Last reported in 1912 , CAM0-2 c. monanthus Ownbey P.E.--3 Jun 47E I Last reported in 1876, CAOB-3 C, obispoensis Lemmon I San Luis mariposa 3-1-1-3 May-Jun 40 246C,246D I CAPE-2 C. persistens Ownbey I Siskiyou mariposa 3-1-1-3 Jun-Jul 47 717B CAST-3 C. striatus Parish / Alkali mariposa 2-1-1-3 Apr-Jun 15,19,36 102A ,131B, 131D ,135C, 161A, 185C ,260A CATI-2 C. tiburonensis Hill / Tiburon mariposa 3-3-1-3 May-Jun 21 466B I CAFR-2 Calycadenia fremontii Gray I Fremont's calycadenia P ,E,-"'-3 Hay 4,52 593C,596C Last reported in 1950, CAPE-5 Calystegis peirsonii (Abrams) Bruumitt I Peirson's 2-1-1-3 Hay-Jun 19 160C,162B,162D I morning-glory CABE Camissonia benitensis Raven / San Benito evening 2-2-1-3 Apr 35 339Il.340D primrose CACA-6 Campanula californica (Kell,) Heller I Swamp harebell 1-2-1-3 Jun-Sep 21,23,49 485C,485D,502A,503A,503D, I 520A,520B,553A,569A,569D CASC-3 C. scabrella Engelm. I Rough harebell 3-1-1-1 Aug 45 ,47 I CASH-2 C, shetleri Heckard / Castle campanula 3-1-1-3 45,47 682B CAWI c. wilkinsiana Greene / Wilkin' s harebell 2-1-1-3 Jul-Sep 47 ,53 684C,698A,698B CAAL-1 Carex albida Bailey I White sedge 3-2-?-3 May 17,49 502A,534D I CACA-2 C, californica Bailey I California sedge 3-1-1-1 49 503A CALI-2 C. livida (Wahl.) Willd. / Livid sedge P.E.--1 23E Last reported in 1922. CAOB-1 C, obispoensis Stacey / San Luis sedge 2-1-1-3 40 245C,246C,247D,271A,272A, I 295C CAPA-4 C. paucifructa Mkze, I Sierra sedge 2-1-1-3 Jul 9,46,55 523A,555B CAWH C, whitneyi Olney I Whitney sedge 1-2-1-3 Jun-Jul 22,55 437A,454A,454B,454C,455A, I 456A,472C,474A,489C,490D, 506B,506C,570B CAEM Castela emoryi (Gray) Moran & Felger I Crucifixion 1-2-1-1 J1m-Jul 13 6B I thorn I 16 I VERY RARE AND RARE AIID EIIDANCERED PLAllTS (continued) Plant PLANT NAME R-E-V-D Flower County(s) Quadrangle(s) I code Scientific I Vernacular codes period code code CABR-9 Castilleja brevilobata Piper / Short-lobed red Indian 2-1-1-2 May-Jul 8,47 722D,738A,739A,739B,739C, paint-brush 740A I CACI-2 C, cinerea Gray I Ash grey Indian paint-brush 2-2-1-3 May-Aug 36 105A,106A,131C,131D CACU-2 C, culbertsonii Greene I Culbertson's Indian paint-brush 2-1-1-3 Jul-Aug 10,14,20, 330B,331A,331B,331C,352B, 22,54,55 352D,394A,394B,394C,396A, 395D,414C,415A,415C,415D, I 416D,454A,454D CAEW C, ewanii Eastw, I Ewan's Indian paint-brush 2-2-1-3 Jun-Jul 36 104B,105A,105B,105C,106A, 131C,131D I CAGL-3 C. gleasonii Elmer I Mt. Gleason paint-brush 2-1-1-3 May-Jun 19 136B, 136C, 1360 CAGR-3 C, grisea Dunkle / San Clemente Id, paint-brush 3-3-2-3 Feb-Apr 60 SCLC,SCLS CALA-7 C. lassenensis Eastw, I Lenmon's Indian paint-brush 2-1-1-3 Jul-Aug 45 626A CALAM C, latifolia H, & A, ssp. mendocinensis Eastw, I 2-2-2-3 May-Aug 23 537B,553A,569A,569D,585A, I Mendocino coast paint-brush 585D,601D CALE-8 C, leschkeana J, T, Howell I Pt, Reyes Indian paint- P ,E,--3 Jun 21E 485B ,485C brush. Last reported in 1960. I CAM0-7 C, mollis Penn, Soft-leaved Indian paint-brush 2-2-1-3 Apr-Aug 40,42,66 SRON,SROW / CANE-4 C, neglecta Zeile in Jeps. I Tiburon Indian paint-brush 2-2-1-3 Apr-Jun 21 465B I CAUL C, uliginosa Eastw, / Pitkin Harsh Indian paint-brush 3-3-3-3 Jun-Jul 49 50211 CAAMB Caulanthus amplexicaulis Wats var, barbarae 2-1-1-3 Hay-Jul 42 168B,193C (J, T. Howell) Munz / Santa Barbara caulanthus I CAST-5 C, stenocarpus Pays. I Slender-pod caulanthus 2-1-1-3 Apr-May 37 9C,10A,21D,35D CEFE Ceanothus ferrisae Hd>!inn I Coyote ceanothus 3-2-2-3 Jan-Har 43 406A,406B,407D,408D,428C CEGLP C, gloriosus J, T, Howell var, porrectus J, T, Howell I 2-1-1-3 Har-Hay 21,23,49 485C ,485D,568C I Mount Vision ceanothus CEHE C. hearstiorum Hoover & Roof Hearst ceanothus 3-2-1-3 Feb 40 272A CEHA-2 C, maritimus Hoover I Maritime ceanothus 2-2-1-3 Jan-Mar 40 272A I CEMA-3 C, masonii McMinn I Mason's ceanothus 3-2-1-3 Mar-Apr 21 467A,467B CEPRL C, prostratus Benth, var. laxus Jeps, I Buckhorn squaw 3-1-1-3 Apr-Jun 45,53 648B,649D carpet CERI C, rigidus Nutt, I Monterey ceanothus 2-2-1-3 Feb-Apr 27 344B,344C,365C,366A,366C, I 366D,386C CERO C. roderickii Knight ined. I Pine Hill ceanothus 3-1-1-3 9 510B I CENA Centaurium namophilum Reveal 2-2-2-2 14 CETR-2 Cercocarpus tr.askiae Eastw. I Catalina mountain mahogany 3-3-2-3 Mar 64 SCAS CHPA-6 Chaenactis parishii Gray I Parish's chaenactis 3-?-?-2 Jun-Jul 33 20A,66B,66C I CHFI-1 Cheilanthes fibrillosa Davenp, ex Underw, I Fibrillose 3-1-1-3 33 lip-fer?) CHGR-2 Chlorogalum grandiflorum Hoover I Red Hills soap root 3-2-1-3 May-Jun 55 458C,459D I CHPUPl C, purpureum Bdg, var. purpureum I Purple amole 3-3-1-3 Jun 27 295B ,318C CHPUR C, purpureum Bdg, var. reductum Hoover I Camnatta 3-3-1-3 May 40 245A Canyon amole � I CHBR-2 Chorizanthe brewer! Wats. I Brewer chorizanthe 2-1-1-3 May-Jun 40 170B,246C,246D CllHO C, howellii Goodm. Howell chorizanthe 2-1-1-3 May-Jul 23 569A 2-2-1-3 Jun-Sep 27,40 244B,245A,295B I CHIN-3 c. insignia Curran Indian Valley chorizanthe CHLE-2 C, leptoceras (Gray) Wats, / Slender-homed chorizanthe 1-2-2-3 Apr-Jun 19,33,36E 67B,69A,106B,107A,107D, 109A,110A,133C,137C, 1370 ,138A I CHOR-1 C, orcuttiana Parry I Orcutt 's chorizanthe 3-2-3-3 Mar-Apr 37 11B,22B,36D I 17 I VERY RARE AND RARE AND ENDANGERED PLANTS (continued) Plant PLANT NAllE R-E-V-D Fl""er County{s) Quadrangle (s) I code Scientific I Vernacular codes period code code CllPAF Chorizanthe parryi Wats, var , fernandina (Wats ,) 3-2-2-3 Apr-Jun 19 ,30,37 Z2B, 137C Jepson I San Fernando Valley chorizanthe I CHRE C, rectispina Goodm, I One-awned spine-flower 2-2-1-3 Jun-Jul 27,40 245A,246A,246B,294B,295B CHSP C, spinosa Wats, / Moj ave spine-flower 2-2-2-3 Apr-Jul 15 ,19 ,36 158C,161A,183A,184A,185B, 185D,186C,208D,210D,211C, Z35B,235C I CHS TC C. staticoides Benth, ssp. chrysacantha (Goodm, ) Munz I 2-2-1-3 Apr-May 30 210D Orange Co. Turkish rugging CHVA C. valid a Wats. I Sonoma chorizanthe P .E.--3 Jun-Aug 21E,49E 485D,519C I Last reported in 19 62. CIBO Cicuta bolanderi Wats, I Bolander water hemlock 2-2-2-3 Aug-Sep 7,28,40,42, 482A 48,49 CICA-3 Cirsium campylon H. L. Sharsm. I Mt, Hamilton th istle 3-2-1-3 May-Jul 43,50 425B,426A,406A,406B,407B I 42 7D CICR C. crassicaule (Greene) Jeps . I Slough thistle 3-2-2-3 Jun-Aug 15 ,39 241D,264C ,265B,444A,462D CIFOF C. fontinale (Greene) Jeps. var, fontinale I Fountain 3-2-2-3 Jun-Aug 41 ,43 448D I thistle CIFOO C, fontinale (Greene) Jeps . ssp. ob ispoense 3-1-1-3 Mar-Jun 40 246C ,271A J, T, Howell I Chorro Creek bog thistle CIHYH c. hydrophilum (Greene) Jeps. var hydrophilum 3-3-3-3 Jul-Sep 48 482A I Suisun thistle CIHYV C. hydrophilum (Greene) var, vaseyi (Gray) J, T, 3-1-1-3 Jul-Sep 21 467A Howell / Mt. Tamalpais thistle I CILO c. loncholepis Petrak I La Graciosa thistle 2-2-1-3 Jun-Aug 40 ,42 171A,195C ,195D,196B,196D, 2210 CIOCC C, occidentale (Nutt,) Jepson var. compacts Hoover I 3-1-1-3 Apr-Jul 40 271D ,272A I Compact cobweb thistle CIRH C, rh othophilum Blake / Surf thistle 2-2-1-3 Apr-Jun 40 ,42 145B, 171A,171C ,196B, 221D CLFR Clarkia franciscana Lewis & Raven I Presidio clarkia 3-3-3-3 May-Jul 38 466C I CLIM c. imbricata Lewis & Lewis Pitkin Marsh clarkia 3-?-?-3 Jun-Jul 49 502A CLLI-1 C. lingulata Lewis & Lewis Merced clarkia 3-1-1-3 Hay-Jun 22 438B I CLRO C, rostrata W, S, Davis I Beaked clarkia 3-1-1-3 Apr-May 22 ,24 ,50 419C ,439C , 440C ,442A,459C CL LAP Claytonia lanceolata Pursh. var. peirsonii M. & J, I 2-1-1-3 May-Jun 19 ,36 134D Peirson 's spring beauty COAN A Collinsia antonina Hardham ssp. antonina I 2-1? 1-3 Mar-Jun 27 I San Antonio collinsia COANP c. antonina Hardham ssp . purpurea Hardham 2-1?1-3 27 COBE Cordylanthus bernardinus Munz I San Bernardino bird' s 3-3-1-3 Sep-Oct 14 ,36 131B I beak COBRC C, brunneus (Jepson) Penn . ssp. capillaris (Penn ,) 3-2-1-3 Jul-Aug 49 502B Chuang & Heck. ined, I Pennell bird' s beak 6 22C, 707C, 724C I COCA12 c. capitatus Nutt, I Yakima bird's-beak 3-1-1-1 Jul-Sep 25 GOER C. eremicus (Gov. & Morton) Munz / Desert bird's beak 2-1-1-3 Aug-Oct 14 302A,325D COL IL C. littoralis (Ferris) Macbr. ssp, littoralis I Seaside 3-2-1-3 Jul-Sep 27 365B ,366A,366C ,366D , 387D I bird' s-beak COMAM3 C. maritimus Nutt, ssp. maritimus / Salt marsh bird' s 3-2-2-2 May-Oct 12 ,21, 30 , 11D ,71B,72A,89C,89D,112D, beak 37,42,56 114B ,114D ,142A,428A,503D, 672D I COMAP2 C. maritimus Nutt. ssp. palustris (Behr) Chuang & 2-2-1-2 May-Oct lE ,12 ,21, 247D,427B ,428A,447B ,447C, 46 A 467B1 Heckard I Pt, Reyes bird's beak 41 ,43,49 448D1466B1 466D1 7 1 485B,485C ,485D,654B,655A, 672C I COMOH C, mollis Gray ssp, hispidus (Penn .) Chuang & Heckard I 2-2-2-3 Jun-Jul 15 ,24,48 382B ,403B ,403C,481B Hispid bird's beak 18 I VJ:RY RARE AHD RARE AND EUDANGERED PLAllTS (continued) Plant PLANT NAME R-E-V-D Flower County(s) Quadrangle(s) I code Scientific I Vernacular codes period code code COMOM Cordylanthus mollis Gray ssp. mollis I Soft bird's P.E.-3 Jul-Nov 21E,24E, 482A,483A,484A beak. Last reported in 1966. 28E,48E I CON! C. nidularius J. T. Howell I Birds on nest 3-1-173 Jul-Aug 464B COOR-3 C. orcuttianus Gray Orcutt bird's-beak P,E,-1 37E lOC COPA-4 C. pallescens Penn. Pallid bird's-beak 2-2-1-3 Jul-Aug 47 699A,699D I COPA-5 C. palmatus (Ferris) Macbr. I Palmate-b racted bird's P .E.--3 Jun 6E ,10E,20E, 359B,360A,381A,513B beak. Last reported in 19 70 24E,57E COPA-6 c. parvi florus (Ferris) Wiggins I Purple bird's-beak 3-1-1-1 Aug-Oct 36 224C,225D I COTE-1 c. tecopensis Munz & Roos / Tecopa bird's-beak 2-2-1-2 Aug-Oct 14 ,36 252B,275B,276A ,322D COHA-2 Coreopsis hamiltonii (Elmer) H. K. Sharsm. I 3-2-1-3 Mar-May 43,50 426C ,426D Mt. Hamilton coreopsis I GOVIA Coryphantha vivipara (Nutt.) Britt. & Rose var. 2-2-2-3 May-Jun 13,33 61A,63A,78C ,96D alversonii (Coult.) Benson I Foxtail cactus CRWI Croton wigginsii Wheeler / Wiggins croton 2-2-2-2 Mar-May 13 2B ,14B I CRCR-1 Cryptantha crinita Greene I Silky cryptantha 2-2-?-3 Apr-May 45 ,52 610B ,629D,647A,647D CRGA c. ganderi Jtn. I Ganders cryptantha 3-1-1-3 Feb-May 37 47D I CRR0-1 C. roosiorum Munz I Bristle-cone cryptantha 3-1-1-3 Jun-Jul 14 372A CRSC C. scoparia A. Nels. / Desert cryptantha 3-1-1-1 Jul 14 372A CRSU C. subretusa Jtn. I Crater Lake cryptantha 2-1-1-2 Jul-Aug 25,47 712B I CUAB Cupressus abramsiana C. B. Wolf / Santa Cruz cyp ress 3-2-2-3 41,44 408B ,408C,409A CUGO C. goveniana Gord. / Gowen cyp ress 3-1-1-3 27 366C CUMA-2 c. macrocarpa Hart . ex Gord. /Monterey cypress 3-1-1-3 27 366C I CUST C. stephensonii Wolf I Cuyamaca cyp ress 2-1-1-2 37 20A CUHO Cuscuta howelliana Rub tzoff Bogg 's Lake dodder 3-3-7-3 Jun 17 ,31,58 528A,534A,543D CYDE Cymopterus deserticola Bdg. Desert cymopterus 3-2-1-3 Apr-May 14,15 ,36 157C,184A,185A,185C,210D , I 305B CYGI C. gilmani Mort . I Gilman ' s cymcpterus 3-1-1-2 Apr-May 14 368D,368B ,390B , 390D I DEBA Delphinium bakeri Ewan / Baker's delphinium 2-2-1-3 Apr-May 21,49 485A,485B,502B DEHU D. hutchinsonae Ewan I Hutchinson 's delphinium 2-2-1-3 Mar-Jun 27 320B,320E, 344B ,365B,365C, 366C I DEKI D. kinkiense Munz I San Clemente Id. larkspur 3-2-2-3 Mar-Apr 60 SCLC ,SCLS DELU D. luteum Heller Yellow larkspur 3-2-1-3 Mar-May 49 502C ,50 3A,503D DEVAT D. variegatum T. & G. ssp . thornei Munz I Thorne 's 1-2-1-3 Apr-May 60 SCLC ,SCLS I royal larkspur DEAT Deschampsia atropurpurea (Wahl .) Scheele I Mtn. 2-1-1-1 Jul-Aug 47 hair-grass DIFOO Dicentra formosa (H aw.) Walp. ssp . oregana (Eastw.) 2-2-2-2 Apr-May 8,53 I I 'lregon bleeding heart DINE-2 D. nevadensis Eastw. I Nevada bleeding heart 3-1-1-3 Jul 54 331C ,331D ,353C, 353D , 354A DIOC-1 D. ochroleuca Engelm. I Yellow dicentra 1-2-1-3 May-Jul 19 ,42 ,56 I DILA-2 Dichelostemma lacuna-vernalis Lenz I Vernal pool 2-2-1-3 3,24 ,34 420C ,495A,511B brodiaea DIVE D. venustum (Greene) Hoover Rose fire-cracker flower 3-2-2-3 8,12,23,53 SS1B,632A,702C , 702D I DIDO Dichondra donnelliana Tharp & Johnston I California 2-2-2-2 Apr-Jun 9,12,21,23, dichondra 27,32,38,40 , 41,42 ,44 ,49 , 61,65,66 I DIOC-2 D. occidentalis House / Western dichondra 3-3-2-2 Mar-May 30 ,37,64 10D ,11B,22B,22C,35D ,36A, 36D, 70C I 19 I VERY RARE AND RAREAND E!IDAl!GERED PLANTS (continued) Plant PLANT NAME R-E-V-D Flower County(s) Quadrangle (s) I code Scientific / Vernacular co des period code code DIAR-1 Diplacus aridus Abrams / Low bush monkey flower 2-1-1-2 Apr-Jul 37 7A, 7B ,8B DICA-1 Dissanthelium californicum (Nutt.) Benth. / California P.E.--2 27E ,60E,64E SCLC ,SCAN, 320A dissanthelium. Last reported in 19 U. Probab ly I extinct outside Calif; also. DIAD Ditaxis adenophora (Gray) Pax & K. Hoffm. I Glandular 1-2-7-1 Dec-Mar 33 64B,65A di taxis DICA-4 D. californica (Bdg. ) Pax & K. Hoffm. / California 2-7-7-3 Oct-Dec 13,33 2SC ,61A ,61B,62B,63A,65A I di taxis DRASA Draba asterophora Pays . var . asterophora / Tahoe drabs 3-1-1-2 Jul-Aug 9 ,55 522C,523D DRASM D. asterophora Pays. var. macrocarpa c. L. Hitch . I 3-1-1-3 Jul-Aug 9 523D I Cup Lake draba DRAU D. aureola Wats. I Mt. Lassen draba 2-1-1-1 Jul-Aug 45 I DRCRC2 D. cruciata Payson var. cruciata / Mineral King draba 2-1-7-1 Jul-Aug 9 ,54 DRCRI D. cruciata Paysbn var. integrifolia Hitch. & Sharsm. 3-1-1-1 Jul-Aug 10 ,14,54 Whitney draba I DRN IE D. nivalis Liljebl. var. elongata Wats. I Snow drabs 2-1-1-1 Jul-Aug 14 ,26 394A,434D DRQU D. quadricostata Roll. I Bodie Hills drabs 2-1-1-3 Jul 26 470B ,487C , 487D DRAN Drosera anglica Huds. I English sundew 2-1-1-1 Jul-Aug 25,29,32,46 554B I DRRO Drosera rotundifolia L. Round-leaved sundew 1-1-2-1 Jul-Aug 8,12 ,23,49 DRFI Dryopteris filix-mas (L.) Schott / Male-fem P.E.-1 36E 131C Last reported in ___ • DUATO Dudleya attenuata (Wats. ) Moran ssp . orcuttii (Rose) 1-2-1-1 May-Jul 37 llD I Moran I Orcutt ' s dudleya DUBE D. bettinae Hoover I San Luis serpent ine dudleya 3-17173 May-Jun 40 246C DUBLB D. blochmaniae (Eastw. ) Moran ssp. brevifolia Moran 3-1-1-3 Apr 37 22B ,22C I Short-leaved dudleya DUBLI D. blochmaniae (Eastw.) Moran ssp . insularis (Moran) 3-1-1-3 Mar-Apr 66 Moran I Santa Rosa Id. dudleya I DUCA-2 D. candelabrum Rose I Candle-holder dudleya 2-2-2-3 65 ,66 SROE ,SCRB ,SCRC DUCYMl D. cymosa (Lem.) Brit ton & Rose ssp. marces cens 3-2-1-3 May-Jun 19 ,56 113C, 113D Moran I Santa Monica Mtns. dudleya I DUDE D. densiflora (Rose) Moran / San Gabriel Mtn. dudleys 2-2-2-3 Jun-Jul 19 109B DUMU D. multicaulis (Rose) Moran I Many-stemmed dudleya 1-2-2-3 May-Jun 19 , 30 , 33, 52D, 71D,87B ,88B,109D 36 ,37 I DUNE D. nesiotica (Moran) Moran I Santa Cruz Id. dudleya 3-1-1-3 Mar-Ap r 65 SCRA DU PA D. parvs Rose & Davids I Serpentine dudleya 2-2-2-3 May-Jun 40 ,56 113A,113B ,247A DUST D. stolonifera Moran / Laguna Beach dudleya 3-2-2-3 May-Jul 30 70C , 71D I DUTR D. traskiae (Rose) Moran I Santa Barbara Id. dudleya P .E.-3 Ap r-May 63E SBA Last reported in 1968. DUVA D. v-.�iegata (Wats.) Moran I Variegated dudleya 1-2-2-2 May-Jun 37 10B ,10C , 11A, 11D ,21C ,21D, I 22C ,22D ,35C IJUVI-2 D. viscida (Wats.) Moran I Viscid dudleya 2-1-1-3 May-Jun 30 ,33,37 36A ,36B ,SOB ,69C ,70D 554C ELBR-2 Elodea brandegeae St. John I Truckee waterweed P. E.-3 Jul 29E 8E 723B, 740C I EMllE Empetrum hermaphroditum (Lange) Hagerup I Black P.E.-1 Jun-Jul crowberry. Last reported in 1958. 302B ,302C, 325C ENCO Enceliopsis covillei (Nels.) Blake I Panamint daisy 3-2-2-3 Apr-Jun 14 390B I ENNU E. nudicaulis (Gray) A. Nels. I Naked-s teumed daisy 3-1-1-2 May 14 ,36 2490 ENDE Enneapogon desvauxii Beauv. I Nine-awned pappus grass 3-1-1-1 Aug-Sep 36 I EPLU Epilobium luteum Pursh I Yellow willow-herb 3-1-1-1 Jul-Aug 47 738A I 20 I VERY RARE AND RARE AND E!IDAUGCRED PLANTS (continued) Plant PLANT NAME R-E-V-D Flower County(s) Quadrangle(s) I code Scientific I Vernacular codes period code code EPNI Epilobiwn nivium Bdg. / Snow Mountain willow-herb 3-1-1-3 Sep 17,23 565D ERBR-1 Eriastrum brandegeae Mason I Brandegee eriastrum 2-1-1-3 May-Aug 6,17 533B,534A,564C ,565A I ERTR-1 E. tracyi Mason I Tracy eriastrum 3-2-2-3 Jun-Jul 6,43E,53E 564C ERAE Erigeron aequifolius Hall I Hall 's daisy 3-1-?-3 Jul 10 ,54 307B ,307C,437B, 374D ERDE-3 E. delicatus Cronq . I Del Norte daisy P.E.�2 Jun-Jul 8E 722B, 740D I Last reported in 1950 . ERFL E. flexuosus Cronq . I Trinity Alps daisy 2-1-2-3 Jun-Jul 53 667A,667C ,667D,684C ERFOB E. foliosus Nutt. var. blochmanse (Greene) Hall I 1-2-1-3 May-Jul 40 ,42 171A,196B ,221D,247D I Blechman's leafy daisy ERMU-3 E. mu lticeps Greene I Kern River daisy 3-1-1-3 Jun 54 284C ERPA-2 E. parishii Gray I Parish's daisy 3-1-1-3 May-Jun 36 130C , 131C ,131D I ERSU-1 E. supplex Gray I Supple daisy 2-1-1-3 May-Jun 12 ,21,23 520B,537C ,537D ERAR- 2 Eriochloa aristata Vasey I Awned eriochloa 3-1-1-1 Jun-Nov 13 lB ,40B ERAL-4 Eriodictyon altissimum P. v. Wells I Indian knob 3-2-1-3 Apr-Jun 40 221B I mountain balm ERCA- 7 E. capitatum Eastw . I Lompoc yerba santa 3-2-2-3 May-Jun 42 145B ,171A,195C I ERAL-3 Eriogonum alpinum Engelm. I Trinity eriogonum 3-1-17 3 Aug 4 7 ,53 699C ERAM-3 E. ampullaceum J. T. Howell I Mono e'riogonum 2-1-1-3 Jul-Sep 26 433C,434A,451C ,451D ,470C , 487C I ERAPA2 E. apricum J. T. Howell var . apricum I Ione buckwheat 3-3-1-3 Jun-Sep 3 494C ERAPP E. apricwn J. T. Howell var . prostratwn Myatt I Irish 3-3-1-3 Jun-Sep 3 494B Hill buckwheat I ERBE E. beatleyae Reveal I Beatley buckwheat 3-3-3-2 26 319C,470B ERBI E. bifurcatum Reveal 2-2-1-2 14 298A ERBR-5 E. breedlovei (J. T. Howell) Reveal I Piute buckwheat 3-2-1-3 Jun-Aug 15,54 237B,307C 319C I ERBU E. butterworthianum J. T. Howell I Butterworth eriogonum 3-1-1-3 Jun-Aug 27 ERCA-2 E. caninum (Greene) Munz / Tiburon buckwheat 3-2-2-3 Jun-Sep 21 466B,466C,467A I ERC0-8 E. congdonii (S. Stokes) Reveal I Congdon eriogonum 2-2-1-3 Jul-Aug 47,53 699C , 700C ERCOll E . contiguum {Reveal) Reveal 2-1-1-2 14 29BA,298C ERCR-1 E. crocatum A. Davids Ventura buckwheat 2-2-1-3 Apr-Jul 56 113B ,114A ERDE-4 E. deserticola S. Wats. / Desert eriogonum 1-2-2-2 Sep-Dec 13 ,37 1B ,2A,2B,3A,3B,5B ,13C , I 14B ,27C, 2BA,30A,30B, 30D ERDI-4 E. diclinum Reve al I James Canyon eriogonum 3-3-173 47 735B ERER-2 E. eremicola J. T. Howell & Reve al I Wild Rose Canyon 3-1-1-3 Jun-Sep 14 302A, 350D I eriogonum ERERT E. ericaefolium T. & G. var . thornei Reve al & 3-2-1-3 36 Hendrickson ined. /Theme's eriogonum I ERGIC E. gi�dnteum Wats . var . comp actum Dunkle I Santa 3-2-2-3 May-Aug 63 SBA Barbara Id. giant eriogonum 14 302A ,390B,390C ERGI-1 E. gilmannii s. Stokes / Gilmann eriogonum 3-1-1-3 May-Aug I ERGO E. gossypinum Curran I Cotton eriogonum 2-2-2-3 Jul 10 ,15,16,40 216A, 216B,216C ,217A,217B, 238C, 238D,239B , 239D ,240A, 240D,241C,242C ,243D,262C , 263D,290C ,379D I ERGRT E. grande Greene var . timorum Reveal I San Nicolas 2-1-1-3 Jun-Oct 62 SN! Id. eriogonum 36 201D ,225D,226A ,249D ERHEF E. heermannii Dur. & Hilg. var. floccosum Munz I 2-1-1-2 Aug-Oct I Clark Mtn. eriogonum 737C , 738A ERHI-2 E. hirtellum Howell & Bacig. I Klamath Mtn. eriogonum 3-2-1-3 Jul-Sep 8,47 I 21 I VERY RARE AND RARE AND EllDANGERED PLANTS (continued) Plant PLANT NAME R-E-V-D Flower County(s) Quadrangle (s) I code · Scientific I Vernacular codes period code code ERHOH Eriogonum hoffmannii S. Stokes var. hoffmannii / 2-1-1-3 Oct-Nov 14 325B , 325C Hoffmann eriogonum ERROR E. hoffmannii0 S. Stokes var. robustius s. Stokes I 2-1-1-3 Sep-Nov 14 323B,323C,324A I Hoffmann robust eriogonum ERIN-4 E. intrafractum Cov. & Mort . I Jointed eriogonum 2-1-1-3 May-Aug 14 326A,368C, 368D I ERKEKl E. kearneyi' Tidestr. var. kearneyi Kearney 's 3-1-1-1 26 469A,469B ,469C I eriogonum ERKE-1 E. kelloggii Gray / Kellogg's eriogonum 3-1?1-3 Jul-Aug 23 519C,600B ERKEA2 ·E. kennedyi Porter ex Wats. var. austromontanum 2-2-1-3 Jun-Jul 36 105A,105B ,131C , 131D I Munz & Johnston I Southern mountain. eriogonum ERKEPl E. kennedyi Porter ex Wats. var. pinicola Reveal in 3-1-1-3 May-Jun 15 211B I Munz I Kern eriogonum ERMIJ E. microthecum Nutt. var. johnstonii Reveal I 3-1-1-3 Jul-Aug 19 ,36 108A,134C Johnston' s buckwheat brush ERM IP E. microthecum Nutt . var. panamintense s. Stokes I 2-1-1-3 Aug 14 302A I Panamint Mtns. buckwheat brush ERN0-1 E. nortonii Greene I Pinnacles buckwheat 2-2-1-3 May-Jun 27 ,35 341A,343A,385C, 386D ERNUM E. nudum Dougl. ex Benth. var . m.irinum Reveal 3-3-1-3 Jun-Nov 54 332A I Mouse eriogonum ERP AL E. parvifolium Sm. var. lucidum (Howell ex Stokes) 2-2-1-3 Feb-Nov 27 366C Reveal I Pt. Lobos eriogonum ERP.AP E. parvifolium var . paynei (Wolf ex Munz) Reveal in 3-2-1-3 Feb-Nov 56 140A I Munz I Santa Paula eriogonum ERPE-5 E. pendulum S. Wats I Walso eriogonun 2-2-1-2 Aug-Sep 8 739C I ERPR-4 E. prociduum Reveal 3-2-1-2 Jun 25 725D ERR!J E. rupinum Reveal I Wyman Creek eriogonum 3-1-1-1 Aug-Sep 14 372A,412B,412C ERSHS E. shockleyi Wats. var. shockleyi I Shockley eriogonum 2-1-1-1 May-Jul 14 390B I ERSI E. siskiyouense Small Siskiyou eriogonum 3-2-1-3 Aug-Sep 47 699C , 700C ERTE-5 E. temb lorense Howell & Twissel. / Temb lor buckwheat 2-1-1-3 Jul-Sep 15 ,27,40 243A,266C,267B,268A,268B , 291C,292B,293B I ERTR-3 E. truncatum T. & G. I Contra Costa eriogonum 3-2-2-3 Apr-Jun 445A,445B ,464A ERTW E. twisselmannii (J. T. Howell) Reveal I Twisselmann 's 3-1-1-3 Jul-Sep 54 307C eriogonum I ER!JMMl E. umbellatum Torr. var. minus I. M. Johnst. I Alpine 2-2-1-3 Jul-Sep 19 ,36 134C ,135D sulfur-flowered eriogonum ER!JMT E. umbellatum Torr var. torreyanum (Gray) Jones I 3-2-2-3 Jul-Aug 29 538B ,555B ,555D I Torrey's sulfur-flowered eriogonun ERVE E. ve stitum J. T. Howell I Idria eriogonum 2-1-1-3 May-Jun 10 ,24,35 339B, 361C ,383A ERWRO E. wright ii Torr. ex Benth. in DC. var. olanchense 3-1-1-3 Jul-Aug 54 329D I (J. T. Howell) Reveal I Olanche Peak eriogonum ERL AH Eriophyllum lanatum (Pursh) Forbes var . hallii Cons t. 3-2-2-3 May-Jul 15,42 Ft. Tejon woolly sunflower I ERLA-3 E. lat ilobum Rydb . I San Mateo woolly sunflower 2-1-1-3 May-Jun 41 448D ERM0-3 E. mohavense (Jtn.) Jeps . / Barstow eriophyllum 3-2-1-3 Apr-May 36 181B ERNUC E. nubigenum Greene var . congdonii (Bdg. ) Cons t. I 3-1 ·l-3 May-Jun 22 438A Congdon 's eriophyllum I 454C ERNUN2 E, nubigenum Greene var. nub igenum I Yosemite P.E.-3 Jun 22E eriophyllum. Last reported in 19 38. ERARP Eryngium aristulatum Jeps. var. parishii (Coult. & 2-3-3-2 May-Aug 37 10C ,22B,22C,22D,35B,51C I Rose) Math. & Const. I San Diego coyote-thistle ERPI-2 E. pinnatisectum Jepson I Tuolumne coyote-thistle 1-2-2-3 Jul-Aug 3,5 ,34 ,55 494C , 493B ,458A,459B ,477D , SllD I 22 I VERY RARE AND RARE AND ENDANGERED PLANTS (continued) Plant PLANT NAME R-E-V-D Flower County (s) Quadrangle (s) I code Scientific I Vernacular codes period code code ERRA-2 Eryngium racemosum Jeps . I Delta coyote-this tle 3-2-2-3 Aug-Oct 5,39 ,50 443B,443C,424A,444A,461A, 462D,477D ERAM-2 Erysimum ammophilum Heller I Coast wallflower 1-2-1-3 Feb-May 27,37,38,41, 11B ,22B ,366A I 44 ,56 ,66 ERCAA E. capitatum (Dougl. ) Greene var. angustatum (Greene) 3-3-3-3 Mar-Jul 7 481D G. Rossb . I Contra Costa wallflower I ERFRF E. franciscanum Rossb . var. franciscanum I 1-2-2-3 Mar-Jun 21,38,41 ,49 408B ,409D,44BB ,448D,466C, San Francisco wallflower 467A,503D ERIN-5 E. insulare Greene I Island wallflower 2-1-1-3 Mar-May 61,66 SRON ,SMIE I ERME-3 E. menz iesii (Hook) Wettst. / Menzies wallflower 2-2-2-3 Mar-May 12 ,23,27 366C ,569A,569D ,585D ,672D ERTE-2 E. teretifolium Eastw. I Ben Lomond wallflower 3-2-2-3 Apr-Jun 44 366A,408D ERTU Erythronium tuolumnense Applegate I Tuolumne fawn lily 1-2-1-3 Har-May 55 4567B,458A,475D I ESPR Eschscholzia procera Greene I Kernville poppy 2-1-1-3 Har-Apr 15 212B j 260B ESRA E. raioosa Greene I Island poppy 2-2-1-2 Mar-May 60 ,63,64 SBA 65 ,66 I EUSH Eupatorium shastense Taylor & Stebbins ined. I Shasta 2-1-1-3 Hay-Jun 45 664B ,664D ,665D eupatorium EUHO Euphorbia hooveri Wheeler I Hoover spurge 2- 1-1-3 52 ,54 334A,441A ,441C ,441D ,594A I FEUT Fendlerella utahensis (Wats .) Heller / Yerba desierto 3-1-1-2 Jun-Aug 14 ,36 FEVI-2 Ferocactus viridescens (T . & G.) Britton & Rose I 1-3-2-1 May-Jun 37 10C ,llA ,llB ,llD ,22A ,22B, San Diego barrel cactus 22C I FEAR- 2 Festuca arizonica Vasey I Arizona fescue 3-1-1-1 Jun 36 249D FOPUG Forsellesia pun.gens (Bdg.) Heller var. glabra Ensign 2-1-1-1 May-Jun 36 I FOST F. stipulifera (St. John) Ensign 2-1-1-1 May 14 ,53 683B FRPA-2 Frankenia palmer! Wats. I Palmer frankenia P.E.�l May-Jul 37E llA,llD Last reported in 19 21. I FRUM Frasera umpquaensis Peck & App leg. / Umpqua swertia 2-2-1-2 Jun 53 633D FRTR Fraxinus trifoliata (H. & A.) Lewis & Epl. 3-1-1-1 37 lOA FRDE Fremont odendron decumbens R. Lloyd I Pine Hill flannel 3-1-2-3 May-Jun 9 510B I bush FRBR Fritillaria brandegei Eastw. I Greenhorn fritillary 2-1-1-3 Apr-Jun 15 ,54 261A,285C ,285D,307B ,308A, 308D FRFA F. falcata (Jeps.) D. E. Beetle / Talus fritillaria 3-2-1-3 Mar-May 35E ,43,50 426A,425B I FRPH F. phaeanthera Eastw . / Butte fritillaria 2-2-2-3 Mar-Jun 4 576B ,577A,592D FRPL-2 F. pluriflora Torr. in Benth. 1-2-2-3 Feb-Mar 4,6,11,17 576A ,577A,593C ,593D 28,32 ,48,57 I FRRO F. rode rickii Knight I Roderick fritillaria 3-2-2-3 Feb-Jun 23 537C,551C FRST F. striata Eastw . I Adobe lily 2-2-1-3 Mar-Apr 15 ,54 261C ,262B,262D,309B,309C , 310A I GAANB2 Galium angustifolium Nutt. esp . borregoense Demp . 3-1-1-3 37 47C & Steb . GABU- 1 G. buxifolium Greene / Island bedstraw 1-2-2?3 Mar-Jul 61,65 SROE ,SCRC ,SCRB , SMIE I GACAL G. californicum H. & A. esp . luciense Demp . & Steb . 2-1-1-3 May 27 296B,296D,319C GACAP G. californicum H. & A. ssp. primum Demp . & Steb . 3-3-2-3 33 GACAS G. californicum H. & A. sap. sier rae Demp. & Steb . 3-3-2-3 Apr 9 510B ,527D I El Dorado galium GACAA G. catalinense Gray ssp . acrispum Demp. & Steb . I San 3-1-1-3 60 SCLN , SCLS,SCLC Clemente Id. galium I GACL G. clementis Eastw. I Santa Lucia bedstraw 2-1-1-3 Jun-Jul 27 319B, 319C , 343C I 23 I VERY RARE AND RARE AND ENDANGERED PLANT S (cont inued) Plant PLANT NAME R-E-V-D Flower County(s) Quadrangle (s) I code Scientific I Vernacular codes period code code GAGLM Galium glabrescens (Ehrend .) Demp . & Ehrend. ssp, 3-2-7-3 25 707C modocense Demp . & Ehrend. I Modoc galium I GAGR-2 G. grsnde HcClatchie 2-1-1-3 19 109B,110A GAHA-2 G. hardhamae \Dempster I Hardham bedstraw 2-1-1-3 Jul 27,40 270C,271A, 271B,295C, 296B, 296D GAHIK G. hilendiae Demp . & Ehrend. ssp. kingstonense 3-1-1-37 36 274C I (Demp.) Demp. & Ehrend. I Kings ton galium GAHYT G. hypotrichium Gray ssp. tomentellum Ehrend. 3-1-1-3 14 302A I GASES! G. serpenticum Demp . ssp. scotticum Demp . & Ehrend. 3-3-?-3 47 701B,701D GA SEW G. serpenticum Demp . ssp . warnerense Demp . & Ehrend 1-2-2-3 25 GEFR Gent isna fremontii Torr. I Hoss gentian 2-1-1-1 Jul-Aug 36 105A I GILU Gilmania luteola (Gov,) Gov, I Golden carpet 3-1-1-3 Mar-Ap r 14 324A, 324D GITEH Gilia tenuiflora Benth. ssp. hoffmannii (Eastw.) 2-1-1-3 Apr 66 SROE A. & V. Grant I Hoffmann slender-flowered gilia GIFI-2 Githopsis filicaulis Ewan, / Mission Canyon blue P,E.-2 May 37E 22D I cup, Last reported in 1884, GILA-3 G. latifolia Eastw. I Lake Almsnor blue-cup P.E.-3 Aug-Sep 32E Last reported in ___ I GLGR Glyceria grandis S, Wats . I Reed manna-grass 3-1-1-1 Jul-Aug 26 SOSD GRHE Gratiola heterosepala Mason & Bacig. / Boggs Lake 3-2-173 Apr-Jun 10 ,17,34 398D ,512B ,534A hedge-hyssop I RABR- 2 Hackelia brevicula (Jeps,) Gentry I Poison Canyon 3-1-1-3 Jul-Aug 26 stickseed RAVI Halimolobus virgata (Nutt.) Schulz I Virgate halimolobus 3-1-1-7 Jun-Jul 14,26 412C I HABR Haplopappus brickellioides Blake I Brickellia-like 2-1-1-2 Apr-Sep 14 349A,350A golden weed RACA-2 H. csnus (Gray) Blake I Island hazardia 3-2-2-2 Jun-Dec 60 SCLC I l!AEA H, eastwoodiae Hall I Eas twood 's ericameria 3-3-3-3 Jul-Oct 27 366A,366C ,366D,408C HALY H, lyalli A. Gray I Lyall 's tonestus 3-1-1-1 Jul-Sep 53 RAOP H, ophiditis (J. T. Howell) Keck I Serpentine 2-1-1-3 Jul-Aug 52 613B,631B I macronema HECA-5 Helianthella castanea Greene I Diablo helianthella 2-2-1-3 Apr-Hay 1,7,38,41 448B ,464A,464B,464C ,465B, 465C I HEGR-2 Helianthemum greenei Rob . / Island rush-rose 2-1-1-3 Apr 61E,64,65 SROS ,SCRC 2-2-1-3 Apr-May 3,5 ,9 476B,493C,494B ,494C ,495A, HESU-2 H. suffrutescens Schreib . Amado r rush-rose 510B HEEX Helianthus exilis Gray I Serpentine sunflower 2-2-?-3 Jul-Nov 17,28 532C ,532D I 2B , 14B HENIT H. niveus (Benth .) Bdg, ssp. tephrodes (Gray) Heiser 2-2-2-2 Feb-May 13 Desert sunflower HENUP H, nuttalii T. & G. ssp. parishii (Gray) Heiser I P.E.-3 Aug-Oct 19E,30E,36E I Los Angeles sunflower, Last reported in 1920. HEAR-1 Hemizonia arida Keck I Red rock tarweed 2-1-1-3 May-Nov 15 211C ,235B ,235C HEC0-3 H. conjugens Keck I Otay tarweed 3-3-3-3 May-Jun 37 7B ,lOB, llA,llC,llD I HEFL-2 H. floribunda Gray I Tecate tarweed 2-2-1-1 Aug-Oct 37 8A ,8D,9C ,9D HERA H. halliana Keck I Hall's tarweed 2-2-1-3 Apr-May 27 ,35 ,40 244A,268A,268B,291C,316D, 339B, 340C ,362D I HEMI-2 H. minthornii ps.Je I Santa Susana tarweed 3-2-2-3 Jul-Oct 19 ,56 138C,138D HEM0-2 H. mohavensis Keck I Moj ave tarweed 3-3-3-3 Jul-Sep 33,36E 84A HEAD Hesperolinon adenophyllum (Gray) Small I Glandular 2-1-1-3 Jun-Jul 12E,17,23 533C ,534A ,534B ,534D,549A, I dwarf flax 549C ,549D,56SB ,565C ,565D , 566D,567D,582D,654C I 24 I VERY RARE AND RARE AND ENDANGERED PLANTS (continued) Plant PLANT NAME R-E-V-D Flower County(s) Quadrangle (s) I code Scientific / Vernacular codes period code code HEBI-2 Hesperolinon bicarpellatum (H. K. Sharsm. ) H. K. 2-1-1-3 May-Jun 17 ,28 SOOA,516A,516B ,516C,533C, Sharsm. I Two carpel flax 533D ,549A HEBR-2 H. breweri (Gray) Small I Brewer dwarf flax 2-1-1-3 May-Jul 7,28,48,57 464A,464B ,464C,464D,499A, I 499B HEC0-5 H. congest 1DD (Gray) Small I Marin dwarf flax 2-2-2-3 May-Jun 21,38,41,43 467B ,429A,448D,466B ,466C I HEDI-1 H. didymocarpum H. K. Sharsm. / Lake Co. dwarf flax 3-2-2-3 May-Jun 17 533D HEDR H. drymarioides (Curran) Small Drymaria dwarf flax 2-1-1-3 Jul-Aug 6,11,17 548A,564A,564D,565B ,565D HEBR Heuchera brevistaminea Wiggins I Laguna heuchera 2-1-1-3 May-Jul 37 19 B,19C I HEDU-2 H. duranii Bacig. I Duran 's heuchera 2-1-1-3 Jul-Aug 14,26 HICA Hibiscus californicus Kell . I California hibiscus 2-2-2-3 Aug-Sep 4,6,7,11, 46 3A,463D,480B ,545B ,561A, 39 ,48,51 561B ,561C ,577C I HOMA- 1 Holocarpha macradenia (DC .) Greene / Santa Cruz tarweed 3-2-2-3 Jun-Oct 1E ,7,21E,44 386B,386C ,387E , 387B,466A, 466D HOW! Horkelia wilderae Parish 2-2-1-3 36 105A,105B I HOAQ Howe llia aquatilis Gray I Howellia 3-1-?-l Hay-Aug 23 59 7B HUIN Hulsea inyoensis (Keck) Munz / Inyo hulsea 2-1-1-3 Jun 14 348C,372A HYCA Hystrix californica (Bol. ) Kunt ze / California bottle 2-1-1-3 Jun-Aug 21,27,41,49 484C I brush IRTEK Iris tenax Dougl . ssp . klamathensis Lenz 3-2-2-3 May 12 703C,704D I IVAR Ivesia argyrocoma (Rydb .) Rydb . / Silver-haired ivesia 2-1-1-3 Jun-Aug 10 ,36 105B ,131C , 131D,394B,395A IVCA-1 I. callida (Hall. ) Rydb . / Tahquitz ivesia P.E.-3 Jul-Aug 33E 83C IVPI I. pickeringii Torr. ex Gray I Pickering ivesia 3-1-1-3 Jul-Aug 45 ,46,53 571B ,571D ,683B,699B JUHI Juglans hindsii (Jeps .) Jeps . I Northern California 2-2-2-3 Apr-May 4,7,17,28, 425B ,427D,438B ,440B ,441A, I 442B ,446A,446C ,458D ,464A, black walnut 34,43,48,52, 57 464B , 466A;498C ,499A,499B, 499C ,499D,575B,576A ,577A, 593D,500A, 500B ,547D,612D I JULE-1 Juncus leiospermus F. J. Herm. I Red Bluff rush P.E.-3 Ap r 52E 610B Last reported in 1916. KOSP Koeberlinia spinosa Zucc. I Crown-of-thorns 2-1-1-1 May-Jul 13 27A,27B I.ABU Lasthenia burkei (Greene) Greene I Burke 's baeria 3-3-2-3 Apr-May 17E,23E,49 502A,51BD,533B LAC0-3 L. conjugens Greene I Contra Costa baeria 3-2-2-3 Apr-May 7E ,23E,28, 142A,143A,427D,481B,482A, 42E ,43,48 498C ,SOOD I LALE-2 L. leptalea (Gray) Orn.duff I Salinas Valley baeria 2-2-1- 3 Ap r 27 ,40 LAM!Ml L. minor (DC.) Orn.duff ssp . maritima (Gray) Orn.duff 3-2-1-2 Mar-May 8,12,38 I LAJEJ Lathyrus jepsonii Greene ssp. jepsonii I Delta tule pea 2-2-1-3 May-Jun 7 ,28,48 I.AAS Lavatera assurgentiflora Kell. I Malva rosa 2-2-2-3 Har-Nov 59E ,60,61,64 LADI-2 Layia discoidea (Keck) Keck I Rayless layia 2-2-1-3 May 35 339B , 339C , 340D I LAJO L. jonesii Gray / Jones layia 2-2-1-3 Mar-M ay 40 246C,247A,247B, 247D LALE L. leucopappa Keck I Comanche layia 2-1-1-3 Mar-May 15 213C , 214A,214D ,215D , 239D LELI Legenere limosa (Greene) McVaugh I Legenere 3-3-?-3 May-Jun 17,41E,48, 460C ,428C ,SOlD I 49 E,50 LEBE Lesquerella bernardina Munz I San Bernardino lesquerella 2-2-?-3 Hay-Jun 36 131C I LEDI-2 Lewisia disepala Rydb . I Yosemite bitterroot 2-1-1-3 May-Jun 20 437A,454C ,455D LEPYL L. pygmaea (Gray) Rob . sap . longipetala (Piper) 2-1-1-3 Jul-Sep 9,29 ,31 555A Ferris / Long petaled lewisia LEST-2 L. stebbinsii Gankin & Hildreth I Stebbins lewisia 2-1-1-3 Jul 23 581C I LIMA-5 Lilaeopsis masonii Math. & Cons t. ined. P.E.-3 28E,48E 480C ,482A, 500D I 25 I VERY RARE AND RARE AND EllDANGERED PLANT S (continued) Plant PLANT NAME R-E-V-D Flower County (s) Quadrangle(s) code Scientific / Vernacular codes period code code LIOC-2 Lilium occidentale Purdy I Western lily P.E.-2 Jun-Jul 8E ,12E,47E 502A,654B,668A,671A,672D , Last reported in 19 64. 689C, 721C I LIPI-1 L. pitkinense Beane & Vollmer Pitkin Marsh lily 2-2-2-3 Jun-Jul 49 502A,502D LIVO L. vollmeri Eastw . Vollmer lily 1-2-2-3 Jul 8,12 ,47 670B ,671A, 739A, 740D LIWI L. wigginsii Beane & Vollmer / Wiggins lily 2-1-1-3 May-Jul 8,47 719C, 736D I LIBA-1 Limnanthes bakeri J. T. Howell / Baker meadow-foam 3-3-1-3 Ap r-May 23 567A LIDOS L. douglasii R. Br. var . sulphurea C. Mason / Yellow 3-2-1-3 Apr-Jun 21,41 409A,485C meadow-foam I LIGRP L. gracilis Howell var. parishii (Jeps.) c. Mason I 2-2-2-3 Apr-May 37 19B,19C, 20A,33D Parish slender meadow-foam LIVI L. vinculans Ornduff 2-2-2-3 Apr-May 49 501B ,502A,502B ,502D ' I LIBE Linanthus bellus (Gray) Greene / Desert beauty 3-1-1-2 Apr-Hay 37 7B ,BA,8D Lil!A- 2 L. maculatus (Parish) Mlkn. I Little San Bernardino Mtn. 3-1-1-3 Apr-May 33,36 102B ,103A,103D linanthus I LIORP L. orcuttii (Parry & Gray) Jeps . ssp. pacificus 3-1-1-3 Hay-Jun 37 19 B,49B ,49C,49D (Mlkn .) Mason I Orcutt linanthus LIMA-4 Lithophragllla maximum Bacigalupi I San Clemente Id. P.E.-3 Apr 60E SCLC Woodland star. Last reported in 19 36 . I 2-2-1-2 Apr-May 14 ,33,37 393A LOS QA Loeflingia squarrosa Nutt. ssp . artemisiarum Barneby & Twisselmann / Sage-like loeflingia LOC0-1 Lomatium congdoni Coult. & Rose Congdon 1s lomatium 2-2-2-3 Apr-May 22,55 419B,458C I LOFOI L. foeniculaceum (Nutt.) Coult. & Rose ssp . 2-1-1-3 Jun-Jul 14 372A inyoense (Math. & Const.) Theobald I Inyo lomatium LOHO L. howellii (Wats.) Jepson I Howell 's lomatium 2-1-1-2 May-Jun 8 739A,739B ,739C , 740A ! I LOPE-2 L. peckianum Math . & Const. I Peck's lomatium 2-2-2-2 May 47 699A, 717A, 717B LORA L. ravenii Hath. & Const. Lassen lomatium 3-2-1-3 Hay-Jun 18 6570 14 306A, 3510, 373D, 39 3A, 39 3C, LORI-1 L. ri�idum (Jones) Jepson Big Pine lomatium 2-2-1?3 Apr-May I 394A,413B,414D LOARA Lotus argophyllus (Gray) Greene ssp. adsurgens 3-3-3-3 Apr-Jul 60 SCLS (Dunkle) Raven / San Clemente Id. silver hosackia I LOARN L. argophyllus (Gray) Greene ssp . niveus (Greene) Munz 2-2-2-3 Apr-Jul 65 Santa Cruz Id. silver hosackia llB ,llD , 36D LONU-2 L. nuttallianus Greene I Prostrate hosackia 1- 2-2-2 Mar-Jun 37 I LOSCT L. scoparius (llutt .) Ottley ssp . traskiae (Eastw. 3- 2-2-3 Feb-Aug 60 SCLC ,SCLN ,SCLS ex Abrams) Raven / San Clemente broom LUCE Lupinus cervinus Kell. / Santa Lucia lupine 2-1-1-3 May-Jun 27,40 246D,271A ,296B ,319B ,319C , I 320A,320B, 343C LUC IC L. citrinus Kell. var . citrinus 2-1-1-3 10 ,20,22 LUCID L. cit rinus Kell . var. deflexus (Congd.) Jepson 3-1-1-3 22 I LUDE-2 L. dedeckerae Munz & Dunn 3-2-1-3 Jul 14 39 3B SCLC LUGU L. guadalupensis Greene I Guadalupe Id. lupine 2-2-2-2 Feb-Apr 60 LUH0-1 L. holmgrenanus C. P. Sm. I Holmgren lupine 3-1-1-2 May-Jun 14 I LULU-2 ludovicianus Greene I San Luis lupine 2-2-1-3 Jun-Jul 40 220B ,245D L. LUMI-2 L. milo-bakeri C. P. Sm. / Milo Baker lupine 3-2-1-3 May-Aug 23 598C I LUNI L. nipornensis Eastw. I Nipomo Mesa lupine 2-1-1-3 Mar-May 40 2210 516C ,517A,517B,533C LUSE-.i L. sericatus Kel. I Cobb Mo\llltain lupine Z-1-1-3 Apr-Jun 17 ,28 LUSP-3 L. spectabilis Hoover I Shaggy hair lupine 2-1-1-3 Apr-May 22,55 439B ,439D,457C,458D I LUTIL L. tidestromii Greene var . layneae (Eastw.) Mun z I 3-2-1-3 May-Jun 21 485C Pt. Reyes lupine I 26 I VERY RARE AND RAREAND ENDANGERED PLANTS (continued) Plant PLANT NAME R-E-V-D Flower County (s) Quadrangle(s) I code Scientific I Vernacular codes period code code LUTIT Lupinus tidestromii Greene var . tidestromii I 3-3-1-3 May-Jun 27 366C Tidestrom lupine I LUTR-2 L. tracyi Eastw, I Tracy 's lupine 3-2-2-3 July 12 ,47 686C , 721C LYHA-2 Lycium hassei Greene . / Santa Catalina desert thorn P.E.-3 60E,64E SCLN ,SCAE Last reported in 1936, LYVE L, verrucosum Eastw. I San Nicolas lycium P.E.-3 Apr 62E SNI I Last reported in 1901. LYCL Lycopodium clavatum L, I Runn ing-pine 2-2-2-1 12 672A ,689C ,689D I LYIN L, inundatum L. / Bog club-moss 3-2-2-1 12 689C MALA Machaeranthera lagunensis Keck / Laguna aster 2-1-1-3 Jul-Aug 36 ,37 19C ,33D MAOR- 2 M, orcuttii (Vasey & Rose) Cronq, & Keck I Orcutt's 1-2-1-2 Har-Ap r 13,37 18A,18B,31B,31D ,32A ,33D, I aster 46C MAAB-1 Malai;othannus abbottii (Eastw,) Kearn, / Abbott bush P,E,-3 Jun-Oct 27E mallow. Last reported in 1899. MACL-2 M, clementinus (M, & J,) Kearn. I San Clemente Id. 2-3-3-3 Apr 60 SCLC I bush-mallow MAFANl M, fasciculatus (Nutt .) Greene var, nesioticus 3-1-1-3 Jun 65 SCRA (Rob ,) Kearn I Santa Cruz Id, bush-mallow MAME M, mendocinensis (Eastw,) Kearn. I Mendo cino bush- P,E.-3 May-Jun 23E 550C I mallow. Last reported in 1939, MAPAI M. palmeri (Wats.) Greene var , involucr�tus 2-2-1-3 May-Aug 27 295B ,318C,318D,365C , 366D (Rob.) Kearney I Carmel Valley bush-mallow I MAPAL M. palmeri (Wats.) Greene var, lucianus Kearney I 3-2-1-3 May-Aug 27 319B Aroyo Seco bush-mallow MAPAP M. palmeri (Wats,) Greene var, palmeri I Palmer bush- 2-2-1-3 May-Jul 40 246B ,247A,270C ,271A ,271D I mallow MAPA-5 M, parishii (Eastw,) Kearney I Parish bush-mallow 2-1-1-3 J=-Jul 36 MASAA Malacothrix saxatilis (Nutt.) T. & G, var, arachnoidea 2-2-1-3 J\Ul-Dec 27 343A,343B , 366D I (McGregor) F. Williams I Carmel Valley malacothrix MAPA-4 Matelea parvifolia (Torr,) Woodson I Spearleaf 3-1-1-2 Har-May 36 ,37 32B MAPE Maurandya petrophila Cov. & Mort . I Death Valley 2-1-1?3 Apr-J\Ul 14 368A, 368C . 3680 I maurandya MEHIS Ment zelia hirsutissima Wats. var. stenophylla 2-1-1-1 Apr-May 13,37 7A (Urb . & Gilg.) Jtn, I Hairy stickleaf MIBR-2 Mimulus brandegei Penn . / Santa Cruz Id, monkey-flower P.E.-3 65E I Last reported in 19 32 . MIEX M. exiguus Gray I Mean monkey-flower 2-1-1?3 Jun-Jul 36 131C �UPI-1 M, pictus (Curr.) Gray I Calico flower 2-2-2-3 Apr-May 15 212B ,213A,213C , 238D,239B , I 262A,262D ,286D,309C , 310A MIPU-3 M. purpureus Grant I Purple monkey-flower 2-2-1?2 May-Jul 19 ,36 105B ,131C,131D,133D,136D MIPY M, pygmaeus Grant I Pygmy monkey-flower 3-1-1?2 Jun 18,25E,32E 642A I 324C , 346D, 368C , 3680, 390B , MIRIJ-2 M. rupicola Cov. & Grant / Death Valley monkey- flower 2-1-1-3 Mar-May 14 390D MITR-1 M. traskiae Grant . I Santa Catalina monkey-flower P.E.-3 Har 64E SCAN I Last reported in 1904. MIWH-1 M, whipplei Grant I Whipple monkey-flower 3-1-1?3 May 5 MOBE-3 Monardella benitensis Hardham I San Benito monardella 2-2-1-3 J=-Jul 27 ,35 ,40 339B ,339C , 340D,341A, 361C , I 362D,316B MDCR M, crispa Elmer / Crisp monardella 1-2-1-3 Apr-Aug 40,42 117A,196A,221D M:JHYL M, hypoleuca Gray ssp, lanata (Ab rams) Munz I Felt- 2-1-1-3 37 9B,9C ,10D,20C,2� I leaf monardella MOLE M. leucocephala Gray I Merced monardella P.E.-3 J\Ul-Jul 24E,50E 423A,441A Last reported in 1941, I 27 I VERY RARE AND RARE AND ENDANGERED PLANTS (continued) Plant PLANT NAME R-E-V-D Flower County (s) Quadrangle(s) I code Scientific I Vernacular codes period code code MOL IO Monardella linoides Gray sap. oblonga (Greene) Abrams 2-1-1-3 Jun-Aug 15,56 190C , 190D MOL IV M. linoides Gray asp . viminea (Greene) Abrams 2-2-1-3 37 22A,22C , 22D I MOMAH M. macrantha Gray var. hallii Abrams I Hall's 2-1-1-3 19 ,30,33, 49C monardella 36 ,37 MOPR M. pringlei Gray I Pringle monardella P.E.-3 May-Jun 36E 107A,107C,107D I Last reported in ��- MORO M. robisonii Epl. in Munz I Robison monardella 3-?-?-3 Jun 33,36 81A,102C,103B,104D MJST-2 M. stebbinsii Hardham I Stebbins monardella 3-1-1-3 Jul 32 606C MOUNF M. undulata Benth. var. frutescens Hoov. / San Luis 1-2-1-3 May-Jul 40 ,42 221D I Obispo curly-leaved monardella MOUN-2 Monotropa uniflora L. / Indian pipe 2-2-2-1 Jun-Jul 8,12 672C , 740D I MUAR Muhlenbergia arsenei A. s. Hitch. I Tough muhlenbergia 2-1-1-1 Aug-Sep 36 249D MUCL Muilla clevelandii (S. Wats.) Hoover I San Diego 1- 2-2-2 May 37 21B,22C ,22D , 35C ,84D golden star I MYHA Myrica hartwegii Wats. I Sierra sweet-bay 2-1-1-3 May-Jun 9,20 ,22,55 NAPA Navarretia pauciflora Mason / Few-flowered navar retia 2-2-2-3 Jun 17 533A,533B,533C,534A NAPL N. plieantha Mason I Many-flowered navarretia 3-3-2-3 May-Jun 17 ,49E 533C,534A I NAPRL N. prolifera Greene ssp . lutea (Brand) Mason I Yellow 2-1-1-3 May-Jun 9 509B,523D,524D ,525D bur navarretia NASE N. setiloba Gov. / Coville 's navarretia 2-2-1-3 Apr-Jun 15 ,54 238A,238C ,239D,260C ,261B I NETW Nemacladus twisselmannii J. T. Howell I Ephemeral 3-1-1-3 Jul 15 284D nemacladus NECO Neostapfia colusana (Davy) Davy I Colusa grass 3-3-2-3 May-Jul 6E,24,48,50 421C ,441A,441B ,441C,441D, I 442A, 498D ,562A NIMO Nitrophila mohavensis Munz & Roos / Amargosa nitrophila 3-3-1-3 14 NOIN Nolina interrata Gentry / San Diego nolina 2-2-2-3 Jun-Jul 37 10A,21D I OEAVE Oenothera avita Klein ssp . eurekensis (Mtmz & Roos) 3-2-2-3 Apr-Jun 14 390C , 39 lA, 39 lD Klein I Eureka Valley evening primrose OEDEH O. deltoides Torr. & Frem. var . howellii Mtmz I 3-3-3-3 Mar-Hay 7 481D I An tioch dunes evening primrose OPCA Ophioglossum californicum Prantl I California 2-2-1-2 Dec-Apr 3,27E,37, 10A,10B,11B ,21A ,22A,22B , adder's-tongue fern 50 ,55 22C ,35D,440B ,441A,494C OPVU o. vulgatum L. I Adder's tongue P. E.-1 Jul 47E I Last reported in 1894. OP BAT Opuntia basilaris Engelm & Bigel. var . treleasei 2-1-1-3 May 15 239B ,239C ,239D (Coulter) Toumey I Bakersfield cactus OPPAS O. parryi Engelm. var . serpentina (Engelm.) 1-3-2-2 May-Jun 37 llA,llB,llD I L. Benson / San Diego cholla OPWI O. wigginsii L. Benson I Wiggins cholla 2-2-2-2 13 ,37 ORCAC3 Orcuttia californica Vasey var. californica 3-3-3-2 May-Jun 19E ,33,37 11D,68B ,68C,69D,90A I California orcuttia ORCAI O. califopiica Vasey var. inaequalis (Hoover) Hoover I 3-3-3-3 May-Jun 10 ,20,24, 356B ,379D,400B ,421D,422B, San Joaquin Valley orcuttia 50 ,54 442A,441B,441C I ORCAV O. californica Vasey var. viscida Hoover I Sacramento 3-3-3-3 May-Jun 34 5llB,511C orcuttia ORGR- 1 O. greenei Vasey /Green 's orcuttia 2-3-2-3 May-Jun 4,10 ,20,24 , 378C,378D,400B ,421D,441A, 39 ,50,52 ,54 441B,442A,460B ,460C ,576B, I 594A ORHU Orcuttia mucronata Crampton I Crampton's orcuttia 3-3-2-3 May-Jul 48 498D ORPI-1 o. pilosa Hoov. I Pilose orcuttia 3-3-2-3 May-Jul 4,20 ,24,50 380A,399C ,421B, 441A,441B, I 441C ,441D ,594A I 28 I VERY RARE AND RARE AND ENDANGERED PLANTS (continued) Plant PLANT NAME R-E-V-D Flower County(s) Quadrangle(s) I code Scientific I Vernacular codes period code code ORTE Orcuttia tenuis A. S. Hitchc. I Slender orcuttia 3-3-2-3 May-Jul 4,17,45,52 534A,628D,629A,647D,662B DROP Ornithostaphylos oppositifolia (Parry) Small I Baj a 3-2-2-1 37 llD I California manzanita ORPAB Orobanche parishii (Jeps .) Heckard ssp. brachyloba 2-2-2-2 Apr-Aug 37E,60 ,61, Heckard I Short-lobed broomi:ape 63,64,65,66 ORVA o. valida Jeps. I Rock Creek broomrape P.E.--3 Jun-Jul 19E,56E 135D I Last reported in 19 29 . ORCAH Orthocarpus castillejoides Ben th. var . humboldtiensis 2-2-1-2 May-Aug 12 ,23 655A,672B,672C,6 72D,689A Keck I Humboldt orthocarpus I ORFL o. floribundus Benth. / San Francisco orthocarpus 2-2-1-3 Apr-May 21,38,41 448B,448C,466C,485C ORLA- 2 o. lasiorhynchus Gray I San Bernardino orthocarpus 1-2-2-3 Jun-Jul 33,36,37 20A,66B,83C,105B ,105C, 106A ,107A,131C,131D, 132C I ORPA O. pachystachyus Gray I Shasta orthocarpus P .E.-3 Jun 47E 717B, 717D Last reported in 1913 ORSU O. succulentus Hoover / Succulent orthocarpus 3-3-3-3 May 10 ,20 ,24 379D,398C,399C, 422B I ORNE Oryctes nevadensis Wats. I Nevada orthocarpus 3-2-?-l May 14 372B ORMI-1 Oryzopsis micrantha (Trin. & Rupr.) Thurb . 2-1-1-1 Jun-Sep 14 ,36 249D ,250B PAL IG Palafoxia linearis (Cav.) Lag. var. gigantea Jones 2-2-2-2 Mar-Hay 13 2B ,14B I Giant Spariish needle PASH Panicum shastense Scribn. & Herr. I Shas ta panicum P.E.-3 45E 682A Last reported in 1912 I PATH P. thermale Bol. I Hot spring panicLml 3-2-2-3 Jun-Aug 17,28,49 534D PALE Parvisedum leiocarpum (H. K. Sharsm.) Clausen I Lake 2-2-1-3 Apr-May 17 533A,533B,533C Co. stonecrop I PEC0-2 Pedicularis contorta Benth. ex Hook. / White coil 2-1-1-1 Jul-Aug 47,53 668A,684C ,685D ,699D,701C, beak lousewort 719C PECR-1 P. crenulata Benth, in DC I Margined-leaf lousewort 3-1-1?1 Jun-Jul 26 434D I PEDU P. dudleyi Elmer Dudley lousewort 2-1-1-3 Apr-Jun 41,43,44 387B ,428C PEH0-1 P. howellii Gray / Howell lousewort 2-1-1-2 Jun-Aug 47 738A PECA-1 Penstemon calcareus Bdg. / Limestone penstemon 2-1-1?3 Apr-May 14 ,36 175B ,176A,201C,368A,368D, I 390D PECA-2 P. californicus (M. & J.) Keck I California pens temon 2-1-1-2 May-Jun 33,37 49A, 65C,66B , 176A,201C,274C , 274D PECI-2 P. cinicola Keck / Ash penstemon 2-1-1?2 Jun-Aug 18,25,47 641B ,643D,695D ,699D, 713C , I 713D PEFI Penstemon filiformis (Keck) Keck I Thread-leaved 2-1-1-3 Jun 17,45,53 682C ,683B penstemon I PEPA-3 P. papillatus J. T. Howell I Inyo penstemon 2-1-1?3 Jun-Jul 14 ,26 39 3B , 39 3C,4 14D ,433C,434D PEPE-4 P. personatus Keck Closed-lip penstemon 3-1-1?3 Jul 32 590D,606D I PEST P. stephensii Bdg. Stephens penstemon 2-1-1?3 Ap r-Jun 36 176A,176C PETR P. tracyi Keck I Tracy pens temon 3-1-1-3 Jun-Jul 47 ,53 668A,668B,684C PEBE Pentachaeta bellidiflora Greene I White-rayed 2-2-1-3 Mar-May 21,27,41 ,44 319C ,408C ,448B,448C,467A I pentachaeta PELY P. lyonii Gray / Lyon ' s pentachaeta 3-1-1-3 Mar-Ap r 19 ,64E 73A,113D,SCAN PEBA Perideridia bacigalupii Chuang & Const. / Rime 's 2-2-1-3 Jul-Aug 3,5,20 ,22 , 39 7B,419B,420A,439B ,458D, I perideridia 29 ,55 475D,493C ,558D PEGAG P. gairdneri (H. & A.) Math . ssp. gairdneri I 2-2-2-3 Jun-Jul 19E,21E,27 1 34D ,271D , 366C ,408B ,409D, Gairdner' s yampah 28,30E ,37E, 485B,502A,502B ,516C 40 ,41,43,44, I 48,49 PELE-2 P. leptocarpa Chuang & Cons t. I Narrow-seeded yampah 2-2-2-3 Jun-Aug 47 685B , 701D I 29 I VERY RARE AND RARE AND ENDANGERED PLANTS (continued) Plant PLANT NANE R-E-V-D Flower County(s) Quadrangle(s) I code Scientific I Vernacular codes period code code PEPAP Perideridia parish ii (Coult . & Rose) Nels . & Hacbr. 2-2-2-2 Jun-Jul 36 105A,105B , 131C parishii I Parish's yampah PEPR P. pringlei (Coult . & Rose) Nels. & HacBr. I 2-2-2-3 Apr-Jun 15 ,19,27,40, 262D,261C , 261D I Adobe yampah 42 ,56 PEIN-4 Perityle inyoensis (Ferris) Shinners / Inyo laphamia 3-1-1-3 Jul-Aug 14 350D I PEVI-4 P. villosa (Blake) Shinners I Hanaupah laphamia 3-1-1-3 Aug-Sep 14 PEGI Petalonyx gilmanii Hunz I Death Valley sandpaper plant 3-1-1-3 May-Jun 14 323C,327D, 389C Sep-Nov I PHAM-1 Phacelia amabilis Const. I Saline Valley phacelia 3-1-2-3 Apr-May 14 350A PHCI-3 P. cinerea Eastw. I Ashy phacelia P.E.-3 Mar-Apr 62E SNI Last reported in ��-· PHC0-5 P. cookei Constance & Heckard / Cook phacelia 3-2-2-3 Jul 47 715C I PHDA P. dalesiana J. T. Howell / Trinity phacelia 3-1-1-3 May-Jun 47,53 700C PHDII P. divaricata (Benth .) Gray var . insularis (Munz) 3-2-1-3 Mar-Apr 61,66 SMIW SROE, , SRON Munz I Island phacelia I PHGR-2 P. greenei J. T. Howell I Scott Valley phacelia 3-1-1-3 Jun 47 700C ,701A, 701D, 717B P!Il·IU-1 P. mus telina Gov. I Death Valley round leaf phacelia 2-1-1-2 Mar-Jun 14 ,36 232B , 325B , 325D,368D,389D I PHNO P. novenmillensis Munz / Nine Hile Canyon phacelia 3-1-1-3 May 14 ,54 283D,282C PHOR P. orogenes Brand I Mountain phacelia 2-1-1-3 Jun-Aug 10 ,54 330B , 331A PHPH P. phacelioides (Ben th .) Brand / Ht . Diab lo phacelia 2-2-1-3 Ap r-Hay 1,7,43,50 425B ,426C,426D ,444D,464B, I 464C PHST-2 P. stebbinsii Cons tance & Heckard I Stebbins phacelia 2-1-1-3 May-Jun 9 525D PHAR-3 Pholisma arenarium Nutt. ex Hook I Pholisma 2-2-2-2 Apr-Jul 13,19 ,30, 7A ,11B,11D , 20C ,22A , 22C , Oct 33,36,37, 22D,32A,32B ,36D I 40 ,42 ,56 PIEN Picea engelmannii Parry / Engelmann spruce 2-1-1-1 45,47 6 79C , 701C I PITH Pilostyles thurberi Gray I Th rube r's pilostyles 2-2-2-2 Jan 13 6A,17C ,18D,29C ,30D PIED Pinus edulis Engelm. I Pinyon 3-1-1-1 36 200B ,225C PITO P. torreyana Parry ex C arr . I Torrey pine 2-1-1-3 37 ,66 22B ,SROE I PICA Pityopus californicus (Eastw.) Copel .f. I Pityopus 2-2-2-1 Hay-Jul 8,12 ,17, 568C ,569A,704C ,706A, 719C , 23E, 47 740B PLDI-1 Plagiobothrys diffusus (Greene) Jtn. I San Francisco 3-3-2-3 Apr-Jun 38 466C I allocarya PLDI-2 P. distantiflorus (Piper) Jtn. 2-1-1-3 Apr-May 10 ,20 ,22' 398C, 398D, 439D,440B,458D 24,50,55 PLGL-1 P. glaber (Gray) Jtn . I Glabrous allocarya 2-2-2-3 Apr-May 21,35,43 385C I Apr-May 48 PLHY P. hyst riculus (Piper) Jtn. I Bearded allocarya 2-1-1-3 PLSC P. scriptus (Greene) Jtn. Scribe allocarya 2-2-1-3 llar 34,50 440B ,440C,441A,494C I PLST-2 P. st1�otus (Greene ) Jtn. Calistoga allocarya 2-1-2-3 liar-Jun 28,49 503A,517D PLHO Pleuropogon hooverianus (L. Benson) J. T. Howell 3-2-2-3 Hay-Aug 21 467A, 484C ,584A Hoover semaphore-grass PLRE-2 P. refract tis (A. Gray) Ben th. ex Vasey I llodding 2-1-1-1 May-Aug 12 ,21,23 467B,568D,652B,653A,653D I seraaphore gr ass POAT Poa atropurpurea Scribn. San Bernardino bluegrass 3-1-1-3 Hay-Jun 36 ,37 19C , 131C , 131D I POFI P. fibrata Swall. I Lassen Co. bluegrass 2-2-2-2 Jun-Jul 18,25,47 711B , 717D PONA-1 P. napensis Beetle I Hapa bluegrass 3-3-2-3 May 28 POAB Pogogyne abrams ii J. T. Howell I San Diego popogyne 3-3-3-3 Apr-Jun 37 22B ,22C I POCL P. clareana J. T. Howell I Santa Lucia pogogyne 3-2-1-3 May 27 295B I 30 I VERY RARE AND RAREAND ENDANGERED PLANTS (continued) Plant PLANT NAME R-E-V-D Flower CoWlty(s) Quadrangle(s) I code Scientific / . Vernacular codes period code code PODOP Pogogyne douglasii Benth esp. parviflora (Benth.) 2-2-2-3 17,23,49 J. T. Howell I PONU P. nudiuscula Gray I Loma Alta pogogyne 3-3-3-2 May-Jun 37 10C ,22C ,22D POBI-2 Polygonum bidwelliae Wats. I Bidwell knotweed 2-1-1-3 May-Jun 4,45 ,52 610A,627A,627C,627D POMA-2 P. marinense Mertens & Raven I Marin knotweed 2-1-1-3 Jul-Sep 21 467A,484A,485C,485D I POM0-2 P. montereyense Brenckle . I Monterey knotweed P.E.--3 Jul-Aug 27E 366C Last reported in 19 17. POHI Potentilla hiclananii Eastw. I Hickman cinque foil 3-3-2-3 Apr-Aug 27 ,41,49E 366C ,448C,502D I POMU-3 P. =itijuga Lehm. I Ballena cinquefoil P.E.-3 J\Dl-Jul 19E Last reported in ___ • POPA-6 P. patellifera J. T. Howell / Kingston Mtns . cinquefoil 3-1-1-3 Jun-Oct 36 274C I POTU P. tularensis J. T. Howell I Tulare cinquefoil 3-1-1-3 Aug 54 306C ,307D PSBA Pseudobahia bahiafolia (Benth .) Rydb . I Hartweg 's 3-3-2-3 Mar-Ap r 9,20,50 398C ,440� ,440C ,459C ,511A pseudobahia I PSPE P. peirsonii MWlZ I Tulare pseudobahia 3-3-2-3 Mar-Ap r 10 ,15,54 262B ,262D,287A ,287D,309C , 333D,356B,378D PUPA-1 Puccinellia parishii Hitchc . I Parish alkali grass 3-2-?-2 Apr-May 36 131B, 184A I QUPA•2 Quercus parvula Greene I Santa Cruz Island oak 2-1-1-3 Mar-May 65 QUTO Q. tomentella Engelm. I Island oak 1-1-2-2 Apr-May 59 ,60,64, 65,66 I RAMU-2 Raillardella 11DJirii Gray I Muir 's raillardella 2-1-1-3 Jul 10 ,27,54 343C,375A, 394C RAP R R. pringlei Greene I Showy raillardella 3-2-1-3 Jul-Aug 47,53 683A,684C,684D,736A I RAHY-1 Ranunculus hydrocharoides Gray I Frog 's bit buttercup 3-2-1-1 Jul 14 373D RHCA- 1 Rhyn chospora califomica Gale I California beaked-rush 3-3-2-3 Jul 21,49 485D,502A,502D RHGLC R. glomerata (L .) Vahl var. capitellata (Michx.) 2-2-1-1 Jul-Aug 29 ,32,49 ,53 Kukenthal I Brown beaked-rush I RICA-2 Ribes canthariforme Wiggins I Moreno current 2-1-1-3 Feb-Apr 37 9A,10A,20D,21A ROSU-2 Rorippa subumbellata Roll. I Tahoe yellow-cress 2-2-2-3 J\Dl-Jul 2,9 ,29E ,31 522B,523A,538A,538C ,538D, 554C I SACOZ Salvia co lumbariae Benth. var. ziegleri MWlz 2-1-1-3 May-Nov 33 66A Ziegler 's chia SAH0-1 Sanicula hoffmannii (Munz) Shan & Const. I Hoffmann 2-2-1-3 Mar-May 40 ,42 ,65 , 245C ,246C,142B ,271A ,271D , I sanicle 66 272A,296D SAMA- 1 s. maritima Kell. ex Wats. I Adobe sanicle 3-3-3-3 Apr-May 38E,40 246C ,272A,466C ,466D SAPE s. peckiana Macbr. I Peck's sanicle 2-1-1-2 May 8 739C , 740A I SASA-2 s. saxatilis Greene I Rock sanicle 3-2-2-3 May-Jun 7E ,43 426C ,426D,464B SATR-1 s. tracyi Shan & Const. I Tracy's sanicle 3-2-1-3 Hay-Jul 12 ,53 634A,634B,688A I SACH-1 Saturej a chandleri (Bdg.) Druce I San Miguel saturej a 1-2-1-2 Har-May 33,37 10B ,68C,69B,69C ,69D SAAM Saussurea americana D. c. Eat . I American sawwort 3-2-2-2 Jul-Aug 47 SCPM Scheuchzeria palustris L. var. americana Fem. I P.E.-1 Jul 32E , 46E 606B I American scheuchzeria. Last reported in 189 7. SCBR Schoenolirion bracteosum (Wats .) Jeps . I Bracted 2-1-1-2 J\Dl 8,47 739C schoenolirion SCPO Sclerocactus polyancistrus (Engelm. & Bigelow) 2-2-2-2 Apr-Jun 14 ,15 ,36 370B , 390B ,391C ,392D I Britton & Rose I Moj ave fish-hook cactus SCAT-2 Scrophularia strata Penn . I Black-flowered figwort 2-2-1-3 Apr-Jun 40 ,42 14 3A,143B, 170B1 170C 1171A1 195C ,196A, 196D ,221A,221B SEP! Sedum pinetorum Brandegee/ Pine City sedella P.E.-3 Jul 26E I Last reported in 19 13. I 31 I VERY RARE AND RARE AlID ENDAllGERED PLANTS (continued) Plant PLANT NAME R-E-V-D Flower County (s) Quadrangle(s) I code Scientific I Vernacular codes period code code SEBE Senecio bernardinus Greene I San Bernardino butterweed 2-?-?-3 May-Jul · 36 105A,105B ,131C,131D SEGA s. ganderi Barkley & Beauchamp I Gander butterweed 2-1-1-3 37 9B I SELA-3 s. layneae Greene I Layne butterweed 2-1-1-3 May 9 510B SIFI Sibara filifolia (Greene) Greene I Island rock-cress P.E.--3 Apr 64E,65E SCAN ,SCRB SIC0-1 Sidalcea covillei Greene I Owens Valley sidalcea 3-3-3-3 May-Jun 14 351A, 372C I 40 SIHIA s. hickmanii Greene ssp. an omala c. L. Hitchc. I 3-1-1-3 May 246C Cuesta Pass sidalcea SIHIH s. hickmanii Greene ssp. hickmanii I Hickman sidalcea 2-1-1-3 Jun-Jul 27 295C,318C,319A,319B,320A I SIHIP s. hickmanii Greene ssp . parishii (Rob.) C. L. 2-2-1-3 36 ,42 16 7B ,168A,193B ,193D Hitchc. I Parish sidalcea SIHIV s. hickmanii Greene ssp. viridis c. L. Hitchc. I 3-1-1-3 Jun 21 467B I Marin mallow SIKE s. keckii Wiggins I Keck sidalcea 3-1-1-3 Apr 54 286D SIORH s. oregana (Nutt.) Gray ssp. hydrophila (Heller) 2-1-1-3 17,28 I C. L. Hitchc. SIORV s. oregana (Nutt.) Gray ssp. valida (Greene) 3-3-1-3 49 C. L. Hitch. I SIPE s. pedata Gray I Pedate sidalcea 3-?-?-3 May-Jul 36 105B ,131C , 131D SIR0-2 s. robusta Heller ex Roush I Butte County sidalcea 2-2-2-3 Apr-May 4 576B,577A,593D,607C SIIN Silene invisa Hitchc. & Maguire 3-2-2-3 Jul 2E ,29 ,45 506B,507A,555A,555C,625B , I 643C smvc Smelowskia ovalis Jones var . congesta Roll I 2-1-1-3 Jul-Aug 45 625B, 626A Mt. Lassen smelowskia I SOTE-2 Solanum tenuilobatum Parish I Narrow-leaved nightshade 2-1-1-3 Mar-Apr 37 8C ,9B ,9C ,lOD SPGR-1 Spartina gracilis Trin. I Alkali cordgrass 1-2-1-1 Jun-Aug 14 ,18,25. 413B,450C 26,47 SPRUE Sphaeralcea rusbyi Gray ssp. eremicola (Jeps.) Ke arn. I 3-1-1-3 May-Jun 14 I Rusby desert mallow SPOB Sphenopholis obtusata (Michx.) Scribn . / Wedgegrass 2-1-1-1 Apr-Jul 3,10,36 STAR- 1 Stipa arida M.E. Jones 2-1-1-1 14 ,36 249C,249D I I 3-3-1-3 May-Jul 52 596B STLEP s. lelIIIlonii (Vasey) Scribn. var. pubescens Cramp ton Crampton stipa STALA St reptanthus albidus Greene ssp. albidus / Metcalf 2-1-1-3 Apr-Jun 43 406B I Canyon jewel-flower STBA- 3 s. batrachopus Morrison I Tamalpais streptanthus 2-1-1-3 May-Jun 21,23 46 7A,46 7B ,535B STBR-2 s. brachiatus F. w. Hoffm. I Contact Mine streptanthus 3-1-1-3 Jun 49 534D I STCA-2 s. callistus Morrison I Royal streptanthus 3-1-1-3 Apr-May 43 425C ,426D STFA s. farnsworthianus J. T. Howell I Evalyn 's jewel flower 2-1-?-3 May-Jun 10 ,15 ,54 332A,261B,377A I STGR-2 S. gracilis Eastw. I Alpine strep tanthus 3-1-1-3 Jul-Aug 10 ,14 ,54 373B,373C , 373D STHI s. hispidus Gray I Mt. Diablo jewel-flower 3-1-1-3 Mar-Jun 464B ,464C STMOM s. morriB'Qllii Hoffm. ssp. morrisonii I Morrison 3-1-1-3 49 519C I streptanthus STMOE s. morrisonii Hoffm. ssp. elatus F. W. Hoffm. / 3-1-1-3 Jun 17 ,28 517A St. Helena streptanthus STMOH s. morrisonii Hoffm. ssp. hirtiflorus Hoffm. I Austin 3-1-1-3 49 I Creek streptanthus 3-3-1-3 STNI-2 s. niger Greene I Tiburon jewel-flower May-Jun 21 466B STOL s. oliganthus Roll I Masonic Mtn. streptanthus 3-1-1-2 Jun-Jul 26 487C I 390C ,391A SWAL Swallenia alexandrae (Swall.) Soderstrom & Decker 3-2-1-3 Apr-Jun 14 Eureka dune grass I 32 I VERY RARE AND RAREAND ENDANGERED PLANT S (continued) Plant PLANT NAME R-E-V-D Fl""7er County(s) Quadrangle(s) I code Scientific I Vernacular codes period code code TACA-1 Tanacetum camphoratum Less . I Dune tansy 2-2-1-3 Jun-Sep 21,38,41, 408C,448B,466C,469D,485B 44 ,49 I TACA- 3 Taraxacum califomicum M. & J. I California dandelion 2-2-1-3 May-Jul 36 104B ,105A,105B ,131C, 131D TAGL Tauschia glauca (Coult . & Rose) Math. & Cons t. I 2-1-1-2 Apr-Jun 8,53 739A,739C ,739D , 740D Glaucous tauschia TARO T. ho wellii (Coult . & Rose) Macbr. I H""7ell's tauschia 2-2-2-2 Jun-Jul 47,53 702B I Possibly extirpated in Oregon TEII. Tetracoccus ilicifolius Cov. & Gilman I Holly-leaved 3-1-1-3 May-Jun 14 325D,368D tetracoccus I THBR Thelypodium brachycarpum Torr. / Short-podded 2-2-1-2 Jun-Aug 14 ,26 ,45 ' 372B,393A,434A,532D,699A, thelypodium 47 699B,699C,699D,700D,716C, 717A, 717B,717D,730C I THJA T. jaegeri Roll. I Darwin thelypodium 3-1-1-3 May-Jun 14 350D,392D THST T. stenopetalum Wats. I Slender-petalled thelypodium 2-1-1-3 Jun-Jul 36 105B,111C ,131C ,131D THMAA Thermopsis macrophylla H. & A. var. agnina 3-2-1-3 Apr-Jun 42 168C ,169D I J. T. Howe ll I Santa Barbara false lupine THCO Thysanocarpus conchuliferus Greene Island fringe pod 2-2-1-3 Mar-Apr 65 SCRB ,SCRC TRRO Tracyina rostrata Blake I Tracyina 3-1-1-3 May-Jun 12 ,17 549C ,616A,616B TRAIJ C Trichostema aus tromontanum Lewis var. comp actum 2-1-1-3 Jul-Sep 33 83C I Lewis / Hidden Lake tric hostema TRPI Tridens pilosus (Buckl. ) A. S. Hitch. / Hairy triodia 2-1-1-1 May-Jun 36 249D TRAM- 1 Trifolium amoenum Greene I Sh""'Y Indian clover 3-3-2-3 Apr-Jun 1E,21,28E, 466B ,484B,485D ,498C ,501C, I 48,49E 502C,567B,567D TRBO T. bolanderi Gray I Bolander clover 2-1-1-3 Jun-Jul 10 ,20,22 437A, 437B ,524C I TRDE-2 T. dedeckerae Gillett I Dedecker clover 3-1-1-3 May-Jun 14 329A TRLE T. lemmonii Wats. I Lemmon 's clover 3-2-1-3 May 29 554A TRP0-3 T. polyodon Greene I Pacific Grove clover 3-3-1-3 May-Jun 27 366C I TRTR-1 T. trichocalyx Heller I Monterey clover 3-3-1-3 Apr-Jun 27 366C TRDU-3 Triteleia dudleyi Hoover 2-1-1-3 Jul 20,54 3318 , 331C , 331D,, 436C TRCA-2 Tropidocarpum capparideum Greene / Caper-fruited 2-1-1-3 Mar-Ap r 1,7,11,27, 318C ,444B ,445A ,463D,464B , I tropidocarpum 39E,43E 578C VACO Vaccinium coccinium Piper / Siskiyou Mountains bilberry 2-1-1-2 Jun 32 ,47 5 74A, 701C , 719C VEC0-2 Veronica copelandii Eastw. I Copeland's speedwell 2-1-1-3 Aug 47,53 667B,667C,668A,684A, I 684B ,699C,700D,719C, 719D VECU V. cusickii Gray I Cusick 's speedwell 2-1-1-2 Jul 2,9,20 , 435B ,506B ,507A,539A I 31,46 VITO Viola tomentoss Baker & Clausen / Felt-leaf viola 2-2-1-3 JlUl-Aug 9,29 ,32 508B ,539D ,556C WOPL Woodsia plunmerae Lemmon I Plummer 's woodsia 3-1-1-1 37 I WYRE Wyethia reticulata Greene I Eldorado mule-ears 2-1-1-3 May-Jul 3,9 509B , 511A I I I I 33 I APPENDIX I. RARE AND NOT ENDANGERED PLANTS (INCLUDING SOME OF UNCERTAIN STATUS ) I Plant code Pla nt Name R-E-V-D County(s) ABBR Ao!ES bRACTEATA 1- - - ACCA•3 ACALYPHA CALlFORNlCA 1-1-1-1 37 ACLA•l ACANf11Uf'llNTHA LANCEOLATA 1- - - I A COHO A L A N T >-! 0 M l r, T HA UHUVATA OBOVATA 1- - -3 10 15 21 35 40 42 56 AIJCA•2 1l uOLP1-dA LALIFOtlN ICA 1-1-1-1 37 AGsc- 1 AGROPYKUN ,CH !BNER I 1-1-1-1 26 AGBLH A1>HUST IS tiLASuALE I RLASOALEI 1- - -3 21 23 49 I AGCLC AuHU�TlS CLIV!CU L A CL!V!COLA 1- - -3 23 49 A GHU A GHOST IS rlOuVER I 1- - -3 40 42 ALHGC ALL! ALMU All !uM '1 0N1 !CULA 1- I ALPA•2 ALLI UM PAtdSH!l 1- ALSI•l ALL!UM SI SKI YULI EN SE 1 - A "4LU AMS!l I ANOV Ar, TI KRH l NUM LI VATUM 1- - - ANV1"2 A,, T I "rtH I 'h J ,M \/ l t ARH0•4 Ai ARPA•6 AHCT11s TAPtiYLUS f' AJAkQlNSJS 1 • - - ARPA•B ArtC 1 JS T l A RTO I AHC rus T 1\Pt1 YLOS fOMli I ARPA•':> AHTlM!SIA PAL�: l RI I. 37 AS SlJ ASCLlPlAS :,[J LANOM·A I• ASG R Ao TE,; ·, Kl AT Al 1 - - • 3 IY ASAL"l ASTR.tt.. ALllo ALtJl••S I· I ASAU A�T k AG AL 'J S ALiSTINAf I • ASH! A,TRA.,ALlt, H!Lfi!SJATUS 1 • AStlR-.l AST Ii AG AlIJ S ci RAUNJ[JN!l 1- ASRk"I ASTR�uALU� ciRl �lRI I• ASCA•4 A> TRAr;AL (J S 1..A LlfO�NlCUS I· I AS Cl S AoTk•uALIJS c I 11i.l SUf FLATUS 1-1-1-3 14 ASCL"2 AoHAc.ALU� CLlVtLANOI I 1· ASCR ASTKA JALU� LkufALARJAl I· - - � ASGI• 3 AoTR�• '>'ALIJS u!LMANI 1- - 14 I AS[1<•2 ASTR�<,ALll, il'IVLHSLIS 1- ASKlD ASTf ASLl•.l ;.�TR�<; A LUS LEt.TIFUl A S N U • l A oTkALALUS .iu r ANS 1- Asou-1 AsTRAGALllS UOCARPUS 1- - - I ASPA•2 ASlRAGALIJS t" ANAMINHl APPENDIX I. I RARE AND NOT ENDANGERED PLANTS (INCLUDING SOME OF UNCERTAIN STATUS ) (continued) Plant code Plant Name I R-E-V-D County( s) AS M A!:> U TRA C.. ALUS Li MBtiATIClJS 1-1-1-2 12 AS E W ASTRAGALU!:> wE!ltlERl 1- - - BAPL•3 BACCHAR!S PLUMMERAl 1- 8ANU O ACO P A r• o 8 s I A I� A 1 - - - BEEM I BlRGERUCACTUS lMU I< YI 1- 30U7 60 64 B O A N BUERrlAAVIA ANNULA l"A 1- 14 BOCA BlJLANuRA C A L ! FOR N ! CA 1- BOR0•2 9UYK IN!A KOTi.JND I FOLI A 1- B R N E !lKI C�lLLI A NEVIN! I 1- I B R I N • J K O O !AE A JNSIC.. NIS fl 1 • 1 • 1 • 3 54 BRKI BROUIA[A K!NK1[N5!S 1-1-1-3 60 U M B I 'lURSlRA M ! c k U P H Y L LA 1-1-1-1 13 37 CAt;O•l CALAMAGRflST!S oULANllERI \ • 12 23 4� I CAOP•l C ALA1� AGttnSTl S UP 1i 1 TI0 IS 1- CACA•5 CALOCHURTUS CATAL!NAl 1- CALDCHURTUS CACLCl l.LAVATUS Cl.�VATIJS 1- - - 3 40 42 CAEX•3 CALOCHUKTi.JS lXCAVATllS 1- I CA P A M C ALO C110K T U S �ALMlRI MUNZ! ! 1• CAP U•2 CALOCHORTi.JS PlJLC rl El.l US 1- - •3 6 7 1 7 2 3 28 49 52 C A O P • 2 CAL YCAOEfl I A UPf'OSITI FDL!A 1- - - CAQU CALYPTRinlUM �UADR!PE TAL LI M !• I CAGUC CAf-!155UN!A uUAUALUPENS!� CLEMENT I NA 1- - - 60 4 CA0- CAMPAr I CALAL L A l FO I A CllSTILLEJA l L LAT ! F O L I A 1-I·l • 3 27 CAPA•9 C A S T r L L [ J A t' A YNEAl 1- CAPL•2 r.AST I LL[J.l l"' L A G I O T O M A 1- - - CAPS• 2 C A STIL L EJA P S I T T ACI N A 1- A SI- HU� I C 3 CAULA'il �I MLiltNS 1- 33 37 C E C Y • 2 CUNU rHUS C Y ANE U S 1- 3 7 C£0 !•2 ClANUTHUS u I l/UlGt NS 1- - - ClANUTHIJS CEFR FRl5�f.NS IS 1- CEG L G CUNUTHUS uLuRIO�US GLllK I OSUS l • - I CE IN 2 CLANUfHJS l NSLI L A K I S 1- CEP! ClANUT HIJS r'li llORUM l • C E PU- 2 ClANUfHUS �UHPURE US 1- cEso - 2 ClANllfHUS �a lJ MFNSIS !• I CEV[•4 C t: A N ll THi.J S v [RH U C U SUS 1- 37 CER l · J ClL 11S KE llCULA TA 1 - 1-1 - 1 13 14 1 '.> 33 36 37 CEBlBZ CtRCi.JCARPUS tl[ fULOil'ES ll L A l'< C H E A E 1-1-1-3 64 6'.> 0 6 CrlSU C H A E ,i A C T I � �urFKUlESCENS 1- - - 4 7 53 I CHA U • 3 CHAM•E!lATIi< AUSIKALIS 1- - - 3f CHNO C ti A M AEC Y P A R IS r< O LI T�A 1 E NSI S 1-1- 1 - 1 4 7 CHBL CHOR l lANT'1E uLAKLEYI 1-1- 1 - 3 42 C H D 0 • 2 C f< O R !LA N T h E uOuuLA�l l 1- - - I CHRO Ct<(IR JZANTHE KOdll!:>TA 1 - - - CHVO CHURi LAIHH[ l/OKTRIEDU 1 - - -3 27 40 CHWH•2 CHORILANTHE rl HEl L E K l 1 - 1 - 1 - 3 19 42 56 65 66 C H A X CHRY5UTHAMNUS AX!LLAt HS 1- CIAN•2 CIRSIUM A N UREW!>l l 1 - I C!RS!UM � LKER!ANUH CIWA A I• CLBO CLARK IA UO flAE 1 - CLBR•l CLARK IA u R l w lRI 1 - - - CL0£•2 CLARK IA u E LlC A T A 1- 37 I CLEX CLAR�!A t:xlLIS 1- CUii CLAliK!A M ! L D REO I AE 1- C LRU CLARK IA r Plant I code Plant Name R-E-V-D County( s) COTR CULLJMIA lRACY! 1 - - - CllPR• 1 CURDYLANTHUS PRINGLE! 1 - I CilMA•6 ClJR[UPS!S MArtlTIMA 1 - 37 CULE CUR[THKUGYN[ L E UCll P rl YLL A l• - • 3 27 40 4 4 COC A • o CURY1JALIS CASEANA 1 - 4 18 31 32 45 46 52 54 CRCR•2 CRYPfANTHA rn ntUPHI LA 1 -1-1-3 2 55 CREX CRY.PTANT HA E X C A V A H 1 - - - I CRH! CkYPTANTHA ri !St'IDULA 1 - C R H Q •3 C k Y P T ANT H A HO()VlRI 1 - C R J N •3 CKYPTA�THA lNCA�A 1 - C RMA • l CRYP f. A N THA MAlil.i'OSAl 1 - CRRA•l C k Y P f A N T H A RA l l A N 11 1 - I CRTR CKYP T ANTHA IRAS�IAE 1- - - 60 62 CUBAB CUPRlS'SUS �A�EtO HA�ERI 1•1 • 1 • 3 2� 32 4'.> 41 C U B A M CUPRESSUS d A � E R! 1-1-1-2 47 . MATTHEWS! l curo- � CUPR[SStJS FOKi;ESI I 1-1- 1-3 37 . 30 I CUNE rLIPRESSUS � EVADE.NS IS 1-1-1 •3 1 5 54 C U P Y CUPRESSUS f'YGMAEA 1- - - DAAR DALE A ARt>DRESCE.NS 1 · 1·1 ·3 36 DEGyG DHPr1JNJUM GyPSllPH!LUM GYPSOPH!LUM 1 · - - I DE GYP OlLPHJNIUM u Y PSUPHl LUM PAR V!FLURUM 1 - - - OEHEC ll l l P •1 1 NIUM t1 ESPlR I UM CUYAMACAE 1 -1-1 • j 33 3 7 OE! N 0£LPHJN!IJI� lNUPJNUM l • - - SH OE PAP. Of LPHTN!IJM r'ARI I I P U R P IJRE U M 1 •1•1•3 '.>6 I OE PAS! U l L P H ll< ! U M PAKISHi l SUBGLDilUSUM I• 37 IJE ST OlLPHlN!UM �TACHYOEUM 1- - - D E T R DLLPrllNJUM TRLlLL I I FOL! UM l • DEUL ll lLPH!N!IJM UL!ulNUSUM 1- OEUM IJ U.PHJN!UM UM�«ACULDRIJM 1- I OER!R2 UlNOKOMEClJN H l I UA RHAMNOIUES u l• DEGE OlNTAKIA t; E M M A T A 1- O ! P A • l IJ ICE·nKA PAUC ! FLORA l • - - 32 47 5 3 54 l U!H[K[S I A D !HO • rlO WELL! I l • I OICL DlPL!CUS CLULLANul I l • D I G R OIPLACIJ� li RANIJTF LORUS 1 - O ! PA· 3 ll lPLACUS t'AKVIFLilRLIS 1- - - D ! O c • J D!RCA uCCIUENTALIS 1-1-1-3 7 2 1 41 49 I DRHOH llkABA HOrllLL ll HOl'-ELLI I 1- DRPT OKA BA PTlKUSt'F RMA I• ORSI OkA BA >l[nRAL I· OUBLB2 DUDLlYA � L u C rl M A N I A l BLUCHMANIAE 1- - -2 1 9 3UE37l40 42 56 O U C Y U UUOLlYA �Y>lllSA OVATIFDLIA l· - •3 19 30 I O U G R lllJOLl YA uRLENE I 1- DUSAS OUDLEYA SAxDSA SAXOSA I· 14 33 3 6 ouv 1·1 UUDLlYA ;ItH.NS 1- EACD EATQNLLLA CONGOONI I 1- EPFU lPHE '.>RA f' UNEK[A 1-1-1-2 14 36 I P EPILOolUM u E R ! n I I OUM 1-1-1-2 8 ERHO•l E f- J A � T R U µ nUUVE.RI l • E R L U ·2 ERIASTRUM LU Tl UM 1- - - ERPLS f. K I A S 1 RU f1 PLIJKI FLDRUM S fllRMAN• H O YTA[ 1- I ERVJ •1 l RJAST R U M VIHGATU� 1 - - •3 27 35 56 E R C E •2 lHJGEkUN C[HVINUS 1- [R[L•2 F.n!GERON ELtuANTllLUS 1- ERMJ•l EKIG[>lUN e1 l �LK 1- I ERp[•2 Ek!GlRDN t'ETr F ERTR•5 RJODICTYUN fR��KIAf 1- - - I ERARlO lR!OG UNUfl ARoURE SCENS 1 -1-1-3 5\1 6� 6 6 ERAR•4 fRIOGUNUM ARul LLOSUM l• ERDA l K ! O r.UN U M Ll ASYANTHEMUM 1- EREL•4 ER I OuONUM l L L G A N S 1- ERES EK!OuONUM ESM[HALOENSE l • I E R G I F ERIUGDNUt< ANT l U O I� - u ! G M F RMO SU 1· •3 60 ERG! G ERIOGllNUM Ii i GANTEUM GIGANTEU� 1 • . • 3 64 ERGR•5 [R!OGONUM ,; R ACILIPES 1• 14 26 I ERGRG2 [ R ! O ii O N U M u R A N D E GRANDE 1• . •2 59 61 62 64 65 66 I 36 I APPENDIX I. RARE AND NOT ENDAJ'1GERED PLANTS (INCLUDING SOME OF UNCERTAIN STATUS ) (continued) Plant I code Plant Name R-E-V-D County( s) . ERLA•4 UH OGONUM L.A Tli ERHE•l EHYTHR UN!UM .HELlrl A l 1 • - • 3 1 7 28 49 ERHE•2 E k YTH!lU N!U M t1 ENiJER5QNI I 1- £RH0•3 EkYTfi KON!UM HO• EURU - EuCNlD E hUf'ESTH IS 1-1-1-1 13 FRNL FHASLKA - r, [ \J LLC'l A I• I FRPU· l FHA RA �U!JltHJLJNTA 1- - - �i. FRTU FKASERA IU�ULOSA !• F R_C AD Fkl MuN TOO l.NDRON �ALlfO_RN ICU� OBI SP.Of.NSE 1- - -3 40 42 FRME F REM JNTUOLN.DH(JN t< ( X!CANUM 1-1-1- 1 37 I FRBI ·F R!TILLA!HA �If LURA 1- - • 3 2 3 l27 28 33 37 40 4 1 42 50 FRI,I F k I (I L LA R I A L!LlAClA 1 - - •3 I ! 17 21 27[3� 3 8 43 49 .FRPu•3 Fti JTILLAR.l A i' UtWT! 1- 11 12 1 7 23 28 52 5. 3 FRV! FR! T I LLA R IA V ! l< I DE A 1- - -3 2l 35 40 I GAANGt GAL!UM ANGU�T IT OLllH-1 GAIJ>< IELlNSE 1 - 1 -1-3 19 3b GA AND GALI Uf: AN.;UST! f UL !UM ONY CENSE 1- - -3 1 5 GA CAM GAL I ur; CALlFORN!CUM Ml �LIE LE•�SE 1-1-1-3 61 6'.:> ob GACAC2 GPLIJM GA I AL! Nl NSE CATJ\LINlN�E 1- - -3 o4 I GAC-L •2 GAL I UN �L l tT_ ONS H J lHll 1-1-1-3 '?7 40 112 GAH!C GAL!LIM HillNDJ AE CAKNEUM 1- 14 GAJ[ GAL !uM -J lP�UN! I 1- - -3 19 36 GAJ'O GALI u·M JOrWS TUNI I 1- 19 36 37 42 GAMUM GAL J.U>-: MU«L I I MlJNLII 1 - - - J6 I GANI) i GALI•JM ,, u1 l_ AlLI i INSULAR[ 1 -1-1 - 3 b4 65 66 GA�P·2 _GALVEZ IA �PLC I O�_A 1-1-1-2 6 0 63[64 . G E A F GLNTl ANA AF F. l NI S 1- GLPR (,ENT!ANA PRU�IRATA 1- GE vr-1 HllAlA VI,C!OA 1- 37 GICA·'.:> GI LI A CAHufFUL IA 1- GILAC2 GILI" LAliFLUllA C U Y A M E N S ! S 1-1-1-3 15 42 5 6 GINE GILIA N[V l NI 1 1-1-1-2 511 60 6 3 64 b5 G ! P U GJ THUf'!:>IS f'ULCHE_ L LA 1- I A 37 GRHA GI- GRMA G�INLH.LI A MAkll!f1A 1- HAAM H A C K E L I A A M LTHYSTINA 1- I HACU· 1 HACKEL IA cu�JCK!I I• HAL[J HACKEL!A LO u ITUl:lA 1- HASH HACKEL IA ,HAR5fl!THI I 1-1-1 - 3 1 4 54 HA VE HACKEL IA VELUT!NA 1- - - I HAOl HAPL UPAl'PIJ 5 LIE ftlN5US 1-1-1-3 '.:>9 65 66 H AEX H APL LIPAl'f'US LXJM!US 1-1-1-3 2 II H AG! HAPLIJPAPPU5 u I LMAN I l 1- - - 14 HAJ U HAPLlJPAPFUS JU�CEUS 1-1-1-1 37 I t-IALU HAPLLJPAPPUS LUC IOUS 1- - - HAPR HAPLUPAPPLJS PRuPJNQUUS- 1 - - - 37 HESH rllCA51DCLU5 5HuC�LlYI 1- - - HEPAl'l H£LELICHAR IS t'ARVLJLA PAf I APPENDIX I. RARE AND NOT ENDANGERED PLANTS (INCLUDING SOME OF UNCERTAIN STATUS) (continued) Plant I code Plant Name R-E-V-D County( s) HEH! HlUCdlkA rl!R ,UT JSS!MA I • - - HELEP Ht.UCrltHA LE PI IJMERIA PEN INS\J LAR!S 1-1-1 -1 H[MA•2 rllUChlHA MA A MA I 1- H£PA•8 H�UCdf.RA r'Ar HllH l HURKlL IA h l ,p J fJ UI A 1- A•2 rli)M HJR�lLI•\ >< AK [ .< f ,, 5 Is 1- >W f' A 11UH1 HU�R l·ul � l A "�t.Vll-i.J LIA 1- H U CA•! HULSl� CALlfl'11''ICA 1- !LUA i L 1 AM:.; A oAKlr< l 1- I ILLA l LA lnR�CTEArA L. I ,i '' " l�Hh [ H l S uHAC TFAli< 1- - - Ldh\ �(Jl-HYLLA IRCH l h IS 1- - - I l '1 IN Ii< IS 1N1� tir..\ I 1\ A I A 1- l IRMU f< l s "Li•' LI J 1- o,,. l >JCA -2 I [ S I � 1.,. � ;., t-' L S r � I5 1- !VJA IVl SI A JH Glli! 1- I IVf' Y l v ES I'· r'\,,�Af . A 1- - - IVSl 1vE5I1; > l od C 11 Lf lJ C A 1- I V\JN IVES!I. vr.o,UJCUL ATA 1- JEMA JlPSIJ :I A O:ALVArffiL IA 1-1-1-2 60 6Q 6� 60 JUAB JL·NCU� Jl I •< il c TL• s 1-1-1-1 10 �(i )4 5'.> J C H JU�CIJ, Cf' f' f, L U L ii L LJ 1ff A U 5 1- - - - JU�CIJ� Ui uf'lRl JUco 2 1 - 1 -1- 1 I 3 I� 33 36 JUlJIJ •2 .J Ul L A S P • 2 LA r fl i o< U� ., �Lf •!Jl"'S I· I·I• 2 3 ;· LECA-4 Lt.P!:C�·f. ..it� L A � IJ l l'i' f• y L L A 1- LEFR• I LtPECHl�I• � K � t1 rc t."" S 1- I Lt. GA Lt PFCt • I "I I u uA"Ulf•1 I · 37 LlJA•l l lf"l .J i LI' JA,. L., JI 1- - -3 10 I� 16 27 40 LEJA•2 Lll'lL'LAC l YLI'\ JAlulRI 1-1-1-3 33 36 LlGLl1 LlSSJ•.l.JA ti ( !'\ f-\ A tJ U �;I•+-' T[Nd!S 1-1-1 - 3 �6 - I LLCA-� Ll"JSJA LA· LIAu• I L IL 1 "" '"Li\.' 0 U· l 1- - -2 a - I LIMA• I LI l Ju'· ·1 A r< l I I Ml r<\ 1- - 3 21 23 �\I LIPA·� L l L Ju.: .� A. f ""' y J 1- 19 3 .l 31\ 37 L!RL•I LIl i" · 'IJal ,ll"'� 1- 8 12 21 23 41 4 .l 4q 49 l 1 �A>• L 11. J o'· i. A')r1 l"J1..t lU1-.I�tHIM "i NUS 1- l · I · 3 47 LI wAP L 1L!11· •'t A!:> lr1 1, 1 UN I� u� PUHPURA�Cl�S 1- - - 8 12 4 ( �3 I T , L 1J CC(',A - LI r L .. t ;.,,.., ii ... �r � 1- - L l An· I L l Ii t. -l f rj vS AHl1'1 CUI A 1 •I• I •2 14 36 L 1 C lJ • ,> L!NA . ft1 U <; L l NL I us 1- LI KI L l i ...A •IHL 1) "I L L IP 11 1 - I u � u - 1 l 11. A" I H LI <; .itu• IU� 1- L l Li li LI r, A 1- "A LIRi' l INAi < THU<, I I" t>, I I 1- LISE•? LJ NP ft,iJS >lKril!LAlUS 1- I LI C fJ • ) Ll51 l"A> l,[)r'u.ll A I•I • I•I � 1 2 L11< u - 2 1. J Th•lf'HhA">.\ A hUf'lCULIJM 1- - - LUPU- I lJFfL/'ll�'M!� I I 1-1-1-2 23 �3 I LCJ J1i ·I L 1, "� 1 r u� !N�UL/• H 1- b0l62 L ll ! f'< ';J LuMATJU� IN ·I APPENDIX I. RARE AND NOT ENDANGERED PLANTS (INCLUDING SOME OF UNCERTAIN STATUS) (continued ) Plant I code Plant Name R-E,.V-D County( s) LOCU LUTUS CUPKEU� 1 - - - L O R U LUTU� KU�RlfLORUS 1 - � - LOS·C D LUTUS SCOPAR!US DENOROIOEUS 1 - 1 - 1-3 59 61 64 65 66 LOYD LUTU� YOLL A 8 0 l LIE NS 1 S 1 - I LUAB · LUPI NUS � B R AMS l l !- - -3 27 40 LUC0•5 LUPINUS COV ILLE! 1- LUCR LUPINUS CRUCE US !- - - . LUCU LUPINUS CULl>ER TSONll !- I . LUOEG LUPINUS u ENS ! fLD R US GLAREOSUS 1 -1-- 1 - 3 56 LUOU LUPI N U S UUtl A Nll 1 - 1 - 1-3 2 6 LUEL LUP!NUS £LATUS 1 - LUE.X J LUPI ·•u's E.XCUl>ITUS JOHriSTONJJ 1- 19 I LUGR•l LUPI N U S uRACILtNTUS !- - - LUH0•2 lUP.I NUS nOttI ZONTAL! S !- - -3 1 0 14 I'.:> 40 LUIN LUP I •• US INY.0 £N'Sl S 1 - - - 14 26 LULA•! LUPINUS LAP!UICOLA 1 - LUMA L U PJNU.S M A lj Nff!CUS 1 - - - I L UMO•I LUPINUS M ON.I !GENUS - - - 1 1 1 1 1 4 26 LUf'E•I ·LUPINUS PE IRSON! I 1 - 1 -1-3 19 LUPINU� · LUSU·'.:> � U � L A NAT US 1 - - - LYUN LYCOPUS UN ! FLOKUS ! • 1•1•1 8 12 I L YFLF l YONO l HAt-IN US FLU.R I llUtiDUS FLORIBUNDUS 1•1•1•3 6 4 L YFL.11 . L YUfWTtiAMNUS FLUt{lilUNDUS ASPLEN!fOLIUS 1 - 1 - 1 - 3 6 0 6 4 65 66 L YCOP LYRO.C ARf'A COULTER! PALMEtll !• - - 37 MAC0•2 MACHALRANTHE.RA CDC.NATA 1 -1-1-2 33 .1 MALE MACH�ERANTHERA L EllCAf'ITHEMlfULlA I• MAAB•2 . MALACUTHAMNUS ABOKIC.i NUM 1- - - MAA R-2 MALACUTHAr1NUS � R C U ATUS !• - - MADA MALACUTHAMNUS UAVlUSUl"ll 1 - - ·3 19 4 0 56 I MAGR•2 MALACUTHAMNUS uRAC lll.S 1-.1 - 1 - 3 40 '4AHA•2 MALACIJTHAMNUS rlALLlI !• - - MAHE MALACUTHAMNUS nELLER I 1- - - MAJO MA LACOTrlAMNUS · JONES! ! 1- - - · MAN!•2 MALACOTHAMNUS N!VEUS 1 - 1 - 1 -3 40 42 I MA.FO MALACUTHRI°X fUL lOSA 1 - 59 60 61 63 65 MA IN-3 MALACOTHRlX l NCAt.A !• - - MA u i · I MALAC!I TH� IX l Nu-EClH< A -1- - • 3 61 65 M ASQ MALACUTHR IX SQUALi U A I• - -3 59 63 6'.l 66 I MABR MAL-AXIS i;RACHYPOUA 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 33 36 MAT [•2 MALPlK lA l[Nu!S 1 -1- 1 - 1 MAK E MAL·VA�Tt MERE M(NT-llll A «f f LlXA I• METR·2 MlNYA Mll:!A M 1 MULIJS l'!AkUA TUS 1 - I Ml8!•4 M!MULUS dJuLIETTll 1 - - - MIBR·l MiMULUS tlRACH!ATUS I• MIU!• I M!MULUS Ll!f'FUSUS 1 - M!OU MIMU L U S uU!JL EY! 1 - I MIFI ·M I MUI.US F!LICAUL!S I • - - MIGL MIMULUS uLAUCESClNS I• M I G R • 2 MIMULUS uRAC ll.IPES I• MIG R • 3 M!MULUS uRAYl 1 - MllN M!MULUS !NCUNSt'l.CUUS 1 - I MILA·2 M!MULUS LACIN!ATUS 1 - MINU•2 MIMULUS rWUATIJS 1 - M l P U •I M!MULUS PULCH ELLUS 1 - MIRA MIMULUS KATTAN!! 1 - I MISU•l MH1U LUS 5Ui3SECU DUS 1 - - - HIWH•2 MlM.U LUS "HJTNEYT I• MITE MIRABILIS TENUILOBA 1•1•1•1 MOC! M UNAROELLA CINEKEA 1 - 1 - 1 - 3 19 36 M O PA• l MUMARUELLA PA.LMER I 1 - 1 - 1 -3 27 40 I MUPU•2 MONAKUELLA PUKPUREA 1 - 1 - 1 - 2 8 I 39 I APPENDIX I. RARE AND NOT ENDANGERED PLANTS (INCLUDING SOME OF UNCERTAIN STATUS ) (continued) Plant code Plant Name R-E-V-D County( s) I MOUNU MIJNARp£LLA UNUULATA UNUULATA 1 •1•1•3 21 27 40 41 q2 44 - MOVIV 2 MUN·Ail[)lLLA VlkIUIS VIRIDIS 1• - MUVJS4 MONARUELI A V!RIDIS SAX!COLA 1·l·1·3 19 36 - MUBL MUNZuTriAMNUS oLA. IR I I 1· ·3 6() - - - I 1-lVLA MYOSOT !S LAXA 1 1 1 1 6 32 . - NAER 1, AVARRE.TIA l R!IJCEPHALA 1 NAHE•l NAVAR. RlTIA rlEflHA1 �flRA 1- - NAH£•2 NAVAK�� 1 [A rl l TEt< O DOXA 1-. - - N A J E NAVAKHt.l!A JEPSLINJT 1• - - I NAM!•.$ NAVAKH� l !A �! TkACARPA 1 • - - - NAPRP NAVA>lHE TIA t' RLld FlRA PrtUL! f£RA 1 1 1-2 9 18 31 54 NEGR Nl/·1ACL A1lll � uR·AC I Ll S 1- - - NEMU NtMACLAlllJ� r� Ol< fANUS I• I OECAC 11.l NU f HE. H A CAl�t'lJn SA 0R ! 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A L YUi< I I 1 • PHNA PHACtll A r< A �H!Ar PHBIJ"2 PhALACJ - P Ill A I' J NU� 1' A LI I AT A 1 PIRE r' I NU� K[MUrl.�TA I • I P!WA PJNU� nA�HurNS!S I• . . PLLI PLACdiJHtJT11RY� LI 1 HuCAkYUS 1 • - . - PLUl'l• 1 PLAG l IJ H LITli R Y S uNL [NAIL'S I• . PL[ ! PLEC f1 POTE•! Pu A fll I P RFAP PRDN•JS f•��!CuLATA l'UNCTATA l • ! • l • 3 4 0 42 PUCA rucc I 11lLLI A CALlF(lR I CA 1- . - - PULE l' UCC!NlLLJA Lf.M�llNl I 1 1-1-1 18 2'> 2" 46 47 RASC·l RA!LLARUELLA �C•8K!uA l • I RALO flANU�CULU� LOcstJI I 1- . - RHAL• l RH YNC rlUS Pur�A •lcA 1-1-1-1 8 23 29 32 49 - RHGL• I RllYNCl10�PURA uLUtlULARlS 1 R!LA"3 R l l:lES LAX!fLURUM 1- RlMA•2 RI [l [ S '" Ak�HALLI I I• - . I RISE R !BES �ErdCEu� 1 • I 40 I APPENDIX I. RARE AND NOT ENPANGERED PLANTS (INCLUDING · SOME Of UNCERTAIN STATUS ) (continued ) Plant code Plant Name R-E-V-D County( s) RITH R l BES I H"CHEl"iI AN\J,� I • I • I • 3 65 I .R I T(J IULAR£N . R. J BE S f. I• • - R l V l • 1 R!H> VI1; lirlNI FUL I tJ M 1•1•1•2 · �4 RlV!•c R !BE; V!CTUR!S 1-1-1-3 21 28 4H 49 �Ufll RuB l.JJA ·� l UM[XJrAN� ! •I•I• I 36 I ROCO ROf . . S A HU•2 SAXJFHAGA •Hl tl f. L LI l I• S.C CL S C I RPU.5 CLli1EN I rs 1· S. C R U • 2 SC I HPUS >< ULLANU l l I� SCR.J ·2 SCOPULUPHILA t SEN! SlDUP1 •n V lUM 1·.1 •1 •2 . . HGI SlLA\dNEl.LA d.r, f KA SCE NS 1 • 37 SELE SlL ·A G"I NE LL.A LlUC·UBRYOJ OES \"I• 1 · 2 I SEBL St.NECIO �L�CrlMAN JAE · I • I • I • 3 4.0 42 SECL•I SlNECI.U cLARK[ANUS I• . . SECL ·2 5 l NEC J tl t�lVtUf!UII I· SE ! IJ Sl:.Nf.C !Li lONfJr'HYLLlJ; I• I I SELi ·s l Nf. CIIJ LI �UL i· fl"L i lJ S L • SELY . Sl Nf Cl ll LYON I l I• SEP A •I Slrilt.C !IJ PA r 1 rnsr.f. I ANLIS t • SISE SlDALClA ..> ETUSA I• I SOWA SULANUM ri ALLACl T \ • SOX AH s·u LA �UM . . . STLE•3 ·SII PA LE 1 l lRMANl l ! ·I· I.· I 36 I . . STAM SlYLUCL°l Nt AMi'nlBOLA l - SYLE SYN·r nrrnol'APPU� LlMMUN !l I ·· • - HOD TAf'!ACf.ri.J w UfJU�LA.�11 1-1·1-1 8 12 TEO! Tt TRACLICCUS U!•JlCU; · 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 jQ 37 . I TEAR TURAUYMIA A H. �YrlAlA I• . · THFL• 2 . T«1( L YPOll ! LI'! fLlXUO SUf1 1 - THAR•! THE RMfJl'S .J � ARc;lNTATA I• . T H 1; A S THERMLI PS!S MA"C �lJPHYLLA SE MU TA 1- 37 . I TRM(•I T. K!CHfJS lOIA 11 1 Ck ANT HUM 1- . - TRDV• l. T k I CH tl STEMA uVATUM I• TRRU TR!°CHIJS TEM.A KUdlSEPALUM I· . - T RHO T k ! FUL I UM nO•lLLI . . . 1 !• TRPA•\ TK I.F ULi UM l' A L M l R ! 1- 60 62[63 64E I TRRJ TklLL!UM Kl VALE l •I• I•2 8 47 . TRCL ThJTELl!A CLlMENTINA 1- •j 60 TRCRC T k l l l L E!A CRUCE A CROCEA I• TRGR•5 T> . V A UL vACCl1 VIHA V l OL A «ALLI I I• WYEL wlETH!A l LATA 1- I WY! N wH THIA INvf. tJ �TA I• WYLO "YETrl I A LONuJCAUL!S 1- - - lA SE lAUSCH lRIA �[>' llNIRlllNAL! S 1-1-1- 3 12 53 I Z I FR l ZIGALlENUS rRt�UNJII !NE LI ANUS 1 -1-1 - 3 42 I I 41 I APPENDIX II. PLANTS NOT RARE BUT MOSTLY OF LIMITED DISTRIBUTION Plant I code Plant Name R-E-V-D County( s) ALDA ALL!UM uAV!S!A[ o- A LME ALL I UM M[MBKANACEUM o- - A>ISPM AMS!NCK!A SPlC TAtilLIS MICROCAKPA o- ·3 4 0 42 - ANF I A N T l1�HH ! N U M f!LlPES o - - I - - ASVL•I A:,PL(N!UM VESPLRT INUM o- - ASJN•3 A STKAGALUS I N Y U E N S I S o A SLES2 ASTRA uALUS LEN I I GI N O S US SEM O T U S o- 14 26 I ASSE•I A :, T h A u A L U S :,[PULT IPlS o- ASSE• £ A:,TRAGALlJS :,[�1:.,;n I o- - �RFR tJ K ICKELLIA F R ulE.SCfNS o- - BAMAM BALSAMORHIZA MACROLEPIS MACROLEPIS 0- 1 4 22 31 43 48 52 55 58 cAco- '> CALOCHLitnus LU1·1 C ULU � o- - - CAAR·3 CHSTI LLEJA ARACHNUlOlA o- - I CAST ILLEJA I:,r I CrlA - CAOJ•3 u o- CAFR-3 C A S T ILL E JA fRAl, CISCANA ll • - - C A P [ • 4 CASTILLEJA �E IHSON I I o- CAPJ•l CAST ILLEJA PI LLl:OA o- - I CAG L • 2 CAULAN IH:J:, uLAJCUS o- - CE! M C�ANJlhUS 1.� i'�C:s:,us o- - - 3 40 4 2 CEJE LlANtJT�1US J(�oLlN! I o- - CEttL •I Clt - 40 I CEMJ•3 ClRCUCARPUS r.\ I NU J !fLUf CkYPT•NTH� CRNU rj lJ�l GENA o - CUJE c use.J T A J U S U N I I I)• CYCI CTHO� 1 ltrn:, t- I r. lt ERTO fh!Otl !CTYJN IOMl"TU5UM v· - - ErlCI •o lk l (;�iJNIJfl CJlrlAR JFORME o- 3 40 42 ':>6 - I EREA [" I Ot.IJNU� lA�lo00[JI A1'tL� o- - Ef - - - I GAOR i; AL [ J' Ll fllt.ILNU� u 1 1 1 47 GA wli l> All •JI' oR u rl TI I U• 1 •I· I ;6 - - - GACf;• ! 'j µ J� .'\ cu�C!NlA 0 1 1 1 3 6 - •i l Tl l; lN TlA "IA tE!!lLLA o- - I GI AL �IL I A AL I �u A rd A o- GIAU ,; l LI A Auo l> IVNE !VA "E V•HiENS!S o- - I V M U IVES!l1 l< U I H l I o- - I YPIJ I vE SIt PUkPURASCU;S o- I IV Wt I vf S l I, e:Eul1LR I u- - - - JUF A JUNCdS f A L C A TUS 0 1 1 1 12 21 2 r 38 40 41 42 I 42 I APPENDIX II. PLANTS NOT RARE BUT MOSTLY OF LIMITED DISTRIBUTION (continued ) Plant I code Plant Name R-E-V-D County( s) KOMY K IJ B R F. 5 I A l< YU5URUIOE5 o- LEco-2 Ll WI5!A � O T Y L E U O N o- LELE-4 LEIHSIA LEAN A , o- LES! LEW I 5JlKRAl - - 51 ii o- .. 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TYL E M[uAC[f'HAl11 o- - I PHCA•4 P H A C o L I A CAL TrllFOLIA o- - PHLO PHAClLIA LO•; GI Pl S o - - - PHMA•2 PliAC[L l A rj AKCESCENS () • PHPE·2 P H A C t: L I A t'El> I PHA0•2 P L O ,; o- t1 AU�URGEN� PHRA- 4 Pt1lll 15 TU!'A "ACl:: MOSllM o- - - PHGR•4 PrlYSi\L IS uR[E El o - PIBR PJCE• oPt:wlR!ANA 0-1- 1 - 1 8 47 53 I PIBA PJNU� dALfUU�IANA o - PIQU PINUS wUAU>l lf OL IA o- PRLY ?�UNLI� L yl);l I I o- P S R I f' SOR�LE A K!ulOA o - QUMA Qul R C U S MACUUNAl llll 0 -1-1-3 64 6� 66 - I RAAL.•2 RANllNCllL:J� kl VEdU\ T US u - - SACL SALVIA CLlVll��1UI l 0-1-1-1 37 SAVA SAL V l A VA�E Yl \) • - - SAFR•l S•XIFKAuA fRAGARIOIDE5 o- - - r1 I SEP IJ Sl0U �U�UY! o- - - SEAS•! SELA-> I NELLA AS�r - - SEGI SlQIJUIAUE"llJRON u ! u A N T l U M o - SJOE·2 S!HA�A tJ E�l KT l o - - - I SJRO•l SI BA«A nO�ULATA 0-1-1-3 14 36 S I RA SJOALCEA KA1•UNCULACE.A o- - S ! A P SI LENE APER TA o- - SIHA•3 SISY�lNCHIIJM HALUt'H!LUM o- STST·I STIPA ST!LLMAN!l o- I STSA•l rJ A,1 �A Slf TEST TlTRAt;Y1'11 A S T E N LI L E P IS o- I TRAUA Ti I V A C H VANCOUVER IA CHKYSANTHA o- VIRE V ! G U l [RA HE l!CULATA o- VICU VIOLA CUNEATA o - WHJ TNEY I WHOE A UEAltlATA o - I I 43 I APPENDIX III. u.s.G.S. TOPOGRAPHIC MAP QUADRANGLES INDEX ljU AD INDEX QUAD COUNTY(S) CCUNTY(S) . I 15' 7 .5' gU ADRANGLE NAME IN gu AD 15' 7 5' guADRANGLE NA'iE IN �AD ANA , ANACAPA ISLANUS 59 20A CUYAM A C A PEAK 37 S�A . S A NTA BAt<8A�A I SLA N D 6 3 208 TULE SPRINGS 37 SCA[ SANTA CATALlNA E A S T 64 20C V IEJ A S MUUNTAIN 37 SCAN SANTA CATAL!NA NORTH 64 200 OESCANSU 37 I SCAS SANTA CAlAL!NA S O U T H 64 21A EL CAJUN M T N H SCAW SANTA CATALINA WEST 64 218 S A N V I C E N T E RES 37 S C L C SAN CLEMENTI:. ID CENT 6 0 21C EL C A JON 3 7 S C L N SAN CLEMl:.NTl JU NORTH 60 210 A LPINE 37 SCLS SAN CLE M l:. Nn Ill SUUTH 60 £2A POWAY 37 I S C A A S A NTA C R U Z ISUIND A 65 228 OEL MAR 37 HA8 SAN TA CRIJl ISL A ND R 65 2 2 C LA J O L L A 37 SCRC SANTA C R U L I S L A ND c 65 220 LA MESA H SCRD S A N T A C A U L ISL AND [) 65 25A P!CACHO NW 13 I SMIE S A N �!GUEL ID EAST 61 25C Pl CACHO SW 13 S M ! w SA'I MIGUEL ro wlST 61 250 P ICACHO•ARIL 13 Si' I A YUMA lAST•AKIL 13 28C WIEST 13 I B vuµ• wEST•AK!L 1 3 280 A MOS 13 I 2A GHAYS Wl:.LL t� E I 3 29A NIL A N D 1 3 2 8 GRAYS Wl:.LL 1 j 298 Ol:lSIDIAN t!UlTE 1 j 3A Mll1•HY •EL L 13 29C CAL! PA TR I A SW 1 3 M A Y I J 38 I {1 fl •E.LL Nio< £90 WESTMURl:.LANU I 3 A 4 BUN US CUt 6A Y UHA H A5I N I J 3 ! A S H ELL R(E.F 3l I 3 68 CUYUTE. "lLL� I J J rn BORHLGU MOUo 9C TECATl 3 I 33C S AN T A YSAtlEL 31 I 'ill t't.JTkUHl 31 330 JUL I A N J 7 to JA"UL H 34 A M E S A GRANOI:. 31 !OH JA>tUL '< U UN TA!NS 37 JQB RUOR !QUEZ MJUN lA!N 37 IOC UTAY ME � A 37 HC SAN PASilUAL 37 H I I A �AT !ONAL CI I Y H O R A � U NA 37 I I Ill PU I 'I T LUMA 3f 3 5 A VALLEY Cl:.NI ER 31 HlACH 31 11U IMt'�R !AL 358 SAN MARCUS 3 7 I IE IMPl:.R lAL kl�·A1' lZ 1 j J5C RA'ltHO SANTA FE 37 1 lF LAG U 'I A U A M • A R !L 1 j J50 ESCUND JOU 3f l j I 12A LIT ru_ P!C CHU PF AK 36A SAN L UIS RE Y 3 7 l?B t'IC.lCHO t' l A� 1 j 3 613 OCEANS!Ul 37 12C AKAL 1 j J60 ENC INITAS 37 120 H A RIJ 1 j 40A l'IULl WA5H•Atq l ]j l 3 U v ! LHY 1 j 408 P A L U VEKDE 1 j 33 13C CH IUS 1 3 40C Ci AULA I J I A 11 1 3 I 4 A GL IS 4 1 PALU VE.ROE MTS jj 1 3 1 4 H GLAM!S " . 1 3 42 C1ltJCKWALLA S P t I '" t. 1 j 44 FRINK 1 j 33 1 SA HUL 1V!lll l�A ALAMDl< !U 1 j 4 48 FRINK NW 3J l 3 1 SC HOLTVILLE •�S T 13 44C >RI r< K l 3 15U h U L T V I L L l t. AST 1 3 440 WISTER 1 j 16A ARA·•LEY 1 3 4 5A DUAMIO 1 J 33 I 11>8 HRA W LE Y NW 13 4'.>8 SALTON jj 1 j 16C SU LEY 1 j 45C TRUCKHAVlN I J 11>0 (L cl:.NT KU 13 450 OUR MIO S l 1 j 1 7 A �tJPl HST !llUN MTN 1 J 46A OASIS 33 3 7 1 3 I 178 PLA�TER CI l r I 3 468 R A RHIT P E A K 3J 3 7 17C f'41 r< T LO uUriu[ 1 j 4 6C FONTS PU!NT JI 1 r D PLASTLR CI I Y 1 3 460 SEVENTEEN PALMS I 3 31 !AA CARHi lll MUUtdA!N �E 1 3 31 47A C L A R K LA l\E NE Jj J7 IH8 AR RU YO TAPIAOO 37 478 COL L I N S V A L L E Y 33 27 I IBC S Wl:. l N E Y t' AS5 H 47C IJ DRKEGO PALM CANYUN 37 180 CARHIZU MOUNTAIN 37 I 3 470 CLARK LAKE 31 19A A ,;IJA C A L I E NTE S P R t.S 3l 48A HUCl\SNORT MTN, 3 3 37 198 MONUMENT Pl AK 37 488 l:lUUTY M U U N T A I N 33 37 19C M O UNT LAl>UNA 3l 48C W A R N ER S PR ING � 37 I 190 SUMtlRl:.RO 37 480 HOT SPRINGS MT• 3! 44 (continued ) I AP?ENDIX III. U.S. 'l.S.TOPOGR A?HIC MAPQll ADRAl'll)LE.5 QU AD INDEX guAD INDEX COUNTY (S) COUNTY (S) 15 . 1 .5' gUAD RANGLE NAME Ill �AD 15 ' 7.5' guAD RAllGLE NAllE lll �AD I 850 LAKEVIEW 3 3 49A AGUA N G A 33 37 B6A R!VlRSIUE EAST 3 3 498 V A I L LAKE 33 37 868 R IVERSIDE •E.ST 33 49C ROU�HER rl I LL 37 86C LAKE MATH l w� 3 3 49D P A L O MAR OHSlRVA TOkY j( I 860 S T E £ L E P E AK 33 ?QA P EClt A N G A 3 .l 37 87A CORUNA NURTrl 33 36 ?OB TE�lCUU jj 3 l 878 P R A U O DAM 36 33 30 soc B N � A L L O ]( 87C LAC K STAR CANYUN 30 33 ?OD PALA 3l B 87D CORUNA SOUTH 3 0 ?IA fALLdHOOK .l.l 37 33 YOR�A LINDA 30 9 36 I 68A 1 ?IB MARuAHl TA PlAK 3 7 8 8 B LA HABRA 19 30 '.>IC L AS PULuAS ON YUN .l 7 BBC A N A HE IM 30 '>ID MURt 900 T U R R A N C L 19 MCCUY 3 .l )9 �PR 1 Nu 948 CROSS ROADS - AK Il 36 60 SIDtWINDlk •1 E L L 33 9') P A R KER .l6 33 I CHUCK WALLA M O U N T A N S 3 3 6 ! I VIOAL 36 33 62 t�A Yf l [LU 33 96 97 R!Cl 36 3 .l 6 COT T U N •lJ O 3 3 .l U SPRING 9 8 I R O N MOUNTAINS 3 .l 36 63C MUR fMAR 3 .l Y 9 VALL( ( 36 33 A lA.;yUN 33 c All!z o3D IJRllCiJPl 100 DALl L A K E 36 33 4 A T H E A L CANYON jj I 6 HH 101 V A L L E Y MUlJN TAIN 36 j .l 64H 1NilI0 3 3 V A L LEY M O U N T A I N Jo 6UC VALlRIE 33 10I A 102 TWENTYNINE PALMS 36 33 640 MECCA 33 I 02A TwENTYNINl P A L M S .l6 PALM UL>U 1078 D E V O R E 36 68C .� LJRR !ETA !3 I F O N T A N A MLlUNTAIN 33 107C J6 33 080 �ACH(LOR 107[l SAN RERNARDINLl S O UTH 36 3 .l 69A ELSINORl .l j !ORA CUCAMONGA PEAK 36 698 ALHlRHILL 30 33 BALDY 36 3 .l 37 1088 MOUNT I y 1>9c S I T IQN P E A � 30 108C ONT ARID 19 36 690 W I OMA .l LIJ R 3 36 3 I 1 08D G U AST I .l lOA SANTIAGO PEAK 30 33 109A GLENDORA lY IOR LL T URll 30 1098 A ZUS A { oc SAN JUAN CAP!Sfr INDEX QUAD INDEX QUAD COUNTY (S) COUNTY(S) IN I 15 ' 7 .5 ' guADRANGLE NAME IN �AD 15 ' 7 .5' guADRANGLE NAME guAD 127 A LEAD MOUNTAIN NE 36 1 5 8 A HELENDALE 36 1278 LEAD MOU N TAIN 36 1588 VICTORVI LLE Nl'I 36 127C LE�D MOUNTAIN SW 36 1 5 8C ADEL ANTU 36 1270 CLEGHORN LA�ES 36 1580 VICTORVILLE 36 128A DEADl-lAN LAKE N E 36 159A SHADOW MOUNTAINS 36 I 1288 DEADMAN LAKE. Nl'i 36 1598 A DDHE MOUN TA IN 19 36 1 28C DEAUMAN LA�l Sl'I 36 159C EL MIRAGE 19 36 1280 DEADMAN LAKE S E 36 1590 SHADOW MOUNTAINS St 36 129 EMrnSON LAH 3(> 160A H I VISTA 19 I 1 29A HIDALGO MOUNTAIN 36 1608 A L PINE ilUTT£ 19 1298 EMEHSON LAKE 36 160C LITTLEROCK 19 1290 GOAT MOUNTAIN 36 1600 LOVEJOY l:lUT TES 19 130 OLD WOMAN S�RINGS 36 l61A LANCASTER EAST 19 l 3 1 LUCERNE VALLEY 36 1618 LANCASHR wE.ST 19 I 132 LAKE. ARR O�Ht::A U 36 16 IC RITTER IHDGt. 19 l33A HESPERIA 36 161D P A LMDALE 19 l BB B ALOY M E.SA 36 l 6 2 A DEL SUR 19 1 33C CAJUN j() 1628 LAKE. HUGHES 19 1330 CEDAR SPR INGS 36 162C GREEN VALLEY 19 I 134A PHELAN 36 162 0 SLEt.PY VALLO 19 1348 MESCAL CREE� 19 36 163A BURNT PEAK 19 l34C MOUNT SAN ANTONIO 19 36 163 l:l LIE�RE MOUNTAIN 19 l J4D TELlGRAPH PEAK 36 16 JC WHITAKER PEAK 19 I 135A V ALYE RMU 19 l (> 30 WARM SPR INGS M O U N TAI N 19 1 J 5 B JUNIPER HILLS 19 l64A BLACK MUUNTA!N So 19 135C WAH.RMAN MTN 19 164B MCDONALD PEAK 56 1350 CRYSTAL LAKl 19 164C DEVILS Ht.At IJ6D CHI LAD f LAT 19 165C LION CANYON 56 137A AGUA DULCl 19 l65D TOPATOPA MOUNTAINS 56 1J7B MIN T C ANYUN 19 l66A REYES PlAK 56 I 137C SAN FERNANOLI 1� 166B RANCHO NUEVU C R E E K 42 56 1 370 S U N L A N D 19 l66C OLD MAN MOUNTAIN 42 56 138A NEWHALL 19 1660 WHEELER SPR INGS 56 IJ8B VAL VERUE So 19 l67A MADULCE PEH 42 138C SANTA SU�ANA 56 19 1678 BIG PINE MOUNTAIN 42 I 1380 UAT MOUN TAIN 19 l67C LITTLE PINE MUUNTAIN 42 I 39A PIRU 56 l67D HILDRETH PEAK 42 I 39B F ! L L MORl 56 lo8A SAN RAFAEL MTN 42 139C MUOt 1410 V E N URA T 56 170C LDMP.O C HILL 42 l42A CARP INTERIA I 42 lfOD SANTA RO�A HILLS 42 1428 SANTA BARBAHA 42 I 71 A SU Rf 42 43A GOLlTA 42 I I 7 1 C POINT ARGU�LLLl 42 43B DOS PUEBLOS CANYON 42 I 1 f ID TRAI QU !LLDN MTN 42 144A TAJIGUAS 42 172 NEEULES 3o l 4 4 GAV I O T A tl 42 l 7 3 B A NNO C K 30 I l 4'>A SAC ATE 42 If4 FENNER Jo 145 POINT CONCEPTIUN 1:! 42 175 COLTON wUL 36 146 TOP O C K • A RIZ 36 176 FLYNN J6 147 SAWTOOTH RA1; E 3 G 6 177 K E R l N S 36 I 148 STEPLADOt.R �DUNIA!NS 36 178 BROADWELL LAKE 36 149 E SSU 36 lf9 CADY MOUNTAIN5 36 150 0ANt3Y J6 1 8 0 N E W B E RRY 36 151 CADIZ 36 181 DAGG[ TT J6 152 ll AGUAO 36 181 A YERMO 36 I !52C tlAGUAll Sw 36 181B N ERU 36 I '.:i2D AMBOY CRATER 36 182 B A RSTOW 36 153A ASH HILL 36 183 HAWES 36 l ::,39 L U D L OW 36 l ll4A KRAMER 36 WELL I 1 ::iJc MORGANS 36 1 8 4 8 R I C H 1::, 36 1)30 LUDLOW SE Jo 184C KRAMER SW 19 15 36 154A LAVIC LAt APPENDIX III. U.S.G.S. TOPOGRAPHIC MAP QUADRANGLES (continued) I guAD INDEX �AD INDEX COUNTY(S) COUNTY(S) ' ' ' 15 ' 7. 5 gu ADRANGLE NAME Ill guAD 15 7 .5 gUADRANGLE NAME IN �AD I 1860 RDSAMDNU LAK E 15 19 217A FELLOWS 15 40 1 8 7A WILLOW SPRINGS 15 2178 PANORAMA HILLS 40 IS 1678 TYLERHUHSE CANYON 15 217C WELLS RANCH 4 () 187C F A I R M O NT B UTT E 19 15 2170 E LKHORN H I L L S 40 15 1870 LITTLE llUTTlS 15 1 9 218A PAINTED HUCK 40 I 168A L!EBRE. TWINS 15 2188 CHI M INE A S RAN C H 40 168B WINTERS R!DuE 15 218C TAYLOR CANYON 40 42 188C LA LIE8RE R A N CH 19 1 5 2180 CALIENTE MTN 40 42 1880 NEENACH SCrlUOL 1� 1 9 219A flRANCH MTN, 40 169 A PASTOR IA CREEi\ 15 2198 LOS MACHOS rlILLS 40 I 1898 GRAPEV!Nl 15 2 19C CHIMNEY CANYON 40 42 189C FRAZIER MOU�TAIN 15 56 19 2190 MIRANDA P INE MTN, 40 42 1890 LEBEC 15 19 56 220 A CAL OWE L L M E H 40 l 9 0 A 1-'LEITO HILLS 1 5 2208 TAR S P R I N G HJUGE 40 1908 E AGL E R EST t' EAK 15 220C N J P U M O 40 I 190C SAWMILL MOUNTAIN 15 56 2200 HUASNA 1-'EAK 40 42 1900 CUDDY VALLEY 15 56 221A A RRUYO GHANUE NE 40 191A SANTIAGO CREEK 15 2218 PISMO BEACH 40 191B BALLINGER CANYON 1� 40 42 5 6 2210 IJCEANO 40 191C CUYAMA PEAK 42 56 222A P O R T SAN LUIS 40 I 1910 APAG HE CAN YUN 56 15 223 SEAKCHL!GHT�NEV 36 l \12A C U Y A MA 40 42 224 CRE.SCENT PEAK 36 192B NEW CUYAMA 42 40 225 IVANPAH 3¢ 192C SALISBURY PuTHERO 42 226 MESCAL HANGt. 36 I 1920 FOX MOUNTAIN 42 227 HALLORAN SPK!NG 36 193A PEAK MOUNTAIN 40 42 228 BAl(t.R 36 1�38 BATlS CANYON 42 229 REil PASS LAKE 36 193C BALO MOUNT A!N 42 230 TIEFORT MOUNTAINS 36 1930 HURH ICANE 01:.CK 42 231 GULUSTONE LAKI:. 36 I l94A MANZANITA MINr 42 2J2 P ILlJT KNUA 36 1�48 TEPUSQUl:.T CANYON 42 233 CUOUEHACK LAKE 3o 194C F U XlN C ANYU N 4 2 234A K LINKER MTN, 36 1 9 4 0 ZACA. LAKl 42 2348 EL PASO PEAKS l� 36 I 195A T�I TCH ELL DAM 4U 42 2J4C JIJHANN(SBURli 1 5 3 6 195B SANTA MANIA 40 42 2340 REil MOUlll TAH 36 195C O R C U J T 42 235A u A RLOCK 15 1950 SISQUOC 42 235B SALTDALl NW 15 l96A GUAUALUPE 40 42 235C CANT IL l� 2350 I 1968 PO INT SAL 40 42 SALTOALE SE l � 1960 CASMAL i A 42 236 CROSS MUUNTAIN l'.:> 191 DAVIS OAM•NEV 36 237 E M E R A L D M OUNT AIN 1'.:> 198 HOM[R M O U N T A I N 36 2 3 8 BRECKENHIUtiE MTN 15 199 LANFAIR VALLE Y 36 I 238C B E N A 1'.:> 200 MIO HILLS 36 2 J9A RIO B H A V O HANCrl 15 201 K ELS O 36 2398 O I L C E N lER 20 OLD OAD MUUNTAlN 36 15 2 239C L AMONT 15 203 SODA LAKE 36 2 3 9 0 EDISON 15 204 CAYE MOUNTAIN 36 2 4 0 A I 0 l Lli ALE 15 205 ALVURD MOUNTAIN J6 240B ROSlOALE 15 2 06 LANE MOUNTAIN 36 240C STEVENS 15 207 OPAL MOUNTAIN 36 2400 GO Sf OHO l'.:> 208 FKEMONT P lAK 36 24 !A RlfJ HRAVO 15 I 209 BORON l� 36 2418 BUTTDNW!LLUn 15 2U9C JOHANNESBURli sw 15 36 241C E AST ELK HILL� 15 210 CAS TLE BUTTE I) T 2410 U P M A N 15 210C OESEHT !:!UTTt. l' 242A LIJKlRN I'.:> 2100 CASTLE BUTTt. SE 15 242B llELK!DGl l � I 211 MOJAVE l� 242C RE WA HO 15 211c MOJAVE 15 2420 WEST l:.LK H I L L S l '.> 2110 SANiJORN I� 243A CARNEt 2 1 2 A TEHACHAPI NE 15 243B LAS YEGUAS KANCH 40 15 I 212B TEHA NUR TH CHAP l 15 243C SIMMLER 15 4 0 2l2C TEHACHAPI SLIU TH l� 2430 MC KlTTRICK S U MMI T 15 40 2120 MONOL ITH l'.> 244A LA PANZA NE 40 15 2 l 3A KEENE 15 244 B LA f'ANZA RANCH 40 213B BEAR MOUNTAIN 15 244C LA PANZA 40 I TlJLlN HANCH 213C 1� 2440 CALIFORNIA VALLEY 40 2130 CUMM INGS MTN, l� 245A CAMATTA HANCH 40 214A ARVIN 1� 2 4 5 B WILSON CORNlR 40 214B wEEli PATCH 15 245C S A NTA M A R GAH I T A LAKE 40 214C METTLER l� I 2450 PUZU S UMM IT 40 2140 T EJUN HILLS 15 246A SANTA MARGAR ITA 40 215A C ONN E R 15 2468 A TASCADERO 40 215B MJLLUX 15 246C SAN LUIS Ol:l!SPU 40 21 C CONNER 15 5 SW 2460 LOPlZ MTN, 40 215D C O A L O IL CAN YUN 15 I 247A MORRO BAY NORTH 40 216A K R MOUTH OF E N 15 2478 CAYUCOS 2166 40 TAFT 15 2470 MORRO BAY SUUTH 4U 216C MARI COPA 15 40 248 ROACH LAKE. 36 2160 PENTLAND 15 249 CLANK MTN 36 I 47 I APPENDIX III. 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TOPOGRAPHIC MAP QUADRANGLES (continued) QUAD INDEX QUAD INDEX COUNTY (S) COUIITY (S) I 15' 7.5' gu ADRANGLE NAME Ill �AD 15' 7.5' !l!,!AD RANGLE N!!Wl 11:1 Qll61l 250 KINGSTON PEAK 36 289C LONE TREE WELL 16 15 251 SILU RIAN HILLS 36 289D HACIENDA RANCH 10 15 54 252 AVAWATZ PASS 36 290A DUDLEY RIDGE 16 253 LEACH LAKE 36 2908 LOS VIEJOS 16 I 254 QUAIL MOUNTAINS 36 290C AVENAL GAP 16 15 255 WINGATE t'ASS 36 290D WEST CAMP 16 15 256 SEARLES LAKE 36 29!A KETTLEMAN PLAIN 16 257 RIDGECREST 15 3 6 291B GARZA PEAK 16 10 258 INYOKERN 15 29!C TENT HILLS 16 27 40 I 259 ONYX 15 291D PYRAMID HILLS 16 15 260 ISABELLA 15 292A THE .DARK HOl.E 10 27 16 261 G LENNVILLE 15 2928 PARKfIELO 27 10 262A WOODY 15 292C CHOLAME HILLS 27 40 I 262B SAND CANYON 15 292D CHOLAME VALLEY 27 40 262C KNOB HILL 15 293A STOCKDALE MOUNTAIN 27 2620 PINE MOUNTAIN 15 293B VALLETON 27 263A D EEPWELL RANCH 15 293C SAN MIGUEL 27 40 263B MCF'ARLANO 15 2930 RANCHITO CANYUN 27 40 I 263C F'AMOSO 15 294A WUNPOST 27 2630 NORTH Of OIL.DALE 15 294B HAMES VALLEY 27 264A PONO 15 2 94C TIERRA REDONOA MTN 27 40 264B WASCO NW 15 2940 BRAllLEY 27 40 I 264C WASCO SW 15 295A WILLIAMS HILL 27 2640 WASCO 15 2958 JOLON 27 265A LOST HILLS NE 15 295C BURNETT PEAK 27 40 2658 LOST HILLS N W 15 2950 BRYSON 27 40 265C LOST HILLS 15 296A A L DER PEAK 27 I 265D SEMI TROPIC 15 2968 CAPE SAN MARTIN 27 266A ANTELOPE PLAIN 15 2116c VILLA CREEK 27 40 266B EMIGRANT HILL 15 296D BURRO MOUNTAIN 27 40 266C SHALE PO INT 15 297 PAHHUMP•NEV 14 266D BLACKWELLS CORNER 15 298 STEWART VALLEY 14 I 267A SAWTOOTH RIOGE 15 299 EAGLE MOUNTAIN 14 267B ORCHARD PEAK 40 15 300 FUNERAL l'EA� 14 267C HOLLAND CANYON 40 15 301 BENNETTS WELL 14 267D PACKWOOD CREEK 1� 40 302 T ELESCOPE PEAK 14 268A CHDLAME 40 303 MATURANGO PEAK 14 I 268B SHANDON 40 304 CDSO PEAK 14 268C SHEDD CANYON 40 305 HAi wEE RESERVOIR 14 268D CAMATTA CANYON 40 306 MONACHE MTN, 54 14 269A ESTRELLA 40 307 H OCKETT PEAr< 54 I 2698 PASO ROBLES 40 308 CAMP NELSON 54 269C TEMPLETON 40 309A SPRINGVILLE 54 269D CRESTON 40 309B FRAZIER VALLEY 54 270A ADELAIDA 40 309C SUCCESS DAM 54 270B LIME MOUNTAIN 40 3090 GLOtlE 54 I 270C CYPRESS MOUNTAIN 4 0 31 OA LINDSAY 54 270D YORK MOUNTAIN 40 31 OB CAIRNS CORNER 5 4 271 A PEBtlLESTONE SHUT•IN 40 310C WOODVILLE 54 271B SAN SIMEON 40 3100 PORTERVILLE 54 I 271C PICO CREEK 40 311A TULARE 54 271D CAMt!R IA 40 311B PAIGE 54 272A PIEORAS BLANCAS 40 311c TAYLOR WEIR 54 273 SHENANDOAH PEAK•NEV 14 36 3110 TIPTON 54 274 HORSE THIEF SPRS•NEV 14 3 6 312A WA UKENA 16 54 I 275 TECOPA 14 3 6 3128 GUERNSEY 16 276 SHOSHONE 14 3 6 312C EL RICO RANCH 16 277 CONF IDENCE HILLS 14 36 312D CORCORAN 16 54 278 WINGATE WASH 14 3 6 313A STRATfORD 16 279 MANLY PEAK 36 14 313B WESTHAVEN 16 10 I KETTLEMAN CI TY 16 280 TRON A 14 3 6 313C 281 MTN , SPRINGS CANYON 14 3 6 15 313D STRATFORD st 16 282 LITTLE LAKE 14 15 54 314A HURON 10 16 28 3 LAMONT PEAr< 54 1 5 314B GUIJARRAL HILLS 10 284 KERNV ILLE 54 15 314C AVENAL 10 16 I 285 C ALIFORNIA HOT SPRGS 54 15 314D LA CIMA 10 16 286A GIBtlON PEAK 54 315 COALINGA 10 27 286B FOUNTAIN SPRINGS 54 315A COAL INGA 10 286C QU INCY SCHllOL 54 15 315D KREYENHAGEN HILLS 10 I 2860 WHITE RIVER 54 15 316 PRilST VALLEY 27 10 35 317A MONARCH PEAK 287A DUCllR 54 27 35 287B SAUSALITO SCHOOL 54 317B NATTRASS VALLEY 27 287C DELANO EAST 54 15 317C SAN ARDD 27 2870 RICHGROVE 54 15 3170 PANCHO RICO VALLEY 27 I 288A PIXLEY 54 318A SAN LUCAS 27 2888 ALPAUGH 54 318B T HOMPSON CANYON 27 288C ALLENSWORTH 54 15 318C COSIO KNOB 27 288D DELANO WEST 54 15 318D ESPINOSA CANYON 27 289A HACIENDA RANCH NE 16 54 319A R ELIZ CANYON 27 I 2898 HAC I ENDA RANCH NW 16 319B JUNIPERO SERRA PEAK 27 48 APPENDIX III. 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TOPOGRAPHIC MAP QUADRANGLES (continued) I QUAD INDEX QUAD IllDEX COUNTY (S) COUNTY (S) 15 ' 7 .5' QUAD RANGLE NAME IN Q!!M 15 ' 7.5' QUADRANGLE NAME IN Q!!AD I 319C CONE PEAK 27 357A SANuER 10 3190 BEAH CANYON 27 357B MALAGA 10 320A TASSAJARA HOT SPGS 27 357C CONEJO 10 320B PARTINGTON KIDG E 27 3570 SELMA 10 54 3200 LOPEZ POINT I 2'f 358A fRESNO SOUTH 10 320[ PF"EIF"HR POINT 27 358B KEARNEY PARr\ 10 321C H IGH PEAK 14 3!:>8C RAISIN Io 322 ASH MEADOWS•NEV Iii 3580 CARUTHERS 10 323 RYAN 14 359A KERMAN 10 324 FURNACE CREEK 14 359B JAMESAN I 10 325 EMIGRANT CANYON 14 359C SAN JOAQUIN 10 326 PANAMINT BUTTE 14 3'.>90 H ELM 10 327 DARWIN 14 360A TRANQUILLITY 10 328 KEELER 14 360B COIT RANCH 10 I 329 OLA NC HA 54 14 360C LEVIS 10 330 KERN PEAK 54 3600 CANTUA CREEK 10 331 MINERAL K!Nu 54 361A CHANEY RANCH 10 332 KAWEAH 54 361B CHOUNET RANCH Io 333A WODULAKE 54 361C TUMEY HILLS I 0 35 I 333B IVANHOE 54 3610 MUNUCL!N� R!OGE 10 333C E XETER 54 362A MERCEY HUT SPRINGS 10 35 3330 ROCKY HILL 54 362B CERRO CULU�ADO 35 10 24 334A MONSON 54 362C LLANADA 35 I 334B TRAVER 54 16 3620 PANOCHE 3S 10 334C GOSHEN 54 16 363A PANUCHE PASS 35 3340 VISALIA 54 363B CHERRY PEA� 35 335A t3URRIS PARK 16 10 54 363C BICKMORE CANYON 3� 2 7 335B LATUN 10 16 3630 SAN BEN ITO 35 I 335C HANF ORD 16 364A PAICINES 35 27 3350 REMNOY 16 54 364B MT, HARLAN 35 27 336A RIVERDALE 10 16 364C GONlALES 27 336B BUR�EL 10 16 3640 MT, JOHNSON 27 35 336C I VANGARD 16 10 365A NATIVIDAD 27 3360 LEMUORE 16 3658 SALINAS 27 337A FIVE PO INTS 10 365C SPRECKELS 27 3 378 WESTSIDE 10 365D CHUALAR 2f 337C HARR IS RANCrl 10 366A MARINA 27 33 70 CALF LAX 0 I I 366C MONTEflEY 27 338A TRES P!COS FARMS 10 3660 SEASIDE 27 3388 LILLIS RANCH 10 36 7 BULLFROG•NE V 14 338C JOA�UIN ROCKS 10 368 GRAPEVINE PEAK 14 338D OOMrnGINE RANCH 10 369 TIN MOUNTAIN 14 I 339 NEW IDRIA 35 10 27 370 DRY MOUNTAIN 14 339A CIERVO MTN, I 0 35 371 WAUCOBA WASrl 14 339B !DR IA 35 372 INDEPENDENCl 14 339C SAN BENITO MTI�, 2f 10 35 373 MOUNT PINCHUT 10 14 339D SANTA RITA PEAK 10 35 374 MARION PEAK 10 I 340 HERNANDEZ VALLEY 35 27 375 TEHIPITE D OME 10 341 GREENFIELD 27 35 376 PATTERSON MOUNTAIN 10 341C GREENF IE.LD 27 377 A TRIMMER 10 342A SOLED A D 27 3 77B HUMPHREYS STATION 10 I 342B PALU £SCR!Tu PEAK 27 377C PI EURA 10 3 42C SYCAMORE FLAT 27 3770 PINE FLAT DAM 10 3420 PARAISO SPRINGS 27 378A ACADEMY 10 343A RANA CREEK 27 3788 FRI ANT 10 20 343B CARMEL VALLEY 27 378C CLOVIS 10 I 343C VENTANA CON�S 27 378D ROUNU MOUNTAIN 10 3430 CHEWS RIDGE 27 379A LANES BRIDGE 20 10 344A MOUNT CARMEL 27 3798 GREGG 20 344B SOBERANESS PO INT 27 379C HERNDON 10 20 I 344C POINT SUH 27 3790 FRESNO NORTH 10 20 3440 BIG SUR 27 380A MADERA 20 345 BIG DUNE•NEV 14 380B BONITA RANCH 20 346 CHLORIDE CLifF" 14 380C GRAVELLY FORD 20 10 347 STOVEPIPE WELLS 14 360D B!OLA 20 10 I 348 MARBLE CANYUN 14 381A f!REBAUGH NE 20 349 UBEHEBE PEA� 14 3818 POSD fARM 20 10 350 NEW YORK BUTTE 14 381C F"!REBAUGH 10 20 351 LONE PINE 14 54 3810 MENDOTA DAM 20 10 352 MOUNT WHITNEY 54 14 382A DXAL IS 10 24 I 353 TRIPLE DIVIUE PEAK 54 10 3828 DOS PALOS 24 10 354 GIANT fUREST 54 10 362C HAMMOND RANCH 1 0 355A M!RAMONTE 10 54 3820 BROADVIEW FARMS 10 3'5B TUCKER MTN, 10 54 383A CHARLESTON SCHOOL 24 355C STOKES MOUNTAIN 54 383B ORTIGALITA PEAK NW 24 I 3550 AUCKLAND 54 383C ORTIGALITA PEAK 24 35 10 356A ORANGE CUVE NORTH 10 54 3830 L AGUNA SECA RANCH 24 10 356B WAHTOKE 10 384A L OS BANOS VALLEY 24 356C REEULE Y 54 10 3648 MARIPOSA PEAK 24 35 43 3560 ORANGE COVE SOUTH 54 10 384C QU IEN SABE VALLEY 35 24 I 49 I APPENDIX III. u.s.a.s. TOPOGRAPHIC MAP QUADRANGLES (continued) 3840 RUBY CANYON 35 24 4198 M ARIPOSA 22 I 385A THREE SISTERS 35 43 419C BEN HUR 22 2 0 3856 SAN FELIPE 35 43 419D HORSECAMP MUUNTAIN 20 2 2 385C HOLLISHR 35 420A CATHEYS \/ALLEY 22 3850 TRES PINOS 35 4208 INDIAN GULCH 22 386A CHITTENDEN 43 35 44 420C OWENS RESER\IOIR 2 2 24 I 3868 WATSON\/IL L£ EAST 44 43 27 3S 4200 I LLINOIS HILL 2 2 386C PRUNED ALE 27 421A HAYSTACK MOUNTAIN 24 22 3860 SAN JUAN BAUT ISTA 27 3 S 4218 Y OSEMITE. LAKE 2 4 387A WATSONVILLE W[ST 44 27 421C MERCED 2 4 I 3878 SOQUEL 44 4210 PLANAOA 24 3tl7 D MUSS LANOIN\l 27 44 422A WINTON 24 387E SANTA CRUZ 44 4228 CRESSEY 24 50 3tl8c HONNIE CLA I�E S"•Nf.V 14 422C ARENA 24 389 UBF.HEHE CRA fER•NE\/ 14 4220 ATWATER 24 390 LAST CHANCE RANGE 14 423A TURLOCK 24 so I SPt;ING 391 WAUCOBA 14 423B HATCH so 24 392 WAUCOBA MOU�TA IN 14 423C GUSTINE 24 so 393 BIG P!Nt 14 10 4230 STEVINSON 24 394 MOUNT GUUDARD 10 14 424A CROWS LANU l"G so I 395 BLACKCAP MUUNTAIN 10 4248 PATTERSON SU 396 HUNTINGTON LAKE 10 424C ORESTIM�A Pt.AK 50 3 97 SHA \IEK LAKE 10 20 4 2 4 0 NEWMAN 50 24 398A NORlH FORK 2 0 10 425A CLIPPER MTN so 3 9 8 8 O •NEALS 20 42S8 MUUNT BOARUtHN so 43 I 39 I 311 11 c MILLERTUN l.AKE WEST 20 10 42SC MOIJNT ST AKES 43 so 3980 MILLERTON LAKE tA ST 10 20 42SO WILCOX RIDGE so 399A KNO•LES 20 4�6A [YLAR MOUNTAIN 43 3998 RAYMOND 20 22 4268 MOUNT DAY 43 I 399C DAULTON 20 426C LICK OBSERVATORY 43 3 9 9 0 LITTLE TABLl M TN, 2 0 4260 ISABEL VALLEY 43 400A RAYNOR CREE� 2 0 22 2 4 427A CALAVERAS H[SlRVOIR 4 3 4008 LE GRANO 24 20 4278 MILPITAS 43 400C Bl RE NOA 20 427C SAN JOSE WEST 43 I 4000 KISMET 20 4270 SAN JOSE tAST 43 401A PLAINSBURG 24 20 428A MOUNTA IN VIEW 43 41 4018 EL NllJO 2 4 42118 PALU ALTO 41 4 3 401C BLISS RANCrl 20 24 428C MINIJEGO HILL 41 43 44 4010 CHOWCH ILLA 20 24 4280 CUPt.RT INO 43 44 I 402A SANDY MUSH 24 429A WOODSIDE 4 1 HAU MOUN BAY 41 402R TURNER RA1'1Crl 24 4298 402C DELT A RANCrl 24 429C SAN GREl>DRlU 41 4020 SANTA RITA dR IDGE 24 10 20 4290 LA t1 0NDA 4 1 430 26 I 40 3A SAN LUI� RA•;CH 24 PJPlR PEAK-NEV, 4 038 INGUMAR 24 4 3 1 MT, BARCROFT 26 432 W HITE MOUNTAIN 26 403C VOLT A 24 433 CASA OlABLO MOUNTAIN 26 4030 LOS BANOS 24 26 404A HOWARD RANCrl 24 so 434 MUUNT MORRl�ON 10 43S DEVILS PUSTP!LE 20 26 10 I 4 048 CREvlSON PEAK so 24 43 436 0 SS 404C PACHECO PASS 24 43 MERCElJ Pf.AK 2 22 437 22 20 4040 SAN LU IS OAH 2 4 YOStMITl 40SA MUSTANG PEAK Su 43 438A EL PORTAL 22 4388 KINSLEY 22 I 40SB M!SSISS!PPI CREtK 43 50 FELICIANA MOUNTA IN 40SC GILROY HUT �PRINGS 43 438C 22 4380 40SD PACHECO PU� 43 BUCKINGHAM MTN 22 439A BUCKHORN PEAK 406A MOU�T SIZE R 43 22 4398 COULTERVILLE 22 SS 4068 MORGAN HILL 43 439C HORN! TOS 22 406C MOUNT MAOllNNA 43 44 I 4390 BEAH VALLEY 2 2 4U60 GILROY 43 440A PENON BLANCU PEAK 22 407A SANTA TERESA HILLS 43 S5 4408 LA GRANGE 55 22 4U7B LOS uATU� 43 44 so 440C SNELL ING 24 50 ., rJ 7c LAUREL 44 43 I 70 440D MERCEU FALLS 22 24 40 LUMA PR IUA 44 43 COOPERSTOWN 50 SS 4 0 8 A CASTLE ROCK R !UGE 43 44 44 1A 4418 PAULSELL 4088 BIG BASIN 44 41 so 441C MONT PELI ER 24 4 UllC DAVENPORT 4 4 so 4410 TURLOCK LAKE 24 408D FEL TUN 44 so 50 I 409A FRANKL l1'1 POINT 41 44 442A WA TE.RFORD 4428 RI VlR8ANK 4098 PIG£0N PUINT 44 so 442C CERES 4090 ANO NUE\/O 41 44 so 442D DENA IR 410 MAGKUDER MTN,•NE\/ 14 so 443A SALIDA 50 39 I 411 S OLDIER PASS 14 26 4438 R IPON 39 4 12 BLANCO MOUNTAIN 14 2 6 so 413 BJ SHOP 14 26 443C WESTLEY 50 414 MOUNT TUM 14 26 10 4430 BRUSH LAKE 50 39 415 M UUNT AA�OT IU 26 14 444A VERN ALIS so 4448 TRACY 39 I 416 KAISER PEAK 10 20 444C 39 50 41 7 SHUTEYE PEAK 20 10 LONE TREE CKEEK 418 BAS5 LAKE 2 0 22 4440 SOL YO 50 39 419A STUMPFIELO MOUN TAIN 22 20 445A MIDWAY l 39 I so APPENDIX III . 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TOPOGRAPHIC MAP QUADRANGLES (continued) I guAD INDEX COUNTY (S) guAD INDEX COUNTY (S) IN AD 15 ' 7.5' gU ADRANGLE NAflE Ill gu AD 15 ' 7 .S' guAD RANGLE NAf!E � I 445B ALTAMONT 1 476C SALT SPHING VALLEY 5 445C MENDENHALL SPKINGS 1 4760 ANGLES CAMP 5 4450 CEDAR MUUNTA!N 1 39 477A V ALLEY SPR I1�GS 5 3 446A LIVERMORE 1 7 4778 WALLACE 5 3 39 4468 DUAL IN 1 7 477C VALLEY SPR INGS SW 39 50 5 I 446C NILES 1 4770 JENNY LINO 39 5 50 446D LA COSTA VALL� Y 1 478A CLEMENTS 39 447A HAYwARD 1 4788 LOCKEFORD 39 447B SAN LEANDRO I 478C WATERLOO 39 447C REDWOUD POINT 41 478D LINDEN 39 I 4470 NEWARK 1 479A LODI NOHTH 39 34 448A HUNTERS f'OINT 41 36 4798 NEW HOPE 39 34 448B SAN FRANC ISCO SOUTH 4 1 38 479C TERM INDUS 39 448C MONTARA MOUNTAIN 41 4790 LODI SOUTH 39 I 448D SAN MATlO 41 480A ISLETON 34 3 9 48 449 UAV!S MUUNTAIN•NEV 26 480B RIO VISTA 48 34 450 BENT ON•NEV, 26 480C JERSEY ISLA1�D 7 34 48 451 GLASS MOUNTA!N•NEV 26 480D �GULDIN ISLAND 3 11 7 34 452 COWTRACK MTN, 26 481A BIROS LANDING 48 I 453 MONU CRATERS 26 55 481B DENVERTON 4t! 454 TUOLUMN E MEADOWS 55 22 20 481C HONKER tlAY 4 8 7 455 HETCH HETCHY HES 55 22 4810 ANTIOCH NORTH 48 7 34 456 LAKE ELlANUH 55 22 482A FATl 4580 MOCCASIN 55 484A PETALUMA RIVER 49 21 459A MELONES DAM 5 55 484B PET ALUMA 21 49 459B CUPPEHOPUL IS 5 50 484C SAN G ERONIMU 21 I 459C KNIGHTS FERRY 50 5 55 4840 NUVATU 21 459D K E YS TUNE 55 50 5 485A POINT REYES N E 21 49 460A BACHELOR VALLEY 50 5 485B TOM ALES 21 4oOB FARMINGTON 39 50 465C DRAl\ES BAY 21 460C ESCALON 39 50 4850 INVERNESS 21 I 460D OAKDALE 50 486 AURURA•NEV, 26 46\A PETERS 39 487 BR IDGEPURT 26 486 FALES HOT SPRINGS 26 46\B STOCKTON EAST 39 488B CHRIS FLAT 26 46\C MANTECA 39 I 468C fALES HOT SPRINGS 4610 AVEl'IA 39 26 469 SONURA PASS 2 55 462A STOCKTON WEST 39 26 489A LOST CANNON PEAK 2 26 4628 H U L T 39 4890 f'!CKEL MEADOW 26 2 462C UNION ISLA NU 39 490 DARDANELLES CONE 2 55 4620 LATHROP 39 I 491 BIG MEADOW 5 55 4o3A WOOllwARU ISLAND 1 39 49 BLUE MOUNTAIN 5 3 55 4638 BRENTWOUU 7 2 493A W EST POINT 3 5 463C BYRUN HUT SPR INGS 7 493B PINE. GROVE 3 463D BETHANY 39 I 493C MOKELUMNE HILL 3 5 464A A NTIOCH SOUTH 7 4930 R AILROAD FLAT 5 3 464B CLAYTON 7 3 464C OIA�LO 7 4114A AMADOR CITY 494B IRISH HILL 3 4640 TASSAJARA 7 494C IONE 3 465A WALNUT CREE� 7 4940 JACKSON 5 I 4658 BRIUNES VALLEY 7 3 495A CARBONDALE 34 465C OAKLAND EAST 7 3 495B S DUGHHOUSE 34 4650 LAS TRAMPAS RIDGE 1 L 495C C AY 34 39 466A RICHMOND 1 L SAN QUENTIN 21 4950 GOOSE CREEK 34 3 39 I 4668 1 496A ELK GROVE · 34 11 66C SAN FRANCISCO NORTH 38 21 4968 FLOHIN 34 466D OAKLAND WEST 1 38 34 467A SAN RAFAEL . 2 1 496C BRUCEVILLE. GALT 34 46 7B BOLINAS 21 4960 497A C LARKSBURG 57 34 4670 PUINT BUNITA 21 38 I 4978 SAXON 4t! 57 46 DOUBLE PUINT 21 n:-· 497C LI BERTY ISLAND 48 57 468 HUNTOON VALLEY•NEV. 26 497D COURTLAND 34 57 48 469 TRENCH CANYIJN 26 498A DIXON 48 470 BODIE 26 I 498B A LLENDALE 4 7 1 MATTERHORN PEAK 26 55 48 498C ELMIRA 48 472 TOWtR PEAK 55 26 4980 473 P!NECROT 55 DOZIER 48 499A MOUNT 47 LONG BAHN 55 VACA 48 28 4 499B CAPELL VALLEY 28 475A STANISLAUS 5 55 I 499C MOUNT GEORGE 28 48 4758 MURPHYS 5 4990 FAIRFIELU NURTH 48 28 475C CULUMll!A 5 55 500A YOUNTVILLE 28 4750 COLUMBIA SE 55 500B RUTHERFORD 28 49 476A CALAVERITAS 5 500C SONUM A 49 28 476B SAN ANO�EAS � I 51 I APPENDIX III. U.S.G.S. TOPOGRAPHIC MAP QUADRANGLES (continued) QU AD guAD INDEX INDEX COUNTY (S) COUNTY (S) I 15 ' 7.5 ' gUAD RANGLE NAHE 1N �AD 15' 7.5' guADRANGLE NAME 1N guAD 5000 NAPA 28 525A DEVIL PEAK 31 9 5 0 1 A KEN•OOD 49 28 5258 TUNNEL HILL 9 31 5018 SANTA ROSA 49 525C SLATE MOUNTAIN 9 50 1 C C O T A T I 49 5250 POLLOCK PINES 9 I 5010 GLEN ELLEN 49 526A GEO R GET O WN 9 31 502A SEAASTOPOL 49 526B GREENWOOD 9 31 502B CAMP MEtKER 49 5 26C COLOMA 9 502C VALLEY FORD 49 21 5260 GARDEN VALLEY 9 5020 hO ROCK 49 2 1 527A A U B URN 3 1 9 I 503A DUNCANS MILLS 49 527 B GOLD HILL 31 5 0 3 B A R C 11 E D R OCK 49 527C R O C K L I N 31 '.>U3D AUDI:.GA HEAD 49 21 5270 PILOT HILL 9 31 SU4 OESERT CRt[� PK•NEV 26 5 2 8 A LINCOLN 31 I sos TOPAZ LAKl 2 26 528B S H F:R I D AN 31 S 1 506 MAR�LlEV ILLl 2 5 2 8 C PLEASANT GRUVI:. 31 S1 S 0 7 S!LV[R LAKt 3 9 2 S28D ROSI:. VILLE 31 508A LEEK SPRING HILL 9 S29A NICULALJS 5 l 58 5 0 8 8 STUMP SPRING 9 529B S U T T ER C A U S E W A Y 51 Sl 57 508C CALlJOK 9 529C KNJ(;HTS LANUJNG I l S 57 5 080 PEnllLER HILL 9 5290 VERONA 6 509A SLY PARK 9 530A KIRKVILLE 51 57 5098 CAMINO 9 530B OUNN !(,AN 6 57 S09C AUK UM 9 3 530C ZAMORA 57 I 57 5 1 S09D OMO RANCH 9 3 S300 ELDORADO HEND 510A PLACERVILLE 9 531A W!LlJWUOD SCrlOOL 6 57 510B SHINGLE SP� iNuS 9 5.llB RUMSEY 6 57 510C LAT ROHE 9 3 531C GUIN DA 57 5100 F!D ULETUWN 9 3 '.>310 BIRO VALLEY 57 I 511A C L A R K SVI L L[ 9 .l4 5 .l ?.A G L ASCOCK MTN, 6 57 l 7 511B FULSOM 34 31 9 532B WILSON VALLU 1 7 6 57 28 511c BUFFALO CREl:.K .l 4 '.> 3 2 C JERICHO VALLEY l 7 511D FOLSOM S[ 34 9 5320 K N OXV I L L E 28 57 I 512A C ! T H U S Hl l Gr1T S 3 4 31 5 .l 3 A LOWER LA�E 1 1 1 7 5128 RIO LINDA .l4 31 533B CLEARLAKE HIGHLANDS 5 l 2C SACRAMENTO lAST 3 4 5 3 3C WHI SPERING PINES 1 7 4Y 5120 CARMI CHAll 34 5 .l3D MI DULE TLHIN 1 1 11 51 J A TAYLOR MONUMENT 34 57 51 5 .l 4 A KELSEYVlLLE I 513B GRAYS BU-iO 57 5 34B H!GHLANU SPHINGS 1 7 2 3 513C DAVIS 57 48 5.l4C AST! 49 2 3 S130 SACHAMENTll �EST 5 7 34 5 .l4D THE GEYSl:.RS 49 1 7 23 5 1 4 A wonoLAND 5 7 535 H U P L A N O 2.l 49 17 535A HO 23 I 514B MAn!SON 5 l PLANO 49 514C W!'ITEHS s 7 4 8 '.>350 CLDVERDAL l 23 Sl4D M E R H ! T T 57 4 8 536 ORNHAUN VALLEY 2 .l 49 515A ESPART O 57 537 PO INT ARENA 23 49 515B t>HnOKS 57 28 5.l7R POINT ARENA 23 I 515C LAKI:. BEHRYE�SA 28 57 5 3 7 C SAUi 538C HOMEWOOD 3 1 9 Sl6C s T. H E L lr.A 2� I 5380 MEEKS BAY 3 1 9 5160 CHILES \IALLlY 28 5 1 7 A DETl:.HT RtSE�V UlH 17 28 49 539A GRANITE CH!(f 3 1 517B MOUNT ST. Hl:.L E N A 49 l 7 5 3 9 B ROYAL GORGE 31 517C MAR� WEST SPRINGS 49 28 5 .l9C BUNKER HILL 31 9 5170 C A L I S T nL.A 28 49 5390 WENTWORTH SPRINGS 3 1 9 I 518A J J 49 540A DUNCAN PEAK 3 l 1< I OWN 540B 518B GEYSERV!LLE 49 WESTVILLE 31 518C GuERN l V I L LE 49 540C MICHIGAN BLLIFF 3 1 5180 HEALOSAURG 49 5 4 0 D GREEK STORE 31 I S19A ? KAuGS SPR J ,• GS 49 541A DUTCH FLAT 31 29 541B CHICAGO PAR� 5196 TOl APPENDIX III. U.S.G.S. TOPOGRAPHIC MA? QUADRANSLES (continued) I QU AD INDEX QU AD INDEX COUNTY (S) COIIllTY(S) 15 I 7.S' QU ADRANGLE NAHE Ill �AD 15' 7 .s' QUAD RANGLE NAME IN Q!lA D I 546A COLUSA 6 574A AMEKICAN H O USE 32 4 5468 WILLIAMS 6 5748 CASCADE 4 32 ?46C CORT !NA CR£tK 6 574C CLIPPER MILLS 4 58 5460 A RHUCKLE 6 5740 S TRAl'IBERRY VALLEY 4 32 46 56 W!L�UR SPR l•�GS 6 1 7 575A B R U S H C R E EK 4 I 547 5 47 A M A N IJ R SLOUliH 0 5758 LAS P L UMA S 4 ., 4 8 CLfARLAK[ OAK� 1 7 6 575C BIDWELL BAR 4 5750 FORllESTOWN 4 58 548C CL[ARLAKl II� K � 1 7 549A BARTLETT MT� 1 7 5 7 6 A CHEROKEE 4 5498 UPPER l A l\l 1 7 5768 HAMLIN CAN YUN 4 I 5 •9C LAKLP[JRT 1 7 576C S HIP P E E 4 )49D LUCLR NE 1 7 576D O R O V ILL E 4 '>'>0 A COW MUUNTA!1< 23 1 7 577A C H I C O 4 F 4 11 5'>08 UK I�H 23 5778 O R D E R R Y I 3 [ C 4 II ; ) 0 c ELLlOGF: PE�� 2 577C LLANO S O '>'>00 f' URuYS �AIWl:.N� 23 1 7 5770 NELSON 4 11 23 576A HAMIL TON CITY 11 '>'>I 8 0 11 '< V l L L l 5 5 2 N A V ARR O 23 5788 ORLAND 11 5528 ELK 23 518C W ILLOWS 11 I ; ; ?C MALLO PASS C Rll:.K 23 5780 GLENN 11 5�3A A L fl l ON 23 579A F R U T O NE 11 '.:>54 TRUCKEE 31 29 46 5798 JULIAN ROCK$ II )54A HOCA 2Y 46 579C FRUTO 11 I 2\1 5 7 9D S TOI< [ VALLEY 11 5':>4 c T KllCK E E 31 580A CHRtlME 11 554 D MARTIS Pl AK 2 9 31 11 5;5 OON,,ER PASS 4 0 2 9 31 5 8 0 8 ALDER SPR INGS 580C FELKNtR HILL 11 I 7 5 55C SIJllA S Pl< ! N u ; 29 31 ':>':>SU NlJR LJ E N 29 31 5800 ELK CRElK 11 I 1 556 E M IGR ANT GAP 29 31 46 581A PLASKE TT MEAOlJWS 1 581B P L A S T T R I UGE 23 11 '.:>'.>6 C BLUE CAN YUN 29 31 KE H U I 23 1 7 11 5 56D CI SCU G R U V E 29 3 1 581C ULL MO N T A N 7 11 5 5 7 A ALllGHANY 29 46 581D KNEECAP R!Ui,[ 1 5 8 2 A THATCHER RI UGE 2 3 I 5578 P[Kl 46 2 9 557C NORTH HLUO�F!tLO 29 582 8 J AMIS O N R I U C. E 23 5'.:i70 WASHING TUN 29 31 582C BRUSHY MTN, 23 NHED I 23 If 5'.>8A CAMt'TQNVl LLE 58 29 46 Sb2D S A R N MTN, 583A RIO!> 23 551\8 CHALLENGl 58 ODS 5d 5838 LAYT(INVILLE 23 I .,.,8 c FREI� CH CURI< AL 2 9 23 558D NEVADA CI TY 29 583C LONGVALE WILLIS IDGE 5 559A RAC,ER8Y 5d 583D I< 2 584A CAHTO PEAK 23 5591l BANGOR 4 5 841l LINCOLN RIO.iE 23 559C LOMA RICA 56 I 584C lJ UTCHMAN� KNOLL 23 5 ) 9 0 lJ REGON HOUSl 58 5d4D SHERWlJOU f' E A 560A PAU.RMn 4 K 23 585A llES TPORT 23 560B fl I GvS 4 5�5D INGLENOOK 23 SoOC GR [lJLEY 4 51 586 CHILCOOT 5600 HONCUT 4 58 5 1 32 !Ii I 51\ PORTOLA 32 561A WEST or H!GuS 4 7 5 8 8 8LA!RSOEN 32 5o18 HUTT E CIT Y 11 6 Sf'RI NG �6lC SANbORN SLlJUGH 6 51 4 589A <. A Rill N 32 I 5d9B QUINCY 32 ':>610 P E Nr. INGllJN 4 5 I 589C ON I UN VALLEY 32 46 562A PRINCETON 11 6 5 8 9D B LUE NOSE 0-l UUNTAIN 3l 46 5628 LIJGANUALl 11 6 5 9 BUCKS LAKE 32 '.:>b2 c MAXWELL 6 0 5 9 1 P U L u A 4 32 5 6 2 0 MUUL TON Wl [ H 6 592 PARAD!Sl 4 52 563 LIJl)UGA 11 6 593A CAMPBELL MUUNU 52 I 4 563A Lill.AN R l OGE 11 0 5938 HJCHAHDSUN S P i; S N W 5 2 So3D SI HS 6 6 593C NlJRO J 6 lJ A STO· 594 A VINA 52 I :., Cl/� c F Ull 1 � SPH INuS b 1 7 948 CO�NING ') ti /J 0 G l UI ORf PE Ar\ 6 5 52 6 5 9 4 C KIRKWOOD 52 11 S65A C>lflCKETT PE•K 11 5 9 4 0 F U S T E R ISLANU 5 2 11 ., 0 LAKl PILL ;>JuRY I 7 )tl 595A HENLEYVILLE ., 05 c lLK MOUN 1 A J ,, 11 23 52 6 F L OURNOY 52 I 51>50 PO!-ATIJ HILL 1 7 5958 595C S [ H U R N CHEEK '.>2 11 566 P1JTT[ R V A L LlY 23 I 7 5 9 5 0 llLACK BUTH UAH '>2 11 )66C RE!l•IJOO V A L L E Y 23 5 9 6 A P A S K ENTA 52 SoA[ ) PU 11ER VALLI:.Y 23 17 5 9 6 8 R ILLY R l UGI:. 52 507 •ILLITS 23 I 596C HALL 52 II 51>8 C1JMPTCHf. 23 RIUGE 5 9 6 0 N EWVIL Ll 11 ':>69 A F[JR I BRAGG 23 52 597 A B ALL MOUNTAIN 52 5090 H(NUOC r ri u 23 5Y 8 BUCK R O CK 52 23 53 510 LUYALTllN 40 3 2 18 7 597C M E NUOCJNO PASS 11 ;, r 1 SiEKRAVILLl 46 32 23 52 I 5970 LUG SPRING 52 11 572 S lfKRA CI TY 46 32 29 598A LEECH LAKE "1T�• 23 53 513A MUUi QUAD INDEX guAD INDEX COUNTY (S) COUNTY(S) I 15' 7.5' gUAD RANGLE NAME IN �AD 15 ' 7 .5' gUAD RANGLE NAME IN �AD 599A M INA 23 53 654 fORTUNA 12 5998 U P D E G R Af"f R IDGE 23 53 6548 f!ELDS LANDING 12 599C IRON PEAK 23 654C FORTUNA 12 599D COVELO WEST 23 655A CANNIBAL I S L A ND 12 I 600 LEGUE TT 2 3 53 6550 FERNDALE 12 601 P !EH CY 23 656 OBS ERVAT I O N PEAK 16 602 DOYLE 16 32 657 RAVENDALE 18 603 M!LfDRD 32 16 656 GRASSHOPPER VALLEY 1 6 604 K ETTLE ROCK 32 659 HAYDEN HILL 16 I 605 G R E E NVI LLE 32 1 8 660 LITTLE VALLEY 16 606 ALMANOR 32 18 661 JEL L ICO 45 16 607 JON�SV!LLE 32 4 52 662 BURNEY 45 606 BUTTE MEADOWS 52 4 663 MONTGOMERY CREEK 45 609 PANTHER SPR!NG 52 664 BOLL ! BOKKA MOUNTAIN 4 5 I 610A TUSCAN SPR INGS 52 665 L A tW !NE 45 6108 REO BLUF"f EAST 52 666 SCHELL MOUNTAIN 53 4 5 . 610C G E R l:l E R 52 667 TRINITY DAM 53 6100 LOS MOUNDS 52 666 HELENA SJ 611A RED BLUFF WEST 52 669 IRONSIDE MUUNTAIN 5 3 12 I 611B llLOSSOM 52 670 WILLOW CREEK 12 53 611C RlD BANK 52 671 llLUE LAKl 12 611D WEST or uERtiER 52 672A A R c A T A rw R T H 1 2 612A OXBOW BRIDGE 52 672B TYEl C I T Y 12 I 612B COLD FORK 52 672C EUREKA 12 612C RAGL IN IHOGE 5 2 672D ARCATA SOU T H 12 6120 LOWREY 52 673A SNAl\E LAKE 2'.:> 16 613 YOLLA BULLY 52 SJ 673B EMERSON P!:.Ai< 25 1 8 614 BLACK ROCK MOUNTAIN 53 673C BOOT LAKE 18 I 615A SHANNON BUT TE 53 673D LITTLE HAT MTM•NE V Ill 6158 ZENIA 53 674A JESS VALLlY 2 5 16 615C LAKE MOUNTAIN 53 6 7 4 6 T U LE M OUNTAIN 25 18 615D LUNu RIUG E 53 6 7 4 C MADl:.L !NE Ill I 616 A L D(RPO!NT 12 53 23 6740 COLU SPR ING MTN. 18 617 GAR8ERV ILLE 1 2 23 675 LIKELY 18 25 616 POil' 625 MUUNT HARKNESS 52 32 45 1 8 662 DUNSMU IR 4'.:> 47 53 626 LASSEN PEAK 52 45 683 BONANZA K!Nu 53 47 45 I 627 MA�HON 52 45 684 COFFEE CREEK 5 3 47 628A TUSCAN l:lUTTES NE 45 52 665 CEC ILVILLE 47 53 6268 BALLS FEHRY 45 52 686 SALMON MOU NTA IN 12 53 47 6 2 6 C BENU 52 687 HOOPA 12 621\D DALI:.S 52 688 CUYOTE PEA� 12 I 629A C OTTD NWU UD 45 52 689A RODGERS PlA� 12 629B OLINDA 45 52 689C TRINIUAO 12 629C M ITC H E LL GtJL CH 52 6!l9D CRANNlLL 12 629D HOOHR 52 4 5 690A HANSEN I SL A"O 2� I 630 ONO 45 52 6908 llARREN t'EAK 25 631 CHANCHELULLA PEAK 45 52 53 690C !:.AGLE PEAK 2'.:> 6 32 OUBAKELLA MOUNTAIN 53 4'.:> 52 6900 EAGLEVILLE 2'.:> 633 PICKETT PEA� 53 691A SHil:.LOS CRElK 2'.:> 634 BLOCKSHURG 12 5 3 691B DORRIS RESl:.RVUIR 25 I 635 WED TT 12 69IC LITTLE JUN IPER ttE�. 2� 636 SCOT IA 12 691D SUUP CREEK 25 637 CAPE MENDOC !NU 1 2 692 ALTURAS 25 638 SHINN MOUNTAIN 18 693 CANl:lY 2'.:> I 639 KARLD 18 694 CRANK MUUNTA!N 25 640 FREUONYER PlAK 16 695 WHI T E H O R S E 2'.:> 47 641 ANTELOPl M OUNTAIN 16 696 H A Ml:lO NE 47 642 HARVEY MOUNTAIN 18 697 BARTLE 47 643 PRO�PECT PEAK 45 18 698 SHASTA 47 644 MANLANITA LAKE 45 699 WEEU 47 53 I 700 CHINA MOUNTAIN 47 53 645 WHI TMORE 45 646 MILLVILLE 45 701 ETNA 47 646 B BELLA VISTA 45 702 SAWYERS llAR 47 646C PALO CEURO 45 703 FORKS O F SALMUN 47 12 I 647A PROJECT CITY 45 704 ORLEANS 12 8 47 6478 SHASTA IJ AM 45 705 TECTAH CREEK 12 8 647C R EDD ING 45 7U6A FERN CANYON 12 8 6470 ENTERPR ISE 45 706D O RIC K 12 648 FRENCH uULCH 45 53 707 CEDARVILLE 25 I 649 WEAVERVILLE 53 45 706 DAVIS CREEK 25 650 HAYf ORK 53 709 BIG SAGE RESERVO IR 25 65! HYAMPOM 53 710 JACKS BUTTE 25 652 PILOT CREEK 12 53 7 ! 1 HAC�AMORE 2 5 I 653 !AQUA BUTTES 12 712 TIMBER MOUNTAIN 2 5 47 54 APPENDIX III . U.S.G.S. TOPOGRAPHIC MAP QUADRANGLES {continued ) I QUAD INDEX COUNTY (S) 15 ' 7.5 ' QUAD RANGLE NAME Ill QUAD I 713 MEDICINE L.Ar\E 47 714 BRAY 47 715 THE WHALEBACK 47 716 OW!NNELL RESERVOIR 47 717 YREKA 47 I 718 FORT JON[S 47 719 SCOTT BAR 47 720 UKONOM LAKE 47 721 DILLON MUUlll T A JN 47 8 7 22 SHIP MOUNTAIN 8 I 723A CHILDS HILL 8 7238 SISTER RUC11:, 8 723D REQUA 8 724 FLIRT BIDWELL 2� 7 25 W ILLOW RANCH 25 I 726 SOUTH MOUNTAIN 2� 727 STELLE SWAMt' 25 728 CLEAR LAKE RES[HVO IR 2� 729 TULELAKE 2� 47 730 MOUNT DUME 47 I 731 DORK IS 47 732 M ACDOEL 47 733 COPCO 4 7 734 HORNBROUK 47 I 7 3 5 CONDREY MOUNTAIN 47 736 SE !AD VALLEY 47 737 HAPl'Y CAMP 4 7 738 P RESTON PEAK 8 47 7 39 GASQUET 8 I 740A HIGH DIVIDE ll 7408 SMI TH RIVER 8 740C CRESCENT CI TY 8 740D HIOUCH! 8 I Note : Each 15-minute quadrangle is numbpred bepinninp with 1 in the southeast to 740 in the northwe st. I Each 7.5-minute quarter is lettered as shown below. The Channel Islands are desi�nated with letters corresponding with their names. East and I we st border quads that don't adherP to this system are as follows : llE Imperial Hes. (Ariz) I llF Lar.una Dam (Ariz) 5BE La Paz Mountain (Ariz) 3?0E Pfeiffer Point 387E Santa Cruz 467E Double Point I B A I 1$-minute f-- -\ 234 c D 7 . 5-minute ) 2340 I I I I 55 APPENDIX IV . FAMI LIES AND GENERA OF RARE PLANTS AGAVACEAE Agave Nolina CAPPARACEAE Oxystylis I Af\ARYLLIDACEAE Allium Die helos temma CAPRIFOLIACEAE Viburnum And rostephium Muilla Bloomeria Triteleia CARYOPHYLLACEAE Arenaria Paronyc.hia 1 Brodiaea Cerastium Scopulophila Loeflingia Silene I APIACEAE Cicuta Oreonana Cymopterus Perideridia CELASTRACEAE Forsellesia Eryngium Sanicula 1 Lilaeopsis Tauschia CHENClPODIACEAE A triplex Chenopodium Loma tium I CISTACEAE Helian themum ASCLEPIADACEAE Asclepias Matelea CONVOLVULACEAE Calys te�ia Dichondra ASPIDIACEAE Dryopteris Woodsia CRASSULACEAE Dudleya Sedum I ASPLENIACEAE Asplenium Parvisedum 1 ASTERACEAE Amb rosia Hulsea CROSSOSOMATACEAE Crossosoma l Antennaria I va Amica Lagophylla CUPRESSACEAE Chamaecyparis Cupressus t\rtemisia Lasthenia I CUSCUTACEAE Cuscuta Aster Layia Baccharis Lessingia CYPERACEAE Carex Rhyncho spora 1 Balsamorhiza Machaeranthera Heleocharis Scirpus l Benitoa Malacothrix Kobresia I Blennospenna Malperia Brickellia Microseris DROSERACEAE Drosera Calycadenia Munzothamnus B1PETRACEAE Empetrum 1 Chaenac tis Orochaenactis I Chrysothamnus Palafoxia EPHEDRACEAE Ephedra Cirsium Pentachaeta Coreopsis Perityle ERICACEAE Arctostaphylos Vacc inium Ornithostaphylos Corethrogyne Phalacroseris I Crepisl Pseudobahia EUPHORBI/ICEAE Acalypha Euphorbia Dimeresia Raillardella Croton Tetrac.oc.c.us Eatonella Saussurea Ditaxis Enceliopsis Senecio FAB/ICEAE Lupinus l I Erigeron Stylocline Astragalus Psoralea Eriophyllum Syntrichopappus Dalea Robinia Grindelia Tanacetum Lathyrus Thermopsis Haplopappus Taraxacum Lotus Trifolium Hecastocleis Tetradymia FA(;ACEAE Que re us I Helianthella Vieuiera 1 llelianthus Whitneya FRANKENIACEAE Frankenia Hemizonia Wyethia Holocarpha FlJ!-!ARIACEAE Corydalis Dic.entra 1 I BEPJlERIDACEAE Berberis Vancouveria GENTIANACEAE Frasera Menyanthes Gentiana BORAGINACEAE Amsinckia Myosotis Cryptantha Plagiobothrys l!YDROCHARITACEAE Elodea Hackelia 1 I l!YDROPHYLLACEAE Eriodic tyon Pholistoma BRASSICACEAE Arnbis Lyrocarpa Phacelia Cardamine Polyctenium 1 Caulanthus Rorippa IRIDACEAE Iris Sisyrinchium Dentaria Sibara I Draba Smelowskia JUGLANDACEAE Juglans Erys imum Streptanthus JUNCACEAE June.us Halimolobus Thelypodium 1 Lepid ium Thysanocarpus JUNCAGINACEAE Trip;lochin I Lesquerella Tropidocarpum KOEBERLINIACEAE Koeberlinia BURSERACEAE Rursera LAMIACEAE Acanthomintha Pogogyne CACTACEAE Bergerocac tus Opuntia Agastache Salvia I Coryphantha Sclerocactus Lepechinia Saturej a Ferocactus Lycopus Trichostema Monardella CAf1PANULACEAE Campanula Le gene re Githopsis Nemacladus LENNOACEAE Ammobroma Pholisma I Howe llia 1 These genera do not have rare plants but have one or more plants that are not rare but of limited I distribution (see Appendix II) . I 56 APPENDEX IV . FAMI LIES AND GENEP-A OF RARE PLANTS (continued) LENTIBULARIACEAE Pinguicula POLYGALACEAE Polygala LILIACEAE Calochortus Lilium POLYGONACEAE Cho rizanthe ll olisteria Chlorogalum Schoenolirion Eriogonum Oxytheca I Erythronium Veratrum Gilmania Poly�onum Fritillaria Zigadenus LIMNANT!lACEAE Limnan thes PORTULACACEAE Calyptridium Lewisiy Claytonia Mantia I LINACEAE llesperolinon PTERIDACEAE Cheilanthes LOASACEAE Eucnide Petalonyx PYROLACEAE Hemitomes Pityopus Mentzelia Monotropa I LOGANIACEAE Buddlej a RAFFLESIACEAE Pilostyles LYCOPODIACEAE Lycopodium RANUNCULACEAE De lphin ium Ranunculus 1 I LYTHRACEAE Lythrum RHAMNACEAE Adelphia Ceanothus MA LVACEAE llib iscus Mal vast rum ROSACEAE Cercocarpus Lyonothamnus Iliamna Sida le ea Chamaebatia Potentilla Lavatera Sphaeralcea Horkelia Prunus Malacothamnus Ivesia I MARSILEACEAE Pilularia RUJIIACEAE Gali um 1 NYCTAGINACEAE Abronia Mirabilis RIJTACEAE Cneoridium Boerhaavia I OLEACEAE Fraxinus SALlCACEAE Salix 1 ONAGRACEAE Camissonia Ludwigia SA.' PINACEAE Abies Pinus SELAGINELLACF.AE Selaginella I Pie ea POACEAE Agropyron Muhlenbergia SIMARUBACEAE Cas te la Agrostis Neostapfia 1 Physalis Alopecurus Orcuttia SOLANACEAE Lycium Solanum Blepha ridachne Oryzopsis Oryctes I Bouteloua Panic um STERCULIACEAE Ayenia Fremontodendron Calamap,rostis PleuropoRon 1 Deschamp sia Poa TA XODIACEAE Sequoiaden POLEMONIACEAE Collomia Leptodactylon Eriastrum Linan thus Gilia Navarretia I Ipomopsis Phlox These genera do not have rare plants but have one or more plants that are not rare but of limited distribution (see Appendix II) . I I I I ...... __ Ml I