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Taxa in the Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden Living Collection Taxa in the Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden Living Collection ACC # NAME FAMILY COUNTY LOCATION IN GARDEN HERBARIUM ID 24162 Abronia umbellata var. umbellata NYCTAGINACEAE San Diego BED.D14 21297 Abutilon palmeri MALVACEAE Baja California BED.S3 21370 Abutilon palmeri MALVACEAE RSABG Ex: 10160 BED.D12 24461 Abutilon palmeri MALVACEAE BED.D10, BED.D6 18523 Acanthogilia gloriosa POLEMONIACEAE Baja California BED.CO15 20897 Acanthogilia gloriosa POLEMONIACEAE RSABG Ex:18523 BED.CO9 19347 Acer circinatum 'Monroe' SAPINDACEAE BED.C9 5041 Acer macrophyllum SAPINDACEAE Humboldt BED.CO27 6986 Acer macrophyllum SAPINDACEAE San Bernardino BED.N4 RSA50338 8914 Acer macrophyllum SAPINDACEAE Lake BED.F2, BED.S9 13370 Acer macrophyllum SAPINDACEAE Los Angeles BED.CO9 RSA795904 17012 Acer macrophyllum SAPINDACEAE Colusa BED.M6, BED.S4 RSA795902 17126 Acer macrophyllum SAPINDACEAE Humboldt BED.S6 19348 Acer macrophyllum 'Kimballiae' SAPINDACEAE BED.C9 19368 Acer macrophyllum 'Seattle Sentinel' SAPINDACEAE BED.S5 7530 Acer negundo SAPINDACEAE Santa Barbara BED.CO6 RSA811015 9656 Acer negundo SAPINDACEAE San Bernardino BED.CO10 RSA125994 10578 Acer negundo SAPINDACEAE Marin BED.CO9 RSA-138063 19349 Acer negundo 'Flamingo' SAPINDACEAE BED.C6 13397 Acourtia microcephala ASTERACEAE San Diego BED.CO10 19179 Acourtia microcephala ASTERACEAE Riverside BED.CO13 7308 Adenostoma fasciculatum ROSACEAE BED.CO10 8822 Adenostoma fasciculatum ROSACEAE Mariposa BED.CO13 8900 Adenostoma fasciculatum ROSACEAE Glenn BED.CO17 10133 Adenostoma fasciculatum ROSACEAE Santa Barbara BED.CO12 RSA797500 13586 Adenostoma fasciculatum ROSACEAE San Bernardino BED.MT1 19824 Adenostoma fasciculatum ROSACEAE Riverside BED.CO10 RSA608234 19825 Adenostoma fasciculatum ROSACEAE Riverside BED.CO13, BED.S2 RSA608236 21268 Adenostoma fasciculatum ROSACEAE Los Angeles BED.MT1 16547 Adenostoma fasciculatum 'Black Diamond' ROSACEAE Contra Costa BED.C16 14077 Adenostoma fasciculatum (compact form) ROSACEAE Santa Barbara BED.I2, BED.I3 BED.C12, BED.C20, BED.CT3, BED.H4, 16490 Adenostoma fasciculatum (dwarf) ROSACEAE BED.M8, BED.S2 18572 Adenostoma fasciculatum var. prostratum ROSACEAE Santa Barbara BED.CO12 20538 Adenostoma fasciculatum var. prostratum ROSACEAE Baja California BED.CO13, BED.CO15 RSA796343 6932 Adenostoma sparsifolium ROSACEAE BED.CO3 8324 Adenostoma sparsifolium ROSACEAE Riverside BED.CO3, BED.S3, BED.S6 13552 Adenostoma sparsifolium ROSACEAE Riverside BED.CO3, BED.S4, BED.S7 21858 Adenostoma sparsifolium ROSACEAE Ventura BED.F2 2018-12-14 1 of 52 Taxa in the Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden Living Collection 21862 Adenostoma sparsifolium ROSACEAE Riverside BED.CO3 19578 Adiantum capillus-veneris 'Banksianum' PTERIDACEAE BED.C10, BED.H3 858 Adolphia californica RHAMNACEAE San Diego BED.CO3, BED.N7 RSA388788 6995 Aesculus californica SAPINDACEAE BED.CO11, BED.M9 8487 Aesculus californica SAPINDACEAE Marin BED.CO9 8525 Aesculus californica SAPINDACEAE Humboldt BED.CO28 8924 Aesculus californica SAPINDACEAE Yolo BED.CO16 10478 Aesculus californica SAPINDACEAE Butte BED.CO23, BED.CO24, BED.NR5, BED.S9 10553 Aesculus californica SAPINDACEAE Humboldt BED.CO27 11397 Aesculus californica SAPINDACEAE Kern BED.CO24 17414 Aesculus californica SAPINDACEAE San Benito BED.NR2, BED.NR3, BED.S4 20875 Aesculus californica SAPINDACEAE Lake BED.F2, BED.NR2 16044 Aesculus californica 'Canyon Pink' SAPINDACEAE BED.B13, BED.C1, BED.C12, BED.C14 17230 Aesculus parryi SAPINDACEAE Baja California BED.CO15 RSA797498 21283 Aesculus parryi SAPINDACEAE El Rosario BED.CO27 22110 Aesculus parryi SAPINDACEAE Baja California BED.CO27 18763 Agave 'Blue Flame' AGAVACEAE BED.C13, BED.H11, BED.H6, BED.H8, BED.H9 459 Agave deserti AGAVACEAE Imperial BED.CO1 4132 Agave deserti AGAVACEAE San Bernardino BED.CO4 RSA24621 9608 Agave deserti AGAVACEAE Riverside BED.CO1 RSA125248 9692 Agave deserti AGAVACEAE San Diego BED.CO3 RSA124674 15038 Agave deserti AGAVACEAE Baja California BED.CO15, BED.CO9 15076 Agave deserti AGAVACEAE Riverside BED.CO2, BED.CO3, BED.D11 18194 Agave deserti AGAVACEAE Riverside BED.CO1, BED.CO2 BED.CO27, BED.D1, BED.D16, BED.D2, 352 Agave shawii AGAVACEAE San Diego BED.S3, BED.S8 6601 Agave shawii AGAVACEAE BED.CO19 23733 Agave shawii AGAVACEAE BED.CO27 23027 Agave shawii var. shawii AGAVACEAE Ensenada BED.CO27 14108 Agave utahensis AGAVACEAE San Bernardino BED.D12 18188 Agave utahensis AGAVACEAE San Bernardino BED.H4, BED.H8, BED.H9 17903 Agave utahensis (spineless form) AGAVACEAE Inyo BED.S3 24010 Agave utahensis var. eborispina AGAVACEAE Inyo BED.CO3 21516 Agave utahensis var. nevadensis AGAVACEAE San Bernardino BED.P7 7690 Allium hyalinum AMARYLLIDACEAE Tulare BED.R16 RSA-77933 17711 Alnus rhombifolia BETULACEAE San Diego BED.R4 7065 Aloysia wrightii VERBENACEAE RSABG Ex: 3925 BED.CO2, BED.CO4, BED.D12, BED.N8 11683 Aloysia wrightii VERBENACEAE BED.CO4 23851 Amauria rotundifolia ASTERACEAE Baja BED.CO27 BED.B13, BED.CO27, BED.M1, BED.M4, 24586 Amauria rotundifolia ASTERACEAE BED.M5 2018-12-14 2 of 52 Taxa in the Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden Living Collection RSA705647 19924 Ambrosia chenopodiifolia ASTERACEAE San Diego BED.CO20, BED.CO27, BED.P6, BED.S7 RSA795112 10759 Ambrosia eriocentra ASTERACEAE BED.CO1 16652 Ambrosia pumila ASTERACEAE Baja California BED.CT3 9116 Ambrosia salsola ASTERACEAE San Bernardino BED.CO25 RSA-112937 18249 Amelanchier alnifolia 'Regent' ROSACEAE BED.NR5 18248 Amelanchier alnifolia 'Smoky' ROSACEAE BED.C9 20881 Amelanchier utahensis ROSACEAE BED.N5 14466 Amelanchier utahensis var. covillei ROSACEAE San Bernardino BED.D12 RSA275418 8060 Amorpha californica var. californica FABACEAE Riverside BED.CO3 RSA-764571 21255 Amorpha californica var. californica FABACEAE San Bernardino BED.CO28, BED.N5 RSA682190 7003 Amorpha fruticosa FABACEAE BED.CO19, BED.CO29, BED.W1 21509 Amorpha sp. FABACEAE Riverside BED.CH1 7878 Amsonia tomentosa APOCYNACEAE San Bernardino BED.D12 14542 Amsonia tomentosa APOCYNACEAE San Bernardino BED.CO4 RSA271842 14098 Anemopsis californica SAURURACEAE San Bernardino BED.D13 20569 Anemopsis californica SAURURACEAE Riverside BED.B2 RSA-700939 20458 Apocynum cannabinum APOCYNACEAE Los Angeles BED.F2, BED.R10 15405 Aquilegia formosa RANUNCULACEAE San Bernardino BED.B12, BED.B8, BED.R15 RSA359609 23980 Aquilegia formosa RANUNCULACEAE San Bernardino BED.FERN Fraga4923 8829 Arbutus menziesii ERICACEAE Yuba BED.CO18 RSA-96077 10576 Arbutus menziesii ERICACEAE Mendocino BED.CB3, BED.CO27, BED.CO6 16519 Arctostaphylos 'Austin Griffiths' ERICACEAE BED.C3 17299 Arctostaphylos 'Canyon Blush' ERICACEAE BED.C9, BED.R19, BED.S2 11967 Arctostaphylos 'Emerald Carpet' ERICACEAE Mendocino BED.C11, BED.C3 13874 Arctostaphylos 'Greensphere' ERICACEAE RSABG Ex: 11249 BED.C11, BED.NR3, BED.NR5, BED.P1 10643 Arctostaphylos 'Harmony' ERICACEAE BED.C12 13362 Arctostaphylos 'Harmony' ERICACEAE BED.B13 10645 Arctostaphylos 'Howard McMinn' ERICACEAE BED.B4, BED.C12, BED.M5, BED.NR3, BED.S2 15917 Arctostaphylos 'John Dourley' ERICACEAE BED.B2, BED.C11, BED.C12, BED.NR1 19579 Arctostaphylos 'Lester Rowntree' ERICACEAE Contra Costa BED.C11, BED.L6, BED.NR3 16252 Arctostaphylos 'Lynne' ERICACEAE BED.C12, BED.C20 16251 Arctostaphylos 'Monica' ERICACEAE BED.C12 BED.B2, BED.C1, BED.C11, BED.C12, BED.F1, 14583 Arctostaphylos 'Pacific Mist' ERICACEAE BED.R1 10646 Arctostaphylos 'Sentinel' ERICACEAE BED.C15, BED.NR3 16434 Arctostaphylos 'Sunset' ERICACEAE BED.C12, BED.M1, BED.M5 24684 Arctostaphylos 'Weber Garden' ERICACEAE BED.C17 19425 Arctostaphylos auriculata ERICACEAE Contra Costa BED.CO13 RSA792860 19155 Arctostaphylos australis ERICACEAE Baja California BED.CO15, BED.H4 RSA793514 19156 Arctostaphylos australis ERICACEAE Baja California BED.CO15 2018-12-14 3 of 52 Taxa in the Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden Living Collection 16545 Arctostaphylos bakeri 'Louis Edmunds' ERICACEAE BED.C12, BED.P3 11908 Arctostaphylos catalinae ERICACEAE Los Angeles BED.CO12, BED.I3 RSA167842 12172 Arctostaphylos catalinae ERICACEAE Los Angeles BED.I4 RSA177893 13413 Arctostaphylos catalinae ERICACEAE Los Angeles BED.CO12 RSA792858 12338 Arctostaphylos columbiana ERICACEAE Mendocino BED.S4 11384 Arctostaphylos crustacea ssp. rosei ERICACEAE Monterey BED.CO13 RSA-167728 11601 Arctostaphylos cruzensis ERICACEAE San Luis Obispo BED.CO6, BED.N7, BED.R1 RSA167730 10916 Arctostaphylos densiflora hybrid ERICACEAE RSABG Ex: 6709 BED.M5 RSA793516 7097 Arctostaphylos edmundsii ERICACEAE Monterey BED.CO7, BED.I2, BED.N7 RSA793517 BED.B13, BED.CO6, BED.CO8, BED.I2, RSA793404 8616 Arctostaphylos edmundsii ERICACEAE Monterey BED.M4, BED.NR2, BED.NR3 RSA792857 20463 Arctostaphylos edmundsii 'Big Sur' ERICACEAE BED.B5, BED.B6, BED.C11, BED.M1 14584 Arctostaphylos edmundsii 'Carmel Sur' ERICACEAE BED.C18, BED.NR3 Arctostaphylos edmundsii var. parvifolia 'Bert 16098 Johnson' ERICACEAE Monterey BED.C11 15866 Arctostaphylos franciscana ERICACEAE San Francisco BED.HDG2 19915 Arctostaphylos glandulosa ERICACEAE San Diego BED.CO3 RSA794063 Arctostaphylos glandulosa ssp. adamsii forma 8030 adamsii ERICACEAE San Diego BED.CO10, BED.CO3 RSA78257 8403 Arctostaphylos glandulosa ssp. crassifolia ERICACEAE San Diego BED.CO18, BED.CO19, BED.P1 RSA78202 20196 Arctostaphylos glandulosa ssp. gabrielensis ERICACEAE Los Angeles BED.CO13 RSA792850 7407 Arctostaphylos glandulosa ssp. glandulosa ERICACEAE Santa Cruz BED.CO10 8028 Arctostaphylos glandulosa ssp. glandulosa ERICACEAE San Diego BED.CO17, BED.CO28, BED.F2, BED.NR5 RSA78562 8064 Arctostaphylos glandulosa ssp. glandulosa ERICACEAE Orange BED.CO10, BED.CO28, BED.CO3
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