Division Common Name Class Family

Catalogue of vascular Plants

Division Common Name Class Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ACANTHACEAE. Acanthus Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ACERACEAE. Maple Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns SINOPTERIDACEAE. Maidenhair Family

Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns SINOPTERIDACEAE. Maidenhair Family Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns SINOPTERIDACEAE. Maidenhair Family Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns SINOPTERIDACEAE. Maidenhair Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SAPINDACEAE Dicots SOAPBERRY FAMILY

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SAPINDACEAE Dicots SOAPBERRY FAMILY

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SAPINDACEAE Dicots SOAPBERRY FAMILY Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class LILIACEAE (includes MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Amaryllidaceae ). Lily Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class ALISMATACEAE. Water- MONOCOTYLEDONAE. plantain Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class LILIACEAE (includes MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Amaryllidaceae ). Lily Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class LILIACEAE (includes MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Amaryllidaceae ). Lily Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class LILIACEAE (includes MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Amaryllidaceae ). Lily Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class LILIACEAE (includes MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Amaryllidaceae ). Lily Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class LILIACEAE (includes MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Amaryllidaceae ). Lily Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class LILIACEAE (includes MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Amaryllidaceae ). Lily Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class LILIACEAE (includes MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Amaryllidaceae ). Lily Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class LILIACEAE (includes MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Amaryllidaceae ). Lily Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class LILIACEAE (includes MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Amaryllidaceae ). Lily Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class LILIACEAE (includes MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Amaryllidaceae ). Lily Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BORAGINACEAE. Borage Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BORAGINACEAE. Borage Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BORAGINACEAE. Borage Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BORAGINACEAE. Borage Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BORAGINACEAE. Borage Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BORAGINACEAE. Borage Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BORAGINACEAE. Borage Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PRIMULACEAE. Primrose Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE. Dicots Plantago Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APOCYNACEAE. Dogbane Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RANUNCULACEAE. Dicots Buttercup Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BRASSICACEAE Dicots (Cruciferae). Mustard Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ERICACEAE. Heather Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ERICACEAE. Heather Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ERICACEAE. Heather Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ERICACEAE. Heather Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ERICACEAE. Heather Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ERICACEAE. Heather Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ERICACEAE. Heather Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ERICACEAE. Heather Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ERICACEAE. Heather Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ERICACEAE. Heather Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ERICACEAE. Heather Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ERICACEAE. Heather Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ERICACEAE. Heather Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ARISTOLOCHIACEAE. Dicots Aristolochia Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ARISTOLOCHIACEAE. Dicots Aristolochia Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ARISTOLOCHIACEAE. Dicots Aristolochia Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ARISTOLOCHIACEAE. Dicots Aristolochia Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ARISTOLOCHIACEAE. Dicots Aristolochia Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLUMBAGINACEAE. Dicots Leadwort Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLUMBAGINACEAE. Dicots Leadwort Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns WOODSIACEAE. Cliff Fern Family

Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns WOODSIACEAE. Cliff Fern Family Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns WOODSIACEAE. Cliff Fern Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CHENOPODIACEAE. Dicots Goosefoot Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CHENOPODIACEAE. Dicots Goosefoot Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class THEMIDACEAE MONOCOTYLEDONAE. BRODIAEA FAMILY Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class THEMIDACEAE MONOCOTYLEDONAE. BRODIAEA FAMILY Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PORTULACACEAE. Purslane Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PORTULACACEAE. Purslane Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PORTULACACEAE. Purslane Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PORTULACACEAE. Purslane Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PORTULACACEAE. Purslane Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PORTULACACEAE. Purslane Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE. Dicots Plantago Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CONVOLVULACEAE. Dicots Morning Glory Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CONVOLVULACEAE. Dicots Morning Glory Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CONVOLVULACEAE. Dicots Morning Glory Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CONVOLVULACEAE. Dicots Morning Glory Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CONVOLVULACEAE. Dicots Morning Glory Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CONVOLVULACEAE. Dicots Morning Glory Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CONVOLVULACEAE. Dicots Morning Glory Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CONVOLVULACEAE. Dicots Morning Glory Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CONVOLVULACEAE. Dicots Morning Glory Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CONVOLVULACEAE. Dicots Morning Glory Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CONVOLVULACEAE. Dicots Morning Glory Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CARYOPHYLLACEAE. Dicots Pink or Carnation Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CARYOPHYLLACEAE. Dicots Pink or Carnation Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CARYOPHYLLACEAE. Dicots Pink or Carnation Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CARYOPHYLLACEAE. Dicots Pink or Carnation Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. AIZOACEAE. Carpet-weed Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CASUARINACEAE. Dicots Casuarina Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RHAMNACEAE. Buckthorn Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RHAMNACEAE. Buckthorn Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RHAMNACEAE. Buckthorn Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. VALERIANACEAE. Dicots Valerian Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CARYOPHYLLACEAE. Dicots Pink or Carnation Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CARYOPHYLLACEAE. Dicots Pink or Carnation Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CARYOPHYLLACEAE. Dicots Pink or Carnation Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CARYOPHYLLACEAE. Dicots Pink or Carnation Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class IRIDACEAE. Iris Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CHENOPODIACEAE. Dicots Goosefoot Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CHENOPODIACEAE. Dicots Goosefoot Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CHENOPODIACEAE. Dicots Goosefoot Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CHENOPODIACEAE. Dicots Goosefoot Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class AGAVACEAE CENTURY MONOCOTYLEDONAE. PLANT FAMILY Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class AGAVACEAE CENTURY MONOCOTYLEDONAE. PLANT FAMILY Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class AGAVACEAE CENTURY MONOCOTYLEDONAE. PLANT FAMILY Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLYGONACEAE. Dicots Buckwheat Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. GENTIANACEAE. Gentian Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class AGAVACEAE CENTURY MONOCOTYLEDONAE. PLANT FAMILY Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class AGAVACEAE CENTURY MONOCOTYLEDONAE. PLANT FAMILY Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class AGAVACEAE CENTURY MONOCOTYLEDONAE. PLANT FAMILY Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CISTACEAE. Rock Rose Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. MONTIACEAE MINER'S Dicots LETTUCE FAMILY Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. MONTIACEAE MINER'S Dicots LETTUCE FAMILY

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. MONTIACEAE MINER'S Dicots LETTUCE FAMILY

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. MONTIACEAE MINER'S Dicots LETTUCE FAMILY

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. MONTIACEAE MINER'S Dicots LETTUCE FAMILY

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. MONTIACEAE MINER'S Dicots LETTUCE FAMILY

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE. Dicots Plantago Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE. Dicots Plantago Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE. Dicots Plantago Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE. Dicots Plantago Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE. Dicots Plantago Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE. Dicots Plantago Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE. Dicots Plantago Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE. Dicots Plantago Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE. Dicots Plantago Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE. Dicots Plantago Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CONVOLVULACEAE. Dicots Morning Glory Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RUBIACEAE MADDER Dicots FAMILY Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class ORCHIDACEAE. Orchid MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CORNACEAE. Dogwood Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CRASSULACEAE: Dicots Stonecrop Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CRASSULACEAE: Dicots Stonecrop Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CRASSULACEAE: Dicots Stonecrop Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class IRIDACEAE. Iris Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. EUPHORBIACEAE. Spurge Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. EUPHORBIACEAE. Spurge Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RANUNCULACEAE. Dicots Buttercup Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RANUNCULACEAE. Dicots Buttercup Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RANUNCULACEAE. Dicots Buttercup Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RANUNCULACEAE. Dicots Buttercup Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RANUNCULACEAE. Dicots Buttercup Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RANUNCULACEAE. Dicots Buttercup Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RANUNCULACEAE. Dicots Buttercup Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RANUNCULACEAE. Dicots Buttercup Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PAPAVERACEAE (includes Dicots Fumariaceae ). Poppy Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PAPAVERACEAE (includes Dicots Fumariaceae ). Poppy Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class THEMIDACEAE MONOCOTYLEDONAE. BRODIAEA FAMILY Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class THEMIDACEAE MONOCOTYLEDONAE. BRODIAEA FAMILY Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class THEMIDACEAE MONOCOTYLEDONAE. BRODIAEA FAMILY Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class THEMIDACEAE MONOCOTYLEDONAE. BRODIAEA FAMILY Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class THEMIDACEAE MONOCOTYLEDONAE. BRODIAEA FAMILY Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CONVOLVULACEAE. Dicots Morning Glory Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE. Dicots Plantago Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. DIPSACACEAE. Teasel Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PRIMULACEAE. Primrose Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PRIMULACEAE. Primrose Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PRIMULACEAE. Primrose Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PRIMULACEAE. Primrose Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PRIMULACEAE. Primrose Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PRIMULACEAE. Primrose Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns DRYOPTERIDACEAE. Wood Fern Family.

Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns DRYOPTERIDACEAE. Wood Fern Family. Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns DRYOPTERIDACEAE. Wood Fern Family. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CRASSULACEAE: Dicots Stonecrop Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CHENOPODIACEAE. Dicots Goosefoot Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family Division Horsetails EQUISETACEAE. Horsetail EQUISETOPHYTA. Family .

Division Horsetails EQUISETACEAE. Horsetail EQUISETOPHYTA. Family . Division Horsetails EQUISETACEAE. Horsetail EQUISETOPHYTA. Family . Division Horsetails EQUISETACEAE. Horsetail EQUISETOPHYTA. Family .

Division Horsetails EQUISETACEAE. Horsetail EQUISETOPHYTA. Family . Division Horsetails EQUISETACEAE. Horsetail EQUISETOPHYTA. Family . Division Horsetails EQUISETACEAE. Horsetail EQUISETOPHYTA. Family . Division Horsetails EQUISETACEAE. Horsetail EQUISETOPHYTA. Family . Division Horsetails EQUISETACEAE. Horsetail EQUISETOPHYTA. Family . Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. HYDROPHYLIACEAE. Dicots Waterleaf or Phacelia Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. HYDROPHYLIACEAE. Dicots Waterleaf or Phacelia Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. HYDROPHYLIACEAE. Dicots Waterleaf or Phacelia Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. HYDROPHYLIACEAE. Dicots Waterleaf or Phacelia Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. HYDROPHYLIACEAE. Dicots Waterleaf or Phacelia Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLYGONACEAE. Dicots Buckwheat Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLYGONACEAE. Dicots Buckwheat Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLYGONACEAE. Dicots Buckwheat Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLYGONACEAE. Dicots Buckwheat Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLYGONACEAE. Dicots Buckwheat Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLYGONACEAE. Dicots Buckwheat Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLYGONACEAE. Dicots Buckwheat Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLYGONACEAE. Dicots Buckwheat Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLYGONACEAE. Dicots Buckwheat Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLYGONACEAE. Dicots Buckwheat Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLYGONACEAE. Dicots Buckwheat Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLYGONACEAE. Dicots Buckwheat Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. GERANIACEAE. Geranium Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. GERANIACEAE. Geranium Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. GERANIACEAE. Geranium Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. GERANIACEAE. Geranium Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. GROSSULARIACEAE. Dicots Gooseberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PAPAVERACEAE (includes Dicots Fumariaceae ). Poppy Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PAPAVERACEAE (includes Dicots Fumariaceae ). Poppy Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PAPAVERACEAE (includes Dicots Fumariaceae ). Poppy Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PAPAVERACEAE (includes Dicots Fumariaceae ). Poppy Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. MYRTACEAE. Myrtle Family Dicots Note: Eucalyptus flowers lack petals, their cluster of numerous stamens is the conspicuous and generally colorful part of the flower. All eucalypts have evergreen leaves.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. MYRTACEAE. Myrtle Family Dicots Note: Eucalyptus flowers lack petals, their cluster of numerous stamens is the conspicuous and generally colorful part of the flower. All eucalypts have evergreen leaves. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. MYRTACEAE. Myrtle Family Dicots Note: Eucalyptus flowers lack petals, their cluster of numerous stamens is the conspicuous and generally colorful part of the flower. All eucalypts have evergreen leaves.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. MYRTACEAE. Myrtle Family Dicots Note: Eucalyptus flowers lack petals, their cluster of numerous stamens is the conspicuous and generally colorful part of the flower. All eucalypts have evergreen leaves. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. MYRTACEAE. Myrtle Family Dicots Note: Eucalyptus flowers lack petals, their cluster of numerous stamens is the conspicuous and generally colorful part of the flower. All eucalypts have evergreen leaves. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. MYRTACEAE. Myrtle Family Dicots Note: Eucalyptus flowers lack petals, their cluster of numerous stamens is the conspicuous and generally colorful part of the flower. All eucalypts have evergreen leaves.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. MYRTACEAE. Myrtle Family Dicots Note: Eucalyptus flowers lack petals, their cluster of numerous stamens is the conspicuous and generally colorful part of the flower. All eucalypts have evergreen leaves. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. EUPHORBIACEAE. Spurge Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. EUPHORBIACEAE. Spurge Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. EUPHORBIACEAE. Spurge Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. EUPHORBIACEAE. Spurge Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. EUPHORBIACEAE. Spurge Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. EUPHORBIACEAE. Spurge Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. MORACEAE. Mulberry Dicots Family. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RHAMNACEAE. Buckthorn Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RHAMNACEAE. Buckthorn Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RHAMNACEAE. Buckthorn Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RHAMNACEAE. Buckthorn Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RHAMNACEAE. Buckthorn Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RHAMNACEAE. Buckthorn Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RHAMNACEAE. Buckthorn Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RHAMNACEAE. Buckthorn Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class IRIDACEAE. Iris Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class LILIACEAE (includes MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Amaryllidaceae ). Lily Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class LILIACEAE (includes MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Amaryllidaceae ). Lily Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class LILIACEAE (includes MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Amaryllidaceae ). Lily Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PAPAVERACEAE (includes Dicots Fumariaceae ). Poppy Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RUBIACEAE. Madder Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RUBIACEAE. Madder Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RUBIACEAE. Madder Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RUBIACEAE. Madder Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RUBIACEAE. Madder Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RUBIACEAE. Madder Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RUBIACEAE. Madder Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RUBIACEAE. Madder Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RUBIACEAE. Madder Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RUBIACEAE. Madder Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RUBIACEAE. Madder Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RUBIACEAE. Madder Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RUBIACEAE. Madder Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RUBIACEAE. Madder Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RUBIACEAE. Madder Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RUBIACEAE. Madder Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RUBIACEAE. Madder Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RUBIACEAE. Madder Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RUBIACEAE. Madder Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. GARRYACEAE. Silk Tassel Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. GARRYACEAE. Silk Tassel Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. GARRYACEAE. Silk Tassel Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. GARRYACEAE. Silk Tassel Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. GARRYACEAE. Silk Tassel Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. GARRYACEAE. Silk Tassel Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ERICACEAE. Heather Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. GERANIACEAE. Geranium Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. GERANIACEAE. Geranium Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. GERANIACEAE. Geranium Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. GERANIACEAE. Geranium Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLEMONIACEAE. Dicots Polemonium or Phlox Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLEMONIACEAE. Dicots Polemonium or Phlox Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLEMONIACEAE. Dicots Polemonium or Phlox Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLEMONIACEAE. Dicots Polemonium or Phlox Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLEMONIACEAE. Dicots Polemonium or Phlox Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLEMONIACEAE. Dicots Polemonium or Phlox Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class IRIDACEAE. Iris Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PROTEACEAE. Protea Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ARALIACEAE. Aralia Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. URTICACEAE. Nettle Family Dicots

Division Conifers CUPRESSACEAE. Cypress CONIFEROPHYTA. Family

Division Conifers CUPRESSACEAE. Cypress CONIFEROPHYTA. Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PAPAVERACEAE (includes Dicots Fumariaceae ). Poppy Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SAXIFRAGACEAE. Dicots Saxifrage Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SAXIFRAGACEAE. Dicots Saxifrage Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SAXIFRAGACEAE. Dicots Saxifrage Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SAXIFRAGACEAE. Dicots Saxifrage Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SAXIFRAGACEAE. Dicots Saxifrage Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SAXIFRAGACEAE. Dicots Saxifrage Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. HYPERICACEAE. St. John's Dicots Wort Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. HYPERICACEAE. St. John's Dicots Wort Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. HYPERICACEAE. St. John's Dicots Wort Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. HYPERICACEAE. St. John's Dicots Wort Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. AQUIFOLIACEAE. Holly Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class IRIDACEAE. Iris Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class IRIDACEAE. Iris Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class IRIDACEAE. Iris Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class IRIDACEAE. Iris Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class IRIDACEAE. Iris Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class IRIDACEAE. Iris Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class IRIDACEAE. Iris Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class IRIDACEAE. Iris Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class IRIDACEAE. Iris Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class IRIDACEAE. Iris Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class IRIDACEAE. Iris Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class IRIDACEAE. Iris Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class IRIDACEAE. Iris Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class ASPHODELACEAE MONOCOTYLEDONAE. ASPHODEL FAMILY Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. MALVACEAE. Mallow Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. MALVACEAE. Mallow Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. MALVACEAE. Mallow Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class ARACEAE. Arum Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class ARACEAE. Arum Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class ARACEAE. Arum Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLEMONIACEAE. Dicots Polemonium or Phlox Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLEMONIACEAE. Dicots Polemonium or Phlox Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLEMONIACEAE. Dicots Polemonium or Phlox Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SAXIFRAGACEAE. Dicots Saxifrage Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SAXIFRAGACEAE. Dicots Saxifrage Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SAXIFRAGACEAE. Dicots Saxifrage Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SAXIFRAGACEAE. Dicots Saxifrage Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CAPRIFOLIACEAE. Dicots Honeysuckle Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CAPRIFOLIACEAE. Dicots Honeysuckle Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CAPRIFOLIACEAE. Dicots Honeysuckle Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CAPRIFOLIACEAE. Dicots Honeysuckle Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CAPRIFOLIACEAE. Dicots Honeysuckle Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CAPRIFOLIACEAE. Dicots Honeysuckle Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CAPRIFOLIACEAE. Dicots Honeysuckle Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CAPRIFOLIACEAE. Dicots Honeysuckle Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCACEAE. Rush Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LYTHRACEAE. Loosestrife Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LYTHRACEAE. Loosestrife Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class RUSCACEAE BUTCHER'S- MONOCOTYLEDONAE. BROOM FAMILY Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class RUSCACEAE BUTCHER'S- MONOCOTYLEDONAE. BROOM FAMILY Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class RUSCACEAE BUTCHER'S- MONOCOTYLEDONAE. BROOM FAMILY Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class RUSCACEAE BUTCHER'S- MONOCOTYLEDONAE. BROOM FAMILY Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class RUSCACEAE BUTCHER'S- MONOCOTYLEDONAE. BROOM FAMILY Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class RUSCACEAE BUTCHER'S- MONOCOTYLEDONAE. BROOM FAMILY Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class RUSCACEAE BUTCHER'S- MONOCOTYLEDONAE. BROOM FAMILY Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class RUSCACEAE BUTCHER'S- MONOCOTYLEDONAE. BROOM FAMILY Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class RUSCACEAE BUTCHER'S- MONOCOTYLEDONAE. BROOM FAMILY Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class RUSCACEAE BUTCHER'S- MONOCOTYLEDONAE. BROOM FAMILY Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class RUSCACEAE BUTCHER'S- MONOCOTYLEDONAE. BROOM FAMILY Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class RUSCACEAE BUTCHER'S- MONOCOTYLEDONAE. BROOM FAMILY Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class RUSCACEAE BUTCHER'S- MONOCOTYLEDONAE. BROOM FAMILY Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. MALVACEAE. Mallow Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. MALVACEAE. Mallow Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CUCURBITACEAE. Gourd Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CUCURBITACEAE. Gourd Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CUCURBITACEAE. Gourd Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CUCURBITACEAE. Gourd Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CUCURBITACEAE. Gourd Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CUCURBITACEAE. Gourd Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CUCURBITACEAE. Gourd Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CUCURBITACEAE. Gourd Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CUCURBITACEAE. Gourd Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PAPAVERACEAE (includes Dicots Fumariaceae ). Poppy Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PAPAVERACEAE (includes Dicots Fumariaceae ). Poppy Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. MYRTACEAE. Myrtle Family Dicots Note: Eucalyptus flowers lack petals, their cluster of numerous stamens is the conspicuous and generally colorful part of the flower. All eucalypts have evergreen leaves.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SAXIFRAGACEAE. Dicots Saxifrage Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SAXIFRAGACEAE. Dicots Saxifrage Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SAXIFRAGACEAE. Dicots Saxifrage Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SAXIFRAGACEAE. Dicots Saxifrage Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLEMONIACEAE. Dicots Polemonium or Phlox Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLEMONIACEAE. Dicots Polemonium or Phlox Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLEMONIACEAE. Dicots Polemonium or Phlox Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLEMONIACEAE. Dicots Polemonium or Phlox Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLEMONIACEAE. Dicots Polemonium or Phlox Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PHRYMACEAE LOPSEED Dicots FAMILY Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PHRYMACEAE LOPSEED Dicots FAMILY

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PHRYMACEAE LOPSEED Dicots FAMILY

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PHRYMACEAE LOPSEED Dicots FAMILY Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PHRYMACEAE LOPSEED Dicots FAMILY

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PHRYMACEAE LOPSEED Dicots FAMILY

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PHRYMACEAE LOPSEED Dicots FAMILY Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PHRYMACEAE LOPSEED Dicots FAMILY

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PHRYMACEAE LOPSEED Dicots FAMILY

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PHRYMACEAE LOPSEED Dicots FAMILY Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PHRYMACEAE LOPSEED Dicots FAMILY Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PHRYMACEAE LOPSEED Dicots FAMILY Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PHRYMACEAE LOPSEED Dicots FAMILY Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PHRYMACEAE LOPSEED Dicots FAMILY Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PHRYMACEAE LOPSEED Dicots FAMILY Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. NYCTAGINACEAE. Four- Dicots o'Clock Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CARYOPHYLLACEAE. Dicots Pink or Carnation Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. MYRICACEAE. Wax Myrtle Dicots or Bayberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. MYRICACEAE. Wax Myrtle Dicots or Bayberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. MYRICACEAE. Wax Myrtle Dicots or Bayberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. MYRICACEAE. Wax Myrtle Dicots or Bayberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. MYRICACEAE. Wax Myrtle Dicots or Bayberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class THEMIDACEAE MONOCOTYLEDONAE. BRODIAEA FAMILY Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. MYOPORACEAE. Myoporum Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. HALORAGACEAE. Water Dicots Milfoil Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLEMONIACEAE. Dicots Polemonium or Phlox Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLEMONIACEAE. Dicots Polemonium or Phlox Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLEMONIACEAE. Dicots Polemonium or Phlox Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE. Dicots Plantago Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE. Dicots Plantago Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE. Dicots Plantago Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OXALIDACEAE. Oxalis Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OXALIDACEAE. Oxalis Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OXALIDACEAE. Oxalis Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OXALIDACEAE. Oxalis Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OXALIDACEAE. Oxalis Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OXALIDACEAE. Oxalis Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OXALIDACEAE. Oxalis Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OXALIDACEAE. Oxalis Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OXALIDACEAE. Oxalis Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PAPAVERACEAE (includes Dicots Fumariaceae ). Poppy Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PAPAVERACEAE (includes Dicots Fumariaceae ). Poppy Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PAPAVERACEAE (includes Dicots Fumariaceae ). Poppy Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PAPAVERACEAE (includes Dicots Fumariaceae ). Poppy Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. URTICACEAE. Nettle Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CARYOPHYLLACEAE. Dicots Pink or Carnation Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. GERANIACEAE. Geranium Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns PTERIDACEAE BRAKE FAMILY

Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns PTERIDACEAE BRAKE FAMILY

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. VERBENACEAE. Verbena Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division Conifers CUPRESSACEAE. Cypress CONIFEROPHYTA. Family Division Conifers CUPRESSACEAE. Cypress CONIFEROPHYTA. Family

Division Conifers CUPRESSACEAE. Cypress CONIFEROPHYTA. Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class ORCHIDACEAE. Orchid MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class ORCHIDACEAE. Orchid MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PITTOSPORACEAE. Dicots Pittosporum Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PITTOSPORACEAE. Dicots Pittosporum Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE. Dicots Plantago Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE. Dicots Plantago Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE. Dicots Plantago Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE. Dicots Plantago Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE. Dicots Plantago Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE. Dicots Plantago Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE. Dicots Plantago Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE. Dicots Plantago Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE. Dicots Plantago Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE. Dicots Plantago Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE. Dicots Plantago Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE. Dicots Plantago Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE. Dicots Plantago Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PAPAVERACEAE (includes Dicots Fumariaceae ). Poppy Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PAPAVERACEAE (includes Dicots Fumariaceae ). Poppy Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PAPAVERACEAE (includes Dicots Fumariaceae ). Poppy Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PAPAVERACEAE (includes Dicots Fumariaceae ). Poppy Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. VALERIANACEAE. Valerian Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. VALERIANACEAE. Valerian Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. VALERIANACEAE. Valerian Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. VALERIANACEAE. Valerian Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. VALERIANACEAE. Valerian Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CARYOPHYLLACEAE. Dicots Pink or Carnation Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLYGONACEAE. Dicots Buckwheat Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLYGONACEAE. Dicots Buckwheat Family

Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns POLYPODIACEAE. Polypody Family

Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns POLYPODIACEAE. Polypody Family Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns POLYPODIACEAE. Polypody Family Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns POLYPODIACEAE. Polypody Family

Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns POLYPODIACEAE. Polypody Family Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns POLYPODIACEAE. Polypody Family Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns POLYPODIACEAE. Polypody Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns DRYOPTERIDACEAE

Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns DRYOPTERIDACEAE

Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns DRYOPTERIDACEAE

Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns DRYOPTERIDACEAE Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns DRYOPTERIDACEAE

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PORTULACACEAE. Purslane Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class LILIACEAE (includes MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Amaryllidaceae ). Lily Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns DENNSTAEDTIACEAE. Bracken Family

Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns DENNSTAEDTIACEAE. Bracken Family

Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns DENNSTAEDTIACEAE. Bracken Family

Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns DENNSTAEDTIACEAE. Bracken Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLYGONACEAE. Dicots Buckwheat Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLYGONACEAE. Dicots Buckwheat Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLYGONACEAE. Dicots Buckwheat Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLYGONACEAE. Dicots Buckwheat Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FAGACEAE. Oak or Beech Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FAGACEAE. Oak or Beech Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FAGACEAE. Oak or Beech Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FAGACEAE. Oak or Beech Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FAGACEAE. Oak or Beech Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FAGACEAE. Oak or Beech Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FAGACEAE. Oak or Beech Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FAGACEAE. Oak or Beech Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FAGACEAE. Oak or Beech Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FAGACEAE. Oak or Beech Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FAGACEAE. Oak or Beech Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FAGACEAE. Oak or Beech Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FAGACEAE. Oak or Beech Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FAGACEAE. Oak or Beech Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FAGACEAE. Oak or Beech Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RANUNCULACEAE. Dicots Buttercup Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RANUNCULACEAE. Dicots Buttercup Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RANUNCULACEAE. Dicots Buttercup Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RANUNCULACEAE. Dicots Buttercup Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RANUNCULACEAE. Dicots Buttercup Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RANUNCULACEAE. Dicots Buttercup Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RANUNCULACEAE. Dicots Buttercup Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BRASSICACEAE Dicots (Cruciferae) MUSTARD FAMILY

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RHAMNACEAE. Buckthorn Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RHAMNACEAE. Buckthorn Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. GROSSULARIACEAE. Dicots Gooseberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. GROSSULARIACEAE. Dicots Gooseberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. GROSSULARIACEAE. Dicots Gooseberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. GROSSULARIACEAE. Dicots Gooseberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. GROSSULARIACEAE. Dicots Gooseberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. GROSSULARIACEAE. Dicots Gooseberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. GROSSULARIACEAE. Dicots Gooseberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. GROSSULARIACEAE. Dicots Gooseberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLYGONACEAE. Dicots Buckwheat Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLYGONACEAE. Dicots Buckwheat Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLYGONACEAE. Dicots Buckwheat Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLYGONACEAE. Dicots Buckwheat Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLYGONACEAE. Dicots Buckwheat Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLYGONACEAE. Dicots Buckwheat Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLYGONACEAE. Dicots Buckwheat Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RUTACEAE. Rue Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CARYOPHYLLACEAE. Dicots Pink or Carnation Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CARYOPHYLLACEAE. Dicots Pink or Carnation Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CARYOPHYLLACEAE. Dicots Pink or Carnation Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CARYOPHYLLACEAE. Dicots Pink or Carnation Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SALICACEAE. Willow Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SALICACEAE. Willow Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SALICACEAE. Willow Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SALICACEAE. Willow Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SALICACEAE. Willow Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SALICACEAE. Willow Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SALICACEAE. Willow Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SALICACEAE. Willow Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SALICACEAE. Willow Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SALICACEAE. Willow Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SALICACEAE. Willow Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SALICACEAE. Willow Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SALICACEAE. Willow Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SALICACEAE. Willow Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CHENOPODIACEAE. Dicots Goosefoot Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ADOXACEA. Muskroot Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ADOXACEA. Muskroot Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ADOXACEA. Muskroot Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ADOXACEA. Muskroot Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ADOXACEA. Muskroot Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ADOXACEA. Muskroot Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ADOXACEA. Muskroot Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ADOXACEA. Muskroot Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ADOXACEA. Muskroot Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. DIPSACACEAE. Teasel Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ANACARDIACEAE. Sumac Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class CYPERACEAE. Sedge MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SCROPHULARIACEAE. Dicots Figwort Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SCROPHULARIACEAE. Dicots Figwort Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SCROPHULARIACEAE. Dicots Figwort Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SCROPHULARIACEAE. Dicots Figwort Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SCROPHULARIACEAE. Dicots Figwort Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CRASSULACEAE: Dicots Stonecrop Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division Conifers TAXODIACEAE. Taxodium CONIFEROPHYTA. Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. MALVACEAE. Mallow Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. MALVACEAE. Mallow Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. MALVACEAE. Mallow Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. MALVACEAE. Mallow Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. MALVACEAE. Mallow Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. MALVACEAE. Mallow Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CARYOPHYLLACEAE. Dicots Pink or Carnation Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CARYOPHYLLACEAE. Dicots Pink or Carnation Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class IRIDACEAE. Iris Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class IRIDACEAE. Iris Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class IRIDACEAE. Iris Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class IRIDACEAE. Iris Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class IRIDACEAE. Iris Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class IRIDACEAE. Iris Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class IRIDACEAE. Iris Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class IRIDACEAE. Iris Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class IRIDACEAE. Iris Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CARYOPHYLLACEAE. Dicots Pink or Carnation Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SOLANACEAE. Nightshade Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SOLANACEAE. Nightshade Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SOLANACEAE. Nightshade Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SOLANACEAE. Nightshade Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SOLANACEAE. Nightshade Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. URTICACEAE NETTLE Dicots FAMILY

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class IRIDACEAE. Iris Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CARYOPHYLLACEAE. Dicots Pink or Carnation Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CARYOPHYLLACEAE. Dicots Pink or Carnation Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CARYOPHYLLACEAE. Dicots Pink or Carnation Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CARYOPHYLLACEAE. Dicots Pink or Carnation Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CARYOPHYLLACEAE. Dicots Pink or Carnation Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class ORCHIDACEAE. Orchid MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class ORCHIDACEAE. Orchid MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CARYOPHYLLACEAE. Dicots Pink or Carnation Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CARYOPHYLLACEAE. Dicots Pink or Carnation Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CARYOPHYLLACEAE. Dicots Pink or Carnation Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CAPRIFOLIACEAE. Dicots Honeysuckle Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CAPRIFOLIACEAE. Dicots Honeysuckle Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CAPRIFOLIACEAE. Dicots Honeysuckle Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CAPRIFOLIACEAE. Dicots Honeysuckle Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CAPRIFOLIACEAE. Dicots Honeysuckle Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CAPRIFOLIACEAE. Dicots Honeysuckle Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CAPRIFOLIACEAE. Dicots Honeysuckle Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CAPRIFOLIACEAE. Dicots Honeysuckle Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CAPRIFOLIACEAE. Dicots Honeysuckle Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening Dicots Primrose Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SAXIFRAGACEAE. Dicots Saxifrage Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SAXIFRAGACEAE. Dicots Saxifrage Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SAXIFRAGACEAE. Dicots Saxifrage Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. AIZOACEAE. Carpet-weed Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RANUNCULACEAE. Dicots Buttercup Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RANUNCULACEAE. Dicots Buttercup Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RANUNCULACEAE. Dicots Buttercup Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ANACARDIACEAE. Sumac Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ANACARDIACEAE. Sumac Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ANACARDIACEAE. Sumac Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class MELANTHIACEAE FALSE- MONOCOTYLEDONAE. HELLEBORE FAMILY Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCAGINACEAE. Arrow- MONOCOTYLEDONAE. grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class JUNCAGINACEAE. Arrow- MONOCOTYLEDONAE. grass Family Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class MELANTHIACEAE FALSE- MONOCOTYLEDONAE. HELLEBORE FAMILY Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class MELANTHIACEAE FALSE- MONOCOTYLEDONAE. HELLEBORE FAMILY Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class MELANTHIACEAE FALSE- MONOCOTYLEDONAE. HELLEBORE FAMILY Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CAMPANULACEAE. Dicots Bellflower f'amily

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE. Dicots Broomrape Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class THEMIDACEAE MONOCOTYLEDONAE. BRODIAEA FAMILY Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class THEMIDACEAE MONOCOTYLEDONAE. BRODIAEA FAMILY Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class THEMIDACEAE MONOCOTYLEDONAE. BRODIAEA FAMILY Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class THEMIDACEAE MONOCOTYLEDONAE. BRODIAEA FAMILY Monocots. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. TROPAEOLACEAE. Dicots Tropaeolum Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE. Dicots Barberry Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class TYPHACEAE. Cattail MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Note: Three of the Monocots. four species of Typha in California are all in the same marsh on the San Bruno Mountains. Tall perennial herbs from creeping rhizomes; leaves mostly basal; flowers very numerous, unisexual, crowded in a terminal spike, males above, females below, wind pollinated. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class TYPHACEAE. Cattail MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Note: Three of the Monocots. four species of Typha in California are all in the same marsh on the San Bruno Mountains. Tall perennial herbs from creeping rhizomes; leaves mostly basal; flowers very numerous, unisexual, crowded in a terminal spike, males above, females below, wind pollinated. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class TYPHACEAE. Cattail MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Family Note: Three of the Monocots. four species of Typha in California are all in the same marsh on the San Bruno Mountains. Tall perennial herbs from creeping rhizomes; leaves mostly basal; flowers very numerous, unisexual, crowded in a terminal spike, males above, females below, wind pollinated. Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAURACEAE. Laurel Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. URTICACEAE. Nettle Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. URTICACEAE. Nettle Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. URTICACEAE. Nettle Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ERICACEAE. Heather Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ERICACEAE. Heather Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ERICACEAE. Heather Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ERICACEAE. Heather Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ERICACEAE. Heather Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SCROPHULARIACEAE. Dicots Figwort Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. VERBENACEAE. Verbena Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE. Dicots Plantago Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE. Dicots Plantago Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE. Dicots Plantago Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE. Dicots Plantago Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE. Dicots Plantago Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE. Dicots Plantago Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE. Dicots Plantago Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae). Dicots Pea Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APOCYNACEAE. Dogbane Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. VIOLACEAE. Violet Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. VIOLACEAE. Violet Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. VIOLACEAE. Violet Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. VIOLACEAE. Violet Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. VIOLACEAE. Violet Family Dicots

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. VIOLACEAE. Violet Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. VIOLACEAE. Violet Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. VIOLACEAE. Violet Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. VIOLACEAE. Violet Family Dicots Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. VIOLACEAE. Violet Family Dicots Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns BLECHNACEAE DEER FERN FAMILY

Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns BLECHNACEAE DEER FERN FAMILY Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class POACEAE (Gramineae). MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Grass Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE Dicots (Compositae). Sunflower Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ). Dicots Carrot or Parsley Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class ZANNICHELLIACEAE. MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Horned Pondweed Family Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class ARACEAE. Arum Family MONOCOTYLEDONAE. Monocots.

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. GENTIANACEAE. Gentian Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. GENTIANACEAE. Gentian Dicots Family Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. GENTIANACEAE. Gentian Dicots Family

Division ANTHOPHYTA. Flowering Plants Class DICOTYLEDONAE. GENTIANACEAE. Gentian Dicots Family Catalogue of vascular Plants

Single taxon names Taxon with link to Introduced Authority for lists Jepson2 Yes Aira caryophyllea Aira caryophyllea Linnaeus.

Yes Acacia cyclops Acacia cyclops A. Cunningham ex G. Don. Yes Acacia dealbata Acacia dealbata Link.

Yes Acacia melanoxylon Acacia melanoxylon R. Brown.

Yes Acacia retinodes Acacia retinodes Schlechtendal. Acaena pinnatifida var Acaena pinnatifida var Bitter. californica californica

Acaena pinnatifida var californica

Acaena pinnatifida var californica Acaena pinnatifida var californica

Acaena pinnatifida var californica

Yes Acanthus mollis Acanthus mollis Linnaeus.

Yes Acer macrophyllum Acer macrophyllum Pursh. Achillea millefolium Achillea millefolium Jepson. Linnaeus Linnaeus

Achillea millefolium Linnaeus

Achillea millefolium Linnaeus

Achillea millefolium Linnaeus

Achillea millefolium Linnaeus

Achillea millefolium Linnaeus

Achillea millefolium Linnaeus

Achillea millefolium Linnaeus

Achillea millefolium Linnaeus Acmispon americanus var. Acmispon americanus var. Clements & Clements. americanus americanus

Acmispon glaber var. Acmispon glaber var. Ottley. glaber glaber

Acmispon glaber var. glaber Acmispon glaber var. glaber Acmispon glaber var. glaber Acmispon glaber var. glaber Acmispon parviflorus Acmispon parviflorus Bentham.

Acmispon parviflorus

Acmispon parviflorus

Acmispon parviflorus

Acmispon parviflorus

Adiantum jordani Adiantum jordani K. Mueller.

Adiantum jordani

Adiantum jordani

Adiantum jordani Aesculus californica Aesculus californica (Spach) Nuttall.

Aesculus californica (Spach)

Aesculus californica (Spach) Yes Agapanthus praecox Agapanthus praecox Willdenow. [A. orientalis Redouté. A. umbellatus Leighton].

Agoseris apargioides Agoseris apargioides Greene. (Lessing) (Lessing)

Agoseris apargioides (Lessing)

Agoseris apargioides (Lessing)

Agoseris grandiflora Agoseris grandiflora Greene. (Nuttall) (Nuttall)

Agoseris grandiflora (Nuttall)

Agoseris grandiflora (Nuttall) Agoseris grandiflora (Nuttall)

Yes Agrostis capillaris Agrostis capillaris Sibthorp.

Agrostis exarata Agrostis exarata Trinius. Agrostis hallii Agrostis hallii Vasey.

Agrostis hallii

Agrostis hallii

Agrostis hallii

Agrostis pallens Agrostis pallens Vasey. Agrostis pallens

Yes Agrostis stolonifera Agrostis stolonifera Farwell.

Yes Albizia lophantha Albizia lophantha Bentham. (A. distaclzya (Willdenow) (Willdenow) (Ventenat) J. F. Macbride].

Alisma triviale Alisma triviale Pursh. [A. plantago-aquatica of authors not Linnaeus. A.plantago-aquatica subsp. brevipes (Greene) Samuelsson]. Allium dichlamydeum Allium dichlamydeum Greene.

Allium dichlamydeum

Allium dichlamydeum

Allium dichlamydeum

Allium dichlamydeum

Yes Allium triquetrum Allium triquetrum Linnaeus. Allium unifolium Allium unifolium Kellogg.

Allium unifolium

Allium unifolium

Yes Amaryllis belladonna Amaryllis belladonna Linnaeus. Ambrosia psilostachya Ambrosia psilostachya deCandolle.

Amelanchier utahensis Amelanchier utahensis Greene. [A. alnifolia of authors, not Nuttall].

Amelanchier utahensis

Amelanchier utahensis

Amelanchier utahensis Amsinckia intermedia Amsinckia intermedia Fischer & Meyer.

Amsinckia intermedia

Amsinckia intermedia

Amsinckia intermedia

Amsinckia intermedia

Amsinckia intermedia

Amsinckia intermedia Yes Anagallis arvensis Anagallis arvensis Linnaeus.

Anaphalis margaritacea Anaphalis margaritacea Bentham ex C. B. Clarke. (Linnaeus) (Linnaeus)

Anaphalis margaritacea (Linnaeus)

Anaphalis margaritacea (Linnaeus)

Anaphalis margaritacea (Linnaeus)

Anaphalis margaritacea (Linnaeus) Anaphalis margaritacea (Linnaeus)

Anaphalis margaritacea (Linnaeus)

Anaphalis margaritacea (Linnaeus)

Angelica hendersonii Angelica hendersonii Coulter & Rose.

Angelica hendersonii

Angelica hendersonii

Yes Anthemis cotula Anthemis cotula Linnaeus. Yes Anthriscus caucalis Anthriscus caucalis Bieberstein.

Yes Antirrhinum majus Antirrhinum majus Linnaeus.

Aphanes occidentalis Aphanes occidentalis Nuttall. [Aphanes occidentalis (Nuttall)Rydberg].

Aphanes occidentalis

Aphanes occidentalis Apiastrum angustifolium Apiastrum angustifolium Nuttall.

Apiastrum angustifolium

Apocynum Apocynum Greene. androsaemifolium L. androsaemifolium L.

Aquilegia formosa Aquilegia formosa Baker.

Arabis blepharophylla Arabis blepharophylla Hooker & Arnott. Arbutus menziesii Arbutus menziesii Pursh.

Arbutus menziesii

Arctostaphylos glandulosa Arctostaphylos glandulosa Eastwood.

Arctostaphylos Imbricata Arctostaphylos Imbricata Eastwood subsp. imbricata.

Arctostaphylos Imbricata Arctostaphylos Imbricata

Arctostaphylos Imbricata

Arctostaphylos Imbricata

Arctostaphylos pacifica Arctostaphylos pacifica Roof. (A. uva-ursi (Linnaeus) Sprengel var. saxicola Roof]. Arctostaphylos uva-ursi Arctostaphylos uva-ursi Sprengel forma coactilis (Linnaeus) (Linnaeus) Fernald & J. F. Macbride. Arctostaphylos uva-ursi Sprengel forma leobreweri (Linnaeus) Roof.

Arctostaphylos uva-ursi Sprengel forma suborbiculata (Linnaeus) (Yt/. Knight) P. V. Wells. Arctostaphylos. montaraensis Arctostaphylos. montaraensis P. V. Wells. (J. Roof) (J. Roof)

Yes Arctotheca calendula Arctotheca calendula Levyns. (Linnaeus) (Linnaeus)

Aristolochia californica Aristolochia californica Torrey.

Aristolochia californica

Aristolochia californica

Aristolochia californica

Aristolochia californica

Armeria maritima (Miller) Armeria maritima (Miller) Porsild. [A. maritima var. Willdenow subsp. californica Willdenow subsp. californica californica (Boissier) G. (Boissier) (Boissier) Lawrence]. Armeria maritima (Miller) Willdenow subsp. californica (Boissier) Artemisia californica Artemisia californica Lessing.

Artemisia californica

Artemisia californica

Artemisia californica

Artemisia californica

Artemisia californica Artemisia californica

Artemisia douglasiana Artemisia douglasiana Besser.

Artemisia douglasiana

Artemisia douglasiana

Artemisia douglasiana

Artemisia douglasiana

Artemisia pycnocephala · Artemisia pycnocephala · deCandolle. (Lessing) (Lessing) Yes Aster exills Aster exills Elliott.

Astragalus nuttallii (Torrey & Astragalus nuttallii (Torrey & J. T. Howell var. virgatus Gray) Gray) (Gray) Barneby.

Astragalus nuttallii (Torrey & Gray) Astragalus nuttallii (Torrey & Gray) Astragalus nuttallii (Torrey & Gray) Athyrium filix-femina (L.) Athyrium filix-femina (L.) Roth. Roth var. cyclosorum Rupr. Roth var. cyclosorum Rupr.

Athyrium filix-femina (L.) Roth var. cyclosorum Rupr. Athyrium filix-femina (L.) Roth var. cyclosorum Rupr.

Yes Atriplex semibaccata Atriplex semibaccata R: Brown.

Yes Atrlplex prostata Atrlplex prostata Gray. (A. hastata Linnaeus).

Yes Avena barbata Avena barbata Brotero. Yes Avena ratua Avena ratua Linnaeus.

Baccharis pllularis Baccharis pilularis deCandolle.

Baccharis pilularis var. pilularis,

Baccharis pilularis var Kuntze, consanguinea (deCandolle)

Baccharis pilularis var Kuntze, consanguinea (deCandolle)

Baccharis pilularis var Kuntze, consanguinea (deCandolle) Baccharis pilularis var Kuntze, consanguinea (deCandolle)

Baccharis pilularis var. pilularis,

Baccharis salicifolia (Ruiz & Baccharis salicifolia (Ruiz & Persoon. [B. glutinosa Pavón) Pavón) Persoon. B. douglasii deCandolle. B. viminea deCandolle].

Baccharis salicifolia (Ruiz & Pavón)

Barbarea orthoceras Barbarea orthoceras Ledebour. [B. americana Rydberg]. Barbarea orthoceras

Barbarea orthoceras

Barbarea orthoceras

Barbarea orthoceras

Barbarea orthoceras

Barbarea orthoceras

Yes Bellardia trixago (Linnaeus) Bellardia trixago (Linnaeus) Allioni.

Yes Bellis perennis Bellis perennis Linnaeus. Berberis pinnata subsp Berberis pinnata subsp Fedde. [Berberis pinnata pinnata pinnata Lagasca].

Berberis pinnata subsp pinnata Berberis pinnata subsp pinnata Berberis pinnata subsp pinnata Berberis pinnata subsp pinnata Berberis pinnata subsp pinnata Berberis pinnata subsp pinnata Berberis pinnata subsp pinnata Berula erecta (Hudson) Berula erecta (Hudson) Coville. Blennosperma nanum Blennosperma nanum Blake. (Hooker) (Hooker)

Bolboschoenus maritimus Bolboschoenus maritimus Linnaeus. [S. paludosus A. subsp. paludosus subsp. paludosus Nelson].

Bowlesia incana Bowlesia incana Ruiz & Pavón.

Bowlesia incana Yes Brachypodium distachyon Brachypodium distachyon P. Beauvais. (Linnaeus) (Linnaeus)

Yes Brassica fruticulosa Brassica fruticulosa Cyrillo.

Yes Brassica rapa Linnaeus Brassica rapa Linnaeus Janchen. [B.campestris subsp. sylvestris (Linnaeus) subsp. sylvestris (Linnaeus) Linnaeus]. Yes Briza minor Briza minor Linnaeus.

Yes Brlza maxima Brlza maxima Linnaeus.

Brodiaea terrestris Brodiaea terrestris Kellogg. [B. coronaria (Salisbury) Engler var. macropoda (Torrey) Hoover].

Brodiaea terrestris Bromus carinatus var Bromus carinatus var Hooker & Arnott. carinatus carinatus

Bromus carinatus var carinatus

Bromus carinatus var carinatus

Bromus carinatus var carinatus

Bromus carinatus var carinatus

Bromus carinatus var carinatus Bromus carinatus var Bromus carinatus var Nees ex Steudel. marginatus marginatus

Bromus carinatus var marginatus

Bromus carinatus var marginatus

Bromus carinatus var marginatus Yes Bromus catharticus var Bromus catharticus var Vahl. [B. willdenowii Kunth]. catharticus catharticus

Yes Bromus diandrus Bromus diandrus Roth. Yes Bromus hordeaceus Bromus hordeaceus Linnaeus. [B. mollis Linnaeus].

Yes Bromus madritensis var. Bromus madritensis var. Linnaeus. rubens rubens

Calamagrostis nutkaensis Calamagrostis nutkaensis Steudel. (Prest) (Prest) Calamagrostis nutkaensis (Prest)

Calamagrostis nutkaensis (Prest)

Calamagrostis nutkaensis (Prest)

Calamagrostis nutkaensis (Prest)

Calandrinia ciliata (Ruiz & Calandrinia ciliata (Ruiz & deCandolle. Pavón) Pavón)

Calandrinia ciliata (Ruiz & Pavón) Calandrinia ciliata (Ruiz & Pavón) Calandrinia ciliata (Ruiz & Pavón) Calandrinia ciliata (Ruiz & Pavón) Calandrinia ciliata (Ruiz & Pavón) Callitriche marginata Callitriche marginata Torrey.

Calystegia occidentalis Calystegia occidentalis Brummitt. (Convolvulus (Gray) (Gray) occidentalis Gray].

Calystegia occidentalis (Gray) Calystegia occidentalis (Gray) Calystegia occidentalis (Gray) Calystegia occidentalis (Gray) Calystegia occidentalis (Gray) Calystegia subacaulis Calystegia subacaulis Hooker & Arnott. [Convolvulus subacaulis · (Hooker & Arnott) Greene].

Calystegia subacaulis

Calystegia subacaulis

Calystegia subacaulis

Calystegia subacaulis Camissonia strigulosa Camissonia strigulosa Raven. [Oenothera (Fischer & Meyer) (Fischer & Meyer) strigulosa (Fischer & Meyer) Torrey & Gray. 0. contorta Hooker var. strigulosa (Fischer & Meyer) Munz. Included in 1968 Flora as C. dentata (Cavanilles) Reiche, a related South American species].

Camissonia strigulosa (Fischer & Meyer) Camissoniopsis micrantha Camissoniopsis micrantha Raven. [Oenothera (Bornemann ex Sprengel) (Bornemann ex Sprengel) micrantha Hornemann ex Sprengel].

Camissoniopsis micrantha (Bornemann ex Sprengel) Yes Capsella bursa-pastoris Capsella bursa-pastoris Medicos. (Linnaeus) (Linnaeus)

Cardamine californica Cardamine californica Greene. [Dentaria (Nuttall) (Nuttall) californica Nuttall. Dentaria integrifolia Nuttall var. californica (Nuttall) Jepson].

Cardamine californica (Nuttall) Cardamine californica (Nuttall) Cardamine californica (Nuttall) Cardamine californica (Nuttall) Cardamine californica (Nuttall)

Cardamine californica (Nuttall) Cardamine oligosperma Cardamine oligosperma Nuttall.

Cardamine oligosperma Nuttall.

Cardamine oligosperma Nuttall. Cardamine oligosperma Nuttall.

Cardamine oligosperma Nuttall.

Cardionema ramosissimum Cardionema ramosissimum A. Nelson & J. F. Macbride. (Weinmann) (Weinmann)

Cardionema ramosissimum (Weinmann) Cardionema ramosissimum (Weinmann) Cardionema ramosissimum (Weinmann) Yes Carduus pycnocephalus Carduus pycnocephalus Linnaeus.

Carex barbarae Carex barbarae Dewey.

Carex barbarae Carex barbarae

Carex brevicaulis Carex brevicaulis Mackenzie.

Carex brevicaulis

Carex brevicaulis

Carex densa (L. H. Bailey) Carex densa (L. H. Bailey) L. H. Bailey. Carex densa (L. H. Bailey)

Carex harfordii Carex harfordii Mackenzie.

Carex harfordii

Carex harfordii Carex obnupta Carex obnupta L. H. Bailey.

Carex obnupta

Carex obnupta Carex subbracteata Carex subbracteata Mackenzie.

Carex subbracteata

Carex subbracteata

Carex subbracteata Carex tumulicola Carex tumulicola Mackenzie.

Carex tumulicola

Carex tumulicola

Yes Carpobrotus edulis Carpobrotus edulis L. Bolus. . (Linnaeus) (Linnaeus)

Castilleja affinis subsp. Castilleja affinis subsp. Hooker & Arnott. affinis affinis Castilleja affinis subsp. affinis

Castilleja affinis subsp. affinis

Castilleja densiflora Castilleja densiflora Bentham. subsp. densiflora subsp. densiflora Castilleja densiflora subsp. densiflora

Castilleja densiflora subsp. densiflora

Castilleja densiflora subsp. densiflora

Castilleja densiflora subsp. densiflora Castilleja densiflora subsp. densiflora

Castilleja densiflora subsp. densiflora

Castilleja densiflora subsp. densiflora

Castilleja densiflora subsp. densiflora Castilleja exserta subsp. Castilleja exserta subsp. T. I. Chuang & Heckard latifolia latifolia

Castilleja exserta subsp. latifolia

Castilleja exserta subsp. latifolia

Castilleja exserta subsp. latifolia

Castilleja exserta subsp. latifolia Castilleja exserta subsp. latifolia

Castilleja exserta subsp. latifolia

Castilleja subinclusa subsp. Castilleja subinclusa subsp. Pennell. franciscana franciscana

Castilleja subinclusa subsp. franciscana Castilleja subinclusa subsp. franciscana

Castilleja subinclusa subsp. franciscana

Castilleja wightii Castilleja wightii

Castilleja wightii

Castilleja wightii

Castilleja wightii

Castilleja wightii Castilleja wightii

Castilleja wightii

Castilleja wightii

Castilleja wightii

Yes Casuarina cunninghamiana Casuarina cunninghamiana Miquel. Caulanthus lasiophyllus Caulanthus lasiophyllus Payson. [Thelypodium lasiophyllum (Hooker & Arnott) Greene var. inalienum B. L. Robinson].

Caulanthus lasiophyllus

Caulanthus lasiophyllus

Caulanthus lasiophyllus

Ceanothus thyrsiftorus var Ceanothus thyrsiftorus var Eschscholtz. thyrsiflorus thyrsiflorus

Ceanothus thyrsiftorus var thyrsiflorus

Ceanothus thyrsiftorus var thyrsiflorus Yes Centaurea calcitrapa Centaurea calcitrapa Linnaeus.

Yes Centaurea melitensis Centaurea melitensis Linnaeus.

Yes Centranthus ruber (Linnaeus) Centranthus ruber (Linnaeus) deCandolle. Centromadia pungens Centromadia pungens Keck. subsp. pungens subsp. pungens

Yes Cerastium fontanum Baumg. Cerastium fontanum Baumg. Fries. (C. vulgatum subsp. vulgare subsp. vulgare Linnaeus].

Yes Cerastium glomeratum Cerastium glomeratum Thuillier. (C. viscosum Linnaeus].

Cerastium viride Linnaeus. Cerastium viride Linnaeus. Meadow

Cerastium viride Linnaeus. Yes Chamomllla suaveolens Chamomllla suaveolens Rydberg. [Matricaria (Pursh) (Pursh) matricarioides (Lessing) Porter].

Yes Chasmanthe floribunda Chasmanthe floribunda N. E. Brown. (Long (Salisbury) (Salisbury) mistakenly known as C. aethiopica (Linnaeus) N. E. Brown].

Chenopodium californicum Chenopodium californicum S. Watson. (S. Watson) (S. Watson)

Chenopodium californicum (S. Watson) Chenopodium californicum (S. Watson) Yes Chenopodium murale Chenopodium murale Linnaeus.

Chlorogalum pomeridianum Chlorogalum pomeridianum Kunth. var. pomeridianum var. pomeridianum (deCandolle) (deCandolle) Chlorogalum pomeridianum var. pomeridianum (deCandolle)

Chlorogalum pomeridianum var. pomeridianum (deCandolle)

Chorizanthe cuspidata var. Chorizanthe cuspidata var. S. Watson. cuspidata cuspidata Yes Chrysanthemum coronarium Chrysanthemum coronarium Linnaeus.

Cicendia quadrangularis Cicendia quadrangularis Grisebach. [Microcala (Lamarck) (Lamarck) quadrangularis (Lamarck) Grisebach].

Yes Cichorium intybus Cichorium intybus Linnaeus.

Cirsium brevistylum Cirsium brevistylum Cronquist. Cirsium brevistylum

Cirsium brevistylum

Cirsium quercetorum (Gray) Cirsium quercetorum (Gray) Jepson.

Cirsium quercetorum (Gray)

Cirsium quercetorum (Gray)

Cirsium quercetorum (Gray) Cirsium quercetorum (Gray)

Yes Cirsium vulgare (Savi) Cirsium vulgare (Savi) Tenore.

Yes Cistus incanus Cistus incanus Linnaeus. [C. villosus Linnaeus. C. incanus of authors, not Linnaeus].

Clarkia davyi (Jepson) Clarkia davyi (Jepson) F. Lewis & M. Lewis. Clarkia davyi (Jepson)

Clarkia purpurea (Curtis) Clarkia purpurea (Curtis) A. Nelson & J. F. Macbride. (Oenotherapurpurea Curtis].

Clarkia rubicunda (Lindley) Clarkia rubicunda (Lindley) F. Lewis & M. Lewis. [Godetia rubicunda Lindley].

Clarkia rubicunda (Lindley)

Clarkia rubicunda (Lindley)

Clarkia rubicunda (Lindley)

Clarkia rubicunda (Lindley)

Clarkia rubicunda (Lindley)

Claytonia perfoliata subsp. Claytonia perfoliata subsp. Donn ex Willdenow. [Montia perfoliata perfoliata perfoliata (Donn ex Willdenow) T. J. Howell]. Claytonia perfoliata subsp. perfoliata

Claytonia perfoliata subsp. perfoliata

Claytonia perfoliata subsp. perfoliata

Claytonia perfoliata subsp. perfoliata

Claytonia perfoliata subsp. perfoliata

Clinopodium douglasii Clinopodium douglasii Briquet. [Micromeria (Bentham) (Bentham) douglasii Bentham].

Clinopodium douglasii (Bentham) Clinopodium douglasii (Bentham) Clinopodium douglasii (Bentham)

Clinopodium douglasii (Bentham) Collinsia heterophylla var Collinsia heterophylla var Buist ex Graham. heterophylla heterophylla

Collinsia multicolor Collinsia multicolor Bioletti.

Collinsia multicolor

Collinsia multicolor

Collinsia multicolor

Collinsia multicolor

Collinsia multicolor Collinsia sparsiflora var. Collinsia sparsiflora var. Newsom. collina collina

Collinsia sparsiflora var. collina

Collinsia sparsiflora var. collina

Yes Conium maculatum Conium maculatum Linnaeus.

Yes Convolvulus arvensis Convolvulus arvensis Linnaeus. Yes Conyza bilbaoana Conyza bilbaoana Remy.

Yes Conyza bonariensls Conyza bonariensls Cronquist. (Linnaeus) (Linnaeus)

Yes Coprosma repens Coprosma repens A. Richard. [C. baueri T. Kirk not Endlicher]. Corallorhiza maculata Corallorhiza maculata Rafinesque.

Cornus sericea subsp sericea Cornus sericea subsp sericea C. A. Meyer.

Yes Cortaderia jubata (Lemaire) Cortaderia jubata (Lemaire) Hooker f. Has been known erroneously as C. atacamensis (Philippi) Pilger and C. quila (Nees) Stapf. Corylus cornuta subsp. Corylus cornuta subsp. Sharp. [C. californica (A. californica (A. deCandolle) californica (A. deCandolle) deCandolle) Rose].

Corylus cornuta subsp. californica (A. deCandolle) Corylus cornuta subsp. californica (A. deCandolle) Corylus cornuta subsp. californica (A. deCandolle) Yes Cotoneaster lacteus Cotoneaster lacteus W. W. Smith. [C. parneyi Hoyt].

Yes Cotoneaster pannosus Cotoneaster pannosus Franchet.

Yes Cotula australis (Sieber ex Cotula australis (Sieber ex J.D. Hooker. Sprengel) Sprengel) Yes Cotula coronopifolia Cotula coronopifolia Linnaeus.

Crassula connata (Ruiz & Crassula connata (Ruiz & Berger. [Tillaea erecta Pavón) Pavón) Hooker & Arnott].

Crassula connata (Ruiz & Pavón) Yes Crassula multicava subsp. Crassula multicava subsp. Lemaire. multicava multicava

Yes Crataegus monogyna Crataegus monogyna Jacquin. Yes Crepis capillaris (Linnaeus) Crepis capillaris (Linnaeus) Wallroth.

Yes Crocosmia X crocosmiiflora Crocosmia X crocosmiiflora N. E.Brown. [Montbretia (V. Lemoine ex Burbidge & (V. Lemoine ex Burbidge & crocosmiiflora V. Lemoine Dean) Dean) ex E. Morren. Tritonia crocosmiiflora (V. Lemoine ex E. Morren) Nicholson].

Croton californicus Croton californicus Mueller-Argoviensis. Croton setiger (Hooker) Croton setiger (Hooker) Bentham.

Cryptantha clevelandii var. Cryptantha clevelandii var. I. M. Johnston. [C. florosa florosa hispidissima Greene].

Cryptantha clevelandii var. florosa Cryptantha micromeres Cryptantha micromeres Greene. (Gray) (Gray)

Cryptantha micromeres (Gray) Cryptantha micromeres (Gray) Cryptantha micromeres (Gray) Yes Cynodon dactylon Cynodon dactylon Persoon. (Linnaeus) (Linnaeus)

Cynoglossum grande Cynoglossum grande Douglas ex Lehmann.

Cynoglossum grande

Cynoglossum grande

Cynoglossum grande

Cynoglossum grande Yes Cynosurus echinatus Cynosurus echinatus Linnaeus.

Cyperus eragrostis Cyperus eragrostis Lamarck.

Cyperus eragrostis

Cyperus eragrostis Cyperus eragrostis

Cyperus eragrostis

Cyperus eragrostis

Cyperus eragrostis

Yes Cytisus scoparius (Linnaeus) Cytisus scoparius (Linnaeus) Link.

Yes Cytisus striatus (Hill) Cytisus striatus (Hill) Rothmaler. Yes Dactylis glomerata Dactylis glomerata Linnaeus.

Danthonia californica Danthonia californica Bolander.

Danthonia californica Danthonia californica

Danthonia californica

Danthonia californica

Danthonia californica

Danthonia californica

Daucus pusillus Daucus pusillus Michaux.

Daucus pusillus

Daucus pusillus

Daucus pusillus Deinandra corymbosa Deinandra corymbosa Torrey & Gray.

Deinandra corymbosa

Deinandra corymbosa

Yes Delairea odorata Delairea odorata Otto ex Harvey.

Delphinium californicum Delphinium californicum Torrey & Gray. var californicum var californicum Delphinium californicum var californicum

Delphinium californicum var californicum

Delphinium decorum var Delphinium decorum var Fischer & Meyer. decorum decorum

Delphinium decorum var decorum Delphinium decorum var decorum

Delphinium decorum var decorum

Delphinium decorum var decorum

Deschampsia caespitosa Deschampsia caespitosa W. E. Lawrence. subsp. holciformis (Prest) subsp. holciformis (Prest)

Deschampsia caespitosa subsp. holciformis (Prest) Deschampsia caespitosa subsp. holciformis (Prest)

Dicentra formosa (Haworth) Dicentra formosa (Haworth) Walpers.

Dicentra formosa (Haworth)

Dichelostemma capitatum Dichelostemma capitatum Heller. [Brodiaea pulchella subsp. capitatum (Salisbury) subsp. capitatum (Salisbury) (Salisbury) Greene. B. capitata Bentham].

Dichelostemma capitatum subsp. capitatum (Salisbury)

Dichelostemma capitatum subsp. capitatum (Salisbury)

Dichelostemma capitatum subsp. capitatum (Salisbury) Dichelostemma capitatum subsp. capitatum (Salisbury)

Dichondra donelliana Dichondra donelliana Tharp & M. C. Johnston.

Yes Digitalis purpurea Digitalis purpurea Linnaeus. Yes Dimorphotheca ecklonis ( Dimorphotheca ecklonis ( Nor Iindh. [Dimorphotheca deCandolle) deCandolle) ecklonis deCandolle].

Yes Dipsacus sativus (Linnaeus) Dipsacus sativus (Linnaeus) Honckeny. [D. fullonum of authors, not Linnaeus]. Distichlis spicata (Linnaeus) Distichlis spicata (Linnaeus) Greene.

Dodecatheon hendersonii Dodecatheon hendersonii H. J. Thompson.

Dodecatheon hendersonii

Dodecatheon hendersonii

Dodecatheon hendersonii Dodecatheon hendersonii

Dodecatheon hendersonii

Drymocallis glandulosa var. Drymocallis glandulosa var. Lindley. wrangelliana wrangelliana

Drymocallis glandulosa var. wrangelliana Drymocallis glandulosa var. wrangelliana Drymocallis glandulosa var. wrangelliana Drymocallis glandulosa var. wrangelliana Drymocallis glandulosa var. wrangelliana Dryopteris arguta Dryopteris arguta Watt. (Kaulfuss) (Kaulfuss)

Dryopteris arguta (Kaulfuss) Dryopteris arguta (Kaulfuss) Dudleya farinosa (Lindley) Dudleya farinosa (Lindley) Britton & Rose.

Yes Dysphania multifida Dysphania multifida Linnaeus. [Roubieva multifida (Linnaeus) Moquin]. Yes Echium pininana Echium pininana Webb & Berthelot.

Eleocharis palustris Eleocharis palustris Roemer & Schultes. [E. (Linnaeus) (Linnaeus) macrostachya Britton ex Small].

Eleocharis palustris (Linnaeus)

Eleocharis palustris (Linnaeus) Elymus condensatus Elymus condensatus Presl.

Yes Elymus elongatus (Host) Elymus elongatus (Host) Runemark. [Agropyron elongatum, (Host) P. Beauvois].

Elymus glaucus subsp Elymus glaucus subsp Buckley. glaucus glaucus

Elymus glaucus subsp glaucus Elymus glaucus subsp glaucus

Elymus glaucus subsp glaucus

Elymus multisetus Elymus multisetus J. G. Smith. Yes Elymus repens (Linnaeus) Elymus repens (Linnaeus) Gould. (Agropyron repens (Linnaeus) P. Beauvois].

Elymus triticoides (Buckley) Elymus triticoides (Buckley) Pilger. [Elymus triticoides Buckley].

Elymus triticoides (Buckley)

Elymus triticoides (Buckley) Epilobium brachycarpum Epilobium brachycarpum Presl. [E. paniculatum Nuttall ex Torrey & Gray].

Epilobium brachycarpum

Epilobium brachycarpum

Epilobium brachycarpum

Epilobium brachycarpum

Epilobium brachycarpum

Epilobium brachycarpum Epilobium canum (Greene) Epilobium canum (Greene) Raven.[Zauschneria Raven subsp. angustifollum Raven subsp. angustifollum californica Presl]. (Keck) (Keck)

Epilobium canum (Greene) Raven subsp. angustifollum (Keck)

Epiloblum ciliatum subsp. Epiloblum ciliatum subsp. Hoch & Raven. [E. watsonii (Barbey) watsonii (Barbey) franciscanum Barbey. E. watsonii Barbey].

Epiloblum ciliatum subsp. watsonii (Barbey) Epiloblum ciliatum subsp. watsonii (Barbey) Epiloblum ciliatum subsp. watsonii (Barbey) Epiloblum ciliatum subsp. watsonii (Barbey) Epiloblum ciliatum subsp. watsonii (Barbey) Epiloblum ciliatum subsp. watsonii (Barbey) Epiloblum ciliatum subsp. watsonii (Barbey) Epiloblum ciliatum subsp. watsonii (Barbey) Epiloblum ciliatum subsp. watsonii (Barbey) Epiloblum ciliatum subsp. watsonii (Barbey) Epllobium clliatum subsp. Epllobium clliatum subsp. Rafinesque [E. adenocaulon clliatum. clliatum. Haussknecht].

Epllobium clliatum subsp. clliatum. Epllobium clliatum subsp. clliatum. Yes Equisetum arvense Equisetum arvense Linnaeus.

Equisetum arvense Equisetum arvense

Equisetum telmateia J. Equisetum telmateia J. Hauke. F. Ehrhart subsp. F. Ehrhart subsp. braunii (Milde) braunii (Milde)

Equisetum telmateia J. F. Ehrhart subsp. braunii (Milde) Equisetum telmateia J. F. Ehrhart subsp. braunii (Milde) Equisetum telmateia J. F. Ehrhart subsp. braunii (Milde) Equisetum telmateia J. F. Ehrhart subsp. braunii (Milde) Equisetum telmateia J. F. Ehrhart subsp. braunii (Milde) Yes Erechtites arguta (A. Erechtites arguta (A. deCandolle. [Senecio argutus Richard) Richard) A. Richard].

Yes Erechtites minima (Poiret) Erechtites minima (Poiret) deCandolle. [E. prenanthoides J.D. Hooker. Senecio minimus Poiret]. Ericamerica ericoides Ericamerica ericoides Hooker & Arnott.

Erigeron canadensis Erigeron canadensis Cronquist. (Linnaeus) (Linnaeus)

Erigeron foliosus Erigeron foliosus Nuttall. Erigeron glaucus Erigeron glaucus Ker Gawler.

Erigeron glaucus

Erigeron glaucus

Erigeron glaucus

Erigeron glaucus

Erigeron philadelphicus var. Erigeron philadelphicus var. Linnaeus. philadelphicus philadelphicus Erigeron philadelphicus var. philadelphicus

Erigeron philadelphicus var. philadelphicus

Eriodictyon californicum Eriodictyon californicum Torrey. (Hooker & Arnott) (Hooker & Arnott)

Eriodictyon californicum (Hooker & Arnott) Eriodictyon californicum (Hooker & Arnott) Eriodictyon californicum (Hooker & Arnott) Eriodictyon californicum (Hooker & Arnott) Yes Eriogonum arborescens Eriogonum arborescens Greene.

Eriogonum latlfolium Eriogonum latlfolium Smith.

Eriogonum latlfolium

Eriogonum latlfolium

Eriogonum latlfolium

Eriogonum latlfolium

Eriogonum latlfolium

Eriogonum latlfolium Eriogonum latlfolium

Eriogonum luteolum var. Eriogonum luteolum var. Greene. luteolum luteolum

Eriogonum nudum var Eriogonum nudum var Douglas ex Bentham. nudum nudum

Eriogonum nudum var nudum

Eriophyllum confertiflorum Eriophyllum confertiflorum Gray. (deCandolle) (deCandolle) Eriophyllum confertiflorum (deCandolle)

Eriophyllum confertiflorum (deCandolle)

Eriophyllum confertiflorum (deCandolle)

Eriophyllum confertiflorum (deCandolle)

Eriophyllum staechadifolium Eriophyllum staechadifolium Lagasca.

Eriophyllum staechadifolium

Eriophyllum staechadifolium

Eriophyllum staechadifolium Eriophyllum staechadifolium

Yes Erodium botrys (Cavanilles) Erodium botrys (Cavanilles) Bertoloni.

Yes Erodium brachycarpum Erodium brachycarpum Thellung. [E. obtusiplicatum (Godron) (Godron) (Maire,Weiler & Wilczek) J. T. Howell].

Yes Erodium cicutarium Erodium cicutarium L'Héritier. (Linnaeus) (Linnaeus) Yes Erodium moschatum Erodium moschatum L'Héritier. (Linnaeus) (Linnaeus)

Erysimum franciscanum Erysimum franciscanum G. Rossbach.

Erysimum franciscanum

Erysimum franciscanum

Erysimum franciscanum

Erysimum franciscanum

Erysimum franciscanum Yes Escallonia rubra (Ruiz & Escallonia rubra (Ruiz & Persoon var. macrantha Pavón) Pavón) (Hooker &Arnott) Reiche.

Eschscholzia californica Eschscholzia californica Chamisso.

Eschscholzia californica

Eschscholzia californica

Eschscholzia californica Yes Eucalyptus camaldulensis Eucalyptus camaldulensis Dehnhardt. (E. rostrata Schlechtendal).

Yes Eucalyptus globulus Eucalyptus globulus Labillardière. Yes Eucalyptus lehmannii Eucalyptus lehmannii Bentham. (Schauer) (Schauer)

Yes Eucalyptus polyanthemos Eucalyptus polyanthemos Schauer. Yes Eucalyptus pulverulenta Eucalyptus pulverulenta Sims.

Yes Eucalyptus sideroxylon Eucalyptus sideroxylon A. Cunningham ex Woolls. (E. sideraxylon var.rosea Ingham].

Yes Eucalyptus viminalis Eucalyptus viminalis Labillardiere. Euphorbia crenulata Euphorbia crenulata Engelmann.

Euphorbia crenulata

Euphorbia crenulata

Euphorbia crenulata

Yes Euphorbia lathyris Euphorbia lathyris Linnaeus. (Sometimes incorrectly spelled E. lathyrus.)

Yes Euphorbia peplus Euphorbia peplus Linnaeus. Eurybia radulinus Eurybia radulinus Gray.

Eurybia radulinus

Euthamla occidentalis Euthamla occidentalis Nuttall .. [Solidago occidentalis (Nuttall) Torrey & Gray]. Yes Festuca arundinacea Festuca arundinacea Schreber.

Yes Festuca bromoides Festuca bromoides S. F. Gray. [Festuca (Linnaeus) (Linnaeus) devonensis (AIIioni) Ascherson & Graebner]. Festuca californica Festuca californica Vasey.

Festuca californica

Festuca californica

Festuca californica

Festuca californica

Festuca californica Festuca idahoensis Festuca idahoensis Elmer.

Festuca idahoensis

Festuca idahoensis

Festuca idahoensis

Festuca idahoensis

Festuca idahoensis Yes Festuca myuros (Linnaeus) Festuca myuros (Linnaeus) K. C. Gmelin. [Festuca megalura Nuttall. Vulpia megalura (Nuttall) Rydberg].

Yes Festuca perennis Festuca perennis Lamarck.

Yes Festuca perennis Festuca perennis Linnaeus. Festuca rubra Festuca rubra Linnaeus.

Festuca rubra

Festuca rubra

Festuca rubra

Yes Ficus carica Ficus carica Linnaeus. Yes Foeniculum vulgare Foeniculum vulgare Miller.

Fragaria chiloensis Fragaria chiloensis Duchesne. (Linnaeus) (Linnaeus)

Fragaria chiloensis (Linnaeus) Fragaria chiloensis (Linnaeus) Fragaria vesca Linnaeus Fragaria vesca Linnaeus Staudt. [F. californica Chamisso & Schlechtendal). Fragaria vesca Linnaeus

Fragaria vesca Linnaeus

Fragaria vesca Linnaeus

Fragaria vesca Linnaeus Fragaria vesca Linnaeus

Fragaria vesca Linnaeus

Fragaria vesca Linnaeus

Frangula californica subsp. Frangula californica subsp. A. Gray californica (Eschscholtz) californica (Eschscholtz) Frangula californica subsp. californica (Eschscholtz)

Frangula californica subsp. californica (Eschscholtz)

Frangula californica subsp. californica (Eschscholtz)

Frangula californica subsp. californica (Eschscholtz)

Frangula californica subsp. californica (Eschscholtz)

Frangula californica subsp. californica (Eschscholtz) Frangula californica subsp. californica (Eschscholtz)

Yes Freesia corymbosa (Jacquin) Freesia corymbosa (Jacquin) Ecklon ex Klatt.

Fritillaria affinis (Schultes) Fritillaria affinis (Schultes) Sealy. [F. lanceolata Pursh].

Fritillaria affinis (Schultes)

Fritillaria affinis (Schultes) Yes Fumaria capreolata Fumaria capreolata Linnaeus.

Yes Gaillardia X grandiflora Gaillardia X grandiflora Van Houtte. Galium aparine Galium aparine Linnaeus.

Galium aparine

Galium aparine

Galium aparine

Galium aparine

Galium aparine

Galium aparine Galium aparine

Galium aparine

Galium aparine

Galium aparine

Galium californicum subsp. Galium californicum subsp. Hooker & Arnott. californicum californicum

Galium californicum subsp. californicum

Galium californicum subsp. californicum Galium porrigens var Galium porrigens var Dempster. [G. nuttallii porrigens porrigens Gray].

Galium porrigens var porrigens

Galium porrigens var porrigens

Galium porrigens var porrigens

Galium porrigens var porrigens Gamochaeta ustulata Gamochaeta ustulata Holub.

Gamochaeta ustulata

Gamochaeta ustulata

Garrya elllptica Garrya elllptica Douglas.

Garrya elllptica

Garrya elllptica

Garrya elllptica

Garrya elllptica Garrya elllptica

Yes Gastridium phleoides Gastridium phleoides Schinz & Thellung. (Gouan) (Gouan)

Gaultheria shallon Gaultheria shallon Pursh. Yes Gazania linearis (Thunberg) Gazania linearis (Thunberg) Druce. [G. longiscapa deCandolle].

Yes Genista monspessulana Genista monspessulana L.A. S. Johnson. (Cytisus (Linnaeus) (Linnaeus) monspessulanus Linnaeus]. Geranium carolinianum Geranium carolinianum Linnaeus.

Yes Geranium core-core Geranium core-core L'Heritier ex deCandolle.

Yes Geranium dissectum Geranium dissectum Linnaeus. Yes Geranium molle Geranium molle Linnaeus.

Gilia achilleifolia Gilia achilleifolia Bentham.

Gilla clivorum (Jepson) Gilla clivorum (Jepson) V. Grant. [G. multicaulis Bentham var.clivorum Jepson].

Gilla clivorum (Jepson)

Gilla clivorum (Jepson) Gilla clivorum (Jepson)

Gilla clivorum (Jepson)

Yes Gladiolus tristis Gladiolus tristis Linnaeus.

Gnaphalium palustre Gnaphalium palustre Nuttall. Grindelia camporum Grindelia camporum Greene.

Grindelia hirsutula Grindelia hirsutula Hooker & Arnott.

Grindelia hirsutula

Grindelia hirsutula

Grindelia hirsutula Yes Hakea salicifolla (Ventenat) Hakea salicifolla (Ventenat) B. L. Burtt. [H. saligna J. Knight].

Yes Hedera helix Hedera helix Linnaeus.

Helenium puberulum Helenium puberulum deCandolle.

Helenium puberulum

Helenium puberulum Helenium puberulum

Helenium puberulum

Helianthella castanea Helianthella castanea Greene. Yes Helipterum roseum (Hooker) Helipterum roseum (Hooker) Bentham.

Yes Helminthotheca echioides Helminthotheca echioides Linnaeus.

Heracleum maximum Heracleum maximum Michaux.

Heracleum maximum

Heracleum maximum

Heracleum maximum Heracleum maximum

Hesperocnide tenella Hesperocnide tenella Torrey.

Yes Hesperocyparis Hesperocyparis Hartweg. macrocarpa macrocarpa

yes Hesperocyparis Hesperocyparis Little. stephensonii stephensonii Hesperomecon linearis Hesperomecon linearis A. Nelson & J. F. Macbride. (Bentham) See note. (Bentham)

Heteromeles arbutifolia Heteromeles arbutifolia M. J. Roemer. [Photinia (Aiton) (Aiton) arbutifolia (Aiton) Lindley].

Heteromeles arbutifolia (Aiton) Heteromeles arbutifolia (Aiton) Heteromeles arbutifolia (Aiton) Yes Heterotheca grandiflora Heterotheca grandiflora Nuttall. Heterotheca sessiliflora Heterotheca sessiliflora Semple ssp. bolanderl (Gray) ssp. bolanderl (Gray)

Heuchera micrantha Heuchera micrantha Douglas ex Lindley.

Heuchera micrantha

Heuchera micrantha

Heuchera micrantha

Heuchera micrantha

Heuchera micrantha Yes Hirschfeldia incana Hirschfeldia incana Lagrèze-Fossat. [Brassica (Linnaeus) (Linnaeus) geniculata (Desfontaines) J. Ball. Sinapis geniculata Desfontaines. Sinapis incana Linnaeus].

Yes Holcus lanatus Holcus lanatus Linnaeus.

Holodiscus discolor var Holodiscus discolor var Maximowicz subsp. discolor discolor fransiscanus (Rydberg) Roy Taylor & MacBryde. Holodiscus discolor var discolor

Holodiscus discolor var discolor

Holodiscus discolor var discolor

Holodiscus discolor var discolor

Holodiscus discolor var discolor Holodiscus discolor var discolor

Holodiscus discolor var discolor

Holodiscus discolor var discolor

Hordeum brachyantherum Hordeum brachyantherum Nevski.

Hordeum brachyantherum Hordeum brachyantherum

Hordeum brachyantherum

Hordeum brachyantherum

Hordeum brachyantherum

Yes Hordeum marinum subsp. Hordeum marinum subsp. Roth. [H. maritimum Stokes gussoneanum gussoneanum subsp. gussoneanum(Parlatore) Ascherson & Graebner]. Yes Hordeum murinum Linnaeus Hordeum murinum Linnaeus Arcangeli. [H.leporinum subsp. leporinum (Link) subsp. leporinum (Link) Link].

Horkelia californica var Horkelia californica var Chamisso & Schlechtendal. californica? californica?

Horkelia californica var californica? Horkelia californica var californica?

Horkelia californica var californica?

Horkelia californica var californica? Hosackia gracilis Hosackia gracilis Benth.

Hypericum anagalloides Hypericum anagalloides Chamisso & Schlechtendal.

Hypericum anagalloides

Hypericum anagalloides

Yes Hypericum perforatum Hypericum perforatum Linnaeus. subsp. perforatum subsp. perforatum Yes Hypochaeris glabra Hypochaeris glabra Linnaeus.

Yes Hypochaeris radicata Hypochaeris radicata Linnaeus.

Yes Ilex aquifolium Ilex aquifolium Linnaeus.

Iris douglasiana Iris douglasiana Herbert. Iris douglasiana

Iris douglasiana

Iris douglasiana

Iris douglasiana

Iris douglasiana

Iris douglasiana Iris longipetala Iris longipetala Herbert.

Iris longipetala

Iris longipetala

Iris longipetala

Iris longipetala Iris longipetala

Isolepsis cernuus Isolepsis cernuus Vahl.

Isolepsis cernuus

Isolepsis cernuus Juncus balticus var ater Juncus balticus var ater Willdenow.

Juncus balticus var ater

Juncus balticus var ater

Juncus balticus var ater

Juncus balticus var ater

Juncus balticus var ater Juncus bufonius Juncus bufonius Linnaeus.

Juncus bufonius Juncus bufonius

Juncus bufonius Juncus bufonius

Juncus bufonius Juncus bufonius

Juncus effusus Linnaeus Juncus effusus Linnaeus Fernald & Wiegand. subsp. pacificus subsp. pacificus

Juncus effusus Linnaeus subsp. pacificus Juncus hesperius Juncus hesperius Engelmann.

Juncus hesperius

Juncus hesperius

Juncus hesperius Juncus hesperius

Juncus hesperius

Juncus lescurii Juncus lescurii Bolander.

Juncus lescurii Juncus mexicanus Juncus mexicanus Willdenow ex Roemer & Schultes.

Juncus occidentalis (Coville) Juncus occidentalis (Coville) Wiegand. [J. tenuis Willdenow var. congestus Engelmann].

Juncus occidentalis (Coville) Juncus occidentalis (Coville)

Juncus occidentalis (Coville)

Juncus occidentalis (Coville)

Juncus occidentalis (Coville)

Juncus patens Juncus patens E. Meyer.

Juncus patens Juncus phaeocephalus var Juncus phaeocephalus var Engelmann. phaeocephalus phaeocephalus

Juncus phaeocephalus var phaeocephalus

Juncus phaeocephalus var phaeocephalus

Juncus phaeocephalus var phaeocephalus

Juncus phaeocephalus var phaeocephalus Juncus phaeocephalus var phaeocephalus

Juncus xiphioides Juncus xiphioides E. Meyer.

Yes Kniphofia uvaria (Linnaeus) Kniphofia uvaria (Linnaeus) Oken. Koeleria macrantha Koeleria macrantha Schultes. [K. cristata (Ledebour) (Ledebour) (Linnaeus) Persoon].

Koeleria macrantha (Ledebour)

Koeleria macrantha (Ledebour)

Koeleria macrantha (Ledebour)

Koeleria macrantha (Ledebour)

Koeleria macrantha (Ledebour) Lasthenia californica Lasthenia californica deCandolle ex Lindley.

Lasthenia californica

Lasthenia californica

Lasthenia californica

Lathyrus vestitus var. Lathyrus vestitus var. Nuttall ex Torrey & Gray. vestitus vestitus

Lathyrus vestitus var. vestitus Lathyrus vestitus var. vestitus Lathyrus vestitus var. vestitus Lathyrus vestitus var. vestitus Yes Latuca saligna Latuca saligna Linnaeus.

Yes Latuca serriola Latuca serriola Linnaeus. [L. scariola Linnaeus].

Yes Latuca virosa Latuca virosa Linnaeus. Yes Lavatera arborea Lavatera arborea Linnaeus.

Yes Lavatera assurgentiflora Lavatera assurgentiflora Kellogg.

Yes Lavatera cretica Lavatera cretica Linnaeus.

Layia hieracioides (de Layia hieracioides (de Hooker & Arnott. Candolle) Candolle)

Layia hieracioides (de Candolle)

Layia hieracioides (de Candolle) Layia hieracioides (de Candolle)

Layia hieracioides (de Candolle)

Layia hieracioides (de Candolle)

Layia hieracioides (de Candolle)

Layia hieracioides (de Candolle)

Layia platyglossa (Fischer & Layia platyglossa (Fischer & Gray subsp. campestrls Meyer) Meyer) Keck.

Layia platyglossa (Fischer & Meyer)

Lemna minuta Lemna minuta Humboldt, Bonpland & Kunth. [L minima Philippi, not Thuillier ex P. Beauvais]. Lemna minuta

Lemna minuta

Lepechinia Lepechinia calycina Epling. (Sphacele calycina calycina(Bentham) (Bentham) Bentham).

Lepechinia calycina (Bentham) Lepechinia calycina (Bentham) Lepechinia calycina (Bentham) Yes Lepidium Lepidium J. E. Smith. didymum(Linnaeus) didymum(Linnaeus) Yes Lepidium draba (Linnaeus) Lepidium draba (Linnaeus) Desvaux. [Lepidium draba Linnaeus].

Lepidium nitidum Lepidium nitidum Nuttall.

Lepidium nitidum

Lepidium nitidum

Lepidium nitidum

Lepidium nitidum

Lepidium nitidum

Lepidium nitidum Yes Lepidium strictum (S. Lepidium strictum (S. Rattan. Watson) Watson)

Leptosiphon Leptosiphon Greene. androsaceus (Bentham) androsaceus (Bentham)

Leptosiphon androsaceus (Bentham)

Leptosiphon androsaceus (Bentham) Lessingia germanorum Lessingia germanorum Chamisso.

Yes Leucanthemum vulgare Leucanthemum vulgare Lamarck. [Chrysanthemum leucanthemum Linnaeus]. Ligusticum apiifolium Ligusticum apiifolium Gray. (Nuttall) (Nuttall)

Ligusticum apiifolium (Nuttall) Ligusticum apiifolium (Nuttall) Ligusticum apiifolium (Nuttall) Lithophragma affine Lithophragma affine Gray.

Lithophragma affine

Lithophragma affine

Lithophragma affine Yes Lobularia maritima Lobularia maritima Desvaux. [Alyssum (Linnaeus) (Linnaeus) maritimum (Linnaeus) Lamarck. Koniga maritima (Linnaeus) R. Brown].

Logfia filaginoides Logfia filaginoides Morefield

Yes Logfia gallica Logfia gallica Linnaeus. [Logfia gallica (Linnaeus) Casson & Germain].

Lomatium caruifolium Lomatium caruifolium Coulter & Rose. (Hooker & Arnott) (Hooker & Arnott)

Lomatium caruifolium (Hooker & Arnott) Lomatium caruifolium (Hooker & Arnott) Lomatium dasycarpum Lomatium dasycarpum Coulter & Rose. (Torrey & Gray) (Torrey & Gray)

Lomatium dasycarpum (Torrey & Gray) Lomatium dasycarpum (Torrey & Gray) Lomatium dasycarpum (Torrey & Gray) Lomatium dasycarpum (Torrey & Gray) Lomatium dasycarpum (Torrey & Gray) Lomatium dasycarpum (Torrey & Gray) Lomatium utriculatum Lomatium utriculatum Coulter & Rose. (Nuttall ex Torrey & Gray) (Nuttall ex Torrey & Gray)

Lomatium utriculatum (Nuttall ex Torrey & Gray) Lomatium utriculatum (Nuttall ex Torrey & Gray) Lomatium utriculatum (Nuttall ex Torrey & Gray) Lomatium utriculatum (Nuttall ex Torrey & Gray) Lonicera hispidula Lonicera hispidula Gray.

Lonicera hispidula

Lonicera hispidula Lonicera involucrata Lonicera involucrata Banks ex Sprengel. [L. (Richardson) (Richardson) ledebourii Eschscholtz].

Lonicera involucrata (Richardson) Lonicera involucrata (Richardson) Lonicera involucrata (Richardson) Yes Lonicera japonica Lonicera japonica Thunberg.

Yes. Lotus tenuis Lotus tenuis Waldstein & Kitaibel ex Willdenow. Yes Lunaria annua Lunaria annua Linnaeus.

Lupinus albifrons Lupinus albifrons Bentham ex Lindley.

Lupinus arboreus Lupinus arboreus Sims.

Lupinus arboreus

Lupinus bicolor Lupinus bicolor Lindley. Lupinus bicolor

Lupinus bicolor

Lupinus bicolor as Lupinus Lupinus bicolor as Lupinus Greene. [L. micranthus polycarpus polycarpus Lindley].

Lupinus bicolor as Lupinus polycarpus

Lupinus chamissonis Lupinus chamissonis Eschscholtz. Lupinus formosus Lupinus formosus Greene.

Lupinus formosus

Lupinus nanus Lupinus nanus Douglas ex Bentham.

Lupinus nanus

Lupinus nanus Lupinus succulentus Lupinus succulentus Douglas ex K. Koch.

Lupinus variicolor Lupinus variicolor Steudel.

Lupinus variicolor

Lupinus variicolor

Lupinus variicolor Lupinus variicolor

Lupinus variicolor

Luzula comosa E. Meyer var. Luzula comosa E. Meyer var. S. Watson. [L. cosmosa cosmosa multiflora(Retzius) Lejeune].

Luzula comosa E. Meyer var. cosmosa

Luzula comosa E. Meyer var. cosmosa

Luzula comosa E. Meyer var. cosmosa Luzula comosa E. Meyer var. cosmosa

Luzula comosa E. Meyer var. cosmosa

Luzula comosa E. Meyer var. cosmosa

Luzula comosa E. Meyer var. cosmosa Yes Lythrum hyssopifolia Lythrum hyssopifolia Linnaeus. [L. adsurgens Greene, a name used for perennial plants].

Yes Lythrum salicaria Lythrum salicaria Linnaeus.

Madia exigua (Smith) Madia exigua (Smith) Gray. Madia gracilis (Smith) Madia gracilis (Smith) Keck.

Madia sativa Madia sativa Nuttall.

Madia sativa Madia sativa

Madia sativa

Madia sativa Madia sativa Molina.

Madia sativa

Madia sativa Madia sativa

Madia sativa

Madia sativa Madia sativa

Maianthemum dilantatum Maianthemum dilantatum Nakai. [M. dilatatum (Wood) (Chamisso) (Chamisso) A. Nelson & J. F. Macbride].

Maianthemum dilantatum (Chamisso)

Maianthemum dilantatum (Chamisso)

Maianthemum dilantatum (Chamisso) Maianthemum racemosum Maianthemum racemosum Desfontaines. (Linnaeus) (Linnaeus)

Maianthemum racemosum (Linnaeus)

Maianthemum racemosum (Linnaeus)

Maianthemum racemosum (Linnaeus)

Maianthemum stellatum Maianthemum stellatum Desfontaines. (Linnaeus) (Linnaeus)

Maianthemum stellatum (Linnaeus)

Maianthemum stellatum (Linnaeus)

Maianthemum stellatum (Linnaeus)

Maianthemum stellatum (Linnaeus) Yes Malus pumilla Malus pumilla Borkhausen. [M. communis Poiret. Sometimes incorrectly called M. pumila Miller].

Yes Malva nicaeensis Malva nicaeensis Allioni.

Yes Malva parviftora Malva parviftora Linnaeus.

Marah fabacea (Naudin) Marah fabacea (Naudin) Greene.

Marah fabacea (Naudin) Marah fabacea (Naudin)

Marah fabacea (Naudin)

Marah fabacea (Naudin)

Marah oregana (Torrey & Marah oregana (Torrey & T. J. Howell. Gray) Gray)

Marah oregana (Torrey & Gray) Marah oregana (Torrey & Gray) Marah oregana (Torrey & Gray) Yes Marrubium vulgare Marrubium vulgare Linnaeus. Yes Matthiola incana (Linnaeus) Matthiola incana (Linnaeus) R. Brown.

Meconella californica Meconella californica Torrey.

Meconella californica

Yes Medicago polymorpha Medicago polymorpha Linnaeus. [M. hispida Gaertner]. Yes Medicago sativa Medicago sativa Linnaeus.

Yes Melaleuca nesophila Melaleuca nesophila F. von Mueller.

Melica californica Melica californica Scribner. Melica californica

Melica californica

Melica californica

Melica californica

Melica imperfecta Melica imperfecta Trinius. Melica torreyana Melica torreyana Scribner.

Melica torreyana

Melica torreyana

Melica torreyana

Melica torreyana

Melica torreyana

Yes Melilotus albus Melilotus albus Medicos. Yes Melilotus indicus (Linnaeus) Melilotus indicus (Linnaeus) Allioni.

Yes Melilotus officinalis Melilotus officinalis Pallas. (Linnaeus) (Linnaeus)

Yes Mentha spicata Mentha spicata Linnaeus.

Micranthes californica Micranthes californica Greene.

Micranthes californica

Micranthes californica

Micranthes californica Micropus californicus Micropus californicus F'ischer & Meyer.

Microsteris gracilis Microsteris gracilis Greene. [Microsteris gracilis (Hooker) (Hooker) (Hooker) Greene].

Microsteris gracilis (Hooker) Microsteris gracilis (Hooker) Microsteris gracilis (Hooker) Microsteris gracilis (Hooker) Mimulus aurantiacus var Mimulus aurantiacus var Curtis. [Diplacus aurantiacus aurantiacus aurantiacus (Curtis) Jepson]. Mimulus aurantiacus var aurantiacus

Mimulus aurantiacus var aurantiacus

Mimulus aurantiacus var aurantiacus Mimulus aurantiacus var aurantiacus

Mimulus aurantiacus var aurantiacus

Mimulus aurantiacus var aurantiacus Mimulus aurantiacus var aurantiacus

Mimulus guttatus Mimulus guttatus Fischer ex deCandolle.

Mimulus guttatus

Mimulus guttatus

Mimulus guttatus

Mimulus guttatus

Mimulus guttatus

Mimulus guttatus Yes Mirabills jalapa Mirabills jalapa Linnaeus.

Moehringia macrophylla Moehringia macrophylla Hooker. Monardella villosa subsp. Monardella villosa subsp. Bentham. villosa villosa

Monardella villosa subsp. villosa Monardella villosa subsp. villosa Monardella villosa subsp. villosa Monardella villosa subsp. villosa Monardella villosa subsp. villosa Monardella villosa subsp. villosa Morella californica Morella californica Chamisso & Schlechtendal.

Morella californica

Morella californica

Morella californica

Morella californica

Muilla maritima (Torrey) Muilla maritima (Torrey) S. Watson. Yes Myoporum laetum Myoporum laetum G. Forster.

Yes Myosotis latifolia Myosotis latifolia Poiret.

Yes Myriophyllum aquaticum Myriophyllum aquaticum Verdcourt. [M. brasiliense (Vellozo) Cambessèdes]. Yes Nasturtium officinale Nasturtium officinale R. Brown. [Rorippa nasturtium- aquaticum(Linnaeus) Hayek].

Navarretia squarrosa Navarretia squarrosa Hooker & Arnott. (Eschscholtz) (Eschscholtz)

Navarretia squarrosa (Eschscholtz) Navarretia squarrosa (Eschscholtz) Nemophila heterophylla Nemophila heterophylla Fischer & Meyer. Nemophila menziesil Nemophila menziesil Hooker & Arnott.

Nemophila menziesil

Nemophila parviflora Nemophila parviflora Douglas ex Bentham.

Nuttallanthus texanus Nuttallanthus texanus Scheele. [L canadensis (Linnaeus) Dumont de Courset var. texana (Scheele) Pennell].

Nuttallanthus texanus

Nuttallanthus texanus Oemleria cerasiformis Oemleria cerasiformis Landon. [Osmaronia (Torrey & Gray ex Hooker & (Torrey & Gray ex Hooker & cerasiformis (Torrey & Gray Arnott) Arnott) ex Hooker & Arnott) Greene].

Oemleria cerasiformis (Torrey & Gray ex Hooker & Arnott) Oemleria cerasiformis (Torrey & Gray ex Hooker & Arnott) Oemleria cerasiformis (Torrey & Gray ex Hooker & Arnott) Oemleria cerasiformis (Torrey & Gray ex Hooker & Arnott) Oenanthe sarmentosa Oenanthe sarmentosa Prest.

Oenanthe sarmentosa Oenanthe sarmentosa

Oenothera elata Kunth subsp. Oenothera elata Kunth subsp. W. Dietrich & W. L. Wagner. hookeri (Torrey & Gray) hookeri (Torrey & Gray) (0. hookeri Torrey & Gray].

Orobanche californica Orobanche californica Chamisso & Schlechtendal. [0. grayana G. Beckvar. nelsonii Munz].

Orobanche uniflora Orobanche uniflora Ferris [not var. purpurea (Heller) Achey as in 1968 Flora]. Yes Oxalis corniculata Oxalis corniculata Linnaeus.

Yes Oxalis incarnata Oxalis incarnata Linnaeus.

Yes Oxalis pes-caprae Oxalis pes-caprae Linnaeus. Oxalis pilosa (Nuttall) Oxalis pilosa (Nuttall) Eiten. [0. pilosa Nuttall].

Oxalis pilosa (Nuttall)

Oxalis pilosa (Nuttall)

Oxalis pilosa (Nuttall)

Oxalis pilosa (Nuttall)

Oxalis pilosa (Nuttall)

Papaver heterophyllum Papaver heterophyllum Greene. (Bentham) (Bentham)

Papaver heterophyllum (Bentham) Papaver heterophyllum (Bentham)

Yes Papaver somniferum Papaver somniferum Linnaeus.

Yes Parletaria judaica Parletaria judaica Linnaeus.

Yes Paronychia franciscana Paronychia franciscana Eastwood. Yes Paspalum dilatatum Paspalum dilatatum Poiret.

Yes Pelargonlum inquinans Pelargonlum inquinans L'Héritier. (Linnaeus) (Linnaeus)

Yes Pennisetum clandestinum Pennisetum clandestinum Hochstetler ex Chiovenda. Pentachaeta alsinoides Pentachaeta alsinoides Greene. [Chaetopappa alsinoides (Greene) Keck].

Pentagramma triangularis Pentagramma triangularis Maxon. (Weath.) Yatsk. et al. (Weath.) Yatsk. et al.

Pentagramma triangularis (Weath.) Yatsk. et al. Yes Pericallis cruenta (Masson) Pericallis cruenta (Masson) deCandolle. (Cineraria ctUenta Masson].

Perideridia kelloggii (Gray) Perideridia kelloggii (Gray) Mathias. Yes Petroselinum crispum Petroselinum crispum A. W. Hill. (Miller) (Miller)

Phacelia californica Phacelia californica Chamisso.

Phacelia californica

Phacelia californica

Phacelia californica

Phacelia californica

Phacelia californica

Phacelia californica

Phacelia californica Phacelia californica

Phacelia distans Phacelia distans Bentham.

Phacelia distans

Phacelia distans

Phacelia distans

Phacelia malvifolia Phacelia malvifolia Chamisso. Phacelia malvifolia

Phacelia nemoralis subsp Phacelia nemoralis subsp Greene. nemoralis nemoralis

Yes Phalaris aquatica Phalaris aquatica Linnaeus. [P. tuberosa Linnaeus var. stenoptera(Hackel) A. S. Hitchcock]. Phalaris californica Phalaris californica Hooker & Arnott.

Phalaris californica

Phalaris californica

Phalaris californica

Phalaris californica

Phalaris californica

Phalaris californica Yes Phalaris minor Phalaris minor Retzius.

Pholistoma auritum var Pholistoma auritum var Lilja. auritum (Lindley) auritum (Lindley)

Yes Phyla nodiflora (Linnaeus) Phyla nodiflora (Linnaeus) Greene. [Lippia nodiflora (Linnaeus) Michaux]. Yes Phyllostachys bambusoides Phyllostachys bambusoides Siebold & Zuccarini.

Physocarpus capitatus Physocarpus capitatus Kuntze. (Pursh) (Pursh)

Physocarpus capitatus (Pursh)

Physocarpus capitatus (Pursh) Yes Pinus halepensis Pinus halepensis Miller. Yes Pinus muricata Pinus muricata D. Don.

Yes · Pinus radiata Pinus radiata D. Don.

Piperia elegans (Lindley) Piperia elegans (Lindley) Rydberg. [Habenaria subsp. elegans. subsp. elegans. unalascensis (Sprengel) S. Watson var. maritima (Greene) Correll. H. unalascensis var. elata(Jepson) Correll. H. elegans (Lindley) Bolander var. maritima (Greene)Ames].

Piperia elegans (Lindley) subsp. elegans. Yes Pittosporum crasslifolium Pittosporum crasslifolium Banks & Solander ex A. Cunningham.

Yes Pittosporum tenuifolium Pittosporum tenuifolium A. Cunningham ex Hooker.

Plagiobothrys chorisianus Plagiobothrys chorisianus I. M. Johnston. [Allocarya var chorisianus (Chamisso) var chorisianus (Chamisso) chorisiana (Chamisso) Greene].

Plagiobothrys chorisianus var chorisianus (Chamisso) Plagiobothrys chorisianus var chorisianus (Chamisso) Yes Plantago coronopus Plantago coronopus Linnaeus.

Plantago erecta Plantago erecta Morris. [P. hookeriana Fischer & Meyer var. californica (Greene) Poe].

Plantago erecta

Plantago erecta

Plantago erecta

Plantago erecta

Plantago erecta Yes Plantago lanceolata Plantago lanceolata Linnaeus.

Yes Plantago major Plantago major Linnaeus.

Plantago subnuda Plantago subnuda Pilger.

Plantago subnuda

Plantago subnuda

Plantago subnuda Platystemon californicus Platystemon californicus Bentham.

Platystemon californicus

Platystemon californicus

Platystemon californicus

Plectritis congesta subsp. Plectritis congesta subsp. deCandolle. congesta(Lindley) congesta (Lindley)

Plectritis congesta subsp. congesta (Lindley) Plectritis congesta subsp. congesta (Lindley)

Plectritis congesta subsp. congesta (Lindley)

Plectritis congesta subsp. congesta (Lindley)

Yes Poa annua Poa annua Linnaeus. Yes Poa compressa Poa compressa Linnaeus.

Yes Poa infirma Poa infirma Kunth. Yes Poa pratensis subsp. Poa pratensis Linnaeus. pratensis

Yes · Poa trivlalis Poa trivlalis Linnaeus. Poa unilateralis subsp. Poa unilateralis subsp. Scribner. unilateralis unilateralis

Poa unilateralis subsp. unilateralis

Poa unilateralis subsp. unilateralis

Poa unilateralis subsp. unilateralis

Poa unilateralis subsp. unilateralis Pogogyne serpylloides Pogogyne serpylloides Gray. (Torrey) (Torrey)

Pogogyne serpylloides (Torrey) Yes Polycarpon tetraphyllum var Polycarpon tetraphyllum var Linnaeus. tetrophyllum (Linnaeus) tetrophyllum (Linnaeus)

Yes Polygonum aviculare subsp. Polygonum aviculare subsp. Jordan ex Boreau. depressum depressum Polygonum paronychia Polygonum paronychia Chamisso & Schlechtendal.

Polypodium Polypodium Kaulfuss. californicum californicum

Polypodium californicum Polypodium californicum Polypodium scouleri Polypodium scouleri Hooker & Greville.

Polypodium scouleri

Polypodium scouleri

Polypodium scouleri Yes Polypogon monspeliensis Polypogon monspeliensis Desfontaines. (Linnaeus) (Linnaeus)

Yes Polypogon viridis (Gouan) Polypogon viridis (Gouan) Breistroffer. [Agrostis semiverticillata (Forsskal) C. Christensen].

Polystichum munitum Polystichum munitum Presl. (Kaulfuss) (Kaulfuss)

Polystichum munitum (Kaulfuss) Polystichum munitum (Kaulfuss) Polystichum munitum (Kaulfuss) Polystichum munitum (Kaulfuss) Yes Portulaca oleracea Portulaca oleracea Linnaeus.

Potentilla anserina subsp. Potentilla anserina subsp. Torrey & Gray. [P. egedii pacifica pacifica Wormskiold var. grandis (Torrey & Gray) J. T. Howell. P. anserina Linnaeus subsp. pacifica (T. J. Howell) Rousi].

Potentilla anserina subsp. pacifica

Potentilla anserina subsp. pacifica Potentilla anserina subsp. pacifica

Prosartes hookeri (Torrey) Prosartes hookeri (Torrey) Nicholson.

Prunella vulgaris var. Prunella vulgaris var. Hultén. (Has been lanceolata lanceolata incorrectly spelled Brunella.)

Prunella vulgaris var. lanceolata Prunella vulgaris var. lanceolata Yes Prunus cerasifera Prunus cerasifera J. F. Ehrhart.

Prunus emarginata (Douglas Prunus emarginata (Douglas Walpers. ex Bentham) ex Bentham)

Prunus emarginata (Douglas ex Bentham) Prunus ilicifolia subsp. Prunus ilicifolia subsp. Walpers. ilicifolia (Nuttall ex Hooker ilicifolia (Nuttall ex Hooker & Arnott) & Arnott)

Prunus ilicifolia subsp. ilicifolia (Nuttall ex Hooker & Arnott) Prunus ilicifolia subsp. ilicifolia (Nuttall ex Hooker & Arnott)

Prunus ilicifolia subsp. ilicifolia (Nuttall ex Hooker & Arnott)

Prunus ilicifolia subsp. ilicifolia (Nuttall ex Hooker & Arnott)

Prunus ilicifolia subsp. ilicifolia (Nuttall ex Hooker & Arnott)

Prunus virginiana Linnaeus Prunus virginiana Linnaeus Roy Taylor & MacBryde. [P. var. demissa (Nuttall) var. demissa (Nuttall) demissa (Nuttall) Walpers].

Prunus virginiana Linnaeus var. demissa (Nuttall) Pseudognaphalium beneolens Pseudognaphalium beneolens A. Davidson. Pseudognaphalium Pseudognaphalium deCandolle. californicum californicum

Pseudognaphalium californicum

Pseudognaphalium californicum

Pseudognaphalium californicum

Pseudognaphalium californicum

Yes Pseudognaphalium Pseudognaphalium Linnaeus. luteoalbum luteoalbum Pseudognaphalium Pseudognaphalium Nuttall. ramosissimum ramosissimum

Pseudognaphalium ramosissimum

Pseudognaphalium ramosissimum

Pseudognaphalium ramosissimum

Pseudognaphalium ramosissimum

Pseudognaphalium Pseudognaphalium Sprengel. stramineum stramineum Pseudognaphalium stramineum

Pseudognaphalium stramineum

Pseudognaphalium stramineum

Pseudognaphalium stramineum

Pseudognaphalium stramineum

Psilocarphus tenellus Psilocarphus tenellus Nuttall.

Psilocarphus tenellus

Psilocarphus tenellus Pteridium aquilinum Pteridium aquilinum (Linnaeus) Kuhn var. (Linnaeus) Kuhn var. pubescens Underwood. pubescens Underwood.

Pteridium aquilinum (Linnaeus) Kuhn var. pubescens Underwood. Pteridium aquilinum (Linnaeus) Kuhn var. pubescens Underwood. Pteridium aquilinum (Linnaeus) Kuhn var. pubescens Underwood. Pterostegia drymarioides Pterostegia drymarioides Fischer & Meyer.

Pterostegia drymarioides

Pterostegia drymarioides

Pterostegia drymarioides Yes Pyracantha fortuneana Pyracantha fortuneana Rehder. [P. (Maxim.) (Maxim.) fortuneana(Maximowicz) Li. P. yunnanensis (M. L. Vilmorin ex Mollet) Chittenden].

Quercus agrifolia Quercus agrifolia Nee.

Quercus agrifolia

Quercus agrifolia Quercus agrifolia

Quercus agrlfolia

Quercus chrysolepis Quercus chrysolepis Liebmann.

Quercus chrysolepis

Quercus chrysolepis

Quercus chrysolepis

Quercus chrysolepis Quercus garryana Quercus garryana Douglas ex Hooker.

Quercus wislizeni var. Quercus wislizeni var. Engelmann frutescens frutescens

Quercus wislizeni var. frutescens Quercus wislizeni var. frutescens Quercus xmorehus Quercus xmorehus Kellogg.

Rafinesquia californica Rafinesquia californica Nuttall. Ranunculus californicus var Ranunculus californicus var Bentham. californicus californicus

Ranunculus californicus var californicus

Ranunculus californicus var californicus

Ranunculus californicus var californicus

Ranunculus californicus var californicus Ranunculus californicus var californicus

Yes Ranunculus muricatus Ranunculus muricatus Linnaeus.

Yes Raphanus sativus Raphanus sativus Linnaeus.

Rhamnus crocea Rhamnus crocea Nuttall. Rhamnus crocea

Ribes californicum var Ribes californicum var Hooker & Arnott. californicum californicum [Grossularia californica (Hooker& Arnott) Coville & Britton].

Ribes californicum var californicum Ribes californicum var californicum Ribes californicum var californicum Ribes divaricatum Ribes divaricatum Douglas. [Grossularia divaricata (Douglas) Coville &Britton]. Ribes malvaceum var. Ribes malvaceum var. Smith. malvaceum malvaceum

Ribes menziesii var. Ribes menziesii var. Jepson. [Grossularia menziesii menziesii leptosma Coville].

Ribes menziesii var. menziesii Romanzoffia californica Romanzoffia californica Greene. Romanzoffia californica

Romanzoffia californica

Romanzoffia californica

Rosa californica Rosa californica Chamisso & Schlechtendal.

Rosa californica

Yes Rosa canina Rosa canina Linnaeus. Rosa gymnocarpa var. Rosa gymnocarpa var. Nuttall ex Torrey & Gray. gymnocarpa gymnocarpa

Rosa gymnocarpa var. gymnocarpa Rosa gymnocarpa var. gymnocarpa Rosa gymnocarpa var. gymnocarpa Rosa gymnocarpa var. gymnocarpa Rosa gymnocarpa var. gymnocarpa Yes Rosa multiflora Rosa multiflora Thunberg.

Yes Rosemarinus officinalis Rosemarinus officinalis Linnaeus. Yes Rubus armeniacus Rubus armeniacus Focke

Rubus parviflorus Rubus parviflorus Greene.

Rubus parviflorus

Rubus parviflorus Rubus spectabilis Rubus spectabilis J. T. Howell.

Rubus spectabilis

Rubus ursinus Rubus ursinus Chamisso & Schlechtendal.

Rubus ursinus

Rubus ursinus

Rubus ursinus

Rubus ursinus

Rubus ursinus

Rubus ursinus Yes Rumex acetosella Rumex acetosella Linnaeus.

Yes Rumex conglomeratus Rumex conglomeratus Murray.

Yes Rumex crispus Rumex crispus Linnaeus.

Yes Rumex obtusifolius Rumex obtusifolius Linnaeus. Yes Rumex pulcher Rumex pulcher Linnaeus.

Rumex salicifolius Rumex salicifolius J. A. Weinmann. [R. califomicus Rechinger f. R. transitorius Rechinger f. R. salicifolius forma transitorius (Rechinger f.) J. T. Howell and forma ecallosus J. T. Howell].

Rumex salicifolius

Yes Ruta chalepensis Ruta chalepensis Linnaeus. Yes Rytidosperma penicillatum Rytidosperma penicillatum R. Brown.

Yes Sagina apetala Sagina apetala Arduino.

Sagina decumbens subsp. Sagina decumbens subsp. Crow. [S. occidentalis S. occidentalis (S.Watson) occidentalis (S.Watson) Watson].

Sagina decumbens subsp. occidentalis (S.Watson) Sagina decumbens subsp. occidentalis (S.Watson) Salix lasiolepis Salix lasiolepis Bentham.

Salix lasiolepis

Salix lasiolepis

Salix lasiolepis

Salix lasiolepis

Salix lasiolepis

Salix lasiolepis

Salix lasiolepis

Salix lasiolepis

Salix lasiolepis Salix sitchensis Salix sitchensis Bongard. [S. coulteri Andersson].

Salix sitchensis Bongard. [S. coulteri Andersson].

Salix sitchensis Bongard. [S. coulteri Andersson].

Salix sitchensis Bongard. [S. coulteri Andersson].

Yes Salsola australis Salsola australis R. Brown. [S. kali Linnaeus, incorrectly applied. S. pestifer A. Nelson. S. ruthenica Iljin. S. iberica Sennen & Pau]. Salvia spathacea Salvia spathacea Greene.

Salvia spathacea

Salvia spathacea

Salvia spathacea

Salvia spathacea

Salvia spathacea

Salvia spathacea

Sambucus nigra L. subsp Sambucus nigra L. subsp Presl ex deCandolle. caerulea caerulea Sambucus nigra L. subsp caerulea

Sambucus nigra L. subsp caerulea

Sambucus racemosa var Sambucus racemosa var House. (S.callicarpa racemosa racemosa Greene].

Sambucus racemosa var racemosa

Sambucus racemosa var racemosa Sambucus racemosa var racemosa

Sambucus racemosa var racemosa

Sambucus racemosa var racemosa

Sanicula arctopoides Sanicula arctopoides Hooker & Arnott.

Sanicula arctopoides Sanicula arctopoides

Sanicula arctopoides

Sanicula arctopoides

Sanicula arctopoides

Sanicula bipinnatifida Sanicula bipinnatifida Douglas ex Hooker.

Sanicula bipinnatifida

Sanicula bipinnatifida

Sanicula crassicaulis Sanicula crassicaulis

Sanicula crassicaulis

Sanicula crassicaulis

Sanicula crassicaulis

Sanicula crassicaulis Sanicula crassicaulis

Sanicula crassicaulis

Sanicula laciniata Sanicula laciniata Hooker & Arnott.

Yes Scabiosa atropurpurea Scabiosa atropurpurea Linnaeus.

Yes Schinus molle Schinus molle Linnaeus. Schoenoplectus acutus var Schoenoplectus acutus var Muhlenberg ex Bigelow. occidentalis occidentalis

Schoenoplectus californicus Schoenoplectus californicus Steudel. (C. A. Meyer) (C. A. Meyer) Schoenoplectus Schoenoplectus Vahl. pungens var pungens var longispicatus longispicatus

Scirpus microcarpus Scirpus microcarpus Presl.

Scirpus microcarpus Scirpus microcarpus

Scribneria bolanderi Scribneria bolanderi Hackel. (Thurber) (Thurber)

Scrophularia californica Scrophularia californica Chamisso & Schlechtendal.

Scrophularia californica

Scrophularia californica

Scrophularia californica

Scrophularia californica Scutellaria tuberosa Scutellaria tuberosa Bentham.

Sedum spathulifolium Sedum spathulifolium Hooker.

Senecio aronicoides Senecio aronicoides deCandolle.

Senecio aronicoides Senecio aronicoides

Senecio aronicoides

Yes Senecio elegans Senecio elegans Linnaeus.

Yes Senecio jacobaea Senecio jacobaea Linnaeus.

Yes Senecio sylvaticus Senecio sylvaticus Linnaeus. Yes Senecio vulgaris Senecio vulgaris Linnaeus.

Yes Sequoia sempervlrens Sequoia sempervlrens Endlicher.

Sidalcea Sidalcea Gray ex Bentham. malviflora(deCandolle) malviflora(deCandolle)

Sidalcea malviflora(deCandolle) Sidalcea malviflora(deCandolle) Sidalcea malviflora(deCandolle) Sidalcea malviflora(deCandolle) Sidalcea malviflora(deCandolle) Yes Silene gallica Silene gallica Linnaeus.

Silene verecunda Silene verecunda S. Watson subsp. verecunda. Yes Silybum marianum Silybum marianum Gaertner. (Linnaeus) (Linnaeus)

Yes Sinapis arvensis Sinapis arvensis Linnaeus (not Sinapsis). [Sinapis kaber deCandolle. Brassica kaber (deCandolle) L. C. Wheeler. Brassica arvensis (Linnaeus)Rabenhorst]. Yes Sisymbrium officinale Sisymbrium officinale Scopoli. [Erysimum (Linnaeus) (Linnaeus) officinale Linnaeus].

Yes Sisymbrium orientale Sisymbrium orientale Linnaeus.

Sisyrinchium bellum Sisyrinchium bellum S. Watson.

Sisyrinchium bellum

Sisyrinchium bellum Sisyrinchium bellum

Sisyrinchium bellum

Sisyrinchium bellum

Sisyrinchium bellum

Sisyrinchium californicum Sisyrinchium californicum Dryander. (Ker Gawler) (Ker Gawler)

Sisyrinchium californicum (Ker Gawler) Sllene scouleri Hooker Sllene scouleri Hooker C. L. Hitchcock & Maguire. subsp. scouleri subsp. scouleri Yes Solanum americanum Solanum americanum Miller. [S. nodiflorum Jacquin. S. nigrum of some authors, not Linnaeus]. Yes Solanum furcatum Solanum furcatum Donal.

Solanum umbelliferum Solanum umbelliferum Eschscholtz.

Solanum umbelliferum

Solanum umbelliferum Yes Soleirolia soleirolii Soleirolia soleirolii Dandy. [Helxine soleirolii (Requien) (Requien) Requien].

Solidago spathulata Solidago spathulata deCandolle.

Solidago spathulata

Solidago spathulata

Solidago spathulata

Solidago spathulata Solidago velutina subsp. Solidago velutina subsp. Nuttall. californica californica

Solidago velutina subsp. californica

Solidago velutina subsp. californica

Solidago velutina subsp. californica

Solidago velutina subsp. californica Soliva sessilis Soliva sessilis Ruiz & Pavón. [S. daucifolia Nuttall. S. pterosperma(Jussieu) Lessing].

Soliva sessilis

Soliva sessilis

Soliva sessilis Yes Sonchus asper subsp asper Sonchus asper subsp asper Hill. (Linnaeus) (Linnaeus)

Yes Sonchus oleraceus Sonchus oleraceus Linnaeus.

Yes Sparaxis tricolor Sparaxis tricolor Ker Gawler. (Schneevogt) (Schneevogt)

Yes Spartium junceum Spartium junceum Linnaeus. Yes Spergula arvensis Spergula arvensis Linnaeus.

Yes Spergularia bocconi Spergularia bocconi Foucaud. (Scheele) (Scheele)

Spergularia marina Spergularia marina Grisebach. (Linnaeus) (Linnaeus) Spergularia marina (Linnaeus) Yes Spergularia rubra (Linnaeus) Spergularia rubra (Linnaeus) J. & C. Presl.

Spiranthes romanzoffiana Spiranthes romanzoffiana Chamisso.

Spiranthes romanzoffiana Stachys ajugoides Stachys ajugoides Bentham. [S. rigida Nuttall ex Bentham. S. rigida subsp. quercetorum (Heller) Epling].

Stachys ajugoides

Stachys ajugoides

Stachys ajugoides

Stachys ajugoides

Stachys ajugoides

Stachys ajugoides Stachys ajugoides

Stachys bullata Stachys bullata Bentham.

Stachys bullata

Stachys bullata

Stachys chamissonis Stachys chamissonis Yes Stellaria media (Linnaeus) Stellaria media (Linnaeus) Villars.

Stellaria nitens Stellaria nitens Nuttall.

Stellaria nitens

Stephanomeria virgata Stephanomeria virgata Bentham. Stipa cernua Stipa cernua Stebbins & Love.

Stipa lepida Stipa lepida A. S. Hitchcock.

Stipa lepida

Stipa lepida Stipa pulchra Stipa pulchra A. S. Hitchcock.

Stipa pulchra

Stipa pulchra

Stipa pulchra

Stipa pulchra

Stipa pulchra Symphoricarpos albus var. Symphoricarpos albus var. Blake. (S. rivularis laevigatus (Fernald) laevigatus (Fernald) Suksdorf).

Symphoricarpos albus var. laevigatus (Fernald) Symphoricarpos albus var. laevigatus (Fernald) Symphoricarpos albus var. laevigatus (Fernald) Symphoricarpos albus var. laevigatus (Fernald) Symphoricarpos albus var. laevigatus (Fernald) Symphoricarpos albus var. laevigatus (Fernald) Symphoricarpos albus var. laevigatus (Fernald) Symphoricarpos mollis Symphoricarpos mollis Nuttall. Symphyotrichum chilense Symphyotrichum chilense Nees.

Symphyotrichum chilense

Symphyotrichum chilense

Symphyotrichum chilense

Symphyotrichum chilense

Symphyotrichum chilense

Symphyotrichum chilense Symphyotrichum Symphyotrichum Nees. subspicatum subspicatum

Tanacetum bipinnatum Tanacetum bipinnatum deCandolle. [T. camphoratum Lessing].

Yes Taraxacum officinale Taraxacum officinale Weber ex Wiggers. Yes Taraxacum officinale Taraxacum officinale deCandolle. (Willdenow) (Willdenow)

Taraxia ovata (Nuttall ex Taraxia ovata (Nuttall ex Raven. [Oenothera ovata Torrey & Gray) Torrey & Gray) Nuttall ex Torrey & Gray].

Taraxia ovata (Nuttall ex Torrey & Gray)

Taraxia ovata (Nuttall ex Torrey & Gray)

Taraxia ovata (Nuttall ex Torrey & Gray)

Taraxia ovata (Nuttall ex Torrey & Gray) Taraxia ovata (Nuttall ex Torrey & Gray)

Taraxia ovata (Nuttall ex Torrey & Gray)

Tellima grandiflora (Pursh) Tellima grandiflora (Pursh) Douglas ex Lindley.

Tellima grandiflora (Pursh)

Tellima grandiflora (Pursh)

Yes Tetragonia tetragonioides Tetragonia tetragonioides Kuntze. (T. expansa (Pallas) (Pallas) Murray].

Thalictrum fendleri var Thalictrum fendleri var S. Watson. polycarpum (Torrey) polycarpum (Torrey)

Thalictrum fendleri var polycarpum (Torrey) Thalictrum fendleri var polycarpum (Torrey) Thysanocarpus curvipes Thysanocarpus curvipes Hooker.

Toxicodendron diversilobum Toxicodendron diversilobum Greene. (Torrey & Gray) (Torrey & Gray)

Toxicodendron diversilobum (Torrey & Gray) Toxicodendron diversilobum (Torrey & Gray) Toxicoscordion Toxicoscordion Jepson. fremontii fremontii

Yes Tragopogon porrifolius Tragopogon porrifolius Linnaeus.

Yes Trifolium angustifolium Trifolium angustifolium Linnaeus. Trifolium bifidum Trifolium bifidum Gray.

Trifolium bifidum

Yes Trifolium campestre Trifolium campestre Shreber. (T. procumbens Linnaeus but application of name is doubtful]. Trifolium depauperatum var. Trifolium depauperatum var. Desvaux (Torrey & amplectens amplectens Gray)McDermott.

Trifolium depauperatum var. amplectens

Trifolium depauperatum var. amplectens Yes Trifolium dubium Trifolium dubium Sibthorp.

Trifolium gracilentum Trifolium gracilentum Torrey & Gray.

Trifolium gracilentum

Trifolium gracilentum Trifolium microcephalum Trifolium microcephalum Pursh.

Trifolium microcephalum

Trifolium microcephalum

Trifolium microdon Trifolium microdon Hooker & Arnott.

Trifolium microdon Yes Trifolium pratense Trifolium pratense Linnaeus.

Yes Trifolium repens Trifolium repens Linnaeus. Trifolium willdenovii Trifolium willdenovii Lindley.

Trifolium willdenovii

Trifolium willdenovii

Trifolium willdenovii

Trifolium wormskloldii Trifolium wormskloldii Lehmann. Trifolium wormskloldii

Trifolium wormskloldii

Trifolium wormskloldii

Triglochin scilloides (Poiret) Triglochin scilloides (Poiret) Hauman.

Triglochin scilloides (Poiret)

Trillium chloropetalum Trillium chloropetalum T. J. Howell. (Torrey) (Torrey)

Trillium chloropetalum (Torrey)

Trillium chloropetalum (Torrey) Triodanis biflora (Ruiz & Triodanis biflora (Ruiz & Greene. Pavón) Pavón)

Triphysaria eriantha Triphysaria eriantha T. I. Chuang & Heckard subsp. eriantha subsp. eriantha

Triphysaria eriantha Triphysaria eriantha T. I. Chuang & Heckard subsp. rosea subsp. rosea Triphysaria eriantha subsp. rosea

Triphysaria eriantha subsp. rosea

Triphysaria eriantha subsp. rosea

Triphysaria eriantha subsp. rosea

Triphysaria eriantha subsp. rosea

Triphysaria floribunda Triphysaria floribunda T. I. Chuang & Heckard Triphysaria pusilla Triphysaria pusilla T. I. Chuang & Heckard

Triphysaria pusilla

Triphysaria pusilla

Trisetum canescens Trisetum canescens Buckley.

Triteleia laxa Triteleia laxa Bentham. [Brodiaea laxa (Bentham) S. Watson]. Triteleia laxa

Triteleia laxa

Triteleia laxa

Yes Triticum aestivum Triticum aestivum Linnaeus.

Yes Tropaeolum majus Tropaeolum majus Linnaeus.

Turritis glabra (Linnaeus) Turritis glabra (Linnaeus) Bernhardi. Typha angustifolia Typha angustifolia Linnaeus.

Typha domingensis Typha domingensis Persoon. Typha latifolia Typha latifolia Linnaeus.

Yes Ulex europaeus Ulex europaeus Linnaeus.

Umbellularia californica Umbellularia californica Nuttall. (Hooker & Arnott) (Hooker & Arnott) Uropappus lindleyi Uropappus lindleyi Gray. [M. linearifolia (deCandolle) (deCandolle) Schultz Bipontinus. Uropappus linearifolius (deCandolle) Nuttall].

Urtica dioic subsp. Urtica dioic subsp. Nuttall. holosericea holosericea

Urtica dioic subsp. holosericea

Urtica dioic subsp. holosericea

Vaccinium cespitosum Vaccinium cespitosum Michaux. [V. arbuscula (Gray) Merriam]. Vaccinium ovatum Vaccinium ovatum Pursh.

Vaccinium ovatum

Vaccinium ovatum

Vaccinium ovatum

Yes Verbascum blattaria Verbascum blattaria Linnaeus.

Yes Verbena litoralis Verbena litoralis Vellozo. Veronica americana Veronica americana Schweinitz ex Bentham. (Rafinesque) (Rafinesque)

Veronica americana (Rafinesque) Veronica americana (Rafinesque) Veronica americana (Rafinesque) Veronica americana (Rafinesque) Veronica americana (Rafinesque) Yes Veronica persica Veronica persica Poiret. Vicia americana Vicia americana Willdenow. [V. americana subsp. oregana (Nuttall)Abrams].

Vicia americana

Vicia americana

Vicia americana Yes Vicia benghalensis Vicia benghalensis Linnaeus.

Vicia gigantea Vicia gigantea Hooker.

Vicia gigantea

Vicia gigantea Vicia gigantea

Vicia gigantea

Yes Vicia sativa subsp. nigra Vicia sativa subsp. nigra Ehrhart. [V. sativa var. (Linnaeus) (Linnaeus) angustifolia (Linnaeus) J. Wahlberg. V. angustifolia Reichard].

Yes Vicia sativa subsp. sativa. Vicia sativa subsp. sativa.

Yes Vinca major Vinca major Linnaeus. Viola adunca subsp. adunca Viola adunca subsp. adunca Smith.

Viola adunca subsp. adunca

Viola adunca subsp. adunca

Viola adunca subsp. adunca

Viola pedunculata Viola pedunculata Torrey & Gray.

Viola pedunculata

Viola pedunculata Viola pedunculata

Viola pedunculata

Viola pedunculata

Woodwardla fimbriata Woodwardla fimbriata J. E. Smith.

Woodwardla fimbriata

Wyethia angustifolia ( Wyethia angustifolia ( Nuttall. deCandolle) deCandolle)

Wyethia angustifolia ( deCandolle) x Elyhordeum stebbinsianum x Elyhordeum stebbinsianum Bowden. (Bowden) (Bowden)

Yes x Elysitanion hansenii x Elysitanion hansenii Bowden. [Sitanion hansenii (Scribner) (Scribner) (Scribner) J. G. Smith].

Xanthium spinosum Xanthium spinosum Linnaeus.

Yabea microcarpa (Hooker & Yabea microcarpa (Hooker & Kozo-Poljansky. Arnott) Arnott) Zannichellia palustris Zannichellia palustris Linnaeus.

Yes Zantedeschia aethiopica Zantedeschia aethiopica Sprengel. (Linnaeus) (Linnaeus)

Zeltnera davyi Zeltnera davyi (Jepson) Abrams. Zeltnera davyi

Zeltnera muehlenbergii Zeltnera muehlenbergii B. L. Robinson.

Zeltnera muehlenbergii Catalogue of vascular Plants

Common Name Description Where Found Locations on SBM

Silvery Hair Grass. Shiver Delicate, graceful, erect Common, grassy or brushy Willow Pond, Saddle Area, Grass. annual, 1-3 dm, stems slopes and moist flats: Guadalupe Hills, near Park generally in small tufts, Maintenance Facility, east- ligule rough; blades flliform; facing slope below Summit panicle open, spikelets Parking Lot, Devil's Arroyo, silvery, shining, clustered east slope near Bayshore toward ends of the spreading, Boulevard slender stems, lemma tapering into 2 short teeth; Mar.-June. Shrub, densely much Uncommon; planted and planted forest on Bayshore branched from base, persisting: Boulevard. spreading, 2-4m; phyllodes oblong, leathery, 4-9 cm, with 3-5 parallel nerves; flower heads globular, generally 2-3 on branched peduncle, shorter than phyllodes, flowers yellow; spring. Legumes narrowly oblong, 4-10 em, curved and finally twisted. Silver Wattle. Evergreen tree, densely Uncommon, escape from Crocker Avenue. silvery gray hairy; leaves cultivation, often naturalized: twice pinnate (fern-like), leaflets small, numerous; flowers bright yellow in globose heads, arranged in panicles; Jan.-Mar. Legumes flat. Blackwood Acacia. Black Evergreen tree; leaves Escape from cultivation; Cable Ravine, Horseshoe Acacia. modified, forming leaf-like, often naturalized: Ridge, industrial park in lanceolate phyllodes, 5-10 Guadalupe Valley cm, with 3-5 veins, occasionally with pinnately divided leaves on seedlings and young branches; flowers pale yellow in small globose heads on axillary racemes shorter than phyllodes; May- June. Everblooming Acacia. Similar to A. melanoxylon; Escape from cultivation; Crocker Avenue, Saddle phyllodes narrow, lanceolate, occasionally naturalized: Area, Bayshore Boulevard. 2-15 cm, 1-nerved; flowers in globose heads on axillary peduncles shorter than phyllodes; sporadically most of year. Perennial, suffrutescent, Frequent, grassland and Great Meadow stems 1-7 dm; basal leaves rocky slopes: pinnately divided, on long petioles, leaflets with narrow segments; flowers small, greenish, in dense terminal spikes; Mar.-June. Fruit a small,spiny achene.

Park Maintenance Facility, near

Summit Parking Lot, slope below East Powerline near Ridge Trail

Harold Road in Brisbane, above

Perennial; leaves large, bold Uncommon: Hillside Boulevard near and decorative, irregularly Hillside School pinnately lobed; flowers zygomorphic, white, showy on erect spike. Big-leaf Maple. Deciduous tree; leaves Uncommon: Above Margaret Avenue in opposite, 5-lobed; flowers Brisbane. small, numerous in racemes; Apr.-May. Fruit a samara, with parallel wings. Yarrow. Milfoil. Perennial; leaves finely Widespread, frequent, moist Colma Canyon divided, fern-like; flower places and open grassy or heads small numerous with brushy areas: short white ray flowers; Apr.- July. Crocker Avenue, near

Saddle Area

Guadalupe Hills

Summit Parking Lot, slope below

Romanzoffia Ravine

Owl Canyon

Randolph Ravine

Juncus Ravine. Spanish Clover. Annual, stems erect, Uncommon, disturbed Buckeye Canyon branching, softly hairy, 2-6 places: dm; leaves sessile or with short slender petioles, leaflets 3, oblong-lanceolate, 10-15 mm; flowers solitary in leaf axils, peduncles 10-15 mm, slender, petals white or pale yellow, banner rose- tinged; May-Oct. Legume dehiscent. Deerweed. Perennial, woody at base, Frequent, many habitats, Colma Canyon, lower erect to spreading, stems often grassy and brushy green, virgate, broom-like; areas: leaflets mostly 3 on short stalk; flowers small, in sessile umbels, yellow, sometimes red-tinged; May- Oct. Legume curved. Guadalupe Hills

Radio Road

Owl Canyon

Olivet Cemetery, near Slender-stemmed annual; Frequent, grassland, edge of Colma Canyon leaflets 3-5,generally less brushy areas: than 10 mm; flowers small, petals pinkish or pale salmon, later turning reddish; Mar.-June. Bitter Cherry Ridge

April Brook

Guadalupe Hills

Buckeye Canyon

California Maidenhair Fern. Small, delicate fern, fronds Occasional, damp, shady Colma Canyon with 2-3 divisions, pinnae places: rounded or somewhat reniform, scarcely lobed, 1.0- 2.5 em diameter, on thin stalks, central stalk dark brown; sporangia along under-rolled margins of the pinnae, forming a false indusium. Romanzoffia Ravine

Owl Canyon

Firth Canyon California Buckeye. Deciduous tree with Woodland, ravines or slopes, Buckeye Canyon, in ravine somewhat rounded crown; trees are often wind swept on southeast slope at an leaves palmately compound, and low in stature: Indian Midden. generally with 5 leaflets, appear before the flowers but fall early before the end of summer; flowers showy, white and pinkish, borne in a thick spike-like inflorescence; Apr.-June. Fruits hard, pear-shaped, usually with one large, glossy, brown seed. Summer Seep

Camp Silverspot Lily-of-the-Nile. Perennial, from a tuberous Uncommon, escape from lower end of Tank Ravine rootstock with many fleshy cultivation, probably from above Hillside Boulevard roots; leaves evergreen, strap- garden discards: shaped, to about 6 dm, in basal rosette; inflorescence a numerous-flowered umbel on a stout scape 7.5-10 dm, flowers blue, funnel-shaped, to 5 cm. Coast Dandelion. Perennial; leaves in basal Occasional, grassland: Colma Canyon rosette; flower heads discoid, up to 25 mm high, yellow, solitary at tip of stalk standing above leaves; spring and summer. Park Maintenance Facility, near

West Powerline

California Dandelion. Like above. species except Occasional, grassland: Guadalupe Hills for larger flower heads, more than 25 mm high. Park Maintenance Facility, near

Summit Parking Lot, slope below Pig Ranch Ravine.

Colonial Bent. Common Loosely tufted perennial with Uncommon, vernally wet or Saddle Area Bent. short rhizomes, stems erect moist ground: or somewhat bent below, 2-4 dm; ligule short; panicle brownish, delicate, loosely spreading, 5-10 cm, spikelets all near the outer tips of the capillary branches, lemma nearly equal to glume; May- July. Spike Bent Grass. Western Mostly tufted, slender to Uncommon, low moist Pig Ranch Ravine Bent Grass. stout perennial, 2-12 dm, in places: small to large clumps, without rhizomes; ligule conspicuous, leaf blades flat, rough to touch, 2-10 mm wide, wider than those of other species of Agrostis treated here; panicle dense, narrow, lemma about half as long as glumes, palea minute but not absent; July-Aug. Hall’s Bent Grass Erect perennial 6-9 dm, Occasional, grassy slopes: Guadalupe Hills spreading by rhizomes; ligule conspicuous, acute, deeply lacerated, leaf blades flat, rough to touch; panicle narrow, open, with whorled branches, lemmas about 3/5 as long as glumes, with a tuft of hair at base, palea absent; June-July. Summit Parking Lot, east- facing slope below

Crystal Cave Ravine

Owl Canyon

Leafy Bent. Delicate, erect perennial, 4- Occasional, open grassy Quarry, near 10 dm, spreading by slopes and brushy areas: rhizomes; leaf blades flat, lax, ligule small, squarish; panicle somewhat open, 10- 15 cm, narrow, with branches stiffly curving upward, lemma with minute hairs or none, a little shorter than the glumes, no palea; June-Aug. Buckeye Canyon

Red-top.Creeping Bent. Tufted, rhizomatous Uncommon, vernally wet or near Camp Silverspot perennial, erect or somewhat moist ground: decumbent at base, 2-5 dm; leaf blades flat, with rough margins, ligule conspicuous; panicle spreading, somewhat open, lemma shorter than the glume, glumes with rough keels; June-Sept. Stink Bean. Plume Albizia. Evergreen tree; leaves twice Escape from cultivation: Bayshore Boulevard pinnate (fern-like), leaflets numerous; yellow flowers in a spike-like plume; late winter and spring. Water Plantain. Aquatic perennial, glabrous, Uncommon, marshy area: PG&E Marsh with creeping rhizome; leaves in basal rosette, blade generally ovate, 5-20 cm, petiole longer than blade; inflorescence a panicle longer than leaves, flowers small, petals 3, white (rarely pinkish); June-July. Fruit consists of numerous achenes in a ring. Coastal Onion. Attractive perennial, growing Occasional, grassland and Colma Canyon from a bulb; leaves linear, 1- rocky slopes: 2 mm wide, as long as or longer than flowering stems; flowers deep rose-purple, up to 20 in a dense showy umbel; Apr.-June. Bitter Cherry Ridge

Great Meadow

Park Maintenance Facility, near

Summit Parking Lot, east- facing slope below

Bulbous, leaves basal; Weed, gardens and disturbed Old Guadalupe Trail, flowering stem 3-angled; places: industrial park in Guadalupe flowers white, several in a Valley loose, terminal umbel; spring. Differs from A. Uncommon, moist areas: Colma Creek dichlamydeum by its broader leaves, 10-15 mm wide, shorter than flowering stem; flowers rose-pink, numerous, in a loose umbel; Apr.-June.

April Brook

Guadalupe Canyon Parkway, north-facing slope south of, near its junction with Radio Road Belladonna Lily. Naked Perennial with large bulb; Occasionally becomes PG&E Marsh, Randolph Ladies. strap-shaped leaves appear in established from garden Avenue at Hillside Boulevard spring; flowering stem discards: appears in summer after leaves die down, flowers several in an umbel at tip of stem, showy, pink, funnel- shaped, about 8 cm; Aug.- Sept. Western Ragweed. Coarse perennial, generally Uncommon, usually in waste Reservoir Hill. 3.0 dm to 1 m, stems and places: · leaves with stiff hairs; leaves opposite, mostly once divided, to 10 em; flowers unisexual, small, inconspicuous, male and female on same plant, heads of male flowers in terminal racemes, heads of female flowers in leaf axils, below the male racemes; summer and early fall. Service Berry. June Berry. Deciduous shrub; leaves Occasional, rocky and April Brook ovate, sparsely hairy above, brushy slopes: more densely hairy beneath, serrate at rounded apices; flowers few, inleaf axils, petals 5, showy, white; Apr.- May. Fruit a small, fleshy, miniature apple, a pome. Horseshoe Ridge

Summit, slope just below

Harold Road in Brisbane, above Fiddleneck. Annual, sparsely bristly- Frequent, grassland and Colma Canyon hairy; leaves linear to disturbed areas: narrowly lanceolate, thinly hairy; flowers in showy, coiled, one-sided spikes, corollas 8-10 mm long, orange-yellow; Mar.-June. Nutlets triangular, keeled and wrinkled. Brisbane Ravine

Bitter Cherry Ridge

Devil's Arroyo

Romanzoffia Ravine

Owl Canyon

Ridge Trail at western and eastern powerlines Scarlet Pimpernel. Diffusely branched, Common weed, disturbed lower Colma Canyon, glabrous, slender annual, areas, and grassland: Willow Pond, Saddle Area, stems angled; leaves near Park Maintenance opposite, ovate, sessile; Facility, West Powerline near flowers dainty, on long Ridge Trail. slender peduncles in the leaf axils, petals 5, salmon- colored; throughout the year. Fruit a round capsule that opens in a line around the middle, the upper half separating as a lid. Pearly Everlasting. Perennial, stems numerous, Widespread, grassland and Colma Canyon, lower unbranched; leaves linear to occasionally in moist areas lanceolate; flower heads sometimes forming sizable pearly-white, discoid, many colonies: in terminal, showy clusters; Apr.-Sept. Saddle Area

Great Meadow

Park Maintenance Facility, near

Eucalyptus Loop Trail Radio Road

Summit Parking Lot

West Powerline.

Coast Angelica. Stout perennial, 0.9-1.2 m Occasional, brushland: Colma Canyon tall; leaves large, pinnately compound, each leaflet white- woolly beneath, more or less ovate and pinnately veined; flowers white, Apr.-July. Fruits with broad lateral wings. Romanzoffia Ravine

Quarry

Mayweed. Dog-fennel. Annual, unpleasantly Occasional, attractive weed, lower Colma Canyon, scented, stems much- fields and roadsides: Willow Pond, Crocker branched; leaves pinnately Avenue, Old Guadalupe divided 2 or 3 times, Trail, Saddle Area. divisions narrow; flower heads solitary, 2.5-3 em diameter, with showy white ray flowers; spring-autumn. Bur Chervil. Annual, hairy; leaves once or Weed, disturbed areas: Old Guadalupe Trail, Saddle twice pinnately divided, Area divisions narrow; flowers white; Apr.-June. Fruits with small hooks. Garden Snapdragon. Perennial, generally 6 dm or Uncommon: Guadalupe Canyon Parkway more; leaves lanceolate, in Guadalupe Hills adjacent about 8 cm; flowers in to East Powerline terminal, glandular- pubescent racemes, corolla generally 4-6 cm, tubular, 2- lipped, closed at throat, yellow, pink, or other colors; summer. Fruit a capsule, with numerous tiny seeds. Western Lady's Mantle. Inconspicuous, low-growing Occasional, rocky and Saddle Area annual; leaves small, brushy slopes: palmately 3-parted, each division again divided; flowers tiny,lacking petals; Feb.-May. Gasline Road

East Powerline near Ridge Trail Wild Celery. Annual, stems slender; Uncommon, sandy soil: Kamchatka Point leaves three times pinnately divided, divisions narrow, fragrance of celery when crushed; flowers white in umbels on slender pedicels to 15 mm; Mar.May. Fruits cordate at base, with inconspicuous ribs. Pig Ranch Ravine.

Indian Hemp. Bitter Erect perennial with milky Uncommon, grassy or rocky Radio Road above Summer Dogbane juice; leaves opposite, ovate areas: Seep on Horseshoe Ridge. to oblong-lanceolate; flowers small, corollas bell-shaped, white; July-Aug. Columbine. Attractive perennial; leaves Uncommon, moist, partially Bitter Cherry Ridge divided 3 times, leaflets shaded brushland: round obovate, deeply divided into toothed divisions; flowers nodding, petals 5, salmon red, each with a long, basal, nectar- containing spur; Apr.-June. Rose Rock Cress. Coast Perennial; basal leaves in a Common, grassy slopes and at many sites Rock Cress. rosette, stem leaves smaller; rocky outcroppings: showy rose-purple flowers on stems 5-20 cm; Jan.-May. Fruit a silique, 2-3 em. Madrone. Evergreen tree, 3 to as much Uncommon, eastern end of Brisbane Canyon (east of as 40 m, with broad, mountain, dry rocky ground: Buckeye Canyon) spreading crown; bark mostly reddish-brown, peeling; leaves leathery, alternate, ovate, 5-12 em; flowers in terminal panicles or racemes, corolla urn- shaped, 5-8 mm, white or pink; Mar.-May. Fruit a round berry, 8-12 mm in diameter, rough surface. Brisbane, on frontage road south of Eastwood Manzanita. Shrub, 2 m, with prominent The only locality on the basal burls; petioles, mountain with over 60 branchlets and inflorescence shrubs is on the hogback glandular; flowers white, ridge immediately east of leafy-bracted; Jan.-Apr. Buckeye Canyon and the Fruits depressed-globose, adjacent ridge to the east somewhat viscid. above Brisbane. San Bruno Mountain Low growing, much- Common, brushy slopes and Summit and Gasline Road, Manzanita. branched shrub, forming mat- ridges between Summit and between like colonies; leaves mostly Gasline Road (along east sessile, cordate-auriculate; side of Blue Blossom Hill flowers white, tinged pink, and Powerline Ridge) on leafy-bracted; Jan.-Mar. north slope near summit: Fruits depressed-globose, viscid-pubescent. Kamchatka Point Powerline Ridge

Blue Blossom Hill

Manzanita Dike

Said to be a hybrid, parents Entire known population thought to be: A. uva-ursl consists of one mat-forming (Linnaeus) Sprengel and A. shrub about 4 m by 25 m, glandulosa Eastwood. Low located about 15 m west of mat-forming shrub, spreads Pacific Rock on a very rocky by rooting branches from slope. lignotubers along lower branches; leaves somewhat ovate, serrulate, clustered, thickish, with reticulate venation on upper surface, petioles 1 mm; flowers white; Feb.-Apr. Fruits flattened globose, shiny. Bearberry. Prostrate shrub with trailing A single shrub drapes over a branches; leaves spathulate- west-facing embankment obovate, coriaceous, petioles along the Summit Loop Trail 1-2 mm long; flowers in near a Monterey pine. small terminal clusters, Almost a dozen additional corollas pinkish to white; shrubs, sprawling to mat-like Mar.-June. in habit, on both sides of Ridge Trail between the Summit Parking Lot and the west base of Blue Blossom Hill. Other small populations may be seen in the vicinity of A. pacifica. Bearberry. Prostrate shrub with trailing From Roofs cuttings plants and rooting branches, have been re-established on lignotubers at base of some the mountains at three branches, branchlets smooth, locations near the top of the bright red; leaves ovate- Quarry. elliptic, shiny, dense in age; flowers in small terminal clusters, corollas white, deep rose at their tips; Mar.-May. The single existing plant of this manzanita was discovered by James Roof on a rocky area half way down the crest of Powerline Ridge in May 1964. At that time he took cuttings to the Regional Parks Botanic Garden, Berkeley, where they were rooted. The fire of September 1964 destroyed the single plant in spite of its Miniature Manzanita. lignotubers.Similar to forma coactilis In their only locality on except for small lignotubers Kamchatka Point; they scattered near base of successfully compete with branches; young leaf blades dense grasses. suborbicular; somewhat concave instead of convex. These shrubs survived the fire of September 1964 by means of their lignotubers. Montara Manzanita. [A. Similar to subsp. imbricata At its only locality about 100 montaraensis Roof). except shrubs are erect to 2 yards northwest of Pacific m. Rock it forms a dense colony. Cape Weed. Perennial, prostrate; leaves Uncommon: road to Camp Silverspot, irregularly pinnately lobed, April Brook Trail, in loose basal clusters; Guadalupe Parkway east of flower heads solitary, on Colma Canyon. stems 20-25 em, showy, ray flowers yellow, disk flowers black or nearly so. California Pipe Vine. Deciduous, scandent shrub or Uncommon: Colma Canyon, lower Dutchman's Pipe. vine with characteristically U- shaped flowers; Feb.-May.

Guadalupe Canyon Parkway, on both sides of Reservoir Hill, slope below

Glen Park Canyon near water tank in Brisbane Firth Canyon in Brisbane

Sea Pink. California Thrift. Perennial, flowering stem 15- Uncommon, rocky, sandy Old Guadalupe Trail 4 dm; leaves linear in basal areas: rosette; flowers pink in a terminal globose head; Mar.- Aug. Pig Ranch Ravine

California Sagebrush. Shrub, aromatic, much Frequent, exposed slopes and Colma Canyon Coastal Sagebrush. branched; leaves ridges: pinnately divided into linear, toothed, densely gray-hairy segments; flower heads discoid, small, numerous, in a panicle; summer-early winter. Guadalupe Hills

Summit Parking Lot, slope south of

West Powerline

Owl Canyon

Buckeye Canyon, upper Olivet Cemetery

California Mugwort. Perennial; leaves lanceolate, Occasional, grassy or brushy Colma Canyon, lower Wormwood. entire to few lobed or areas, sometimes on toothed, glabrous and green disturbed ground: above, gray-hairy beneath; flowers similar to preceding; summer-early autumn. Wax Myrtle Ravine

Eucalyptus Loop Trail

Summit

Cow Trough Ravine

Beach Sagewort. Sufrutescent perennial, Uncommon, sandy soil: Reservoir Hill, lower, on a silvery, silky-hairy; stems sandy west-facing slope. branched, 4-7 dm, leafy to terminal inflorescence, leaves 2-3-times pinnate, divisions linear· inflorescence paniculate, or spike-like, flower heads small, discoid; June-Nov. Annual, glabrous, much Uncommon, marshy and Guadalupe Hills. branched; leaves mostly often alkaline areas: linear, entire or nearly so; flower heads small, generally numerous, in a panicle, ray flowers relatively inconspicuous, purple or blue; autumn. Locoweed. Robust, hairy perennial, Occasional, grassland, and in Great Meadow stems erect or decumbent; the open on sandy soil: leaves pinnately compound, leaflets 10-20 pairs; flowers with 5 irregular, greenish- white petals; Apr.-Oct. April Brook

Pig Ranch Ravine, south of

Olivet Cemetery, near

Western Lady Fern. Fronds lanceolate to Uncommon, wet gullies: Colma Canyon triangular, to 1 m tall, 1-2 times divided; indusia curved to almost circular, with marginal hairs. Uncommon, wet gullies: Saddle Area, base of Quarry Uncommon, wet gullies: Colma Canyon, Saddle Area, base of Quarry

Australian Saltbush. Perennial, more or less Uncommon: Guadalupe Canyon Parkway woody at base, minutely east of summit. scaly, decumbent; leaves oblong, irregularly toothed; flowers very small; June- Sept. Fruiting bracts fleshy, eventually becoming red. Saltbush. Fat Hen. Annual, glabrous, slightly Uncommon, salt marshes or Guadalupe Hills, Foothill mealy; leaves generally salt flats, along San Boulevard at School Street. hastate-triangular, toothed; Francisco Bay shore or flowers very small, in spikes; inland: July-Sept. Slender Wild Oat. Tufted annual, 3-7 dm tall; Frequent, weed of waste Colma Canyon, Old blades flat, mostly glabrous; places, dry ground and Guadalupe Trail, Quarry, panicle lax, silvery spikelets grassy slopes: above Hillside Boulevard scattered along stems, pedicels slender, spikelets 2- 3-flowered, lemma tapering into 2 slender bristles, papery glumes longer than florets; Feb.-June. Wild Oat. Annual, similar to A. barbata Occasional, weed of moist except the leaves are sparsely grasslands hairy; spikelets 3-4-flowered, pedicels stout, teeth of lemma acute; Feb.-July.

Coyote Brush. Chaparral Shrub, evergreen, much Broom. Fuzzy Wuzzy branched from base, stems (because of the abundant, dry leafy throughout, prostrate pappus bristles that blow in or nearly so, often forming the wind). mats scarcely more than 30 em, to erect and 1-4m; leaves alternate, obovate, coarsely toothed, 1-4 em, cuneate, sessile, 1-3-nerved; flower heads discoid, numerous, terminal, flowers unisexual, male and female on separate plants; July-Oct. low growing, often prostrate Radio Road plants, occasional, exposed slopes and ridges: frequent, open slopes and Saddle Area ravines:

frequent, open slopes and Kamchatka Point ravines:

frequent, open slopes and West Powerline ravines: frequent, open slopes and Radio Road ravines:

low growing, often prostrate Buckeye Canyon, lower plants, occasional, exposed slopes and ridges: Mule Fat. Seep Willow. Shrub with numerous leafy Uncommon, moist ground: Saddle Area stems, 1-4m; leaves generally lanceolate and sessile, entire to variously toothed, 1-3-nerved, 5-15 em; flower heads and flowers similar to those of B. pilularls. Juncus Ravine, ravine east of

American Winter Cress. Biennial or perennial, Occasional, moist, open or Colma Canyon glabrous or with few hairs, brushy areas: stems 1-6dm, erect; basal leaves only on young plants, to 12 em, deeply pinnatelyl obed, generally with 4-8 rounded, lateral lobes, much smaller than the ovate, terminal lobe; flowers in terminal racemes, petals yellow, to 5 mm long; March- July. Fruit a silique 2.5-5 em, erect, somewhat appressed to stem. Saddle Area

Kiosk, edge of parking lot beyond Great Meadow

Radio Road, eucalyptus grove along Summit Parking Lot, east- facing slope below Manzanita Dike

Coarse annual with stiff Attractive weed, roadsides Park Kiosk area, industrial hairs; leaves opposite, and disturbed areas: park in Guadalupe Valley lanceolate, sparsely toothed; flowers in a spike, corolla 2- lipped, rose-pink and white; April-May. English Daisy. Perennial, hairy, low- Uncommon, moist places: Crocker Avenue, Saddle growing; leaves in basal tuft, Area, Radio Road. oblanceolate; flower heads solitary, showy, on leafless stalks, ray flowers pink to white; almost throughout the year. Coast Barberry. Attractive evergreen shrub; Frequent, rocky outcrops but Colma Canyon leaves pinnately compound, not in dense stands: new leaves that precede the flowers glossy, reddish- green; flowers small, yellow, in showy clusters; Mar.-May. Fruit a black berry.

Water Parsley. Perennial, rather stout, Uncommon, moist places: Juncus Ravine branched; leaves pinnately divided; flowers white, few in umbel; July-Oct. Fruit oval, ribs inconspicuous. Annual, glabrous or nearly Uncommon, grassland: Owl Canyon. so; leaves pinnate, 8-10 slender lobes; involucral bracts in 1 series, united at base, flower heads single, showy, ray flowers yellow; Mar.-Apr. Prairie Rush. SALTMARSH Rhizomatous perennial, not Uncommon, marshy areas: PG&E Marsh BULRUSH, ALKALI forming clumps, rhizomes BULRUSH generally with tubers; culms arising singly, leafy, 2-15 dm; leaves several, grass- like, flat or nearly so, all in lower half of culm; inflorescence 3-10 tightly clustered, ovoid, reddish- brown spikelets, involucral bracts 2-5, unequal in length, surpassing the inflorescence; May-Oct. Delicate, glabrous, weakly Occasional, grassy and Devil's Arroyo trailing, prostrate annual; brushy areas: leaves opposite, simple, rounded, 5-7 lobed; flowers white, tiny, in small few- flowered umbels; Mar.-May. Trillium Gulch False Brome. Wiry annual, stems Uncommon, moist disturbed Guadalupe Hills branching and bent at base, areas: 1.5-3.0 dm, nodes and ligules pubescent; leaves sparse; spikelets 1-5, erect, sessile, 20-25 mm, clustered at apex of culm, lemmas with rigid awns, 1-2 cm; April-May.

Biennial or perennial, to 3 Uncommon, disturbed area: horse corral. near, in dm; lower leaves lyrate- Guadalupe Hills. pinnatifid, terminal segment large, upper leaves smaller; petals pale yellow, longer than sepals; Feb.-Apr. Siliques somewhat constricted between seeds. Field Mustard. Annual, glabrous, 2-10 dm; Occasional weed, disturbed near Crocker Avenue, basal leaves petioled, sites: Willow Pond, Saddle Area, pinnately lobed, terminal industrial park in Guadalupe lobe large, upper leaves with Valley. clasping base; flowers in racemes, petals yellow, 6-10 mm; Feb.-July. Siliques 3-7 em, on stalks, spreading away from stems, with a terminal slender, terete beak. Little Quaking Grass. Similar to B. maxima but Common, grassy areas and Guadalupe Hills, Willow with many smaller spikelets wet ground: Pond, Saddle Area, that quiver in the breeze; Jan.- Guadalupe Valley, Owl and June. Buckeye canyons, above Hillside Boulevard, Pig Ranch Ravine, above Olivet Cemetery Rattlesnake Grass. Big Erect annual 3-6 dm, Occasional, disturbed Saddle Area, Guadalupe Quaking Grass. sometimes decumbent at the ground: Hills, Owl and Buckeye base; panicle drooping, canyons spikelets about 12 mm, almost as broad as long, with overlapping florets; Apr.- May. Perennial, growing from a Uncommon, western section Radio Road in eucalyptus corm; leaves linear, 2-4 mm of mountains: area wide, longer than very short flowering stem; flowers violet-purple, up to 10 in an umbel, pedicels slender, unequal in length; May-July. Quarry, near California Brome. Erect vigorous annual or Common, exposed or shaded Colma Canyon biennial, 5-10 dm; habitats and disturbed. areas: sometimes forming leafy tufts, leaf blades flat, sheaths scabrous to sparsely pilose, mouth of sheath pubescent; panicle open with spreading or nodding branches, spikelets strongly flattened, lemmas folded, 10-20 mm, awns 7-15 mm; Mar.-July. Saddle Area

Radio Road

Park Maintenance Facility, near

Owl Canyon

Randolph Avenue at Hillside Boulevard Mountain Brome. Stout perennial, sheaths Occasional, open grassy Saddle Area densely hairy or occasionally slopes, moist flats and glabrous; blades usually disturbed soils: narrow; panicles erect, narrow, 1-2 dm, lower branches erect and somewhat spreading, spikelets 2.5-3.5 cm, lemmas hairy, 11-14 mm, awns less than 7 mm; May-Oct. Guadalupe Hills

Powerline Ridge

Owl Canyon Rescue Grass. Annual or biennial, culms Uncommon, waste places: PG&E Marsh, above erect to spreading, up to 1 m; Randolph Avenue sheaths and narrow blades glabrous or sparsely pilose; panicle open, to 2 dm, branches to 15 dm, spikelets 2-3 cm, 6-12-flowered, glumes flattened, acuminate, to 1 cm, lemmas glabrous or sometimes pubescent, acuminate, to 1.5 cm, closely overlapping, concealing short rachilla joints, awnless or with awn to 13 mm, palea shorter than lemma; Apr.- Nov. Ripgut Brome. Tufted annual, 4-7 dm, stems Common, disturbed soil and Colma Canyon, Saddle Area, hairy below panicle; leaves grassland: Guadalupe Valley, Buckeye rough, ligules membraneous Canyon, above Hillside with jagged margins; panicle Boulevard open and drooping, with few spikelets, lemmas with long, stoutt awns, 3.5-5 cm; Apr.- July. Soft Chess. Tufted annual or sometimes Common, waste places and Willow Pond, Saddle Area, biennnial, generally softly grassland: Powerline Ridge, Owl and pubescent throughout, 2-8 Buckeye canyons, Pig Ranch dm; panicles dense, compact, Ravine 5-10 cm long, spikelets erect, 12-20 mm, with 6-12 florets, sometimes glabrous, lemma 8-9 mm, awns stout, 6-9 mm; Mar.June.

Foxtail Brome. Foxtail Tufted annual, 1.5-4 dm; Occasional, disturbed dry Guadalupe Hills, above Chess, Red Brome. leaf blades and sheaths soil: Randolph Avenue, Pig Ranch pubescent; panicles dense, Ravine compact, often purplish to reddish-brown, 2-7 cm, spikelets narrow, 7-11- flowered, about 25 cm, lemma 4-5 nerved, 10-15 mm, with awn 18-22 mm; Mar.-May. Pacific Reed Grass. Large tufted perennial, Occasional, moist rocky Colma Canyon forming dense clumps, culms slopes: stout, 1-1.5 m; leaf blades rough to touch; panicles narrow, loosely contracted, purplish, becoming straw- colored, 15-30 cm, florets with a tuft of hair at their bases; May-June. Dairy Ravine

Kamchatka Point

Summit Parking Lot, east- facing slope below

Radio Road

Red Maids. Somewhat fleshy annual, Occasional, open places and Colma Canyon, lower branched from base, disturbed areas, sometimes glabrous; leaves narrowly grassland: oblanceolate,with petioles; flowers in leafy racemes, small but conspicuous, petals 5, magenta, rarely white; Feb.-May. Crocker Avenue, slope above

Saddle Area

Great Meadow

Firth Canyon Pig Ranch Ravine

Water Starwort. Small, prostrate annual stems Uncommon: Randolph Ravine. delicate; leaves opposite, linear-spatulate, thick; flowers minute, unisexual, in leaf axils. Western Morning Glory. Perennial, more or less Occasional, brushy slopes, Colma Canyon woody, climbing or often scrambling over other sometimes trailing; leaves plants: triangular-hastate, generally 1-4 em, petioles shorter than blades; flowers 1-3 on axillary peduncles, about equal to or longer than leaves, bracts linear, 5-10 mm, 5-15 mm below calyx, corolla white to pink, funnel- shaped, 2-4 cm; Apr.-July. Saddle Area

Summit Parking Lot, east- facing slope below Buckeye Canyon, upper

Randolph Avenue at Hillside Boulevard Olivet Cemetery, above Perennial, generally stemless Occasional, grassland: Colma Canyon or nearly so, with soft hairs; leaves deltoid-hastate, 3-4 cm, petioles longer than blades; flowers on peduncles shorter than leaves, bracts resembling and partly covering calyx, corolla white or cream, 3-6 cm long, sometimes purple-tinged along folds; Apr.-June. Guadalupe Hills near Cow Palace Saddle Area

Guadalupe Canyon Parkway, north-facing slope south of, close to junction with Radio Road Wax Myrtle Ravine Erect or sometimes Uncommon, open areas, Colma Canyon, mouth of decumbent annual; leaves deep sandy soil: linear to very narrowly elliptic, to 3.5 cm, sparsely serrulate; inflorescence nodding, sepals reflexed, petals 5, yellowish, to 4.5 mm, sometimes with 2 red dots at base; Apr.-July. Fruit a capsule, linear, straight, or sometimes curved toward base. Pig Ranch Ravine

Annual, with sprawling Uncommon, grassland or Colma Canyon, mouth of branches; leaves lanceolate, sandy areas: in basal rosette, 1-12 cm, margins denticulate; inflorescence nodding, petals 4, yellow, to 4.5 mm, occasionally with 1 or 2 red dots near base; Apr.-July. Capsule 4-angled when dry, straight or somewhat curved with more than 1 complete spiral. Pig Ranch Ravine Shepherd's Purse Annual branched from base; Disturbed areas and open West Powerline near Ridge basal leaves petiolate, grassy slopes: Trail. pinnately lobed, upper leaves sessile, toothed; small white flowers in a raceme; mostly winter. Silicle heart-shaped.

Milk Maids, Toothwort. Perennial, underground Occasional, open grassy or Colma Canyon thickened stem or rhizome in brushy slopes: late winter produces simple or 3-foliolate leaves; slender erect stems with 3-5 foliolate leaves; flowers showy, in' a raceme, petals white to pale pink; Jan.-May.Siliques 2.5-6 cm. Radio Road

Cable Ravine

Kamchatka Point

Summit, near

Summit Parking Lot, ravine 1/2 mile east of, along Ridge Trail Trillium Gulch Bitter Cress. Annual or biennial from Occasional, grassland and Colma Canyon slender taproot, mostly single-moist, disturbed areas, stemmed; leaves mostly sometimes in places basal, pinnately lobed;· previously burned: flowers small, few in raceme, petals white, about 2.5 mm; Feb.-June. Siliques open explosively. Bitter Cress. Annual or biennial from Occasional, grassland and Saddle Area slender taproot, mostly single-moist, disturbed areas, stemmed; leaves mostly sometimes in places basal, pinnately lobed;· previously burned: flowers small, few in raceme, petals white, about 2.5 mm; Feb.-June. Siliques open explosively. Bitter Cress. Annual or biennial from Occasional, grassland and Summit Parking Lot, ravine slender taproot, mostly single-moist, disturbed areas, 1/2 mile east of, along Ridge stemmed; leaves mostly sometimes in places Trail basal, pinnately lobed;· previously burned: flowers small, few in raceme, petals white, about 2.5 mm; Feb.-June. Siliques open explosively. Bitter Cress. Annual or biennial from Occasional, grassland and Romanzoffia Ravine slender taproot, mostly single-moist, disturbed areas, stemmed; leaves mostly sometimes in places basal, pinnately lobed;· previously burned: flowers small, few in raceme, petals white, about 2.5 mm; Feb.-June. Siliques open explosively. Bitter Cress. Annual or biennial from Occasional, grassland and Trillium Gulch slender taproot, mostly single-moist, disturbed areas, stemmed; leaves mostly sometimes in places basal, pinnately lobed;· previously burned: flowers small, few in raceme, petals white, about 2.5 mm; Feb.-June. Siliques open explosively. Sand-mat. Perennial, stems numerous, Occasional, sandy soil: Colma Canyon, lower mat-forming, densely covered with conspicuous, thin, translucent stipules, about as long as linear leaves; flowers very small, calyx 5-lobed, 3-4 mm, lobes spiny; petals minute; May- June. Guadalupe Hills

Pig Ranch Ravine Olivet Cemetery, near

Italian Thistle. Annual to 1.8 m, stems Troublesome weed, waste area adjacent to East slender, narrowly spiny- places and along roadsides: Powerline. winged, wing spines spreading horizontally, irregular in length, often rigid; leaves pinnatifid, lobes and teeth spine-tipped, white- tomentose beneath, greenish but somewhat woolly-hairy above; involucral bracts spiny, flower heads discoid, flowers rose-purple; May- July. Achenes with numerous bristles. Santa Barbara Sedge. Tufted perennial with long Occasional, vernally moist Colma Canyon rhizomes; culms sharply ground: triangular, 3-10 dm, usually longer than leaves, blades flat above, channeled near base, 3.5-9 mm wide; spikelets stalked, cigar- shaped, 2.5-8 cm, perianth with toothed beak; Apr.-Aug.

Radio Road Shearwater

Short-stemmed Sedge. Stoloniferous perennial, Uncommon, exposed slopes: Reservoir Hill densely cespitose, forming small to large clumps, sometimes resembling a turf; culms slender, rough-edged, 3-15 cm, usually shorter than leaves, blades flat or. somewhat channeled, 1.5-3.5 mm wide; spike 5-15 mm, spikelets with short or long stalks; Mar.-June. Guadalupe Hills

Cow Trough Ravine, upper

Densely tufted perennial; Uncommon, vernally wet Saddle Area culms erect, sharply ground: triangular, 3-7 dm, usually exceeding leaves, blades flat 3-6 mm wide, ligule square, conspicuous; inflorescence a congested panicle, 2-5 cm, 1.5 cm wide, spikelets numerous, many-flowered, sessile; Mar.-June. Guadalupe Hills

Harford's Sedge. Loosely tufted perennial, Uncommon, vernally wet Saddle Area culms 2.5-8 dm, erect or lax, ground and marshy places: somewhat triangular, smooth, often emerging through supporting shrubs, longer than leaves; blades 2.5-4.5 mm wide, flat; inflorescence oblong to nearly round, 1.5- 2.5 em, spikelets sessile, ovoid,clustered, perigynia ovoid, 3.5-4.5 mm, margins winged, slender, nerves on both sides, beak about 1/3 as long as body of perigynium; May-Aug. Fern Rock

Shearwater Slough Sedge. Perennial, with long stolons Uncommon, in moist and Saddle Area forming colonies; leaves and marshy ground: culms usually cespitose in large clumps, culms sharply triangular, 3-15 dm, shorter or longer than leaves, blades channeled above and keeled towards base; spikelets inconspicuously stalked, cigar shaped, 5-12 cm, erect to strongly drooping; Apr.- Nov. Crystal Cave Ravine

Cow Trough Ravine Loosely cespitose perennial; Uncommon, vernally wet Saddle Area culms 3-12 dm long, erect or ground and wet ravines: lax, often emerging through supporting vegetation, longer than leaves; blades 2.5-4 mm wide, flat; inflorescence ovoid or roundish, spikelets sessile, congested, perigynia ovoid, 3.5-4.5 mm, margins winged, finely serrate above, beak about l/3 as long as body, finely nerved on dorsal side, nerveless on ventral side; Apr.-June. Crystal Cave Ravine

Shearwater

CowTrough Ravine Foothill Sedge. Perennial, not tufted or Occasional, vernal; wet areas Guadalupe Hills loosely so; culms erect or and grassy slopes: spreading, 2-8 dm, generally longer than leaves, blades 1.5- 2.5 mm wide, flat or sometimes folded along the middle; spike slender sessile, spikelets several to numerous; Mar.-June. Saddle Area

Olivet Cemetery

Hottentot Fig. Ice Plant. Succulent perennial; leaves Often becomes naturalized, south-facing slopes above opposite, fleshy, 3-angled, to spreading vegetatively or lower Colma Canyon, 5 em; large yellow to pink sometimes by seeds: Reservoir Hill, near flowers; spring and summer. eucalyptus trees in upper Colma Canyon, Radio Road, Brisbane Indian Paint Brush. Perennial, roughly hairy, Occasional, brushy or open Great Meadow especially below the grassy and rocky areas: inflorescence; leaves narrowly lanceolate, lobed; bracts and calyces red, bracts broadly 3-lobed, inflorescence a tight spike- like raceme; Mar.-Sept. Park Maintenance Facility, near

Randolph Avenue at Hillside Boulevard

Owl's Clover. Slender annual, minutely Frequent, grassy and brushy Colma Canyon hairy; leaves alternate, linear slopes: to linear-lanceolate; flowers in a dense spike, corolla 2- lipped, purple, scarcely exerted; Mar.-May. Great Meadow

April Brook

Park Maintenance Facility, near

Romanzoffia Ravine Summit

Owl Canyon, above

Harold Road in Brisbane, abpve

Pig Ranch Ravine Purple Owl's Clover. Annual, stems and leaves Frequent, grassland and open Colma Canyon Escobita. hairy, stems usually purplish fields: and branched; leaves deeply pinnately lobed into thread- like segments; flowering spike dense, 2-10 em, bracts lobed, greenish-purple, tips velvety, rose-purple, corolla shortly exerted, upper lip slender, curved, bearded, lower lip purple, tip white or yellow with purple dots; Mar.-May. Radio Road

Park Maintenance Facility, near

Kamchatka Point

Summit Parking Lot, slope below Ridge Trail near West Powerline

Harold Road in Brisbane

Franciscan Paint Brush. Perennial, stems and leaves Occasional, grassland and Colma Canyon more or less hairy but not rocky areas: glandular; leaves lanceolate; bracts red, slender, flowers clustered above, a few scattered below, calyx slender, curved above, cut much deeper in front than back, lower lip of corolla much exerted; Mar.-Sept. Cow Palace, near, in Guadalupe Hills Old Guadalupe Trail

Ridge Trail, south side of, near West Powerline

Colma Canyon

Old Guadalupe Trail

Radio Road

Great Meadow

Park Maintenance Facility, near Summit Parking Lot, slope below West Powerline near Ridge Trail Trillium Gulch

East Powerline near Ridge Trail Australian Pine. She-oak. Tree, to 15 m or more, Uncommon: above King's Road, Brisbane irregularly branched, bark Acres in Brisbane rough, persistent; leaves tiny, reduced to 6-8 scale-like teeth, arranged in whorls along the slender, green, needle-like branchlets; flowers unisexual, male and female on separate trees, males in a spike at ends of branchlets, females in a cluster on the main woody branches; spring. Fruit consists of numerous nutlets in a woody "cone," about 1 em long. California Mustard Tall erect annual; leaves Occasional, open and brushy Old Guadalupe Trail petiolate,irregularly slopes in undisturbed areas: pinnately lobed, upper with fewer lobes; flowers yellowish-white in short dense racemes; Mar.-June. Siliques slender, spreading away from the stem. Guadalupe Hills

Devil's Arroyo

East Powerline near Ridge Trail Blue Blossom. Evergreen, much branched Frequent, brushy slopes, West Powerline, near shrub, to 4.5 m or more; sometimes forming dense leaves ovate, 3-veined from thickets, seedlings base; flowers small, blue, in sometimes appear after fire: showy, densely flowered panicles; Mar.-May. Ridge Trail 1/2 mile east of Summit Parking Lot

Quarry Purple Star Thistle. Annual or biennial, stems Troublesome weed, disturbed Guadalupe Hills, Bayshore round, intricately branched; areas: Highway, Cow_ Trough leaves pinnately lobed; Ravine, along Randolph and bracts spiny-tipped, flower Hillside avenues. heads generally sessile, discoid, flowers purple; May- Oct. Napa Thistle. Tocalote. Annual, stems winged; basal Troublesome weed, disturbed Colma Canyon. leaves lobed, upper entire, places: sessile, decurrent on stem; spines at tips of bracts slender, purplish, flower heads 2-3, discoid, flowers yellow; May-Oct. Jupiter's Beard. Red Valerian. Attractive perennial, Weed of urban areas, along Bayshore Boulevard glabrous, somewhat bluish- disturbed ground: near Brisbane Lagoon, lower green; leaves opposite, ovate east slope above old stone to lanceolate, generally retaining wall entire; flowers numerous in an elongate, branched cluster, corolla dark ruby red, pink or white, tube long, slender, with a prominent basal spur and 5 short irregular lobes; May-Oct. Fruit single-seeded, dry, achene-like, tipped by several feathery hairs. Spikeweed. Annual, stify Uncommon: Crocker Avenue. branched, fairly low, spiny; leaves pinnately lobed, becoming toothed or entire along upper margins; flower heads yellow; late summer-early autumn. Common Mouse-ear Short-lived perennial, viscid- Uncommon, moist places: Saddle Area. chickweed. hairy throughout, with basal leafy offshoots, mat-forming; flowers in loose cymes, sepals about 5 mm, petals white, 2-lobed about as long as sepals; Mar .-Aug. Capsule slender, about twice as long as sepals. Mouse-ear Chickweed. Annual, viscid-hairy Weed, gardens, roadsides and ravine south of Crocker throughout; leaves ovate to disturbed places: Avenue, north slope of obovate; flowers in cymes, Guadalupe Hills above sepals 3-5 mm, petals white, Crocker Avenue, Saddle 2-lobed, generally shorter Area, West Powerline, above than sepals;Mar.-July. the Quarry Western Field Mouse-ear Perennial, stems weak; 1-3 In grassland: Reservoir Hill Chickweed. dm; leaves linear; flowers somewhat showy, petals white, 2-lobed, longer than sepals; Mar.-May. Park Maintenance Facility Pineapple Weed. Rayless Low annual, branched, Uncommon, waste places, Saddle Area, Guadalupe Chamomile. somewhat aromatic; leaves 2- sometimes compact soil: Hills, industrial park in 3 times divided into slender Guadalupe Valley. segments; flower heads conical, discoid, flowers yello\v; May-Aug. Perennial, 1 m or more, Uncommon, escape from head of Buckeye Canyon growing from a corm; leaves cultivation, persists from sword-shaped; flowers garden discards: orange and scarlet, 20-30, in a terminal spike, perianth tubular, 2-lipped, lobes 6, 1 of the 3 upper longer than other 2, 3 lower shorter and reflexed. California Gcosefoot. Perennial, with stout, fleshy Uncommon, brushy slopes Colma Canyon, lower root, sparsely mealy on and disturbed areas: young stems; leaves deltoid- hastate, coarsely toothed; flowers small; Feb.-June. Guadalupe Hills

Pig Ranch Ravine Annual; stem slightly mealy; Disturbed ground: Saddle Area, industrial park leaves broadly ovate, in Guadalupe Valley. irregularly toothed, dark green, shiny above, mealy beneath; flowers minute, clustered, in panicles; June- Oct. Amole. Soap Plant. Perennial, growing from Occasional, grassland: Colma Canyon large bulb densely covered with coarse brown fibers from previous seasons; leaves basal, linear, long, margins wavy, appearing in spring before the flowers; inflorescence a tall panicle to 7.0 dm, flowers 1-2 cm, scattered on stems, perianth segments 6, spreading, petal- like, white, more or less curled, vespertine; May- June. Summit Parking Lot, east- facing slope below

Trillium Gulch

Spine-flower. · Annual, stems decumbent 1- Uncommon, sandy areas: Colma Canyon 2.5 dm, spreading, with long soft hairs; leaves oblanceolate, to 1.5 cm, petiolate; flowers small, pink, in dense heads, calyces with spiny teeth, petals lacking; Apr.-June. Crown Daisy. Garland Annual; leaves ovate in Attractive weed, roadsides slopes below Reservoir Hill, Chrysanthemum. outline, pinnately lobed, and disturbed places: Crocker Avenue, Tank sessile; flower heads showy, Ravine, base of Pig Ranch 2-4 em across, ray and disk Ravine. flowers yellow; Apr.-Aug. Glabrous annual, stems Uncommon, grassland: Owl Canyon slender, few branched, 2-8 cm; leaves opposite; flowers solitary, terminal, parts in 4s, calyx 4-angled, corolla yellow, about 6 mm, tube slender, salverform, lobes spreading; Mar.-May. Fruit a capsule. Chicory. Perennial, stems rough-hairy; Roadsides and disturbed Reservoir Hill, Saddle Area, basal leaves irregularly and ground: along railroad tracks on deeply lobed, upper smaller, north side of industrial park toothed; flower heads in Guadalupe Valley. discoid, flowers bright blue; summer-autumn.

Indian Thistle. Perennial, short-lived from a Occasional, brushy slopes: Colma Canyon, lower tap-root, cobwebby hairs; leaves with coarse, irregularly spiny-toothed lobes, lower leaves in rosette, upper sessile, clasping; flower heads discoid, flowers purplish; Apr.-May. Summit Parking Lot,

Quarry

Brownie Thistle. Perennial, stems stout, Occasional grassland: Guadalupe Hills generally 8-10 em; basal leaves oblanceolate, with cobwebby hairs, coarsely spiny-lobed or toothed; flower heads .discoid, flowers pinkish to white; Apr.-July. Saddle Area

Park Maintenance Facility, near

East Powerline near Ridge Trail Randolph Avenue, north of, at Hillside Boulevard.

Bull Thistle. Biennial, stem 5-15 dm, Weed, disturbed areas, lower Colma Canyon, spiny winged with decurrent roadsides: Willow Pond, Saddle Area, leaf bases; leaves pinnately road along West Powerline lobed, long spiny, upper side at Ridge Trail, Quarry. rough to touch; bracts spiny, flower heads discoid, 3-4 em high, nearly as broad, showy, flowers purplish; June-Oct. Rock Rose. Evergreen shrub, much Uncommon, disturbed area: lower Reservoir Hill in sandy branched, spreading, to 100 1 soil on west -facing slope, m, variously hairy; leaves Eucalyptus Loop Trail opposite, generally ovate, coarsely wrinkled, margins wavy, to 2.5 cm; flowers 1-3 at ends of branches, 2.5-3 cm wide; petals 5, rose-pink, fall after a few hours; Mar.-Apr. Fruit a capsule, seeds many, small. Annual, stem sometimes Occasional, grassy slopes: Owl Canyon stout; leaves ovate, more or less crowded; petals pinkish, sometimes spotted; May- June. Buckeye Canyon

Slender annual; leaves lance- Occasional, grassland: Harold Road, above in oblong; flowers sessile, Brisbane petals dark red-purple, lacking spots; Apr.-July. Farewell-to-Spring. Annual often branched Frequent, grassland: Colma Canyon above; leaves lanceolate, sessile or nearly so; flowers showy, petals pink, often reddish at base; Apr.-Aug. Owl Canyon

Quarry

Buckeye Canyon

Crystal Cave Ravine

Olivet Cemetery, above

Miner's Lettuce. Glabrous annual, somewhat Frequent, moist areas: Colma Canyon succulent; basal leaves more or less diamond-shaped, on long petioles, stem leaves opposite, united, forming a rounded disk at base of inflorescence; small white flowers in short racemes; Feb.-May. Bitter Cherry Ridge

Saddle Area

Park Maintenance Facility, near

Ridge Trail

Firth Canyon

Yerba Buena. Perennial, fragrant, Frequent, grassland and Saddle Area evergreen, trailing, rooting at brushy areas, creeping on the stem tips; leaves ovate, ground at base of sessile or nearly so; flowers surrounding plants and easily small, solitary in axils of overlooked: upper leaves, corolla 2- lipped, white; May-Aug. April Brook, slope above Summit Parking Lot, east- facing slope below Ridge Trail between Summit Parking Lot and Blue Blossom Hill, low area of West Powerline near Ridge Trail Chinese Houses. Annual; leaves lanceolate, all Uncommon, shaded Buckeye Canyon sessile; flowers in whorls, grassland: sessile, lavender and white; Apr.-July. San Francisco Chinese Annual; leaves opposite, Occasional, open grassy or Colma Canyon Houses. ovate, upper sessile, lower brushy areas: with petioles; flowers sessile in whorls, corollas violet- blue and whitish, 2-lipped; Mar.-May. Bitter Cherry Ravine

Devil's Arroyo

East Powerline, ravine on north-facing slope east of Harold Road

Brisbane Annual; upper leaves sessile, Occasional, grassland: Owl Canyon lower with petioles; flowers few, small blue, on long pedicels; Mar.-May. Buckeye Canyon

East Powerline, ravine on north-facing slope east of

Poison Hemlock. Spotted Tall biennial, stems purple Abundant weed, disturbed upper Colma Canyon, Hemlock. spotted; leaves pinnately areas: Willow Pond, Saddle Area, divided; flowers white, Guadalupe Hills, Radio Road small, in showy, many- north of eucalyptus area, and flowered umbels; Apr.-Aug. other sites. Fruits with prominent ribs. Field Bindweed. Orchard Perennial, stems prostrate or Deep-rooted, troublesome lower Colma Canyon, Saddle Morning Glory. twining; distinguished from weed, fields and waste Area, junction of Radio Road Calystegia occldentalis by places: with Guadalupe Canyon the basal lobes of the leaves Parkway. obtuse or rounded; flowers on peduncles shorter than leaves, corolla 1.5-2.5 cm long, white, purple tinged along folds; May-Oct. Differs from C. bonariensis Uncommon, weed of waste Old Guadalupe Trail. and C. canadensis in being a ground: short-lived perennial; flower heads discoid, outermost flowers in each head obliquely tubular; summer- early fall. Annual, to 1 m, gray-green, Weed, waste ground and Guadalupe Hills in a marshy stiffly hairy; leaves linear to roadsides: area between Geneva Avenue linear-lanceolate; involucral and Guadalupe Canyon bracts densely hairy, flower Parkway. heads many, ray flowers whitish, small, more than 100; June-Sept. Mirror Shrub. Mirror Plant. Evergreen shrub, 1.0-3.0 m Escapes from cultivation and CrockerAvenue, Saddle Area tall; leaves opposite, occasionally persists in thickish, broadly ovate, dark disturbed places: green, shining above, dull pale green below; flowers unisexual, male and female on separate plants; flowers inconspicuous; late summer to autumn. Orange, berry- like fruits. Spotted Coral Root. Perennial, saprophytic, Uncommon, wooded areas: Brisbane Acres near Kings scapose; stem glabrous, 2-7 Road in Brisbane dm; leaf sheaths whitish; flowers laxly arranged, few to many in a raceme, sepals and petals crimson-purple to greenish, lowermost petal, the lip, 3-lobed, white, spotted and veined with crimson; June-Aug. Creek Dogwood. Western No longer occurs at localities along creek in lower Colma Red Dogwood. where it had been observed Canyon (eliminated by in the 1960s: construction of Guadalupe Canyon Parkway), Quarry (eliminated by expansion of the quarry)

Andean Pampas Grass. Perennial; leaves numerous, Although only occasional linear, in a basal fountain- populations occur throughout like clump, margins with the mountains, these have small sharp teeth; flowering increased during the1980s. stem to 2 m, 2-3 times as tall as the basal clump of leaves, florets very numerous, creamy white, always pistillate, in dense, terminal panicles; plants are apomictic, that is, the pistillate flowers produce seeds without being fertilized; June-Oct. California Hazel. Deciduous shrub, 2-3m, bark Occasional, ravines or along Colma Canyon smooth; leaves broadly creeks: ovate, 3-8 em, irregularly toothed; flowers small, unisexual, male and female on same plant, many staminate flowers in-pendant catkins, and several red pistillate flowers at ends of branchlets, in early spring before the leaves. Small edible nuts in autumn. Bitter Cherry Ravine, upper, in a thicket Quarry

Owl Canyon Parney Cotoneaster. Evergreen shrub, to 3.5 m, Uncommon, escape from Colma Canyon young branches white-hairy; cultivation: leaves broadly ovate, 3-8 cm, tip shortly pointed, upper surface dull green, lower surface densely white-hairy; flowers numerous, in terminal clusters, 5-8 cm across, pedicels and calyces hairy, petals 5, white, spreading, stamens about 20, anthers pink to purple; Apr .- May. Fruit a red pome, ovoid, 5-6 mm; fall and winter. Evergreen shrub; leaves Occasional, escape from Crocker Avenue near Old ovate, lower surface gray- cultivation: Guadalupe Trail, Colma hairy; flowers numerous, in Canyon, Saddle Area, clusters, petals 5, white, Kamchatka Point, Crystal spreading; June. Fruit a red Cave Ravine pome, 6 mm long. Annual, 3-20 em, slender; Tiny, inconspicuous but Summit Parking Lot, Crystal leaves finely pinnately lobed, troublesome weed, often Cave Ravine, Ridge Trail fern-like; flower heads 2-5 forming colonies, common in near West Powerline. mm diameter, discoid, gardens and disturbed places: flowers yellow; Mar.-Oct. Brass Buttons. Perennial, decumbent, Weed, moist places, near Crocker Avenue, somewhat succulent; leaves sometimes in salt flats: Willow Pond, Saddle Area, entire or shallowly lobed; base of Owl Canyon. flower heads flattened, more than 5 mm across, discoid, yellow; Mar.-Oct. Sand Pygmy Weed. A tiny inconspicuous annual, Occasional, open places; in Guadalupe Hills near Old only about 2.5-5 em. Close grassland and edge of brushy Guadalupe Trail examination with a hand- areas, often in pure colonies lens, however, reveals its on exposed ground: minute but fleshy opposite leaves and tiny flowers that resemble those of a sedum; Apr. May. West Powerline, on ridge near Succulent perennial, stems Uncommon: Eucalyptus Loop Trail weakly erect to decumbent; leaves rounded, 2.5-8 cm long, conspicuously gland dotted, with short petiole; flowers pinkish, in scattered cymes on slender, lax stems, petals 4, spreading; spring. Hawthorn. Deciduous, small tree; leaves Uncommon, escape from north of Crocker Avenue, in lobed; flowers in clusters, cultivation: eucalyptus forest near Old petals 5, pink; spring. Fruit a Guadalupe Trail, Saddle red pome, during fall and Area. Native toEurope and winter. western Asia Smooth Hawksbeard. Annual or biennial to 9 dm, Uncommon, waste places: Saddle Area. several stems from a taproot, erect, slender; basal leaves irregularly pinnately lobed, terminal lobe rounded and larger than lower lobes, petiolate, short yellow hairs on lower midrib, cauline leaves sessile; flower heads discoid, several to many, in a few-flowered panicle, flowers yellow; May-Aug. Montbretia. Similar in habit to Uncommon: Old Ranch RoadTrail above Chasmanthe floribunda but Wax Myrtle Ravine differs in having fewer flowers in the inflorescence and the shape of the perianth. Flowers of Crocosmia Xcrocosmiiflora are generally orange in color, perianth more or less funnel shaped,with 6 spreading, nearly equal lobes. California Croton. Perennial, erect, densely Uncommon, sandy soil: Pig Ranch Ravine covered with silvery, star- shaped hairs; leaves oblong, petiolate; flowers unisexual, inconspicuous; June-Nov. Dove Weed. Turkey Mullein. Annual, low-growing, Uncommon: Guadalupe Hills forming prostrate mats, densely covered with bristly, star-shaped hairs; leaves ovate, 3-nerved, petiolate; flowers inconspicuous, yellowish; May-Oct. Popcorn Flower. Slender annual with stiffly Uncommon, grassland: Devil's Arroyo spreading hairs; leaves alternate; flowers small, white, in terminal, coiled spikes; May-July. Nutlets1-4, ovoid, all alike, outer surface smooth, shining, groove closed. Quarry Popcorn Flower. Annual, often branched from Occasional, edge of April Brook below, 1-3 dm, all parts short- brushland, sometimes burned- hispid; leaves linear, upper over areas: surfaces with scattered, bristle-like raised areas; flowers small, scattered in elongate, slightly coiled spikes, calyx stiffly hairy along midrib, enlarging to 2 mm when mature, corolla minute, white, about 0.5 mm broad; Apr.-June. Nutlets 1- 4, triangular-ovoid, of two kinds, on one, the outer surface with scattered wart- like nodules, the second with smooth outer surface, on both the groove open. Devil's Arroyo

Trillium Gulch

West Powerline Bermuda Grass. Perennial with extensive Uncommon, disturbed industrial park in Guadalupe creeping rhizomes and ground: Valley stolons, mat-forming; leaf blades flat, ligule a ring of white hairs; spikes 4-7, flattened, slender, 2.5-5 cm, digitally arranged at the apex of the fertile culms, florets with two scales below each seed give flowering spikes a somewhat zig-zag outline; May-Oct. Western Hound's Tongue. Perennial, glabrous; leaves Occasional, grassland and Ridge Trail, near, in a ravine mostly basal, ovate, 7-15 em, brushy areas, sometimes in 1/2 mile east of Summit with long petioles; flowers in burned-over areas: Parking Lot showy panicles, corolla blue, tubular with S lobes; Feb.- Apr. Nutlets rounded, covered with short, stout prickles. Romanzoffia Ravine

Trillium Gulch

Brisbane Ravine

Firth Canyon Hedgehog. Dog-tail. Annual, 1-6 dm tall; leaves Uncommon, disturbed areas: Saddle Area, Guadalupe short, soft, ligules toothed, 2- Hills 5 mm; panicle spike-like, dense, bristly, 1-4 cm, 2-3 cm thick, on one side of stem, spikelets sterile and fertile in the same panicle, fertile 1-5-flowered with long awns, sterile with several empty lemmas and shorter awns; May-July. Umbrella Sedge. Perennial; culms triangular, Occasional, marshy places Willow Pond erect, smooth, 1-9 dm, and roadside ditches: slightly swollen at base; leaves mostly basal, 6-10, almost equalling culms, minute, rough hairs on margin and occasionally on midrib; involucral leaves 5-8, sometimes tending to be lax, to 5 dm inflorescence a globose, compact head, spikelets flat with straw- colored scales; May-Oct. Saddle Area

Guadalupe Hills Guadalupe Valley, industrial park in

Buckeye Canyon

PG&E Marsh

Cow Trough Ravine

Scotch Broom. Deciduous shrub, stems 5- Escape from cultivation, Seen only in Brisbane angled; sparingly leafy, naturalized, disturbed places. leaves with 3 leaflets; Naturalized from central and flowers large, generally southern Europe. solitary in leaf axils; calyx glabrous, petals 5, irregular, sweet pea-like, yellow or sometimes yellow and reddish-brown; spring. Legume 3-5 em long; flat with hairy margins. Similar to C. scoparius, Disturbed sites: Above industrial park in distinguished by 8-10-angled Guadalupe Valley, base of stems; calyx hairy, petals all Quarry, above Olivet yellow; spring. Legume Cemetery somewhat inflated; densely white-hairy. Orchard Grass. Tufted perennial, Uncommon, moist places: Reservoir Hill, Old occasionally forming large Guadalupe Trail, Saddle Area tussocks 4-15 dm; ligules membranous 2-5 mm, leaf margins somewhat rough to touch, sheaths open; panicles 10-25 cm, with a series of short stiff branches close together and spike-like or the lower distant, 2-30 cm, spikelets in dense one-sided clusters at ends of panicle branches; May-Aug. California Oat Grass. Tufted perennial, culms 3-10 Occasional, open brushy or Saddle Area dm; sheaths glabrous or with grassy slopes often in moist shaggy hairs, lower sheaths soils: often swollen, containing slender, distorted, cleistogamous or self pollinating spikelets, culms tend to break off just below the node where a self- pollinating spikelet is present; panicle mostly with 2-5 spreading spikelets; Apr.- June. Guadalupe Hills Summit Parking Lot, east- facing slope below

Owl Canyon

Buckeye Canyon

Cow Trough ravine

Tank ravine

Rattlesnake Weed. Annual; leaves finely Common, grassland: Colma Canyon divided; flowers small, white; Apr.-June. Fruits with stout hooks. Old Guadalupe Trail

Radio Road in eucalyptus area, Park Maintenance Facility. Coast Tarweed. Annual, densely glandular, Frequent, grassland: Colma Canyon strongly scented; lower leaves deeply pinnately lobed, upper becoming toothed to entire on older plants; flower heads with pale yellow ray and disk flowers; May-Nov. Guadalupe Hills

Pig Ranch Ravine

German Ivy. Glabrous perennial, stems Mostly eucalyptus, cypress Fog Forest along Old slender, climbing vigorously trees and adjacent plants: Guadalupe Trail, Saddle on adjacent trees; leaves Area, junction of Radio Road roundish or ovate, 5-7 lobed and Park Maintenance or angled; flower beads Facility road, near Summer yellow, discoid, terminal, in Seep, upper Brisbane. showy clusters; Dec.-Mar. Coastal Larkspur. Perennial,1.0-1.5 m; leaves Occasional, moist, partially Colma Canyon palmately divided; flowers shaded brushland: many in racemes, sepals 5, upper sepal petal-like, greenish, with elongate basal spur, petals 4, dull blue; Apr.July. Romanzoffia Ravine

Owl Canyon

Blue Larkspur. Perennial, to about 3 dm; Occasional, grassland: Colma Canyon distinguished from the preceding by few-flowered racemes, sepals dark blue, petals blue and white; Mar.- May. Bitter Cherry Ridge Great Meadow

Owl Canyon

Harold Road. above, in Brisbane

California Hair Grass. Densely tufted, robust Uncommon, grassy slopes Saddle Area perennial, 6-12 dm; leaves and moist places: flat, rough to touch, ligules 4- 7 mm; panicle openly branched, spreading, often purplish, lemmas truncate, toothed at apex; Apr.-July. Guadalupe Hills Great Meadow

Pacific Bleeding Heart. Attractive perennial; basal Uncommon, moist shaded Colma Canyon (just below leaves much divided, fern- areas: road cut and across concrete like, on long petioles;flowers ditch at its edge) pendulous, petals 4, pale to deep lavender, irregular, outer 2 enlarged and sac-like at base; Mar.-Apr. Fern Rock

Blue Dicks. Wild Hyacinth. Perennial, growing from a Frequent, grassland or brush: Colma Canyon fibrous corm; leaves linear, 6- 12 mm wide, shorter than flowering stem; flowers violet-purple, many in a congested umbel, 6 stamens, all with anthers; Feb.-June. Bitter Cherry Ravine

Devil's Arroyo

Summit Parking Lot, east- facing slope below Randolph Avenue at Hillside Boulevard

Creeping perennial, all parts Uncommon: Olivet Cemetery, above with yellow to buff silky hairs, slender stems forming mats; leaves broadly kidney- shaped, generally 10-15 mm, with somewhat longer petioles; flowers small at base of petioles, calyx to 2 mm long, corolla about same length as calyx; May. Fruit a small capsule with 1 or 2 seeds. Foxglove. Biennial, or perennial, finely Uncommon: Eucalyptus Loop Trail hairy, to 1 m; leaves lanceolate to ovate, dentate; flowers many in a showy raceme, corolla cream-white, tubular, 4-5 cm, expanded upward, with 5 nearly equal lobes; May-Sept. Blue & White Daisybush Subshrub, branching, erect or Uncommon, disturbed Shearwater. decumbent; leaves obovate ground: or oblanceolate, 5-10 em; flower heads solitary, showy, 5-8 em across, ray flowers white above, blue or violet beneath, disk flowers blue; summer-fall.

Fullers' Teasel. Tall stout biennial; basal Weed, roadsides and in Guadalupe Valley, industrial leaves broadly oblong, upper disturbed areas: park in clasping, base of petiole completely surrounding stem; flowers small, borne on the receptacle of the terminal cone-shaped, woody inflorescence (flower head), with several stiff basal bracts spreading upward, shorter than flower head, each flower subtended by a rigid bract about equalling the flower, ending in a stiff recurved spine; spring- summer. Salt Grass. Coarse, low perennial, 2-3 Uncommon, in marshy areas Randolph Avenue, above dm, culms stiff, wiry, from and alkaline soil: creeping or deeply running rhizomes, often prostrate; leaf blades erect, often taller than panicles; flowers unisexual, males and females on separate plants, panicles generally 1-6 cm, spikelets 6- 10 mm, compressed, mostly 5-9 flowered; May-Oct. Shooting Star. Perennial; leaves ovate, in Occasional, grassy slopes, Guadalupe Hills basal rosette, long petiolate; only a few plants at each flowers several magenta, in locality: terminal umbel; Feb.-Apr. Radio Road

Cable Ravine

Devil's Arroyo West Powerline near Ridge Trail

Firth Canyon

Sticky Cinquefoil. Perennial, stems to 6 dm or Occasional, grassy or brushy Colma Canyon more; leaves mostly basal, slopes: pinnately compound; flowers small, yellowish, several in terminal cymes, sepals ovate, acuminate, 6-7 mm, petals obovate, about equaling sepals; Mar.-July. Crocker Avenue

Great Meadow

Devil's Arroyo

Harold Road in Brisbane, above Cow Trough Ravine Coastal Wood Fern. Fronds generally lanceolate Occasional, brushy, well- Fern Rock in outline, twice divided, 3.0- drained slopes: 5.0 dm, stems chaffy; sori in 2 rows covered by kidney- shaped indusia. Devil's Arroyo

Buckeye Canyon

Bluff Lettuce. Succulent perennial; leaves Common, scattered on rocky at many sites. either mealy-white or green, slopes and ledges: in a basal duster; flower stalk somewhat curved with scattered small leaves, flowers at apex of stem in a series of cymes, petals cream- yellow, connivent into a tube, with spreading lobes; July- Aug. Annual or perennial, Weed, disturbed ground, lower Colma Canyon. glandular-hairy, strongly waste places and roadsides: scented; leaves oblong in outline, deeply pinnately lobed; flowers minute; July- Oct. Tower-of-jewels (other giant Giant perennial, with stiff Uncommon: Colma Canyon, northwest- echiums also known by this hairs, stem unbranched, to 2 facing slope in common name). m or more, more or less woody below; leaves in basal rosette, lanceolate, 1-1.5 dm, sessile or nearly so; inflorescence a long, narrow, panicle, densely flowered more than half the length of the stem, corolla funnel- shaped, 10-12 mm long, blue; spring-summer. Creeping Spike Rush. Wire Rhizomatous, glabrous Common, freshwater Owl Canyon, lower Grass. perennial; stems unbranched, marshes, standing water or generally slender, 0.5-1 m seepage areas: tall, often scattered or in small clusters on the rhizome; leaves reduced to short sheaths at base of stem; flowering spike terminal, light to dark brown, 5-30 mm; Apr.-Oct. Guadalupe Hills southeast of Carter Street

PG&E Marsh Giant Rye Grass. Robust perennial, culms Uncommon, moist places: Shearwater stout, in dense clumps, 1.5- 35 m; leaf blades strongly nerved, flat, firm, to 3 cm wide; spikes erect, dense, spikelets often in 3's or 5's or numerous, with several flowers; May-Oct. Tall Wheatgrass. Tufted perennial, 3-10 dm; Uncommon, moist areas: along Bayshore Boulevard in blades smooth glaucous, Guadalupe Hills somewhat rolled to flat; flowering spike elongate, lax, spikelets ovate, strongly compressed laterally, lemmas awnless; July-Aug. Blue Wild Rye. Western Rye Loosely tufted perennial, 6- Common, grassland and on Bitter Cherry Ravine Grass. 12 dm; sheaths smooth or brushy hillsides: rough, thin, leaf blades green to glaucous, flat or occasionally rolled, rough to touch; flowering spike narrow, stiffly erect, standing above the leaves, lemmas smooth, tapering to awn 1-3 cm long; Apr.-June. Summit Parking Lot, east- facing slope below Quarry

Buckeye Canyon, upper

Big Squirrel-tail Grass. Erect tufted perennial, culms Uncommon, rocky slopes Brisbane Ravine 2-6 dm; leaf blades flat or and waste places: margins rolled; spikes dense, 3-10 cm, made up of several- flowered long awned spikelets, axis of spike breaking up at maturity, with a spikelet attached at each node, awns of glumes and lemmas 3-10 cm; Apr.-July. Quack Grass. Perennial, with extensive Uncommon, moist ground: Saddle Area creeping rhizomes, culms green to glaucous, 5-10 dm; auricles short, leaf blades flat, somewhat hairy; flowering spike narrow, spikelets closely overlapping, 1 per node, glumes similar in width to lemmas, awns 8-10 mm; June-Aug.

Valley Wild Rye. Alkali Rye Erect perennial, extensively Common, moist, heavy or Guadalupe Hills Grass. Creeping Wild Rye. creeping rhizomes, culms alkaline soil, in valleys, flats, Beardless Wild Rye. mostly glaucous, 6-12 dm; and meadows: leaf blades harsh and stiff, glaucous, flat or involute; spikes erect, becoming lax, slender to somewhat dense, spikelets 1-2 per node, occasionally 3, glumes very narrow, lemmas brownish purplish or tawny; May-June. Romanzoffia Ravine, mouth of

Shearwater Willow-herb. Annual, stem of mature Occasional, in open usually Crocker Avenue plants somewhat woody, dry, sometimes disturbed slender, with exfoliating areas: epidermis; leaves usually alternate, linear-lanceolate; flowers few in upper leaf axils, petals pinkish, deeply 2- cleft, 3-6 mm; May-Oct. Capsule 4-sided, somewhat slender, seeds with tuft of white hairs at apex. Willow Pond

Guadalupe Canyon Parkway, hills between Geneva Avenue and Saddle Area

Radio Road

Great Meadow

Quarry California Fuchsia. Suffrutescent perennial, Occasional, dry rocky or East Powerline decumbent, grayish; leaves brushy areas: opposite, densely gray-hairy, linear to lanceolate; flowers showy, red, in leaf axils; July- Nov. Capsule and seeds similar to E. brachycarpum.

Pig Ranch Ravine

Willow-herb. Perennial, somewhat coarse Occasional, moist places: Colma Canyon reddish stems, 3-10 dm; leaves mostly opposite, elliptic-lanceolate to ovate- lanceolate, serrate, to 6 cm; flowers crowded at first, petals usually pink to red- purple, 6-10 mm, deeply emarginate; May-July. Capsule slender, 5-8 cm, seeds similar to above species. Old Guadalupe Trail Willow Pond

Saddle Area

Radio Road

Wax Myrtle Ravine

Park Maintenance Facility

Crystal Cave Ravine

Quarry, above the

Owl Canyon

Cow Trough Ravine Northern Willow-herb. Erect perennial, glabrous Occasional, moist places: Radio Road below, 3-10 dm; leaves ovate to elliptic-lanceolate, serrulate, glabrous or nearly so, sessile or with short petiole; inflorescence glandular-pubescent, petals white or pale to somewhat reddish, 3-4 mm; July-Sept. Capsule slender, slightly reddish, 4-6 cm long. Seeds similar to preceding species of Epilobium. Owl Canyon

Cow Trough Ravine

Field Horsetail. Stems rush-like, fertile stems Uncommon, wet ground: Colma Canyon whitish to brownish, lacking chlorophyll, to 25 em; leaves scale-like,with 8-12 teeth at nodes, sheathing, spores in spike like cones; sterile stems slender, green, generally to 4 mm diameter, to 6 dm tall, sparsely branched. Saddle Area Radio Road.

Giant Horsetail. Resembles E. arvense Occasional, along streams Colma Canyon except: fertile stems 25-60 and seepages: em, scale-like leaves at nodes with 20-30 teeth, cones 4-8 em; sterile stems stout, generally more than 5 mm diameter, to 1 m tall or more. Radio Road

Devil's Arroyo

Cow Trough Ravine

Juncos Ravine

Tank Ravine New Zealand Fireweed. Annual or short-lived Weed, disturbed places: road to Camp Silverspot, perennial; leaves deeply near Park Maintenance pinnately lobed; flower heads Facility, industrial park in small, numerous, flowers Guadalupe Valley. pale yellow; June-Aug.

Australian Fireweed. Similar to E. arguta except: Weed, moist places: Guadalupe Hills near Cow leaves with small, sharp Palace, Saddle Area, Bitter teeth, not lobed; July-Sept. Cherry Ridge. Mock Heather. Shrub, low, much branched; Uncommon, sandy soil on Colma Canyon, lower leaves linear, 4-12 mm, brushy slope: heather-like, in small fan- shaped clusters; flower heads with 2-6 yellow ray flowers; Sept.-Nov. Horseweed. Annual, similar to E. Weed, waste ground: Colma Canyon, Willow bonariensis but up to 2 m, Pond, Saddle Area, Radio flower heads smaller, ray Road. flowers up to 50; July-Oct. Leafy Fleabane Perennial with taproot, stem Uncommon, grassland: Buckeye Canyon. 8-40 em; leaves linear; flower heads terminal, ray flowers blue to purple, 20- 60, disk flowers yellow; June- July. Seaside Daisy. Perennial, stem stout, Frequent, windswept slopes Bitter Cherry Ridge somewhat fleshy, 5-50 em, and ridges: hairy; basal leaves obovate, thickish, smooth, stem leaves oblong, sessile; flower heads solitary, terminal, ray flowers violet to lavender, about 100; Mar.-Aug.

Summit Parking Lot, east- facing slope below

West Powerline

Trillium Gulch

Pig Ranch Ravine.

Philadelphia Daisy. Perennial, often short-lived Uncommon, wet ground: Saddle Area or biennial, 2-7 dm, stiff- hairy; basal leaves obovate, petiolate, stem leaves oblong, sessile; flower heads with more than 150 lavender ray flowers; Apr-June. April Brook where creek joins Colma Canyon

Summer Seep

Yerba Santa. California Evergreen shrub, stems Occasional, brushland: West Powerline Mountain Balm. sticky; leaves ovatelanceolate, toothed, thickish, glabrous and sticky above, hairy and with prominent veins beneath, tapering to short petiole; flowers in a terminal, branched inflorescence, corolla tubular, lavender, 8- 15 mm, lobes 5, spreading; Apr.-July. Gasline Road

Owl Canyon

Buckeye canyon, ridge between Owl and Brisbane, upper, near water tank above buckeyes in ravine on southeast slope Shrub, loosely branched, 5- Uncommon, escape from Bayshore Boulevard, above, 20 dm; leaves linear to cultivation: on east facing slope of oblong, 2-5 dm, margins southeast spur of main ridge revolute, densely hairy beneath; flowers small, white to pinkish, in dense woolly clusters; June-Sept. Wild Buckwheat. Coast Perennial, stems white- Frequent, open rocky slopes, Old Guadalupe Trail Buckwheat. woolly; leaves mostly basal, grassy and brushy areas: ovate to oblong, 2-5 cm, margins irregularly undulate- curled, densely hairy on lower surface, less hairy above, petioles about as long as blades; flowers small, white or rose-colored,in dense terminal heads; June- Oct. GOLDEN-CARPET WILD Annual, many branched Uncommon, rocky slopes: Pig Ranch Ravine, canyon BUCKWHEAT stems; leaves mostly basal, south of rounded-obovate, margins undulate, petioles about as long as leaf blades; flowers few, rose-colored in small terminal clusters; July-Sept. Perennial, stems erect Occasional, dry, open or Harold Avenue, above, in ·slender, glabrous, rocky areas: Brisbane, north of junction of sometimes hollow, 20 dm; Randolph Drive and Hillside basal leaves ovate, oblong, to Boulevard Sem, more or less undulate, densely tomentose below, glabrous above, petioles about as long as blades or longer; flowers white or sometimes greenish in small, dense, terminal heads; July- Oct. Randolph Drive and Hillside Boulevard, north of junction of Yellow Yarrow. Shrub, usually 3.0 dm; leaves Occasional, brushy slopes: Guadalupe Hills pinnate with narrowly linear divisions; many yellow flower heads in showy clusters; May-Nov. Summit, canyon southwest of

Summit Parking Lot, east- facing slope below

Quarry

Olivet Cemetery, above

Lizard Tail. Shrub, usually 6.0 dm or Occasional, brushland on Summer Seep more; leaves pinnate with western part of mountain: lanceolate leaf divisions; flower heads many, yellow, in clusters; May-Nov. and often during remainder of year. Radio Road

Eucalyptus Loop Trail

Summit Parking Lot, slope below Quarry

Long-beaked Filaree. Annual with coarse white Common weed, grassland Crocker Avenue, Saddle hairs; leaves pinnately lobed; and disturbed areas: Area, Ridge Trail near East flowers lavender to dull Powerline, Hillside purple, sepals often red- Boulevard tipped, petals 10-15 mm, style column 9-12 cm; spring. This filaree, which has no Uncommon weed, grassland Romanzoffia Ravine, Ridge common name, was long and disturbed places: Trail near East Powerline. confused with E. botrys from which it differs in its green- tipped sepals and shorter style column, 5-8 cm long; spring-summer. Red-stemmed Filaree. Differs from preceding two Common weed, grassland Colma Canyon, Radio Road filarees by its leaves that are and disturbed areas: near Summit, along pinnately compound, up to RidgeTrail. 10 cm, with each leaflet divided more than half way to midrib; flowers relatively small, 1-9 in terminal umbel, petals about 6 mm long, pale or purplish pink; late winter- spring. White-stemmed Filaree. Differs from E. cicutarium Weed, grassland and Crocker Avenue, Musk Filaree. by its larger leaves, 6-30 cm, disturbed areas: Romanzoffia Ravine, its leaflets coarsely toothed, industrial park in Guadalupe sepal tips lacking bristles, Valley, ravine north of petals rosy-purple; late Randolph Avenue. winter-spring. Franciscan Wallflower. Attractive showy spring Occasional, open, rocky or Colma Canyon, lower wildflower, biennial or short - grassy slopes: lived perennial, leggy in habit; leaves linear- oblanceolate, dentate; flowers pale yellow or cream white, in terminal racemes; Mar.-May. Siliques to 10 cm long. Summit, below

Quarry

East Powerline near Ridge Trail Buckeye Canyon

Randolph Avenue Shrub, branchlets often with Uncommon: Guadalupe Canyon Parkway glandular, viscid hairs; west of Kiosk. leaves generally lanceolate, sometimes broadly so, to 8 cm, toothed, With prominent glands; flowers few to many in a showy, terminal, glandular raceme, petals 5 red or rose-red, generally about 10-12 mm, connivent into a tube with short, spreading lobes; summer. California Poppy. Annual or biennial; leaves One of the mountains' Cable Ravine gray-green much divided, commonest spring fern-like; flowers showy, wildflowers, grassland and petals 4, orange-yellow; Mar.-disturbed areas: Oct. or occasionally other times during year. Summit Parking Lot, rocky slope near Ridge Trail along summit

Randolph Avenue Red Gum. Murray Red Gum. Tree, bark smooth, peeling; Persisting in small planted along Bayshore Boulevard leaves lanceolate; umbels 5- grove with other eucalypts: 10-flowered, axillary, peduncles generally 6-8 mm, each flower on pedicel about 5 mm, bud cap conical to beaked, about same length as calyx tube, stamens white, capsule ovoid, about 5 mm, valves prominently exerted. Blue Gum. Tall tree with peeling bark; Blue Gum. has spread by Fog Forest along Old leaves of older branches reseeding, beyond its original Guadalupe Trail, adjacent to falcate-lanceolate; flowers planted areas, often at edge parking lot at junction of single, large and showy, with of older planted trees: Radio Road and Guadalupe white stamens, in leaf axils, Canyon Parkway, along bud cap warty; Jan.-May. Bayshore Boulevard Bushy Yate. Small tree to10 m, bark Planted for revegetation of smooth, peeling; leaves Quarry. oblong to lanceolate, 4-7 cm; flowers 7-15, in a dense, showy umbel, to 9 cm in diameter, peduncle flat, to 2 cm, reflexed, bud caps finger- like, smooth, to 5 cm, filaments long, green or yellow-green; capsules united to form a globular, woody head, about 7 cm in diameter, the valves of each capsule project as stout points from the globular Silver Dollar Gum. Red Box. head.Tree, broad crown, generally Uncommon: Planted trees along Bayshore 7-15 m, bark flaky-fibrous, Boulevard, few seedlings persisting or sometimes with older plants. peeling, leaving trunk mottled gray or tan; leaves ovate or round, gray green, 5- 15 cm; flowers in panicles, bud caps conical, about 1/2 as long as calyx tube; spring. Capsule goblet-shaped, 5-6 mm, valves enclosed. Silver Mountain Gum. Silver- Small tree, sometimes Spontaneous, reseeding has leaved Mountain Gum. shrubby, bark smooth, increased the original planted peeling in small flakes; area at east end of Olivet leaves rounded, sessile, Ravine above Hillside silvery-blue-gray, stiffly Boulevard near flower farm spreading; flowers small, in 3s, in leaf axils; spring- summer. Red Ironbark. Tree, medium sized, bark Uncommon: along Bayshore Boulevard hard, deeply furrowed, dark brown to black, persistent; leaves lanceolate, somewhat dull gray green; flowers 3-7 in hanging umbels, peduncles slender, 1-2 cm, each flower on a slender pedicel; buds ovoid, 1-2 cm, bud cap conical, open flowers with showy red stamens; capsule cup-shaped with a narrow rim, valves enclosed. Manna Gum. Ribbon Gum. Tree, bark smooth, peeling; Uncommon, persisting along Bayshore leaves lanceolate; umbel 3- Boulevard flowered, axillary, peduncle to 15 mm, flowers small, stamens white, bud cap broadly conical, slightly shorter than calyx tube; capsule round to top-shaped, valves 3-4, exerted. Chinese Caps. Wartweed. Annual or biennial, glabrous, Occasional, grassy or brushy Colma Canyon stems erect, 2-6 dm; leaves slopes or disturbed areas: alternate, generally obovate, nearly sessile; glands of the cyathium crescent-shaped; Feb.-Nov. Capsule smooth, seeds grayish, mottled. Owl Canyon

Pig Ranch Ravine

Olivet Cemetery

Gopher Plant, Caper Spurge. Coarse blue-green annual or Weed, escaping from Reservoir Hill, Saddle Area, biennial, stems erect, 5-15 cultivation, waste places: Hillside Boulevard near cm; leaves opposite, clasping Cypress Hill Golf Course. the stem; glands of cyathium somewhat crescent-shaped; Feb.-Nov. Seeds brownish, mottled. Petty Spurge. Erect, usually branched Weed, moist waste places: Crocker Avenue, Saddle annual, to about 2.5-3.0 dm; Area. flowers small, greenish; almost anytime. Seeds ashy- white with dark furrows. Rough-leaved Aster. Perennial, stem with lines of Uncommon, brushy areas: Quarry hairs; leaves ovate, obovate or lanceolate, sessile, toothed, upper surfaces rough; involucral bracts hairy, flower heads few to numerous, in a generally flat- topped, short panicle with white or purple ray flowers; July-Dec. Buckeye Canyon.

Western Goldenrod Perennial with creeping Uncommon, moist ground: Shearwater. rhizome, stem glabrous, entire, 5-10 dm; leaves linear- lanceolate, sessile, glandular- punctate, 5-10 em; flower heads numerous, small, in somewhat flattened terminal clusters, ray and disk florets yellow; July-Nov. Reed Fescue. Tall Fescue. Tufted perennial often Occasional, weed of Saddle Area, industrial park forming large dense clumps, roadsides and moist ground: in Guadalupe Valley, PG&E culms sometimes reaching 2 Marsh m; leaf blades shiny on under surface, dull and strongly ribbed on upper surface; panicle 1-4 dm, open or loosely clustered, spikelets 10-15 mm, mostly violet tinged;May-June. Squirrel-tail Fescue. Erect annual, culms 2-6 dm, Common, brushy and grassy near Old Guadalupe Trail, leaf sheaths and blades slopes or moist flats: Saddle Area, slope above smooth, blades flat or Summit Parking Lot, upper margins rolled; panicles 5-15 Devil's Arroyo, Ridge Trail cm, erect and somewhat near West Powerline, north appressed branches, along of Randolph Avenue at one side of flowering stalk, Hillside Boulevard lower glume more than 1/2 the length of the second, lemma lance shaped, scabrous on back towards apex, 7-8 mm with awn 10- 13 mm; Mar.-May. California Fescue. Robust, clumping perennial, Common, somewhat shaded Colma Canyon 6-12 dm tall, outer culms brushy hillsides: tending to be lax; leaf blades rough, rolled inward at maturity, collar and mouth of sheath hairy; panicle open, 10-30 cm, branches in pairs, much separated; Mar.-May.

Bitter Cherry Ridge

Saddle Area

Radio Road near Summit Parking Lot

Romanzoffia Ravine

Owl Canyon Idaho Fescue. Tufted perennial, culms Common, rocky and grassy Fern Rock densely crowded, slender, 3- slopes: 10 dm; leaves numerous, blades waxy, blue-green; panicles open, slender, 1-2 dm, spikelets mostly 5-7- flowered, lemmas usually somewhat purplish; Apr.- June. Great Meadow

Summit

Summit Parking Lot, east- facing slope below

Devil's Arroyo

Owl Canyon Foxtail Fescue. Erect annual similar to V. Common, disturbed areas near Park Maintenance bromoldes but panicle and grassy slopes: Facility, upper Devil's longer, rather dense and Arroyo, Crystal Cave spike-like, 5-25 cm, glumes Ravine, Owl and Buckeye very unequal, lower glume canyons less than 1/2 the length of the second; Mar.-May. Italian Rye Grass. Annual or biennial to 1 m; Occasional, waste places, lower part of Colma Canyon, culms yellowish at base, grassy slopes and moist flats: Willow Pond, Saddle Area, slightly zig-zag; spikelets Old Guadalupe Trail, sessile, on alternate sides of Guadalupe Hills flattened culms, lemmas mostly awned; Apr.-Oct. Perennial Rye Grass. English Short-lived perennial, culms Uncommon, grassland: Saddle Area Rye Grass. 3-6 dm tall, decumbent or erect, generally reddish at base. Similar to L multiflorum except lemmas awnless, and fewer florets per spikelet, 6-10 for L perenne and 10-20 for L. multlftorum; Mar.-July. Red Fescue. Loosely tufted perennial, Common, rocky and grassy Guadalupe Hills culms bent or decumbent, slopes: reddish at base, 4-10 dm; new leafy shoots break through the bases of the old basal sheaths and spread at the base, the old sheaths turn reddish brown and shred into brownish threads, leaf blades rolled inward at the edge or folded; panicle erect, usually narrow, 3-20 cm, spikelets pale green to waxy blue- green, often purple-tinged, mostly 4-6-flowered; MayJune. Summit Parking Lot, near

Brisbane, ravine southwest of

East Powerline

Fig. Small tree, deciduous; leaves Uncommon, a rare escape Juncus Ravine irregularly 3-5-lobed, rough- from cultivation, seepage hairy above, soft-hairy area: beneath. Fruit is the edible fig. Sweet Fennel. Perennial with anise-like Weed, disturbed areas: Old Guadalupe Trail, many odor; leaves very finely other places divided into linear divisions; flowers yellow in compound umbels; May-Oct. Fruits oblong, angled. Beach Strawberry. Similar to California Occasional, sandy and rocky Radio Road, lower Strawberry in habit; leaves areas: leathery, shining, silky-hairy beneath; flowers usually 2 cm or more across; Feb.- Aug. Fruit a small edible strawberry. GreatMeadow

April Brook

California Strawberry. Attractive perennial, Frequent, grassland and on Colma Canyon spreading by runners; leaves brushy and rocky slopes: on long petioles, leaflets 3, thin, dull green above, silky hairs beneath; flowers 10-15 mm across with spreading, white petals; Jan.-June. Fruit a small edible strawberry. Saddle Area

Radio Road, with F. chiloensis along lower

April Brook

Cable Ravine Park Maintenance Facility, below

Kamchatka Point

Summit, below

California Coffee Berry. Evergreen shrub; leaves Frequent, brushy slopes: Saddle Area oblong, with conspicuous veins; flowers tiny, greenish, in small umbels; May-July. Fruit at first green, then red and finally black, a berry- like drupe. Guadalupe Canyon Parkway, north-facing slopes of, and west of its junction with Radio Road Summit Loop Trail, along, west of Great Meadow

Devil's Arroyo, lower

West Powerline near Ridge Trail

Buckeye Canyon

Pig Ranch Ravine Olivet Cemetery, base of mountain adjacent to

Freesia. Perennial growing from a Uncommon, escape from Radio Road below summit corm; leaves mostly basal, cultivation, probably linear; flowering stems persisting from garden branched, flowers 20 cm or discards: more, showy, along one side of stem, fragrant, generally creamy-white. Checker Lily. Mission Bells. Perennial, growing from a Occasional, wooded slopes Cable Ravine scaly bulb with numerous and exposed places: rice grain bulblets; stem leaves whorled, sessile; flowers few, nodding, in a raceme, perianth bowl- shaped, brownish-purple, more or less mottled with greenish yellow; Mar.-May. Radio Road near Summit Parking Lot

West Powerline, along Ridge Trail at Fumitory. Annual, stems Uncommon, disturbed area: along Old Guadalupe Trail weak,branched, 5-6 dm; between Bog and Saddle leaves generally 3-times trails divided, ultimate segments irregularly lobed, petiole slender; flowers small zygomorphic, up to 20 in a raceme, pedicels short, stout, sepals 2, scale-like, petals 4, about 10 mm (or more), of irregular shapes, pale to dark purple; spring. Fruit small, indehiscent, 1-seeded, on reflexed pedicel. Blanket Flower. Perennial, generally 6-7.5 Uncommon: Camp Silverspot. dm; lower leaves pinnately compound, upper oblong, entire, sessile; involucral bracts unequal, in 2-3 series, flower heads large, daisy- like, ray flowers yellow to brick-red, disk flowers reddish-brown. June until frost. Goose Grass. Bedstraw. Weak stemmed annual with Frequent, scrambling over Colma Canyon Cleavers. reflexed stiff hairs at other plants, mostly in maturity, dry 4-angled stems brushy and shaded areas: appear to be dead at their bases, often forming dense masses; leaves generally linear, more than 15 mm, 6-8 in a whorl; flowers tiny, white; Mar.-Aug. Fruits dry with hooked bristles. Reservoir Hill

Saddle Area

Great Meadow

April Brook

Park Maintenance Facility, near

Summit Parking Lot, east- facing slope below Quarry

Buckeye Canyon

East Powerline near Ridge Trail

Randolph Avenue at Hillside Boulevard

California Bedstraw. Dioecious perennial, stems Occasional, shaded slopes Summit Parking Lot, east- hairy, 4-angled, more or less and brushy areas: facing slope below erect but intertwining and clumping together; leaves mostly ovate, in 4's, 5-25 mm; flowers tiny, yellow- green, unisexual; May-July. Fruits fleshy, generally with short, scattered hairs or glabrous. Devil's Arroyo

East Powerline near Ridge Trial Climbing Bedstraw. Dioecious perennial, more or Frequent, clambering over Colma Canyon, lower less woody at base, stems adjacent plants, mostly on climbing, 3-9 dm; leaves dry brushy slopes: mostly ovate, in 4's, 3-8 mm; flowers tiny, unisexual, yellow-green; Mar.-Aug. Fruit fleshy, glabrous. Reservoir Hill

Park Maintenance Facility, near

East Powerline, east of, along Ridge Trail,

Randolph Avenue at Hillside Boulevard Purple Cudweed. Annual or biennial, Uncommon, dry and Saddle Area generally silvery-woolly; occasionally moist places: leaves obovate or spatulate, generally green and sparsely hairy above; flower heads discoid, with 100 or more purplish flowers; Apr~- May. Summit Parking Lot, slope below

Pig Ranch Ravine.

Coast Silk Tassel. Silk Tassel Evergreen shrub; leaves stiff, Occasional, brushy slopes: Colma Canyon, lower, near Bush. leathery, undulate-margined, abandoned quarry gray-hairy on the lower surface; flowers unisexual, in long catkins; Jan.-Mar.

Bitter Cherry Ridge

Summit, ravine below

Devil's Arroyo, lower

Trillium Gulch, slope above Quarry

Nit Grass. Tufted annual with shallow Uncommon, weed of waste Wax Myrtle Ravine, roots, 2-4 dm; leaves few, places and fields: industrial park in Guadalupe mostly basal; panicles dense, Valley cylindrical, tapered above, 3- 10 cm; spikelets glossy, silvery or yellowish, with a single, globular, hairy floret concealed by glumes that are swollen at base; May-Aug. Salal. Evergreen shrub, stem Uncommon, brushy slope: Cable Ravine on rocky branched, 5-20 dm, glandular outcrop above eucalyptus hairy; .leaves broadly ovate, grove. generally to 10 em, dark green above, lighter below; flowers in a raceme or panicle, 5-15 em, corolla urn shaped, 8-10 mm, pink or white; Apr.-July. Fruit black, berry-like, consists of enlarged, persistent calyx enclosing the mature ovary. Perennial, stems spreading Uncommon: Picnic Area. from base, sometimes forming loose leafy mats; leaves few in basal rosettes, narrowly oblanceolate, gradually narrowed to a short winged petiole, lower surface densely white hairy; involucral bracts united to form a cup, the tips free, flower heads large, 3-8 em across, solitary on peduncles equalling or longer than leaves, ray flowers yellow, often with dark spot at base; French Broom. Evergreenspring-summer. shrub, hairy at Frequently forms large Guadalupe Hills along least when young; leaves colonies, disturbed areas: roadcut, adjacent to Brisbane with 3 small leaflets; flowers above Lipman School, and in showy clusters, petals 5, smaller scattered colonies irregular, bright yellow; spring-summer. Legume densely hairy. Carolina Geranium. Branched annual; leaves Uncommon, brushy or grassy Park Maintenance Facility. rounded, deeply 5-parted, slopes: each division further divided; flowers generally several in terminal clusters, sepals awn- tipped, petals pink, style column with somewhat unequal, upwardly appressed hairs; spring-early autumn.

Perennial with taproot, plant Occasional weed, grassland road bordering Willow Pond, covered with retrorse whitish and disturbed areas, Saddle Area, Radio Road, hairs; leaves 3-5 parted, each sometimes in shade: April Brook, Cable Ravine. division further divided; flowers scattered, petals purple, deeply notched, about twice as long as awn- tipped sepals; Mar.-Sept. Cut-leaved Geranium. Annual with leaves more Occasional, weed in Colma Canyon, Crocker deeply divided and with grassland and disturbed Avenue, Willow Pond, fewer and narrower lobes areas, often in wet areas and Saddle Area. than G. carolinianum; style partial shade: column with stiff spreading hairs; Apr.-Oct. Crane's Bill Geranium. Annual or biennial, stems Occasional weed, grassland Colma Canyon, Radio Road, decumbent; leaves generally and disturbed areas, ParkMaintenance Facility. divided only to middle; sometimes in shade of other flowers generally in 2s, plants: pedicels glandular-hairy, sepals without awns, style column glabrous; late winter- spring. California Gilia. Erect branched Occasional, open rocky Pig Ranch Ravine annual,slender stems slopes and brush-covered generally 1-7 dm, lower stem areas: often woolly-hairy; lower leaves 4-10 cm, 2-3 times pinnate into linear segments, upper leaves reduced;flowers 5-50 in terminal heads, corolla 8-16 mm, blue-violet, 2-3 times as long as calyx; Feb.-July. Differs from preceding by its Occasional, open rocky Guadalupe Hills generally shorter leaves, 2-8 slopes and grassland: cm; flowers 2-5 in heads, shorter corollas with a yellow throat; Mar.-June. Numerous seeds in capsules. Crystal Cave Ravine

Ridge Trail near West Powerline Owl Canyon

Buckeye Canyon

Perennial, growing from a Uncommon, escape from Randolph Avenue, above, in rounded corm, stem 5-7 dm; cultivation: stipa grassland leaves 2-4, up to 5 mm wide, 4-angled, often somewhat twisted: flowers 1-4 or more, perianth generally white, often green-tinged, up to 9 cm long, funnel-shaped, tube curved slightly above middle, lobes 6, equal or nearly so, stamens and style included in perianth; Apr.- May. Lowland Cudweed. Annual, generally branched Uncommon, moist open Saddle Area at base, stems slender, ground: floccose-tomentose, 2-30 em; leaves spatulate to oblanceolate, 0.5-4.5 em; flower heads small, discoid, with 120- 130 whitish flowers, clustered at ends of stem or often in leaf axils; Apr.-Oct. Herbaceous perennials; Occasional, dry brushy Summit, slope southwest of leaves alternate, mostly slopes, sometimes with sessile, variously toothed; coastal scrub: flowers yellow in showy terminal heads, subtended by numerous overlapping bracts with erect or spreading tips; spring-summer.

Quarry

Bayshore Highway, near, north of South San Francisco

Randolph Drive at Hillside Boulevard, ravine north of Large shrub to small tree, Planted for revegetation of much branched, to 8 m; Quarry leaves mostly lanceolate, to 12 cm, gradually narrowed to short petiole; flowers white, in axillary clusters. Fruit a hard woody capsule. English Ivy. Evergreen vine, sterile Cultivated as a vine or eucalyptus grove along Old climbing branches With ground cover, escapes, Guadalupe Trail, Saddle lobed leaves, flowering non- persists, often covers trees Area. climbing branches with and other structures: entire leaves; flowers small, greenish, in umbels; fruit a black berry. Sneezeweed. Biennial or short-lived Occasional, moist places or Colma Creek perennial; leaves lanceolate, along creeks: strongly decurrent; flower heads with brown disk flowers in a tight dome- shaped cluster, ray flowers short, reflexed, yellow to orange; Apr.-Nov. Saddle Area

Great Meadow April Brook

Wax Myrtle Ravine

DIABLO HELIANTHELLA Perennial, leafy stems 2-4.5 Uncommon, grassland: Harold Road in Brisbane, dm, with spreading hairs; slope above leaves mostly basal, almost as long as stems, elliptic to lance-oblong, petiolate; involucral bracts generally in 3 unequal series, about 2 em long, several of the outer and lowermost enlarged, leaf- like; flower heads solitary, large, on long peduncles, ray flowers yellow, 10-20, 1.5- 2.5 cm; Apr.May. Fruit an achene, generally obovate, about 8 mm, glabrous, with notch at apex, pappus lacking or of 2 short teeth. Glabrous annual, stems 3-6 Uncommon, coastal scrub: Colma Canyon. dm; leaves mostly alternate, linear to lanceolate, sessile, 2- 5 em; involucral bracts many, overlapping, pink to whitish, flower ·heads solitary, discoid, nodding in bud; Oct. Bristly Ox-tongue. Rough, bristly, coarse Weed, grows rampantly, Colma Canyon, Willow annual or biennial; leaves disturbed places, widespread: Pond, Saddle Area and oblong, coarsely toothed; elsewhere. outer involucral bracts leaf- like, ovate, stiffly hairy; flower heads generally solitary, ligulate, yellow; Apr.-Dec. Cow Parsnip. Stout, coarse perennial, to Frequent, open slopes, Colma Canyon 1.5-2.0 m; leaves with 3 swales and in bases of broad leaflets, palmately ravines: veined and lobed; flowers white in large flat-topped umbels; Apr.-July. Fruits with narrow wings. Saddle Area

Radio station, top of mountain, near Romanzoffia Ravine Brisbane, southwest of

Annual, weak-stemmed but Uncommon, in moist shaded Colma Canyon erect, with stinging hairs; areas: leaves opposite, thin, ovate, toothed, petioles long; inconspicuous flowers; Mar.- May. Nettle-like in appearance. Monterey Cypress. Large trees with small scale- Probably planted many years Fog Forest on Old like leaves, rounded woody ago, some young trees Guadalupe Trail, Saddle cones 25-35 em diameter, spontaneous, reproducing Area, lower Radio Road, with 8-14 scales. from seeds: April Brook, above Brisbane. Smooth Arizona Cypress. Tree, erect, much branched, Uncommon, in grassland: above Harold Avenue. outer bark thin, peeling; leaves small, scale-like, overlapping, gray-green, each with a small, resin secreting gland, sometimes gland obscure; cone woody, round, 1.5-2.5 em diameter, separating into 6-8 shield- shaped scales, each with a central prickle, seeds numerous. Toyon. Christmas Berry. Evergreen shrub or small Frequent, brush land, Colma Canyon tree; leaves oblong, leathery, wooded ravines or mostly glabrous, margins sometimes occurring as toothed; flowers small, single individuals in open white, in clusters; June-July. areas: Fruit a red pome. Bitter Cherry Ravine

Old Guadalupe Trail

Cable Ravine

Telegraph Weed. Annual or biennial, tall, Occasional, disturbed Colma Canyon, industrial erect, branched above, gray- places: park in Guadalupe Valley. hairy, glandular; leaves ovate; flower heads with showy, yellow ray and disk flowers, Mar.-Oct. Golden Aster. Perennial, densely gray- Widespread, grassland and Guadalupe Hills and hairy, glandular; leaves warm, well-drained slopes: elsewhere oblanceolate; flower heads showy, with yellow ray and disk flowers; Apr.-Aug. Alum Root. Perennial; leaves mostly Occasional, shaded and Bitter Cherry Ravine, Dairy basal, broadly ovate, brushy slopes: Ravine, Romanzoffia generally 5-7-lobed, more or Ravine, Quarry, Owl Canyon less hairy above and below, petioles hairy, generally longer than leaf blades; inflorescence a spreading panicle, flowers very small greenish white, with 5 short, exerted stamens; May-June. Bitter Cherry Ravine

Dairy Ravine

Romanzoffia Ravine

Quarry

Owl Canyon Mediterranean Mustard. Biennial or perennial, 4-8 Common, disturbed sites: Colma Canyon, Willow Summer Mustard. dm, somewhat white hairy; Pond, Saddle Area, Radio lower leaves forming a Road, base of Owl Canyon, rosette, lyrate-pinnatifid, Romanzoffia Ravine, dentate, terminal lobe large, industrial park in Guadalupe stem leaves smaller, with Valley. fewer lobes; flowers many, in a raceme, petals pale yellow, about twice as long as sepals; May-Sept. Siliques 8-12 mm, erect, upwardly pressed to stem, beak flattened, 3-4 mm. Velvet Grass. Tufted perennial 3-10 dm; Locally abundant, moist lower Colma Canyon, leaves densely soft places and rocky slopes: Wallow Pond, Saddle Area, pubescent, gray-green; industrial park in Guadalupe panicles open, 8-15 cm, Valley reddish purple to pinkish, occasionally pale green to whitish, branches tending to be erect, spikelets papery, almost transparent, 2- flowered; Mar.-Oct. Cream Bush. Ocean Spray. Deciduous shrub;leaves Frequent, brushy areas: Colma Canyon ovate, coarsely toothed; flowers small, dull white, in showy panicles, withered inflorescences persist until next season; Apr.-July. Eucalyptus Loop Trail

Summer Seep Trail

Horseshoe Ridge

Radio Road near Summit

Romanzoffia Ravine Trillium Gulch

Quarry

Buckeye Canyon

Meadow Barley. Tufted perennial, culms 2-7 Occasional, moist places: Willow Pond dm (or more); leaves usually glabrous, sometimes short pubescent or rough, 3-9 mm wide; spikes 8-10 cm, sometimes purplish, glumes of central spikelet narrow, barely longer than palea; Apr.- June. Saddle Area Guadalupe Hills

Owl Canyon

Buckeye Canyon

Randolph Avenue,

Mediterranean Barley. Annual with spreading Uncommon, grassland: Guadalupe Hills, PG&E culms, 1.5-4 dm, sheaths and Marsh, Southeast Ridge leaf blades more or less pubescent; spikes erect, 1.5-3 cm, tapering towards apex, rachis not breaking easily, glumes rigid, about 12 mm, glabrous or nearly so, awns about 3 cm; May-July. Farmer's Foxtail. Hare Spreading annual, culms 1.5- Weed, disturbed or grassy Colma Canyon, Saddle Area, Barley. 6.0 dm; leaf blades pilose to places: Powerline Ridge, Guadalupe glabrous; spikes dense, 5-9 Valley, above Randolph cm, pale green to purplish, Avenue glume of central spikelet hairy on margins, awns rough-hairy, 2-4 cm; Feb.- July. Perennial, stems stout, leafy, Occasional, grassland: Colma Canyon glandular-hairy, to 6 dm or more; leaves mostly basal, pinnately compound; flowers small several in a terminal cluster, sepals and petals 5,sepals ovate, generally 3- toothed, slightly longer than strap-shaped, white petals; June-Oct. Saddle Area Radio Road

Summit Parking Lot, slope below

Pig Ranch Ravine Slender Trefoil. Coast Almost prostrate perennial; Uncommon, moist places: Saddle Area Trefoil. Harlequin Lotus. nearly glabrous; leaflets 3-5, peduncles equalling or exceeding leaves; banner yellow, wings and keel rose to purple; Mar.-July. Creeping St. John's Wort. Glabrous annual, prostrate or Uncommon, along seepages: Colma Canyon Tinker's Penny. some stems erect; leaves opposite, ovate, sessile; flowers small, petals 5, separate, yellow; Mar.-July. Saddle Area

Cow Trough Ravine

Klamath Weed. Tall, erect perennial, Occasional, has appeared on between Saddle Area stream branched above, with short the San Bruno Mountains and Picnic Area, industrial sterile basal stems; leaves since the 1960s: park in Guadalupe Valley, linear to ovate, sessile, with northeast of Brisbane water black dots; flowers several at tank, Juncus Ravine stem tips, sepals and petals black-dotted, petals yellow; spring-summer. Smooth Cat's-ear. Annual, generally glabrous; Weed, disturbed places: Colma Canyon, north of leaves basal, oblong, Randolph Drive at Hillside remotely toothed; flower Boulevard. heads about 5-7 mm wide, ligulate, flowers scarcely longer than involucral bracts; Feb.-Aug. Outermost achenes without beaks, inner beaked. Hairy Cat's-ear. Perennial with taproot; Weed, disturbed places and lower Colma Canyon, leaves basal, coarsely grasslands: Willow Pond, Saddle Area, pinnately lobed; flower near Park Maintenance heads about 2.5-3 em wide, Facility, east-facing slope ligulate, flowers longer than below Summit Parking Lot, bracts; Mar.-Sept. All Ridge Trail at eastern end. achenes with beaks. English Holly. Shrub or small tree to 15m; Probably rooted from garden Old Guadalupe Road. leaves persistent, shining, discards and seeds: margins wavy, sometimes with strong spiny teeth; flowers small, dull white, in axillary clusters on last year's wood; late spring early summer. Fruits globular, shining, scarlet, very showy.

Douglas Iris. Perennial with rhizomes; Frequent, open grassland and Colma Canyon flowers showy, in various meadows: shades of cream-white to blue; Mar.-May. Saddle Area

Great Meadow

Park Maintenance Facility, near

Cable Ravine

Horseshoe Ridge

Pig Ranch Ravine Coast Iris. In the absence of flowers, Frequent, open grassland and Colma Canyon this and the preceding iris meadows: may be distinguished by their leaves. In 1. douglasiana the leaves are dark green and shining on upper surface and dull grayish-green on lower surface, with reddish bases, while in I. longipetala the leaves have the same color on both surfaces and lack reddish leaf bases. Flowers in various shades of blue, petals to 7.5 cm long (often longer than those of Douglas Iris); Apr.-May. Crocker Avenue, near

Saddle Area

East Powerline, end of ridge near

Randolph Avenue at Hillside Boulevard, north of Hillside Boulevard and Irving Street, junction of

Low Club Rush. Annual with fibrous roots, Uncommon, wet ground: Colma Canyon sometimes forming a turf; culms slender, 4-20 cm; leaves 1-several near base; spikelets solitary, pale to deep brown, several to many- flowered, terminal or nearly so, involucral bract about length of spikelet, appearing as a continuation of culm; Apr.-Oct. Saddle Area

Juncus Ravine Baltic Rush. Perennial, 3-8 dm tall, Occasional, moist to wet Willow Pond rootstock creeping, stems ground: bright green, wiry, round, grasslike; leaf sheaths basal, straw-colored to brown, rather loose, uppermost occasionally with awn, blades lacking; inflorescence about 1 cm, open or dense, appears lateral, flowers 3.5-5 mm, purplish-brown, with green centers; May-Oct. Saddle Area

Romanzoffia Ravine

Owl canyon

Buckeye canyon

Shearwater Toad Rush. Tufted annual, generally with Occasional, wet places or Colma Canyon slender, wiry stems seepage areas or vernally wet branching from base, 3-20 places: cm; leaves 1-3, thin, lie flat against lower half of stem; inflorescences cymose, scattered along upper stems, flowers in mostly terminal clusters, greenish-brown to purplish, subtended by two scarious bracts; Apr.-Sept. Guadalupe Hills Saddle Area

April Brook Quarry

Owl Canyon Bayshore Boulevard. along

Tufted perennial, differs Uncommon, wet places: Saddle Area from var. brunneus by paler brown to straw-colored flowers, generally a more open inflorescence; leaf sheaths dark or light chocolate-brown, occasionally paler brown toward the tip, scarcely narrowing toward the broad summit with the edges strongly overlapping nearly to the summit; June-Sept. PG&E Marsh Bog Rush. Tufted perennial, stems wiry, Common, wet places: Colma Canyon, lower bright-green, 6-13 dm; leaf sheaths red-brown at base, becoming gradually much paler upward, narrowing toward the narrow summit so that their edges overlap in lower part only; leaf blades lacking; inflorescences lateral, branches dense to rather loose, lowest leaf of inflorescence appearing as a prolongation of stem, 5-20 cm, flowers dark brown, 2- 2.5 mm; June-Nov. Willow Pond

Saddle Area

Quarry Buckeye Canyon

Shearwater

Salt Rush. Rhizomatous perennial 3-9 Locally common, freshwater Saddle Area dm, stems round, arching, flats: arising singly; basal leaf sheaths shining or dull brown, leaf blades lacking; inflorescence appears lateral, flowers 5-6 mm; Apr.-Nov. Buckeye Canyon Mexican Rush. Perennial from creeping Uncommon, moist areas: Buckeye Canyon rootstock; stems generally 1.5-6 dm, slender, grasslike, noticeably compressed, often bent or contorted, twisted or spiral; basal leaf sheaths straw colored or brown, a few or many with slender blades, 5-20 cm; inflorescence a lateral appearing panicle, generally 0.5-4.5 cm, flowers 5-many, light to dark brown, 2-6 mm; June-July. Western Rush. Tufted perennial, stems 2-6 Common, open, vernally Saddle Area dm, stiff, slender, bright wet, moist, grassy places: green; leaves in basal tuft, more than 1/2 as long as stems, mostly flat to somewhat rolled, sheaths loose; inflorescence terminal, generally congested, less than 3 cm, flowers brown with green centers, leaflike bract longer than inflorescence; Apr.-July. Romanzoffia Ravine Quarry, mouth of ravine west of

Owl Canyon

Hillside Boulevard, above

Shearwater

Spreading Rush. Tufted perennial, with stout Uncommon, damp or Saddle Area rootstock, stems 4-8 dm, blue-vernally wet ground: green, slender, round; basal leaf sheaths brown, without blades; inflorescence a panicle, appearing lateral, flowers 2-3 mm, light brown, perianth segments with green mid-rib; May-Nov.

Shearwater Brown-headed Rush. Perennial, with creeping Uncommon, moist meadows: Willow Pond rootstock, stems 2-9 dm, 2- edged, bright green, flat; leaves flattened, 6-20 cm, 1.5- 6 mm wide; inflorescence terminal, heads dark brown, perianth 4-6 mm; Mar.-Aug.

Guadalupe Parkway, north- facing slope south of

Saddle Area,

Shearwater

Guadalupe Parkway, near its junction with Radio Road Cow Trough Ravine

Iris-leaved Rush. Perennial, with thick, Uncommon, moist places: ravine east of Juncos Ravine creeping rhizome, stems flat, 5-9 dm; leaves iris-like, blades flat, 1-4 dm, 3-12 mm wide; inflorescence congested or open, of few to many heads, perianth light brown about 3 mm; June- Oct. Poker Plant. Red-hot- Perennial, with rhizomes; Uncommon: PG&E Marsh Ravine east of poker.Torch Lily. Tritoma. leaves basal, somewhat grass- Buckeye Canyon like to narrowly sword- shaped, to 1 m; flowers in dense, showy racemes to 2.5 dm, flowering stem stout, to 13 m, perianth cylindrical, to 5 cm, red to yellow; late spring through summer. June Grass. Prairie June Tufted, erect perennial, 3-6 Common, brushy and rocky Horseshoe Ridge Grass. dm; leaves mostly basal, slopes: blades narrow, flat or involute; panicles 4-15 cm, shining, erect, dense, spike- like, glumes and lemmas rough-hairy, 3-4 mm, sometimes with short awns; Apr.-June. Park Maintenance Facility, near

Summit Parking Lot, east- facing slope below

Owl Canyon

Buckeye Canyon, upper

East Powerline Goldfields. Annual, stems slender, Frequent, open slopes and Devil's Arroyo branched, 1.0-2.5 dm, ridges: sparsely hairy; leaves opposite, linear; flower heads solitary, showy, on long peduncles, ray flowers to 10 mm, golden yellow; Mar.-May. West Powerline

East Powerline

Randolph Drive and Hillside Boulevard, north of

Pacific Pea. Perennial, climbing or Common, brushy or grassy Colma Canyon, lower sprawling, with well areas, climbing on adjacent developed tendrils; leaves shrubs or sprawling on the pinnately compound, with 8- ground: 14 ovate-oblong leaflets; flowers 8-15, in a raceme, petals 15-20 mm, pink to pale purple, usually fading with age; Mar.-July. Reservoir Hill

Devil's Arroyo West Powerline

Brisbane, slope southwest of

Willow-lettuce. Annual, glabrous or nearly Weed, disturbed ground: Cow Trough Ravine. so, with milky sap; leaves linear-lanceolate, clasping, coarsely toothed to entire; flower heads in spikes, flowers ligulate, yellow; Aug.-Nov. Achenes all beaked, gray or brown, margins not winged. Prickly Lettuce. Biennial; leaves oblong, Weed, disturbed ground: Saddle Area, Pig Ranch sagittate-clasping, with Ravine. several large lobes; flower heads in panicles, flowers and achenes similar to those of preceding; MayNov. Wild Lettuce. Biennial to 2.0 m tall, stems Weed, disturbed ground: Willow Pond, Saddle Area, hollow at least below; leaves Ridge Trail near West obovate, sharply serrate, with Powerline. petioles; flower heads and flowers similar to L serriola; Aug.-Oct. Achenes black, beaked, reticulate, with several ridges, margins winged. Tree Mallow. Biennial, almost tree-like, Uncommon, escapes from Bayshore Boulevard stems stout, erect, to 3 m; cultivation along roadsides: leaves rounded, 5-9-lobed, with dense, soft hairs, long petioles; flowers in leaf axils, petals red-purple, 1.5-2 cm; May-July. Malva Rosa. Shrubby; leaves rounded, 5-7-Uncommon, escapes from Hillside Boulevard near lobed, petioles long; flowers cultivation, used as a Cypress Hill Golf Course showy, petals 2-4 cm, rose- windbreak and occasionally purple; almost throughout spontaneous: the year Annual or biennial, stems to Uncommon weed, waste Colma Canyon, Guadalupe 1.5 m; leaves ovate in places, fields and roadsides: Hills outline, 3-5-lobed, stellate- hairy to glabrous; petals 1-2 cm, pinkish, deeply lobed; spring-autumn. Hairy annual, aromatic; Frequent, moist places and Colma Canyon leaves viscid, lanceolate, brushy areas: coarsely pinnately lobed; flower heads small, yellow, ray flowers 2-4 mm; Apr .- Aug. Saddle Area

Guadalupe Hills Radio Road

Dairy Ravine

Devil's Arroyo

West Powerline

Quarry

Tidy-tips. Hairy annual; leaves Uncommon, grassland and Colma Canyon lanceolate, toothed; flower shrub land: heads showy, ray flowers 5- 15 mm, yellow with white tips; Mar.-May. Ridge Trail at West Powerline

Duckweed. Minute, leafless, aquatic Uncommon, floating in April Brook perennial, consisting of an water: oblong disk-shaped stem or frond, to 4 mm, with 1 root. Flowers rarely produced. PG&E Marsh

Cow Trough Ravine

White Pitcher Sage. Erect, branched, aromatic Occasional, brushy areas: Guadalupe Hills shrub, to 1 m or more, somewhat woolly; leaves ovate, with short petioles; flowers showy, solitary in axils of upper reduced bract- like leaves, corolla white, 2.5- 3 cm, broadly tubular, with 5 somewhat irregular lobes; Apr.-July. Old Guadalupe Trail

Owl Canyon, ravine west of

Crystal Cave Ravine

Wart Cress. Much branched strongly Weed, waste and cultivated Colma Canyon, Guadalupe scented annual to 3 dm, ground, along roadsides, Hills near Cow Palace, Old slightly hairy; leaves sometimes in hard-packed Guadalupe Trail, Saddle pinnately divided, fern-like; soil and sidewalk cracks: Area, east facing slope below flowers minute, greenish Summit Parking Lot, Ridge white in short, inconspicuous Trail east of Summit Parking racemes; Mar.-July. Silicle 2- lot. parted. Hoary Cress. Perennial, white-hairy, stem Weed, disturbed ground: Guadalupe Hills near branched, 3-4 dm; leaves Bayshore Boulevard. oblong,basal petiolate, upper sessile, generally with basal lobes; numerous tiny white flowers in terminal racemes, opening from below upward; Mar.-Dec. Silicle cordate, inflated, indehiscent. Shining Pepper-grass. Erect annual; leaves more or Occasional, open rocky areas Colma Canyon less pinnatifid to entire, 3-6 and grassland: cm; tiny whitish flowers in racemes; Jan.-May. Silicles with peppery taste, on flat pedicels. Crocker Avenue

Summit, slope below

West Powerline, near, along Ridge Trail Romanzoffia Ravine

Brisbane, west of

Randolph Avenue Erect to spreading annual; Uncommon weedy plant, Crocker Avenue, Randolph tiny whitish flowers; Mar.- paths and hard-packed soil: Avenue. May. Distinguished from preceding species by its terete pedicels. Slender attractive annual; Occasional, open grassy Colma Canyon leaves sessile, divided into slopes, often in colonies: several linear segments; flowers in terminal clusters, corolla pink to white, tube slender, longer than the more or less spreading lobes; Apr.- July. Owl Canyon

Firth Canyon Annual, stems 15-30 em, Rare: west-facing sandy slope of slender, branches curving lower Reservoir Hill. upward from the base, stems and leaves loosely covered with soft, grayish hairs; leaves narrowly oblanceolate, pinnatifid, 10- 15 mm, basal narrowed to short petiole, early deciduous, upper sessile, shorter; flower heads discoid, solitary, terminal, outer flowers often enlarged and 5-cleft, involucral bracts with few glands on the sometimes recurved tips, corollas yellow, with purplish or brownish band in Ox Eye Daisy throat;Perennial, July-Aug. glabrous, stems Uncommon, escape from Saddle Area, Old Guadalupe unbranched; leaves obovate, cultivation, moist places: Trail, near Picnic Area. toothed, petiolate, uppermost shorter, sessile; .flower heads large, showy, ray flowers white; June-Aug. Pacific Lovage. Perennial, stems stout; leaves Occasional, open and Park Maintenance Facility large, pinnately divided into exposed grassy or brushy ovate, unequally lobed areas: divisions; umbels compound, flowers whitish, turning rusty in age; Apr.-June. Fruits smooth but ribbed.

Kamchatka Point

Summit Parking Lot, east- facing slope below West Powerline.

Woodland Star. Slender perennial with Occasional, open wooded or Bitter Cherry Ravine bulblets; basal leaves rocky areas: irregularly lobed, on long petioles, stem leaves dissected, on shorter petioles; flowers small, petals white, to 10 mm, 10 stamens; Feb.- May. Great Meadow

Romanzoffia Ravine

Trillium Gulch Sweet Alyssum. Low, much-branched Weedy escape from Crocker Avenue, Reservoir perennial; leaves linear- cultivation, disturbed Hill, Guadalupe Canyon lanceolate; generally with a ground: Parkway, Old Guadalupe profusion of small white Trail, upper Radio Road. flowers throughout the year. Small ovate silicles. California Cottonrose Annual, white woolly, stems Occasional, grassland and East Powerline on Ridge slender; leaves oblanceolate, brushy areas: Trail. uppermost about as long as, but not longer than the inconspicuous flower heads in their axils; Mar.-Apr. Daggerleaf Cottonrose Slender, erect, grayish- Uncommon, waste places: Reservoir Hill, Owl Canyon, woolly annual, leafy area adjacent to East throughout, about 2 dm; Powerline, Buckeye Canyon. leaves narrowly linear, often revolute-margined, longer than the inconspicuous flower heads in their axils; flower heads discoid; Apr.- Sept. Alkali Parsnip. Perennial, acaulescent, Occasional, grassy areas: Radio Road glabrous to pubescent; leaves 3-times divided, divisions linear; flowers yellow; Feb.- Apr. Fruits glabrous, wings slightly narrower than body of fruit. Harold Road in Brisbane, above Randolph Drive at Hillside Boulevard Lace Parsnip. Perennial, differing from L. Frequent, grassy and rocky Colma Canyon caruifolium by its generally areas: purplish stem; leaves 4-times divided; flowers greenish, sometimes appearing white because of hairy petals; Mar.- May. Fruits nearly round, somewhat woolly, wings slightly broader than body of fruit. Crocker Avenue, ravine south of Old Guadalupe Trail

Radio Road near summit

Summit Parking Lot, on slope above Quarry

Randolph Avenue at Hillside Boulevard, ravine north of Bladder Parsnip. Perennial; leaves 3-4-times Occasional, open grassy Reservoir Hill divided; flowers yellow; slopes and ridges: Feb.Apr. Differs from previous two species by oblong fruits, slightly hairy when young, later glabrous, wings about as wide as body of fruit. Old Guadalupe Trail

Cable Ravine

Great Meadow

East Powerline near Ridge Trail. California Honeysuckle. Vine, somewhat hairy, Uncommon: Radio Road scandent on adjacent plants or sometimes on ground; leaves ovate to oblong, upper 1-3 pairs connate;flowers in short, terminal spikes, corolla 2-lipped, purplish to pink; Mar. June. Fruit a red berry. Eucalyptus Loop Trail

Summer Seep Trail Twinberry. Erect shrub; leaves generally Uncommon, along streams Colma Canyon oblong-ovate; flowers in 2s, and in brushy areas: on long, axillary peduncles, corolla tubular, shortly 5- lobed, yellow, often tinged red; Mar.-June. Fruit a black berry. Bitter Cherry Ridge

Saddle Area

April Brook

Japanese Honeysuckle. Vigorous, evergreen vine; Formerly near intersection of leaves generally ovate; Crocker Avenue and Old flowers 1-2 on axillary Guadalupe Trail, to be peduncle, fragrant, corolla 2- expected elsewhere in the lipped, white, fading to dull vicinity. yellow; spring-summer. Fruit a black berry. Bird's Foot Trefoil. Perennial, prostrate or nearly Weed, roadsides, other Saddle Area, Willow Pond, so, much branched; leaflets disturbed sites: West Powerline, industrial 3, mostly linear, 3-4times as park in Guadalupe Valley long as wide, on a stalk, stipules resembling leaflets; flowers yellow, generally about 4, in terminal umbels; June-Aug. Fruit linear. Silver Dollar Plant. Tall, erect, branched annual Weedy escape from Radio Road, Firth Canyon in Moonwort. Honesty. Money or biennial; leaves large, cultivation, generally moist Brisbane Plant. cordate; flowers attractive, shaded areas: purple; Mar.-June. Silicles rounded to ovate, paper-thin. Silver Bush Lupine. Attractive shrub with silvery, Common, grassy hills: Guadalupe Canyon Parkway, gray-silky hairs; petioles of both sides of, between lower leaves mostly longer eucalyptus forest and than leaflets, leaflets 7-10, Bayshore Boulevard oblanceolate, more than 6 mm wide; flowers blue, in racemes, keel with cilia; Apr.- June. Bush Lupine. Yellow Beach Attractive much-branched Occasional mostly sandy Colma Canyon Lupine. shrub; leaves with petioles 2- areas or disturbed places: 6 em, leaflets 6-12, oblanceolate; flowers yellow, scattered or in clusters; Mar.- Sept. Summit

Attractive annual generally Frequent, grassland: Old Guadalupe Trail hairy throughout;leaves on slender petioles, leaflets 5-7, oblanceolate, hairy on both surfaces;flowers small, blue and white, in scattered or close umbels; Mar.- June.Legume 1.5-2 cm. Great Meadow

Guadalupe Valley, industrial park in

Annual with small blue Occasional, grassland: Saddle Area flowers; Mar.-May. Resembles L. bicolor from which it usually may be distinguished by the glabrous or sparsely hairy upper leaf surfaces. Legume 2-3 cm.

West Powerline

Blue Beach Lupine. Shrub with minute spreading Uncommon, sandy area: Colma Canyon, north-facing hairs; petioles generally slope of lower equaling or shorter than leaflets that are mostly 4-6 mm wide; petals blue or lavender with a yellow spot, keel with few cilia on upper edge or glabrous; May-June. Summer Lupine. Perennial; densely hairy, Uncommon, dry open sandy Owl Canyon with spreading hairs on stem; or rocky areas: leaflets 7-9, silky-hairy on both sides; flowers lavender, blue or whitish in a raceme, keel petals without hairs; May-June. Buckeye Canyon

Attractive erect annual, Frequent, grassland, often Colma Canyon generally villous and forming showy colonies: minutely pubescent or strigulose, to 5 dm tall; leaflets 5-7, linear to spatulate, mostly acute; bracts deciduous, flowers large, showy; in separated whorls, petals rich blue except for white or yellowish spot on banner; Apr.-May. Legume 2-3.5 cm. Saddle Area

Guadalupe Valley, industrial park in Succulent Annual Lupine. Annual, stems stout, hollow, Uncommon: above Shearwater generally succulent, mostly hairy; leaves with 7-9 leaflets, 2-7 cm long, glabrous in upper half, petioles longer than leaflets; flowers several in a series of whorls, petals deep blue, sometimes pinkish to white, banner (largest petal) 12-15 mm long, usually with a yellow center; Feb.-May. Legume about 5 cm long, hairy, several seeded. Perennial, often decumbent Frequent, grassland or open Colma Canyon with appressed or spreading gravelly places: hairs, stems reddish; leaves usually with petioles longer than leaflets, leaflets 7-9; flowers in racemes, petals in shades of blues, pinks, yellows and whites; May- June. Saddle area along Bog Trail

Summit Parking Lot, east- facing slope below West Powerline Owl Canyon

Buckeye Canyon

Common Wood Rush. Densely tufted perennial, Common, open or brushy, Colma Canyon stems slender hollow: leaves sometimes moist places: soft, grass-like, reddish- brown, basal leaf sheaths closed; inflorescence umbel- like or a tight head, lowermost bract leaf-like, generally longer than inflorescence, perianth segments light brown with papery margins; Feb.-June. Bitter Cherry Ravine

Saddle Area

Guadalupe Hills Summit Parking Lot, east- facing slope below

Owl Canyon

Brisbane, above

Randolph Avenue, above Loosestrife. Annual or perennial, variable Uncommon, wet and Willow Pond, Saddle Area, in habit especially in the sometimes dry areas: between Kiosk and Picnic Saddle Area, where plants Area adjacent to parking lot, are either annual or perennial along railroad tracks near and sometimes stoloniferous. South Hill Drive between Perennials often have long Quarry and industrial park straggling and trailing stems, 1-2 m (or more). In some annuals the flowers vary in size and color with petals about 3-4 mm, bright red- purple while other plants have petals about 2 mm and pale pink; spring-summer. Purple Loosestrife. Tall perennial; leaves sessile, Uncommon, wet ground: Old Guadalupe Trail opposite, lanceolate to ovate; flowers numerous in a showy spike, petals purple; summer.

Small Tarweed. Annual, slender, glandular, Uncommon, grassland: Ridge Trail at West aromatic, branched; leaves Powerline. linear; flower heads small, solitary on slender peduncles, in leaf axils, disk flowers 1 or 2; May-June. Slender Tarweed. Aromatic annual, stem Uncommon, grassland: Olivet Cemetery, above generally slender, glandular- viscid, branched; leaves linear; flower heads small, in short racemes, ray flowers 8-12, disk flowers 15-35; May-Sept. Tarweed. Annual, glandular-hairy, Occasional, grassland and Colma Canyon stout, viscid, aromatic; disturbed areas: leaves lanceolate, sessile; flower heads yellowish, 2 or more in leaf axils, in congested, spike-like clusters, ray flowers inconspicuous, disk flowers more than 2; May-Sept. Radio Road April Brook

Summit Parking Lot, east- facing slope below

Pig Ranch Ravine Coastal Tarweed. Annual, aromatic, glandular Frequent, grassland, Colma Canyon, lower hairy, stout, unbranched; roadsides and disturbed leaves lanceolate, sessile; areas: flower heads small, on short stalks, in axils of upper leaves, in a terminal spike, ray flowers 6-15; June-Nov.

Willow Pond

Saddle Area Radio Road

Devil's Arroyo

West Powerline at ridge Quarry

False Lily-of-the-Valley. Perennial, low-growing, Uncommon: Kamchatka Point. glabrous, from a rhizome; leaves broadly cordate, on stout petioles; flowers small white, in a raceme. Saddle Area

Summit Loop Trail

April Brook, east of Fat Solomon. Perennial from a rhizome; Occasional, grassy and Colma Canyon leaves generally ovate, brushy areas: sessile, clasping the stem; flowers small, white, numerous, in a panicle; Mar.- May. Devil's Arroyo

Romanzoffia Ravine

Trillium Gulch

Slim Solomon. Differs from S. racemosa by Occasional, grassy or brushy Colma Canyon its fewer flowers (up to 15) areas, sometimes with Fat in a raceme. Solomon: Bitter Cherry Ridge

Devil's Arroyo

Crystal Cave Ravine

Trillium Gulch Apple. Small tree, deciduous, twigs Uncommon, growing as a Saddle Area, Guadalupe at first hairy, later glabrous; waif: Canyon Parkway leaves generally ovate, woolly on lower surface, dull green above, margins toothed; flowers several in an umbel, pedicels and calyx tubes woolly, petals 5, pinkish-white, stamens in central cluster; May. Fruit a pome, the edible apple. Bull Mallow. Annual; leaves rounded, Uncommon weed, roadsides, Guadalupe Hills shallowly 5-7-lobed, petioles waste places and around long; flowers in leaf axils, habitations: petals 10-12 mm, pale lavender; spring-summer. Cheeseweed. Annual; leaves broadly ovate Uncommon weed, waste industrial park in Guadalupe to roundish, shallowly 5-7- ground, fields and around Valley lobed; flowers in leaf axils, habitations: petals about 5 mm, pale pinkish; spring-summer. California Manroot. Wild Perennial; stems 3-7 m, die Occasional, brushland; Colma Canyon, lower Cucumber. down annually; leaves climbing on shrubs or rounded, shallowly lobed; trailing over the ground: flowers cream-white, corolla more or less rotate; Feb.- May. Mature fruits with many stiff spines. Crocker Avenue, slope above Summit Parking Lot, east- facing slope below Ridge Trail, both sides near West Powerline Quarry

Coast Manroot. Wild Flowers whitish, corollas Occasional, brushland, Dairy Ravine Cucumber. more or less campanulate; climbing on shrubs or Mar.-May. Mature fruits with trailing over the ground: few weak spines. Devil's Arroyo

Summit, west-facing slope below Brisbane, slope southwest of

Horehound (sometimes, but White woolly perennial; Uncommon weed, disturbed along Bayshore Boulevard less often spelled leaves broadly ovate, ground: near South San Francisco Hoarhound). wrinkled, margins crenate; flowers in dense heads, in upper leaf axils, calyx with spiny teeth, corolla small, white, 2-lipped; Feb.-July. Stock. Perennial, erect, robust, to 8 Uncommon: entrance to Olivet Ravine. dm, felty-pubescent, somewhat woody at base; leaves 6-15 cm, oblong to oblanceolate; flowers large, reddish-purple in terminal, showy racemes; much of year. Siliques thickish, to 15 cm. Slender, glabrous, delicate Uncommon, wet rocky Devil's Arroyo annual; basal leaves obovate slopes and grassland, to spathulate, stem leaves sometimes in small colonies: linear, opposite; flowers small, petals 6, deciduous, white; Feb.-Apr. Firth Canyon

Bur Clover. Weak-stemmed annual; Weed of disturbed places: Colma Canyon, Saddle Area, leaves with petioles, Randolph Avenue at Hillside prominent stipules and 3 Boulevard. obovate leaflets; flowers small, yellow, solitary in leaf axils; Mar.-June. Legume spirally coiled, outer edge armed with a row of curved or hooked prickles, sometimes prickles short or lacking. Alfalfa. Lucerne. Perennial; leaves with Weed, roadsides, waste frontage road at north city petioles, leaflets 3, ovate; ground: limits of South San flowers small, blue, in Francisco. terminal racemes; Apr.-Oct. Legume coiled, leathery, spines lacking. Large shrub, to 7 m, bark Uncommon: along Bayshore Boulevard thick, somewhat spongy, peeling; leaves alternate, obovate, about 2.5 cm, obscurely1-3-veined; flowers lavender, individually small, in dense heads about 25 cm diameter, petals small, stamens the showy part of the flowers; spring-summer- fall. California Melic. Perennial, tufted; culms, Occasional, grassland: Guadalupe Hills usually decumbent and somewhat thickened at base, 6-12 dm; leaf sheaths glabrous or pubescent, brown and shredded; panicles 1-2 dm, narrow, spikelike, rather dense, spikelets 10-12 mm, tawny to purplish, lemmas 7- nerved, somewhat rough- hairy, awnless; Mar.-June. Brisbane, ravine southwest of

Randolph Avenue at Hillside Boulevard

Pig Ranch Ravine

Olivet Cemetery, near

Perennial, densely or Uncommon, brushy slopes Colma Canyon sometimes loosely tufted, and rocky soil in woodland: erect, culms 3-11 dm, not thickened at base; leaf blades 1-6 mm wide; panicle open, branches unequal, lower branches generally erect to spreading, 5-30 cm; spikelets 4-6 mm, lemmas not hairy, indistinctly nerved; Mar.- June. Slender perennial, similar in Common, brushy and grassy Dairy Ravine, upper growth habit to M. slopes: imperfecta; differs by a narrow, somewhat contracted panicle 1.0-2.5 cm, longer and rather sharply acute glumes, lemmas hairy; Mar.- July. Summit Parking Lot, slope southeast of

Powerline Ridge

Owl Canyon

Buckeye Canyon

Olivet Cemetery, near

White Sweet Clover. Tall erect annual or biennial; Weed, waste places: Crocker Avenue. leaves with petioles, leaflets 3, oblong, 1-2 cm long; flowers white, 4-5 mm, in terminal racemes; spring- autumn. Legume ovoid, 3-5 mm. Indian Melilot. Sour Clover. Annual; leaflets truncate or Uncommon, waste places: SaddleArea. retuse; flowers yellow, about 2.5 mm long; Apr. Aug. Legume nearly round, 1-3 mm long. Yellow Melilot. Yellow Similar to M. albus except Weed, roadsides, disturbed Guadalupe Valley, industrial Sweet Clover. for yellow flowers; May- places: park in Aug. Spearmint. Pleasantly fragrant perennial; Uncommon, escapes from Crocker Avenue, Saddle leaves ovate-lanceolate, cultivation in wet ground: Area. sessile; flowers lavender, in a spike-like inflorescence; July- Oct. California Saxifrage. Slender perennial; leaves Occasional, moist Colma Canyon basal, ovate, narrowed to a grassland, brushy or rocky winged petiole; flowering areas: stems to 3 dm; flowers small, petals white about 7 mm, 10 stamens; Feb.-Apr. Cable Ravine

Devil's Arroyo

East Powerline, ravine 1/4 mile east of Slender Cottonweed. Annual, slender, branched, Uncommon, margin of Pig Ranch Ravine, upper part white-woolly; leaves linear; chaparral: of flower heads inconspicuous, discoid; Apr.-June.

Annual, stems slender, 1-2 Occasional, grassland, Devil's Arroyo dm; leaves linear, lower sometimes recurring after opposite, upper alternate; fire: flowers in terminal, glandular cymes, corolla 8- 12 mm, tube yellowish, lobes white to pink; Feb.-Apr.

Quarry

Owl Canyon

East Powerline on north slope Firth Canyon

Sticky Monkey Flower. Glutinous evergreen shrub; Common, dry brushland and Summit Parking Lot, east leaves opposite, lanceolate; open areas: facing slope below flowers axillary, large, showy, pedicels short, corolla 2-lipped, orange-yellow; Mar.-Aug. Dairy Ravine

Quarry

Owl Canyon, ridge above Gladys Ravine in Brisbane

Harold Road in Brisbane, above

Cow Trough Ravine Pig Ranch Ravine

Monkey Flower. Perennial, mostly glabrous; Occasional, seepage and wet Colma Canyon, lower leaves opposite, ovate, more areas: or less toothed, upper sessile, lower with petioles; flowers showy in terminal racemes, on long pedicels, corolla 2- lipped, bright yellow; Mar.- Aug. Saddle Area

Radio Road at Summer Seep

Devil's Arroyo

Quarry

Firth Canyon

Randolph Avenue and Hillside Boulevard, ravine north of Four-o'Clock. Marvel of Perennial, glabrous or nearly Escape from cultivation and Marshy area near Bayshore Peru. so; leaves opposite, ovate, occasionally spontaneous. Boulevard petioles about half as long as leaf blades; flowers showy, in shades of rose-pink to purple and white, opening in late afternoon; Aug.-Oct. Sandwort. Perennial, stems slender, Uncommon, rocky outcrop: Kamchatka Point. branched, decumbent, 10-30 cm; leaves lanceolate, 2-8 cm; flowers few, very small in terminal cymes; Mar.- June. Coyote Mint. Pennyroyal. Perennial, erect, slightly Common, brushy and rocky Colma Canyon, lower fragrant, 3.0-4.5 dm; leaves areas: ovate, more or less hairy, petiolate; flowers lavender, in compact heads, corolla tubular, slightly exerted from calyx, lobes nearly equal; June-Aug. Two variants have been described, which may sometimes be distinguished on the San Bruno Mountains.. Var. villosa has “thin nearly glabrous leaves and is mostly on the eastern end of the main ridge.Var. franciscana (Elmer) Epling has "thickish," usually densely hairy leaves and is mostly on the western end of the main ridge. Owl Canyon

April Brook, slope above

Dairy Ravine

Summit Parking Lot, east- facing slope below West Powerline near Ridge Trail Quarry, lower area of

California Wax Myrtle. Evergreen tree or large Uncommon, moist places: Saddle Area shrub; leaves alternate, oblanceolate, coarsely serrate, narrowed to short petiole; flowers small, inconspicuous, unisexual, in clusters at leaf axils; Apr.- June. Wax Myrtle Ravine

Juncus Ravine

Tank Ravine

Pig Ranch Ravine, canyon south of Perennial from a fibrous Uncommon, old east-facing Radio Road and Kamchatka corm; leaves few, linear, road cut: Point, between more or less terete, shorter than flowering stem; flowers yellow in a terminal umbel; Feb.-Apr. Shrub or small tree, Uncommon: eucalyptus grove above evergreen; leaves glabrous, Hillside School lanceolate, shining above, with glandular dots seen when held toward light; 3-4 small flowers in leaf axils, corolla white, purple-spotted; spring-autumn. Fruit fleshy, size and shape of garden Pea. Seedlings sometimes appear in disturbed ground.

Forget-me-not. Perennial, densely hairy; An escape from cultivation, Reservoir Hill, Guadalupe leaves oblong to obovate, roadsides, streamsides, Hills, Old Guadalupe Trail, lower petiolate, upper shaded, moist areas, along Saddle Area, April Brook, narrower and sessile; flowers trails and near houses: Brisbane Ravine. in showy panicles, corollas bright blue; most of the year. Nutlets ovate,smooth. Parrot Feather. Aquatic perennial, stems Uncommon, in water: Guadalupe Valley, supported by water; leaves Industrial park in finely dissected and feather- like; flowers very small, in axils of upper reduced leaves, often overlooked; June-Aug. Water Cress. Aquatic perennial, Occasional, shallow water or lower Colma Canyon, sometimes floating in water; margins of streams: Crocker Avenue, Saddle leaves generally divided into Area, Devil's Arroyo, Quarry, 3 leaflets; flowers white in Buckeye Canyon, Cow racemes; Mar. Nov. Siliques Trough Ravine 1-3 cm long, spreading. Skunkweed. Annual, low-growing, stems Occasional, dry, open places Colma Canyon glandular-hairy; leaves stiff, in often hard packed soil, 2-3 times divided into sometimes in grassland: irregular, sharply-tipped segments; heads· of inconspicuous small blue flowers; spring-summer. Willow Pond, road bordering

Saddle Area

Weak-stemmed annual; Uncommon, moist brushy Devil's Arroyo leaves opposite, except slope: uppermost, deeply pinnately divided into 5-7 remote lobes; flowers pale blue to white, calyx united at base with small spreading appendages between lobes, corolla united toward base, 5- 10 mm across, with 5 lobes; Jan.-Apr. Baby Blue Eyes. Weak stemmed, diffusely Occasional, moist open Reservoir Hill branched annual; leaves all grassland or brushland, often opposite with stiffish hairs, among other plants: pinnately divided into 9-11 divisions; attractive showy blue flowers, corolla1.5-4 cm across; Feb.-Apr. Bitter Cherry Ridge

Annual with weak, brittle, Uncommon, moist brushy Devil's Arroyo sometimes stiffly hairy slope: stems; leaves with 3-5 nearly confluent lobes, lower opposite, upper alternate; flowers pale blue to white, small and inconspicuous, corolla 2-4 mm across; Mar.- June. Blue Toad Flax. Slender annual; leaves Occasional, sandy soil, open Colma Canyon opposite, linear; flowers in areas: terminal racemes, corolla 2- lipped, blue, with long basal spur; Mar.-May. Manzanita Dike

Pig Ranch Ravine, west of Oso Berry. Deciduous shrub or small Frequent, brush land and in Colma Canyon tree; leaves oblong to moist wooded ravines: oblanceolate, pale green and sparsely hairy when young; flowers small, unisexual, in nodding racemes, petals 5, white; Feb.-Apr. Fruit a berry- like drupe, red at first, black when mature. Bitter Cherry Ravine

Cable Ravine near eucalyptus grove

Devil's Arroyo

Quarry

Water Parsnip. Decumbent perennial; with Occasional, sluggish streams Colma Canyon pinnately compound and marshy areas: leaves, each leaflet coarsely toothed or lobed; white flowers; May-Oct. Fruits oblong with thick corky ribs. Saddle Area Pig Ranch Ravine.

Coarse biennial or short- Uncommon, seepage area: Colma Canyon, upper lived perennial, stems stout, usually reddish, to 1.5 m tall mostly with spreading hairs; basal leaves lanceolate to about 18 cm, petioles half as long as leafblades or shorter; flowers showy, in terminal spike, sepals red tinged, with scattered blister-like spots, petals yellow, turning reddish, 2.5-4 cm long; June- Oct. Capsules 2.5-4.5 cm, soft-hairy. Broomrape. Root parasite; without green Uncommon; coastal scrub: Reservoir Hill, upper area of leaves, stem pale, 5-20 cm; flowers in a spike, corolla 2.5-4 cm, tube sometimes whitish, widening toward throat, lobes spreading, purplish; Aug.-Sept. Broomrape. Root parasite;without green Uncommon, rocky ledges: Owl Canyon leaves; flowers generally 1 (rarely 2 or 3), at the tip of a slender, pale scape, corolla purple to almost white, 1-2 cm, tube curved, 5 lobes nearly equal; Mar.-Apr. Perennial, with a taproot, Frequent, urban areas, lawns, between Kiosk and Picnic more or less hairy, stems gardens and other disturbed Area decumbent to trailing, 1-4 places: dm, rooting at nodes; leaves along stem, petioles 2-5 cm, leaflets generally obcordate, 5-10 mm; flowers 2- 5,pedicels slender, about 1 em, petals yellow, to 8 mm; almost throughout the year. Fruit cylindric, pointed, about 10 mm, somewhat angled. Perennial from a bulb, stem Uncommon,disturbed area, near Summit erect, 15-30 cm, branched; occasionally escapes from leaflets about 10 mm; cultivation: flowers solitary on peduncles about as long as petioles, petals 15-20 mm, pale pink to white; spring. Bermuda Buttercup. Cape A caulescent perennial with Common weed: Crocker Avenue, Old Oxalis. many small underground Guadalupe Trail, bulblets; leaves in basal SaddleArea, Reservoir Hill, rosettes, leaflets 1-2.5 cm, Radio Road, East Powerline, petioles to 12 cm; flowers and elsewhere several, in a showy umbel, on peduncles longer than leaves, petals 5, to 2.5 cm, bright yellow; Feb.-June. Hairy Wood Sorrel. Perennial with tap-root, Occasional, grassland: Colma Canyon stems decumbent to somewhat erect, slender, hairy; leaflets gray-green, hairy on both surfaces; flowers 2-3, petals 8-12 mm, yellow; Apr.-June. Capsule 1- 2 em long. Old Guadalupe Trail

Saddle Area

Park Maintenance Facility

West Powerline at Ridge Trail Firth Canyon

Wind Poppy. Glabrous annual; leaves Uncommon, moist shaded Devil's Arroyo pinnately divided; flowers often grassy slopes, showy, solitary on slender sometimes appearing in peduncles, petals 4, brick abundance after a fire: red, many stamens; Mar.- May. Owl Canyon West Powerline, lower south- facing slopes near

Opium Poppy. Coarse, gray-green annual Escape from cultivation: Pig Ranch Ravine with milky juice; upper leaves clasping the stem; flowers large, white, pink or purplish, often double; summer. Pellitory. Perennial, without stinging Uncommon, disturbed area: above Harold Avenue hairs,stems erect, 3-5 dm; leaves alternate, generally ovate, 3-nerved 1-2.5 cm long, cuneate at base, petiole short; flowers small, greenish, clustered in leaf axils. Fruit an achene. California Whitlow-wort. Perennial, mat-forming; Grassland or rocky slopes: Colma Canyon, near Park leaves small, linear, stipules Maintenance Facility. scarious, about as long as leaves; flowers small, inconspicuous, few in leaf axils, calyx 5-lobed nearly to base, lobes about 2 mm, spine-tipped, petals lacking; May-June. Dallis Grass. Perennial, densely tufted, Occasional, roadside ditches Shearwater leafy at base, culms 5-15 dm; and disturbed areas: leaf blades 10-25 cm; racemes several, spike-like, scattered along upper part of culm, densely flowered, spikelets broadly ovoid, 3-4 mm long, arranged along one side of raceme-axis, sparsely covered with long silky hairs; July-Sept. Perennial, softly woody, Uncommon, probably from Guadalupe Canyon Parkway somewhat succulent, velvety garden discards: on south side at northwest hairy; leaves rounded, edge of eucalyptus grove. obscurely lobed and toothed·flowers red, in terminal showy umbels. Kikuyu Grass. Low-growing, mat-forming, Uncommon, weed of Tank Ravine, base of long-lived, coarse perennial, disturbed places: with creeping rhizomes and stout stolons; leaf sheaths inflated, blades elongate and narrow on sterile stems, short and stiff on fertile stems; panicles almost entirely enclosed in upper sheath of the short culms, spikelets fall with subtending bristles attached; Aug.-Oct. Annual, low, slender, Uncommon, grassy places: Harold Avenue in Brisbane, diffuse, somewhat villous; above leaves filiform or nearly so; disk flowers reddish, ray flowers inconspicuous; Apr.- May. Goldback Fern. Small fern, fronds triangular Occasional, grassy and Buckeye Canyon in outline, 1-2 times divided, rocky, well-drained slopes: 1.0-4.0 dm, lower surface yellow-powdery; dormant in winter; sporangia spread over lower surface of the pinnae, generally along the veins, indusia absent. Harold Road in Brisbane.

Garden Cineraria. Perennial; leaves rounded, Escapes from cultivation near Summit, Firth Canyon. coarsely lobed, petioles long; in moist, shaded areas: flower heads showy, ray flowers purple; late spring- summer. Yampah. Slender, glabrous perennial, Uncommon, moist soil: Harold Road in Brisbane, on with a cluster of fibrous slope above roots; leaves twice pinnate, divisions narrow; flowers white; July-Aug. Fruit oblong, ribbed. Plain-leaved Parsley. Tall biennial or perennial; Uncommon: Reservoir Hill leaves pinnately compound, divisions linear to ovate, entire to toothed, not crisped or curled; flowers yellow; fruits ovate, ribbed. Gray-hairy perennial, One of the most common Colma Canyon decumbent to suberect; perennials on the mountains; leaves pinnately lobed to grassland and brushland: divided, generally 5-lobed, terminal lobe largest; flowers numerous in showy coiled or capitate clusters, corolla generally lavender, 5-6 mm long and across; Mar .-Sept.

Bitter Cherry Ridge

Cable Ravine

Summit Parking Lot, east- facing slope below Summit, slope south of

Devil's Arroyo, exposed slopes in lower Romanzoffia Ravine

Firth Canyon Randolph Avenue, ravine north of, at Hillside Boulevard. Wild Heliotrope. Weak-stemmed annual,with Occasional, rocky, sandy and Gasline Road scattered, stiff hairs; leaves brushy slopes: pinnately divided once or twice; flowers in short coiled racemes, corolla deciduous, broadly campanulate, 6-12 mm long and across, cream to blue; Mar.-June. West Powerline, east-facing slope near Olivet Ravine

Pig Ranch Ravine

Stinging Phacelia. Weak-stemmed annual with Occasional, brushy slopes: Colma Canyon conspicuous, coarse, bristly hairs; leaves ovate, 3-8 cm, shallowly lobed and toothed; inconspicuous flowers in generally coiled racemes, corolla dull white, campanulate, 5-7 mm long and across, deciduous; Apr.- July. Romanzoffia Ravine

Biennial or perennial, Uncommon: East Powerline coarsely, stiffly hairy throughout, 5-15 dm; lower leaves ovate-lanceolate to ovate, simple orpinnate, to 10 cm, 1 or 2 small leaflets below terminal leaflet, stem leaves ovate and entire; flowers many, in dense, scattered clusters, corolla greenish white, to 5 mm long, stamens exerted; Apr.- July. Capsule to 3 mm long, bristly hairy. Harding Grass. Loosely branched stout Uncommon, disturbed areas: Harold Road, along rhizomatous perennial, to 1.5 m (or more), forming large leafy clumps; blades flat; panicles narrow and spike- like, unbranched, 5-15 cm; June-Aug. California Canary Grass. Perennial, lacking rhizomes, Occasional, moist areas and Colma Canyon culms erect often in dense on grassy ridges: tufts, 4-12 dm; blades rather lax, 10-15 mm wide; panicles dense, compact, cone-shaped, 2-5 cm, often tinged with purple; Apr.- June. Bitter Cherry Ridge

Devil's Arroyo

Quarry

Owl Canyon

Randolph Avenue at Hillside Boulevard

Pig Ranch Ravine Mediterranean Canary Annual, 3-9 dm tall; panicles Uncommon, weed of Owl Canyon Grass. narrow, dense, oblong, 2-6 roadsides and rich soil: cm, glume with pale green striations and rough margins; Apr.-July. Fiesta Flower. Weak-stemmed annual, with Uncommon, shade on Gladys Ravine near Brisbane coarse hairs and short wooded slopes: recurved prickles, stems brittle, angled; leaves with several pinnate, recurved lobes, petioles winged and clasping at base; flowers 1-3 on slender peduncles, corolla blue or violet, 1-3 cm across; Mar.-June. Mat Grass. Perennial, stems creeping, Frequently cultivated as a Shearwater at edge of prostrate, rooting at nodes; ground cover, becomes Bayshore Highway leaves opposite, established in disturbed, oblanceolate, to 15 mm, moist places: toothed; flowers in dense ovoid heads, to 15 mm, corolla 2-lipped, 2-3 mm, rose-purple or white; May- Oct. Bamboo. Culms 6-10 dm tall, Uncommon, a single small above Guadalupe Canyon internodes hollow, with clump on a slope with shrubs Parkway northeast of noticeable groove on one of Prunus, Baccharis, abandoned quarry side, branches often 3 at each Rhamnus: node, nodes without waxy bloom; leaves lanceolate, 5 or more cm long.

Ninebark. Deciduous shrub, bark Uncommon, low brushy Colma Canyon peeling; leaves palmately 3- areas: lobed, lobes toothed; flowers small, in capitate clusters, petals 5, spreading, white; May-June. Gasline Road and top of Quarry, between, below Ridge Trail Devil's Arroyo, lower (6-12)

Aleppo Pine. Tree, bark smooth and gray, Spontaneous locally: west side of Brisbane. becoming somewhat rough; leaves mostly in 2s, sometimes in 3s, 5-9 em long; cones short-stalked, spreading or reflexed, 8-12 em long, symmetrical or nearly so, sometimes remaining closed for several years, or persisting after dispersal of winged seeds. Bishop Pine. Tree, bark of old trees thick, Planted for revegetation of deeply furrowed; leaves in quarry. 2s, 10-15 em, cones sessile, reflexed, remaining closed and on tree for years, asymmetrical, lower scales enlarged and prolonged into prominent knobs with stout spine at tips. Monterey Pine. Large tree, bark rough; Has spread spontaneously naturalized forest on east leaves in 3s, rarely 2s, 8-15 since 1968: slope of Bitter Cherry Ridge, em; cones woody, persistent, lower Radio Road, April asymmetrical, sessile, up to Brook, Brisbane 1.5 dm, seeds winged. Rein Orchid. Coast Piperia. Perennial from fleshy Uncommon, grassy slopes: April Brook, above Elegant Piperia tuberous roots; basal leaves in spring die down by the time the stout flowering stem appears in July and August; inflorescence a raceme, flowers numerous, generally 7-13 mm reflexed, somewhat fleshy, spur slender, sepals and petals white, mid vein of sepals green; July-Sept. Quarry Evergreen shrub or small Uncommon, escape from San Bruno Avenue near tree, bark smooth, dark gray; cultivation: Annis Street in Brisbane leaves obovate, leathery, densely white-hairy beneath; flowers several in terminal clusters, petals 5, dark reddish purple; summer. Resembles P. crassifolium in Uncommon, escape from Willow Pond, San Bruno its dark gray, smooth bark cultivation: Avenue near Annis Street in and dark reddish-purple Brisbane flowers;differs in its leaves, somewhat thin, glabrous, oblong, with undulate margins. Artist’s Popcorn Flower. Annual, stiffly hairy, stems Uncommon, damp soil: Colma Canyon, upper prostrate to erect, 1-4 dm; leaves opposite on lower stem; flowers in a raceme, calyx elongating in age, corolla white, to 10 mm diameter; Apr.-June. Fruit consists of 4 triangular, wrinkled nutlets. Devil's Arroyo

Ridge Trail at West Powerline Cut-leaved Plantain. Generally annual but may be Uncommon, generally near PG&E Marsh short -lived perennial with a dry,open areas: taproot, grayish pubescent; leaves in basal rosette, generally irregularly pinnately toothed or divided into linear segments, 2-14 cm, petiole narrowly winged; flowering stem 10-40 cm, flowerspike nodding before flowers open; Apr.-July. California Plantain. Slender, inconspicuous Common, open slopes at Colma Canyon annual; leaves basal, entire, edge of brushland and linear; flowering stems to 25 grassland, sometimes cm, nearly as long or longer forming sparse to dense thanleaves, flowers small, in colonies: dense terminal spikes; Jan.- June. Summit Parking Lot, slope below Devil's Arroyo

Crystal Cave Ravine

Firth Canyon

Randolph Avenue English Plantain. Ribgrass. Perennial; basal leaves Weed, roadsides, other south of Crocker Avenue, lanceolate, 5-40 cm, disturbed areas and Willow Pond, Saddle Area, gradually narrowed to grassland: industrial park in Guadalupe petiole; flowering spikes 1.5- Valley, Firth Canyon 6 cm, anthers much exerted; Apr.-Oct. Common Plantain. Generally perennial, Weed, waste ground, damp Willow Pond, Saddle Area, flowering stems 2-4 dm; places: PG&E Marsh leaves basal, ovate, more than 1/2 as long as flowering stems, thick, abruptly narrowed to shorter winged petioles; Apr.-Sept. Mexican Plantain. Perennial; leaves broadly Uncommon, damp areas and Colma Canyon ovate, 5-20 cm, narrowed to seeps: short, broad petiole; flowering stems to 4 dm; May-Oct. Willow Pond

Saddle Area

Radio Road adjacent to Summit Cream Cups. Annual, slender stems, 1-3 Occasional, grassland and Colma Canyon, dm, with spreading hairs; brushy areas: leaves opposite, entire, linear, sessile; flowers with 5- 6 cream-colored petals and many stamens; Mar.-June.

Devil’s Arroyo

Quarry

Harold Road, above, in Brisbane Sea Blush Erect annual; leaves obovate, Occasional, grassland and Great Meadow opposite, lowermost moist brushy areas, gradually narrowed to sometimes forms small winged petiole, upper sessile; colonies: flowers small in a dense head or very short spike, corolla 2- lipped, tube pink with stout spur, lobes 5, irregular, spreading; Feb.-May. Fruit achene-like but lacking the apical feathery hairs of Jupiter's Beard. Devil's Arroyo Romanzoffia Ravine

Owl Canyon

Firth Canyon

Annual Blue Grass. Tufted, diminutive, light Occasional, grassland and Willow Pond, Old Guadalupe green annual; culms moist ground: Trail, Saddle Area, somewhat flattened, 5-30 RandolphAvenue cm; leaves soft, weak and spreading, with boat-shaped leaf tips (characteristic of all plants of Poa); panicle pyramidal in outline, 3-8 cm, with short spreading branches, spikelets scattered along panicle branches, florets 3-5, closely spaced, lemmas with conspicuous keels and hairy margins; Feb.- Sept. Canada Blue Grass. Perennial, blue-green, Uncommon, roadsides or Guadalupe Hills rhizomes creeping, culms 1.5-meadows, generally in moist 5 dm, flattened, 2-edged, areas: wiry, bent at base; leaf blades short, stiff; panicle short, appressed or slightly spreading, sometimes paired branches, 3-8 cm, lemmas 5- nerved, without awns; May- June. This species is often Uncommon, moist ground: Saddle Area, Randolph confused with P. annua, Avenue which it resembles in habit and appearance, but differs by being more delicate, with more strongly flattened culms; panicles elongate- ovoid, spikelets with 5-6 relatively widely spaced florets. Anthers of P. infirma are roundish, those of P. annua are oblong and shorter than those of P. infirma; Mar.- June. Kentucky Blue Grass. Tufted perennial, forming Uncommon, disturbed or Saddle Area, along Radio dense turfs, culms moist places: Road cylindrical, smooth, 3-10 dm; leaf blades green or glaucous, folded or flat, mostly 2-4 mm wide, ligule 1- 2 mm; panicles open pyramidal, green or purplish, 5-15 cm, lemma with a conspicuous web of cottony hairs at base; Mar.-June. Rough Blue Grass. Tufted perennial, culm often Uncommon, wet places: Saddle Area bent at base, 4-12 dm, smooth, rough; leaf sheaths and blades thin, rough, greenish-yellow ligules 4-7 mm; panicles open, ovoid to pyramidal in outline, spikelets clustered near the outer ends of branches, lemma with a conspicuous web of cottony hairs at base; May-June. San Francisco Blue Grass. Erect perennial, culms Occasional, open or rocky Guadalupe Hills densely tufted, sometimes slopes: decumbent, 1-5 dm; leaves numerous, crowded below, sheaths tawny, papery, blades smooth, flat or folded, shorter than culms, ligule 3- 5 mm; panicle dense, spike- like, 2-10 cm; Mar.-May.

Summit Parking Lot, east- facing slope below

Owl Canyon

Brisbane, ridge southwest of

East Powerline near Ridge Trail Annual, slender, aromatic, Uncommon, grassy and Gasline Road often·nearly prostrate and brushy places: easily overlooked under surrounding taller plants; leaves small, oblanceolate; flowers in scattered heads or elongate, terminal clusters, corolla tubular, 3-5 mm, lavender, lobes short, nearly equal; Apr.-June. East Powerline near Summit

Four leaved Allseed. Annual, diffusely branched, Weed; sandy and disturbed Colma Canyon, Guadalupe decumbent, glabrous; leaves places: Hills near Cow Palace, generally obovate, narrowed junction of Hillside to short petiole, lower appear Boulevard and Irving Street. whorled; flowers small, inconspicuous; May-July. Dooryard Knotweed. Usually prostrate, glabrous Weed, dry or damp packed Crocker Avenue, Willow annual; stems and leaves soil in disturbed areas: Pond, Saddle Area gray-green, leaves linear to oblong, to 2 cm, nearly sessile; flowers small, whitish to pink, in leaf axils; May-Oct. Dune Knotweed. Perennial, suffrutescent, gray- Uncommon, sandy areas: Colma Canyon green, prostrate or somewhat erect, much branched; leaves crowded, linear to lanceolate, margins rolled under; flowers small, in loose terminal clusters, pink-tinged; May- July. California Polypody. Fronds lanceolate in outline, Common, rocky slopes, Cable Ravine generally 1.5-2.5 dm long, particularly north-facing: once divided, pinnae margins finely toothed, their tips and bases rounded; sori oval, in 2 rows, lack indusia. Romanzoffia Ravine

Firth Canyon

Leather Fern. Differs from P. californicum Often epiphytic in shaded Old Guadalupe Trail, by its thickish, leathery areas on tree trunks or in eucalyptus and cypress trees fronds, margins of pinnae crevices of rocks: along smooth. Saddle Area

Fern Rock

Serbian Ravine Rabbit-foot Grass. Tufted annual, 1.5-5 dm, Occasional, wet or damp lower Colma Canyon, erect or decumbent at base, 2- areas: Willow Pond, Saddle Area, 15 cm, ligules 4-10 mm; industrial park in panicles soft, silky, dense Guadalupe Valley, Owl and spike-like, tawny yellow Canyon when mature glumes lightly hairy, awns slender, 6-8 mm; Apr.-Nov. Stoloniferous perennial, Uncommon, near seeps and Saddle Area, industrial park freely rooting at nodes, in moist disturbed·ground: in Guadalupe Valley, Owl decumbent at base; leaves and Buckeye canyons rough to touch; panicles densely flowered, with short, whorled, erect branches, 3- 10 cm, lemmas and glumes without awns; June-Sept.

Western Sword Fern. Fronds lanceolate in outline, Common, brushy, rocky and Colma Canyon 2.5-11.0 dm, once divided, sometimes damp places: pinnae acute at apex, ear-like lobes at base, margins toothed; sori in 2 rows, covered by umbrella-shaped (peltate) indusia. Saddle Area

Radio Road, west slopes below Fern Rock, Summit Parking Lot, east- facing slope below Purslane. Prostrate, fleshy, glabrous Weed of disturbed areas: Hillside Boulevard annual; leaves obovate, alternate or partly opposite; flowers small, yellow,sessile; May-Oct. Silver Weed. Low herbaceous perennial Occasional, seepages and Radio Road with runners; leaves in basal other wet places: rosettes, pinnately compound, deeply and sharply serrate, green and subglabrous above, white silky-tomentose beneath; showy yellow flowers; Apr.- June. Colma Creek in Colma Canyon

Old Guadalupe Trail Saddle Area

Fairy Bells. Perennial, more or less hairy, Uncommon, damp ground: Devil's Arroyo from a rhizome; leaves cordate, sessile; flowers greenish-white, up to 6 in a short cluster, not exceeding the leaves; Mar.-May.

Self-heal. Perennial; leaves Uncommon, grassy or semi- Colma Canyon ovatelanceolate; flowers in shaded slopes and moist dense terminal spikes, areas: corolla 2-lipped, light purple; Apr.-Dec. Colma Canyon, upper near Radio Road Saddle Area Cherry Plum. Myrobalan. Small tree glabrous, Uncommon: Owl and Colma canyons deciduous; leaves ovate, toothed, hairy along veins on lower surface; flowers before the leaves, generally solitary or sometimes 2-3, about 2- 2.5 cm across, on slender peduncles, petals 5, white, spreading; spring. Fruit a fleshy plum, yellow or reddish, about 2-2.5 cm across. Bitter Cherry. Deciduous shrub; leaves Uncommon, brushy slopes: Bitter Cherry Ridge oblong to obovate, margins finely toothed, petioles short; flowers small, white, in somewhat showy umbellate clusters; Apr.-May.

Firth Canyon

Holly-leaved Cherry. Islay. Evergreen shrub; leaves Occasional brushy and Guadalupe Hills ovate, shiny, with coarse wooded ravines: sharp teeth;flowers small, white, in short, dense racemes; Mar.-June. Dairy Ravine Wax Myrtle Ravine

Islay Ravine

Buckeye Canyon

Glen Park Canyon above Brisbane

Western Choke Cherry. Deciduous shrub; leaves Occasional, brush land and Colma Canyon, ovate to oblong, margins wooded ravines: finely toothed; flowers small, white in showy racemes; Apr.-June. Devil's Arroyo

Everlasting. Cudweed. Perennial, stout, persistently Uncommon, brushy slopes: Brisbane Ravine. white-woolly; leaves linear; flower heads small, discoid, about 50 pale yellow disk flowers; July-Nov. Green Everlasting. Cudweed. Annual or biennial, scented, Frequent, dry brushy slopes Saddle Area glandular-hairy or thinly gray-and ridges: woolly; leaves sessile, decurrent, green and glandular, oblanceolate to linear; involucral bracts white, flower heads discoid, generally with 115-150 disk flowers; MayAug. Radio Road

Summit, slopes southeast of

Summit Parking Lot, east- facing slope below

West Powerline

Everlasting. Cudweed. Annual or sometimes Weed, disturbed areas: Colma Canyon, Willow biennial, stems slender, Pond, Saddle Area, decumbent; leaves obovate Guadalupe Hills, Radio to oblong, densely white Road, industrial park in tomentose; flower heads Guadalupe Valley. discoid, with 150 or more disk flowers; throughout the year. Pink Everlasting. Biennial, scented, slender; Uncommon, open or brushy Willow Pond leaves linear to lanceolate, slopes and occasionally in sessile, decurrent, glandular moist places: hairy; involucral bracts generally pink, flower heads discoid, with about 60 disk flowers; June-Oct. Saddle Area

Radio Road

Great Meadow

Horseshoe Ridge

Everlasting. Cudweed. Annual or biennial, gray- Frequent, brushy and Colma Canyon woolly, scented; lower leaves sometimes open, moist obovate or oblong, upper places: smaller, all leaves decurrent, gray-green; involucral bracts white, later yellowish, flower heads discoid, with 180-220 disk flowers; throughout the year. Willow Pond

Saddle Area

Radio Road

Quarry

Pig Ranch Ravine

Slender Woolly-heads. Low annual, branched, gray- Occasional, dry, bare, often Old Guadalupe Trail Slender Woollymarbles. woolly; leaves oblanceolate; hard-packed ground, forms flower heads discoid colonies and mats, inconspicuous, in leaf axils; sometimes becomes weedy: Mar.-May. Quarry

Ridge Trail Bracken Fern. Large coarse fern, fronds Widespread in grassland, Saddle Area generally triangular in damp places and on brushy outline, to1.0 m tall, 3 times slopes: divided, stems glabrous, die down in winter; sori linear, continuous along inrolled leaf margins. Guadalupe Hills

Fern Rock

Radio Road

Delicate, sprawling, annual; Occasional, open and rocky Colma Canyon branched from base; leaves or brushy slopes, scrambling small, somewhat fan-shaped, under adjacent plants and on petioles; flowers tiny, easily overlooked: inconspicuous; Mar.-June. Bitter Cherry Ridge

Summit, rocky slopes below

East Powerline near Ridge Trail Shrub, evergreen, generally Uncommon: industrial park in Guadalupe spiny, 1-5 m; leaves obovate- Valley oblong, 25-6 cm, 1-2.5 cm wide, long cuneate to base, tips rounded, widest above middle, coarsely serrate, bright green, glossy above, paler beneath; flowers numerous in corymbose clusters in leaf axils, petals 5, spreading, stamens about 20;spring. Fruit a rounded pome, bright crimson, 6-7 mm diameter, small calyx lobes persist at apex. Coast Live Oak. California Tree, much-branched with Occasional, woodland of Quarry Live Oak. broad crown, evergreen; canyons and ravines: leaves sharply toothed, tend to be convex, often with tufts of hairs in the axils of the veins on the lower surface; flowers unisexual, males in hanging catkins; Feb.-Mar. Fruit an acorn with thin, brown scales. Owl Canyon, ridge to west of lower Buckeye Canyon Picnic Area

Camp Silverspot

Gold Cup Oak. Canyon Oak. Tree, evergreen; leaves thick, Occasional, open rocky Bitter Cherry Ridge Maul Oak. leathery, more or less brown- outcroppings on slopes, hairy on lower surface of ravines: young growth, glaucous on old growth; male flowers in catkins; May-June. Acorns with scales more or less covered by golden-brown felt- like hairs, hence the first common name.

Guadalupe Hills

Old Guadalupe Trail

Quarry

Buckeye Canyon Garry Oak. Oregon White Tree, deciduous; leaves Uncommon: Bitter Cherry Ridge Oak. Post Oak. generally obovate, 10-15 cm long, Irregularly pinnately 5- 9-lobed about 1/2 way or slightly more to midrib lobes generally rounded or unequally coarsely toothed, dark green and glabrous or nearly so above, paler and finely hairy below; acorn ovate, to 3 cm long, cup shallow, enclosing 1/3 or less of nut, scales thin. Interior Live Oak. Evergreen tree; leaves thick, Occasional, ravines and Summit Parking Lot, about toothed or entire, secondary rocky, open slopes: 130 m east near Ridge Trail veins parallel. Quarry

Buckeye Canyon.

Oracle Oak. Hybrid between the At its only locality on the East Powerline near Army deciduous Q. kelloggii San Bruno Mountains it is Road. Newberry. and the evergreen about 4.5 dm tall and Q. wislizeni, tends to be semi spreading to 2 m or more: deciduous. California Chicory. Tall annual, with silky sap, Uncommon, grassy or brushy Guadalupe Valley, industrial stems hollow; leaves sessile, areas: park in pinnately lobed; flower heads white, ligulate; Apr.- July. California Buttercup. Perennial, fibrous roots, Frequent, grassland: Saddle Area stems more or less hairy, sparsely branched, usually 3- 6 dm; basal leaves palmately lobed on long petioles; flowers on long peduncles, sepals 5, petals 9-16, bright yellow, stamens many; Feb.- June. Achenes smooth. Prickle-fruited Buttercup. Annual or perennial, roots Weed, wet ground and Colma Canyon, Saddle Area, fibrous, stems glabrous, seepage areas: near Olivet Cemetery about 3 dm; basal leaves nearly round, shallowly to more deeply lobed, lobes irregularly toothed; flowers yellow, sepals and petals 5, stamens many; Feb.-June. Achenes beaked, roughened with stout prickles. Wild Radish. Tall branched annual or Weed, disturbed areas: ravine south of Crocker biennial; basal leaves deeply Avenue, Willow Pond, Old pinnately lobed, lobes Guadalupe Trail, Saddle dentate; showy clusters of Area, ridge above Brisbane flowers in varying shades of white, yellowish, to pale and darker lavender; Feb.-May. Siliques somewhat fleshy, indehiscent, slightly constricted between seeds, tip pointed. Redberry. Low, compact, evergreen Uncommon, brushy areas: Colma Canyon, lower shrub with somewhat rigid, sometimes spiny branches; leaves small, ovate; flowers inconspicuous; Feb.-May. Fruit red, a berry-like drupe. Pig Ranch Ravine

California Gooseberry. Deciduous shrub, nodal Occasional, shrubby or Old Guadalupe Trail spines generally 3, stout, wooded areas: about 15 mm; leaves glabrous or nearly so, broadly ovate to rounded, shallowly lobed, toothed; flowers reddish-green, solitary in leaf axils; Jan.- Apr. Fruit a berry, with prickles, sometimes gland tipped. Devil's Arroyo

Quarry, above the

Buckeye Canyon.

Straggly Gooseberry. Differs from R. californicum Uncommon, shrubby slope: Colma Canyon in its mostly greenish and rather inconspicuous flowers; Feb.-May. Berries lacking prickles. California Black Currant. Deciduous shrub leaves 3-5- Uncommon, wooded ravine: Buckeye Canyon Chaparral Currant. lobed, upper surface wrinkled, dull green,sparingly glandular- hairy, lower surface densely white-hairy; flowers rose- pink, in drooping racemes; Oct.-Mar. Berries purple- black, sticky-hairy. Bay Gooseberry. Deciduous shrub, young Uncommon, wooded areas: Quarry, above the stems hairy and densely bristly, nodal spines 1-2 cm long; leaves glandular-hairy beneath; flowers reddish; Mar.-June. Berries with bristles, sometimes gland- tipped. Buckeye Canyon

Mist Maiden. Attractive, dainty, tuberous- Occasional, shaded or open, Romanzoffia Ravine rooted, herbaceous perennial, damp, rocky areas: stems 1-3 dm; leaves mostly basal, rounded, lobed, with long petioles; flowers in terminal cymes, on peduncles exceeding leaves, corollas white, broadly funnel-shaped, 5-lobed, 5-12 mm long; Mar.-May. Owl Canyon

Buckeye Canyon

Brisbane Ravine

California Wild Rose. Deciduous shrub, with stout, Occasional, brushy areas: Romanzoffia Ravine flattened, usually recurved prickles; leaves with 3-5 leaflets; attractive flowers in corymbs, petals pink, usually 1.0-2.5 cm; Apr.-Oct. Buckeye Canyon

Dog Rose. Shrub, evergreen, strong Uncommon: beyond locked gate on both growing; stems numerous, sides of road to Camp arching and sprawling, Silverspo making a thicket to about 2 m, prickles scattered, hooked; leaflets 5-7, glabrous, margins serrate, stipules adnate to petiole; flowers 1-3 or more, terminal, sepals 5, with marginal pinnae, 2 sepals pinnate on both margins, 2 lacking pinnae and the fifth with pinnae on one margin, petals white, double; June- July. Wood Rose. Slender stemmed, deciduous Frequent, brushy slopes: Colma Canyon shrub, with many, terete, mostly straight prickles; leaves with 5-7 generally small leaflets; flowers dainty, usually solitary, petals pink,less than 1.5 cm; Apr.- Sept. Bitter Cherry Ridge

Summit Parking Lot, east- facing slope below Romanzoffia Ravine

Owl Canyon

Buckeye Canyon Shrub, evergreen, stems Uncommon: near Camp Silverspot climbing or scrambling, making a large dense clump, 3-4 m; leaflets generally 7-9, ovate,2.5-5 cm, margins finely serrate, more or less hairy beneath, stipules adnate to petioles, margins irregularly and generally deeply cut, with glandular teeth; inflorescence a many- flowered pyramidal cluster, sepals ovate abruptly acuminate to a pointed tip, petals double, rose-red. Rosemary. Evergreen, aromatic shrub; Uncommon, persisting from above Kings Road in stems much branched, cultivation: Brisbane generally erect, sometimes decumbent, 4 dm to1 m; leaves linear, hairy beneath, margins rolled inward; flowers in whorls, corolla 2- lipped, 6-8 mm, generally blue; spring-summer. Himalayan Blackberry. Robust, more or less Rampantly growing, weedy Colma Canyon, Crocker evergreen, sprawling, prickly shrub, often forming Avenue, Willow Pond, Old shrub· leaves palmate with 3- roadside thickets: Guadalupe Trail, Saddle Area 5 leaflets, white-hairy beneath; flowers white or occasionally, in large terminal panicles, unisexual; June-Aug. Fruits edible blackberries. Thimble Berry. Deciduous shrub lacking Occasional, moist, brushy Colma Canyon prickles; leaves palmately 3- slopes: 5-lobed, densely hairy beneath; flowers showy, few, 2-4 cm across, white, rarely pinkish; Mar.-Aug. Fruits are large, edible, scarlet, thimble- shaped berries.

Romanzoffia Ravine

Quarry Salmon Berry. Deciduous shrub, young Occasional, moist brushy Colma Canyon stems with prickles; leaves slopes, forming thickets: with 3 leaflets; flowers solitary, red-purple; Mar.- May. Edible fruits reddish to salmon-colored. Summit, ravine to west of

California Blackberry.Pacific Scandent shrub with Frequent, forming brushy Colma Canyon Blackberry. prickles; leaves whitish-hairy thickets by trailing on at least when young, with 3 ground, over and among leaflets or leaflets 3-lobed; other shrubs: flowers white, in small clusters; Mar.-Aug. Crocker Avenue

Willow Pond

Saddle Area

April Brook

Park Maintenance Facility, near Owl Canyon Sheep Sorrel. Perennial, with a running Frequent weed, open and Colma Canyon, Willow rootstock, slender stems, to 4 brushy areas or grassland: Pond, south of Crocker dm; leaves hastately lobed at Avenue, Saddle Area, Great base, on long petioles; Meadow, Firth Canyon flowers small, reddish, in panicles; Mar.-Sept. Green Dock. Perennial, to 1.5 m, stem Weed, low moist areas: Colma Canyon, April Brook slender, appearing rusty in autumn; lower leaves cordate to somewhat tapered at base, long petioled, margins somewhat curled, upper leaves reduced; panicle leafy, lax, flowers in interrupted spikes; Apr.-Oct. Curly Dock. Stout perennial, to 1.5 m; Weed, low, moist places: ravine south of Crocker leaves to 5 dm, oblong- Avenue, Willow Pond, Old lanceolate, margins strongly Guadalupe Trail curled, petioles long; flowers on hanging pedicels, in whorls on erect flowering stalks; Apr.-July. Bitter Dock. Stout perennial, to 1.5 m; Weed, low moist places: Old Guadalupe Trail leaves ovate, to 7.5 dm, entire, flat; flowers in interrupted whorls, inner sepal ovate, 3-5 mm, enveloping seed, marginal teeth 3-4 on each side; June- Dec. Fiddle Dock. Perennial with branched Weed, waste places: Colma Canyon, Saddle Area, stem, to 1 m; lower leaves ridge above Buckeye oblong or fiddle-shaped, to Canyon, above Randolph 12 cm, on long petioles; Avenue at Hillside Boulevard flowers in loose interrupted clusters, inner sepal ovate, 3- 5 mm, covering fruit, marginal teeth several, up to 1 mm; May-July. Willow Dock. Perennial, stem prostrate to Uncommon, wet areas and Saddle Area somewhat erect, to 1 m; sometimes disturbed places: leaves all on stem, linear to ovate, 3-20 cm, petioles short; inflorescence dense or somewhat open, flowers interrupted, inner sepal ovoid, up to 3 mm, surrounding the seed; Sept. Guadalupe Hills

Rue. Perennial, all parts bluish- Uncommon, several plants Radio Road below gate to green, finely hairy; leaves 2- near a large coffee berry Park Maintenance Facility 3 times pinnate, leaf shrub: segments entire; flowers in a flat topped cluster, petals yellow, spreading, fringed; Feb.-June. Hairy Oat Grass. Purple- Loosely tufted perennial, Uncommon, grassy slopes: Randolph Ravine awned Wallaby Grass. culms wiry, 3-6 dm; leaves wiry, more or less hairy, hairs often long and spreading; panicle narrow, with 8-12 appressed spikelets, lemmas hairy on the back near base, with tufts of hairs along the margins, teeth with awns 6-8 mm, central awn 12-15 mm; Mar.-July. Sticky Pearlwort. Annual, stems slender, Weed; disturbed places, often Ridge Trail near West procumbent to more or less on hard-packed soil: Powerline. erect; leaves linear in loose basal rosette, on stem narrowly lanceolate; flowers small, on slender axillary pedicels, stamens, sepals and petals 4, rarely 5, petals minute, or often lacking; April-May. Western Pearlwort. Annual, stems as S. apetala; Occasional, hard-beaten or Saddle Area leaves not in basal rosette, damp ground: stem leaves linear; flower parts in 4s; rarely 5s, on filiform, axillary pedicels, petals whitish, tiny, nearly as long as sepals; ·Mar.-May. Park Maintenance Facility, near Ridge Trail near West Powerline Arroyo Willow. Shrub or small tree; leaves Common, streams and Colma Canyon, lower nearly entire and somewhat seepage areas: revolute on margins, glaucous and more or less glabrous beneath; flowers numerous, tiny, unisexual, in catkins; Mar.-May. Willow Pond

Saddle Area

Radio Road at Summer Seep

Devil's Arroyo

Quarry, above

Guadalupe Valley along creek bank Shearwater

South San Francisco, northern Cow Trough Ravine Sitka Willow. Shrub or small tree; leaves Occasional, streams and Colma Creek and April entire, densely silvery-hairy seepage areas: Brook, junction of on lower surfaces; flowers numerous, tiny, unisexual, in catkins; Mar.-May. Sitka Willow. Shrub or small tree; leaves Occasional, streams and Crocker Avenue, ravine entire, densely silvery-hairy seepage areas: south of on lower surfaces; flowers numerous, tiny, unisexual, in catkins; Mar.-May. Sitka Willow. Shrub or small tree; leaves Occasional, streams and Guadalupe Valley, industrial entire, densely silvery-hairy seepage areas: park in on lower surfaces; flowers numerous, tiny, unisexual, in catkins; Mar.-May. Sitka Willow. Shrub or small tree; leaves Occasional, streams and Shearwater entire, densely silvery-hairy seepage areas: on lower surfaces; flowers numerous, tiny, unisexual, in catkins; Mar.-May. Russian Thistle. Annual, densely and Uncommon, disturbed Guadalupe Canyon Parkway intricately branched, ground: somewhat fleshy when young; leaves linear, short, prickly-pointed; flowers inconspicuous; July-Oct. Crimson Sage. Red Pitcher Perennial, aromatic, with Common, open grassy or Colma Canyon Sage. coarse viscid, glandular rocky slopes: hairs; leaves mostly basal, ovate, more or less wrinkled, petiolate; flowers in showy heads, corolla 2-lipped, about 3cm, reddish purple; Mar.- June. Summit, slope southeast of

West Powerline near Ridge Trail Trillium Gulch

East Powerline along Army Road Juncus Ravine

Tank Ravine

Blue Elderberry. Large shrub, somewhat Occasional, brushy ravines, Quarry, canyon to west of resembles S. racemosa edge of brushland: subsp. pubens; flowers in a flat topped inflorescence; Apr.-June. Fruit a blue berry, at maturity covered with a whitish bloom. Buckeye Canyon

Brisbane water tank, along paved road to

Coast Red Elderberry. Large shrub; leaves pinnately Occasional, brushy areas: Summer Seep compound; flowers in dome- shaped inflorescences, corolla urn-shaped, small, white; Mar.-Apr. Fruit a red berry. Saddle Area

Radio Road, eucalyptus forest off Devil's Arroyo, base of

West Powerline, Ridge Trail near

Olivet Cemetery, near

Footsteps-of-spring. Yellow Prostrate perennial, entire Common, open grassy Crocker Avenue Mats. plant chartreuse-yellow when slopes, windswept ridges and in flower; leaves deeply along dirt roads and trodden palmately divided; flowers paths: small, in rounded, sessile umbels, surrounded by conspicuous bracts; Jan.- May. Fruits with few hooks. Radio Road Cable Ravine

Great Meadow

Kamchatka Point

Harold Road in Brisbane, above Purple Sanicle. Stout perennial with mostly Occasional, grassland and Owl Canyon basal, irregularly pinnately open slopes: compound leaves; purple flowers in a tight head with small bracts. Feb.-May. Fruits with hooks. Harold Road in Brisbane, in ravine above Randolph Avenue

Colma Canyon

Bitter Cherry Ridge

Saddle Area

Summit Parking Lot, east- facing slope below West Powerline Trillium Gulch

Owl Canyon

Coast Sanicle. Perennial; leaves 3-parted, Uncommon, open exposed Summit Parking Lot, below palmately lobed, leaf slope: top of mountain near divisions laciniate; flowers yellow in tight heads with small bracts; Apr.-June. Fruits with hooks. Pincushion Plant. Attractive garden annual or Escape from cultivation, lower Owl Canyon, biennial; lower leaves deeply roadsides and paths: Humboldt Road in Brisbane, pinnately divided, upper above Lippman School in narrower, serrate; flower Brisbane. heads terminal, seated on a ring of involucral bracts, flowers small, numerous, corolla 2-lipped, white, pink; to purple; throughout most of the year. Pepper Tree. Evergreen, much branched Cultivated throughout Brisbane. tree; leaves pinnately California as an ornamental compound; flowers tiny; tree, occasionally becomes fruits berry-like, red, in naturalized: showy, hanging clusters. Hardstem Bulrush. Giant Rhizomatous perennial, Uncommon, fresh or PG&E Marsh Tule. forming colonies; culms brackish water or wet round, with firm pith, gray- ground: green, erect, generally 1-3 m; leaf a basal sheath with short blade;inflorescence terminal, spikelets generally dense, several, ovoid to cylindrical, to 2 cm, dull gray to reddish- brown, involucral leaf solitary, shorter than inflorescence, appearing as a continuation of culm; May- Aug. California Tule. California Perennial, robust, rhizome Uncommon, water or marshy PG&E Marsh growing with Bulrush. spreading; culms more or areas: cattails less 3-angled, to 4 m, pith firm; leaf a basal sheath; inflorescence large, loosely branched, umbel-like, with a shorter subtending bract, appearing as a continuation of the culm, spikelets reddish- brown, narrowly ovoid; May- Nov. Three Square. (The name S. Rhizomatous perennial; Uncommon, fresh and PG&E Marsh americanus Persoon has been culms stiff, erect or arched, brackish marshes: misapplied to this bulrush.) triangular, 1.5-10 dm; leaves generally several, grasslike, near base of culm, often channeled or folded; inflorescence a head-like cluster of 1-7, purplish- brown, sessile spikelets, a single, prominent involucral bract much exceeds inflorescence and appears as a continuation of the culm; Apr.-Oct. Perennial with creeping Uncommon, wet places: Colma Canyon rhizomes; culms leafy, arising singly or several together, 6-15 dm; leaves several with broad, flat, grass- like blades, upper ones extending beyond culm; inflorescence branched, umbel-like, spikelets numerous, sessile in terminal clusters, several unequal, leaf- like involucral bracts subtend inflorescence; May-Oct. Great Meadow adjacent to April Brook Poison Oak Ravine and Tank Ravine, canyon between

Tufted, inconspicuous Uncommon, moist disturbed Guadalupe Hills annual, culms 7-30 cm; areas: leaves basal, sparse, wiry; spike very narrow about 1 mm thick, usually in upper 1/3 to 1/2 of the culm, awn of lemma 2-4 mm; Mar.-Apr.

California Bee Plant. Coarse perennial with 4- Frequent, brushland and its Colma Canyon, lower angled stem, 1.5-2 m; leaves borders, often in disturbed ovate or triangular-ovate, areas, then appearing weedy: coarsely toothed, petioles long; flowers small, corolla maroon, 2-lipped; Feb.-July. Saddle Area

Summit Parking Lot, east- facing slope below West Powerline near RidgeTrail Quarry Skull Cap. Perennial, low-growing, Uncommon, brushy slopes, Firth Canyon fragrant, with tubers at ends under shade of surrounding of creeping root-stocks, plants: stems weakly erect, branched, 5-30 cm; leaves ovate, entire or toothed; dainty flowers, solitary in leaf axils, calyces densely hairy, corolla blue, 2-lipped, about 15 mm long; Mar.- May. Stonecrop. Succulent perennial, stems Common, scattered on rocky at many sites. branching at base, each with and grassy slopes and ledges: a terminal cluster of obovate leaves; flowers in several, terminal, few-flowered cymes, petals yellow, spreading; Apr.-July. Butterweed. Rayless Tall coarse perennial with Frequent, grassland and Colma Canyon Ragwort. woolly hairs; basal leaves border of brushland: ovate, sparsely toothed, with petioles, stem leaves smaller, sessile; flower heads in terminal clusters, yellow, generally discoid; Apr.-June.

Summit Parking Lot, east- facing slope below Romanzoffia Ravine

Powerline Ridge

Purple Ragwort. Annual, viscid-hairy, Escape from cultivation: Colma Canyon. branched; leaves pinnately lobed; flower heads showy, several, in terminal clusters, ray flowers lavender to purple; May-June. Tansy Ragwort. Biennial or short-lived Uncommon, weed, disturbed Saddle Area. perennial, 2-10 dm; leaves 2- situations: 3 times pinnatifid, lower petiolate and often deciduous, upper becoming sessile; flower heads many, in short, open panicles, bracts generally dark-tipped, ray flowers golden, about 13; JulySept. Coarse annual, hairy; leaves Weed, brushy and disturbed east-facing slope below pinnately lobed; flower areas: Summit Parking Lot, Ridge heads in loose terminal Trail about 100 yards east of panicles, rays small, scarcely Summit Parking Lot. longer than involucral bracts, yellow; Apr.-June. Common Groundsel. Annual, sparingly branched, Common weed, disturbed Saddle Area, east-facing glabrous or nearly so; leaves places: slope below Summit Parking pinnately lobed; flower Lot, East Powerline on heads in loose panicles, ridge. yellow, discoid; almost throughout the year. Coast Redwood. Tree; leaves linear, Trees planted by park off Radio Road along spreading; cones woody, rangers: Summer Seep Trail rounded, to 3.5 em across. Checker Bloom.Wild Attractive decumbent Common, open, grassy areas: Colma Canyon Hollyhock. perennial; leaves rounded, shallowly to deeply palmately lobed; flowers showy in racemes, petals 1- 2.5 cm, rose or pink; Feb.- June. CrockerAvenue

Radio Road

Great Meadow adjacent to April Brook Summit

Summit Parking Lot, slope southeast of Windmill Pink. Catchfly. Annual, hairy, with upwardly Weed, roadsides, grassland Bitter Cherry Ridge, Saddle spreading hairs; leaves and disturbed places: Area, Guadalupe Hills, Great spatulate; flowers in a one- Meadow, near Park sided spike-like raceme, Maintenance Facility, east- petals pinkish, twisted; facing slope below Summit longer than sepals; spring- Parking Lot, and elsewhere summer. San Francisco Campion. Perennial; generally Uncommon, grassland: Summit, near glandular-hairy throughout; leaves linear to linear oblanceolate, 2-10 cm; flowers in an elongate inflorescence, petals generally greenish-white or pink, 2-lobed, lacking shorter marginal lobes; May-Aug. Appears similar to S. scouleri but may be distinguished by the generally glandular-hairy stems and leaves and the 2- lobed petals. Milk Thistle. Coarse, stout annual or Common weed, disturbed lower Colma Canyon, Saddle generally biennial in places and roadsides: Area, Guadalupe Hills. California, stems often branched, 0.5-2 m, very spiny, more or less woolly- hairy; basal leaves 3-6 dm, generally conspicuously white mottled, margins spiny, with clasping bases, die down as plants mature, stem leaves smaller; bracts spiny, flower heads large, ligulate, purple; May-July. Achene ovoid, 6-7 mm, dark brown, shiny. Charlock. Erect annual, 3-8 dm, hispid; Weed, roadsides or waste Saddle Area leaves coarsely toothed, ground: sometimes sparsely pinnatifid, generally with a petiole; flowers in a raceme, petals yellow to 10 mm, longer than sepals; Mar.-Oct. Siliques 2-3em, on short stalks, sometimes constricted between seeds, beak often angular, 10-12 mm, seeds red- brown or darker. Hedge Mustard. Coarse, stiffly branched Weed, waste ground: Colma Canyon, Crocker annual; basal leaves in a Avenue, Saddle Area, rosette, lyrate, shallowly Guadalupe Hills, pinnately lobed, upper leaves Romanzoffia Ravine. shorter, lanceolate, entire or hastate; flowers small, yellowish, in racemes; Feb.- Aug. Siliques 10-15 mm, erect, closely appressed to stem. Coarse, branched annual or Weed, waste ground: Old Guadalupe Trail. biennial; distinguished from S. officinale by pinnately lobed leaves 4-6 em, siliques 7-10 cm, spreading away from stem; May. California Blue-eyed Grass. Perennial, growing from a Widely distributed, open Colma Canyon rhizome; leaves linear, grass- grassland: like not as long as flowering stems, sometimes in a basal rosette; flowers blue- purple; Feb.-May. Saddle Area

Cable Ravine Summit Parking Lot, east- facing slope below

Firth Canyon

Randolph Avenue at Hillside Boulevard, north of

Olivet Cemetery

Yellow-eyed Grass Habit similar to S. bellum, Uncommon, seepages and Colma Creek but flowers yellow. marshes:

Saddle Area Scouler’s Catchfly Perennial, stems 1.5-7 dm, Uncommon, grassland: Summit Parking Lot, east- generally retrorse-hairy facing slope below below, glandular-hairy above; leaves hairy as stem, basal oblanceolate, 6-20 cm, narrowed to a short petiole; flowers in an elongate inflorescence, 2 or more at the nodes, calyces cylindrical, 10-15 mm, petals 5, generally rose pink, longer than calyces, their tips 2- lobed, each lobe with a shorter marginal lobe; May- Aug. Fruit a capsule, opening at apex. Annual or short-lived Occasional, disturbed areas: Old Guadalupe Trail, Saddle perennial, stem branched, Area, Wax Myrtle Ravine, erect to straggling, to 6 dm near Olivet Cemetery or more; leaves vary in size and shape,blades generally 4- 10 cm, decurrent on petioles less than 1/2 as long, margins entire to more or less wavy; inflorescence umbel-like, on peduncles to 2.5 cm, several flowers on slender pedicels, calyx lobes becoming somewhat reflexed in fruit, corolla white, sometimes flushed purple, 5-10 mm across; Apr.-Nov. Fruit a black berry, shiny, 6-9 mm in diameter, lacking concretions. Perennial, often from a Occasional, disturbed areas: Saddle Area, Guadalupe rootstock, stem branched, Hills, near Summit Parking generally straggling, to 1 m; Lot, Pig Ranch Ravine, leaves more or less similar to adjacent to Olivet Cemetery those of S. americanum, inflorescence on branched peduncle, sometimes forked near apex, each branch with several flowers, calyx lobes not reflexed in fruit, corolla pale lavender or sometimes white, 10-15 mm across; May-Oct. Fruit a dark berry, 1 cm in diameter, with many stone cells. Blue Witch. Subshrub, more or less Frequent, brushy slopes: Summit, southeast of rounded in habit, white- hairy; leaves elliptic-ovate, entire, thickish, petioles short; flowers in leaf axils, corolla blue, 15-20 mm across; Jan.-Sept. Quarry

East Powerline Baby's Tears. Perennial, delicate, creeping, Escape from cultivation, Old Guadalupe Trail under mat-forming, slender, rooting damp, shaded, disturbed Monterey cypresses at nodes; leaves opposite, areas: small, rounded, 3-veined; flowers small; most of the year. Dune Goldenrod. Differs from two preceding Frequent, brushy areas: Colma Canyon goldenrods chiefly in the shining, more or less glutinous inflorescence; Aug.- Oct. Bitter Cherry Ridge

Guadalupe Hills

Summit

West Powerline near ridge California Goldenrod. Perennial with creeping Occasional, dry open areas: Colma Canyon rhizome; leaves densely hairy on both surfaces, rough to the touch above, obovate, 5-10 em, toothed, narrowed to base; flower heads many, in a panicle, flowers yellow, ray florets less than 15; July- Nov. Guadalupe Hills

April Brook

West Powerline near ridge

Cow Trough Ravine Small annual, stems several, Occasional weed, watered Saddle Area branched, generally 2-7 cm lawns, paths, dirt roadsides long, hairy, prostrate to and other disturbed places: weakly ascending; leaves alternate, once to twice pinnate, to 5 cm, petioles short, clasping; flower heads sessile in leaf axils, discoid, inconspicuous; Apr.-July. Fruit a flat winged achene, ovate, 3-5 mm,with one central spine and shorter incurved spines (continuations of the wings) on one or both sides of the central spine, and one or two basal lobes. Guadalupe Hills near Cow Palace

West Powerline

Randolph Avenue Prickly Sow Thistle. Annual or biennial,with Weed, roadsides and often lower Colma Canyon, Saddle milky sap; leaves sessile, other disturbed places: Area, Willow Pond, Radio deeply pinnately lobed, lobes Road, east-facing slope toothed, with basal, rounded, belowSummit Parking Lot. ear-like lobes; flower heads ligulate, flowers yellow; Mar.July. Sow Thistle. Similar to S. asper, exceptfor Weed, roadsides and other Wallow Pond, Horseshoe acutely extended basal lobes disturbed areas: Ridge, Randolph Drive at of the leaves; Mar.-July. Hillside Boulevard. Wand Flower. Perennial, with corms, stem Uncommon, disturbed area, Shearwater 3.0-4.5 dm; leaves basal, one clump, probably from lanceolate, to 2.5 dm; garden discards: flowers generally 3-5 at tip of stem, bracts papery, irregularly cut, streaked with dark markings, perianth tube short, slender, lobes ovate, 3- 4 cm, brightly colored, outer portion orange, blending to purple-brown and yellow in center; April. Spanish Broom. Tall, virgately branched Escape from cultivation: Olivet Ravine shrub, stems slender, green, glabrous, leafless or few- leaved; leaves simple, oblong, 1-3 cm; flowers yellow, to 25 cm, in showy racemes; winter-spring. Legume 5-10 cm. Spurry. Annual, glabrous or Weed, fields and disturbed Colma Canyon, Crocker somewhat glandular-hairy; areas: Avenue, Saddle Area, leaves several in a whorl at Guadalupe Hills, April nodes, linear; flowers Brook, Ridge Trail atWest several, interminal cymes, Powerline, ridge above not showy, sepals 4-5 mm, Brisbane. petals white, generally longer than sepals; spring-summer.

Sand Spurry. Annual, branched from base, Weed, disturbed places, near PG&E Marsh. sometimes forming mats, along paths: glabrous below, glandular hairy in inflorescence; leaves not or only slightly fascicled, linear, 1-2 cm; flowers in few- flowered cymes, pedicels slender, sometimes spreading, petals pink or whitish, shorter than calyx, stamens 6-10; spring- summer. Saltmarsh Sand Spurry. Annual, somewhat fleshy, Alkaline places: PG&E Marsh glandular-hairy; leaves not or only slightly fascicled, linear, 2-4 cm; flowers 6-7 mm diameter, in terminal, leafy cymes, petals pink or white, about as long as sepals, stamens 2-5; spring-summer. Guadalupe Valley, industrial park in Sand Spurry. Annual or short-lived Weed; disturbed places, often Saddle Area, east-facing perennial, branched at base, in hard-packed soil: slope below Summit Parking sometimes forming mats; Lot, Quarry. leaves fascicled at nodes, linear, 6-12 mm; flowers 3-5 mm diameter, petals pink or reddish, shorter than sepals, stamens 6-10; spring- summer. Ladies' Tresses. Perennial from a cluster of Uncommon, moist places: Saddle Area tuberous roots; leaves linear- lanceolate, basal; flowering stem twisted, flowers greenish-white, lacking the spur of Piperia elegans; June- Aug. Radio Road near Summit Perennial 1-15 dm, variable Occasional, open grassy Colma Canyon in habit,with varying amount slopes and brushy areas, of hairs on stem, leaves and sometimes in colonies, low calyx tube; leaves oblong, often wet ground and lanceolate to ovate, 1.5-12 disturbed places: cm, base cuneate, rounded to cordate, petioles 1.5-6 cm; inflorescence less than 5 cm long, dense and spike-like or with separate whorls of flowers, calyx tube 3-6 mm, sometimes with a basal spur or pouch, corolla 2-lipped, white to pink, tube 6-11 mm, basal ring of hairs generally bisecting the tube at an angle, rarely perpendicular; Mar.-Oct. Bitter Cherry Ridge

SaddleArea

Guadalupe Hills

Radio Road

Park Maintenance Facility, near Summit Parking Lot, east facing slope below Firth Canyon

Perennial, 4-8 dm; hairs on Uncommon, edge of brushy Colma Canyon, lower stem angles stiff, sharp, areas and shaded slopes: reflexed, soft hairs between angles; leaves generally cordate, variously hairy, 3-18 cm long, petiole 5-8 cm; inflorescence more than 5 cm, with separate whorls of flowers, calyx tube 6-7 mm, hairs shaggy, corolla 2- lipped, whitish or pinkish, tube 7-10 mm, hairs generally in a horizontal ring near base of tube; Apr.-Sept. Quarry

Cow Trough Ravine Chickweed. Annual, stems prostrate or Weed, gardens, fields and Old Guadalupe Trail, Ridge trailing, rooting at nodes, 5- disturbed areas: Trail1/4 mile east of Summit 40 em, glabrous except for Parking Lot, Quarry, longitudinal line of hairs Randolph Ravine. along stems; leaves ovate, sessile; flowers in axillary cymes, on slender pedicels, petals white, shorter than sepals; Jan.-Sept. Shining Chickweed. Annual, stems very slender, Uncommon, grassland: Ridge Trail at West erect or nearly so; leaves Powerline mostly basal, ovate, upper linear-lanceolate; flowers several, in axillary or terminal cymes, on slender pedicels, petals white, shorter than sepals, or sometimes lacking; Mar.- June. Trillium Gulch

Annual or biennial, with Uncommon, open rocky Ridge Trail, south side of, milky sap;leaves narrowly slope: about 200 yards south of lanceolate, coarsely toothed; Summit Parking Lot flower heads ligulate, solitary, inconspicuous, sessile, in leaf axils, flowers pink or white; July-Oct. Perennial, forming large Uncommon, rocky grassland, Pig Ranch Ravine clumps, culms 6-9 dm; basal often with S. pulchra: leaves blue-green, many, narrow; panicles open, with slender branches, glumes brownish, lemmas slender, with long, silky hairs below and on nerves, awns 6-11 cm, thin, silky, flexuous; Apr.-May. Foothill Needle Grass. Perennial, culms 6-10 dm, Occasional, rocky open Guadalupe Hills slender with soft, short hairs grassland: below nodes; leaf sheaths smooth with a few hairs at the throat, blades flat, hairy on the upper surface near the base; panicle loose and open, lemma with a tuft of hairs at apex, awns slender, 2.5-4 cm, lemmas and awns smaller than those of other stipas on the San Bruno Mountains; Apr.-June. Juncus Ravine

Olivet Cemetery, near Purple Needle Grass. Tufted perennial, culms 6-10 Frequent, dry grassland and Guadalupe Hills dm; leaf blades long, narrow, rocky slopes: deep green, margins rolled or flat; panicles relatively coarse, loose and nodding, with slender branches, glumes purplish, lemmas cigar shaped, 7.5-13 mm, awns bent, 5-9 cm; Mar.- June. Summit, slope southeast of

Owl Canyon

Buckeye Canyon

Randolph Avenue, above

Tank Ravine Snowberry. Erect, deciduous shrub; Occasional, brushy slopes: Colma Canyon leaves ovate; flowers few to many in terminal clusters, corolla campanulate, small,white to pinkish; May- Aug. Fruit white, berry-like, 10-15 mm across, in late summer and autumn, more conspicuous than flowers. Radio Road

Eucalyptus Loop Trail

Summer SeepTrail

Cable Ravine

Dairy Ravine Trail

Summit Parking Lot, east- facing slope below Quarry

Trailing Snowberry. Resembles S. albus but Uncommon, brushy areas: Quarry trailing and lower growing, with smaller fruits, 5-6 mm across. California Aster. Perennial, glabrous to hairy; Occasional, brushy and Colma Canyon leaves mostly lanceolate; sometimes moist places: flower heads few to many, in a raceme or panicle, With many overlapping bracts, ray flowers purple or sometimes white; JulyDec. Guadalupe Hills

Willow Pond

Saddle Area

Dairy Ravine

West Powerline

Cow Trough Ravine Douglas Aster Perennial, stem with lines of Occasional, brushy areas: Willow Pond, Radio Road. hairs; leaves lanceolate, rough-margined; flower heads few to many, in a short, spreading panicle, bracts loosely overlapping, ray flowers violet; May-Oct. Dune Tansy. Stout but weak-stemmed It is now extinct at its Radio Road across from perennial, from a creeping original location, however, Summer Seep rhizome; leaves somewhat from cuttings taken to the thickish, gray-hairy, 2-3 Regional Parks Botanic times pinnately lobed, fern- Garden, Berkeley, it has been like; flower heads discoid, transplanted near its original yellow, button-shaped, in site. terminal clusters; July-Oct. Common Dandelion. Somewhat similar to Uncommon weed, moist SaddleArea, junction of preceding except for its less fields, lawns and roadsides: Randolph Avenue and deeply dissected leaves with Hillside Boulevard occurring terminal lobe larger than with T. laevigatum. lateral ones, and inner bracts mostly without appendages; May-Oct. Achenes gray or greenish-brown, otherwise similar to T.laevigatum. Red-seeded Dandelion. Perennial; leaves basal, Weed, disturbed areas: Great Meadow adjacent to pinnate with large triangular April Brook,West Powerline, lobes; inner row of junction of Randolph Avenue involucral bracts mostly with and Hillside Boulevard. appendages at tips, flower heads ligulate, solitary on leafless hollow stems, flowers yellow; Mar.-July. Achenes reddish or reddish- brown, long, slender beak with white capillary pappus bristles at its apex. Golden Eggs. Suncup. Stemless perennial with deep Frequent, grassland: Guadalupe Hills taproot; leaves in basal rosette; flowers bright yellow, showy, cup shaped; Feb.-June. Capsules at base of plant among leaves. Saddle Area

Great Meadow

April Brook, near

Park Maintenance Facility, near East Powerline, about 1/4 mile east of

Firth Canyon

Fringe Cups. Stout perennial; leaves Occasional, moist brushy Colma Canyon mostly basal, cordate, areas, seepages and stream petioles hairy; inflorescence banks: a raceme, flowers urn- shaped, petals whitish later turning red, margins laciniate, hence the common name; Mar.-June. Great Meadow

Romanzoffia Ravine

New Zealand Spinach. Annual, succulent, trailing; Uncommon, sandy areas: below Reservoir Hill, Colma leaves ovate-triangular; landfill. flowers inconspicuous; Apr.- Sept. Meadow Rue. Perennial; leaves pinnately Occasional, moist places on Colma Canyon, lower divided; flowers in much- brush covered slopes: branched panicles, petals lacking, stamens many, yellowish; Mar.-May. Bitter Cherry Ridge Romanzoffia Ravine

Fringe Pod. Lace Pod. Slender branched annual; Uncommon, grassland: Owl Canyon. basal leaves in a rosette, petiolate, oblong, coarsely toothed, upper leaves sessile, clasping; tiny whitish flowers; Mar.-June. Silicles small, rounded, reflexed, indehiscent, sometimes with perforated margins. Poison Oak. Deciduous, variable in habit One of the common plants of Colma Creek watershed from small to large shrubs or the San Bruno Mountains, sometimes climbing; leaves occurring over most of the with 3 leaflets, vary in shape area: and size, turn reddish in autumn and then showy; flowers small, greenish- white, in axillary panicles; Apr.-May. Fruits whitish, round, small. Zygadene. Star Lily. Perennial from a bulb, stems Uncommon, wooded or Randolph Avenue and 1-2 dm; leaves mostly basal, brushy slopes: Hillside Boulevard, ravine narrowly lanceolate, shorter above junction of than the stem; flowers few, in a raceme or panicle, perianth segments 6, about 10 mm, greenish or yellowish-white; Mar.-May. Oyster Root. Salsify. Glabrous perennial with long Weed, disturbed areas: industrial park in Guadalupe taproot; leaves linear, entire, Valley, along Hillside grass-like, sessile; Boulevard flowerheads opening in morning, solitary, on hollow peduncles, ligulate, flowers blue; Mar.-Oct. Annual, stems to 5 dm erect Uncommon, dry, open, east of Carter Street in appressed hairy; stipules disturbed areas: Guadalupe Hills. narrowly lanceolate, bristle tipped, leaflets' linear- lanciolate flowers in a spike, to 8 cm, calyx teeth linear, spreading and needle-like, petals pink, shorter than calyces; late spring. Annual, stems slender, Uncommon, grassland: Radio Road sprawling to erect, 1-3 dm; petioles long, leaflets oblanceolate, 1-2 cm, generally notched; flower heads umbellate, to 15 mm diameter, petals pale pink to purple slender pedicels becoming reflexed; Apr.- May. April Brook

Hop Clover. Annual, stems to 3.0 dm, Uncommon, dry grassland: above Quarry Road, decumbent to erect; stipules between Owl and Buckeye ovate, apex pointed, leaflets canyons. mostly obovate, 5-15 mm,glabrous, longer than petioles; flower heads rounded, to 15 mm, flowers soon reflexed, petals yellow, about 5 mm long, banner broad, tip reflexed inward; May-Sept. Legume ovoid. Sack Clover. Annual, glabrous, Occasional, grassland: Saddle Area decumbent; leaflets obovate to oblong, 1-2 em, apex often truncate; flower heads 4-11 flowered, involucre 4-5 lobed, petals 5-6 mm white to reddish or purple; Mar.- June. At maturity the banner becomes inflated, like a tiny sack, enclosing other flower parts, hence the common name. Bitter Cherry Ravine

West Powerline Shamrock. Little Hop Annual;stems erect to Weed, lawns and other near Cow Palace, Owl Clover. decumbent, 5-50 em, disturbed areas: Canyon. sparsely hairy; petiole short, leaflets obovate, 5-15 mm; flower heads generally few- flowered, flowers becoming reflexed, petals yellow, becoming brownish; May- June. Annual, stem slender, Occasional, grassland and Guadalupe Hills near Old prostrate to erect, glabrous or disturbed areas: Guadalupe Trail sparsely hairy, 1-5 dm; leaflets generally obovate, 5- 15 mm; flower heads umbellate, 10-15 mm diameter, flowers becoming reflexed, petals 5-7 mm, pink to red-purple; Mar.-May.

Randolph Avenue, north of, at Hillside Boulevard

Pig Ranch Ravine. Annual, glabrous or Occasional, open grassland: Devil's Arroyo inconspicuously short hairy, stems erect or decumbent, 2- 4 dm; petioles long, leaflets generally obovate, to 2 cm, notched; flower .head conical, 5-10 mm long, on long peduncle, petals 4-7 mm, pink to white; Apr.- June. West Powerline

Quarry, slope above

Annual, stem decumbent to Occasional, open grassland West Powerline erect, sparsely short hairy, to or rocky slopes: 6 dm; leaflets obovate to oblanceolate, 5-15 mm, apex truncate or notched; flower head rounded, 5-15 mm diameter, on long peduncle, involucre 7-10-lobed, lobes toothed, petals 4-6 mm, white to pink; Mar.-July. Pig Ranch Ravine. Red Clover. Perennial, stems erect to Uncommon, grassy areas: adjacent to Picnic Area decumbent, sparsely hairy; parking lot. leaflets ovate to obovate, 2-5 cm long, sparsely hairy, often with red blotch near middle; flowers numerous, in globose to ovoid heads, 2-3 cm broad, subtended by 1-2 leaves, petals red or pink, about twice as long as sepals; spring to early autumn. Legume 2-seeded. White Clover. Perennial glabrous or Escapes from cultivation, Saddle Area, Radio Road, nearly so, stems creeping, sometimes used in lawns: West Powerline. turf-forming, petioles and peduncles from creeping stem; leaflets obovate, 8-20 mm, sessile; flower heads rounded, to 2 cm diameter, petals 7-10 mm, white, pedicels reflexed in age; Apr.- Oct. Tomcat Clover. Annual, glabrous, stems Occasional, grassland, Park Maintenance Facility erect to decumbent, 2-5 dm; sometimes form scolonies: petioles short, leaflets linear- lanceolate to oblong- lanceolate, 1.5-3.5 cm; flower heads rounded, 1.5-2 cm diameter on long peduncles, involucre a flat disk, deeply cut into irregular divisions, petals 10-12 mm, red-purple; Mar.-May. Devil's Arroyo

Ridge Trail

Pig Ranch Ravine

Cow Clover. Perennial, creeping; stems Occasional, wet or marshy Saddle Area decumbent or erect to 1-3 places: cm; petioles shorter than leaflets, leaflets ovate to obovate, 1-3 cm; flower heads rounded, 2-3 cm diameter, involucre a flat disk, cut into irregular divisions, petals 10-12 mm, light purple; Apr .-May. Radio Road at the eucalyptus area April Brook

Guadalupe Valley, industrial park in Flowering Quillwort. Tufted, acaulescent annual; Uncommon, growing in Willow Pond leaves with sheathing bases, mud, marshes, tire tracks and erect, terete, fleshy, 4-10 cm; pools: flowers tiny, in terminal spikes, petals recurved, purplish; Mar .-Oct. Saddle Area

Wake Robin. Perennial from a rhizome; Uncommon, brushy areas Colma Canyon with 3 round-ovate, mottled, under Baccharis and sessile, whorled leaves at top Heracleum: of short stem; a single, sessile, generally white flower, in center of the whorl of leaves; Mar.-Apr. Devil's Arroyo

Trillium Gulch Venus' Looking Glass. Annual, stem generally Uncommon, grassland: Crystal Cave Ravine unbranched, 1.5-4.5 dm, very slender, angled, stiff hairs along angles, otherwise mostly glabrous; leaves ovate, sessile, 1-3 cm long; flowers sessile, 1-3 in axils, forming a spike-like inflorescence, with an open flower at its tip, the lowermost flowers remain closed, corolla blue, tubular, 5-lobed; May. Capsule oblong, seeds small, numerous. Butter and Eggs. Johnny Slender annual often forming Uncommon, grassland: Colma Canyon Tuck. colonies; leaves alternate, pinnately divided into several linear divisions; flowers in a lax spike, corolla yellow, 2-lipped with slender tube, lower lip with 3 inflated sacs, galea dark purple; Mar.-May. Similar to preceding except Frequent, grassland, usually Crocker Avenue, grassy for rose-pink to whitish forming colonies: hilltop north of flowers that turn rose in age. Crocker Avenue, ravine south of

Great Meadow

April Brook

Guadalupe Valley, industrial park in

Pig Ranch Ravine

San Francisco Owl’s Annual; leaves pinnately Uncommon, moist grassland: Randolph Avenue and Clover divided into several linear Hillside Boulevard, ravine divisions; flowers in short north of junction of dense spikes, corolla creamy white, 2-lipped, slender tube exerted, lower lip with 3 inflated sacs; Apr.-May. Small slender annual, weakly Occasional, open and grassy Saddle Area branched, finely hairy; leaves areas, infrequent in hard- brownish-tinged, linear, packed soil and then some upper pinnately divided; what depauperate: corolla dull brownish-purple, glabrous or nearly so, scarcely exerted, upper and lower lips short, upper barely longer than lower; Apr.-May.

West Powerline along Ridge Trail Firth Canyon

Tall Trisetum. Perennial, culms 5-10 dm; Uncommon, moist north- Brisbane, southwest of leaf sheaths sparsely to facing slopes: densely pubescent; panicles 10-20 cm, narrow, loose to contracted, lemmas rather firm, 5-6 mm, awns slender, 12 mm, bent and spreading; May-Aug. Grass Nut. Ithuriel's Spear. Perennial from a fibrous- Frequent, grassland: Colma Canyon coated corm; leaves linear, shorter than flowering stem; up to 30 violet-purple flowers, on long pedicels, in a terminal showy umbel; May-June. Guadalupe Hills

Radio Road, along

Summit Parking Lot, east- facing slope below

Wheat. Stout, tufted annual, culms 6- Uncommon, spontaneous in Guadalupe Hills 10 dm; leaf blades flat, blue- disturbed places, may not green, tan when dry; spikes persist: stout, thick, with short, broad blunt-tipped glumes, occasionally awned; Apr.- July. Garden Nasturtium. Trailing annual or perennial; Escape from cultivation and Crocker Avenue, Old peltate leaves, long petioles; persisting in disturbed, Guadalupe Trail, upper attractive yellow-red flowers; sometimes damp ground, Brisbane most of year. urban areas: Tower Mustard. Biennial or occasionally Common, grassy and brushy at many sites. perennial, 4.0 dm-1.0 m; slopes: lower leaves coarsely and irregularly dentate, upper entire, sessile, clasping; flowers yellow or whitish, in a raceme; Feb.-June. Siliques numerous, linear, erect, pressed close to stem. Narrow-leaved Cattail. Stems 0.5-1.5 m; leaves Uncommon, shallow water: PG&E Marsh narrow-linear, more or less convex on back, dark to glaucous green, 5-6 mm wide; male flowers separated by 1-4 cm from female flowers; June-July.

Cattail. Stems 1-2 m; leaves linear, Uncommon, shallow water: PG&E Marsh more or less convex on back, light yellowish green, 6-12 mm wide; male flowers separated by 1-4 cm from female flowers; June-July. Broad-leaved Cattail. Stems 1-25 m; leaves nearly Uncommon: PG&E Marsh flat, light green, broader than preceding cattails, 8-20 mm wide; no space between male and female flowers; June- July.

Gorse. Furze. Spiny shrub, densely Common, escape from north of Old Guadalupe branched; leaves on young cultivation, has spread Trail, Guadalupe Hills,Wax plants with 3 leaflets, rampantly and abundantly on Myrtle Ravine. replaced on older plants by the San Bruno Mountains stiff, branched spines; since the 1960s densely flowers solitary in leaf axils, covering several disturbed showy, petals yellow, 15-18 areas: mm; Feb.-July. Legume 1-2 cm long, dehisces explosively; dispersing the several seeds. California Laurel. California Evergreen tree; leaves Uncommon: Buckeye Canyon, woodland Bay. Oregon Myrtle. pungently aromatic, in coriaceous; flowers small, yellow-green, in terminal clusters; Jan.-Mar. Annual, generally Uncommon, grassland: Summit, below acaulescent; leaves linear, 5- 15 em, with few scattered lobes; flower heads 1.5-25 cm long, always erect, single, terminal, on peduncles, ligules generally yellow; Apr.-June. Stinging Nettle. Perennial, stout, coarse, with Uncommon, banks of creeks: Radio Road west of parking numerous stinging hairs; lot under eucalyptus trees leaves ovate, on short petioles; small flowers inconspicuous axillary racemes; May-Oct. Buckeye Canyon

Guadalupe Creek in industrial park area

Dwarf Huckleberry. Dwarf Deciduous shrub to about 6.0 Uncommon: Kamchatka Point, west- Bilberry. dm, broadly spreading; facing slope of leaves obovate, to 3 em, glossy-green above, finely serrate; flowers axillary, solitary, corolla small, urn- shaped, pinkish; May-June. Fruit a berry, globose, 3-6 mm diameter, blue-black. Evergreen Huckleberry. Erect, much branched Frequent, exposed, often Kamchatka Point evergreen shrub, to 2 m; rocky slopes, upper ridges leaves ovate, to 4 em, and ravines: leathery; corolla 5-7 mm, bell-shaped, white, pink- tinged; Mar.-May. Fruit a berry, ovoid, 6-9 mm diameter, black. Dairy Ravine, upper

West Powerline

Quarry

Moth Mullein. Biennial or perennial, stem Uncommon weed, waste embankment where Radio erect, to 1.2 m; leaves elliptic places: Road goes under Guadalupe to ovate, sessile, doubly Canyon Parkway serrate-crenate, glabrous; flowers in a raceme, corolla rotate, yellow or whitish, 25- 30 mm across; May-Sept.

Tall perennial, stems robust, Uncommon: entrance to Camp Silverspot glabrous, 4-angled; leaves lanceolate, toothed, tapering to a short winged petiole; flowers small, numerous, in a compact spike, corolla purple or lilac, scarcely exerted from calyx; summer. American Brooklime. Erect, glabrous perennial; Occasional, seepages and Colma Canyon leaves opposite, broadly other wet areas: lanceolate, petioles short; inflorescence a lax raceme, corolla violet-blue, rotate, somewhat 2-lipped, to 10 mm across, 2 stamens; May- Oct. Old Guadalupe Trail, north- facing slope south of Saddle Area

Great Meadow

April Brook

Owl Canyon

Annual, stems weak, more or Uncommon, disturbed sandy Colma Canyon, lower less hairy; leaves scattered or soil: alternate, ovate, coarsely toothed, petioles short or lacking; flowers in leaf axils on long slender peduncles, corolla deep blue, to 10 mm across; Mar.-Sept. American Vetch. Trailing to more or less erect, Frequent, grassy and brushy Colma Canyon glabrous or hairy; stipules areas, often scrambling over mostly sharply toothed, other plants: leaflets 8-18, 1-3.5 cm, generally oblong; inflorescence a raceme, 3-9- flowered, shorter than leaves, calyx with unequal teeth, petals generally blue-purple, 15-25 mm long; Mar.-May. Legume 25-35 mm, glabrous or hairy. Park Maintenance Facility

Kamchatka Point

East Powerline Purple Vetch. Annual, hairy throughout; Occasional, in waste places: Guadalupe Hills near Cow stipules unequally lobed, one Palace, lower Buckeye lobe larger than others, Canyon. leaflets 10-16, 1.5-3 cm, generally elliptic to oblong; flowers 3-12 in 1-sided racemes, generally shorter than leaves, calyx somewhat pouched at base, teeth bristle- like, unequal, 2-4 mm, petals rose-purple, 12-18 mm; Apr.- June. Legume oblong, 25-35 mm . Giant Vetch. Perennial, robust, glabrous or Occasional, moist, open or Colma Canyon more or less hairy, stem brushy places, rampant somewhat hollow, generally climber: turns dark on drying; leaflets 18-24, narrowly oblong, 1.5- 4 cm; inflorescence a 1-sided raceme, 6-15 flowers, calyx teeth unequal, 3 lower deltoid-acuminate, 2 upper shorter,petals generally red- purple, 12-14 mm; Mar.- Aug. Legume glabrous, 2-4.5 cm, black. Radio Road

April Brook Wax Myrtle Ravine

Quarry, base of.

Spring Vetch. Narrow-leaved Annual, glabrous or Occasional, roadsides, upper Colma Canyon, Vetch. sparingly hairy; stipules disturbed ground: Willow Pond, Saddle Area irregularly lobed, with purplish spot on one lobe, leaflets 8-14, generally narrowly oblong-lanceolate, 1.5-3.5 cm long, 5-7 mm wide; flowers 1-3, in leaf axils, calyx 7-11 mm long, teeth nearly equal, linear, sharply pointed, petals 1-2 cm, lavender, nearly white, to rose-purple; Apr.-June. Legume 2-6 cm, turning black. Differs from V. sativa subsp. Uncommon, disturbed Saddle Area. nigra: leaflets wedge-shaped ground: to oblong, 4-10 mm wide; petals 2-2.5 cm, generally pink-purple. Legume brown to black. Periwinkle. Creeping perennial with Cultivated as a ground cover, near Park Maintenance erect stems to 6 dm; leaves spreads vegetatively, seeds Facility, slopes above opposite, cordate; flowers in not produced, persists and Brisbane. Native of leaf axils, corollas funnel- spreads in moist, often Mediterranean region shaped, blue; Mar.-July. shaded areas: Blue Violet. Western Dog Perennial, low growing, from Frequent, grassland: Colma Canyon Violet. branching rootstocks, stemless or nearly so; leaves ovate to round-ovate, shallowly toothed, petioles long or short; flowers on peduncles sometimes surpassing the leaves, petals 5, unequal, light blue to purple; Feb. Apr. Great Meadow

Cable Ravine

Summit, west-facing slope below Johnny-jump-up. California Perennial from a tuber-like Frequent, grassland: Cable Ravine Golden Violet. rootstock, stems branching; leaves broadly deltoid shallowly toothed; flowers on peduncles generally surpassing leaves, petals 5 golden yellow, unequal, the two upper petals marked with brown; Mar.-Apr. Horseshoe Ridge

Great Meadow Harold Road, above, in Brisbane Firth Canyon

Randolph Avenue at Hillside Boulevard Western Chain Fern. Tall, coarse fern, fronds Uncommon, moist Colma Canyon, lower arching, once-pinnate, places: generally 1.0-2.0 m; sori linear in 2 parallel rows covered by indusia. Fern Rock

Mule Ears. Perennial from thick Occasional, grassland: Guadalupe Hills rootstock, stem stout but weakly ascending, shortly glandular-hairy;basal leaves narrow lanceolate, stem leaves smaller; flower heads with showy ray flowers; Apr.- May. Achene about 8 mm long, oblong, pappus a crown of short scales, 1-4 bristles to 9 mm. Harold Road and Firth Canyon in Brisbane, above Sterile perennial; leaves Uncommon in steep gully: Randolph Ravine bright green, broad, flat; inflorescence a spike, 10-13 cm, usually 3 spikelets per node, 1-3 flowers per spikelet; spring. Hansen's Squirrel-tail. Tufted perennial; culms 5-10 Occasional, grassland; Owl Canyon, along Army dm; leaves flat to barely Road, Juncus Ravine rolled; flowering spike slightly zigzag, 8-20 cm, awns of lemmas 4-5 cm, spreading when mature; May- June. Sterile hybrid. Spiny Clotbur. Spiny Coarse, spiny annual; leaves Weed, disturbed places: Guadalupe Valley, industrial Cocklebur with few irregular, pinnate park in lobes, conspicuous, 3-forked spines at base;flower heads inconspicuous, flowers small, unisexual; Apr.-Nov. Fruits large, bur-like, with hooked spines. California Hedge Parsley. Hispid annual; leaves finely Uncommon, open grassy East Powerline. divided; flowers small, slopes: white; Apr.-June. Fruits with numerous hooks. Homed Pondweed. Submersed aquatic, rhizome Uncommon, brackish water: PG&E Marsh at culvert at (Zannichellia has sometimes creeping, stems and leaves edge of Bayshore Boulevard been included in the thread-like, forming dense Potamogetonaceae, the underwater clumps; leaves Pondweed Family.) opposite, flat, 1-nerved, 2-8 dm; flowers unisexual, minute, staminate and pistillate together in leaf axils; Mar.-Nov. Fruit an unequally sided, oblong achene, 2-4 mm long, sessile, with a beak. Calla. Calla Lily. Robust perennial from a Much grown in California as Saddle Area, Pig Ranch thick rhizome, stem lacking; an ornamental, becomes Ravine leaves basal, blades hastate established from garden to ovate, on long petioles; discards in moist areas: flowers small, unisexual, yellow, lacking petals and sepals, crowded on a fleshy stalk, the spadix, enclosed by a showy white bract, the spathe, at the apex of a tall stalk, to about 1 m; almost throughout the year. Centaury. Somewhat inconspicuous Uncommon, grassy areas, Gasline Road west of Quarry annual; leaves opposite; occurring sparsely: flowers on short pedicels, 1-3 in axils of leaves or terminal, corolla tubular, pink; spring and summer. Owl Canyon

Monetery Centaury. Inconspicuous annual; Uncommon, grassy and Guadalupe Valley, resembling the preceding disturbed areas, individuals Industrial park in except: flowers sessile, occur sparsely: generally 3 or more in umbels; spring and summer. Owl Canyon Notes on Collection Collection Propagation Propagation Days in changes from Window Window Category Method Stratification Flora to J2 Begins Ends

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L seed 9-Aug-15 10-Oct-15 60

L seed 9-Aug-15 10-Oct-15 60

L seed 9-Aug-15 10-Oct-15 60 nd nd

nd

was Alchemilla occidentalis

nd was Alchemilla occidentalis nd was Alchemilla occidentalis nd nd

nd

nd

was A. formosa Fischer var. truncata (Fischer & Meyer) now combined.

L seed 2-Jun-15 1-Aug-15

L seed 2-Jun-15 4-Jul-15 L Seed

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Not listed as a nd location in Jepson/CCH, Why not? could this be subsp or var? no longer subsp. nd imbricata

no longer subsp. nd imbricata no longer subsp. nd imbricata no longer subsp. nd imbricata no longer subsp. nd imbricata was x pacifica in nd earlier flora so hybrid info may no longer be valid. The following nd two are the same taxon believed to be different at the time of the first flora. nd

nd nd

nd

nd

nd

nd

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nd

L seed 2-Jul-15 27-Sep-15 L seed 2-Jul-15 27-Sep-15

L seed 19-Oct-15 21-Nov-15

L seed 19-Oct-15 21-Nov-15

L seed 19-Oct-15 21-Nov-15

L seed 19-Oct-15 21-Nov-15

L seed 19-Oct-15 21-Nov-15

L seed 19-Oct-15 21-Nov-15 L seed 19-Oct-15 21-Nov-15

G division 2-Feb-15 1-Jun-15 L seed 18-Oct-15 15-Nov-15

G division 2-Feb-15 1-Jun-15 L seed 18-Oct-15 15-Nov-15

G division 2-Feb-15 1-Jun-15 L seed 18-Oct-15 15-Nov-15

G division 2-Feb-15 1-Jun-15 L seed 18-Oct-15 15-Nov-15

G division 2-Feb-15 1-Jun-15 L seed 18-Oct-15 15-Nov-15 nd This is probably nd a Symphyotrichum but there seems to be some controversy about the rest of the name.

nd

nd

nd

nd

Seed window info is for taxon w/o var. cyclosorum B spore 2-May-15 16-Jul-15 Seed window info is for taxon w/o var. cyclosorum B spore 2-May-15 16-Jul-15 Seed window info is for taxon w/o var. cyclosorum B spore 2-May-15 16-Jul-15 nd

Was A. patula nd var hastata and thought to be native in prior flora.

nd nd

L seed 2-Sep-15 23-Nov-15 L division 2-Dec-15 31-May-15

L seed 2-Sep-15 23-Nov-15 L division 2-Dec-15 31-May-15

L seed 2-Sep-15 23-Nov-15 L division 2-Dec-15 31-May-15

L seed 2-Sep-15 23-Nov-15 L division 2-Dec-15 31-May-15

L seed 2-Sep-15 23-Nov-15 L division 2-Dec-15 31-May-15 L seed 2-Sep-15 23-Nov-15 L division 2-Dec-15 31-May-15

L seed 2-Sep-15 23-Nov-15 L division 2-Dec-15 31-May-15 nd

nd

nd nd

nd

nd

nd

nd

nd nd

nd formerly nd Mahonia

formerly nd Mahonia formerly nd Mahonia formerly nd Mahonia formerly nd Mahonia formerly nd Mahonia formerly nd Mahonia formerly nd Mahonia nd nd Was Scirpus maritimus

L seed 28-Sep-15 28-Sep-15 nd

nd nd

nd

nd nd

nd

B seed 1-Aug-15 8-Sep-15

B seed 1-Aug-15 8-Sep-15 Was listed with nd no var.

18-May-15 8-Sep-15 Was listed with no var. G 18-May-15 8-Sep-15 Was listed with no var. G 18-May-15 8-Sep-15 Was listed with no var. G 18-May-15 8-Sep-15 Was listed with no var. G 18-May-15 8-Sep-15 Was listed with no var. G 18-May-15 8-Sep-15 Was B. marginatus.

nd

nd

nd

nd Was B. catharticus w/no var.

nd

nd nd Was B. rubens

nd

G seed 2-May-15 16-Aug-15 G seed 2-May-15 16-Aug-15

G seed 2-May-15 16-Aug-15

G seed 2-May-15 16-Aug-15

G seed 2-May-15 16-Aug-15

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D seed 17-Mar-15 10-Jun-15 D seed 17-Mar-15 10-Jun-15 nd

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nd L seed 12-Oct-15 12-Oct-15

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L seed 12-Oct-15 12-Oct-15

L seed 12-Oct-15 12-Oct-15 D seed 29-May-15 22-Jul-15

D seed 29-May-15 22-Jul-15 was Cammissonia micrantha

D seed 12-Jun-15 27-Jul-15 was Cammissonia micrantha D seed 13-Jun-15 28-Jul-15 nd

G seed 28-Mar-15 24-May-15 30

G seed 28-Mar-15 24-May-15 30

G seed 28-Mar-15 24-May-15 30

G seed 28-Mar-15 24-May-15 30

G seed 28-Mar-15 24-May-15 30

G seed 28-Mar-15 24-May-15 30

G seed 28-Mar-15 24-May-15 30 nd

nd

nd nd

nd

L seed 23-Jun-15 12-Oct-15 30

L seed 23-Jun-15 12-Oct-15 30

L seed 23-Jun-15 12-Oct-15 30 L seed 23-Jun-15 12-Oct-15 30

nd

nd nd nd

nd nd nd

L seed 8-Jun-15 15-Jun-15 L seed 8-Jun-15 15-Jun-15

nd nd nd F division all year all year

F division all year all year

F division all year all year G seed 16-May-15 15-Jun-15

G seed 16-May-15 15-Jun-15

G seed 16-May-15 15-Jun-15

G seed 16-May-15 15-Jun-15 nd

nd

nd nd

Was C. afnis no subsp., CHECK, could be subsp neglecta. Seed window: first line afnis, second line L seed 2-Jun-15 29-Sep-15 neglecta. L seed 16-Jul-15 16-Aug-15 Was C. afnis no subsp., CHECK, could be subsp neglecta. Seed window: first line afnis, second line L seed 2-Jun-15 29-Sep-15 neglecta. L seed 16-Jul-15 16-Aug-15 Was C. afnis no subsp., CHECK, could be subsp neglecta. Seed window: first line afnis, second line L seed 2-Jun-15 29-Sep-15 neglecta. L seed 16-Jul-15 16-Aug-15 Was Orthocarpus densiflorus Seed window info for C. densiflora no subsp. L seed 2-Jun-15 1-Aug-15 Was Orthocarpus densiflorus Seed window info for C. densiflora no subsp. L seed 2-Jun-15 1-Aug-15 Was Orthocarpus densiflorus Seed window info for C. densiflora no subsp. L seed 2-Jun-15 1-Aug-15 Was Orthocarpus densiflorus Seed window info for C. densiflora no subsp. L seed 2-Jun-15 1-Aug-15 Was Orthocarpus densiflorus Seed window info for C. densiflora no subsp. L seed 2-Jun-15 1-Aug-15 Was Orthocarpus densiflorus Seed window info for C. densiflora no subsp. L seed 2-Jun-15 1-Aug-15 Was Orthocarpus densiflorus Seed window info for C. densiflora no subsp. L seed 2-Jun-15 1-Aug-15 Was Orthocarpus densiflorus Seed window info for C. densiflora no subsp. L seed 2-Jun-15 1-Aug-15 Was Orthocarpus densiflorus Seed window info for C. densiflora no subsp. L seed 2-Jun-15 1-Aug-15 Was Orthocarpus purpurascens Bentham var. latifolius

nd Was Orthocarpus purpurascens Bentham var. latifolius nd Was Orthocarpus purpurascens Bentham var. latifolius nd Was Orthocarpus purpurascens Bentham var. latifolius nd Was Orthocarpus purpurascens Bentham var. latifolius nd Was Orthocarpus purpurascens Bentham var. latifolius nd Was Orthocarpus purpurascens Bentham var. latifolius nd was C. franciscana. Seed Window info is for C. subinclusa, none given for C. subinclusa subsp. franciscana G seed 2-May-15 2-Aug-15 was C. franciscana. Seed Window info is for C. subinclusa, none given for C. subinclusa subsp. franciscana G seed 2-May-15 2-Aug-15 was C. franciscana. Seed Window info is for C. subinclusa, none given for C. subinclusa subsp. franciscana G seed 2-May-15 2-Aug-15 was C. franciscana. Seed Window info is for C. subinclusa, none given for C. subinclusa subsp. franciscana G seed 2-May-15 2-Aug-15

L seed 13-Jun-15 18-Nov-15

L seed 13-Jun-15 18-Nov-15

L seed 13-Jun-15 18-Nov-15

L seed 13-Jun-15 18-Nov-15

L seed 13-Jun-15 18-Nov-15 L seed 13-Jun-15 18-Nov-15

L seed 13-Jun-15 18-Nov-15

L seed 13-Jun-15 18-Nov-15

L seed 13-Jun-15 18-Nov-15 not listed in nd Jepson2 nd

nd

nd

nd was C. thryrsiflorus (no var.)

S seed 2-Jun-15 10-Oct-15 90 was C. thryrsiflorus (no var.) S seed 2-Jun-15 10-Oct-15 90 was C. thryrsiflorus (no var.) S seed 2-Jun-15 10-Oct-15 90 nd

nd

nd nd nd

nd

nd

nd nd nd

S seed 3-Jun-15 20-Jul-15 90

S seed 3-Jun-15 20-Jul-15 90

S seed 3-Jun-15 20-Jul-15 90 nd

Was C. pomeridianum (no var) Check to see if it is var minus or var divaricatum. Seed window information is from C. pomeridianum (no var.) B seed 12-Jul-15 22-Sep-15 G division 7-Sep-15 16-Nov-15 Was C. pomeridianum (no var) Check to see if it is var minus or var divaricatum. Seed window information is from C. B seed 12-Jul-15 22-Sep-15 pomeridianum G division 7-Sep-15 16-Nov-15 (no var.) Was C. pomeridianum (no var) Check to see if it is var minus or var divaricatum. Seed window information is from C. B seed 12-Jul-15 22-Sep-15 pomeridianum G division 7-Sep-15 16-Nov-15 (no var.) CHECK; was listed as C.cuspidata, a taxon no longer in Jepson2. Could also be C.Cuspidata Var. villosa. D seed 30-Jun-15 2-Oct-15 nd

nd

nd

L seed 30-May-15 30-May-15 30 L seed 30-May-15 30-May-15 30

L seed 30-May-15 30-May-15 30

nd nd

nd

nd nd

nd nd

nd nd

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nd

nd CHECK, had no subsp could be subsp mexicana

D seed 28-Mar-15 8-Jul-15 CHECK, had no subsp could be subsp mexicana D seed 28-Mar-15 8-Jul-15 CHECK, had no subsp could be subsp mexicana D seed 28-Mar-15 8-Jul-15 CHECK, had no subsp could be subsp mexicana D seed 28-Mar-15 8-Jul-15 CHECK, had no subsp could be subsp mexicana D seed 28-Mar-15 8-Jul-15 CHECK, had no subsp could be subsp mexicana D seed 28-Mar-15 8-Jul-15

G division 22-May-15 27-Jul-15 L seed 23-May-15 29-Sep-15 G division 22-May-15 27-Jul-15 L seed 23-May-15 29-Sep-15 G division 22-May-15 27-Jul-15 L seed 23-May-15 29-Sep-15

G division 22-May-15 27-Jul-15 L seed 23-May-15 29-Sep-15 G division 22-May-15 27-Jul-15 L seed 23-May-15 29-Sep-15 Was C. nd heterophylla no var

Was C. franciscana nd

Was C. franciscana nd

Was C. franciscana nd

Was C. franciscana nd

Was C. franciscana nd

Was C. franciscana nd Was C. sparsiflora nd var. solitaria

Was C. sparsiflora nd var. solitaria

Was C. sparsiflora nd var. solitaria

nd

nd nd

nd

nd CHECK: There are 2 vars. maculata and occidentalis. It could be either.

nd Was Cornus Californica New name was referenced in Calflora. Seed window is for G division 2-Sep-15 2-Mar-15 sericea. L seed 6-Oct-15 9-Apr-15

nd was a var now a nd subsp.

was a var now a nd subsp. was a var now a nd subsp. was a var now a nd subsp. nd

nd

nd nd nd

nd subsp. was nd added.

nd nd nd

L seed 18-May-15 18-Nov-15 30 was Eremocarpus nd setigerus

nd

nd nd

nd nd nd nd

G seed 2-May-15 1-Jul-15

G seed 2-May-15 1-Jul-15

G seed 2-May-15 1-Jul-15

G seed 2-May-15 1-Jul-15

G seed 2-May-15 1-Jul-15 nd

nd nd nd nd nd nd nd nd

nd nd

G seed 23-May-15 24-Jul-15 30

G seed 23-May-15 24-Jul-15 30 G seed 23-May-15 24-Jul-15 30

G seed 23-May-15 24-Jul-15 30

G seed 23-May-15 24-Jul-15 30

G seed 23-May-15 24-Jul-15 30

G seed 23-May-15 24-Jul-15 30

D seed 30-May-15 22-Sep-15

D seed 30-May-15 22-Sep-15

D seed 30-May-15 22-Sep-15

D seed 30-May-15 22-Sep-15 nd

nd

nd was Senecio mikanioides.

nd had no var in SBF. Seed window is for Delphinium sps. No data for D. californicum G seed 2-Apr-15 2-Jun-15 had no var in SBF. Seed window is for Delphinium sps. No data for D. californicum G seed 2-Apr-15 2-Jun-15 had no var in SBF. Seed window is for Delphinium sps. No data for D. californicum G seed 2-Apr-15 2-Jun-15 had no var in SBF. Seed window is for Delphinium sps. No data for D. decorum G seed 2-Apr-15 2-Jun-15 had no var in SBF. Seed window is for Delphinium sps. No data for D. decorum G seed 2-Apr-15 2-Jun-15 had no var in SBF. Seed window is for Delphinium sps. No data for D. decorum G seed 2-Apr-15 2-Jun-15 had no var in SBF. Seed window is for Delphinium sps. No data for D. decorum G seed 2-Apr-15 2-Jun-15 had no var in SBF. Seed window is for Delphinium sps. No data for D. decorum G seed 2-Apr-15 2-Jun-15 Seed window info is for D. caespitosa w/o subsp. holciformis

L seed 14-Jun-15 31-Jul-15 Seed window info is for D. caespitosa w/o subsp. holciformis L seed 14-Jun-15 31-Jul-15 Seed window info is for D. caespitosa w/o subsp. holciformis L seed 14-Jun-15 31-Jul-15

nd

nd was D. pulchellum

B seed 16-May-15 9-Oct-15 60 L division 9-Jun-15 31-Oct-15 no entry was D. pulchellum B seed 16-May-15 9-Oct-15 60 L division 9-Jun-15 31-Oct-15 no entry was D. pulchellum B seed 16-May-15 9-Oct-15 60 L division 9-Jun-15 31-Oct-15 no entry was D. pulchellum B seed 16-May-15 9-Oct-15 60 L division 9-Jun-15 31-Oct-15 no entry was D. pulchellum B seed 16-May-15 9-Oct-15 60 L division 9-Jun-15 31-Oct-15 no entry might want to nd check key as dichondra was confusing at time of first flora.

nd nd nd was D. hendersonii Gray subsp. cruciatum (Greene) G seed 14-May-15 14-May-15 was D. hendersonii Gray subsp. cruciatum (Greene) G seed 14-May-15 14-May-15 was D. hendersonii Gray subsp. cruciatum (Greene) G seed 14-May-15 14-May-15 was D. hendersonii Gray subsp. cruciatum (Greene) G seed 14-May-15 14-May-15 was D. hendersonii Gray subsp. cruciatum (Greene) G seed 14-May-15 14-May-15 was D. hendersonii Gray subsp. cruciatum (Greene) G seed 14-May-15 14-May-15 Was Potentilla glandulosa

G seed 9-Jun-15 18-Jul-15 Was Potentilla glandulosa G seed 9-Jun-15 18-Jul-15 Was Potentilla glandulosa G seed 9-Jun-15 18-Jul-15 Was Potentilla glandulosa G seed 9-Jun-15 18-Jul-15 Was Potentilla glandulosa G seed 9-Jun-15 18-Jul-15 Was Potentilla glandulosa G seed 9-Jun-15 18-Jul-15 B spore 2-May-15 16-Jul-15

B spore 2-May-15 16-Jul-15

B spore 2-May-15 16-Jul-15

L seed 2-Aug-15 23-Nov-15 nd nd

nd nd nd nd

nd was E. glaucus w/o supsp. CHECK could be E. glaucus supsp. virescens.

L seed 26-May-15 16-Sep-15 was E. glaucus w/o supsp. CHECK could be E. glaucus supsp. virescens. L seed 26-May-15 16-Sep-15 was E. glaucus w/o supsp. CHECK could be E. glaucus supsp. virescens. L seed 26-May-15 16-Sep-15 was E. glaucus w/o supsp. CHECK could be E. glaucus supsp. virescens. L seed 26-May-15 16-Sep-15 was Sitanion jubatum

nd nd Was Leymus

F division all year all year Was Leymus

F division all year all year Was Leymus

F division all year all year nd nd nd nd nd nd nd Subsp. angustifolium is (JepsonFP- unresolved.) The link is for E. canum. Check for proper subsp. nd Subsp. angustifolium is (JepsonFP- unresolved.) The link is for E. canum. Check for proper subsp. nd

nd

nd nd nd nd nd nd nd nd nd nd nd nd nd nd

nd nd nd

nd

nd

nd

nd

nd nd nd

G seed 4-Feb-15 19-Nov-15

nd

nd G seed 14-May-15 19-Oct-15

G seed 14-May-15 19-Oct-15

G seed 14-May-15 19-Oct-15

G seed 14-May-15 19-Oct-15

G seed 14-May-15 19-Oct-15

nd nd nd

nd nd nd nd nd nd

L seed 14-Jun-15 28-Nov-15

L seed 14-Jun-15 28-Nov-15

L seed 14-Jun-15 28-Nov-15

L seed 14-Jun-15 28-Nov-15

L seed 14-Jun-15 28-Nov-15

L seed 14-Jun-15 28-Nov-15

L seed 14-Jun-15 28-Nov-15 L seed 14-Jun-15 28-Nov-15 was E. luteolum (no var)

nd CHECK was E. nudum (no var)

nd CHECK was E. nudum (no var) nd

L seed 16-Sep-15 16-Sep-15 L seed 16-Sep-15 16-Sep-15

L seed 16-Sep-15 16-Sep-15

L seed 16-Sep-15 16-Sep-15

L seed 16-Sep-15 16-Sep-15

L seed 29-Jul-15 23-Nov-15

L seed 29-Jul-15 23-Nov-15

L seed 29-Jul-15 23-Nov-15

L seed 29-Jul-15 23-Nov-15 L seed 29-Jul-15 23-Nov-15

nd

nd

nd nd

G seed 2-Apr-15 12-Jan-15

G seed 2-Apr-15 12-Jan-15

G seed 2-Apr-15 12-Jan-15

G seed 2-Apr-15 12-Jan-15

G seed 2-Apr-15 12-Jan-15

G seed 2-Apr-15 12-Jan-15 nd

D seed 7-May-15 19-Oct-15

D seed 7-May-15 19-Oct-15

D seed 7-May-15 19-Oct-15

D seed 7-May-15 19-Oct-15 nd

nd nd

nd nd

nd

nd nd

nd nd nd nd

nd L seed 2-Sep-15 19-Oct-15

L seed 2-Sep-15 19-Oct-15

L seed 26-Oct-15 16-Nov-15 nd was Vulpia bromoides

nd nd nd nd nd nd nd nd nd nd nd nd nd was Vulpia myuros

nd Was Lolium multiflorum

nd Was Lolium perenne. Jepson no longer distinguishes between the two.

nd L seed 14-Jun-15 1-Sep-15

L seed 14-Jun-15 1-Sep-15

L seed 14-Jun-15 1-Sep-15

L seed 14-Jun-15 1-Sep-15

nd nd

F division 19-Apr-15 12-Oct-15 no entry G seed 25-Apr-15 3-Jun-15 21 F division 19-Apr-15 12-Oct-15 no entry G seed 25-Apr-15 3-Jun-15 21 F division 19-Apr-15 12-Oct-15 no entry G seed 25-Apr-15 3-Jun-15 21 no longer var californica Seed Window gave info for Fragaria californica as F division 19-Apr-15 12-Oct-15 well L seed 25-May-15 9-Aug-15 no longer var californica Seed Window gave info for Fragaria californica as F division 19-Apr-15 12-Oct-15 well L seed 25-May-15 9-Aug-15 no longer var californica Seed Window gave info for Fragaria californica as F division 19-Apr-15 12-Oct-15 well L seed 25-May-15 9-Aug-15 no longer var californica Seed Window gave info for Fragaria californica as F division 19-Apr-15 12-Oct-15 well L seed 25-May-15 9-Aug-15 no longer var californica Seed Window gave info for Fragaria californica as F division 19-Apr-15 12-Oct-15 well L seed 25-May-15 9-Aug-15 no longer var californica Seed Window gave info for Fragaria californica as F division 19-Apr-15 12-Oct-15 well L seed 25-May-15 9-Aug-15 no longer var californica Seed Window gave info for Fragaria californica as F division 19-Apr-15 12-Oct-15 well L seed 25-May-15 9-Aug-15 no longer var californica Seed Window gave info for Fragaria californica as F division 19-Apr-15 12-Oct-15 well L seed 25-May-15 9-Aug-15 CHECk to make sure that this is not F. californica subsp. tomentella

L seed 21-Jul-15 19-Oct-15 60 CHECk to make sure that this is not F. californica subsp. tomentella L seed 21-Jul-15 19-Oct-15 60 CHECk to make sure that this is not F. californica subsp. tomentella L seed 21-Jul-15 19-Oct-15 60 CHECk to make sure that this is not F. californica subsp. tomentella L seed 21-Jul-15 19-Oct-15 60 CHECk to make sure that this is not F. californica subsp. tomentella L seed 21-Jul-15 19-Oct-15 60 CHECk to make sure that this is not F. californica subsp. tomentella L seed 21-Jul-15 19-Oct-15 60 CHECk to make sure that this is not F. californica subsp. tomentella L seed 21-Jul-15 19-Oct-15 60 CHECk to make sure that this is not F. californica subsp. tomentella L seed 21-Jul-15 19-Oct-15 60 Was F. refracta nd

G division 9-Aug-15 18-Oct-15 B seed 29-Aug-15 29-Aug-15

G division 9-Aug-15 18-Oct-15 B seed 29-Aug-15 29-Aug-15

G division 9-Aug-15 18-Oct-15 B seed 29-Aug-15 29-Aug-15 nd

nd Was not considered native.

nd Was not considered native. nd Was not considered native. nd Was not considered native. nd Was not considered native. nd Was not considered native. nd Was not considered native. nd Was not considered native. nd Was not considered native. nd Was not considered native. nd Was not considered native. nd Could be subsp. maritimum?

nd Could be subsp. maritimum? nd Could be subsp. maritimum? nd CHECK, this could be G. porrigens var tenue. Seed window info is for G. porrigens. L seed 21-Jun-15 16-Sep-15 CHECK, this could be G. porrigens var tenue. Seed window info is for G. porrigens. L seed 21-Jun-15 16-Sep-15 CHECK, this could be G. porrigens var tenue. Seed window info is for G. porrigens. L seed 21-Jun-15 16-Sep-15 CHECK, this could be G. porrigens var tenue. Seed window info is for G. porrigens. L seed 21-Jun-15 16-Sep-15 CHECK, this could be G. porrigens var tenue. Seed window info is for G. porrigens. L seed 21-Jun-15 16-Sep-15 nd

nd

nd

G seed 2-May-15 2-Aug-15

G seed 2-May-15 2-Aug-15

G seed 2-May-15 2-Aug-15

G seed 2-May-15 2-Aug-15

G seed 2-May-15 2-Aug-15 G seed 2-May-15 2-Aug-15 was G. ventricosum

nd nd nd nd nd Previously misidentified in flora as Geranium retrorsum

nd

nd nd

nd

D seed 12-May-15 14-Jun-15

D seed 12-May-15 14-Jun-15

D seed 12-May-15 14-Jun-15 D seed 12-May-15 14-Jun-15

D seed 12-May-15 14-Jun-15 nd

nd The plant so listed in the 1968 Flora may have been misinterpreted. Needs further work.

L seed 12-Jul-15 16-Nov-15

L seed 12-Jul-15 16-Nov-15

L seed 12-Jul-15 16-Nov-15

L seed 12-Jul-15 16-Nov-15 nd nd

L seed 20-Jul-15 29-Sep-15

L seed 20-Jul-15 29-Sep-15

L seed 20-Jul-15 29-Sep-15 L seed 20-Jul-15 29-Sep-15

L seed 20-Jul-15 29-Sep-15

nd nd

nd was H. lanatum

L seed 4-Jul-15 1-Sep-15 60 was H. lanatum L seed 4-Jul-15 1-Sep-15 60 was H. lanatum L seed 4-Jul-15 1-Sep-15 60 was H. lanatum L seed 4-Jul-15 1-Sep-15 60 was H. lanatum L seed 4-Jul-15 1-Sep-15 60

nd nd

nd Was Meconella linearis. Included in the 1968 Flora on basis of a specimen collected in 1903; has not been seen on the San Bruno Mountains within recent years. nd

L seed 19-Oct-15 1-Jan-16 30

L seed 19-Oct-15 1-Jan-16 30

L seed 19-Oct-15 1-Jan-16 30

L seed 19-Oct-15 1-Jan-16 30

nd nd

nd nd nd nd nd nd nd

nd was H. discolor. Seed window info is for H. discolor no var. L seed 2-Oct-15 1-Dec-15 was H. discolor. Seed window info is for H. discolor no var. L seed 2-Oct-15 1-Dec-15 was H. discolor. Seed window info is for H. discolor no var. L seed 2-Oct-15 1-Dec-15 was H. discolor. Seed window info is for H. discolor no var. L seed 2-Oct-15 1-Dec-15 was H. discolor. Seed window info is for H. discolor no var. L seed 2-Oct-15 1-Dec-15 was H. discolor. Seed window info is for H. discolor no var. L seed 2-Oct-15 1-Dec-15 was H. discolor. Seed window info is for H. discolor no var. L seed 2-Oct-15 1-Dec-15 was H. discolor. Seed window info is for H. discolor no var. L seed 2-Oct-15 1-Dec-15 was H. discolor. Seed window info is for H. discolor no var. L seed 2-Oct-15 1-Dec-15 CHECK: now has two subsp., brachyantherum and californicum.

L seed 31-May-15 31-May-15 CHECK: now has two subsp., brachyantherum and californicum. L seed 31-May-15 31-May-15 CHECK: now has two subsp., brachyantherum and californicum. L seed 31-May-15 31-May-15 CHECK: now has two subsp., brachyantherum and californicum. L seed 31-May-15 31-May-15 CHECK: now has two subsp., brachyantherum and californicum. L seed 31-May-15 31-May-15 CHECK: now has two subsp., brachyantherum and californicum. L seed 31-May-15 31-May-15 Was H. hystrix

nd Was var. now subsp.

nd CHECK: could be any of three vars: californica, elata, or frondosa. Seed window info has no var. L seed 24-Aug-15 9-Oct-15 CHECK: could be any of three vars: californica, elata, or frondosa. Seed window info has no var. L seed 24-Aug-15 9-Oct-15 CHECK: could be any of three vars: californica, elata, or frondosa. Seed window info has no var. L seed 24-Aug-15 9-Oct-15 CHECK: could be any of three vars: californica, elata, or frondosa. Seed window info has no var. L seed 24-Aug-15 9-Oct-15 CHECK: could be any of three vars: californica, elata, or frondosa. Seed window info has no var. L seed 24-Aug-15 9-Oct-15 nd

nd nd nd

nd nd

nd nd

G division 2-May-15 16-Oct-15 no entry B seed 2-May-15 16-Oct-15 240 G division 2-May-15 16-Oct-15 no entry B seed 2-May-15 16-Oct-15 240

G division 2-May-15 16-Oct-15 no entry B seed 2-May-15 16-Oct-15 240

G division 2-May-15 16-Oct-15 no entry B seed 2-May-15 16-Oct-15 240

G division 2-May-15 16-Oct-15 no entry B seed 2-May-15 16-Oct-15 240

G division 2-May-15 16-Oct-15 no entry B seed 2-May-15 16-Oct-15 240

G division 2-May-15 16-Oct-15 no entry B seed 2-May-15 16-Oct-15 240 B seed 30-Jun-15 16-Jul-15 G division 25-Nov-15 25-Nov-15

B seed 30-Jun-15 16-Jul-15 G division 25-Nov-15 25-Nov-15

B seed 30-Jun-15 16-Jul-15 G division 25-Nov-15 25-Nov-15

B seed 30-Jun-15 16-Jul-15 G division 25-Nov-15 25-Nov-15

B seed 30-Jun-15 16-Jul-15 G division 25-Nov-15 25-Nov-15 B seed 30-Jun-15 16-Jul-15 G division 25-Nov-15 25-Nov-15 Was Scirpus cernuus

D seed 17-Aug-15 23-Nov-15 Was Scirpus cernuus D seed 17-Aug-15 23-Nov-15 Was Scirpus cernuus D seed 17-Aug-15 23-Nov-15 Was J. balticus no var.

F division 2-Feb-15 2-Feb-15 Was J. balticus no var. F division 2-Feb-15 2-Feb-15 Was J. balticus no var. F division 2-Feb-15 2-Feb-15 Was J. balticus no var. F division 2-Feb-15 2-Feb-15 Was J. balticus no var. F division 2-Feb-15 2-Feb-15 Was J. balticus no var. F division 2-Feb-15 2-Feb-15 Check: There are 3 vars: bufonius, congestus and occidentalis, all are equally likely to be on SBM. Seed window info is forJuncus bufonius no vars. D seed 9-Jul-15 2-Aug-15 Check: There are 3 vars: bufonius, congestus and occidentalis, all are equally likely to be on SBM. Seed window info is forJuncus bufonius no vars. D seed 9-Jul-15 2-Aug-15 Check: There are 3 vars: bufonius, congestus and occidentalis, all are equally likely to be on SBM. Seed window info is forJuncus bufonius no vars. D seed 9-Jul-15 2-Aug-15 Check: There are 3 vars: bufonius, congestus and occidentalis, all are equally likely to be on SBM. Seed window info is forJuncus bufonius no vars. D seed 9-Jul-15 2-Aug-15 Check: There are 3 vars: bufonius, congestus and occidentalis, all are equally likely to be on SBM. Seed window info is forJuncus bufonius no vars. D seed 9-Jul-15 2-Aug-15 Check: There are 3 vars: bufonius, congestus and occidentalis, all are equally likely to be on SBM. Seed window info is forJuncus bufonius no vars. D seed 9-Jul-15 2-Aug-15 Check: There are 3 vars: bufonius, congestus and occidentalis, all are equally likely to be on SBM. Seed window info is forJuncus bufonius no vars. D seed 9-Jul-15 2-Aug-15 Was J. effusus var. pacificus. Seed Window is for effusus without var.

L seed 16-Aug-15 15-Oct-15 F division all year all year Was J. effusus var. pacificus. Seed Window is for effusus L seed 16-Aug-15 15-Oct-15 without var. F division all year all year Was J. effusus var. brunneus. Seed Window is for effusus without var.

L seed 16-Aug-15 15-Oct-15 F division all year all year Was J. effusus var. brunneus. Seed Window is for effusus L seed 16-Aug-15 15-Oct-15 without var. F division all year all year Was J. effusus var. brunneus. Seed Window is for effusus L seed 16-Aug-15 15-Oct-15 without var. F division all year all year Was J. effusus var. brunneus. Seed Window is for effusus L seed 16-Aug-15 15-Oct-15 without var. F division all year all year Was J. effusus var. brunneus. Seed Window is for effusus L seed 16-Aug-15 15-Oct-15 without var. F division all year all year Was J. effusus var. brunneus. Seed Window is for effusus L seed 16-Aug-15 15-Oct-15 without var. F division all year all year Current species name is an orthographic variation of lesueurii and leseurii F division 2-Feb-15 2-Feb-15 L seed 7-Sep-15 5-Nov-15 Current species name is an orthographic variation of lesueurii and F division 2-Feb-15 2-Feb-15 leseurii L seed 7-Sep-15 5-Nov-15 nd

L seed 15-Jun-15 7-Sep-15

L seed 15-Jun-15 7-Sep-15 L seed 15-Jun-15 7-Sep-15

L seed 15-Jun-15 7-Sep-15

L seed 15-Jun-15 7-Sep-15

L seed 15-Jun-15 7-Sep-15

F division 2-Feb-15 2-Feb-15 L seed 12-Jul-15 5-Oct-15

F division 2-Feb-15 2-Feb-15 L seed 12-Jul-15 5-Oct-15 was J. phaeocephalus with no var. Check to make sure it’s not var. paniculatus. L seed 16-Aug-15 5-Sep-15 F division 23-Sep-15 23-Sep-15 was J. phaeocephalus with no var. Check to make sure it’s not var. L seed 16-Aug-15 5-Sep-15 paniculatus. F division 23-Sep-15 23-Sep-15 was J. phaeocephalus with no var. Check to make sure it’s not var. L seed 16-Aug-15 5-Sep-15 paniculatus. F division 23-Sep-15 23-Sep-15 was J. phaeocephalus with no var. Check to make sure it’s not var. L seed 16-Aug-15 5-Sep-15 paniculatus. F division 23-Sep-15 23-Sep-15 was J. phaeocephalus with no var. Check to make sure it’s not var. L seed 16-Aug-15 5-Sep-15 paniculatus. F division 23-Sep-15 23-Sep-15 was J. phaeocephalus with no var. Check to make sure it’s not var. L seed 16-Aug-15 5-Sep-15 paniculatus. F division 23-Sep-15 23-Sep-15

L seed 16-Aug-15 26-Oct-15

nd L seed 10-Jul-15 9-Sep-15

L seed 10-Jul-15 9-Sep-15

L seed 10-Jul-15 9-Sep-15

L seed 10-Jul-15 9-Sep-15

L seed 10-Jul-15 9-Sep-15

L seed 10-Jul-15 9-Sep-15 D seed 22-Jul-15 5-Oct-15

D seed 22-Jul-15 5-Oct-15

D seed 22-Jul-15 5-Oct-15

D seed 22-Jul-15 5-Oct-15 Had no var in flora. Seed window has no var.

L seed 31-May-15 7-Sep-15 Had no var in flora L seed 31-May-15 7-Sep-15 Had no var in flora L seed 31-May-15 7-Sep-15 Had no var in flora L seed 31-May-15 7-Sep-15 Had no var in flora L seed 31-May-15 7-Sep-15

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D seed 29-Apr-15 28-May-15

D seed 29-Apr-15 28-May-15

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nd nd nd nd

nd nd

nd nd nd nd nd nd nd nd was Linanthus androsaceus (Bentham)

nd was Linanthus androsaceus (Bentham) nd was Linanthus androsaceus (Bentham) nd D seed 22-Jul-15 5-Oct-15

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G seed 1-May-15 8-Jun-15

G seed 1-May-15 8-Jun-15 G seed 1-May-15 8-Jun-15

G seed 5-Jun-15 11-Jul-15

G seed 5-Jun-15 11-Jul-15

G seed 5-Jun-15 11-Jul-15

G seed 5-Jun-15 11-Jul-15

G seed 5-Jun-15 11-Jul-15

G seed 5-Jun-15 11-Jul-15

G seed 5-Jun-15 11-Jul-15 nd

nd

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nd no longer var vacillans

F division 10-Jul-15 10-Jul-15 no entry L seed 8-Sep-15 12-Oct-15 60 no longer var F division 10-Jul-15 10-Jul-15 no entry vacillans L seed 8-Sep-15 12-Oct-15 60 no longer var F division 10-Jul-15 10-Jul-15 no entry vacillans L seed 8-Sep-15 12-Oct-15 60 S seed 23-Mar-15 29-Sep-15 60

S seed 23-Mar-15 29-Sep-15

S seed 23-Mar-15 29-Sep-15

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nd nd

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L seed 20-Jul-15 20-Jul-15

L seed 20-Jul-15 20-Jul-15

D seed 7-May-15 27-May-15 D seed 7-May-15 27-May-15 Location has L. “polycarpus” version as well as L. bicolor. D seed 7-May-15 27-May-15 L. polycarpus became bicolor synonym in J2

D seed 7-May-15 27-May-15 L. polycarpus became bicolor synonym in J3 D seed 7-May-15 27-May-15

G seed 9-May-15 2-Sep-15 nd

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L seed 2-Jun-15 1-Oct-15

L seed 2-Jun-15 1-Oct-15 nd

L seed 25-Jun-15 16-Sep-15

L seed 25-Jun-15 16-Sep-15

L seed 25-Jun-15 16-Sep-15

L seed 25-Jun-15 16-Sep-15 L seed 25-Jun-15 16-Sep-15

L seed 25-Jun-15 16-Sep-15 was vas congesta. Seed window is for Luzula cosmosa (no var.)

G seed 28-Mar-15 2-Jun-15 was vas congesta. Seed window is for Luzula cosmosa (no var.) G seed 28-Mar-15 2-Jun-15 was vas congesta. Seed window is for Luzula cosmosa (no var.) G seed 28-Mar-15 2-Jun-15 was vas congesta. Seed window is for Luzula cosmosa (no var.) G seed 28-Mar-15 2-Jun-15 was vas congesta. Seed window is for Luzula cosmosa (no var.) G seed 28-Mar-15 2-Jun-15 was vas congesta. Seed window is for Luzula cosmosa (no var.) G seed 28-Mar-15 2-Jun-15 was vas congesta. Seed window is for Luzula cosmosa (no var.) G seed 28-Mar-15 2-Jun-15 was vas congesta. Seed window is for Luzula cosmosa (no var.) G seed 28-Mar-15 2-Jun-15 nd

nd

nd nd

Was Madia capitata. Madia sativa now includes Madia capitata and sativa 24-Jul-15 16-Oct-15 D seed entries from SBF. They are now the same taxon and both are native. Was Madia capitata. Madia sativa now includes Madia 24-Jul-15 16-Oct-15 capitata and sativa D seed entries from SBF. They are now the same taxon and both are native. Was Madia capitata. Madia sativa now includes Madia 24-Jul-15 16-Oct-15 capitata and sativa D seed entries from SBF. They are now the same taxon and both are native. Was Madia capitata. Madia sativa now includes Madia 24-Jul-15 16-Oct-15 capitata and sativa D seed entries from SBF. They are now the same taxon and both are native. Was Madia capitata. Madia sativa now includes Madia 24-Jul-15 16-Oct-15 capitata and sativa D seed entries from SBF. They are now the same taxon and both are native. Was considered non native. M. sativa now includes Madia 25-Jul-15 17-Oct-15 capitata and sativa D seed entries from SBF. They are now the same taxon and both are native. Was considered non native. M. sativa now includes Madia 25-Jul-15 17-Oct-15 capitata and sativa D seed entries from SBF. They are now the same taxon and both are native. Was considered non native. M. sativa now includes Madia 25-Jul-15 17-Oct-15 capitata and sativa D seed entries from SBF. They are now the same taxon and both are native. Was considered non native. M. sativa now includes Madia 25-Jul-15 17-Oct-15 capitata and sativa D seed entries from SBF. They are now the same taxon and both are native. Was considered non native. M. sativa now includes Madia 25-Jul-15 17-Oct-15 capitata and sativa D seed entries from SBF. They are now the same taxon and both are native. Was considered non native. M. sativa now includes Madia 25-Jul-15 17-Oct-15 capitata and sativa D seed entries from SBF. They are now the same taxon and both are native. Was considered non native. M. sativa now includes Madia 25-Jul-15 17-Oct-15 capitata and sativa D seed entries from SBF. They are now the same taxon and both are native. All but nd Kamchatka location were from transplants taken in 1988. All but nd Kamchatka location were from transplants taken in 1989 All but nd Kamchatka location were from transplants taken in 1990 All but nd Kamchatka location were from transplants taken in 1991 L seed 2-Jul-15 1-Sep-15

L seed 2-Jul-15 1-Sep-15

L seed 2-Jul-15 1-Sep-15

L seed 2-Jul-15 1-Sep-15 nd nd nd nd nd was M. domestica.

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L seed 16-Jun-15 1-Oct-15 L seed 16-Jun-15 1-Oct-15

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L seed 12-Jun-15 25-Jun-15 30 L seed 12-Jun-15 25-Jun-15 30

L seed 12-Jun-15 25-Jun-15 30

L seed 12-Jun-15 25-Jun-15 30

L seed 12-Jun-15 25-Jun-15 30

G seed 3-May-15 17-Jun-15 30 G seed 6-Apr-15 16-Sep-15 30

G seed 6-Apr-15 16-Sep-15 30

G seed 6-Apr-15 16-Sep-15 30

G seed 6-Apr-15 16-Sep-15 30

G seed 6-Apr-15 16-Sep-15 30

G seed 6-Apr-15 16-Sep-15 30 nd nd

nd

nd Was Saxafraga californica

nd Was Saxafraga californica nd Was Saxafraga californica nd Was Saxafraga californica nd Two var may have appeared after SBM flora: var californicus and var subvestitus nd was Phlox gracilis (Hooker)

nd was Phlox gracilis (Hooker) nd was Phlox gracilis (Hooker) nd was Phlox gracilis (Hooker) nd was Phlox gracilis (Hooker) nd Was M. aurantiacus no var. Check Possibly M. aurantiacus var pubescens. Seed window M. aurantiacus. L seed 2-Jun-15 16-Nov-15 Was M. aurantiacus no var. Check Possibly M. aurantiacus var pubescens. Seed window M. aurantiacus. L seed 2-Jun-15 16-Nov-15 Was M. aurantiacus no var. Check Possibly M. aurantiacus var pubescens. Seed window M. aurantiacus. L seed 2-Jun-15 16-Nov-15 Was M. aurantiacus no var. Check Possibly M. aurantiacus var pubescens. Seed window M. aurantiacus. L seed 2-Jun-15 16-Nov-15 Was M. aurantiacus no var. Check Possibly M. aurantiacus var pubescens. Seed window M. aurantiacus. L seed 2-Jun-15 16-Nov-15 Was M. aurantiacus no var. Check Possibly M. aurantiacus var pubescens. Seed window M. aurantiacus. L seed 2-Jun-15 16-Nov-15 Was M. aurantiacus no var. Check Possibly M. aurantiacus var pubescens. Seed window M. aurantiacus. L seed 2-Jun-15 16-Nov-15 Was M. aurantiacus no var. Check Possibly M. aurantiacus var pubescens. Seed window M. aurantiacus. L seed 2-Jun-15 16-Nov-15

D seed 16-Jun-15 28-Nov-15

D seed 16-Jun-15 28-Nov-15

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D seed 16-Jun-15 28-Nov-15

D seed 16-Jun-15 28-Nov-15

D seed 16-Jun-15 28-Nov-15 nd Was Arenaria. nd Check: could be subsp. franciscana. Has been transplanted, as well as hydro- seeded to other areas of the San Bruno Mountains.

L seed 16-Aug-15 26-Oct-15

L seed 17-Aug-15 27-Oct-15

L seed 18-Aug-15 28-Oct-15

L seed 19-Aug-15 29-Oct-15

L seed 20-Aug-15 30-Oct-15

L seed 21-Aug-15 31-Oct-15 L seed 22-Aug-15 1-Nov-15

G division 16-Mar-15 16-Apr-15 L seed 12-Oct-15 1-Dec-15 90 G division 16-Mar-15 16-Apr-15 L seed 12-Oct-15 1-Dec-15 90 G division 16-Mar-15 16-Apr-15 L seed 12-Oct-15 1-Dec-15 90 G division 16-Mar-15 16-Apr-15 L seed 12-Oct-15 1-Dec-15 90 G division 16-Mar-15 16-Apr-15 L seed 12-Oct-15 1-Dec-15 90

nd nd nd

no longer on SBM in ’88; reappeared?

nd nd

D seed 8-Aug-15 18-Nov-15

D seed 8-Aug-15 18-Nov-15

D seed 8-Aug-15 18-Nov-15 nd nd

nd

nd

Was Linaria texana. Seed window info is L. canadensis. G seed 25-Apr-15 16-Jun-15 Was Linaria texana. Seed window info is L. canadensis. G seed 25-Apr-15 16-Jun-15 Was Linaria texana. Seed window info is L. canadensis. G seed 25-Apr-15 16-Jun-15 S seed 8-May-15 30-Jul-15 60 L division 2-Nov-15 30-Jan-15 none

S seed 8-May-15 30-Jul-15 60 L division 2-Nov-15 30-Jan-15 none

S seed 8-May-15 30-Jul-15 60 L division 2-Nov-15 30-Jan-15 none

S seed 8-May-15 30-Jul-15 60 L division 2-Nov-15 30-Jan-15 none

S seed 8-May-15 30-Jul-15 60 L division 2-Nov-15 30-Jan-15 none

L seed 16-Aug-15 24-Sep-15 30

L seed 16-Aug-15 24-Sep-15 30 L seed 16-Aug-15 24-Sep-15 30

nd

nd was subsp. occidentalis (Greene) Ferris

nd nd

nd

nd was O. albicans subsp. pilosa

nd was O. albicans subsp. pilosa nd was O. albicans subsp. pilosa nd was O. albicans subsp. pilosa nd was O. albicans subsp. pilosa nd was O. albicans subsp. pilosa nd was Stylomecon heterophylla (Bentham)

nd was Stylomecon heterophylla (Bentham) nd was Stylomecon heterophylla (Bentham) nd nd

nd In original flora nd was considered native. nd

nd

nd nd

B spore 2-May-15 16-Jul-15

B spore 2-May-15 16-Jul-15 was Senecio cruentus.

nd

L seed 16-Aug-15 28-Nov-15 nd

L seed 2-Jun-15 1-Oct-15

L seed 2-Jun-15 1-Oct-15

L seed 2-Jun-15 1-Oct-15

L seed 2-Jun-15 1-Oct-15

L seed 2-Jun-15 1-Oct-15

L seed 2-Jun-15 1-Oct-15

L seed 2-Jun-15 1-Oct-15

L seed 2-Jun-15 1-Oct-15 L seed 2-Jun-15 1-Oct-15

D seed 10-Jul-15 22-Sep-15

D seed 10-Jul-15 22-Sep-15

D seed 10-Jul-15 22-Sep-15

D seed 10-Jul-15 22-Sep-15 flora gives spelling as Phacelia malvaefolia

D seed 10-Jul-15 27-Aug-15 flora gives spelling as Phacelia malvaefolia D seed 10-Jul-15 27-Aug-15 was P. nemoralis nd w/o subsp.

nd G seed 10-May-15 1-Oct-15

G seed 10-May-15 1-Oct-15

G seed 10-May-15 1-Oct-15

G seed 10-May-15 1-Oct-15

G seed 10-May-15 1-Oct-15

G seed 10-May-15 1-Oct-15

G seed 10-May-15 1-Oct-15 nd nd

nd not listed in Jepson2 although Phyllostachys aurea is listed.

nd notes mention cultivar “Tilden Park”

nd

nd

nd (Accepted name nd for taxon occurring in CA only as agricultural or garden weed.) nd

nd

was P. elegans w/ no subsp.

B seed 12-Sep-15 24-Nov-15 was P. elegans w/ no subsp. B seed 12-Sep-15 24-Nov-15 nd

nd

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L seed 8-Jul-15 22-Sep-15

L seed 8-Jul-15 22-Sep-15

L seed 8-Jul-15 22-Sep-15

L seed 8-Jul-15 22-Sep-15

L seed 8-Jul-15 22-Sep-15

L seed 8-Jul-15 22-Sep-15 nd

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nd Was P. congesta w/o subsp. Check could be subsp. bracystemon

nd Was P. congesta w/o subsp. Check could be subsp. bracystemon nd Was P. congesta w/o subsp. Check could be subsp. bracystemon nd Was P. congesta w/o subsp. Check could be subsp. bracystemon nd Was P. congesta w/o subsp. Check could be subsp. bracystemon nd

nd nd

nd nd

nd L seed 29-May-15 30-May-15

L seed 29-May-15 30-May-15

L seed 29-May-15 30-May-15

L seed 29-May-15 30-May-15

L seed 29-May-15 30-May-15 nd

nd nd

was Polygonum arenastrum

nd F division 19-Apr-15 22-May-15 L seed 23-May-15 1-Oct-15

B spore 2-May-15 16-Jul-15 F division all year all year B spore 2-May-15 16-Jul-15 F division all year all year B spore 2-May-15 16-Jul-15 F division all year all year nd

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B spore 2-May-15 16-Jul-15 G division 10-Oct-15 21-Nov-15 B spore 2-May-15 16-Jul-15 G division 10-Oct-15 21-Nov-15 B spore 2-May-15 16-Jul-15 G division 10-Oct-15 21-Nov-15 B spore 2-May-15 16-Jul-15 G division 10-Oct-15 21-Nov-15 B spore 2-May-15 16-Jul-15 G division 10-Oct-15 21-Nov-15 nd

Was P. anserina no supsp. Seed data for P. anserina, none given for supsp. pacifica. G division 2-May-15 12-Sep-15 no entry L seed 16-Aug-15 20-Sep-15 30 Was P. anserina no supsp. Seed data for P. anserina, none given for G division 2-May-15 12-Sep-15 no entry supsp. pacifica. L seed 16-Aug-15 20-Sep-15 30 Was P. anserina no supsp. Seed data for P. anserina, none given for G division 2-May-15 12-Sep-15 no entry supsp. pacifica. L seed 16-Aug-15 20-Sep-15 30 Was P. anserina no supsp. Seed data for P. anserina, none given for G division 2-May-15 12-Sep-15 no entry supsp. pacifica. L seed 16-Aug-15 20-Sep-15 30 Was Disporum hookeri

nd

G seed 13-Aug-15 13-Aug-15

G seed 14-Aug-15 14-Aug-15

G seed 15-Aug-15 15-Aug-15 nd

nd

nd Was P. ilicifolia with no subsp. Seed window same. L seed 13-Oct-15 13-Oct-15 Was P. ilicifolia with no subsp. Seed window same. L seed 13-Oct-15 13-Oct-15 Was P. ilicifolia with no subsp. Seed window same. L seed 13-Oct-15 13-Oct-15 Was P. ilicifolia with no subsp. Seed window same. L seed 13-Oct-15 13-Oct-15 Was P. ilicifolia with no subsp. Seed window same. L seed 13-Oct-15 13-Oct-15 Was P. ilicifolia with no subsp. Seed window same. L seed 13-Oct-15 13-Oct-15 Was subsp. now var.

nd Was subsp. now var. nd

nd nd

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nd L seed 30-Sep-15 29-Oct-15

L seed 30-Sep-15 29-Oct-15

L seed 30-Sep-15 29-Oct-15

L seed 30-Sep-15 29-Oct-15

L seed 30-Sep-15 29-Oct-15

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nd B spore 2-May-15 16-Jul-15 L division 29-Sep-15 21-Nov-15

B spore 2-May-15 16-Jul-15 L division 29-Sep-15 21-Nov-15

B spore 2-May-15 16-Jul-15 L division 29-Sep-15 21-Nov-15

B spore 2-May-15 16-Jul-15 L division 29-Sep-15 21-Nov-15 ? seed window?

L seed 12-Aug-15 12-Aug-15 ? seed window? L seed 12-Aug-15 12-Aug-15 ? seed window? L seed 12-Aug-15 12-Aug-15 ? seed window? L seed 12-Aug-15 12-Aug-15 Was P. crenato- serrata

nd

L seed 13-Oct-15 7-Nov-15 60

L seed 13-Oct-15 7-Nov-15 60

L seed 13-Oct-15 7-Nov-15 60 L seed 13-Oct-15 7-Nov-15 60

L seed 13-Oct-15 7-Nov-15 60

L seed 2-Sep-15 16-Dec-15

L seed 2-Sep-15 16-Dec-15

L seed 2-Sep-15 16-Dec-15

L seed 2-Sep-15 16-Dec-15

L seed 2-Sep-15 16-Dec-15 nd

nd

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nd Not listed in Jepson2 except as a note in the Quercus Kelloggii entry. nd

nd CHECK had no var in SBF. Could be var cuneatus.

G seed 15-Apr-15 22-Jun-15 CHECK had no var in SBF. Could be var cuneatus. G seed 15-Apr-15 22-Jun-15 CHECK had no var in SBF. Could be var cuneatus. G seed 15-Apr-15 22-Jun-15 CHECK had no var in SBF. Could be var cuneatus. G seed 15-Apr-15 22-Jun-15 CHECK had no var in SBF. Could be var cuneatus. G seed 15-Apr-15 22-Jun-15 CHECK had no var in SBF. Could be var cuneatus. G seed 15-Apr-15 22-Jun-15

nd

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L seed 2-Jun-15 2-Oct-15 L seed 2-Jun-15 2-Oct-15 Flora had no var.

nd Flora had no var. nd Flora had no var. nd Flora had no var. nd

nd Had no var in flora.

nd was var leptosmum

nd was var leptosmum nd nd nd

nd

nd

L seed 21-Aug-15 29-Nov-15 90 L division 3-Nov-15 8-Feb-15 no entry L seed 21-Aug-15 29-Nov-15 90 L division 3-Nov-15 8-Feb-15 no entry

nd L seed 2-Jul-15 16-Sep-15

L seed 2-Jul-15 16-Sep-15

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L seed 2-Jul-15 16-Sep-15

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L seed 2-Jul-15 16-Sep-15 nd

nd nd Was R. parvilforus var. velutinus Seed window info for R. parviflorus.

L division 2-Jun-15 1-Aug-15 L seed 2-Jun-15 1-Aug-15 Was R. parvilforus var. velutinus Seed window info for R. L division 2-Jun-15 1-Aug-15 parviflorus. L seed 2-Jun-15 1-Aug-15 Was R. parvilforus var. velutinus Seed window info for R. L division 2-Jun-15 1-Aug-15 parviflorus. L seed 2-Jun-15 1-Aug-15 Was R. spectabilis Pursh var. franciscanus Seed window info for R. spectabilis. L division 2-Nov-15 1-Feb-15 Was R. spectabilis Pursh var. franciscanus Seed window info for R. spectabilis. L division 2-Nov-15 1-Feb-15

L seed 8-Jun-15 26-Jul-15 G division 2-Nov-15 1-Apr-15 L seed 8-Jun-15 26-Jul-15 G division 2-Nov-15 1-Apr-15 L seed 8-Jun-15 26-Jul-15 G division 2-Nov-15 1-Apr-15 L seed 8-Jun-15 26-Jul-15 G division 2-Nov-15 1-Apr-15 L seed 8-Jun-15 26-Jul-15 G division 2-Nov-15 1-Apr-15 L seed 8-Jun-15 26-Jul-15 G division 2-Nov-15 1-Apr-15 L seed 8-Jun-15 26-Jul-15 G division 2-Nov-15 1-Apr-15 nd

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L seed 20-Jul-15 16-Oct-15

L seed 20-Jul-15 16-Oct-15

nd was Danthonia pilosa

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G division 2-Oct-15 2-Mar-15

G division 2-Oct-15 2-Mar-15

G division 2-Oct-15 2-Mar-15

G division 2-Oct-15 2-Mar-15

G division 2-Oct-15 2-Mar-15

G division 2-Oct-15 2-Mar-15

G division 2-Oct-15 2-Mar-15

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G division 2-Oct-15 2-Mar-15 nd

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nd These propagation instructions are for Sambucus mexicana L seed 29-Jul-15 29-Jul-15 90 L division 21-Nov-15 21-Nov-15 No entry These propagation instructions are for Sambucus L seed 29-Jul-15 29-Jul-15 90 mexicana L division 21-Nov-15 21-Nov-15 No entry These propagation instructions are for Sambucus L seed 29-Jul-15 29-Jul-15 90 mexicana L division 21-Nov-15 21-Nov-15 No entry Seed windows are given for Sambucus racemosa but not for var G division 2-Jan-15 2-Jan-15 90 racemosa S seed 4-Jun-15 23-Aug-15 No entry Seed windows are given for Sambucus racemosa but not for var G division 2-Jan-15 2-Jan-15 90 racemosa S seed 4-Jun-15 23-Aug-15 No entry Seed windows are given for Sambucus racemosa but not for var G division 2-Jan-15 2-Jan-15 90 racemosa S seed 4-Jun-15 23-Aug-15 No entry Seed windows are given for Sambucus racemosa but not for var G division 2-Jan-15 2-Jan-15 90 racemosa S seed 4-Jun-15 23-Aug-15 No entry Seed windows are given for Sambucus racemosa but not for var G division 2-Jan-15 2-Jan-15 90 racemosa S seed 4-Jun-15 23-Aug-15 No entry Seed windows are given for Sambucus racemosa but not for var G division 2-Jan-15 2-Jan-15 90 racemosa S seed 4-Jun-15 23-Aug-15 No entry

G seed 11-Apr-15 5-Jun-15 75

G seed 11-Apr-15 5-Jun-15 75 G seed 11-Apr-15 5-Jun-15 75

G seed 11-Apr-15 5-Jun-15 75

G seed 11-Apr-15 5-Jun-15 75

G seed 11-Apr-15 5-Jun-15 75

G seed 2-May-15 18-Jul-15 75

G seed 2-May-15 18-Jul-15 75

G seed 2-May-15 18-Jul-15 75

L seed 31-May-15 16-Sep-15 75

L seed 31-May-15 16-Sep-15 75

L seed 31-May-15 16-Sep-15 75

L seed 31-May-15 16-Sep-15 75

L seed 31-May-15 16-Sep-15 75 L seed 31-May-15 16-Sep-15 75

L seed 31-May-15 16-Sep-15 75 nd

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nd Was Scirpus acutus

nd Was Scirpus californicus

G seed 25-May-15 22-Dec-15 F division all year all year Was Scirpus pungens

G division 2-Apr-15 23-Sep-15 L seed 16-Aug-15 28-Sep-15

L seed 4-Sep-15 9-Nov-15

L seed 4-Sep-15 9-Nov-15 L seed 4-Sep-15 9-Nov-15

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L seed 16-Jun-15 1-Dec-15

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L seed 16-Jun-15 1-Dec-15

L seed 16-Jun-15 1-Dec-15

L seed 16-Jun-15 1-Dec-15 nd nd

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nd nd nd was S. malvaeflora

G seed 16-May-15 26-Jun-15 14 was S. malvaeflora G seed 17-May-15 27-Jun-15 14 was S. malvaeflora G seed 18-May-15 28-Jun-15 14 was S. malvaeflora G seed 19-May-15 29-Jun-15 14 was S. malvaeflora G seed 20-May-15 30-Jun-15 14 was S. malvaeflora G seed 21-May-15 1-Jul-15 14 nd

G seed 9-May-15 23-Jun-15 nd

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S seed 30-May-15 16-Sep-15 60 F division all year all year no entry

S seed 30-May-15 16-Sep-15 60 F division all year all year no entry

S seed 30-May-15 16-Sep-15 60 F division all year all year no entry S seed 30-May-15 16-Sep-15 60 F division all year all year no entry

S seed 30-May-15 16-Sep-15 60 F division all year all year no entry

S seed 30-May-15 16-Sep-15 60 F division all year all year no entry

S seed 30-May-15 16-Sep-15 60 F division all year all year no entry

F division all year all year

F division all year all year was subsp nd grandis nd nd

L seed 4-Jul-15 29-Sep-15 30

L seed 4-Jul-15 29-Sep-15 30

L seed 4-Jul-15 29-Sep-15 30 nd

L seed 28-Aug-15 28-Oct-15

L seed 28-Aug-15 28-Oct-15

L seed 28-Aug-15 28-Oct-15

L seed 28-Aug-15 28-Oct-15

L seed 28-Aug-15 28-Oct-15 was Solidago californica

L seed 2-Jul-15 2-Oct-15 30 was Solidago californica L seed 2-Jul-15 2-Oct-15 30 was Solidago californica L seed 2-Jul-15 2-Oct-15 30 was Solidago californica L seed 2-Jul-15 2-Oct-15 30 was Solidago californica L seed 2-Jul-15 2-Oct-15 30 nd nd nd nd new subsp

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B seed 23-Aug-15 23-Aug-15 F division all year all year L seed 10-Jun-15 19-Oct-15 F division all year all year L seed 10-Jun-15 19-Oct-15 F division all year all year L seed 10-Jun-15 19-Oct-15 F division all year all year L seed 10-Jun-15 19-Oct-15 F division all year all year L seed 10-Jun-15 19-Oct-15 F division all year all year L seed 10-Jun-15 19-Oct-15 F division all year all year L seed 10-Jun-15 19-Oct-15 F division all year all year L seed 10-Jun-15 19-Oct-15

L seed 2-Aug-15 1-Sep-15

L seed 3-Aug-15 2-Sep-15

L seed 4-Aug-15 3-Sep-15 Included in the 1968 Flora; does not occur on the San Bruno Mountains, so far as known. nd nd

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G seed 15-May-15 3-Jun-15 G seed 21-Mar-15 16-Jun-15

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G seed 21-Mar-15 16-Jun-15

G seed 21-Mar-15 16-Jun-15

G seed 21-Mar-15 16-Jun-15

G seed 21-Mar-15 16-Jun-15 Seed window info is for taxon w/o var. laevigatus.

L division 7-Sep-15 15-Oct-15 no entry L seed 7-Sep-15 15-Oct-15 240 L division 7-Sep-15 15-Oct-15 no entry L seed 7-Sep-15 15-Oct-15 240 L division 7-Sep-15 15-Oct-15 no entry L seed 7-Sep-15 15-Oct-15 240 L division 7-Sep-15 15-Oct-15 no entry L seed 7-Sep-15 15-Oct-15 240 L division 7-Sep-15 15-Oct-15 no entry L seed 7-Sep-15 15-Oct-15 240 L division 7-Sep-15 15-Oct-15 no entry L seed 7-Sep-15 15-Oct-15 240 L division 7-Sep-15 15-Oct-15 no entry L seed 7-Sep-15 15-Oct-15 240 L division 7-Sep-15 15-Oct-15 no entry L seed 7-Sep-15 15-Oct-15 240

G division 13-Apr-15 13-Apr-15 was Aster chilensis

L seed 23-Aug-15 14-Dec-15 was Aster chilensis L seed 23-Aug-15 14-Dec-15 was Aster chilensis L seed 23-Aug-15 14-Dec-15 was Aster chilensis L seed 23-Aug-15 14-Dec-15 was Aster chilensis L seed 23-Aug-15 14-Dec-15 was Aster chilensis L seed 23-Aug-15 14-Dec-15 was Aster chilensis L seed 23-Aug-15 14-Dec-15 was Aster nd subspicatus

was T. douglasii or T. camphoratum Seed window information is from T. camphoratum L seed 20-May-15 16-Oct-15 There are several nd versions of T.officinale that this could have been. was T. nd laevigatum

was Cammissonia ovata

S seed 8-Jun-15 3-Jul-15 180 was Cammissonia ovata S seed 8-Jun-15 3-Jul-15 180 was Cammissonia ovata S seed 8-Jun-15 3-Jul-15 180 was Cammissonia ovata S seed 8-Jun-15 3-Jul-15 180 was Cammissonia ovata S seed 8-Jun-15 3-Jul-15 180 was Cammissonia ovata S seed 8-Jun-15 3-Jul-15 180 was Cammissonia ovata S seed 8-Jun-15 3-Jul-15 180

nd

nd

nd nd

was T. polycarpum

nd was T. polycarpum nd was T. polycarpum nd

nd

L seed 22-Oct-15 22-Oct-15

L seed 22-Oct-15 22-Oct-15

L seed 22-Oct-15 22-Oct-15 was Zigadenus nd fremontii var. minor.

nd Check: could be either of two vars: T bifidum var. bifidum or T. bifidum var. decipiens.

D seed 5-May-15 5-May-15 Check: could be either of two vars: T bifidum var. bifidum or T. bifidum var. decipiens. D seed 5-May-15 5-May-15 nd Seed window info is for taxon w/o var. amplectans. The specific var is left blank.

D seed 1-May-15 22-May-15 Seed window info is for taxon w/o var. amplectans. The specific var is left blank. D seed 1-May-15 22-May-15 Seed window info is for taxon w/o var. amplectans. The specific var is left blank. D seed 1-May-15 22-May-15 nd

The Seed window is questionable.

D seed 24-Apr-15 24-Apr-15 The Seed window is questionable. D seed 24-Apr-15 24-Apr-15 The Seed window is questionable. D seed 24-Apr-15 24-Apr-15 nd

nd

nd The seed window is questionable.

D seed 12-Jun-15 12-Jun-15 The seed window is questionable. D seed 12-Jun-15 12-Jun-15 nd

nd Trifolium tridentatum in Flora

D seed 19-May-15 18-Jul-15 Trifolium tridentatum in Flora D seed 19-May-15 18-Jul-15 Trifolium tridentatum in Flora D seed 19-May-15 18-Jul-15 Trifolium tridentatum in Flora D seed 19-May-15 18-Jul-15

L seed 9-Jun-15 11-Jan-15 L seed 9-Jun-15 11-Jan-15

L seed 9-Jun-15 11-Jan-15

L seed 9-Jun-15 11-Jan-15 was Liliaea scilloides

D seed 16-Apr-15 16-Apr-15 was Liliaea scilloides D seed 16-Apr-15 16-Apr-15

nd

nd

nd nd

Was Orthocarpus erianthus var erianthus.

nd Was Orthocarpus erianthus var roseus. nd Was Orthocarpus erianthus var roseus. nd Was Orthocarpus erianthus var roseus. nd Was Orthocarpus erianthus var roseus. nd Was Orthocarpus erianthus var roseus. nd Was Orthocarpus erianthus var roseus. nd Was Orthocarpus floribundus.

nd Was Orthocarpus pusillus

D seed 20-Apr-15 29-Jun-15 Was Orthocarpus pusillus D seed 20-Apr-15 29-Jun-15 Was Orthocarpus pusillus D seed 20-Apr-15 29-Jun-15

nd

G division 10-Jul-15 14-Nov-15 B seed 10-Jul-15 23-Oct-15 G division 10-Jul-15 14-Nov-15 B seed 10-Jul-15 23-Oct-15

G division 10-Jul-15 14-Nov-15 B seed 10-Jul-15 23-Oct-15

G division 10-Jul-15 14-Nov-15 B seed 10-Jul-15 23-Oct-15

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D seed 21-May-15 8-Jul-15 nd

nd nd

nd

L seed 16-Oct-15 1-Dec-15 Was Microseris nd lindleyi.

Seed window info is for taxon w/o subsp.

L seed 5-Oct-15 9-Nov-15 Seed window info is for taxon w/o subsp. L seed 5-Oct-15 9-Nov-15 Seed window info is for taxon w/o subsp. L seed 5-Oct-15 9-Nov-15 nd L seed 2-Jul-15 16-Nov-15

L seed 2-Jul-15 16-Nov-15

L seed 2-Jul-15 16-Nov-15

L seed 2-Jul-15 16-Nov-15

nd Was V. brasiliensis

nd D seed 28-Aug-15 13-Sep-15

D seed 28-Aug-15 13-Sep-15

D seed 28-Aug-15 13-Sep-15

D seed 28-Aug-15 13-Sep-15

D seed 28-Aug-15 13-Sep-15

D seed 28-Aug-15 13-Sep-15

nd Superficially resembles Lathyrus vestitus. Seed window is questionable.

L seed 9-Jul-15 9-Jul-15 Superficially resembles Lathyrus vestitus. Seed window is questionable. L seed 9-Jul-15 9-Jul-15 Superficially resembles Lathyrus vestitus. Seed window is questionable. L seed 9-Jul-15 9-Jul-15 Superficially resembles Lathyrus vestitus. Seed window is questionable. L seed 9-Jul-15 9-Jul-15 nd

L seed 2-Jun-15 12-Aug-15

L seed 3-Jun-15 13-Aug-15

L seed 4-Jun-15 14-Aug-15 L seed 5-Jun-15 15-Aug-15

L seed 6-Jun-15 16-Aug-15

nd

nd nd S seed 3-May-15 24-May-15 120

S seed 3-May-15 24-May-15 120

S seed 3-May-15 24-May-15 120

S seed 3-May-15 24-May-15 120

nd nd nd nd nd nd

B spore 2-Dec-15 1-Mar-15

B spore 2-Dec-15 1-Mar-15

S seed 4-Jun-15 16-Sep-15 90

S seed 4-Jun-15 16-Sep-15 90 Not listed in Jepson2 except as mention under Elymus glaucus. nd Not listed in Jepson2 except as mention under Elymus glaucus.

nd nd

nd nd

nd was Centaurium davyi

nd nd was Centaurium floribundum

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nd