Division Common Name Class Family Division ANTHOPHYTA

Division
Common Name
Class
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Dicots
Pea Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass 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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns
Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns
Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns
Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Pea Family
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Pea Family
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Pea Family
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Pea Family
SINOPTERIDACEAE.
Maidenhair Family
SINOPTERIDACEAE.
Maidenhair Family
SINOPTERIDACEAE.
Maidenhair Family
SINOPTERIDACEAE.
Maidenhair Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SAPINDACEAE
SOAPBERRY FAMILY
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SAPINDACEAE
SOAPBERRY FAMILY
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SAPINDACEAE
SOAPBERRY FAMILY
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
LILIACEAE (includes
Amaryllidaceae ). Lily Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class
POACEAE (Gramineae).
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Grass Family
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Dicots
Pea Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
ALISMATACEAE. Waterplantain Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
LILIACEAE (includes
Amaryllidaceae ). Lily Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
LILIACEAE (includes
Amaryllidaceae ). Lily Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
LILIACEAE (includes
Amaryllidaceae ). Lily Family
LILIACEAE (includes
Amaryllidaceae ). Lily Family
LILIACEAE (includes
Amaryllidaceae ). Lily Family
LILIACEAE (includes
Amaryllidaceae ). Lily Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
LILIACEAE (includes
Amaryllidaceae ). Lily Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
LILIACEAE (includes
Amaryllidaceae ). Lily Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
LILIACEAE (includes
Amaryllidaceae ). Lily Family
LILIACEAE (includes
Amaryllidaceae ). Lily Family
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BORAGINACEAE. Borage
Dicots
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
BORAGINACEAE. Borage
Family
BORAGINACEAE. Borage
Family
BORAGINACEAE. Borage
Family
BORAGINACEAE. Borage
Family
BORAGINACEAE. Borage
Family
BORAGINACEAE. Borage
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Dicots
Carrot or Parsley Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
ASTERACEAE
(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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RANUNCULACEAE.
Dicots
Buttercup Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BRASSICACEAE
Dicots
(Cruciferae). Mustard Family
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
APOCYNACEAE. Dogbane
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ERICACEAE. Heather
Dicots
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ERICACEAE. Heather
Dicots
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ERICACEAE. Heather
Dicots
Family
ERICACEAE. Heather
Family
ERICACEAE. Heather
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
ERICACEAE. Heather
Family
ERICACEAE. Heather
Family
ERICACEAE. Heather
Family
ERICACEAE. Heather
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
ARISTOLOCHIACEAE.
Aristolochia Family
ARISTOLOCHIACEAE.
Aristolochia Family
ARISTOLOCHIACEAE.
Aristolochia Family
ARISTOLOCHIACEAE.
Aristolochia Family
PLUMBAGINACEAE.
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns
Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Pea Family
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Pea Family
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Pea Family
WOODSIACEAE.
Cliff
Fern Family
WOODSIACEAE.
Fern Family
Cliff
Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns
WOODSIACEAE.
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
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Cliff
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE.
Dicots
Barberry Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
OROBANCHACEAE.
Broomrape Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE.
Dicots
Barberry Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
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
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE.
Dicots
Barberry Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE.
Dicots
Barberry Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
THEMIDACEAE
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
THEMIDACEAE
BRODIAEA FAMILY
BRODIAEA FAMILY
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
PORTULACACEAE. Purslane
Family
PORTULACACEAE. Purslane
Family
PORTULACACEAE. Purslane
Family
PORTULACACEAE. Purslane
Family
PORTULACACEAE. Purslane
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CONVOLVULACEAE.
Dicots
Morning Glory Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
PORTULACACEAE. Purslane
Family
PLANTAGINACEAE.
Plantago Family
CONVOLVULACEAE.
Morning Glory Family
CONVOLVULACEAE.
Morning Glory Family
CONVOLVULACEAE.
Morning Glory Family
CONVOLVULACEAE.
Morning Glory Family
CONVOLVULACEAE.
Morning Glory Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CONVOLVULACEAE.
Dicots
Morning Glory Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
CONVOLVULACEAE.
Morning Glory Family
CONVOLVULACEAE.
Morning Glory Family
CONVOLVULACEAE.
Morning Glory Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CONVOLVULACEAE.
Dicots
Morning Glory Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening
Dicots
Primrose Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
ONAGRACEAE. Evening
Primrose Family
ONAGRACEAE. Evening
Primrose Family
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
CARYOPHYLLACEAE.
Pink or Carnation Family
CARYOPHYLLACEAE.
Pink or Carnation Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
CARYOPHYLLACEAE.
Pink or Carnation Family
ASTERACEAE
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
AIZOACEAE. Carpet-weed
Family
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
OROBANCHACEAE.
Broomrape Family
OROBANCHACEAE.
Broomrape Family
OROBANCHACEAE.
Broomrape Family
OROBANCHACEAE.
Broomrape Family
OROBANCHACEAE.
Broomrape Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
OROBANCHACEAE.
Broomrape Family
OROBANCHACEAE.
Broomrape Family
OROBANCHACEAE.
Broomrape Family
OROBANCHACEAE.
Broomrape Family
CASUARINACEAE.
Casuarina Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE.
Dicots
Barberry Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RHAMNACEAE. Buckthorn
Dicots
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RHAMNACEAE. Buckthorn
Dicots
Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
RHAMNACEAE. Buckthorn
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
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CHENOPODIACEAE.
Dicots
Goosefoot Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
IRIDACEAE. Iris Family
CHENOPODIACEAE.
Goosefoot Family
CHENOPODIACEAE.
Goosefoot Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CHENOPODIACEAE.
Dicots
Goosefoot Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
AGAVACEAE CENTURY
PLANT FAMILY
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
AGAVACEAE CENTURY
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
AGAVACEAE CENTURY
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLYGONACEAE.
Dicots
Buckwheat Family
PLANT FAMILY
PLANT 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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
AGAVACEAE CENTURY
Class
PLANT FAMILY
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
AGAVACEAE CENTURY
PLANT FAMILY
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
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
AGAVACEAE CENTURY
PLANT FAMILY
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening
Dicots
Primrose Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
ONAGRACEAE. Evening
Primrose Family
ONAGRACEAE. Evening
Primrose Family
ONAGRACEAE. Evening
Primrose Family
ONAGRACEAE. Evening
Primrose Family
ONAGRACEAE. Evening
Primrose Family
ONAGRACEAE. Evening
Primrose Family
ONAGRACEAE. Evening
Primrose Family
MONTIACEAE MINER'S
LETTUCE FAMILY
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. MONTIACEAE MINER'S
LETTUCE FAMILY
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. MONTIACEAE MINER'S
LETTUCE FAMILY
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. MONTIACEAE MINER'S
LETTUCE FAMILY
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. MONTIACEAE MINER'S
LETTUCE FAMILY
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. MONTIACEAE MINER'S
LETTUCE FAMILY
Dicots
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.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint
Family
LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint
Family
PLANTAGINACEAE.
Plantago Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE.
Dicots
Plantago Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
PLANTAGINACEAE.
Plantago Family
PLANTAGINACEAE.
Plantago Family
PLANTAGINACEAE.
Plantago Family
PLANTAGINACEAE.
Plantago Family
PLANTAGINACEAE.
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
FAMILY
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CORNACEAE. Dogwood
Dicots
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
ORCHIDACEAE. Orchid
Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE.
Dicots
Barberry Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
CRASSULACEAE:
Stonecrop Family
CRASSULACEAE:
Stonecrop Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. EUPHORBIACEAE. Spurge
Dicots
Family
IRIDACEAE. Iris 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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE.
Dicots
Barberry Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Pea Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Dicots
Pea Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
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
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PAPAVERACEAE (includes
Dicots
Fumariaceae ). Poppy Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
PAPAVERACEAE (includes
Fumariaceae ). Poppy Family
THEMIDACEAE
BRODIAEA FAMILY
THEMIDACEAE
BRODIAEA FAMILY
THEMIDACEAE
BRODIAEA FAMILY
THEMIDACEAE
BRODIAEA FAMILY
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
THEMIDACEAE
BRODIAEA FAMILY
CONVOLVULACEAE.
Morning Glory Family
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
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
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
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass 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
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening
Dicots
Primrose Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
ONAGRACEAE. Evening
Primrose Family
ONAGRACEAE. Evening
Primrose Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
ONAGRACEAE. Evening
Primrose Family
ONAGRACEAE. Evening
Primrose Family
ONAGRACEAE. Evening
Primrose Family
ONAGRACEAE. Evening
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
ONAGRACEAE. Evening
Primrose Family
ONAGRACEAE. Evening
Primrose Family
ONAGRACEAE. Evening
Primrose Family
ONAGRACEAE. Evening
Primrose Family
ONAGRACEAE. Evening
Primrose Family
ONAGRACEAE. Evening
Primrose Family
ONAGRACEAE. Evening
Primrose Family
ONAGRACEAE. Evening
Primrose Family
ONAGRACEAE. Evening
Primrose Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ONAGRACEAE. Evening
Dicots
Primrose Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Division
EQUISETOPHYTA.
.
Horsetails
EQUISETACEAE. Horsetail
Family
Division
EQUISETOPHYTA.
.
Horsetails
EQUISETACEAE. Horsetail
Family
ONAGRACEAE. Evening
Primrose Family
ONAGRACEAE. Evening
Primrose Family
Division
EQUISETOPHYTA.
.
Division
EQUISETOPHYTA.
.
Horsetails
EQUISETACEAE. Horsetail
Family
Horsetails
EQUISETACEAE. Horsetail
Family
Division
EQUISETOPHYTA.
.
Division
EQUISETOPHYTA.
.
Division
EQUISETOPHYTA.
.
Division
EQUISETOPHYTA.
.
Division
EQUISETOPHYTA.
.
Horsetails
EQUISETACEAE. Horsetail
Family
Horsetails
EQUISETACEAE. Horsetail
Family
Horsetails
EQUISETACEAE. Horsetail
Family
Horsetails
EQUISETACEAE. Horsetail
Family
Horsetails
EQUISETACEAE. Horsetail
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. HYDROPHYLIACEAE.
Dicots
Waterleaf or Phacelia Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
HYDROPHYLIACEAE.
Waterleaf or Phacelia Family
HYDROPHYLIACEAE.
Waterleaf or Phacelia Family
HYDROPHYLIACEAE.
Waterleaf or Phacelia Family
HYDROPHYLIACEAE.
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
POLYGONACEAE.
Buckwheat Family
POLYGONACEAE.
Buckwheat Family
POLYGONACEAE.
Buckwheat Family
POLYGONACEAE.
Buckwheat Family
POLYGONACEAE.
Buckwheat Family
POLYGONACEAE.
Buckwheat Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
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
POLYGONACEAE.
Buckwheat Family
POLYGONACEAE.
Buckwheat Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. GERANIACEAE. Geranium
Dicots
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
PAPAVERACEAE (includes
Fumariaceae ). Poppy Family
PAPAVERACEAE (includes
Fumariaceae ). Poppy Family
PAPAVERACEAE (includes
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
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.
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.
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
EUPHORBIACEAE. Spurge
Family
EUPHORBIACEAE. Spurge
Family
EUPHORBIACEAE. Spurge
Family
EUPHORBIACEAE. Spurge
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. EUPHORBIACEAE. Spurge
Dicots
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
MORACEAE. Mulberry
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family
Dicots
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
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
IRIDACEAE. Iris Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
LILIACEAE (includes
Amaryllidaceae ). Lily Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
LILIACEAE (includes
Amaryllidaceae ). Lily Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
LILIACEAE (includes
Amaryllidaceae ). Lily Family
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. GARRYACEAE. Silk Tassel
Dicots
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
GARRYACEAE. Silk Tassel
Family
GARRYACEAE. Silk Tassel
Family
GARRYACEAE. Silk Tassel
Family
GARRYACEAE. Silk Tassel
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
GARRYACEAE. Silk Tassel
Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
POLEMONIACEAE.
Polemonium or Phlox Family
POLEMONIACEAE.
Polemonium or Phlox Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POLEMONIACEAE.
Polemonium or Phlox Family
POLEMONIACEAE.
Polemonium or Phlox Family
IRIDACEAE. Iris Family
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Dicots
Carrot or Parsley Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. URTICACEAE. Nettle Family
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division
CONIFEROPHYTA.
Conifers
CUPRESSACEAE. Cypress
Family
Division
CONIFEROPHYTA.
Conifers
CUPRESSACEAE. Cypress
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
ROSACEAE. Rose Family
ROSACEAE. Rose Family
ROSACEAE. Rose Family
ASTERACEAE
(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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
SAXIFRAGACEAE.
Saxifrage Family
SAXIFRAGACEAE.
Saxifrage Family
SAXIFRAGACEAE.
Saxifrage Family
SAXIFRAGACEAE.
Saxifrage Family
SAXIFRAGACEAE.
Saxifrage Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE.
Dicots
Barberry Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family
Dicots
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass 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
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family
Dicots
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass 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. FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Dicots
Pea Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. HYPERICACEAE. St. John's
Dicots
Wort Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
HYPERICACEAE. St. John's
Wort Family
HYPERICACEAE. St. John's
Wort Family
HYPERICACEAE. St. John's
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
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
IRIDACEAE. Iris Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
IRIDACEAE. Iris Family
IRIDACEAE. Iris Family
IRIDACEAE. Iris Family
IRIDACEAE. Iris Family
IRIDACEAE. Iris Family
IRIDACEAE. Iris Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
IRIDACEAE. Iris Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
IRIDACEAE. Iris Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
IRIDACEAE. Iris Family
IRIDACEAE. Iris Family
IRIDACEAE. Iris Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
IRIDACEAE. Iris Family
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
ASPHODELACEAE
ASPHODEL FAMILY
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Dicots
Pea Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Pea Family
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Pea Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Pea Family
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Pea Family
ASTERACEAE
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class
ARACEAE. Arum Family
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
ARACEAE. Arum Family
ARACEAE. Arum Family
LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint
Family
LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint
Family
LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint
Family
LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint
Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
SAXIFRAGACEAE.
Saxifrage Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
SAXIFRAGACEAE.
Saxifrage Family
SAXIFRAGACEAE.
Saxifrage Family
SAXIFRAGACEAE.
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.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Dicots
Carrot or Parsley Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Dicots
Carrot or Parsley Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
CAPRIFOLIACEAE.
Honeysuckle Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
CAPRIFOLIACEAE.
Honeysuckle Family
CAPRIFOLIACEAE.
Honeysuckle Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CAPRIFOLIACEAE.
Dicots
Honeysuckle Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
CAPRIFOLIACEAE.
Honeysuckle Family
CAPRIFOLIACEAE.
Honeysuckle Family
CAPRIFOLIACEAE.
Honeysuckle Family
CAPRIFOLIACEAE.
Honeysuckle Family
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Pea Family
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Pea Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Pea Family
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Pea Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Pea Family
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Pea Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Pea Family
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Pea Family
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Pea Family
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Pea Family
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Pea Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Pea Family
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Pea Family
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
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
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
RUSCACEAE BUTCHER'S-
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
RUSCACEAE BUTCHER'S-
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
RUSCACEAE BUTCHER'S-
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
RUSCACEAE BUTCHER'S-
BROOM FAMILY
BROOM FAMILY
BROOM FAMILY
BROOM FAMILY
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
RUSCACEAE BUTCHER'S-
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
RUSCACEAE BUTCHER'S-
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
BROOM FAMILY
BROOM FAMILY
RUSCACEAE BUTCHER'SBROOM FAMILY
RUSCACEAE BUTCHER'SBROOM FAMILY
RUSCACEAE BUTCHER'SBROOM FAMILY
RUSCACEAE BUTCHER'SBROOM FAMILY
RUSCACEAE BUTCHER'SBROOM FAMILY
RUSCACEAE BUTCHER'SBROOM FAMILY
RUSCACEAE BUTCHER'SBROOM FAMILY
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
CUCURBITACEAE. Gourd
Family
CUCURBITACEAE. Gourd
Family
CUCURBITACEAE. Gourd
Family
CUCURBITACEAE. Gourd
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
CUCURBITACEAE. Gourd
Family
CUCURBITACEAE. Gourd
Family
CUCURBITACEAE. Gourd
Family
LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
PAPAVERACEAE (includes
Fumariaceae ). Poppy Family
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
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
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
SAXIFRAGACEAE.
Saxifrage Family
SAXIFRAGACEAE.
Saxifrage Family
SAXIFRAGACEAE.
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLEMONIACEAE.
Dicots
Polemonium or Phlox Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PHRYMACEAE LOPSEED
FAMILY
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PHRYMACEAE LOPSEED
FAMILY
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PHRYMACEAE LOPSEED
FAMILY
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PHRYMACEAE LOPSEED
FAMILY
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PHRYMACEAE LOPSEED
FAMILY
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PHRYMACEAE LOPSEED
FAMILY
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PHRYMACEAE LOPSEED
FAMILY
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PHRYMACEAE LOPSEED
FAMILY
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PHRYMACEAE LOPSEED
FAMILY
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PHRYMACEAE LOPSEED
FAMILY
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PHRYMACEAE LOPSEED
FAMILY
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PHRYMACEAE LOPSEED
FAMILY
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PHRYMACEAE LOPSEED
FAMILY
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PHRYMACEAE LOPSEED
FAMILY
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PHRYMACEAE LOPSEED
FAMILY
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. NYCTAGINACEAE. FourDicots
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint
Family
LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint
Family
LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint
Family
LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint
Family
LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint
Family
MYRICACEAE. Wax Myrtle
or Bayberry Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
MYRICACEAE. Wax Myrtle
or Bayberry Family
MYRICACEAE. Wax Myrtle
or Bayberry Family
MYRICACEAE. Wax Myrtle
or Bayberry Family
MYRICACEAE. Wax Myrtle
or Bayberry Family
THEMIDACEAE
BRODIAEA FAMILY
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
Milfoil Family
Dicots
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
POLEMONIACEAE.
Polemonium or Phlox Family
POLEMONIACEAE.
Polemonium or Phlox Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE.
Dicots
Barberry Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
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
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
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. 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.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE.
Dicots
Broomrape Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. OROBANCHACEAE.
Dicots
Broomrape Family
ONAGRACEAE. Evening
Primrose 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
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. GERANIACEAE. Geranium
Dicots
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
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
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE.
Dicots
Barberry Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. VERBENACEAE. Verbena
Dicots
Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
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
Division
CONIFEROPHYTA.
Conifers
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family
Dicots
CUPRESSACEAE. Cypress
Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division
CONIFEROPHYTA.
Conifers
CUPRESSACEAE. Cypress
Family
Division
CONIFEROPHYTA.
Conifers
CUPRESSACEAE. Cypress
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
ORCHIDACEAE. Orchid
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
ORCHIDACEAE. Orchid
Family
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
PLANTAGINACEAE.
Plantago Family
PLANTAGINACEAE.
Plantago Family
PLANTAGINACEAE.
Plantago Family
PLANTAGINACEAE.
Plantago Family
PLANTAGINACEAE.
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
PLANTAGINACEAE.
Plantago Family
PLANTAGINACEAE.
Plantago Family
PLANTAGINACEAE.
Plantago Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PAPAVERACEAE (includes
Dicots
Fumariaceae ). Poppy Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
PAPAVERACEAE (includes
Fumariaceae ). Poppy Family
PAPAVERACEAE (includes
Fumariaceae ). Poppy Family
PAPAVERACEAE (includes
Fumariaceae ). Poppy Family
VALERIANACEAE. Valerian
Family
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
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint
Dicots
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint
Family
CARYOPHYLLACEAE.
Pink or Carnation Family
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
POLYPODIACEAE.
Polypody Family
POLYPODIACEAE.
Polypody Family
Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns
Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
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
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint
Dicots
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
LILIACEAE (includes
Amaryllidaceae ). Lily Family
LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint
Family
LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family
Dicots
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
POLYGONACEAE.
Buckwheat Family
POLYGONACEAE.
Buckwheat Family
POLYGONACEAE.
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
FAGACEAE. Oak or Beech
Family
FAGACEAE. Oak or Beech
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
FAGACEAE. Oak or Beech
Family
FAGACEAE. Oak or Beech
Family
FAGACEAE. Oak or Beech
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
FAGACEAE.
Family
FAGACEAE.
Family
FAGACEAE.
Family
FAGACEAE.
Family
Oak or Beech
Oak or Beech
Oak or Beech
Oak or Beech
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
FAGACEAE. Oak or Beech
Family
FAGACEAE. Oak or Beech
Family
FAGACEAE. Oak or Beech
Family
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
(Cruciferae) MUSTARD
Dicots
FAMILY
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RHAMNACEAE. Buckthorn
Dicots
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
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
RHAMNACEAE. Buckthorn
Family
GROSSULARIACEAE.
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
GROSSULARIACEAE.
Gooseberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
BERBERIDACEAE.
Barberry Family
ROSACEAE. Rose Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ROSACEAE. Rose Family
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
ROSACEAE. Rose Family
ROSACEAE. Rose Family
ROSACEAE. Rose Family
ROSACEAE. Rose Family
ROSACEAE. Rose Family
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
ROSACEAE. Rose Family
ROSACEAE. Rose Family
ROSACEAE. Rose Family
ROSACEAE. Rose Family
ROSACEAE. Rose Family
ROSACEAE. Rose 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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. POLYGONACEAE.
Dicots
Buckwheat Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RUTACEAE. Rue Family
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
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
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
CARYOPHYLLACEAE.
Pink or Carnation Family
SALICACEAE. Willow
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
SALICACEAE. Willow
Family
SALICACEAE. Willow
Family
SALICACEAE. Willow
Family
SALICACEAE. Willow
Family
SALICACEAE. Willow
Family
SALICACEAE. Willow
Family
SALICACEAE. Willow
Family
SALICACEAE. Willow
Family
SALICACEAE. Willow
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint
Family
LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint
Family
LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint
Family
LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint
Family
LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint
Family
LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint
Family
ADOXACEA. Muskroot
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
APIACEAE (Umbelliferae ).
Carrot or Parsley Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
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
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. SCROPHULARIACEAE.
Dicots
Figwort Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
CYPERACEAE. Sedge
Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
SCROPHULARIACEAE.
Figwort Family
SCROPHULARIACEAE.
Figwort Family
SCROPHULARIACEAE.
Figwort Family
SCROPHULARIACEAE.
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
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
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
CONIFEROPHYTA.
Conifers
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
TAXODIACEAE. Taxodium
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 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
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
IRIDACEAE. Iris Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
IRIDACEAE. Iris Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
IRIDACEAE. Iris Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
IRIDACEAE. Iris Family
IRIDACEAE. Iris Family
IRIDACEAE. Iris Family
IRIDACEAE. Iris Family
IRIDACEAE. Iris Family
IRIDACEAE. Iris Family
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
SOLANACEAE. Nightshade
Family
SOLANACEAE. Nightshade
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. URTICACEAE NETTLE
FAMILY
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
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.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
CARYOPHYLLACEAE.
Pink or Carnation Family
CARYOPHYLLACEAE.
Pink or Carnation Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
ORCHIDACEAE. Orchid
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
ORCHIDACEAE. Orchid
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint
Dicots
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint
Family
LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint
Family
LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint
Family
LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint
Family
LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint
Family
LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint
Family
LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint
Family
LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint
Family
LAMIACEAE (Labiatae). Mint
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
CARYOPHYLLACEAE.
Pink or Carnation Family
ASTERACEAE
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. CAPRIFOLIACEAE.
Dicots
Honeysuckle Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
CAPRIFOLIACEAE.
Honeysuckle Family
CAPRIFOLIACEAE.
Honeysuckle Family
CAPRIFOLIACEAE.
Honeysuckle Family
CAPRIFOLIACEAE.
Honeysuckle Family
CAPRIFOLIACEAE.
Honeysuckle Family
CAPRIFOLIACEAE.
Honeysuckle Family
CAPRIFOLIACEAE.
Honeysuckle Family
CAPRIFOLIACEAE.
Honeysuckle Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RANUNCULACEAE.
Dicots
Buttercup Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. RANUNCULACEAE.
Dicots
Buttercup Family
SAXIFRAGACEAE.
Saxifrage Family
SAXIFRAGACEAE.
Saxifrage Family
AIZOACEAE. Carpet-weed
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
ANACARDIACEAE. Sumac
Family
ANACARDIACEAE. Sumac
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. ASTERACEAE
Dicots
(Compositae). Sunflower
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Dicots
Pea Family
MELANTHIACEAE FALSEHELLEBORE 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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Pea Family
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Pea Family
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Pea Family
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Pea Family
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Pea Family
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Pea Family
JUNCAGINACEAE. Arrowgrass Family
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
JUNCAGINACEAE. Arrowgrass Family
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
MELANTHIACEAE FALSEHELLEBORE FAMILY
MELANTHIACEAE FALSEHELLEBORE FAMILY
MELANTHIACEAE FALSEHELLEBORE FAMILY
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
OROBANCHACEAE.
Broomrape Family
OROBANCHACEAE.
Broomrape Family
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
THEMIDACEAE
BRODIAEA FAMILY
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. TROPAEOLACEAE.
Dicots
Tropaeolum Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. BERBERIDACEAE.
Dicots
Barberry Family
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
THEMIDACEAE
BRODIAEA FAMILY
THEMIDACEAE
BRODIAEA FAMILY
THEMIDACEAE
BRODIAEA FAMILY
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
TYPHACEAE. Cattail
Family Note: Three of the
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.
TYPHACEAE. Cattail
Family Note: Three of the
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
TYPHACEAE. Cattail
Family Note: Three of the
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.
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Dicots
Pea Family
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
ERICACEAE. Heather
Family
ERICACEAE. Heather
Family
ERICACEAE. Heather
Family
SCROPHULARIACEAE.
Figwort Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. VERBENACEAE. Verbena
Dicots
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. PLANTAGINACEAE.
Dicots
Plantago Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
PLANTAGINACEAE.
Plantago Family
PLANTAGINACEAE.
Plantago Family
PLANTAGINACEAE.
Plantago Family
PLANTAGINACEAE.
Plantago Family
PLANTAGINACEAE.
Plantago Family
PLANTAGINACEAE.
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Pea Family
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Pea Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Pea Family
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Pea Family
FABACEAE (Leguminosae).
Pea Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
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
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
VIOLACEAE. Violet Family
VIOLACEAE. Violet Family
VIOLACEAE. Violet Family
VIOLACEAE. Violet Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. VIOLACEAE. Violet Family
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. VIOLACEAE. Violet Family
Dicots
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns
Division PTERIDOPHYTA. Ferns
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. VIOLACEAE. Violet Family
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. VIOLACEAE. Violet Family
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. VIOLACEAE. Violet Family
Dicots
BLECHNACEAE DEER
FERN FAMILY
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
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
POACEAE (Gramineae).
Grass 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
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
ZANNICHELLIACEAE.
Horned Pondweed Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class
MONOCOTYLEDONAE.
Monocots.
ARACEAE. Arum Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. GENTIANACEAE. Gentian
Dicots
Family
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Division ANTHOPHYTA.
Flowering Plants
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
Class DICOTYLEDONAE.
Dicots
GENTIANACEAE. Gentian
Family
GENTIANACEAE. Gentian
Family
Class DICOTYLEDONAE. GENTIANACEAE. Gentian
Dicots
Family
Catalogue of vascular Plants
Introduced
Single taxon names
for lists
Taxon with link to
Jepson2
Authority
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
californica
Acaena pinnatifida var
californica
Acaena pinnatifida var
californica
Acaena pinnatifida var
californica
Bitter.
Acaena pinnatifida var
californica
Acaena pinnatifida var
californica
Yes
Acanthus mollis
Acanthus mollis
Linnaeus.
Yes
Acer macrophyllum
Acer macrophyllum
Pursh.
Achillea millefolium
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
Achillea millefolium
Linnaeus
Jepson.
Acmispon americanus var.
americanus
Acmispon americanus var.
americanus
Clements & Clements.
Acmispon glaber var.
glaber
Acmispon glaber var.
glaber
Ottley.
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
Adiantum jordani
Adiantum jordani
Adiantum jordani
K. Mueller.
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
(Lessing)
Agoseris apargioides
(Lessing)
Greene.
Agoseris apargioides
(Lessing)
Agoseris apargioides
(Lessing)
Agoseris grandiflora
(Nuttall)
Agoseris grandiflora
(Nuttall)
Agoseris grandiflora
(Nuttall)
Agoseris grandiflora
(Nuttall)
Greene.
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
(Willdenow)
Albizia lophantha
(Willdenow)
Bentham. (A. distaclzya
(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
Amsinckia intermedia
Amsinckia intermedia
Amsinckia intermedia
Amsinckia intermedia
Amsinckia intermedia
Amsinckia intermedia
Fischer & Meyer.
Yes
Anagallis arvensis
Anagallis arvensis
Linnaeus.
Anaphalis margaritacea
(Linnaeus)
Anaphalis margaritacea
(Linnaeus)
Bentham ex C. B. Clarke.
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
androsaemifolium L.
Apocynum
androsaemifolium L.
Greene.
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
(Linnaeus)
Arctostaphylos uva-ursi
(Linnaeus)
Sprengel forma coactilis
Fernald & J. F. Macbride.
Arctostaphylos uva-ursi
(Linnaeus)
Sprengel forma leobreweri
Roof.
Arctostaphylos uva-ursi
(Linnaeus)
Sprengel forma suborbiculata
(Yt/. Knight) P. V. Wells.
Arctostaphylos. montaraensis Arctostaphylos. montaraensis P. V. Wells.
(J. Roof)
(J. Roof)
Yes
Arctotheca calendula
(Linnaeus)
Arctotheca calendula
(Linnaeus)
Levyns.
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].
Artemisia californica
Armeria maritima (Miller)
Willdenow subsp. californica
(Boissier)
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 ·
(Lessing)
Artemisia pycnocephala ·
(Lessing)
deCandolle.
Yes
Aster exills
Aster exills
Elliott.
Astragalus nuttallii (Torrey & Astragalus nuttallii (Torrey & J. T. Howell var. virgatus
(Gray) Barneby.
Gray)
Gray)
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
consanguinea (deCandolle)
Kuntze,
Baccharis pilularis var
consanguinea (deCandolle)
Kuntze,
Baccharis pilularis var
consanguinea (deCandolle)
Kuntze,
Baccharis pilularis var
consanguinea (deCandolle)
Kuntze,
Baccharis pilularis var.
pilularis,
Baccharis salicifolia (Ruiz & Baccharis salicifolia (Ruiz & Persoon. [B. glutinosa
Persoon. B. douglasii
Pavón)
Pavón)
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
pinnata
Berberis pinnata subsp
pinnata
Fedde. [Berberis pinnata
Lagasca].
Berula erecta (Hudson)
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)
Coville.
Blennosperma nanum
(Hooker)
Blennosperma nanum
(Hooker)
Blake.
Bolboschoenus maritimus
subsp. paludosus
Bolboschoenus maritimus
subsp. paludosus
Linnaeus. [S. paludosus A.
Nelson].
Bowlesia incana
Bowlesia incana
Ruiz & Pavón.
Bowlesia incana
Yes
Brachypodium distachyon
(Linnaeus)
Brachypodium distachyon
(Linnaeus)
P. Beauvais.
Yes
Brassica fruticulosa
Brassica fruticulosa
Cyrillo.
Yes
Brassica rapa Linnaeus
subsp. sylvestris (Linnaeus)
Brassica rapa Linnaeus
subsp. sylvestris (Linnaeus)
Janchen. [B.campestris
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
carinatus
Bromus carinatus var
carinatus
Bromus carinatus var
carinatus
Bromus carinatus var
carinatus
Bromus carinatus var
carinatus
Bromus carinatus var
carinatus
Bromus carinatus var
carinatus
Hooker & Arnott.
Bromus carinatus var
marginatus
Bromus carinatus var
marginatus
Bromus carinatus var
marginatus
Bromus carinatus var
marginatus
Bromus carinatus var
marginatus
Nees ex Steudel.
Yes
Bromus catharticus var
catharticus
Bromus catharticus var
catharticus
Vahl. [B. willdenowii Kunth].
Yes
Bromus diandrus
Bromus diandrus
Roth.
Yes
Bromus hordeaceus
Bromus hordeaceus
Linnaeus. [B. mollis
Linnaeus].
Yes
Bromus madritensis var.
rubens
Bromus madritensis var.
rubens
Linnaeus.
Calamagrostis nutkaensis
(Prest)
Calamagrostis nutkaensis
(Prest)
Steudel.
Calamagrostis nutkaensis
(Prest)
Calamagrostis nutkaensis
(Prest)
Calamagrostis nutkaensis
(Prest)
Calamagrostis nutkaensis
(Prest)
Calandrinia ciliata (Ruiz &
Pavón)
Calandrinia ciliata (Ruiz &
Pavón)
Calandrinia ciliata (Ruiz &
Pavón)
Calandrinia ciliata (Ruiz &
Pavón)
Calandrinia ciliata (Ruiz &
Pavón)
Calandrinia ciliata (Ruiz &
Pavón)
deCandolle.
Callitriche marginata
Calandrinia ciliata (Ruiz &
Pavón)
Callitriche marginata
Torrey.
Calystegia occidentalis
(Gray)
Calystegia occidentalis
(Gray)
Brummitt. (Convolvulus
occidentalis Gray].
Calystegia occidentalis
(Gray)
Calystegia occidentalis
(Gray)
Calystegia occidentalis
(Gray)
Calystegia occidentalis
(Gray)
Calystegia occidentalis
(Gray)
Calystegia subacaulis
Calystegia subacaulis
Calystegia subacaulis
Calystegia subacaulis
Calystegia subacaulis
Calystegia subacaulis
Hooker & Arnott.
[Convolvulus subacaulis ·
(Hooker & Arnott) Greene].
Camissonia strigulosa
(Fischer & Meyer)
Camissonia strigulosa
(Fischer & Meyer)
Camissoniopsis micrantha
(Bornemann ex Sprengel)
Camissonia strigulosa
(Fischer & Meyer)
Camissoniopsis micrantha
(Bornemann ex Sprengel)
Camissoniopsis micrantha
(Bornemann ex Sprengel)
Raven. [Oenothera
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].
Raven. [Oenothera
micrantha Hornemann ex
Sprengel].
Yes
Capsella bursa-pastoris
(Linnaeus)
Capsella bursa-pastoris
(Linnaeus)
Medicos.
Cardamine californica
(Nuttall)
Cardamine californica
(Nuttall)
Greene. [Dentaria
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.
Cardionema ramosissimum
(Weinmann)
Cardamine oligosperma
Nuttall.
Cardamine oligosperma
Nuttall.
Cardionema ramosissimum
(Weinmann)
A. Nelson & J. F. Macbride.
Cardionema ramosissimum
(Weinmann)
Cardionema ramosissimum
(Weinmann)
Yes
Carduus pycnocephalus
Cardionema ramosissimum
(Weinmann)
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
Carex harfordii
Carex harfordii
Mackenzie.
Carex obnupta
Carex obnupta
Carex obnupta
Carex obnupta
L. H. Bailey.
Carex subbracteata
Carex subbracteata
Carex subbracteata
Carex subbracteata
Carex subbracteata
Mackenzie.
Carex tumulicola
Carex tumulicola
Mackenzie.
Carex tumulicola
Carex tumulicola
Yes
Carpobrotus edulis
(Linnaeus)
Carpobrotus edulis
(Linnaeus)
L. Bolus. .
Castilleja affinis subsp.
affinis
Castilleja affinis subsp.
affinis
Hooker & Arnott.
Castilleja affinis subsp.
affinis
Castilleja affinis subsp.
affinis
Castilleja densiflora
subsp. densiflora
Castilleja densiflora
subsp. densiflora
Bentham.
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.
latifolia
Castilleja exserta subsp.
latifolia
Castilleja exserta subsp.
latifolia
Castilleja exserta subsp.
latifolia
Castilleja exserta subsp.
latifolia
Castilleja exserta subsp.
latifolia
T. I. Chuang & Heckard
Castilleja exserta subsp.
latifolia
Castilleja exserta subsp.
latifolia
Castilleja subinclusa subsp.
franciscana
Castilleja subinclusa subsp.
franciscana
Castilleja subinclusa subsp.
franciscana
Pennell.
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
thyrsiflorus
Ceanothus thyrsiftorus var
thyrsiflorus
Ceanothus thyrsiftorus var
thyrsiflorus
Ceanothus thyrsiftorus var
thyrsiflorus
Eschscholtz.
Yes
Centaurea calcitrapa
Centaurea calcitrapa
Linnaeus.
Yes
Centaurea melitensis
Centaurea melitensis
Linnaeus.
Yes
Centranthus ruber (Linnaeus) Centranthus ruber (Linnaeus) deCandolle.
Centromadia pungens
subsp. pungens
Centromadia pungens
subsp. pungens
Keck.
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
(Pursh)
Chamomllla suaveolens
(Pursh)
Rydberg. [Matricaria
matricarioides (Lessing)
Porter].
Yes
Chasmanthe floribunda
(Salisbury)
Chasmanthe floribunda
(Salisbury)
N. E. Brown. (Long
mistakenly known as C.
aethiopica (Linnaeus) N. E.
Brown].
Chenopodium californicum
(S. Watson)
Chenopodium californicum
(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.
cuspidata
Chorizanthe cuspidata var.
cuspidata
S. Watson.
Yes
Yes
Chrysanthemum coronarium Chrysanthemum coronarium Linnaeus.
Cicendia quadrangularis
(Lamarck)
Cicendia quadrangularis
(Lamarck)
Grisebach. [Microcala
quadrangularis (Lamarck)
Grisebach].
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.
perfoliata
Claytonia perfoliata subsp.
perfoliata
Donn ex Willdenow. [Montia
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
(Bentham)
Clinopodium douglasii
(Bentham)
Clinopodium douglasii
(Bentham)
Briquet. [Micromeria
douglasii Bentham].
Clinopodium douglasii
(Bentham)
Clinopodium douglasii
(Bentham)
Collinsia heterophylla var
heterophylla
Clinopodium douglasii
(Bentham)
Collinsia heterophylla var
heterophylla
Collinsia multicolor
Collinsia multicolor
Collinsia multicolor
Collinsia multicolor
Collinsia multicolor
Collinsia multicolor
Collinsia multicolor
Buist ex Graham.
Bioletti.
Collinsia sparsiflora var.
collina
Collinsia sparsiflora var.
collina
Newsom.
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
(Linnaeus)
Conyza bonariensls
(Linnaeus)
Cronquist.
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.
californica (A. deCandolle)
Corylus cornuta subsp.
californica (A. deCandolle)
Corylus cornuta subsp.
californica (A. deCandolle)
Corylus cornuta subsp.
californica (A. deCandolle)
Corylus cornuta subsp.
californica (A. deCandolle)
Sharp. [C. californica (A.
deCandolle) Rose].
Yes
Cotoneaster lacteus
Cotoneaster lacteus
W. W. Smith. [C. parneyi
Hoyt].
Yes
Cotoneaster pannosus
Cotoneaster pannosus
Franchet.
Yes
Cotula australis (Sieber ex
Sprengel)
Cotula australis (Sieber ex
Sprengel)
J.D. Hooker.
Yes
Cotula coronopifolia
Cotula coronopifolia
Linnaeus.
Crassula connata (Ruiz &
Pavón)
Crassula connata (Ruiz &
Pavón)
Berger. [Tillaea erecta
Hooker & Arnott].
Yes
Crassula multicava subsp.
multicava
Crassula connata (Ruiz &
Pavón)
Crassula multicava subsp.
multicava
Yes
Crataegus monogyna
Crataegus monogyna
Lemaire.
Jacquin.
Yes
Crepis capillaris (Linnaeus)
Yes
Crocosmia X crocosmiiflora Crocosmia X crocosmiiflora N. E.Brown. [Montbretia
(V. Lemoine ex Burbidge & (V. Lemoine ex Burbidge & crocosmiiflora V. Lemoine
ex E. Morren. Tritonia
Dean)
Dean)
crocosmiiflora (V. Lemoine
ex E. Morren) Nicholson].
Croton californicus
Crepis capillaris (Linnaeus)
Croton californicus
Wallroth.
Mueller-Argoviensis.
Croton setiger (Hooker)
Croton setiger (Hooker)
Bentham.
Cryptantha clevelandii var.
florosa
Cryptantha clevelandii var.
florosa
I. M. Johnston. [C.
hispidissima Greene].
Cryptantha clevelandii var.
florosa
Cryptantha micromeres
(Gray)
Cryptantha micromeres
(Gray)
Cryptantha micromeres
(Gray)
Cryptantha micromeres
(Gray)
Cryptantha micromeres
(Gray)
Greene.
Yes
Cynodon dactylon
(Linnaeus)
Cynodon dactylon
(Linnaeus)
Persoon.
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
Daucus pusillus
Daucus pusillus
Daucus pusillus
Michaux.
Deinandra corymbosa
Deinandra corymbosa
Torrey & Gray.
Deinandra corymbosa
Deinandra corymbosa
Yes
Delairea odorata
Delairea odorata
Otto ex Harvey.
Delphinium californicum
var californicum
Delphinium californicum
var californicum
Torrey & Gray.
Delphinium californicum
var californicum
Delphinium californicum
var californicum
Delphinium decorum var
decorum
Delphinium decorum var
decorum
Delphinium decorum var
decorum
Fischer & Meyer.
Delphinium decorum var
decorum
Delphinium decorum var
decorum
Delphinium decorum var
decorum
Deschampsia caespitosa
subsp. holciformis (Prest)
Deschampsia caespitosa
subsp. holciformis (Prest)
Deschampsia caespitosa
subsp. holciformis (Prest)
W. E. Lawrence.
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)
Yes
Dichondra donelliana
Dichondra donelliana
Tharp & M. C. Johnston.
Digitalis purpurea
Digitalis purpurea
Linnaeus.
Yes
Dimorphotheca ecklonis (
deCandolle)
Dimorphotheca ecklonis (
deCandolle)
Nor Iindh. [Dimorphotheca
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
Dodecatheon hendersonii
Dodecatheon hendersonii
Dodecatheon hendersonii
H. J. Thompson.
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
(Kaulfuss)
Dryopteris arguta
(Kaulfuss)
Watt.
Dryopteris arguta
(Kaulfuss)
Yes
Dudleya farinosa (Lindley)
Dryopteris arguta
(Kaulfuss)
Dudleya farinosa (Lindley)
Dysphania multifida
Dysphania multifida
Britton & Rose.
Linnaeus. [Roubieva
multifida (Linnaeus)
Moquin].
Yes
Echium pininana
Echium pininana
Webb & Berthelot.
Eleocharis palustris
(Linnaeus)
Eleocharis palustris
(Linnaeus)
Roemer & Schultes. [E.
macrostachya Britton ex
Small].
Eleocharis palustris
(Linnaeus)
Eleocharis palustris
(Linnaeus)
Yes
Elymus condensatus
Elymus condensatus
Presl.
Elymus elongatus (Host)
Elymus elongatus (Host)
Runemark. [Agropyron
elongatum, (Host) P.
Beauvois].
Elymus glaucus subsp
glaucus
Elymus glaucus subsp
glaucus
Buckley.
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
Epilobium brachycarpum
Epilobium brachycarpum
Epilobium brachycarpum
Epilobium brachycarpum
Epilobium brachycarpum
Epilobium brachycarpum
Presl. [E. paniculatum
Nuttall ex Torrey & Gray].
Epilobium canum (Greene)
Raven subsp. angustifollum
(Keck)
Epilobium canum (Greene)
Raven subsp. angustifollum
(Keck)
Raven.[Zauschneria
californica Presl].
Epilobium canum (Greene)
Raven subsp. angustifollum
(Keck)
Epiloblum ciliatum subsp.
watsonii (Barbey)
Epiloblum ciliatum subsp.
watsonii (Barbey)
Epiloblum ciliatum subsp.
watsonii (Barbey)
Hoch & Raven. [E.
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)
Yes
Epllobium clliatum subsp.
clliatum.
Epllobium clliatum subsp.
clliatum.
Rafinesque [E. adenocaulon
Haussknecht].
Equisetum arvense
Epllobium clliatum subsp.
clliatum.
Epllobium clliatum subsp.
clliatum.
Equisetum arvense
Linnaeus.
Equisetum arvense
Equisetum arvense
Equisetum telmateia J.
F. Ehrhart subsp.
braunii (Milde)
Equisetum telmateia J.
F. Ehrhart subsp.
braunii (Milde)
Equisetum telmateia
F. Ehrhart subsp.
braunii (Milde)
Equisetum telmateia
F. Ehrhart subsp.
braunii (Milde)
Equisetum telmateia
F. Ehrhart subsp.
braunii (Milde)
Equisetum telmateia
F. Ehrhart subsp.
braunii (Milde)
Equisetum telmateia
F. Ehrhart subsp.
braunii (Milde)
J.
J.
J.
J.
J.
Hauke.
Yes
Erechtites arguta (A.
Richard)
Erechtites arguta (A.
Richard)
deCandolle. [Senecio argutus
A. Richard].
Yes
Erechtites minima (Poiret)
Erechtites minima (Poiret)
Ericamerica ericoides
Ericamerica ericoides
deCandolle. [E.
prenanthoides J.D. Hooker.
Senecio minimus Poiret].
Hooker & Arnott.
Erigeron canadensis
(Linnaeus)
Erigeron canadensis
(Linnaeus)
Cronquist.
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
(Hooker & Arnott)
Eriodictyon californicum
(Hooker & Arnott)
Eriodictyon californicum
(Hooker & Arnott)
Eriodictyon californicum
(Hooker & Arnott)
Eriodictyon californicum
(Hooker & Arnott)
Eriodictyon californicum
(Hooker & Arnott)
Torrey.
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.
luteolum
Eriogonum luteolum var.
luteolum
Greene.
Eriogonum nudum var
nudum
Eriogonum nudum var
nudum
Douglas ex Bentham.
Eriogonum nudum var
nudum
Eriophyllum confertiflorum
(deCandolle)
Eriophyllum confertiflorum
(deCandolle)
Gray.
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
(Godron)
Erodium brachycarpum
(Godron)
Thellung. [E. obtusiplicatum
(Maire,Weiler & Wilczek) J.
T. Howell].
Yes
Erodium cicutarium
(Linnaeus)
Erodium cicutarium
(Linnaeus)
L'Héritier.
Yes
Erodium moschatum
(Linnaeus)
Erodium moschatum
(Linnaeus)
L'Héritier.
Erysimum franciscanum
Erysimum franciscanum
G. Rossbach.
Erysimum franciscanum
Erysimum franciscanum
Erysimum franciscanum
Erysimum franciscanum
Erysimum franciscanum
Yes
Escallonia rubra (Ruiz &
Pavón)
Escallonia rubra (Ruiz &
Pavón)
Persoon var. macrantha
(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
(Schauer)
Eucalyptus lehmannii
(Schauer)
Bentham.
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
(Linnaeus)
Festuca bromoides
(Linnaeus)
S. F. Gray. [Festuca
devonensis (AIIioni)
Ascherson & Graebner].
Festuca californica
Festuca californica
Festuca californica
Festuca californica
Festuca californica
Festuca californica
Festuca californica
Vasey.
Festuca idahoensis
Festuca idahoensis
Festuca idahoensis
Festuca idahoensis
Festuca idahoensis
Festuca idahoensis
Festuca idahoensis
Elmer.
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
(Linnaeus)
Fragaria chiloensis
(Linnaeus)
Duchesne.
Fragaria vesca Linnaeus
Fragaria chiloensis
(Linnaeus)
Fragaria chiloensis
(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.
californica (Eschscholtz)
Frangula californica subsp.
californica (Eschscholtz)
A. Gray
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)
Fritillaria affinis (Schultes)
Fritillaria affinis (Schultes)
Sealy. [F. lanceolata Pursh].
Yes
Fumaria capreolata
Fumaria capreolata
Linnaeus.
Yes
Gaillardia X grandiflora
Gaillardia X grandiflora
Van Houtte.
Galium aparine
Galium aparine
Galium aparine
Galium aparine
Galium aparine
Galium aparine
Galium aparine
Galium aparine
Linnaeus.
Galium aparine
Galium aparine
Galium aparine
Galium aparine
Galium californicum subsp.
californicum
Galium californicum subsp.
californicum
Galium californicum subsp.
californicum
Galium californicum subsp.
californicum
Hooker & Arnott.
Galium porrigens var
porrigens
Galium porrigens var
porrigens
Galium porrigens var
porrigens
Galium porrigens var
porrigens
Galium porrigens var
porrigens
Galium porrigens var
porrigens
Dempster. [G. nuttallii
Gray].
Gamochaeta ustulata
Gamochaeta ustulata
Holub.
Gamochaeta ustulata
Gamochaeta ustulata
Garrya elllptica
Garrya elllptica
Garrya elllptica
Garrya elllptica
Garrya elllptica
Garrya elllptica
Douglas.
Garrya elllptica
Yes
Gastridium phleoides
(Gouan)
Gastridium phleoides
(Gouan)
Schinz & Thellung.
Gaultheria shallon
Gaultheria shallon
Pursh.
Yes
Gazania linearis (Thunberg) Gazania linearis (Thunberg) Druce. [G. longiscapa
deCandolle].
Yes
Genista monspessulana
(Linnaeus)
Genista monspessulana
(Linnaeus)
L.A. S. Johnson. (Cytisus
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
macrocarpa
Hesperocyparis
macrocarpa
Hartweg.
yes
Hesperocyparis
stephensonii
Hesperocyparis
stephensonii
Little.
Yes
Hesperomecon linearis
(Bentham) See note.
Hesperomecon linearis
(Bentham)
A. Nelson & J. F. Macbride.
Heteromeles arbutifolia
(Aiton)
Heteromeles arbutifolia
(Aiton)
M. J. Roemer. [Photinia
arbutifolia (Aiton) Lindley].
Heterotheca grandiflora
Heteromeles arbutifolia
(Aiton)
Heteromeles arbutifolia
(Aiton)
Heteromeles arbutifolia
(Aiton)
Heterotheca grandiflora
Nuttall.
Heterotheca sessiliflora Heterotheca sessiliflora Semple
ssp. bolanderl (Gray)
ssp. bolanderl (Gray)
Heuchera micrantha
Heuchera micrantha
Heuchera micrantha
Heuchera micrantha
Heuchera micrantha
Heuchera micrantha
Heuchera micrantha
Douglas ex Lindley.
Yes
Hirschfeldia incana
(Linnaeus)
Hirschfeldia incana
(Linnaeus)
Lagrèze-Fossat. [Brassica
geniculata (Desfontaines) J.
Ball. Sinapis geniculata
Desfontaines. Sinapis incana
Linnaeus].
Yes
Holcus lanatus
Holcus lanatus
Linnaeus.
Holodiscus discolor var
discolor
Holodiscus discolor var
discolor
Maximowicz subsp.
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
Hordeum brachyantherum
Nevski.
Hordeum brachyantherum
Hordeum brachyantherum
Hordeum brachyantherum
Hordeum brachyantherum
Yes
Hordeum marinum subsp.
gussoneanum
Hordeum marinum subsp.
gussoneanum
Roth. [H. maritimum Stokes
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
californica?
Horkelia californica var
californica?
Horkelia californica var
californica?
Chamisso & Schlechtendal.
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
subsp. perforatum
Hypericum perforatum
subsp. perforatum
Linnaeus.
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
Iris longipetala
Iris longipetala
Iris longipetala
Iris longipetala
Herbert.
Iris longipetala
Isolepsis cernuus
Isolepsis cernuus
Isolepsis cernuus
Isolepsis cernuus
Vahl.
Juncus balticus var ater
Juncus balticus var ater
Juncus balticus var ater
Juncus balticus var ater
Juncus balticus var ater
Juncus balticus var ater
Juncus balticus var ater
Willdenow.
Juncus bufonius
Juncus bufonius
Juncus bufonius
Linnaeus.
Juncus bufonius
Juncus bufonius
Juncus bufonius
Juncus bufonius
Juncus bufonius
Juncus effusus Linnaeus
subsp. pacificus
Juncus effusus Linnaeus
subsp. pacificus
Juncus effusus Linnaeus
subsp. pacificus
Fernald & Wiegand.
Juncus hesperius
Juncus hesperius
Juncus hesperius
Juncus hesperius
Juncus hesperius
Engelmann.
Juncus hesperius
Juncus hesperius
Juncus lescurii
Juncus lescurii
Juncus lescurii
Bolander.
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
Juncus patens
E. Meyer.
Juncus phaeocephalus var
phaeocephalus
Juncus phaeocephalus var
phaeocephalus
Juncus phaeocephalus var
phaeocephalus
Juncus phaeocephalus var
phaeocephalus
Juncus phaeocephalus var
phaeocephalus
Juncus phaeocephalus var
phaeocephalus
Engelmann.
Juncus phaeocephalus var
phaeocephalus
Juncus xiphioides
Yes
Juncus xiphioides
E. Meyer.
Kniphofia uvaria (Linnaeus) Kniphofia uvaria (Linnaeus) Oken.
Koeleria macrantha
(Ledebour)
Koeleria macrantha
(Ledebour)
Koeleria macrantha
(Ledebour)
Koeleria macrantha
(Ledebour)
Koeleria macrantha
(Ledebour)
Koeleria macrantha
(Ledebour)
Koeleria macrantha
(Ledebour)
Schultes. [K. cristata
(Linnaeus) Persoon].
Lasthenia californica
Lasthenia californica
deCandolle ex Lindley.
Lasthenia californica
Lasthenia californica
Lasthenia californica
Lathyrus vestitus var.
vestitus
Lathyrus vestitus var.
vestitus
Lathyrus vestitus var.
vestitus
Lathyrus vestitus var.
vestitus
Nuttall ex Torrey & Gray.
Yes
Latuca saligna
Lathyrus vestitus var.
vestitus
Lathyrus vestitus var.
vestitus
Latuca saligna
Yes
Latuca serriola
Latuca serriola
Linnaeus. [L. scariola
Linnaeus].
Yes
Latuca virosa
Latuca virosa
Linnaeus.
Linnaeus.
Yes
Lavatera arborea
Lavatera arborea
Linnaeus.
Yes
Lavatera assurgentiflora
Lavatera assurgentiflora
Kellogg.
Yes
Lavatera cretica
Lavatera cretica
Linnaeus.
Layia hieracioides (de
Candolle)
Layia hieracioides (de
Candolle)
Hooker & Arnott.
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
Keck.
Meyer)
Meyer)
Layia platyglossa (Fischer &
Meyer)
Lemna minuta
Lemna minuta
Humboldt, Bonpland &
Kunth. [L minima Philippi,
not Thuillier ex P. Beauvais].
Lemna minuta
Lemna minuta
Yes
Lepechinia
calycina(Bentham)
Lepechinia calycina
(Bentham)
Lepidium
didymum(Linnaeus)
Lepechinia calycina
(Bentham)
Lepechinia calycina
(Bentham)
Lepechinia calycina
(Bentham)
Lepidium
didymum(Linnaeus)
Epling. (Sphacele calycina
Bentham).
J. E. Smith.
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.
Watson)
Lepidium strictum (S.
Watson)
Rattan.
Greene.
Leptosiphon
Leptosiphon
androsaceus (Bentham) androsaceus (Bentham)
Leptosiphon
androsaceus (Bentham)
Leptosiphon
androsaceus (Bentham)
Yes
Lessingia germanorum
Lessingia germanorum
Chamisso.
Leucanthemum vulgare
Leucanthemum vulgare
Lamarck. [Chrysanthemum
leucanthemum Linnaeus].
Ligusticum apiifolium
(Nuttall)
Ligusticum apiifolium
(Nuttall)
Lithophragma affine
Ligusticum apiifolium
(Nuttall)
Ligusticum apiifolium
(Nuttall)
Ligusticum apiifolium
(Nuttall)
Lithophragma affine
Lithophragma affine
Lithophragma affine
Lithophragma affine
Gray.
Gray.
Yes
Yes
Lobularia maritima
(Linnaeus)
Lobularia maritima
(Linnaeus)
Desvaux. [Alyssum
maritimum (Linnaeus)
Lamarck. Koniga maritima
(Linnaeus) R. Brown].
Logfia filaginoides
Logfia filaginoides
Morefield
Logfia gallica
Logfia gallica
Linnaeus. [Logfia gallica
(Linnaeus) Casson &
Germain].
Lomatium caruifolium
(Hooker & Arnott)
Lomatium caruifolium
(Hooker & Arnott)
Coulter & Rose.
Lomatium caruifolium
(Hooker & Arnott)
Lomatium dasycarpum
(Torrey & Gray)
Lomatium caruifolium
(Hooker & Arnott)
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 dasycarpum
(Torrey & Gray)
Coulter & Rose.
Lomatium utriculatum
(Nuttall ex Torrey & Gray)
Lomatium utriculatum
(Nuttall ex Torrey & Gray)
Lonicera hispidula
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
Lonicera hispidula
Coulter & Rose.
Gray.
Lonicera involucrata
(Richardson)
Lonicera involucrata
(Richardson)
Banks ex Sprengel. [L.
ledebourii Eschscholtz].
Yes
Lonicera japonica
Lonicera involucrata
(Richardson)
Lonicera involucrata
(Richardson)
Lonicera involucrata
(Richardson)
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
Lupinus nanus
Lupinus nanus
Douglas ex Bentham.
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
Madia sativa
Madia sativa
Molina.
Madia sativa
Madia sativa
Madia sativa
Madia sativa
Maianthemum dilantatum
(Chamisso)
Maianthemum dilantatum
(Chamisso)
Maianthemum dilantatum
(Chamisso)
Maianthemum dilantatum
(Chamisso)
Maianthemum dilantatum
(Chamisso)
Nakai. [M. dilatatum (Wood)
A. Nelson & J. F. Macbride].
Maianthemum racemosum
(Linnaeus)
Maianthemum racemosum
(Linnaeus)
Desfontaines.
Maianthemum racemosum
(Linnaeus)
Maianthemum racemosum
(Linnaeus)
Maianthemum racemosum
(Linnaeus)
Maianthemum stellatum
(Linnaeus)
Maianthemum stellatum
(Linnaeus)
Maianthemum stellatum
(Linnaeus)
Maianthemum stellatum
(Linnaeus)
Maianthemum stellatum
(Linnaeus)
Maianthemum stellatum
(Linnaeus)
Desfontaines.
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)
Yes
Marah oregana (Torrey &
Gray)
Marah oregana (Torrey &
Gray)
Marrubium vulgare
Marah oregana (Torrey &
Gray)
Marah oregana (Torrey &
Gray)
Marah oregana (Torrey &
Gray)
Marrubium vulgare
T. J. Howell.
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
(Linnaeus)
Melilotus officinalis
(Linnaeus)
Pallas.
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
(Hooker)
Microsteris gracilis
(Hooker)
Greene. [Microsteris gracilis
(Hooker) Greene].
Microsteris gracilis
(Hooker)
Microsteris gracilis
(Hooker)
Microsteris gracilis
(Hooker)
Mimulus aurantiacus var
aurantiacus
Microsteris gracilis
(Hooker)
Mimulus aurantiacus var
aurantiacus
Curtis. [Diplacus 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
Mimulus guttatus
Mimulus guttatus
Mimulus guttatus
Mimulus guttatus
Mimulus guttatus
Mimulus guttatus
Fischer ex deCandolle.
Yes
Mirabills jalapa
Mirabills jalapa
Linnaeus.
Moehringia macrophylla Moehringia macrophylla Hooker.
Monardella villosa subsp.
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
Bentham.
Morella californica
Monardella villosa subsp.
villosa
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
(Vellozo)
Verdcourt. [M. brasiliense
Cambessèdes].
Yes
Nasturtium officinale
Nasturtium officinale
R. Brown. [Rorippa
nasturtiumaquaticum(Linnaeus)
Hayek].
Navarretia squarrosa
(Eschscholtz)
Navarretia squarrosa
(Eschscholtz)
Hooker & Arnott.
Nemophila heterophylla
Navarretia squarrosa
(Eschscholtz)
Navarretia squarrosa
(Eschscholtz)
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
ex Hooker & Arnott)
Arnott)
Arnott)
Greene].
Oenanthe sarmentosa
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
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
(Bentham)
Papaver heterophyllum
(Bentham)
Papaver heterophyllum
(Bentham)
Greene.
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
(Linnaeus)
Pelargonlum inquinans
(Linnaeus)
L'Héritier.
Yes
Pennisetum clandestinum
Pennisetum clandestinum
Hochstetler ex Chiovenda.
Pentachaeta alsinoides
Pentachaeta alsinoides
Greene. [Chaetopappa
alsinoides (Greene) Keck].
Pentagramma triangularis
(Weath.) Yatsk. et al.
Pentagramma triangularis
(Weath.) Yatsk. et al.
Maxon.
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
(Miller)
Petroselinum crispum
(Miller)
A. W. Hill.
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
Yes
Phacelia nemoralis subsp
nemoralis
Phacelia nemoralis subsp
nemoralis
Greene.
Phalaris aquatica
Phalaris aquatica
Linnaeus. [P. tuberosa
Linnaeus var.
stenoptera(Hackel) A. S.
Hitchcock].
Phalaris californica
Phalaris californica
Phalaris californica
Phalaris californica
Phalaris californica
Phalaris californica
Phalaris californica
Phalaris californica
Hooker & Arnott.
Yes
Yes
Phalaris minor
Phalaris minor
Retzius.
Pholistoma auritum var
auritum (Lindley)
Pholistoma auritum var
auritum (Lindley)
Lilja.
Phyla nodiflora (Linnaeus)
Phyla nodiflora (Linnaeus)
Greene. [Lippia nodiflora
(Linnaeus) Michaux].
Yes
Phyllostachys bambusoides
Phyllostachys bambusoides
Siebold & Zuccarini.
Physocarpus capitatus
(Pursh)
Physocarpus capitatus
(Pursh)
Kuntze.
Physocarpus capitatus
(Pursh)
Yes
Pinus halepensis
Physocarpus capitatus
(Pursh)
Pinus halepensis
Miller.
Yes
Pinus muricata
Pinus muricata
D. Don.
Yes ·
Pinus radiata
Pinus radiata
D. Don.
Piperia elegans (Lindley)
subsp. elegans.
Piperia elegans (Lindley)
subsp. elegans.
Rydberg. [Habenaria
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
var chorisianus (Chamisso)
Plagiobothrys chorisianus
var chorisianus (Chamisso)
I. M. Johnston. [Allocarya
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.
congesta(Lindley)
Plectritis congesta subsp.
congesta (Lindley)
Plectritis congesta subsp.
congesta (Lindley)
deCandolle.
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.
pratensis
Poa pratensis
Linnaeus.
Yes ·
Poa trivlalis
Poa trivlalis
Linnaeus.
Poa unilateralis subsp.
unilateralis
Poa unilateralis subsp.
unilateralis
Poa unilateralis subsp.
unilateralis
Poa unilateralis subsp.
unilateralis
Poa unilateralis subsp.
unilateralis
Poa unilateralis subsp.
unilateralis
Scribner.
Pogogyne serpylloides
(Torrey)
Yes
Yes
Pogogyne serpylloides
(Torrey)
Gray.
Pogogyne serpylloides
(Torrey)
Polycarpon tetraphyllum var Polycarpon tetraphyllum var Linnaeus.
tetrophyllum (Linnaeus)
tetrophyllum (Linnaeus)
Polygonum aviculare subsp. Polygonum aviculare subsp. Jordan ex Boreau.
depressum
depressum
Polygonum paronychia
Polygonum paronychia
Chamisso & Schlechtendal.
Polypodium
californicum
Polypodium
californicum
Kaulfuss.
Polypodium
californicum
Polypodium
californicum
Polypodium scouleri
Polypodium scouleri
Polypodium scouleri
Polypodium scouleri
Polypodium scouleri
Hooker & Greville.
Yes
Polypogon monspeliensis
(Linnaeus)
Polypogon monspeliensis
(Linnaeus)
Desfontaines.
Yes
Polypogon viridis (Gouan)
Polypogon viridis (Gouan)
Breistroffer. [Agrostis
semiverticillata (Forsskal) C.
Christensen].
Polystichum munitum
(Kaulfuss)
Polystichum munitum
(Kaulfuss)
Presl.
Polystichum munitum
(Kaulfuss)
Polystichum munitum
(Kaulfuss)
Polystichum munitum
(Kaulfuss)
Yes
Portulaca oleracea
Polystichum munitum
(Kaulfuss)
Portulaca oleracea
Potentilla anserina subsp.
pacifica
Potentilla anserina subsp.
pacifica
Potentilla anserina subsp.
pacifica
Potentilla anserina subsp.
pacifica
Linnaeus.
Torrey & Gray. [P. egedii
Wormskiold var. grandis
(Torrey & Gray) J. T.
Howell. P. anserina Linnaeus
subsp. pacifica (T. J. Howell)
Rousi].
Potentilla anserina subsp.
pacifica
Prosartes hookeri (Torrey)
Prosartes hookeri (Torrey)
Nicholson.
Prunella vulgaris var.
lanceolata
Prunella vulgaris var.
lanceolata
Hultén. (Has been
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
var. demissa (Nuttall)
Prunus virginiana Linnaeus
var. demissa (Nuttall)
Roy Taylor & MacBryde. [P.
demissa (Nuttall) Walpers].
Prunus virginiana Linnaeus
var. demissa (Nuttall)
Pseudognaphalium beneolens Pseudognaphalium beneolens A. Davidson.
Pseudognaphalium
californicum
Pseudognaphalium
californicum
deCandolle.
Pseudognaphalium
californicum
Pseudognaphalium
californicum
Pseudognaphalium
californicum
Pseudognaphalium
californicum
Yes
Pseudognaphalium
luteoalbum
Pseudognaphalium
luteoalbum
Linnaeus.
Pseudognaphalium
ramosissimum
Pseudognaphalium
ramosissimum
Nuttall.
Pseudognaphalium
ramosissimum
Pseudognaphalium
ramosissimum
Pseudognaphalium
ramosissimum
Pseudognaphalium
ramosissimum
Pseudognaphalium
stramineum
Pseudognaphalium
stramineum
Sprengel.
Pseudognaphalium
stramineum
Pseudognaphalium
stramineum
Pseudognaphalium
stramineum
Pseudognaphalium
stramineum
Pseudognaphalium
stramineum
Psilocarphus tenellus
Psilocarphus tenellus
Psilocarphus tenellus
Psilocarphus tenellus
Nuttall.
Pteridium aquilinum
(Linnaeus) Kuhn var.
pubescens Underwood.
Pteridium aquilinum
(Linnaeus) Kuhn var.
pubescens Underwood.
Pterostegia drymarioides
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
Pterostegia drymarioides
Pterostegia drymarioides
Fischer & Meyer.
Yes
Pyracantha fortuneana
(Maxim.)
Pyracantha fortuneana
(Maxim.)
Rehder. [P.
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
Quercus chrysolepis
Quercus chrysolepis
Quercus chrysolepis
Quercus chrysolepis
Liebmann.
Quercus garryana
Quercus garryana
Douglas ex Hooker.
Quercus wislizeni var.
frutescens
Quercus wislizeni var.
frutescens
Engelmann
Quercus xmorehus
Quercus wislizeni var.
frutescens
Quercus wislizeni var.
frutescens
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
californicum
Ribes californicum var
californicum
Hooker & Arnott.
[Grossularia californica
(Hooker& Arnott) Coville &
Britton].
Ribes californicum var
californicum
Ribes californicum var
californicum
Ribes divaricatum
Ribes californicum var
californicum
Ribes divaricatum
Douglas. [Grossularia
divaricata (Douglas) Coville
&Britton].
Ribes malvaceum var.
malvaceum
Ribes malvaceum var.
malvaceum
Smith.
Ribes menziesii var.
menziesii
Ribes menziesii var.
menziesii
Jepson. [Grossularia
leptosma Coville].
Romanzoffia californica
Ribes menziesii var.
menziesii
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.
gymnocarpa
Rosa gymnocarpa var.
gymnocarpa
Rosa gymnocarpa var.
gymnocarpa
Rosa gymnocarpa var.
gymnocarpa
Rosa gymnocarpa var.
gymnocarpa
Rosa gymnocarpa var.
gymnocarpa
Rosa gymnocarpa var.
gymnocarpa
Nuttall ex Torrey & Gray.
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
Rubus ursinus
Rubus ursinus
Rubus ursinus
Rubus ursinus
Rubus ursinus
Rubus ursinus
Chamisso & Schlechtendal.
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.
occidentalis (S.Watson)
Sagina decumbens subsp.
occidentalis (S.Watson)
Crow. [S. occidentalis S.
Watson].
Sagina decumbens subsp.
occidentalis (S.Watson)
Salix lasiolepis
Sagina decumbens subsp.
occidentalis (S.Watson)
Salix lasiolepis
Salix lasiolepis
Salix lasiolepis
Salix lasiolepis
Salix lasiolepis
Salix lasiolepis
Salix lasiolepis
Salix lasiolepis
Salix lasiolepis
Salix lasiolepis
Bentham.
Salix sitchensis
Yes
Salsola australis
Salix sitchensis
Bongard. [S. coulteri
Andersson].
Salix sitchensis
Bongard. [S. coulteri
Andersson].
Salix sitchensis
Bongard. [S. coulteri
Andersson].
Salix sitchensis
Bongard. [S. coulteri
Andersson].
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
caerulea
Sambucus nigra L. subsp
caerulea
Presl ex deCandolle.
Sambucus nigra L. subsp
caerulea
Sambucus nigra L. subsp
caerulea
Sambucus racemosa var
racemosa
Sambucus racemosa var
racemosa
Sambucus racemosa var
racemosa
Sambucus racemosa var
racemosa
House. (S.callicarpa
Greene].
Sambucus racemosa var
racemosa
Sambucus racemosa var
racemosa
Sambucus racemosa var
racemosa
Sanicula arctopoides
Sanicula arctopoides
Sanicula arctopoides
Hooker & Arnott.
Sanicula arctopoides
Sanicula arctopoides
Sanicula arctopoides
Sanicula arctopoides
Sanicula bipinnatifida
Sanicula bipinnatifida
Sanicula bipinnatifida
Sanicula bipinnatifida
Sanicula crassicaulis
Sanicula crassicaulis
Sanicula crassicaulis
Sanicula crassicaulis
Sanicula crassicaulis
Sanicula crassicaulis
Douglas ex Hooker.
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
occidentalis
Schoenoplectus acutus var
occidentalis
Muhlenberg ex Bigelow.
Schoenoplectus californicus Schoenoplectus californicus Steudel.
(C. A. Meyer)
(C. A. Meyer)
Schoenoplectus
pungens var
longispicatus
Schoenoplectus
pungens var
longispicatus
Vahl.
Scirpus microcarpus
Scirpus microcarpus
Presl.
Scirpus microcarpus
Scirpus microcarpus
Scribneria bolanderi
(Thurber)
Scribneria bolanderi
(Thurber)
Hackel.
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
malviflora(deCandolle)
Sidalcea
malviflora(deCandolle)
Gray ex Bentham.
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
(Linnaeus)
Silybum marianum
(Linnaeus)
Gaertner.
Yes
Sinapis arvensis
Sinapis arvensis
Linnaeus (not Sinapsis).
[Sinapis kaber deCandolle.
Brassica kaber (deCandolle)
L. C. Wheeler. Brassica
arvensis
(Linnaeus)Rabenhorst].
Yes
Sisymbrium officinale
(Linnaeus)
Sisymbrium officinale
(Linnaeus)
Scopoli. [Erysimum
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
(Ker Gawler)
Sisyrinchium californicum
(Ker Gawler)
Sisyrinchium californicum
(Ker Gawler)
Dryander.
Sllene scouleri Hooker
subsp. scouleri
Sllene scouleri Hooker
subsp. scouleri
C. L. Hitchcock & Maguire.
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
(Requien)
Soleirolia soleirolii
(Requien)
Dandy. [Helxine soleirolii
Requien].
Solidago spathulata
Solidago spathulata
deCandolle.
Solidago spathulata
Solidago spathulata
Solidago spathulata
Solidago spathulata
Solidago velutina subsp.
californica
Solidago velutina subsp.
californica
Solidago velutina subsp.
californica
Solidago velutina subsp.
californica
Solidago velutina subsp.
californica
Solidago velutina subsp.
californica
Nuttall.
Soliva sessilis
Soliva sessilis
Soliva sessilis
Soliva sessilis
Soliva sessilis
Ruiz & Pavón. [S. daucifolia
Nuttall. S.
pterosperma(Jussieu)
Lessing].
Yes
Sonchus asper subsp asper
(Linnaeus)
Sonchus asper subsp asper
(Linnaeus)
Hill.
Yes
Sonchus oleraceus
Sonchus oleraceus
Linnaeus.
Yes
Sparaxis tricolor
(Schneevogt)
Sparaxis tricolor
(Schneevogt)
Ker Gawler.
Yes
Spartium junceum
Spartium junceum
Linnaeus.
Yes
Spergula arvensis
Spergula arvensis
Linnaeus.
Yes
Spergularia bocconi
(Scheele)
Spergularia bocconi
(Scheele)
Foucaud.
Spergularia marina
(Linnaeus)
Spergularia marina
(Linnaeus)
Grisebach.
Yes
Spergularia marina
(Linnaeus)
Spergularia rubra (Linnaeus) Spergularia rubra (Linnaeus) J. & C. Presl.
Spiranthes romanzoffiana
Spiranthes romanzoffiana
Spiranthes romanzoffiana
Chamisso.
Stachys ajugoides
Stachys ajugoides
Stachys ajugoides
Stachys ajugoides
Stachys ajugoides
Stachys ajugoides
Stachys ajugoides
Stachys ajugoides
Bentham. [S. rigida Nuttall
ex Bentham. S. rigida subsp.
quercetorum (Heller)
Epling].
Stachys ajugoides
Stachys bullata
Stachys bullata
Stachys bullata
Stachys bullata
Stachys chamissonis
Stachys chamissonis
Bentham.
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
Stipa pulchra
Stipa pulchra
Stipa pulchra
Stipa pulchra
Stipa pulchra
A. S. Hitchcock.
Symphoricarpos albus var.
laevigatus (Fernald)
Symphoricarpos albus var.
laevigatus (Fernald)
Blake. (S. rivularis
Suksdorf).
Symphoricarpos mollis
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
Nuttall.
Symphyotrichum chilense
Symphyotrichum chilense
Symphyotrichum chilense
Symphyotrichum chilense
Symphyotrichum chilense
Symphyotrichum chilense
Symphyotrichum chilense
Symphyotrichum chilense
Nees.
Yes
Symphyotrichum
subspicatum
Symphyotrichum
subspicatum
Nees.
Tanacetum bipinnatum
Tanacetum bipinnatum
deCandolle. [T.
camphoratum Lessing].
Taraxacum officinale
Taraxacum officinale
Weber ex Wiggers.
Yes
Taraxacum officinale
(Willdenow)
Taraxacum officinale
(Willdenow)
deCandolle.
Taraxia ovata (Nuttall ex
Torrey & Gray)
Taraxia ovata (Nuttall ex
Torrey & Gray)
Raven. [Oenothera 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)
Taraxia ovata (Nuttall ex
Torrey & Gray)
Tellima grandiflora (Pursh)
Tellima grandiflora (Pursh)
Douglas ex Lindley.
Tellima grandiflora (Pursh)
Tellima grandiflora (Pursh)
Yes
Tetragonia tetragonioides
(Pallas)
Tetragonia tetragonioides
(Pallas)
Kuntze. (T. expansa
Murray].
Thalictrum fendleri var
polycarpum (Torrey)
Thalictrum fendleri var
polycarpum (Torrey)
S. Watson.
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
fremontii
Toxicoscordion
fremontii
Jepson.
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
Trifolium microdon
Hooker & Arnott.
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
(Torrey)
Trillium chloropetalum
(Torrey)
Trillium chloropetalum
(Torrey)
Trillium chloropetalum
(Torrey)
T. J. Howell.
Triodanis biflora (Ruiz &
Pavón)
Triodanis biflora (Ruiz &
Pavón)
Greene.
Triphysaria eriantha
subsp. eriantha
Triphysaria eriantha
subsp. eriantha
T. I. Chuang & Heckard
Triphysaria eriantha
subsp. rosea
Triphysaria eriantha
subsp. rosea
T. I. Chuang & Heckard
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.
Yes
Typha latifolia
Typha latifolia
Linnaeus.
Ulex europaeus
Ulex europaeus
Linnaeus.
Umbellularia californica
(Hooker & Arnott)
Umbellularia californica
(Hooker & Arnott)
Nuttall.
Uropappus lindleyi
(deCandolle)
Uropappus lindleyi
(deCandolle)
Gray. [M. linearifolia
Schultz Bipontinus.
Uropappus linearifolius
(deCandolle) Nuttall].
Urtica dioic subsp.
holosericea
Urtica dioic subsp.
holosericea
Nuttall.
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.
Yes
Veronica americana
(Rafinesque)
Veronica americana
(Rafinesque)
Veronica persica
Veronica americana
(Rafinesque)
Veronica americana
(Rafinesque)
Veronica americana
(Rafinesque)
Veronica americana
(Rafinesque)
Veronica americana
(Rafinesque)
Veronica persica
Schweinitz ex Bentham.
Poiret.
Vicia americana
Vicia americana
Vicia americana
Vicia americana
Vicia americana
Willdenow. [V. americana
subsp. oregana
(Nuttall)Abrams].
Yes
Vicia benghalensis
Vicia benghalensis
Linnaeus.
Vicia gigantea
Vicia gigantea
Hooker.
Vicia gigantea
Vicia gigantea
Vicia gigantea
Vicia gigantea
Yes
Vicia sativa subsp. nigra
(Linnaeus)
Vicia sativa subsp. nigra
(Linnaeus)
Yes
Vicia sativa subsp. sativa.
Vicia sativa subsp. sativa.
Yes
Vinca major
Vinca major
Ehrhart. [V. sativa var.
angustifolia (Linnaeus) J.
Wahlberg. V. angustifolia
Reichard].
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
Viola pedunculata
Viola pedunculata
Torrey & Gray.
Viola pedunculata
Viola pedunculata
Viola pedunculata
Woodwardla fimbriata
Woodwardla fimbriata
J. E. Smith.
Woodwardla fimbriata
Wyethia angustifolia (
deCandolle)
Wyethia angustifolia (
deCandolle)
Wyethia angustifolia (
deCandolle)
Nuttall.
x Elyhordeum stebbinsianum x Elyhordeum stebbinsianum Bowden.
(Bowden)
(Bowden)
Yes
x Elysitanion hansenii
(Scribner)
x Elysitanion hansenii
(Scribner)
Bowden. [Sitanion hansenii
(Scribner) J. G. Smith].
Xanthium spinosum
Xanthium spinosum
Linnaeus.
Yabea microcarpa (Hooker & Yabea microcarpa (Hooker & Kozo-Poljansky.
Arnott)
Arnott)
Yes
Zannichellia palustris
Zannichellia palustris
Linnaeus.
Zantedeschia aethiopica
(Linnaeus)
Zantedeschia aethiopica
(Linnaeus)
Sprengel.
Zeltnera davyi
Zeltnera davyi
(Jepson) Abrams.
Zeltnera davyi
Zeltnera muehlenbergii Zeltnera muehlenbergii B. L. Robinson.
Zeltnera muehlenbergii
Common Name
Silvery Hair Grass. Shiver
Grass.
Description
Delicate, graceful, erect
annual, 1-3 dm, stems
generally in small tufts,
ligule rough; blades flliform;
panicle open, spikelets
silvery, shining, clustered
toward ends of the spreading,
slender stems, lemma
tapering into 2 short teeth;
Mar.-June.
Shrub, densely much
branched from base,
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.
Where Found
Locations on SBM
Common, grassy or brushy
slopes and moist flats:
Willow Pond, Saddle Area,
Guadalupe Hills, near Park
Maintenance Facility, eastfacing slope below Summit
Parking Lot, Devil's Arroyo,
east slope near Bayshore
Boulevard
Uncommon; planted and
persisting:
planted forest on Bayshore
Boulevard.
Silver Wattle.
Blackwood Acacia. Black
Acacia.
Everblooming Acacia.
Evergreen tree, densely
silvery gray hairy; leaves
twice pinnate (fern-like),
leaflets small, numerous;
flowers bright yellow in
globose heads, arranged in
panicles; Jan.-Mar. Legumes
flat.
Evergreen tree; leaves
modified, forming leaf-like,
lanceolate phyllodes, 5-10
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; MayJune.
Similar to A. melanoxylon;
phyllodes narrow, lanceolate,
2-15 cm, 1-nerved; flowers
in globose heads on axillary
peduncles shorter than
phyllodes; sporadically most
of year.
Uncommon, escape from
Crocker Avenue.
cultivation, often naturalized:
Escape from cultivation;
often naturalized:
Cable Ravine, Horseshoe
Ridge, industrial park in
Guadalupe Valley
Escape from cultivation;
occasionally naturalized:
Crocker Avenue, Saddle
Area, Bayshore Boulevard.
Perennial, suffrutescent,
Frequent, grassland and
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.
Great Meadow
Park Maintenance Facility,
near
Summit Parking Lot, slope
below
East Powerline near Ridge
Trail
Harold Road in Brisbane,
above
Big-leaf Maple.
Perennial; leaves large, bold Uncommon:
and decorative, irregularly
pinnately lobed; flowers
zygomorphic, white, showy
on erect spike.
Deciduous tree; leaves
Uncommon:
opposite, 5-lobed; flowers
small, numerous in racemes;
Apr.-May. Fruit a samara,
with parallel wings.
Hillside Boulevard near
Hillside School
Above Margaret Avenue in
Brisbane.
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.
Deerweed.
Annual, stems erect,
branching, softly hairy, 2-6
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 rosetinged; May-Oct. Legume
dehiscent.
Perennial, woody at base,
erect to spreading, stems
green, virgate, broom-like;
leaflets mostly 3 on short
stalk; flowers small, in
sessile umbels, yellow,
sometimes red-tinged; MayOct. Legume curved.
Uncommon, disturbed
places:
Buckeye Canyon
Frequent, many habitats,
often grassy and brushy
areas:
Colma Canyon, lower
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
with 2-3 divisions, pinnae
places:
rounded or somewhat
reniform, scarcely lobed, 1.02.5 em diameter, on thin
stalks, central stalk dark
brown; sporangia along
under-rolled margins of the
pinnae, forming a false
indusium.
Colma Canyon
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.
Coast Dandelion.
Perennial, from a tuberous
Uncommon, escape from
rootstock with many fleshy cultivation, probably from
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.
Perennial; leaves in basal Occasional, grassland:
rosette; flower heads discoid,
up to 25 mm high, yellow,
solitary at tip of stalk
standing above leaves; spring
and summer.
lower end of Tank Ravine
above Hillside Boulevard
Colma Canyon
Park Maintenance Facility,
near
West Powerline
California Dandelion.
Like above. species except Occasional, grassland:
for larger flower heads, more
than 25 mm high.
Guadalupe Hills
Park Maintenance Facility,
near
Summit Parking Lot, slope
below
Pig Ranch Ravine.
Colonial Bent. Common
Bent.
Spike Bent Grass. Western
Bent Grass.
Loosely tufted perennial with
short rhizomes, stems erect
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; MayJuly.
Mostly tufted, slender to
stout perennial, 2-12 dm, in
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.
Uncommon, vernally wet or Saddle Area
moist ground:
Uncommon, low moist
places:
Pig Ranch Ravine
Hall’s Bent Grass
Erect perennial 6-9 dm,
Occasional, grassy slopes:
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.
Guadalupe Hills
Summit Parking Lot, eastfacing slope below
Crystal Cave Ravine
Owl Canyon
Leafy Bent.
Delicate, erect perennial, 4- Occasional, open grassy
10 dm, spreading by
slopes and brushy areas:
rhizomes; leaf blades flat,
lax, ligule small, squarish;
panicle somewhat open, 1015 cm, narrow, with branches
stiffly curving upward,
lemma with minute hairs or
none, a little shorter than the
glumes, no palea; June-Aug.
Quarry, near
Buckeye Canyon
Red-top.Creeping Bent.
Stink Bean. Plume Albizia.
Water Plantain.
Tufted, rhizomatous
perennial, erect or somewhat
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.
Evergreen tree; leaves twice
pinnate (fern-like), leaflets
numerous; yellow flowers in
a spike-like plume; late
winter and spring.
Aquatic perennial, glabrous,
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.
Uncommon, vernally wet or near Camp Silverspot
moist ground:
Escape from cultivation:
Bayshore Boulevard
Uncommon, marshy area:
PG&E Marsh
Coastal Onion.
Attractive perennial, growing Occasional, grassland and
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.
Colma Canyon
Bitter Cherry Ridge
Great Meadow
Park Maintenance Facility,
near
Summit Parking Lot, eastfacing slope below
Bulbous, leaves basal;
flowering stem 3-angled;
flowers white, several in a
loose, terminal umbel;
spring.
Weed, gardens and disturbed Old Guadalupe Trail,
places:
industrial park in Guadalupe
Valley
Uncommon, moist areas:
Differs from A.
dichlamydeum by its broader
leaves, 10-15 mm wide,
shorter than flowering stem;
flowers rose-pink, numerous,
in a loose umbel; Apr.-June.
Colma Creek
April Brook
Belladonna Lily. Naked
Ladies.
Perennial with large bulb;
Occasionally becomes
strap-shaped leaves appear in established from garden
spring; flowering stem
discards:
appears in summer after
leaves die down, flowers
several in an umbel at tip of
stem, showy, pink, funnelshaped, about 8 cm; Aug.Sept.
Guadalupe Canyon Parkway,
north-facing slope south of,
near its junction with Radio
Road
PG&E Marsh, Randolph
Avenue at Hillside Boulevard
Western Ragweed.
Service Berry. June Berry.
Coarse perennial, generally
3.0 dm to 1 m, stems and
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.
Deciduous shrub; leaves
ovate, sparsely hairy above,
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.
Uncommon, usually in waste Reservoir Hill.
places: ·
Occasional, rocky and
brushy slopes:
April Brook
Horseshoe Ridge
Summit, slope just below
Harold Road in Brisbane,
above
Fiddleneck.
Annual, sparsely bristlyFrequent, grassland and
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.
Colma Canyon
Brisbane Ravine
Bitter Cherry Ridge
Devil's Arroyo
Romanzoffia Ravine
Owl Canyon
Ridge Trail at western and
eastern powerlines
Scarlet Pimpernel.
Pearly Everlasting.
Diffusely branched,
glabrous, slender annual,
stems angled; leaves
opposite, ovate, sessile;
flowers dainty, on long
slender peduncles in the leaf
axils, petals 5, salmoncolored; throughout the year.
Fruit a round capsule that
opens in a line around the
middle, the upper half
separating as a lid.
Perennial, stems numerous,
unbranched; leaves linear to
lanceolate; flower heads
pearly-white, discoid, many
in terminal, showy
clusters; Apr.-Sept.
Common weed, disturbed
areas, and grassland:
lower Colma Canyon,
Willow Pond, Saddle Area,
near Park Maintenance
Facility, West Powerline near
Ridge Trail.
Widespread, grassland and
occasionally in moist areas
sometimes forming sizable
colonies:
Colma Canyon, lower
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:
tall; leaves large, pinnately
compound, each leaflet whitewoolly beneath, more or less
ovate and pinnately veined;
flowers white, Apr.-July.
Fruits with broad lateral
wings.
Colma Canyon
Romanzoffia Ravine
Quarry
Mayweed. Dog-fennel.
Annual, unpleasantly
Occasional, attractive weed,
scented, stems muchfields and roadsides:
branched; leaves pinnately
divided 2 or 3 times,
divisions narrow; flower
heads solitary, 2.5-3 em
diameter, with showy white
ray flowers; spring-autumn.
lower Colma Canyon,
Willow Pond, Crocker
Avenue, Old Guadalupe
Trail, Saddle Area.
Bur Chervil.
Garden Snapdragon.
Western Lady's Mantle.
Annual, hairy; leaves once or
twice pinnately divided,
divisions narrow; flowers
white; Apr.-June. Fruits with
small hooks.
Perennial, generally 6 dm or
more; leaves lanceolate,
about 8 cm; flowers in
terminal, glandularpubescent racemes, corolla
generally 4-6 cm, tubular, 2lipped, closed at throat,
yellow, pink, or other colors;
summer. Fruit a capsule, with
numerous tiny seeds.
Inconspicuous, low-growing
annual; leaves small,
palmately 3-parted, each
division again divided;
flowers tiny,lacking petals;
Feb.-May.
Weed, disturbed areas:
Old Guadalupe Trail, Saddle
Area
Uncommon:
Guadalupe Canyon Parkway
in Guadalupe Hills adjacent
to East Powerline
Occasional, rocky and
brushy slopes:
Saddle Area
Gasline Road
East Powerline near Ridge
Trail
Wild Celery.
Indian Hemp. Bitter
Dogbane
Columbine.
Rose Rock Cress. Coast
Rock Cress.
Annual, stems slender;
Uncommon, sandy soil:
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.
Erect perennial with milky
juice; leaves opposite, ovate
to oblong-lanceolate; flowers
small, corollas bell-shaped,
white; July-Aug.
Attractive perennial; leaves
divided 3 times, leaflets
round obovate, deeply
divided into toothed
divisions; flowers nodding,
petals 5, salmon red, each
with a long, basal, nectarcontaining spur; Apr.-June.
Perennial; basal leaves in a
rosette, stem leaves smaller;
showy rose-purple flowers
on stems 5-20 cm; Jan.-May.
Fruit a silique, 2-3 em.
Kamchatka Point
Pig Ranch Ravine.
Uncommon, grassy or rocky Radio Road above Summer
areas:
Seep on Horseshoe Ridge.
Uncommon, moist, partially Bitter Cherry Ridge
shaded brushland:
Common, grassy slopes and at many sites
rocky outcroppings:
Madrone.
Eastwood Manzanita.
San Bruno Mountain
Manzanita.
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 urnshaped, 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
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.
Low growing, muchCommon, brushy slopes and Summit and Gasline Road,
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
thought to be: A. uva-ursl
(Linnaeus) Sprengel and A.
glandulosa Eastwood. Low
mat-forming shrub, spreads
by rooting branches from
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.
Entire known population
consists of one mat-forming
shrub about 4 m by 25 m,
located about 15 m west of
Pacific Rock on a very rocky
slope.
Bearberry.
Prostrate shrub with trailing
branches; leaves spathulateobovate, coriaceous, petioles
1-2 mm long; flowers in
small terminal clusters,
corollas pinkish to white;
Mar.-June.
A single shrub drapes over a
west-facing embankment
along the Summit Loop Trail
near a Monterey pine.
Almost a dozen additional
shrubs, sprawling to mat-like
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.
Miniature Manzanita.
Prostrate shrub with trailing
and rooting branches,
lignotubers at base of some
branches, branchlets smooth,
bright red; leaves ovateelliptic, 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
lignotubers.
Similar to forma coactilis
except for small lignotubers
scattered near base of
branches; young leaf blades
suborbicular; somewhat
concave instead of convex.
These shrubs survived the
fire of September 1964 by
means of their lignotubers.
From Roofs cuttings plants
have been re-established on
the mountains at three
locations near the top of the
Quarry.
In their only locality on
Kamchatka Point; they
successfully compete with
dense grasses.
Montara Manzanita. [A.
montaraensis Roof).
Similar to subsp. imbricata
except shrubs are erect to 2
m.
Cape Weed.
Perennial, prostrate; leaves
irregularly pinnately lobed,
in loose basal clusters;
flower heads solitary, on
stems 20-25 em, showy, ray
flowers yellow, disk flowers
black or nearly so.
Deciduous, scandent shrub or Uncommon:
vine with characteristically Ushaped flowers; Feb.-May.
California Pipe Vine.
Dutchman's Pipe.
At its only locality about 100
yards northwest of Pacific
Rock it forms a dense
colony.
Uncommon:
road to Camp Silverspot,
April Brook Trail,
Guadalupe Parkway east of
Colma Canyon.
Colma Canyon, lower
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
4 dm; leaves linear in basal areas:
rosette; flowers pink in a
terminal globose head; Mar.Aug.
Old Guadalupe Trail
Pig Ranch Ravine
California Sagebrush.
Coastal Sagebrush.
Shrub, aromatic, much Frequent, exposed slopes and Colma Canyon
ridges:
branched; leaves
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.
Wormwood.
Perennial; leaves lanceolate, Occasional, grassy or brushy Colma Canyon, lower
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.
Suffrutescent perennial,
silvery, silky-hairy; stems
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.
Uncommon, sandy soil:
Reservoir Hill, lower, on a
sandy west-facing slope.
Annual, glabrous, much
Uncommon, marshy and
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.
Guadalupe Hills.
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, greenishwhite petals; Apr.-Oct.
April Brook
Pig Ranch Ravine, south of
Olivet Cemetery, near
Western Lady Fern.
Fronds lanceolate to
Uncommon, wet gullies:
triangular, to 1 m tall, 1-2
times divided; indusia curved
to almost circular, with
marginal hairs.
Uncommon, wet gullies:
Colma Canyon
Saddle Area, base of Quarry
Australian Saltbush.
Saltbush. Fat Hen.
Slender Wild Oat.
Perennial, more or less
woody at base, minutely
scaly, decumbent; leaves
oblong, irregularly toothed;
flowers very small; JuneSept. Fruiting bracts fleshy,
eventually becoming red.
Annual, glabrous, slightly
mealy; leaves generally
hastate-triangular, toothed;
flowers very small, in spikes;
July-Sept.
Tufted annual, 3-7 dm tall;
blades flat, mostly glabrous;
panicle lax, silvery spikelets
scattered along stems,
pedicels slender, spikelets 23-flowered, lemma tapering
into 2 slender bristles, papery
glumes longer than florets;
Feb.-June.
Uncommon, wet gullies:
Colma Canyon, Saddle Area,
base of Quarry
Uncommon:
Guadalupe Canyon Parkway
east of summit.
Uncommon, salt marshes or Guadalupe Hills, Foothill
salt flats, along San
Boulevard at School Street.
Francisco Bay shore or
inland:
Frequent, weed of waste
places, dry ground and
grassy slopes:
Colma Canyon, Old
Guadalupe Trail, Quarry,
above Hillside Boulevard
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
Broom. Fuzzy Wuzzy
(because of the abundant, dry
pappus bristles that blow in
the wind).
Shrub, evergreen, much
branched from base, stems
leafy throughout, prostrate
or nearly so, often forming
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
ravines:
Kamchatka Point
frequent, open slopes and
ravines:
West Powerline
frequent, open slopes and
ravines:
Mule Fat. Seep Willow.
American Winter Cress.
Shrub with numerous leafy
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.
Radio Road
low growing, often prostrate Buckeye Canyon, lower
plants, occasional, exposed
slopes and ridges:
Uncommon, moist ground: Saddle Area
Biennial or perennial,
Occasional, moist, open or
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; MarchJuly. Fruit a silique 2.5-5 em,
erect, somewhat appressed to
stem.
Juncus Ravine, ravine east of
Colma Canyon
Saddle Area
Kiosk, edge of parking lot
beyond
Great Meadow
Radio Road, eucalyptus
grove along
Summit Parking Lot, eastfacing slope below
Manzanita Dike
English Daisy.
Coarse annual with stiff
Attractive weed, roadsides
hairs; leaves opposite,
and disturbed areas:
lanceolate, sparsely toothed;
flowers in a spike, corolla 2lipped, rose-pink and white;
April-May.
Perennial, hairy, lowUncommon, moist places:
growing; leaves in basal tuft,
oblanceolate; flower heads
solitary, showy, on leafless
stalks, ray flowers pink to
white; almost throughout the
year.
Park Kiosk area, industrial
park in Guadalupe Valley
Crocker Avenue, Saddle
Area, Radio Road.
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, reddishgreen; flowers small, yellow,
in showy clusters; Mar.-May.
Fruit a black berry.
Water Parsley.
Perennial, rather stout,
branched; leaves pinnately
divided; flowers white, few
in umbel; July-Oct. Fruit
oval, ribs inconspicuous.
Uncommon, moist places: Juncus Ravine
Annual, glabrous or nearly
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
BULRUSH, ALKALI
forming clumps, rhizomes
BULRUSH
generally with tubers; culms
arising singly, leafy, 2-15
dm; leaves several, grasslike, flat or nearly so, all in
lower half of culm;
inflorescence 3-10 tightly
clustered, ovoid, reddishbrown spikelets, involucral
bracts 2-5, unequal in length,
surpassing the inflorescence;
May-Oct.
Delicate, glabrous, weakly
trailing, prostrate annual;
leaves opposite, simple,
rounded, 5-7 lobed; flowers
white, tiny, in small fewflowered umbels; Mar.-May.
Uncommon, grassland:
Owl Canyon.
Uncommon, marshy areas:
PG&E Marsh
Occasional, grassy and
brushy areas:
Devil's Arroyo
Trillium Gulch
False Brome.
Field Mustard.
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:
dm; lower leaves lyratepinnatifid, terminal segment
large, upper leaves smaller;
petals pale yellow, longer
than sepals; Feb.-Apr.
Siliques somewhat
constricted between seeds.
Annual, glabrous, 2-10 dm; Occasional weed, disturbed
basal leaves petioled,
sites:
pinnately lobed, terminal
lobe large, upper leaves with
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.
horse corral. near, in
Guadalupe Hills.
near Crocker Avenue,
Willow Pond, Saddle Area,
industrial park in Guadalupe
Valley.
Little Quaking Grass.
Similar to B. maxima but
Common, grassy areas and
with many smaller spikelets wet ground:
that quiver in the breeze; Jan.June.
Rattlesnake Grass. Big
Quaking Grass.
Erect annual 3-6 dm,
sometimes decumbent at the
base; panicle drooping,
spikelets about 12 mm,
almost as broad as long, with
overlapping florets; Apr.May.
Perennial, growing from a
corm; leaves linear, 2-4 mm
wide, longer than very short
flowering stem; flowers
violet-purple, up to 10 in an
umbel, pedicels slender,
unequal in length; May-July.
Occasional, disturbed
ground:
Guadalupe Hills, Willow
Pond, Saddle Area,
Guadalupe Valley, Owl and
Buckeye canyons, above
Hillside Boulevard, Pig
Ranch Ravine, above Olivet
Cemetery
Saddle Area, Guadalupe
Hills, Owl and Buckeye
canyons
Uncommon, western section Radio Road in eucalyptus
of mountains:
area
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
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.
Saddle Area
Guadalupe Hills
Powerline Ridge
Owl Canyon
Rescue Grass.
Ripgut Brome.
Annual or biennial, culms
Uncommon, waste places:
erect to spreading, up to 1 m;
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.
Tufted annual, 4-7 dm, stems Common, disturbed soil and
hairy below panicle; leaves grassland:
rough, ligules membraneous
with jagged margins; panicle
open and drooping, with few
spikelets, lemmas with long,
stoutt awns, 3.5-5 cm; Apr.July.
PG&E Marsh, above
Randolph Avenue
Colma Canyon, Saddle Area,
Guadalupe Valley, Buckeye
Canyon, above Hillside
Boulevard
Soft Chess.
Tufted annual or sometimes Common, waste places and
biennnial, generally softly
grassland:
pubescent throughout, 2-8
dm; panicles dense, compact,
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.
Willow Pond, Saddle Area,
Powerline Ridge, Owl and
Buckeye canyons, Pig Ranch
Ravine
Foxtail Brome. Foxtail
Chess, Red Brome.
Tufted annual, 1.5-4 dm;
leaf blades and sheaths
pubescent; panicles dense,
compact, often purplish to
reddish-brown, 2-7 cm,
spikelets narrow, 7-11flowered, about 25 cm,
lemma 4-5 nerved, 10-15
mm, with awn 18-22 mm;
Mar.-May.
Large tufted perennial,
forming dense clumps, culms
stout, 1-1.5 m; leaf blades
rough to touch; panicles
narrow, loosely contracted,
purplish, becoming strawcolored, 15-30 cm, florets
with a tuft of hair at their
bases; May-June.
Occasional, disturbed dry
soil:
Guadalupe Hills, above
Randolph Avenue, Pig Ranch
Ravine
Occasional, moist rocky
slopes:
Colma Canyon
Pacific Reed Grass.
Dairy Ravine
Kamchatka Point
Summit Parking Lot, eastfacing slope below
Radio Road
Red Maids.
Somewhat fleshy annual,
branched from base,
glabrous; leaves narrowly
oblanceolate,with petioles;
flowers in leafy racemes,
small but conspicuous,
petals 5, magenta, rarely
white; Feb.-May.
Occasional, open places and Colma Canyon, lower
disturbed areas, sometimes
grassland:
Crocker Avenue, slope above
Saddle Area
Great Meadow
Firth Canyon
Pig Ranch Ravine
Water Starwort.
Western Morning Glory.
Small, prostrate annual stems
delicate; leaves opposite,
linear-spatulate, thick;
flowers minute, unisexual, in
leaf axils.
Perennial, more or less
woody, climbing or
sometimes trailing; leaves
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, funnelshaped, 2-4 cm; Apr.-July.
Uncommon:
Randolph Ravine.
Occasional, brushy slopes,
often scrambling over other
plants:
Colma Canyon
Saddle Area
Summit Parking Lot, eastfacing slope below
Buckeye Canyon, upper
Randolph Avenue at Hillside
Boulevard
Olivet Cemetery, above
Perennial, generally stemless Occasional, grassland:
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.
Colma Canyon
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,
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.
Colma Canyon, mouth of
Annual, with sprawling
Uncommon, grassland or
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.
Colma Canyon, mouth of
Pig Ranch Ravine
Pig Ranch Ravine
Shepherd's Purse
Annual branched from base; Disturbed areas and open
basal leaves petiolate,
grassy slopes:
pinnately lobed, upper leaves
sessile, toothed; small white
flowers in a raceme; mostly
winter. Silicle heart-shaped.
West Powerline near Ridge
Trail.
Milk Maids, Toothwort.
Perennial, underground
Occasional, open grassy or
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.
Colma Canyon
Radio Road
Cable Ravine
Kamchatka Point
Summit, near
Summit Parking Lot, ravine
1/2 mile east of, along Ridge
Trail
Trillium Gulch
Bitter Cress.
Bitter Cress.
Bitter Cress.
Annual or biennial from
Occasional, grassland and
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.
Annual or biennial from
Occasional, grassland and
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.
Annual or biennial from
Occasional, grassland and
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.
Colma Canyon
Saddle Area
Summit Parking Lot, ravine
1/2 mile east of, along Ridge
Trail
Bitter Cress.
Bitter Cress.
Sand-mat.
Annual or biennial from
Occasional, grassland and
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.
Annual or biennial from
Occasional, grassland and
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.
Perennial, stems numerous, Occasional, sandy soil:
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; MayJune.
Romanzoffia Ravine
Trillium Gulch
Colma Canyon, lower
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 spinyplaces and along roadsides: Powerline.
winged, wing spines
spreading horizontally,
irregular in length, often
rigid; leaves pinnatifid, lobes
and teeth spine-tipped, whitetomentose beneath, greenish
but somewhat woolly-hairy
above; involucral bracts
spiny, flower heads discoid,
flowers rose-purple; MayJuly. Achenes with
numerous bristles.
Santa Barbara Sedge.
Tufted perennial with long
Occasional, vernally moist
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, cigarshaped, 2.5-8 cm, perianth
with toothed beak; Apr.-Aug.
Colma Canyon
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
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.
Saddle Area
Guadalupe Hills
Harford's Sedge.
Loosely tufted perennial,
Uncommon, vernally wet
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, 1.52.5 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.
Saddle Area
Fern Rock
Shearwater
Slough Sedge.
Perennial, with long stolons Uncommon, in moist and
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.
Saddle Area
Crystal Cave Ravine
Cow Trough Ravine
Loosely cespitose perennial; Uncommon, vernally wet
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.
Saddle Area
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 1.52.5 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,
opposite, fleshy, 3-angled, to spreading vegetatively or
sometimes by seeds:
5 em; large yellow to pink
flowers; spring and summer.
Indian Paint Brush.
Perennial, roughly hairy,
Occasional, brushy or open
especially below the
grassy and rocky areas:
inflorescence; leaves
narrowly lanceolate, lobed;
bracts and calyces red, bracts
broadly 3-lobed,
inflorescence a tight spikelike raceme; Mar.-Sept.
south-facing slopes above
lower Colma Canyon,
Reservoir Hill, near
eucalyptus trees in upper
Colma Canyon, Radio Road,
Brisbane
Great Meadow
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 2lipped, 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.
Escobita.
Annual, stems and leaves
Frequent, grassland and open Colma Canyon
hairy, stems usually purplish fields:
and branched; leaves deeply
pinnately lobed into threadlike 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
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.
Colma Canyon
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
Australian Pine. She-oak.
Tree, to 15 m or more,
Uncommon:
irregularly branched, bark
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.
East Powerline near Ridge
Trail
above King's Road, Brisbane
Acres in Brisbane
California Mustard
Tall erect annual; leaves
petiolate,irregularly
pinnately lobed, upper with
fewer lobes; flowers
yellowish-white in short
dense racemes; Mar.-June.
Siliques slender, spreading
away from the stem.
Occasional, open and brushy Old Guadalupe Trail
slopes in undisturbed areas:
Guadalupe Hills
Devil's Arroyo
Blue Blossom.
Evergreen, much branched
shrub, to 4.5 m or more;
leaves ovate, 3-veined from
base; flowers small, blue, in
showy, densely flowered
panicles; Mar.-May.
Frequent, brushy slopes,
sometimes forming dense
thickets, seedlings
sometimes appear after fire:
East Powerline near Ridge
Trail
West Powerline, near
Ridge Trail 1/2 mile east of
Summit Parking Lot
Quarry
Purple Star Thistle.
Annual or biennial, stems
Troublesome weed, disturbed
round, intricately branched; areas:
leaves pinnately lobed;
bracts spiny-tipped, flower
heads generally sessile,
discoid, flowers purple; MayOct.
Napa Thistle. Tocalote.
Annual, stems winged; basal Troublesome weed, disturbed
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,
glabrous, somewhat bluish- disturbed ground:
green; leaves opposite, ovate
to lanceolate, generally
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.
Guadalupe Hills, Bayshore
Highway, Cow_ Trough
Ravine, along Randolph and
Hillside avenues.
Colma Canyon.
along Bayshore Boulevard
near Brisbane Lagoon, lower
east slope above old stone
retaining wall
Spikeweed.
Common Mouse-ear
chickweed.
Mouse-ear Chickweed.
Western Field Mouse-ear
Chickweed.
Annual, stiffly
branched, fairly low,
spiny; leaves pinnately
lobed, becoming
toothed or entire along
upper margins; flower
heads yellow; late
summer-early autumn.
Short-lived perennial, viscidhairy 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.
Annual, viscid-hairy
throughout; leaves ovate to
obovate; flowers in cymes,
sepals 3-5 mm, petals white,
2-lobed, generally shorter
than sepals;Mar.-July.
Perennial, stems weak; 1-3
dm; leaves linear; flowers
somewhat showy, petals
white, 2-lobed, longer than
sepals; Mar.-May.
Uncommon:
Crocker Avenue.
Uncommon, moist places:
Saddle Area.
Weed, gardens, roadsides and ravine south of Crocker
disturbed places:
Avenue, north slope of
Guadalupe Hills above
Crocker Avenue, Saddle
Area, West Powerline, above
the Quarry
In grassland:
Reservoir Hill
Park Maintenance Facility
Pineapple Weed. Rayless
Chamomile.
California Gcosefoot.
Low annual, branched,
Uncommon, waste places,
somewhat aromatic; leaves 2- sometimes compact soil:
3 times divided into slender
segments; flower heads
conical, discoid, flowers
yello\v; May-Aug.
Perennial, 1 m or more,
Uncommon, escape from
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.
Perennial, with stout, fleshy Uncommon, brushy slopes
root, sparsely mealy on
and disturbed areas:
young stems; leaves deltoidhastate, coarsely toothed;
flowers small; Feb.-June.
Saddle Area, Guadalupe
Hills, industrial park in
Guadalupe Valley.
head of Buckeye Canyon
Colma Canyon, lower
Guadalupe Hills
Pig Ranch Ravine
Amole. Soap Plant.
Annual; stem slightly mealy; Disturbed ground:
leaves broadly ovate,
irregularly toothed, dark
green, shiny above, mealy
beneath; flowers minute,
clustered, in panicles; JuneOct.
Perennial, growing from
Occasional, grassland:
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, petallike, white, more or less
curled, vespertine; MayJune.
Saddle Area, industrial park
in Guadalupe Valley.
Colma Canyon
Summit Parking Lot, eastfacing slope below
Trillium Gulch
Spine-flower. ·
Annual, stems decumbent 1- Uncommon, sandy areas:
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.
Colma Canyon
Crown Daisy. Garland
Chrysanthemum.
Chicory.
Indian Thistle.
Annual; leaves ovate in
outline, pinnately lobed,
sessile; flower heads showy,
2-4 em across, ray and disk
flowers yellow; Apr.-Aug.
Glabrous annual, stems
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.
Perennial, stems rough-hairy;
basal leaves irregularly and
deeply lobed, upper smaller,
toothed; flower heads
discoid, flowers bright blue;
summer-autumn.
Attractive weed, roadsides
and disturbed places:
slopes below Reservoir Hill,
Crocker Avenue, Tank
Ravine, base of Pig Ranch
Ravine.
Uncommon, grassland:
Owl Canyon
Roadsides and disturbed
ground:
Reservoir Hill, Saddle Area,
along railroad tracks on
north side of industrial park
in Guadalupe Valley.
Perennial, short-lived from a Occasional, brushy slopes:
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.
Colma Canyon, lower
Summit Parking Lot,
Quarry
Brownie Thistle.
Perennial, stems stout,
generally 8-10 em; basal
leaves oblanceolate, with
cobwebby hairs, coarsely
spiny-lobed or toothed;
flower heads .discoid,
flowers pinkish to white;
Apr.-July.
Occasional grassland:
Guadalupe Hills
Saddle Area
Park Maintenance Facility,
near
East Powerline near Ridge
Trail
Randolph Avenue, north of,
at Hillside Boulevard.
Bull Thistle.
Rock Rose.
Biennial, stem 5-15 dm,
spiny winged with decurrent
leaf bases; leaves pinnately
lobed, long spiny, upper side
rough to touch; bracts spiny,
flower heads discoid, 3-4 em
high, nearly as broad,
showy, flowers purplish;
June-Oct.
Evergreen shrub, much
branched, spreading, to 100 1
m, variously hairy; leaves
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
stout; leaves ovate, more or
less crowded; petals pinkish,
sometimes spotted; MayJune.
Weed, disturbed areas,
roadsides:
lower Colma Canyon,
Willow Pond, Saddle Area,
road along West Powerline
at Ridge Trail, Quarry.
Uncommon, disturbed area:
lower Reservoir Hill in sandy
soil on west -facing slope,
Eucalyptus Loop Trail
Occasional, grassy slopes:
Owl Canyon
Buckeye Canyon
Farewell-to-Spring.
Slender annual; leaves lance- Occasional, grassland:
oblong; flowers sessile,
petals dark red-purple,
lacking spots; Apr.-July.
Annual often branched
Frequent, grassland:
above; leaves lanceolate,
sessile or nearly so; flowers
showy, petals pink, often
reddish at base; Apr.-Aug.
Harold Road, above in
Brisbane
Colma Canyon
Owl Canyon
Quarry
Buckeye Canyon
Crystal Cave Ravine
Olivet Cemetery, above
Miner's Lettuce.
Glabrous annual, somewhat Frequent, moist areas:
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.
Colma Canyon
Bitter Cherry Ridge
Saddle Area
Park Maintenance Facility,
near
Ridge Trail
Firth Canyon
Yerba Buena.
Perennial, fragrant,
evergreen, trailing, rooting at
the stem tips; leaves ovate,
sessile or nearly so; flowers
small, solitary in axils of
upper leaves, corolla 2lipped, white; May-Aug.
Frequent, grassland and
Saddle Area
brushy areas, creeping on
ground at base of
surrounding plants and easily
overlooked:
April Brook, slope above
Chinese Houses.
San Francisco Chinese
Houses.
Annual; leaves lanceolate, all
sessile; flowers in whorls,
sessile, lavender and white;
Apr.-July.
Annual; leaves opposite,
ovate, upper sessile, lower
with petioles; flowers sessile
in whorls, corollas violetblue and whitish, 2-lipped;
Mar.-May.
Uncommon, shaded
grassland:
Occasional, open grassy or
brushy areas:
Summit Parking Lot, eastfacing slope below
Ridge Trail between Summit
Parking Lot and Blue
Blossom Hill, low area of
West Powerline near Ridge
Trail
Buckeye Canyon
Colma Canyon
Bitter Cherry Ravine
Devil's Arroyo
East Powerline, ravine on
north-facing slope east of
Harold Road
Brisbane
Annual; upper leaves sessile, Occasional, grassland:
lower with petioles; flowers
few, small blue, on long
pedicels; Mar.-May.
Owl Canyon
Buckeye Canyon
East Powerline, ravine on
north-facing slope east of
Poison Hemlock. Spotted
Hemlock.
Field Bindweed. Orchard
Morning Glory.
Tall biennial, stems purple
spotted; leaves pinnately
divided; flowers white,
small, in showy, manyflowered umbels; Apr.-Aug.
Fruits with prominent ribs.
Perennial, stems prostrate or
twining; distinguished from
Calystegia occldentalis by
the basal lobes of the leaves
obtuse or rounded; flowers
on peduncles shorter than
leaves, corolla 1.5-2.5 cm
long, white, purple tinged
along folds; May-Oct.
Abundant weed, disturbed
areas:
upper Colma Canyon,
Willow Pond, Saddle Area,
Guadalupe Hills, Radio Road
north of eucalyptus area, and
other sites.
Deep-rooted, troublesome
weed, fields and waste
places:
lower Colma Canyon, Saddle
Area, junction of Radio Road
with Guadalupe Canyon
Parkway.
Mirror Shrub. Mirror Plant.
Differs from C. bonariensis
and C. canadensis in being a
short-lived perennial; flower
heads discoid, outermost
flowers in each head
obliquely tubular; summerearly fall.
Annual, to 1 m, gray-green,
stiffly hairy; leaves linear to
linear-lanceolate; involucral
bracts densely hairy, flower
heads many, ray flowers
whitish, small, more than
100; June-Sept.
Evergreen shrub, 1.0-3.0 m
tall; leaves opposite,
thickish, broadly ovate, dark
green, shining above, dull
pale green below; flowers
unisexual, male and female
on separate plants; flowers
inconspicuous; late summer
to autumn. Orange, berrylike fruits.
Uncommon, weed of waste
ground:
Old Guadalupe Trail.
Weed, waste ground and
roadsides:
Guadalupe Hills in a marshy
area between Geneva Avenue
and Guadalupe Canyon
Parkway.
Escapes from cultivation and CrockerAvenue, Saddle Area
occasionally persists in
disturbed places:
Spotted Coral Root.
Creek Dogwood. Western
Red Dogwood.
Andean Pampas Grass.
Perennial, saprophytic,
Uncommon, wooded areas:
scapose; stem glabrous, 2-7
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.
No longer occurs at localities
where it had been observed
in the 1960s:
Perennial; leaves numerous,
linear, in a basal fountainlike clump, margins with
small sharp teeth; flowering
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.
Although only occasional
populations occur throughout
the mountains, these have
increased during the1980s.
Brisbane Acres near Kings
Road in Brisbane
along creek in lower Colma
Canyon (eliminated by
construction of Guadalupe
Canyon Parkway), Quarry
(eliminated by expansion of
the quarry)
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,
young branches white-hairy;
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
ovate, lower surface grayhairy; flowers numerous, in
clusters, petals 5, white,
spreading; June. Fruit a red
pome, 6 mm long.
Annual, 3-20 em, slender;
leaves finely pinnately lobed,
fern-like; flower heads 2-5
mm diameter, discoid,
flowers yellow; Mar.-Oct.
Uncommon, escape from
cultivation:
Colma Canyon
Occasional, escape from
cultivation:
Crocker Avenue near Old
Guadalupe Trail, Colma
Canyon, Saddle Area,
Kamchatka Point, Crystal
Cave Ravine
Tiny, inconspicuous but
Summit Parking Lot, Crystal
troublesome weed, often
Cave Ravine, Ridge Trail
forming colonies, common in near West Powerline.
gardens and disturbed places:
Brass Buttons.
Sand Pygmy Weed.
Hawthorn.
Perennial, decumbent,
somewhat succulent; leaves
entire or shallowly lobed;
flower heads flattened, more
than 5 mm across, discoid,
yellow; Mar.-Oct.
A tiny inconspicuous annual,
only about 2.5-5 em. Close
examination with a handlens, however, reveals its
minute but fleshy opposite
leaves and tiny flowers that
resemble those of a sedum;
Apr. May.
Weed, moist places,
sometimes in salt flats:
near Crocker Avenue,
Willow Pond, Saddle Area,
base of Owl Canyon.
Occasional, open places; in Guadalupe Hills near Old
grassland and edge of brushy Guadalupe Trail
areas, often in pure colonies
on exposed ground:
Succulent perennial, stems Uncommon:
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.
Deciduous, small tree; leaves Uncommon, escape from
lobed; flowers in clusters,
cultivation:
petals 5, pink; spring. Fruit a
red pome, during fall and
winter.
West Powerline, on ridge
near
Eucalyptus Loop Trail
north of Crocker Avenue, in
eucalyptus forest near Old
Guadalupe Trail, Saddle
Area. Native toEurope and
western Asia
Smooth Hawksbeard.
Montbretia.
California Croton.
Annual or biennial to 9 dm, Uncommon, waste places:
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.
Similar in habit to
Uncommon:
Chasmanthe floribunda but
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.
Perennial, erect, densely
Uncommon, sandy soil:
covered with silvery, starshaped hairs; leaves oblong,
petiolate; flowers unisexual,
inconspicuous; June-Nov.
Saddle Area.
Old Ranch RoadTrail above
Wax Myrtle Ravine
Pig Ranch Ravine
Dove Weed. Turkey Mullein. Annual, low-growing,
Uncommon:
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:
spreading hairs; leaves
alternate; flowers small,
white, in terminal, coiled
spikes; May-July. Nutlets1-4,
ovoid, all alike, outer surface
smooth, shining, groove
closed.
Guadalupe Hills
Devil's Arroyo
Quarry
Popcorn Flower.
Annual, often branched from Occasional, edge of
April Brook
below, 1-3 dm, all parts short- brushland, sometimes burnedhispid; 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 14, triangular-ovoid, of two
kinds, on one, the outer
surface with scattered wartlike nodules, the second with
smooth outer surface, on
both the groove open.
Devil's Arroyo
Trillium Gulch
West Powerline
Bermuda Grass.
Western Hound's Tongue.
Perennial with extensive
creeping rhizomes and
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.
Perennial, glabrous; leaves
mostly basal, ovate, 7-15 em,
with long petioles; flowers in
showy panicles, corolla blue,
tubular with S lobes; Feb.Apr. Nutlets rounded,
covered with short, stout
prickles.
Uncommon, disturbed
ground:
industrial park in Guadalupe
Valley
Occasional, grassland and
brushy areas, sometimes in
burned-over areas:
Ridge Trail, near, in a ravine
1/2 mile east of Summit
Parking Lot
Romanzoffia Ravine
Trillium Gulch
Brisbane Ravine
Firth Canyon
Hedgehog. Dog-tail.
Umbrella Sedge.
Annual, 1-6 dm tall; leaves Uncommon, disturbed areas: Saddle Area, Guadalupe
short, soft, ligules toothed, 2Hills
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.
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 strawcolored 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 5angled; sparingly leafy,
leaves with 3 leaflets;
flowers large, generally
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,
distinguished by 8-10-angled
stems; calyx hairy, petals all
yellow; spring. Legume
somewhat inflated; densely
white-hairy.
Escape from cultivation,
Seen only in Brisbane
naturalized, disturbed places.
Naturalized from central and
southern Europe.
Disturbed sites:
Above industrial park in
Guadalupe Valley, base of
Quarry, above Olivet
Cemetery
Orchard Grass.
California Oat Grass.
Tufted perennial,
occasionally forming large
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.
Tufted perennial, culms 3-10
dm; sheaths glabrous or with
shaggy hairs, lower sheaths
often swollen, containing
slender, distorted,
cleistogamous or self
pollinating spikelets, culms
tend to break off just below
the node where a selfpollinating spikelet is
present; panicle mostly with
2-5 spreading spikelets; Apr.June.
Uncommon, moist places:
Reservoir Hill, Old
Guadalupe Trail, Saddle Area
Occasional, open brushy or
grassy slopes often in moist
soils:
Saddle Area
Guadalupe Hills
Summit Parking Lot, eastfacing slope below
Owl Canyon
Buckeye Canyon
Cow Trough ravine
Tank ravine
Rattlesnake Weed.
Annual; leaves finely
Common, grassland:
divided; flowers small,
white; Apr.-June. Fruits with
stout hooks.
Colma Canyon
Old Guadalupe Trail
Radio Road in eucalyptus
area,
Park Maintenance Facility.
Coast Tarweed.
Annual, densely glandular,
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.
Frequent, grassland:
Colma Canyon
Guadalupe Hills
Pig Ranch Ravine
German Ivy.
Coastal Larkspur.
Glabrous perennial, stems
slender, climbing vigorously
on adjacent trees; leaves
roundish or ovate, 5-7 lobed
or angled; flower beads
yellow, discoid, terminal, in
showy clusters; Dec.-Mar.
Perennial,1.0-1.5 m; leaves
palmately divided; flowers
many in racemes, sepals 5,
upper sepal petal-like,
greenish, with elongate basal
spur, petals 4, dull blue;
Apr.July.
Mostly eucalyptus, cypress
trees and adjacent plants:
Fog Forest along Old
Guadalupe Trail, Saddle
Area, junction of Radio Road
and Park Maintenance
Facility road, near Summer
Seep, upper Brisbane.
Occasional, moist, partially
shaded brushland:
Colma Canyon
Romanzoffia Ravine
Owl Canyon
Blue Larkspur.
Perennial, to about 3 dm;
Occasional, grassland:
distinguished from the
preceding by few-flowered
racemes, sepals dark blue,
petals blue and white; Mar.May.
Colma Canyon
Bitter Cherry Ridge
Great Meadow
Owl Canyon
Harold Road. above, in
Brisbane
California Hair Grass.
Densely tufted, robust
Uncommon, grassy slopes
perennial, 6-12 dm; leaves
and moist places:
flat, rough to touch, ligules 47 mm; panicle openly
branched, spreading, often
purplish, lemmas truncate,
toothed at apex; Apr.-July.
Saddle Area
Guadalupe Hills
Great Meadow
Pacific Bleeding Heart.
Blue Dicks. Wild Hyacinth.
Attractive perennial; basal
Uncommon, moist shaded
leaves much divided, fernareas:
like, on long petioles;flowers
pendulous, petals 4, pale to
deep lavender, irregular,
outer 2 enlarged and sac-like
at base; Mar.-Apr.
Colma Canyon (just below
road cut and across concrete
ditch at its edge)
Fern Rock
Perennial, growing from a
Frequent, grassland or brush: Colma Canyon
fibrous corm; leaves linear, 612 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, eastfacing slope below
Randolph Avenue at Hillside
Boulevard
Foxglove.
Creeping perennial, all parts Uncommon:
with yellow to buff silky
hairs, slender stems forming
mats; leaves broadly kidneyshaped, 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.
Biennial, or perennial, finely Uncommon:
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.
Olivet Cemetery, above
Eucalyptus Loop Trail
Blue & White Daisybush Subshrub, branching, erect or Uncommon, disturbed
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.
Shearwater.
Fullers' Teasel.
Guadalupe Valley, industrial
park in
Tall stout biennial; basal
Weed, roadsides and in
leaves broadly oblong, upper disturbed areas:
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; springsummer.
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 610 mm, compressed, mostly
5-9 flowered; May-Oct.
Shooting Star.
Perennial; leaves ovate, in
Occasional, grassy slopes,
basal rosette, long petiolate; only a few plants at each
flowers several magenta, in locality:
terminal umbel; Feb.-Apr.
Guadalupe Hills
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, wellin outline, twice divided, 3.0- drained slopes:
5.0 dm, stems chaffy; sori in
2 rows covered by kidneyshaped indusia.
Fern Rock
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 creamyellow, connivent into a tube,
with spreading lobes; JulyAug.
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; JulyOct.
Tower-of-jewels (other giant Giant perennial, with stiff
echiums also known by this hairs, stem unbranched, to 2
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 funnelshaped, 10-12 mm long,
blue; spring-summer.
Creeping Spike Rush. Wire Rhizomatous, glabrous
Grass.
perennial; stems unbranched,
generally slender, 0.5-1 m
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.
Uncommon:
Colma Canyon, northwestfacing slope in
Common, freshwater
marshes, standing water or
seepage areas:
Owl Canyon, lower
Guadalupe Hills southeast of
Carter Street
PG&E Marsh
Giant Rye Grass.
Robust perennial, culms
stout, in dense clumps, 1.535 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;
blades smooth glaucous,
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, 6Grass.
12 dm; sheaths smooth or
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.
Uncommon, moist places:
Shearwater
Uncommon, moist areas:
along Bayshore Boulevard in
Guadalupe Hills
Common, grassland and on
brushy hillsides:
Bitter Cherry Ravine
Summit Parking Lot, eastfacing slope below
Quarry
Buckeye Canyon, upper
Big Squirrel-tail Grass.
Erect tufted perennial, culms Uncommon, rocky slopes
2-6 dm; leaf blades flat or
and waste places:
margins rolled; spikes dense,
3-10 cm, made up of severalflowered 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.
Brisbane Ravine
Quack Grass.
Perennial, with extensive
Uncommon, moist ground:
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.
Saddle Area
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
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 2cleft, 3-6 mm; May-Oct.
Capsule 4-sided, somewhat
slender, seeds with tuft of
white hairs at apex.
Crocker Avenue
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
decumbent, grayish; leaves brushy areas:
opposite, densely gray-hairy,
linear to lanceolate; flowers
showy, red, in leaf axils; JulyNov. Capsule and seeds
similar to E. brachycarpum.
East Powerline
Pig Ranch Ravine
Willow-herb.
Perennial, somewhat coarse
reddish stems, 3-10 dm;
leaves mostly opposite,
elliptic-lanceolate to ovatelanceolate, serrate, to 6 cm;
flowers crowded at first,
petals usually pink to redpurple, 6-10 mm, deeply
emarginate; May-July.
Capsule slender, 5-8 cm,
seeds similar to above
species.
Occasional, moist places:
Colma Canyon
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:
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.
Radio Road
Owl Canyon
Cow Trough Ravine
Field Horsetail.
Stems rush-like, fertile stems Uncommon, wet ground:
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.
Colma Canyon
Saddle Area
Radio Road.
Giant Horsetail.
Resembles E. arvense
Occasional, along streams
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.
Colma Canyon
Radio Road
Devil's Arroyo
Cow Trough Ravine
Juncos Ravine
Tank Ravine
New Zealand Fireweed.
Annual or short-lived
Weed, disturbed places:
perennial; leaves deeply
pinnately lobed; flower heads
small, numerous, flowers
pale yellow; June-Aug.
road to Camp Silverspot,
near Park Maintenance
Facility, industrial park in
Guadalupe Valley.
Australian Fireweed.
Similar to E. arguta except: Weed, moist places:
leaves with small, sharp
teeth, not lobed; July-Sept.
Shrub, low, much branched; Uncommon, sandy soil on
leaves linear, 4-12 mm,
brushy slope:
heather-like, in small fanshaped clusters; flower heads
with 2-6 yellow ray flowers;
Sept.-Nov.
Annual, similar to E.
Weed, waste ground:
bonariensis but up to 2 m,
flower heads smaller, ray
flowers up to 50; July-Oct.
Perennial with taproot, stem Uncommon, grassland:
8-40 em; leaves linear;
flower heads terminal, ray
flowers blue to purple, 2060, disk flowers yellow; JuneJuly.
Guadalupe Hills near Cow
Palace, Saddle Area, Bitter
Cherry Ridge.
Colma Canyon, lower
Mock Heather.
Horseweed.
Leafy Fleabane
Colma Canyon, Willow
Pond, Saddle Area, Radio
Road.
Buckeye Canyon.
Seaside Daisy.
Perennial, stem stout,
Frequent, windswept slopes
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.
Bitter Cherry Ridge
Summit Parking Lot, eastfacing slope below
West Powerline
Trillium Gulch
Pig Ranch Ravine.
Philadelphia Daisy.
Perennial, often short-lived Uncommon, wet ground:
or biennial, 2-7 dm, stiffhairy; basal leaves obovate,
petiolate, stem leaves
oblong, sessile; flower heads
with more than 150 lavender
ray flowers; Apr-June.
Saddle Area
April Brook where creek
joins Colma Canyon
Summer Seep
Yerba Santa. California
Mountain Balm.
Evergreen shrub, stems
Occasional, brushland:
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, 815 mm, lobes 5, spreading;
Apr.-July.
West Powerline
Gasline Road
Owl Canyon
Buckeye canyon, ridge
between Owl and
Brisbane, upper, near water
tank above buckeyes in
ravine on southeast slope
Wild Buckwheat. Coast
Buckwheat.
Shrub, loosely branched, 520 dm; leaves linear to
oblong, 2-5 dm, margins
revolute, densely hairy
beneath; flowers small, white
to pinkish, in dense woolly
clusters; June-Sept.
Perennial, stems whitewoolly; leaves mostly basal,
ovate to oblong, 2-5 cm,
margins irregularly undulatecurled, densely hairy on
lower surface, less hairy
above, petioles about as long
as blades; flowers small,
white or rose-colored,in
dense terminal heads; JuneOct.
Uncommon, escape from
cultivation:
Bayshore Boulevard, above,
on east facing slope of
southeast spur of main ridge
Frequent, open rocky slopes, Old Guadalupe Trail
grassy and brushy areas:
GOLDEN-CARPET WILD
BUCKWHEAT
Yellow Yarrow.
Annual, many branched
Uncommon, rocky slopes:
stems; leaves mostly basal,
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
·slender, glabrous,
rocky areas:
sometimes hollow, 20 dm;
basal leaves ovate, oblong, to
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; JulyOct.
Shrub, usually 3.0 dm; leaves Occasional, brushy slopes:
pinnate with narrowly linear
divisions; many yellow
flower heads in showy
clusters; May-Nov.
Pig Ranch Ravine, canyon
south of
Harold Avenue, above, in
Brisbane, north of junction of
Randolph Drive and Hillside
Boulevard
Randolph Drive and Hillside
Boulevard, north of junction
of
Guadalupe Hills
Summit, canyon southwest
of
Summit Parking Lot, eastfacing slope below
Quarry
Olivet Cemetery, above
Lizard Tail.
Shrub, usually 6.0 dm or
more; leaves pinnate with
lanceolate leaf divisions;
flower heads many, yellow,
in clusters; May-Nov. and
often during remainder of
year.
Occasional, brushland on
western part of mountain:
Summer Seep
Radio Road
Eucalyptus Loop Trail
Summit Parking Lot, slope
below
Quarry
Long-beaked Filaree.
Red-stemmed Filaree.
Annual with coarse white
hairs; leaves pinnately lobed;
flowers lavender to dull
purple, sepals often redtipped, petals 10-15 mm,
style column 9-12 cm;
spring.
This filaree, which has no
common name, was long
confused with E. botrys from
which it differs in its greentipped sepals and shorter
style column, 5-8 cm long;
spring-summer.
Differs from preceding two
filarees by its leaves that are
pinnately compound, up to
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 winterspring.
Common weed, grassland
and disturbed areas:
Crocker Avenue, Saddle
Area, Ridge Trail near East
Powerline, Hillside
Boulevard
Uncommon weed, grassland Romanzoffia Ravine, Ridge
and disturbed places:
Trail near East Powerline.
Common weed, grassland
and disturbed areas:
Colma Canyon, Radio Road
near Summit, along
RidgeTrail.
White-stemmed Filaree.
Musk Filaree.
Franciscan Wallflower.
Differs from E. cicutarium
Weed, grassland and
by its larger leaves, 6-30 cm, disturbed areas:
its leaflets coarsely toothed,
sepal tips lacking bristles,
petals rosy-purple; late
winter-spring.
Attractive showy spring
Occasional, open, rocky or
wildflower, biennial or short - grassy slopes:
lived perennial, leggy in
habit; leaves linearoblanceolate, dentate;
flowers pale yellow or cream
white, in terminal racemes;
Mar.-May. Siliques to 10 cm
long.
Crocker Avenue,
Romanzoffia Ravine,
industrial park in Guadalupe
Valley, ravine north of
Randolph Avenue.
Colma Canyon, lower
Summit, below
Quarry
East Powerline near Ridge
Trail
Buckeye Canyon
Randolph Avenue
California Poppy.
Shrub, branchlets often with Uncommon:
glandular, viscid hairs;
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.
Annual or biennial; leaves
One of the mountains'
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.
Guadalupe Canyon Parkway
west of Kiosk.
Cable Ravine
Summit Parking Lot, rocky
slope near
Ridge Trail along summit
Randolph Avenue
Red Gum. Murray Red Gum. Tree, bark smooth, peeling;
leaves lanceolate; umbels 510-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;
leaves of older branches
falcate-lanceolate; flowers
single, large and showy, with
white stamens, in leaf axils,
bud cap warty; Jan.-May.
Persisting in small planted
grove with other eucalypts:
along Bayshore Boulevard
Blue Gum. has spread by
reseeding, beyond its original
planted areas, often at edge
of older planted trees:
Fog Forest along Old
Guadalupe Trail, adjacent to
parking lot at junction of
Radio Road and Guadalupe
Canyon Parkway, along
Bayshore Boulevard
Bushy Yate.
Small tree to10 m, bark
smooth, peeling; leaves
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 fingerlike, 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:
7-15 m, bark flaky-fibrous,
persisting or sometimes
peeling, leaving trunk
mottled gray or tan; leaves
ovate or round, gray green, 515 cm; flowers in panicles,
bud caps conical, about 1/2
as long as calyx tube; spring.
Capsule goblet-shaped, 5-6
mm, valves enclosed.
Planted for revegetation of
Quarry.
Planted trees along Bayshore
Boulevard, few seedlings
with older plants.
Silver Mountain Gum. Silver- Small tree, sometimes
leaved Mountain Gum.
shrubby, bark smooth,
peeling in small flakes;
leaves rounded, sessile,
silvery-blue-gray, stiffly
spreading; flowers small, in
3s, in leaf axils; springsummer.
Red Ironbark.
Tree, medium sized, bark
Uncommon:
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,
leaves lanceolate; umbel 3flowered, 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.
Spontaneous, reseeding has
increased the original planted
area at east end of Olivet
Ravine above Hillside
Boulevard near flower farm
along Bayshore Boulevard
persisting along Bayshore
Boulevard
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
biennial, stems erect, 5-15
cultivation, waste places:
cm; leaves opposite, clasping
the stem; glands of cyathium
somewhat crescent-shaped;
Feb.-Nov. Seeds brownish,
mottled.
Petty Spurge.
Erect, usually branched
Weed, moist waste places:
annual, to about 2.5-3.0 dm;
flowers small, greenish;
almost anytime. Seeds ashywhite with dark furrows.
Reservoir Hill, Saddle Area,
Hillside Boulevard near
Cypress Hill Golf Course.
Crocker Avenue, Saddle
Area.
Rough-leaved Aster.
Western Goldenrod
Perennial, stem with lines of Uncommon, brushy areas:
hairs; leaves ovate, obovate
or lanceolate, sessile,
toothed, upper surfaces
rough; involucral bracts
hairy, flower heads few to
numerous, in a generally flattopped, short panicle with
white or purple ray flowers;
July-Dec.
Quarry
Perennial with creeping
Uncommon, moist ground:
rhizome, stem glabrous,
entire, 5-10 dm; leaves linearlanceolate, sessile, glandularpunctate, 5-10 em; flower
heads numerous, small, in
somewhat flattened terminal
clusters, ray and disk florets
yellow; July-Nov.
Shearwater.
Buckeye Canyon.
Reed Fescue. Tall Fescue.
Squirrel-tail Fescue.
Tufted perennial often
forming large dense clumps,
culms sometimes reaching 2
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.
Erect annual, culms 2-6 dm,
leaf sheaths and blades
smooth, blades flat or
margins rolled; panicles 5-15
cm, erect and somewhat
appressed branches, along
one side of flowering stalk,
lower glume more than 1/2
the length of the second,
lemma lance shaped,
scabrous on back towards
apex, 7-8 mm with awn 1013 mm; Mar.-May.
Occasional, weed of
Saddle Area, industrial park
roadsides and moist ground: in Guadalupe Valley, PG&E
Marsh
Common, brushy and grassy near Old Guadalupe Trail,
slopes or moist flats:
Saddle Area, slope above
Summit Parking Lot, upper
Devil's Arroyo, Ridge Trail
near West Powerline, north
of Randolph Avenue at
Hillside Boulevard
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
densely crowded, slender, 3- slopes:
10 dm; leaves numerous,
blades waxy, blue-green;
panicles open, slender, 1-2
dm, spikelets mostly 5-7flowered, lemmas usually
somewhat purplish; Apr.June.
Fern Rock
Great Meadow
Summit
Summit Parking Lot, eastfacing slope below
Devil's Arroyo
Owl Canyon
Foxtail Fescue.
Erect annual similar to V.
bromoldes but panicle
longer, rather dense and
spike-like, 5-25 cm, glumes
very unequal, lower glume
less than 1/2 the length of the
second; Mar.-May.
Italian Rye Grass.
Annual or biennial to 1 m;
culms yellowish at base,
slightly zig-zag; spikelets
sessile, on alternate sides of
flattened culms, lemmas
mostly awned; Apr.-Oct.
Perennial Rye Grass. English Short-lived perennial, culms
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.
Common, disturbed areas
and grassy slopes:
near Park Maintenance
Facility, upper Devil's
Arroyo, Crystal Cave
Ravine, Owl and Buckeye
canyons
Occasional, waste places,
lower part of Colma Canyon,
grassy slopes and moist flats: Willow Pond, Saddle Area,
Old Guadalupe Trail,
Guadalupe Hills
Uncommon, grassland:
Saddle Area
Red Fescue.
Loosely tufted perennial,
Common, rocky and grassy
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 bluegreen, often purple-tinged,
mostly 4-6-flowered;
MayJune.
Guadalupe Hills
Summit Parking Lot, near
Brisbane, ravine southwest
of
East Powerline
Fig.
Small tree, deciduous; leaves Uncommon, a rare escape
irregularly 3-5-lobed, rough- from cultivation, seepage
hairy above, soft-hairy
area:
beneath. Fruit is the edible
fig.
Juncus Ravine
Sweet Fennel.
Beach Strawberry.
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.
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
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.
Colma Canyon
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:
oblong, with conspicuous
veins; flowers tiny, greenish,
in small umbels; May-July.
Fruit at first green, then red
and finally black, a berrylike drupe.
Saddle Area
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
corm; leaves mostly basal,
linear; flowering stems
branched, flowers 20 cm or
more, showy, along one side
of stem, fragrant, generally
creamy-white.
Checker Lily. Mission Bells. Perennial, growing from a
scaly bulb with numerous
rice grain bulblets; stem
leaves whorled, sessile;
flowers few, nodding, in a
raceme, perianth bowlshaped, brownish-purple,
more or less mottled with
greenish yellow; Mar.-May.
Uncommon, escape from
cultivation, probably
persisting from garden
discards:
Radio Road below summit
Occasional, wooded slopes
and exposed places:
Cable Ravine
Radio Road near Summit
Parking Lot
West Powerline, along Ridge
Trail at
Fumitory.
Blanket Flower.
Annual, stems
Uncommon, disturbed area:
weak,branched, 5-6 dm;
leaves generally 3-times
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.
Perennial, generally 6-7.5
Uncommon:
dm; lower leaves pinnately
compound, upper oblong,
entire, sessile; involucral
bracts unequal, in 2-3 series,
flower heads large, daisylike, ray flowers yellow to
brick-red, disk flowers
reddish-brown. June until
frost.
along Old Guadalupe Trail
between Bog and Saddle
trails
Camp Silverspot.
Goose Grass. Bedstraw.
Cleavers.
Weak stemmed annual with Frequent, scrambling over
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.
Colma Canyon
Reservoir Hill
Saddle Area
Great Meadow
April Brook
Park Maintenance Facility,
near
Summit Parking Lot, eastfacing slope below
Quarry
Buckeye Canyon
East Powerline near Ridge
Trail
Randolph Avenue at Hillside
Boulevard
California Bedstraw.
Dioecious perennial, stems Occasional, shaded slopes
hairy, 4-angled, more or less and brushy areas:
erect but intertwining and
clumping together; leaves
mostly ovate, in 4's, 5-25
mm; flowers tiny, yellowgreen, unisexual; May-July.
Fruits fleshy, generally with
short, scattered hairs or
glabrous.
Summit Parking Lot, eastfacing slope below
Devil's Arroyo
East Powerline near Ridge
Trial
Climbing Bedstraw.
Dioecious perennial, more or Frequent, clambering over
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.
Colma Canyon, lower
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
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.
Saddle Area
Summit Parking Lot, slope
below
Pig Ranch Ravine.
Coast Silk Tassel. Silk Tassel Evergreen shrub; leaves stiff, Occasional, brushy slopes:
Bush.
leathery, undulate-margined,
gray-hairy on the lower
surface; flowers unisexual, in
long catkins; Jan.-Mar.
Colma Canyon, lower, near
abandoned quarry
Bitter Cherry Ridge
Summit, ravine below
Devil's Arroyo, lower
Trillium Gulch, slope above
Quarry
Nit Grass.
Salal.
Tufted annual with shallow Uncommon, weed of waste
roots, 2-4 dm; leaves few,
places and fields:
mostly basal; panicles dense,
cylindrical, tapered above, 310 cm; spikelets glossy,
silvery or yellowish, with a
single, globular, hairy floret
concealed by glumes that are
swollen at base; May-Aug.
Evergreen shrub, stem
Uncommon, brushy slope:
branched, 5-20 dm, glandular
hairy; .leaves broadly ovate,
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.
Wax Myrtle Ravine,
industrial park in Guadalupe
Valley
Cable Ravine on rocky
outcrop above eucalyptus
grove.
French Broom.
Perennial, stems spreading Uncommon:
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;
spring-summer.
Frequently forms large
Evergreen
shrub, hairy at
colonies, disturbed areas:
least when young; leaves
with 3 small leaflets; flowers
in showy clusters, petals 5,
irregular, bright yellow;
spring-summer. Legume
densely hairy.
Picnic Area.
Guadalupe Hills along
roadcut, adjacent to Brisbane
above Lipman School, and
smaller scattered colonies
Carolina Geranium.
Cut-leaved 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 awntipped, petals pink, style
column with somewhat
unequal, upwardly appressed
hairs; spring-early autumn.
Perennial with taproot, plant
covered with retrorse whitish
hairs; leaves 3-5 parted, each
division further divided;
flowers scattered, petals
purple, deeply notched,
about twice as long as awntipped sepals; Mar.-Sept.
Annual with leaves more
deeply divided and with
fewer and narrower lobes
than G. carolinianum; style
column with stiff spreading
hairs; Apr.-Oct.
Occasional weed, grassland
and disturbed areas,
sometimes in shade:
road bordering Willow Pond,
Saddle Area, Radio Road,
April Brook, Cable Ravine.
Colma Canyon, Crocker
Occasional, weed in
Avenue, Willow Pond,
grassland and disturbed
areas, often in wet areas and Saddle Area.
partial shade:
Crane's Bill Geranium.
California Gilia.
Annual or biennial, stems
decumbent; leaves generally
divided only to middle;
flowers generally in 2s,
pedicels glandular-hairy,
sepals without awns, style
column glabrous; late winterspring.
Erect branched
annual,slender stems
generally 1-7 dm, lower stem
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
generally shorter leaves, 2-8
cm; flowers 2-5 in heads,
shorter corollas with a
yellow throat; Mar.-June.
Numerous seeds in capsules.
Occasional weed, grassland Colma Canyon, Radio Road,
and disturbed areas,
ParkMaintenance Facility.
sometimes in shade of other
plants:
Occasional, open rocky
slopes and brush-covered
areas:
Pig Ranch Ravine
Occasional, open rocky
slopes and grassland:
Guadalupe Hills
Crystal Cave Ravine
Ridge Trail near West
Powerline
Owl Canyon
Buckeye Canyon
Lowland Cudweed.
Perennial, growing from a
rounded corm, stem 5-7 dm;
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.
Annual, generally branched
at base, stems slender,
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.
Uncommon, escape from
cultivation:
Randolph Avenue, above, in
stipa grassland
Uncommon, moist open
ground:
Saddle Area
Herbaceous perennials;
Occasional, dry brushy
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.
Summit, slope southwest of
Quarry
Bayshore Highway, near,
north of South San Francisco
Randolph Drive at Hillside
Boulevard, ravine north of
English Ivy.
Sneezeweed.
Large shrub to small tree,
much branched, to 8 m;
leaves mostly lanceolate, to
12 cm, gradually narrowed to
short petiole; flowers white,
in axillary clusters. Fruit a
hard woody capsule.
Evergreen vine, sterile
climbing branches With
lobed leaves, flowering nonclimbing branches with
entire leaves; flowers
small, greenish, in umbels;
fruit a black berry.
Biennial or short-lived
perennial; leaves lanceolate,
strongly decurrent; flower
heads with brown disk
flowers in a tight domeshaped cluster, ray flowers
short, reflexed, yellow to
orange; Apr.-Nov.
Planted for revegetation of
Quarry
Cultivated as a vine or
ground cover, escapes,
persists, often covers trees
and other structures:
eucalyptus grove along Old
Guadalupe Trail, Saddle
Area.
Occasional, moist places or Colma Creek
along creeks:
Saddle Area
Great Meadow
April Brook
Wax Myrtle Ravine
DIABLO HELIANTHELLA Perennial, leafy stems 2-4.5 Uncommon, grassland:
dm, with spreading hairs;
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, leaflike; flower heads solitary,
large, on long peduncles, ray
flowers yellow, 10-20, 1.52.5 cm; Apr.May. Fruit an
achene, generally obovate,
about 8 mm, glabrous, with
notch at apex, pappus
lacking or of 2 short teeth.
Harold Road in Brisbane,
slope above
Bristly Ox-tongue.
Cow Parsnip.
Glabrous annual, stems 3-6 Uncommon, coastal scrub:
dm; leaves mostly alternate,
linear to lanceolate, sessile, 25 em; involucral bracts
many, overlapping, pink to
whitish, flower ·heads
solitary, discoid, nodding in
bud; Oct.
Rough, bristly, coarse
Weed, grows rampantly,
annual or biennial; leaves
disturbed places, widespread:
oblong, coarsely toothed;
outer involucral bracts leaflike, ovate, stiffly hairy;
flower heads generally
solitary, ligulate, yellow;
Apr.-Dec.
Stout, coarse perennial, to
Frequent, open slopes,
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.
Colma Canyon.
Colma Canyon, Willow
Pond, Saddle Area and
elsewhere.
Colma Canyon
Saddle Area
Radio station, top of
mountain, near
Romanzoffia Ravine
Brisbane, southwest of
Monterey Cypress.
Smooth Arizona Cypress.
Annual, weak-stemmed but
erect, with stinging hairs;
leaves opposite, thin, ovate,
toothed, petioles long;
inconspicuous flowers; Mar.May. Nettle-like in
appearance.
Large trees with small scalelike leaves, rounded woody
cones 25-35 em diameter,
with 8-14 scales.
Tree, erect, much branched,
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 shieldshaped scales, each with a
central prickle, seeds
numerous.
Uncommon, in moist shaded Colma Canyon
areas:
Probably planted many years
ago, some young trees
spontaneous, reproducing
from seeds:
Uncommon, in grassland:
Fog Forest on Old
Guadalupe Trail, Saddle
Area, lower Radio Road,
April Brook, above
Brisbane.
above Harold Avenue.
Toyon. Christmas Berry.
Evergreen shrub or small
tree; leaves oblong, leathery,
mostly glabrous, margins
toothed; flowers small,
white, in clusters; June-July.
Fruit a red pome.
Frequent, brush land,
wooded ravines or
sometimes occurring as
single individuals in open
areas:
Colma Canyon
Bitter Cherry Ravine
Old Guadalupe Trail
Cable Ravine
Telegraph Weed.
Annual or biennial, tall,
Occasional, disturbed
erect, branched above, gray- places:
hairy, glandular; leaves
ovate; flower heads with
showy, yellow ray and disk
flowers, Mar.-Oct.
Colma Canyon, industrial
park in Guadalupe Valley.
Golden Aster.
Alum Root.
Perennial, densely grayhairy, glandular; leaves
oblanceolate; flower heads
showy, with yellow ray and
disk flowers; Apr.-Aug.
Perennial; leaves mostly
basal, broadly ovate,
generally 5-7-lobed, more or
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.
Widespread, grassland and
warm, well-drained slopes:
Guadalupe Hills and
elsewhere
Occasional, shaded and
brushy slopes:
Bitter Cherry Ravine, Dairy
Ravine, Romanzoffia
Ravine, Quarry, Owl Canyon
Bitter Cherry Ravine
Dairy Ravine
Romanzoffia Ravine
Quarry
Owl Canyon
Mediterranean Mustard.
Summer Mustard.
Velvet Grass.
Cream Bush. Ocean Spray.
Biennial or perennial, 4-8
dm, somewhat white hairy;
lower leaves forming a
rosette, lyrate-pinnatifid,
dentate, terminal lobe large,
stem leaves smaller, with
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.
Tufted perennial 3-10 dm;
leaves densely soft
pubescent, gray-green;
panicles open, 8-15 cm,
reddish purple to pinkish,
occasionally pale green to
whitish, branches tending to
be erect, spikelets papery,
almost transparent, 2flowered; Mar.-Oct.
Deciduous shrub;leaves
ovate, coarsely toothed;
flowers small, dull white, in
showy panicles, withered
inflorescences persist until
next season; Apr.-July.
Common, disturbed sites:
Colma Canyon, Willow
Pond, Saddle Area, Radio
Road, base of Owl Canyon,
Romanzoffia Ravine,
industrial park in Guadalupe
Valley.
Locally abundant, moist
places and rocky slopes:
lower Colma Canyon,
Wallow Pond, Saddle Area,
industrial park in Guadalupe
Valley
Frequent, brushy areas:
Colma Canyon
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:
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.
Willow Pond
Saddle Area
Guadalupe Hills
Owl Canyon
Buckeye Canyon
Randolph Avenue,
Mediterranean Barley.
Uncommon, grassland:
Annual with spreading
culms, 1.5-4 dm, sheaths and
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.
Guadalupe Hills, PG&E
Marsh, Southeast Ridge
Farmer's Foxtail. Hare
Barley.
Spreading annual, culms 1.5- Weed, disturbed or grassy
6.0 dm; leaf blades pilose to places:
glabrous; spikes dense, 5-9
cm, pale green to purplish,
glume of central spikelet
hairy on margins, awns
rough-hairy, 2-4 cm; Feb.July.
Perennial, stems stout, leafy, Occasional, grassland:
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 3toothed, slightly longer than
strap-shaped, white petals;
June-Oct.
Colma Canyon, Saddle Area,
Powerline Ridge, Guadalupe
Valley, above Randolph
Avenue
Colma Canyon
Saddle Area
Radio Road
Summit Parking Lot, slope
below
Pig Ranch Ravine
Slender Trefoil. Coast
Trefoil. Harlequin Lotus.
Creeping St. John's Wort.
Tinker's Penny.
Almost prostrate perennial; Uncommon, moist places:
Saddle Area
nearly glabrous; leaflets 3-5,
peduncles equalling or
exceeding leaves; banner
yellow, wings and keel rose
to purple; Mar.-July.
Glabrous annual, prostrate or Uncommon, along seepages: Colma Canyon
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
branched above, with short the San Bruno Mountains
sterile basal stems; leaves
since the 1960s:
linear to ovate, sessile, with
black dots; flowers several at
stem tips, sepals and petals
black-dotted, petals yellow;
spring-summer.
between Saddle Area stream
and Picnic Area, industrial
park in Guadalupe Valley,
northeast of Brisbane water
tank, Juncus Ravine
Smooth Cat's-ear.
Hairy Cat's-ear.
English Holly.
Douglas Iris.
Annual, generally glabrous;
leaves basal, oblong,
remotely toothed; flower
heads about 5-7 mm wide,
ligulate, flowers scarcely
longer than involucral bracts;
Feb.-Aug. Outermost
achenes without beaks, inner
beaked.
Perennial with taproot;
leaves basal, coarsely
pinnately lobed; flower
heads about 2.5-3 em wide,
ligulate, flowers longer than
bracts; Mar.-Sept. All
achenes with beaks.
Shrub or small tree to 15m;
leaves persistent, shining,
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.
Perennial with rhizomes;
flowers showy, in various
shades of cream-white to
blue; Mar.-May.
Weed, disturbed places:
Colma Canyon, north of
Randolph Drive at Hillside
Boulevard.
Weed, disturbed places and
grasslands:
lower Colma Canyon,
Willow Pond, Saddle Area,
near Park Maintenance
Facility, east-facing slope
below Summit Parking Lot,
Ridge Trail at eastern end.
Probably rooted from garden Old Guadalupe Road.
discards and seeds:
Frequent, open grassland and Colma Canyon
meadows:
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:
sometimes forming a turf;
culms slender, 4-20 cm;
leaves 1-several near base;
spikelets solitary, pale to
deep brown, several to manyflowered, terminal or nearly
so, involucral bract about
length of spikelet, appearing
as a continuation of culm;
Apr.-Oct.
Colma Canyon
Saddle Area
Juncus Ravine
Baltic Rush.
Perennial, 3-8 dm tall,
Occasional, moist to wet
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.
Willow Pond
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
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.
Uncommon, wet places:
Saddle Area
PG&E Marsh
Bog Rush.
Tufted perennial, stems wiry, Common, wet places:
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, 22.5 mm; June-Nov.
Colma Canyon, lower
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.
Western Rush.
Perennial from creeping
Uncommon, moist areas:
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.
Tufted perennial, stems 2-6 Common, open, vernally
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.
Buckeye Canyon
Saddle Area
Romanzoffia Ravine
Quarry, mouth of ravine west
of
Owl Canyon
Hillside Boulevard, above
Shearwater
Spreading Rush.
Tufted perennial, with stout Uncommon, damp or
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.
Saddle Area
Shearwater
Brown-headed Rush.
Perennial, with creeping
Uncommon, moist meadows: Willow Pond
rootstock, stems 2-9 dm, 2edged, bright green, flat;
leaves flattened, 6-20 cm, 1.56 mm wide; inflorescence
terminal, heads dark brown,
perianth 4-6 mm; Mar.-Aug.
Guadalupe Parkway, northfacing slope south of
Saddle Area,
Shearwater
Guadalupe Parkway, near its
junction with Radio Road
Cow Trough Ravine
Iris-leaved Rush.
Poker Plant. Red-hotpoker.Torch Lily. Tritoma.
Perennial, with thick,
Uncommon, moist places:
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; JuneOct.
Perennial, with rhizomes;
Uncommon:
leaves basal, somewhat grasslike to narrowly swordshaped, 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.
ravine east of Juncos Ravine
PG&E Marsh Ravine east of
Buckeye Canyon
June Grass. Prairie June
Grass.
Tufted, erect perennial, 3-6
dm; leaves mostly basal,
blades narrow, flat or
involute; panicles 4-15 cm,
shining, erect, dense, spikelike, glumes and lemmas
rough-hairy, 3-4 mm,
sometimes with short awns;
Apr.-June.
Common, brushy and rocky
slopes:
Horseshoe Ridge
Park Maintenance Facility,
near
Summit Parking Lot, eastfacing slope below
Owl Canyon
Buckeye Canyon, upper
East Powerline
Goldfields.
Annual, stems slender,
branched, 1.0-2.5 dm,
sparsely hairy; leaves
opposite, linear; flower
heads solitary, showy, on
long peduncles, ray flowers
to 10 mm, golden yellow;
Mar.-May.
Frequent, open slopes and
ridges:
Devil's Arroyo
West Powerline
East Powerline
Randolph Drive and Hillside
Boulevard, north of
Pacific Pea.
Perennial, climbing or
sprawling, with well
developed tendrils; leaves
pinnately compound, with 814 ovate-oblong leaflets;
flowers 8-15, in a raceme,
petals 15-20 mm, pink to
pale purple, usually fading
with age; Mar.-July.
Common, brushy or grassy
areas, climbing on adjacent
shrubs or sprawling on the
ground:
Colma Canyon, lower
Reservoir Hill
Devil's Arroyo
West Powerline
Brisbane, slope southwest of
Willow-lettuce.
Prickly Lettuce.
Wild Lettuce.
Annual, glabrous or nearly Weed, disturbed ground:
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.
Biennial; leaves oblong,
Weed, disturbed ground:
sagittate-clasping, with
several large lobes; flower
heads in panicles, flowers
and achenes similar to those
of preceding; MayNov.
Biennial to 2.0 m tall, stems Weed, disturbed ground:
hollow at least below; leaves
obovate, sharply serrate, with
petioles; flower heads and
flowers similar to L serriola;
Aug.-Oct. Achenes black,
beaked, reticulate, with
several ridges, margins
winged.
Cow Trough Ravine.
Saddle Area, Pig Ranch
Ravine.
Willow Pond, Saddle Area,
Ridge Trail near West
Powerline.
Tree Mallow.
Malva Rosa.
Biennial, almost tree-like,
Uncommon, escapes from
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.
Shrubby; leaves rounded, 5-7- Uncommon, escapes from
lobed, petioles long; flowers cultivation, used as a
showy, petals 2-4 cm, rose- windbreak and occasionally
purple; almost throughout
spontaneous:
the year
Annual or biennial, stems to Uncommon weed, waste
places, fields and roadsides:
1.5 m; leaves ovate in
outline, 3-5-lobed, stellatehairy to glabrous; petals 1-2
cm, pinkish, deeply lobed;
spring-autumn.
Hairy annual, aromatic;
Frequent, moist places and
leaves viscid, lanceolate,
brushy areas:
coarsely pinnately lobed;
flower heads small, yellow,
ray flowers 2-4 mm; Apr .Aug.
Bayshore Boulevard
Hillside Boulevard near
Cypress Hill Golf Course
Colma Canyon, Guadalupe
Hills
Colma Canyon
Saddle Area
Guadalupe Hills
Radio Road
Dairy Ravine
Devil's Arroyo
West Powerline
Quarry
Tidy-tips.
Hairy annual; leaves
Uncommon, grassland and
lanceolate, toothed; flower shrub land:
heads showy, ray flowers 515 mm, yellow with white
tips; Mar.-May.
Colma Canyon
Ridge Trail at West
Powerline
Duckweed.
Minute, leafless, aquatic
perennial, consisting of an
oblong disk-shaped stem or
frond, to 4 mm, with 1 root.
Flowers rarely produced.
Uncommon, floating in
water:
April Brook
PG&E Marsh
Cow Trough Ravine
White Pitcher Sage.
Erect, branched, aromatic
Occasional, brushy areas:
shrub, to 1 m or more,
somewhat woolly; leaves
ovate, with short petioles;
flowers showy, solitary in
axils of upper reduced bractlike leaves, corolla white, 2.53 cm, broadly tubular, with 5
somewhat irregular lobes;
Apr.-July.
Guadalupe Hills
Old Guadalupe Trail
Owl Canyon, ravine west of
Crystal Cave Ravine
Wart Cress.
Much branched strongly
scented annual to 3 dm,
slightly hairy; leaves
pinnately divided, fern-like;
flowers minute, greenish
white in short, inconspicuous
racemes; Mar.-July. Silicle 2parted.
Weed, waste and cultivated
ground, along roadsides,
sometimes in hard-packed
soil and sidewalk cracks:
Colma Canyon, Guadalupe
Hills near Cow Palace, Old
Guadalupe Trail, Saddle
Area, east facing slope below
Summit Parking Lot, Ridge
Trail east of Summit Parking
lot.
Hoary Cress.
Shining Pepper-grass.
Perennial, white-hairy, stem Weed, disturbed ground:
Guadalupe Hills near
Bayshore Boulevard.
branched, 3-4 dm; leaves
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.
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;
tiny whitish flowers; Mar.May. Distinguished from
preceding species by its
terete pedicels.
Slender attractive annual;
leaves sessile, divided into
several linear segments;
flowers in terminal clusters,
corolla pink to white, tube
slender, longer than the more
or less spreading lobes; Apr.July.
Uncommon weedy plant,
paths and hard-packed soil:
Crocker Avenue, Randolph
Avenue.
Occasional, open grassy
slopes, often in colonies:
Colma Canyon
Owl Canyon
Firth Canyon
Ox Eye Daisy
Annual, stems 15-30 em,
Rare:
slender, branches curving
upward from the base, stems
and leaves loosely covered
with soft, grayish hairs;
leaves narrowly
oblanceolate, pinnatifid, 1015 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
throat;
July-Aug.
Perennial,
glabrous, stems
Uncommon, escape from
unbranched; leaves obovate, cultivation, moist places:
toothed, petiolate,
uppermost shorter, sessile;
.flower heads large, showy,
ray flowers white; June-Aug.
west-facing sandy slope of
lower Reservoir Hill.
Saddle Area, Old Guadalupe
Trail, near Picnic Area.
Pacific Lovage.
Perennial, stems stout; leaves Occasional, open and
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.
Park Maintenance Facility
Kamchatka Point
Summit Parking Lot, eastfacing 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.
California Cottonrose
Daggerleaf Cottonrose
Alkali Parsnip.
Low, much-branched
perennial; leaves linearlanceolate; generally with a
profusion of small white
flowers throughout the year.
Small ovate silicles.
Annual, white woolly, stems
slender; leaves oblanceolate,
uppermost about as long as,
but not longer than the
inconspicuous flower heads
in their axils; Mar.-Apr.
Slender, erect, grayishwoolly annual, leafy
throughout, about 2 dm;
leaves narrowly linear, often
revolute-margined, longer
than the inconspicuous
flower heads in their axils;
flower heads discoid; Apr.Sept.
Perennial, acaulescent,
glabrous to pubescent; leaves
3-times divided, divisions
linear; flowers yellow; Feb.Apr. Fruits glabrous, wings
slightly narrower than body
of fruit.
Weedy escape from
cultivation, disturbed
ground:
Crocker Avenue, Reservoir
Hill, Guadalupe Canyon
Parkway, Old Guadalupe
Trail, upper Radio Road.
Occasional, grassland and
brushy areas:
East Powerline on Ridge
Trail.
Uncommon, waste places:
Reservoir Hill, Owl Canyon,
area adjacent to East
Powerline, Buckeye Canyon.
Occasional, grassy areas:
Radio Road
Harold Road in Brisbane,
above
Lace Parsnip.
Perennial, differing from L. Frequent, grassy and rocky
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.
Randolph Drive at Hillside
Boulevard
Colma Canyon
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
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.
Reservoir Hill
Old Guadalupe Trail
Cable Ravine
Great Meadow
California Honeysuckle.
Vine, somewhat hairy,
Uncommon:
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.
East Powerline near Ridge
Trail.
Radio Road
Eucalyptus Loop Trail
Summer Seep Trail
Twinberry.
Erect shrub; leaves generally Uncommon, along streams
oblong-ovate; flowers in 2s, and in brushy areas:
on long, axillary peduncles,
corolla tubular, shortly 5lobed, yellow, often tinged
red; Mar.-June. Fruit a black
berry.
Colma Canyon
Bitter Cherry Ridge
Saddle Area
April Brook
Japanese Honeysuckle.
Bird's Foot Trefoil.
Vigorous, evergreen vine;
leaves generally ovate;
flowers 1-2 on axillary
peduncle, fragrant, corolla 2lipped, white, fading to dull
yellow; spring-summer. Fruit
a black berry.
Perennial, prostrate or nearly Weed, roadsides, other
so, much branched; leaflets disturbed sites:
3, mostly linear, 3-4times as
long as wide, on a stalk,
stipules resembling leaflets;
flowers yellow, generally
about 4, in terminal umbels;
June-Aug. Fruit linear.
Formerly near intersection of
Crocker Avenue and Old
Guadalupe Trail, to be
expected elsewhere in the
vicinity.
Saddle Area, Willow Pond,
West Powerline, industrial
park in Guadalupe Valley
Silver Dollar Plant.
Tall, erect, branched annual Weedy escape from
Moonwort. Honesty. Money or biennial; leaves large,
cultivation, generally moist
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:
gray-silky hairs; petioles of
lower leaves mostly longer
than leaflets, leaflets 7-10,
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
Lupine.
shrub; leaves with petioles 2- areas or disturbed places:
6 em, leaflets 6-12,
oblanceolate; flowers yellow,
scattered or in clusters; Mar.Sept.
Radio Road, Firth Canyon in
Brisbane
Guadalupe Canyon Parkway,
both sides of, between
eucalyptus forest and
Bayshore Boulevard
Colma Canyon
Summit
Attractive annual generally Frequent, grassland:
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.
Old Guadalupe Trail
Great Meadow
Guadalupe Valley, industrial
park in
Annual with small blue
Occasional, grassland:
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.
Saddle Area
West Powerline
Blue Beach Lupine.
Shrub with minute spreading Uncommon, sandy area:
hairs; petioles generally
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.
Colma Canyon, north-facing
slope of lower
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
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.
Colma Canyon
Saddle Area
Guadalupe Valley, industrial
park in
Succulent Annual Lupine.
Annual, stems stout, hollow, Uncommon:
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
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; MayJune.
above Shearwater
Colma Canyon
Saddle area along Bog Trail
Summit Parking Lot, eastfacing slope below
West Powerline
Owl Canyon
Buckeye Canyon
Common Wood Rush.
Densely tufted perennial,
Common, open or brushy,
stems slender hollow: leaves sometimes moist places:
soft, grass-like, reddishbrown, basal leaf sheaths
closed; inflorescence umbellike or a tight head,
lowermost bract leaf-like,
generally longer than
inflorescence, perianth
segments light brown with
papery margins; Feb.-June.
Colma Canyon
Bitter Cherry Ravine
Saddle Area
Guadalupe Hills
Summit Parking Lot, eastfacing slope below
Owl Canyon
Brisbane, above
Randolph Avenue, above
Loosestrife.
Annual or perennial, variable Uncommon, wet and
in habit especially in the
sometimes dry areas:
Saddle Area, where plants
are either annual or perennial
and sometimes stoloniferous.
Perennials often have long
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 redpurple while other plants
have petals about 2 mm and
pale pink; spring-summer.
Willow Pond, Saddle Area,
between Kiosk and Picnic
Area adjacent to parking lot,
along railroad tracks near
South Hill Drive between
Quarry and industrial park
Purple Loosestrife.
Tall perennial; leaves sessile, Uncommon, wet ground:
opposite, lanceolate to ovate;
flowers numerous in a showy
spike, petals purple; summer.
Old Guadalupe Trail
Small Tarweed.
Annual, slender, glandular, Uncommon, grassland:
aromatic, branched; leaves
linear; flower heads small,
solitary on slender
peduncles, in leaf axils, disk
flowers 1 or 2; May-June.
Ridge Trail at West
Powerline.
Slender Tarweed.
Tarweed.
Aromatic annual, stem
Uncommon, grassland:
generally slender, glandularviscid, branched; leaves
linear; flower heads small,
in short racemes, ray flowers
8-12, disk flowers 15-35;
May-Sept.
Annual, glandular-hairy,
Occasional, grassland and
disturbed areas:
stout, viscid, aromatic;
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.
Olivet Cemetery, above
Colma Canyon
Radio Road
April Brook
Summit Parking Lot, eastfacing slope below
Pig Ranch Ravine
Coastal Tarweed.
Annual, aromatic, glandular Frequent, grassland,
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.
Colma Canyon, lower
Willow Pond
Saddle Area
Radio Road
Devil's Arroyo
West Powerline at ridge
Quarry
False Lily-of-the-Valley.
Perennial, low-growing,
Uncommon:
glabrous, from a rhizome;
leaves broadly cordate, on
stout petioles; flowers small
white, in a raceme.
Kamchatka Point.
Saddle Area
Summit Loop Trail
April Brook, east of
Fat Solomon.
Perennial from a rhizome;
Occasional, grassy and
leaves generally ovate,
brushy areas:
sessile, clasping the stem;
flowers small, white,
numerous, in a panicle; Mar.May.
Colma Canyon
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.
Bull Mallow.
Cheeseweed.
California Manroot. Wild
Cucumber.
Small tree, deciduous, twigs
at first hairy, later glabrous;
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.
Annual; leaves rounded,
shallowly 5-7-lobed, petioles
long; flowers in leaf axils,
petals 10-12 mm, pale
lavender; spring-summer.
Annual; leaves broadly ovate
to roundish, shallowly 5-7lobed; flowers in leaf axils,
petals about 5 mm, pale
pinkish; spring-summer.
Perennial; stems 3-7 m, die
down annually; leaves
rounded, shallowly lobed;
flowers cream-white, corolla
more or less rotate; Feb.May. Mature fruits with
many stiff spines.
Uncommon, growing as a
waif:
Saddle Area, Guadalupe
Canyon Parkway
Uncommon weed, roadsides, Guadalupe Hills
waste places and around
habitations:
Uncommon weed, waste
ground, fields and around
habitations:
industrial park in Guadalupe
Valley
Occasional, brushland;
climbing on shrubs or
trailing over the ground:
Colma Canyon, lower
Crocker Avenue, slope above
Summit Parking Lot, eastfacing slope below
Ridge Trail, both sides near
West Powerline
Quarry
Coast Manroot. Wild
Cucumber.
Flowers whitish, corollas
Occasional, brushland,
more or less campanulate;
climbing on shrubs or
Mar.-May. Mature fruits with trailing over the ground:
few weak spines.
Dairy Ravine
Devil's Arroyo
Summit, west-facing slope
below
Brisbane, slope southwest of
Horehound (sometimes, but
less often spelled
Hoarhound).
White woolly perennial;
leaves broadly ovate,
wrinkled, margins crenate;
flowers in dense heads, in
upper leaf axils, calyx with
spiny teeth, corolla small,
white, 2-lipped; Feb.-July.
Uncommon weed, disturbed along Bayshore Boulevard
ground:
near South San Francisco
Stock.
Perennial, erect, robust, to 8
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
annual; basal leaves obovate
to spathulate, stem leaves
linear, opposite; flowers
small, petals 6, deciduous,
white; Feb.-Apr.
Uncommon:
entrance to Olivet Ravine.
Uncommon, wet rocky
Devil's Arroyo
slopes and grassland,
sometimes in small colonies:
Firth Canyon
Bur Clover.
Weak-stemmed annual;
Weed of disturbed places:
leaves with petioles,
prominent stipules and 3
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.
Colma Canyon, Saddle Area,
Randolph Avenue at Hillside
Boulevard.
Alfalfa. Lucerne.
California Melic.
Perennial; leaves with
petioles, leaflets 3, ovate;
flowers small, blue, in
terminal racemes; Apr.-Oct.
Legume coiled, leathery,
spines lacking.
Large shrub, to 7 m, bark
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-summerfall.
Perennial, tufted; culms,
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 7nerved, somewhat roughhairy, awnless; Mar.-June.
Weed, roadsides, waste
ground:
frontage road at north city
limits of South San
Francisco.
Uncommon:
along Bayshore Boulevard
Occasional, grassland:
Guadalupe Hills
Brisbane, ravine southwest
of
Randolph Avenue at Hillside
Boulevard
Pig Ranch Ravine
Olivet Cemetery, near
Perennial, densely or
Uncommon, brushy slopes
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.
Colma Canyon
Slender perennial, similar in Common, brushy and grassy Dairy Ravine, upper
slopes:
growth habit to M.
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:
leaves with petioles, leaflets
3, oblong, 1-2 cm long;
flowers white, 4-5 mm, in
terminal racemes; springautumn. Legume ovoid, 3-5
mm.
Crocker Avenue.
Indian Melilot. Sour Clover. Annual; leaflets truncate or Uncommon, waste places:
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
Sweet Clover.
for yellow flowers; Mayplaces:
Aug.
Spearmint.
Pleasantly fragrant perennial; Uncommon, escapes from
leaves ovate-lanceolate,
cultivation in wet ground:
sessile; flowers lavender, in a
spike-like inflorescence; JulyOct.
California Saxifrage.
Slender perennial; leaves
Occasional, moist
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.
SaddleArea.
Guadalupe Valley, industrial
park in
Crocker Avenue, Saddle
Area.
Colma Canyon
Cable Ravine
Devil's Arroyo
East Powerline, ravine 1/4
mile east of
Slender Cottonweed.
Annual, slender, branched, Uncommon, margin of
white-woolly; leaves linear; chaparral:
flower heads inconspicuous,
discoid; Apr.-June.
Pig Ranch Ravine, upper part
of
Annual, stems slender, 1-2
Occasional, grassland,
dm; leaves linear, lower
sometimes recurring after
opposite, upper alternate;
fire:
flowers in terminal,
glandular cymes, corolla 812 mm, tube yellowish, lobes
white to pink; Feb.-Apr.
Devil's Arroyo
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 2lipped, 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
Peru.
Sandwort.
Perennial, glabrous or nearly Escape from cultivation and Marshy area near Bayshore
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.
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
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.
Colma Canyon, lower
Owl Canyon
April Brook, slope above
Dairy Ravine
Summit Parking Lot, eastfacing slope below
West Powerline near Ridge
Trail
Quarry, lower area of
California Wax Myrtle.
Evergreen tree or large
Uncommon, moist places:
shrub; leaves alternate,
oblanceolate, coarsely
serrate, narrowed to short
petiole; flowers small,
inconspicuous, unisexual, in
clusters at leaf axils; Apr.June.
Saddle Area
Wax Myrtle Ravine
Juncus Ravine
Tank Ravine
Perennial from a fibrous
Uncommon, old east-facing
corm; leaves few, linear,
road cut:
more or less terete, shorter
than flowering stem; flowers
yellow in a terminal umbel;
Feb.-Apr.
Pig Ranch Ravine, canyon
south of
Radio Road and Kamchatka
Point, between
Forget-me-not.
Parrot Feather.
Shrub or small tree,
Uncommon:
evergreen; leaves glabrous,
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.
eucalyptus grove above
Hillside School
Perennial, densely hairy;
leaves oblong to obovate,
lower petiolate, upper
narrower and sessile; flowers
in showy panicles, corollas
bright blue; most of the year.
Nutlets ovate,smooth.
Aquatic perennial, stems
supported by water; leaves
finely dissected and featherlike; flowers very small, in
axils of upper reduced
leaves, often overlooked;
June-Aug.
An escape from cultivation,
roadsides, streamsides,
shaded, moist areas, along
trails and near houses:
Reservoir Hill, Guadalupe
Hills, Old Guadalupe Trail,
Saddle Area, April Brook,
Brisbane Ravine.
Uncommon, in water:
Guadalupe Valley,
Industrial park in
Water Cress.
Skunkweed.
Aquatic perennial,
sometimes floating in water;
leaves generally divided into
3 leaflets; flowers white in
racemes; Mar. Nov. Siliques
1-3 cm long, spreading.
Annual, low-growing, stems
glandular-hairy; leaves stiff,
2-3 times divided into
irregular, sharply-tipped
segments; heads· of
inconspicuous small blue
flowers; spring-summer.
Occasional, shallow water or lower Colma Canyon,
margins of streams:
Crocker Avenue, Saddle
Area, Devil's Arroyo, Quarry,
Buckeye Canyon, Cow
Trough Ravine
Occasional, dry, open places Colma Canyon
in often hard packed soil,
sometimes in grassland:
Willow Pond, road bordering
Saddle Area
Weak-stemmed annual;
Uncommon, moist brushy
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, 510 mm across, with 5 lobes;
Jan.-Apr.
Devil's Arroyo
Baby Blue Eyes.
Blue Toad Flax.
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,
sometimes stiffly hairy
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.
Slender annual; leaves
opposite, linear; flowers in
terminal racemes, corolla 2lipped, blue, with long basal
spur; Mar.-May.
Uncommon, moist brushy
slope:
Devil's Arroyo
Occasional, sandy soil, open Colma Canyon
areas:
Manzanita Dike
Pig Ranch Ravine, west of
Oso Berry.
Deciduous shrub or small
Frequent, brush land and in
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 berrylike drupe, red at first, black
when mature.
Colma Canyon
Bitter Cherry Ravine
Cable Ravine near
eucalyptus grove
Devil's Arroyo
Quarry
Water Parsnip.
Decumbent perennial; with Occasional, sluggish streams Colma Canyon
and marshy areas:
pinnately compound
leaves, each leaflet coarsely
toothed or lobed; white
flowers; May-Oct. Fruits
oblong with thick corky ribs.
Saddle Area
Pig Ranch Ravine.
Broomrape.
Broomrape.
Coarse biennial or shortUncommon, seepage area:
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; JuneOct. Capsules 2.5-4.5 cm,
soft-hairy.
Root parasite; without green Uncommon; coastal scrub:
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.
Root parasite;without green Uncommon, rocky ledges:
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.
Colma Canyon, upper
Reservoir Hill, upper area of
Owl Canyon
Bermuda Buttercup. Cape
Oxalis.
Perennial, with a taproot,
more or less hairy, stems
decumbent to trailing, 1-4
dm, rooting at nodes; leaves
along stem, petioles 2-5 cm,
leaflets generally obcordate,
5-10 mm; flowers 25,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
erect, 15-30 cm, branched;
leaflets about 10 mm;
flowers solitary on peduncles
about as long as petioles,
petals 15-20 mm, pale pink
to white; spring.
A caulescent perennial with
many small underground
bulblets; leaves in basal
rosettes, leaflets 1-2.5 cm,
petioles to 12 cm; flowers
several, in a showy umbel,
on peduncles longer than
leaves, petals 5, to 2.5 cm,
bright yellow; Feb.-June.
Frequent, urban areas, lawns, between Kiosk and Picnic
gardens and other disturbed Area
places:
Uncommon,disturbed area,
occasionally escapes from
cultivation:
near Summit
Common weed:
Crocker Avenue, Old
Guadalupe Trail,
SaddleArea, Reservoir Hill,
Radio Road, East Powerline,
and elsewhere
Hairy Wood Sorrel.
Perennial with tap-root,
Occasional, grassland:
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 12 em long.
Colma Canyon
Old Guadalupe Trail
Saddle Area
Park Maintenance Facility
West Powerline at Ridge
Trail
Firth Canyon
Wind Poppy.
Glabrous annual; leaves
pinnately divided; flowers
showy, solitary on slender
peduncles, petals 4, brick
red, many stamens; Mar.May.
Uncommon, moist shaded
often grassy slopes,
sometimes appearing in
abundance after a fire:
Devil's Arroyo
Owl Canyon
West Powerline, lower southfacing slopes near
Opium Poppy.
Pellitory.
California Whitlow-wort.
Coarse, gray-green annual
Escape from cultivation:
with milky juice; upper
leaves clasping the stem;
flowers large, white, pink or
purplish, often double;
summer.
Perennial, without stinging Uncommon, disturbed area:
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.
Perennial, mat-forming;
Grassland or rocky slopes:
leaves small, linear, stipules
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.
Pig Ranch Ravine
above Harold Avenue
Colma Canyon, near Park
Maintenance Facility.
Dallis Grass.
Kikuyu Grass.
Perennial, densely tufted,
leafy at base, culms 5-15 dm;
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,
somewhat succulent, velvety
hairy; leaves rounded,
obscurely lobed and
toothed·flowers red, in
terminal showy umbels.
Low-growing, mat-forming,
long-lived, coarse perennial,
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.
Occasional, roadside ditches Shearwater
and disturbed areas:
Uncommon, probably from
garden discards:
Guadalupe Canyon Parkway
on south side at northwest
edge of eucalyptus grove.
Uncommon, weed of
disturbed places:
Tank Ravine, base of
Goldback Fern.
Garden Cineraria.
Yampah.
Uncommon, grassy places:
Annual, low, slender,
diffuse, somewhat villous;
leaves filiform or nearly so;
disk flowers reddish, ray
flowers inconspicuous; Apr.May.
Small fern, fronds triangular Occasional, grassy and
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 Avenue in Brisbane,
above
Perennial; leaves rounded,
Escapes from cultivation
coarsely lobed, petioles long; in moist, shaded areas:
flower heads showy, ray
flowers purple; late springsummer.
Slender, glabrous perennial, Uncommon, moist soil:
with a cluster of fibrous
roots; leaves twice pinnate,
divisions narrow; flowers
white; July-Aug. Fruit
oblong, ribbed.
near Summit, Firth Canyon.
Buckeye Canyon
Harold Road in Brisbane.
Harold Road in Brisbane, on
slope above
Plain-leaved Parsley.
Tall biennial or perennial;
leaves pinnately compound,
divisions linear to ovate,
entire to toothed, not crisped
or curled; flowers yellow;
fruits ovate, ribbed.
Gray-hairy perennial,
decumbent to suberect;
leaves pinnately lobed to
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.
Uncommon:
Reservoir Hill
One of the most common
Colma Canyon
perennials on the mountains;
grassland and brushland:
Bitter Cherry Ridge
Cable Ravine
Summit Parking Lot, eastfacing slope below
Summit, slope south of
Devil's Arroyo, exposed
slopes in lower
Romanzoffia Ravine
Firth Canyon
Wild Heliotrope.
Weak-stemmed annual,with
scattered, stiff hairs; leaves
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.
Randolph Avenue, ravine
north of, at Hillside
Boulevard.
Occasional, rocky, sandy and Gasline Road
brushy slopes:
West Powerline, east-facing
slope near
Olivet Ravine
Pig Ranch Ravine
Stinging Phacelia.
Weak-stemmed annual with Occasional, brushy slopes:
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.
Colma Canyon
Romanzoffia Ravine
Harding Grass.
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.
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 spikelike, unbranched, 5-15 cm;
June-Aug.
California Canary Grass.
Perennial, lacking rhizomes, Occasional, moist areas and
on grassy ridges:
culms erect often in dense
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.
Colma Canyon
Bitter Cherry Ridge
Devil's Arroyo
Quarry
Owl Canyon
Randolph Avenue at Hillside
Boulevard
Pig Ranch Ravine
Mediterranean Canary
Grass.
Fiesta Flower.
Mat Grass.
Annual, 3-9 dm tall; panicles
narrow, dense, oblong, 2-6
cm, glume with pale green
striations and rough margins;
Apr.-July.
Weak-stemmed annual, with
coarse hairs and short
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.
Perennial, stems creeping,
prostrate, rooting at nodes;
leaves opposite,
oblanceolate, to 15 mm,
toothed; flowers in dense
ovoid heads, to 15 mm,
corolla 2-lipped, 2-3 mm,
rose-purple or white; MayOct.
Uncommon, weed of
roadsides and rich soil:
Owl Canyon
Uncommon, shade on
wooded slopes:
Gladys Ravine near Brisbane
Frequently cultivated as a
ground cover, becomes
established in disturbed,
moist places:
Shearwater at edge of
Bayshore Highway
Bamboo.
Culms 6-10 dm tall,
internodes hollow, with
noticeable groove on one
side, branches often 3 at each
node, nodes without waxy
bloom; leaves lanceolate, 5
or more cm long.
Uncommon, a single small above Guadalupe Canyon
clump on a slope with shrubs Parkway northeast of
of Prunus, Baccharis,
abandoned quarry
Rhamnus:
Ninebark.
Deciduous shrub, bark
Uncommon, low brushy
peeling; leaves palmately 3- areas:
lobed, lobes toothed; flowers
small, in capitate clusters,
petals 5, spreading, white;
May-June.
Colma Canyon
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:
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.
west side of Brisbane.
Bishop Pine.
Monterey Pine.
Rein Orchid. Coast Piperia.
Elegant Piperia
Tree, bark of old trees thick,
deeply furrowed; leaves in
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.
Large tree, bark rough;
leaves in 3s, rarely 2s, 8-15
em; cones woody, persistent,
asymmetrical, sessile, up to
1.5 dm, seeds winged.
Perennial from fleshy
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.
Planted for revegetation of
quarry.
Has spread spontaneously
since 1968:
naturalized forest on east
slope of Bitter Cherry Ridge,
lower Radio Road, April
Brook, Brisbane
Uncommon, grassy slopes:
April Brook, above
Quarry
Artist’s Popcorn Flower.
Evergreen shrub or small
tree, bark smooth, dark gray;
leaves obovate, leathery,
densely white-hairy beneath;
flowers several in terminal
clusters, petals 5, dark
reddish purple; summer.
Resembles P. crassifolium in
its dark gray, smooth bark
and dark reddish-purple
flowers;differs in its leaves,
somewhat thin, glabrous,
oblong, with undulate
margins.
Annual, stiffly hairy, stems
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.
Uncommon, escape from
cultivation:
San Bruno Avenue near
Annis Street in Brisbane
Uncommon, escape from
cultivation:
Willow Pond, San Bruno
Avenue near Annis Street in
Brisbane
Uncommon, damp soil:
Colma Canyon, upper
Devil's Arroyo
Ridge Trail at West
Powerline
Cut-leaved Plantain.
Generally annual but may be Uncommon, generally
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.
near PG&E Marsh
California Plantain.
Slender, inconspicuous
annual; leaves basal, entire,
linear; flowering stems to 25
cm, nearly as long or longer
thanleaves, flowers small, in
dense terminal spikes; Jan.June.
Colma Canyon
Common, open slopes at
edge of brushland and
grassland, sometimes
forming sparse to dense
colonies:
Summit Parking Lot, slope
below
Devil's Arroyo
Crystal Cave Ravine
Firth Canyon
Randolph Avenue
English Plantain. Ribgrass.
Common Plantain.
Mexican Plantain.
Perennial; basal leaves
lanceolate, 5-40 cm,
gradually narrowed to
petiole; flowering spikes 1.56 cm, anthers much exerted;
Apr.-Oct.
Generally perennial,
flowering stems 2-4 dm;
leaves basal, ovate, more
than 1/2 as long as flowering
stems, thick, abruptly
narrowed to shorter winged
petioles; Apr.-Sept.
Perennial; leaves broadly
ovate, 5-20 cm, narrowed to
short, broad petiole;
flowering stems to 4 dm;
May-Oct.
Weed, roadsides, other
disturbed areas and
grassland:
south of Crocker Avenue,
Willow Pond, Saddle Area,
industrial park in Guadalupe
Valley, Firth Canyon
Weed, waste ground, damp
places:
Willow Pond, Saddle Area,
PG&E Marsh
Uncommon, damp areas and Colma Canyon
seeps:
Willow Pond
Saddle Area
Radio Road adjacent to
Summit
Cream Cups.
Annual, slender stems, 1-3 Occasional, grassland and
dm, with spreading hairs;
brushy areas:
leaves opposite, entire,
linear, sessile; flowers with 56 cream-colored petals and
many stamens; Mar.-June.
Colma Canyon,
Devil’s Arroyo
Quarry
Sea Blush
Erect annual; leaves obovate,
opposite, lowermost
gradually narrowed to
winged petiole, upper sessile;
flowers small in a dense head
or very short spike, corolla 2lipped, tube pink with stout
spur, lobes 5, irregular,
spreading; Feb.-May. Fruit
achene-like but lacking the
apical feathery hairs of
Jupiter's Beard.
Occasional, grassland and
moist brushy areas,
sometimes forms small
colonies:
Harold Road, above, in
Brisbane
Great Meadow
Devil's Arroyo
Romanzoffia Ravine
Owl Canyon
Firth Canyon
Annual Blue Grass.
Tufted, diminutive, light
Occasional, grassland and
green annual; culms
moist ground:
somewhat flattened, 5-30
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.
Willow Pond, Old Guadalupe
Trail, Saddle Area,
RandolphAvenue
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 5nerved, without awns; MayJune.
This species is often
Uncommon, moist ground: Saddle Area, Randolph
Avenue
confused with P. annua,
which it resembles in habit
and appearance, but differs
by being more delicate, with
more strongly flattened
culms; panicles elongateovoid, 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.
Rough Blue Grass.
Tufted perennial, forming
Uncommon, disturbed or
dense turfs, culms
moist places:
cylindrical, smooth, 3-10
dm; leaf blades green or
glaucous, folded or flat,
mostly 2-4 mm wide, ligule 12 mm; panicles open
pyramidal, green or purplish,
5-15 cm, lemma with a
conspicuous web of cottony
hairs at base; Mar.-June.
Tufted perennial, culm often Uncommon, wet places:
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.
Saddle Area, along Radio
Road
Saddle Area
San Francisco Blue Grass.
Erect perennial, culms
Occasional, open or rocky
densely tufted, sometimes
slopes:
decumbent, 1-5 dm; leaves
numerous, crowded below,
sheaths tawny, papery, blades
smooth, flat or folded,
shorter than culms, ligule 35 mm; panicle dense, spikelike, 2-10 cm; Mar.-May.
Guadalupe Hills
Summit Parking Lot, eastfacing slope below
Owl Canyon
Brisbane, ridge southwest of
East Powerline near Ridge
Trail
Four leaved Allseed.
Dooryard Knotweed.
Annual, slender, aromatic,
Uncommon, grassy and
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.
Gasline Road
Annual, diffusely branched,
decumbent, glabrous; leaves
generally obovate, narrowed
to short petiole, lower appear
whorled; flowers small,
inconspicuous; May-July.
Usually prostrate, glabrous
annual; stems and leaves
gray-green, leaves linear to
oblong, to 2 cm, nearly
sessile; flowers small,
whitish to pink, in leaf axils;
May-Oct.
Weed; sandy and disturbed
places:
Colma Canyon, Guadalupe
Hills near Cow Palace,
junction of Hillside
Boulevard and Irving Street.
Weed, dry or damp packed
soil in disturbed areas:
Crocker Avenue, Willow
Pond, Saddle Area
East Powerline near Summit
Dune Knotweed.
California Polypody.
Perennial, suffrutescent, gray- Uncommon, sandy areas:
green, prostrate or somewhat
erect, much branched; leaves
crowded, linear to lanceolate,
margins rolled under; flowers
small, in loose terminal
clusters, pink-tinged; MayJuly.
Fronds lanceolate in outline, Common, rocky slopes,
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.
Colma Canyon
Cable Ravine
Romanzoffia Ravine
Firth Canyon
Leather Fern.
Differs from P. californicum Often epiphytic in shaded
by its thickish, leathery
areas on tree trunks or in
fronds, margins of pinnae
crevices of rocks:
smooth.
Old Guadalupe Trail,
eucalyptus and cypress trees
along
Saddle Area
Fern Rock
Serbian Ravine
Rabbit-foot Grass.
Western Sword Fern.
Tufted annual, 1.5-5 dm,
Occasional, wet or damp
erect or decumbent at base, 2- areas:
15 cm, ligules 4-10 mm;
panicles soft, silky, dense
and spike-like, tawny yellow
when mature glumes lightly
hairy, awns slender, 6-8 mm;
Apr.-Nov.
Stoloniferous perennial,
Uncommon, near seeps and
freely rooting at nodes,
in moist disturbed·ground:
decumbent at base; leaves
rough to touch; panicles
densely flowered, with short,
whorled, erect branches, 310 cm, lemmas and glumes
without awns; June-Sept.
lower Colma Canyon,
Willow Pond, Saddle Area,
industrial park in
Guadalupe Valley, Owl
Canyon
Saddle Area, industrial park
in Guadalupe Valley, Owl
and Buckeye canyons
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,
Purslane.
Silver Weed.
Prostrate, fleshy, glabrous
Weed of disturbed areas:
annual; leaves obovate,
alternate or partly opposite;
flowers small, yellow,sessile;
May-Oct.
Low herbaceous perennial
Occasional, seepages and
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.
Summit Parking Lot, eastfacing slope below
Hillside Boulevard
Radio Road
Colma Creek in Colma
Canyon
Old Guadalupe Trail
Saddle Area
Fairy Bells.
Perennial, more or less hairy, Uncommon, damp ground:
from a rhizome; leaves
cordate, sessile; flowers
greenish-white, up to 6 in a
short cluster, not exceeding
the leaves; Mar.-May.
Devil's Arroyo
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.
Bitter Cherry.
Small tree glabrous,
Uncommon:
deciduous; leaves ovate,
toothed, hairy along veins on
lower surface; flowers before
the leaves, generally solitary
or sometimes 2-3, about 22.5 cm across, on slender
peduncles, petals 5, white,
spreading; spring. Fruit a
fleshy plum, yellow or
reddish, about 2-2.5 cm
across.
Deciduous shrub; leaves
Uncommon, brushy slopes:
oblong to obovate, margins
finely toothed, petioles short;
flowers small, white, in
somewhat showy umbellate
clusters; Apr.-May.
Owl and Colma canyons
Bitter Cherry Ridge
Firth Canyon
Holly-leaved Cherry. Islay.
Evergreen shrub; leaves
ovate, shiny, with coarse
sharp teeth;flowers small,
white, in short, dense
racemes; Mar.-June.
Occasional brushy and
wooded ravines:
Guadalupe Hills
Dairy Ravine
Wax Myrtle Ravine
Islay Ravine
Buckeye Canyon
Glen Park Canyon above
Brisbane
Western Choke Cherry.
Deciduous shrub; leaves
Occasional, brush land and
ovate to oblong, margins
wooded ravines:
finely toothed; flowers small,
white in showy racemes;
Apr.-June.
Colma Canyon,
Devil's Arroyo
Everlasting. Cudweed.
Perennial, stout, persistently Uncommon, brushy slopes:
white-woolly; leaves linear;
flower heads small, discoid,
about 50 pale yellow disk
flowers; July-Nov.
Brisbane Ravine.
Green Everlasting. Cudweed. Annual or biennial, scented, Frequent, dry brushy slopes
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.
Saddle Area
Radio Road
Summit, slopes southeast of
Summit Parking Lot, eastfacing slope below
West Powerline
Everlasting. Cudweed.
Annual or sometimes
Weed, disturbed areas:
biennial, stems slender,
decumbent; leaves obovate
to oblong, densely white
tomentose; flower heads
discoid, with 150 or more
disk flowers; throughout the
year.
Colma Canyon, Willow
Pond, Saddle Area,
Guadalupe Hills, Radio
Road, industrial park in
Guadalupe Valley.
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, grayFrequent, brushy and
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.
Colma Canyon
Willow Pond
Saddle Area
Radio Road
Quarry
Pig Ranch Ravine
Slender Woolly-heads.
Slender Woollymarbles.
Low annual, branched, graywoolly; leaves oblanceolate;
flower heads discoid
inconspicuous, in leaf axils;
Mar.-May.
Occasional, dry, bare, often
hard-packed ground, forms
colonies and mats,
sometimes becomes weedy:
Old Guadalupe Trail
Quarry
Ridge Trail
Bracken Fern.
Large coarse fern, fronds
Widespread in grassland,
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.
Saddle Area
Guadalupe Hills
Fern Rock
Radio Road
Delicate, sprawling, annual;
branched from base; leaves
small, somewhat fan-shaped,
on petioles; flowers tiny,
inconspicuous; Mar.-June.
Occasional, open and rocky Colma Canyon
or brushy slopes, scrambling
under adjacent plants and
easily overlooked:
Bitter Cherry Ridge
Summit, rocky slopes below
East Powerline near Ridge
Trail
Coast Live Oak. California
Live Oak.
Shrub, evergreen, generally Uncommon:
spiny, 1-5 m; leaves obovateoblong, 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.
industrial park in Guadalupe
Valley
Tree, much-branched with
Occasional, woodland of
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.
Quarry
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
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 feltlike hairs, hence the first
common name.
Bitter Cherry Ridge
Guadalupe Hills
Old Guadalupe Trail
Quarry
Buckeye Canyon
Garry Oak. Oregon White
Oak. Post Oak.
Interior Live Oak.
Tree, deciduous; leaves
Uncommon:
generally obovate, 10-15 cm
long, Irregularly pinnately 59-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.
Evergreen tree; leaves thick, Occasional, ravines and
toothed or entire, secondary rocky, open slopes:
veins parallel.
Bitter Cherry Ridge
Summit Parking Lot, about
130 m east near Ridge Trail
Quarry
Buckeye Canyon.
Oracle Oak.
California Chicory.
Hybrid between the
deciduous Q. kelloggii
Newberry. and the evergreen
Q. wislizeni, tends to be semi
deciduous.
Tall annual, with silky sap,
stems hollow; leaves sessile,
pinnately lobed; flower
heads white, ligulate; Apr.July.
At its only locality on the
San Bruno Mountains it is
about 4.5 dm tall and
spreading to 2 m or more:
East Powerline near Army
Road.
Uncommon, grassy or brushy Guadalupe Valley, industrial
areas:
park in
California Buttercup.
Perennial, fibrous roots,
Frequent, grassland:
stems more or less hairy,
sparsely branched, usually 36 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.
Saddle Area
Prickle-fruited Buttercup.
Wild Radish.
Redberry.
Annual or perennial, roots
fibrous, stems glabrous,
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.
Tall branched annual or
biennial; basal leaves deeply
pinnately lobed, lobes
dentate; showy clusters of
flowers in varying shades of
white, yellowish, to pale and
darker lavender; Feb.-May.
Siliques somewhat fleshy,
indehiscent, slightly
constricted between seeds,
tip pointed.
Low, compact, evergreen
shrub with somewhat rigid,
sometimes spiny branches;
leaves small, ovate; flowers
inconspicuous; Feb.-May.
Fruit red, a berry-like drupe.
Weed, wet ground and
seepage areas:
Colma Canyon, Saddle Area,
near Olivet Cemetery
Weed, disturbed areas:
ravine south of Crocker
Avenue, Willow Pond, Old
Guadalupe Trail, Saddle
Area, ridge above Brisbane
Uncommon, brushy areas:
Colma Canyon, lower
Pig Ranch Ravine
California Gooseberry.
Deciduous shrub, nodal
spines generally 3, stout,
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.
Occasional, shrubby or
wooded areas:
Old Guadalupe Trail
Devil's Arroyo
Quarry, above the
Buckeye Canyon.
Straggly Gooseberry.
Differs from R. californicum Uncommon, shrubby slope:
in its mostly greenish and
rather inconspicuous flowers;
Feb.-May. Berries lacking
prickles.
Colma Canyon
California Black Currant.
Chaparral Currant.
Bay Gooseberry.
Mist Maiden.
Deciduous shrub leaves 3-5- Uncommon, wooded ravine: Buckeye Canyon
lobed, upper surface
wrinkled, dull
green,sparingly glandularhairy, lower surface densely
white-hairy; flowers rosepink, in drooping racemes;
Oct.-Mar. Berries purpleblack, sticky-hairy.
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 glandtipped.
Buckeye Canyon
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:
flattened, usually recurved
prickles; leaves with 3-5
leaflets; attractive flowers in
corymbs, petals pink, usually
1.0-2.5 cm; Apr.-Oct.
Romanzoffia Ravine
Buckeye Canyon
Dog Rose.
Shrub, evergreen, strong
growing; stems numerous,
arching and sprawling,
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; JuneJuly.
Uncommon:
beyond locked gate on both
sides of road to Camp
Silverspo
Wood Rose.
Slender stemmed, deciduous Frequent, brushy slopes:
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.
Colma Canyon
Bitter Cherry Ridge
Summit Parking Lot, eastfacing slope below
Romanzoffia Ravine
Owl Canyon
Buckeye Canyon
Rosemary.
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 manyflowered pyramidal cluster,
sepals ovate abruptly
acuminate to a pointed tip,
petals double, rose-red.
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 2lipped, 6-8 mm, generally
blue; spring-summer.
Himalayan Blackberry.
Thimble Berry.
Robust, more or less
Rampantly growing, weedy
evergreen, sprawling, prickly shrub, often forming
shrub· leaves palmate with 3- roadside thickets:
5 leaflets, white-hairy
beneath; flowers white or
occasionally, in large
terminal panicles, unisexual;
June-Aug. Fruits edible
blackberries.
Deciduous shrub lacking
Occasional, moist, brushy
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, thimbleshaped berries.
Colma Canyon, Crocker
Avenue, Willow Pond, Old
Guadalupe Trail, Saddle Area
Colma Canyon
Romanzoffia Ravine
Quarry
Salmon Berry.
Deciduous shrub, young
Occasional, moist brushy
stems with prickles; leaves slopes, forming thickets:
with 3 leaflets; flowers
solitary, red-purple; Mar.May. Edible fruits reddish to
salmon-colored.
Colma Canyon
Summit, ravine to west of
California Blackberry.Pacific Scandent shrub with
Blackberry.
prickles; leaves whitish-hairy
at least when young, with 3
leaflets or leaflets 3-lobed;
flowers white, in small
clusters; Mar.-Aug.
Frequent, forming brushy
thickets by trailing on
ground, over and among
other shrubs:
Colma Canyon
Crocker Avenue
Willow Pond
Saddle Area
April Brook
Park Maintenance Facility,
near
Owl Canyon
Sheep Sorrel.
Green Dock.
Curly Dock.
Bitter Dock.
Perennial, with a running
rootstock, slender stems, to 4
dm; leaves hastately lobed at
base, on long petioles;
flowers small, reddish, in
panicles; Mar.-Sept.
Perennial, to 1.5 m, stem
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.
Stout perennial, to 1.5 m;
leaves to 5 dm, oblonglanceolate, margins strongly
curled, petioles long; flowers
on hanging pedicels, in
whorls on erect flowering
stalks; Apr.-July.
Stout perennial, to 1.5 m;
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; JuneDec.
Frequent weed, open and
brushy areas or grassland:
Colma Canyon, Willow
Pond, south of Crocker
Avenue, Saddle Area, Great
Meadow, Firth Canyon
Weed, low moist areas:
Colma Canyon, April Brook
Weed, low, moist places:
ravine south of Crocker
Avenue, Willow Pond, Old
Guadalupe Trail
Weed, low moist places:
Old Guadalupe Trail
Fiddle Dock.
Willow Dock.
Rue.
Perennial with branched
Weed, waste places:
stem, to 1 m; lower leaves
oblong or fiddle-shaped, to
12 cm, on long petioles;
flowers in loose interrupted
clusters, inner sepal ovate, 35 mm, covering fruit,
marginal teeth several, up to
1 mm; May-July.
Perennial, stem prostrate to Uncommon, wet areas and
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.
Colma Canyon, Saddle Area,
ridge above Buckeye
Canyon, above Randolph
Avenue at Hillside Boulevard
Perennial, all parts bluishUncommon, several plants
green, finely hairy; leaves 2- near a large coffee berry
3 times pinnate, leaf
shrub:
segments entire; flowers in a
flat topped cluster, petals
yellow, spreading, fringed;
Feb.-June.
Radio Road below gate to
Park Maintenance Facility
Saddle Area
Guadalupe Hills
Hairy Oat Grass. Purpleawned Wallaby Grass.
Loosely tufted perennial,
Uncommon, grassy slopes:
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,
procumbent to more or less
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.
Annual, stems as S. apetala;
leaves not in basal rosette,
stem leaves linear; flower
parts in 4s; rarely 5s, on
filiform, axillary pedicels,
petals whitish, tiny, nearly as
long as sepals; ·Mar.-May.
Western Pearlwort.
Randolph Ravine
Weed; disturbed places, often Ridge Trail near West
on hard-packed soil:
Powerline.
Occasional, hard-beaten or
damp ground:
Saddle Area
Park Maintenance Facility,
near
Arroyo Willow.
Shrub or small tree; leaves
Common, streams and
nearly entire and somewhat seepage areas:
revolute on margins,
glaucous and more or less
glabrous beneath; flowers
numerous, tiny, unisexual, in
catkins; Mar.-May.
Ridge Trail near West
Powerline
Colma Canyon, lower
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.
Sitka Willow.
Sitka Willow.
Sitka Willow.
Russian Thistle.
Shrub or small tree; leaves
entire, densely silvery-hairy
on lower surfaces; flowers
numerous, tiny, unisexual, in
catkins; Mar.-May.
Shrub or small tree; leaves
entire, densely silvery-hairy
on lower surfaces; flowers
numerous, tiny, unisexual, in
catkins; Mar.-May.
Shrub or small tree; leaves
entire, densely silvery-hairy
on lower surfaces; flowers
numerous, tiny, unisexual, in
catkins; Mar.-May.
Shrub or small tree; leaves
entire, densely silvery-hairy
on lower surfaces; flowers
numerous, tiny, unisexual, in
catkins; Mar.-May.
Annual, densely and
intricately branched,
somewhat fleshy when
young; leaves linear, short,
prickly-pointed; flowers
inconspicuous; July-Oct.
Occasional, streams and
seepage areas:
Colma Creek and April
Brook, junction of
Occasional, streams and
seepage areas:
Crocker Avenue, ravine
south of
Occasional, streams and
seepage areas:
Guadalupe Valley, industrial
park in
Occasional, streams and
seepage areas:
Shearwater
Uncommon, disturbed
ground:
Guadalupe Canyon Parkway
Crimson Sage. Red Pitcher
Sage.
Perennial, aromatic, with
Common, open grassy or
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.
Colma Canyon
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,
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.
Quarry, canyon to west of
Buckeye Canyon
Brisbane water tank, along
paved road to
Coast Red Elderberry.
Large shrub; leaves pinnately Occasional, brushy areas:
compound; flowers in domeshaped inflorescences,
corolla urn-shaped, small,
white; Mar.-Apr. Fruit a red
berry.
Summer Seep
Saddle Area
Radio Road, eucalyptus
forest off
Devil's Arroyo, base of
West Powerline, Ridge Trail
near
Olivet Cemetery, near
Footsteps-of-spring. Yellow
Mats.
Prostrate perennial, entire
plant chartreuse-yellow when
in flower; leaves deeply
palmately divided; flowers
small, in rounded, sessile
umbels, surrounded by
conspicuous bracts; Jan.May. Fruits with few hooks.
Common, open grassy
Crocker Avenue
slopes, windswept ridges and
along dirt roads and trodden
paths:
Radio Road
Cable Ravine
Great Meadow
Kamchatka Point
Purple Sanicle.
Stout perennial with mostly
basal, irregularly pinnately
compound leaves; purple
flowers in a tight head with
small bracts. Feb.-May.
Fruits with hooks.
Occasional, grassland and
open slopes:
Harold Road in Brisbane,
above
Owl Canyon
Harold Road in Brisbane, in
ravine above
Randolph Avenue
Colma Canyon
Bitter Cherry Ridge
Saddle Area
Summit Parking Lot, eastfacing slope below
West Powerline
Trillium Gulch
Owl Canyon
Coast Sanicle.
Pincushion Plant.
Pepper Tree.
Perennial; leaves 3-parted,
palmately lobed, leaf
divisions laciniate; flowers
yellow in tight heads with
small bracts; Apr.-June.
Fruits with hooks.
Attractive garden annual or
biennial; lower leaves deeply
pinnately divided, upper
narrower, serrate; flower
heads terminal, seated on a
ring of involucral bracts,
flowers small, numerous,
corolla 2-lipped, white, pink;
to purple; throughout most of
the year.
Evergreen, much branched
tree; leaves pinnately
compound; flowers tiny;
fruits berry-like, red, in
showy, hanging clusters.
Uncommon, open exposed
slope:
Summit Parking Lot, below
top of mountain near
Escape from cultivation,
roadsides and paths:
lower Owl Canyon,
Humboldt Road in Brisbane,
above Lippman School in
Brisbane.
Cultivated throughout
California as an ornamental
tree, occasionally becomes
naturalized:
Brisbane.
Hardstem Bulrush. Giant
Tule.
California Tule. California
Bulrush.
Rhizomatous perennial,
Uncommon, fresh or
PG&E Marsh
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 reddishbrown, involucral leaf
solitary, shorter than
inflorescence, appearing as a
continuation of culm; MayAug.
Perennial, robust, rhizome
Uncommon, water or marshy PG&E Marsh growing with
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 reddishbrown, narrowly ovoid; MayNov.
Three Square. (The name S. Rhizomatous perennial;
Uncommon, fresh and
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, purplishbrown, 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:
rhizomes; culms leafy,
arising singly or several
together, 6-15 dm; leaves
several with broad, flat, grasslike blades, upper ones
extending beyond culm;
inflorescence branched,
umbel-like, spikelets
numerous, sessile in terminal
clusters, several unequal, leaflike involucral bracts subtend
inflorescence; May-Oct.
PG&E Marsh
Colma Canyon
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 4Frequent, 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, eastfacing slope below
West Powerline near
RidgeTrail
Quarry
Skull Cap.
Stonecrop.
Butterweed. Rayless
Ragwort.
Perennial, low-growing,
fragrant, with tubers at ends
of creeping root-stocks,
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.
Succulent perennial, stems
branching at base, each with
a terminal cluster of obovate
leaves; flowers in several,
terminal, few-flowered
cymes, petals yellow,
spreading; Apr.-July.
Tall coarse perennial with
woolly hairs; basal leaves
ovate, sparsely toothed, with
petioles, stem leaves
smaller, sessile; flower heads
in terminal clusters, yellow,
generally discoid; Apr.-June.
Uncommon, brushy slopes,
under shade of surrounding
plants:
Firth Canyon
Common, scattered on rocky at many sites.
and grassy slopes and ledges:
Frequent, grassland and
border of brushland:
Colma Canyon
Summit Parking Lot, eastfacing slope below
Romanzoffia Ravine
Powerline Ridge
Purple Ragwort.
Tansy Ragwort.
Annual, viscid-hairy,
branched; leaves pinnately
lobed; flower heads showy,
several, in terminal clusters,
ray flowers lavender to
purple; May-June.
Biennial or short-lived
perennial, 2-10 dm; leaves 23 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
pinnately lobed; flower
heads in loose terminal
panicles, rays small, scarcely
longer than involucral
bracts, yellow; Apr.-June.
Escape from cultivation:
Colma Canyon.
Uncommon, weed, disturbed Saddle Area.
situations:
Weed, brushy and disturbed
areas:
east-facing slope below
Summit Parking Lot, Ridge
Trail about 100 yards east of
Summit Parking Lot.
Common Groundsel.
Coast Redwood.
Checker Bloom.Wild
Hollyhock.
Annual, sparingly branched,
glabrous or nearly so; leaves
pinnately lobed; flower
heads in loose panicles,
yellow, discoid; almost
throughout the year.
Tree; leaves linear,
spreading; cones woody,
rounded, to 3.5 em across.
Attractive decumbent
perennial; leaves rounded,
shallowly to deeply
palmately lobed; flowers
showy in racemes, petals 12.5 cm, rose or pink; Feb.June.
Common weed, disturbed
places:
Saddle Area, east-facing
slope below Summit Parking
Lot, East Powerline on
ridge.
Trees planted by park
rangers:
off Radio Road along
Summer Seep Trail
Common, open, grassy areas: Colma Canyon
CrockerAvenue
Radio Road
Great Meadow adjacent to
April Brook
Summit
Summit Parking Lot, slope
southeast of
Windmill Pink. Catchfly.
San Francisco Campion.
Annual, hairy, with upwardly Weed, roadsides, grassland
spreading hairs; leaves
and disturbed places:
spatulate; flowers in a onesided spike-like raceme,
petals pinkish, twisted;
longer than sepals; springsummer.
Perennial; generally
Uncommon, grassland:
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 2lobed petals.
Bitter Cherry Ridge, Saddle
Area, Guadalupe Hills, Great
Meadow, near Park
Maintenance Facility, eastfacing slope below Summit
Parking Lot, and elsewhere
Summit, near
Milk Thistle.
Charlock.
Coarse, stout annual or
Common weed, disturbed
generally biennial in
places and roadsides:
California, stems often
branched, 0.5-2 m, very
spiny, more or less woollyhairy; 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.
Erect annual, 3-8 dm, hispid; Weed, roadsides or waste
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 redbrown or darker.
lower Colma Canyon, Saddle
Area, Guadalupe Hills.
Saddle Area
Hedge Mustard.
Coarse, stiffly branched
annual; basal leaves in a
rosette, lyrate, shallowly
pinnately lobed, upper leaves
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
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
rhizome; leaves linear, grasslike not as long as flowering
stems, sometimes in a basal
rosette; flowers bluepurple; Feb.-May.
Weed, waste ground:
Colma Canyon, Crocker
Avenue, Saddle Area,
Guadalupe Hills,
Romanzoffia Ravine.
Weed, waste ground:
Old Guadalupe Trail.
Widely distributed, open
grassland:
Colma Canyon
Saddle Area
Cable Ravine
Summit Parking Lot, eastfacing slope below
Firth Canyon
Randolph Avenue at Hillside
Boulevard, north of
Olivet Cemetery
Yellow-eyed Grass
Habit similar to S. bellum,
but flowers yellow.
Uncommon, seepages and
marshes:
Colma Creek
Saddle Area
Scouler’s Catchfly
Perennial, stems 1.5-7 dm,
Uncommon, grassland:
generally retrorse-hairy
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 2lobed, each lobe with a
shorter marginal lobe; MayAug. Fruit a capsule, opening
at apex.
Summit Parking Lot, eastfacing slope below
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 410 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.
Blue Witch.
Perennial, often from a
Occasional, disturbed areas:
rootstock, stem branched,
generally straggling, to 1 m;
leaves more or less similar to
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.
Subshrub, more or less
Frequent, brushy slopes:
rounded in habit, whitehairy; leaves elliptic-ovate,
entire, thickish, petioles
short; flowers in leaf axils,
corolla blue, 15-20 mm
across; Jan.-Sept.
Saddle Area, Guadalupe
Hills, near Summit Parking
Lot, Pig Ranch Ravine,
adjacent to Olivet Cemetery
Summit, southeast of
Quarry
East Powerline
Baby's Tears.
Dune Goldenrod.
Perennial, delicate, creeping, Escape from cultivation,
mat-forming, slender, rooting damp, shaded, disturbed
at nodes; leaves opposite,
areas:
small, rounded, 3-veined;
flowers small; most of the
year.
Differs from two preceding Frequent, brushy areas:
goldenrods chiefly in the
shining, more or less
glutinous inflorescence; Aug.Oct.
Old Guadalupe Trail under
Monterey cypresses
Colma Canyon
Bitter Cherry Ridge
Guadalupe Hills
Summit
West Powerline near ridge
California Goldenrod.
Perennial with creeping
Occasional, dry open areas:
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; JulyNov.
Colma Canyon
Guadalupe Hills
April Brook
West Powerline near ridge
Cow Trough Ravine
Small annual, stems several, Occasional weed, watered
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.
Saddle Area
Guadalupe Hills near Cow
Palace
West Powerline
Randolph Avenue
Prickly Sow Thistle.
Sow Thistle.
Wand Flower.
Spanish Broom.
Annual or biennial,with
milky sap; leaves sessile,
deeply pinnately lobed, lobes
toothed, with basal, rounded,
ear-like lobes; flower heads
ligulate, flowers yellow;
Mar.July.
Similar to S. asper, exceptfor
acutely extended basal lobes
of the leaves; Mar.-July.
Perennial, with corms, stem
3.0-4.5 dm; leaves basal,
lanceolate, to 2.5 dm;
flowers generally 3-5 at tip
of stem, bracts papery,
irregularly cut, streaked with
dark markings, perianth tube
short, slender, lobes ovate, 34 cm, brightly colored, outer
portion orange, blending to
purple-brown and yellow in
center; April.
Tall, virgately branched
shrub, stems slender, green,
glabrous, leafless or fewleaved; leaves simple,
oblong, 1-3 cm; flowers
yellow, to 25 cm, in showy
racemes; winter-spring.
Legume 5-10 cm.
Weed, roadsides and often
other disturbed places:
lower Colma Canyon, Saddle
Area, Willow Pond, Radio
Road, east-facing slope
belowSummit Parking Lot.
Weed, roadsides and other
disturbed areas:
Wallow Pond, Horseshoe
Ridge, Randolph Drive at
Hillside Boulevard.
Shearwater
Uncommon, disturbed area,
one clump, probably from
garden discards:
Escape from cultivation:
Olivet Ravine
Spurry.
Annual, glabrous or
Weed, fields and disturbed
somewhat glandular-hairy; areas:
leaves several in a whorl at
nodes, linear; flowers
several, interminal cymes,
not showy, sepals 4-5 mm,
petals white, generally longer
than sepals; spring-summer.
Colma Canyon, Crocker
Avenue, Saddle Area,
Guadalupe Hills, April
Brook, Ridge Trail atWest
Powerline, ridge above
Brisbane.
Sand Spurry.
Annual, branched from base, Weed, disturbed places,
sometimes forming mats,
along paths:
glabrous below, glandular
hairy in inflorescence; leaves
not or only slightly fascicled,
linear, 1-2 cm; flowers in fewflowered cymes, pedicels
slender, sometimes
spreading, petals pink or
whitish, shorter than calyx,
stamens 6-10; springsummer.
Annual, somewhat fleshy,
Alkaline places:
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.
near PG&E Marsh.
Saltmarsh Sand Spurry.
PG&E Marsh
Sand Spurry.
Ladies' Tresses.
Guadalupe Valley, industrial
park in
Weed; disturbed places, often Saddle Area, east-facing
in hard-packed soil:
slope below Summit Parking
Lot, Quarry.
Annual or short-lived
perennial, branched at base,
sometimes forming mats;
leaves fascicled at nodes,
linear, 6-12 mm; flowers 3-5
mm diameter, petals pink or
reddish, shorter than sepals,
stamens 6-10; springsummer.
Perennial from a cluster of
Uncommon, moist places:
tuberous roots; leaves linearlanceolate, basal; flowering
stem twisted, flowers
greenish-white, lacking the
spur of Piperia elegans; JuneAug.
Saddle Area
Radio Road near Summit
Perennial 1-15 dm, variable
in habit,with varying amount
of hairs on stem, leaves and
calyx tube; leaves oblong,
lanceolate to ovate, 1.5-12
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.
Occasional, open grassy
slopes and brushy areas,
sometimes in colonies, low
often wet ground and
disturbed places:
Colma Canyon
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
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 2lipped, whitish or pinkish,
tube 7-10 mm, hairs
generally in a horizontal ring
near base of tube; Apr.-Sept.
Colma Canyon, lower
Quarry
Cow Trough Ravine
Chickweed.
Shining Chickweed.
Annual, stems prostrate or
trailing, rooting at nodes, 540 em, glabrous except for
longitudinal line of hairs
along stems; leaves ovate,
sessile; flowers in axillary
cymes, on slender pedicels,
petals white, shorter than
sepals; Jan.-Sept.
Annual, stems very slender,
erect or nearly so; leaves
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.
Weed, gardens, fields and
disturbed areas:
Old Guadalupe Trail, Ridge
Trail1/4 mile east of Summit
Parking Lot, Quarry,
Randolph Ravine.
Uncommon, grassland:
Ridge Trail at West
Powerline
Annual or biennial, with
Uncommon, open rocky
milky sap;leaves narrowly
slope:
lanceolate, coarsely toothed;
flower heads ligulate,
solitary, inconspicuous,
sessile, in leaf axils, flowers
pink or white; July-Oct.
Trillium Gulch
Ridge Trail, south side of,
about 200 yards south of
Summit Parking Lot
Foothill Needle Grass.
Perennial, forming large
clumps, culms 6-9 dm; basal
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.
Perennial, culms 6-10 dm,
slender with soft, short hairs
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.
Uncommon, rocky grassland, Pig Ranch Ravine
often with S. pulchra:
Occasional, rocky open
grassland:
Guadalupe Hills
Juncus Ravine
Olivet Cemetery, near
Purple Needle Grass.
Tufted perennial, culms 6-10 Frequent, dry grassland and
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.
Guadalupe Hills
Summit, slope southeast of
Owl Canyon
Buckeye Canyon
Randolph Avenue, above
Tank Ravine
Snowberry.
Erect, deciduous shrub;
Occasional, brushy slopes:
leaves ovate; flowers few to
many in terminal clusters,
corolla campanulate,
small,white to pinkish; MayAug. Fruit white, berry-like,
10-15 mm across, in late
summer and autumn, more
conspicuous than flowers.
Colma Canyon
Radio Road
Eucalyptus Loop Trail
Summer SeepTrail
Cable Ravine
Dairy Ravine Trail
Summit Parking Lot, eastfacing slope below
Quarry
Trailing Snowberry.
Resembles S. albus but
trailing and lower growing,
with smaller fruits, 5-6 mm
across.
Uncommon, brushy areas:
Quarry
California Aster.
Perennial, glabrous to hairy; Occasional, brushy and
sometimes moist places:
leaves mostly lanceolate;
flower heads few to many, in
a raceme or panicle, With
many overlapping bracts, ray
flowers purple or sometimes
white; JulyDec.
Colma Canyon
Guadalupe Hills
Willow Pond
Saddle Area
Dairy Ravine
West Powerline
Cow Trough Ravine
Douglas Aster
Dune Tansy.
Common Dandelion.
Perennial, stem with lines of
hairs; leaves lanceolate,
rough-margined; flower
heads few to many, in a
short, spreading panicle,
bracts loosely overlapping,
ray flowers violet; May-Oct.
Stout but weak-stemmed
perennial, from a creeping
rhizome; leaves somewhat
thickish, gray-hairy, 2-3
times pinnately lobed, fernlike; flower heads discoid,
yellow, button-shaped, in
terminal clusters; July-Oct.
Somewhat similar to
preceding except for its less
deeply dissected leaves with
terminal lobe larger than
lateral ones, and inner bracts
mostly without appendages;
May-Oct. Achenes gray or
greenish-brown, otherwise
similar to T.laevigatum.
Occasional, brushy areas:
Willow Pond, Radio Road.
It is now extinct at its
Radio Road across from
original location, however, Summer Seep
from cuttings taken to the
Regional Parks Botanic
Garden, Berkeley, it has been
transplanted near its original
site.
Uncommon weed, moist
fields, lawns and roadsides:
SaddleArea, junction of
Randolph Avenue and
Hillside Boulevard occurring
with T. laevigatum.
Red-seeded Dandelion.
Golden Eggs. Suncup.
Perennial; leaves basal,
Weed, disturbed areas:
pinnate with large triangular
lobes; inner row of
involucral bracts mostly with
appendages at tips, flower
heads ligulate, solitary on
leafless hollow stems,
flowers yellow; Mar.-July.
Achenes reddish or reddishbrown, long, slender beak
with white capillary pappus
bristles at its apex.
Stemless perennial with deep Frequent, grassland:
taproot; leaves in basal
rosette; flowers bright
yellow, showy, cup shaped;
Feb.-June. Capsules at base
of plant among leaves.
Great Meadow adjacent to
April Brook,West Powerline,
junction of Randolph Avenue
and Hillside Boulevard.
Guadalupe Hills
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
mostly basal, cordate,
areas, seepages and stream
petioles hairy; inflorescence banks:
a raceme, flowers urnshaped, petals whitish later
turning red, margins
laciniate, hence the common
name; Mar.-June.
Colma Canyon
Great Meadow
Romanzoffia Ravine
New Zealand Spinach.
Meadow Rue.
Annual, succulent, trailing; Uncommon, sandy areas:
leaves ovate-triangular;
flowers inconspicuous; Apr.Sept.
Perennial; leaves pinnately Occasional, moist places on
divided; flowers in muchbrush covered slopes:
branched panicles, petals
lacking, stamens many,
yellowish; Mar.-May.
below Reservoir Hill, Colma
landfill.
Colma Canyon, lower
Bitter Cherry Ridge
Romanzoffia Ravine
Fringe Pod. Lace Pod.
Poison Oak.
Slender branched annual;
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.
Deciduous, variable in habit
from small to large shrubs or
sometimes climbing; leaves
with 3 leaflets, vary in shape
and size, turn reddish in
autumn and then showy;
flowers small, greenishwhite, in axillary panicles;
Apr.-May. Fruits whitish,
round, small.
Uncommon, grassland:
Owl Canyon.
One of the common plants of Colma Creek watershed
the San Bruno Mountains,
occurring over most of the
area:
Zygadene. Star Lily.
Oyster Root. Salsify.
Perennial from a bulb, stems
1-2 dm; leaves mostly basal,
narrowly lanceolate, shorter
than the stem; flowers few, in
a raceme or panicle, perianth
segments 6, about 10 mm,
greenish or yellowish-white;
Mar.-May.
Glabrous perennial with long
taproot; leaves linear, entire,
grass-like, sessile;
flowerheads opening in
morning, solitary, on hollow
peduncles, ligulate, flowers
blue; Mar.-Oct.
Annual, stems to 5 dm erect
appressed hairy; stipules
narrowly lanceolate, bristle
tipped, leaflets' linearlanciolate flowers in a spike,
to 8 cm, calyx teeth linear,
spreading and needle-like,
petals pink, shorter than
calyces; late spring.
Uncommon, wooded or
brushy slopes:
Randolph Avenue and
Hillside Boulevard, ravine
above junction of
Weed, disturbed areas:
industrial park in Guadalupe
Valley, along Hillside
Boulevard
Uncommon, dry, open,
disturbed areas:
east of Carter Street in
Guadalupe Hills.
Hop Clover.
Annual, stems slender,
Uncommon, grassland:
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.
Radio Road
Annual, stems to 3.0 dm,
Uncommon, dry grassland:
decumbent to erect; stipules
ovate, apex pointed, leaflets
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.
above Quarry Road,
between Owl and Buckeye
canyons.
April Brook
Sack Clover.
Annual, glabrous,
Occasional, grassland:
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.
Saddle Area
Bitter Cherry Ravine
West Powerline
Shamrock. Little Hop
Clover.
Annual;stems erect to
decumbent, 5-50 em,
sparsely hairy; petiole short,
leaflets obovate, 5-15 mm;
flower heads generally fewflowered, flowers becoming
reflexed, petals yellow,
becoming brownish; MayJune.
Annual, stem slender,
prostrate to erect, glabrous or
sparsely hairy, 1-5 dm;
leaflets generally obovate, 515 mm; flower heads
umbellate, 10-15 mm
diameter, flowers becoming
reflexed, petals 5-7 mm, pink
to red-purple; Mar.-May.
Weed, lawns and other
disturbed areas:
near Cow Palace, Owl
Canyon.
Occasional, grassland and
disturbed areas:
Guadalupe Hills near Old
Guadalupe Trail
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, 24 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
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.
West Powerline
Pig Ranch Ravine.
Red Clover.
White Clover.
Perennial, stems erect to
Uncommon, grassy areas:
decumbent, sparsely hairy;
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.
Escapes from cultivation,
Perennial glabrous or
sometimes used in lawns:
nearly so, stems creeping,
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.
adjacent to Picnic Area
parking lot.
Saddle Area, Radio Road,
West Powerline.
Tomcat Clover.
Annual, glabrous, stems
Occasional, grassland,
erect to decumbent, 2-5 dm; sometimes form scolonies:
petioles short, leaflets linearlanceolate to oblonglanceolate, 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.
Park Maintenance Facility
Devil's Arroyo
Ridge Trail
Pig Ranch Ravine
Cow Clover.
Perennial, creeping; stems
decumbent or erect to 1-3
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.
Occasional, wet or marshy
places:
Saddle Area
Radio Road at the eucalyptus
area
April Brook
Flowering Quillwort.
Tufted, acaulescent annual; Uncommon, growing in
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.
Guadalupe Valley, industrial
park in
Willow Pond
Saddle Area
Wake Robin.
Perennial from a rhizome;
Uncommon, brushy areas
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.
Colma Canyon
Devil's Arroyo
Trillium Gulch
Venus' Looking Glass.
Butter and Eggs. Johnny
Tuck.
Annual, stem generally
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.
Slender annual often forming
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
for rose-pink to whitish
flowers that turn rose in age.
Uncommon, grassland:
Crystal Cave Ravine
Uncommon, grassland:
Colma Canyon
Frequent, grassland, usually Crocker Avenue, grassy
forming colonies:
hilltop north of
Crocker Avenue, ravine
south of
Great Meadow
April Brook
Guadalupe Valley, industrial
park in
Pig Ranch Ravine
San Francisco Owl’s
Clover
Annual; leaves pinnately
Uncommon, moist grassland: Randolph Avenue and
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
branched, finely hairy; leaves
brownish-tinged, linear,
upper pinnately divided;
corolla dull brownish-purple,
glabrous or nearly so,
scarcely exerted, upper and
lower lips short, upper barely
longer than lower; Apr.-May.
Occasional, open and grassy Saddle Area
areas, infrequent in hardpacked soil and then some
what depauperate:
West Powerline along Ridge
Trail
Firth Canyon
Tall Trisetum.
Grass Nut. Ithuriel's Spear.
Perennial, culms 5-10 dm;
Uncommon, moist northleaf 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.
Perennial from a fibrousFrequent, grassland:
coated corm; leaves linear,
shorter than flowering stem;
up to 30 violet-purple
flowers, on long pedicels, in
a terminal showy umbel;
May-June.
Brisbane, southwest of
Colma Canyon
Guadalupe Hills
Radio Road, along
Summit Parking Lot, eastfacing slope below
Wheat.
Garden Nasturtium.
Tower Mustard.
Stout, tufted annual, culms 610 dm; leaf blades flat, bluegreen, tan when dry; spikes
stout, thick, with short, broad
blunt-tipped glumes,
occasionally awned; Apr.July.
Trailing annual or perennial;
peltate leaves, long petioles;
attractive yellow-red flowers;
most of year.
Biennial or occasionally
perennial, 4.0 dm-1.0 m;
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.
Uncommon, spontaneous in Guadalupe Hills
disturbed places, may not
persist:
Escape from cultivation and
persisting in disturbed,
sometimes damp ground,
urban areas:
Common, grassy and brushy
slopes:
Crocker Avenue, Old
Guadalupe Trail, upper
Brisbane
at many sites.
Narrow-leaved Cattail.
Stems 0.5-1.5 m; leaves
Uncommon, shallow water:
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.
PG&E Marsh
Cattail.
Stems 1-2 m; leaves linear, Uncommon, shallow water:
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.
PG&E Marsh
Broad-leaved Cattail.
Gorse. Furze.
Stems 1-25 m; leaves nearly Uncommon:
flat, light green, broader than
preceding cattails, 8-20 mm
wide; no space between male
and female flowers; JuneJuly.
Spiny shrub, densely
branched; leaves on young
plants with 3 leaflets,
replaced on older plants by
stiff, branched spines;
flowers solitary in leaf axils,
showy, petals yellow, 15-18
mm; Feb.-July. Legume 1-2
cm long, dehisces
explosively; dispersing the
several seeds.
California Laurel. California Evergreen tree; leaves
Bay. Oregon Myrtle.
pungently aromatic,
coriaceous; flowers small,
yellow-green, in terminal
clusters; Jan.-Mar.
PG&E Marsh
Common, escape from
north of Old Guadalupe
cultivation, has spread
Trail, Guadalupe Hills,Wax
rampantly and abundantly on Myrtle Ravine.
the San Bruno Mountains
since the 1960s densely
covering several disturbed
areas:
Uncommon:
Buckeye Canyon, woodland
in
Stinging Nettle.
Annual, generally
Uncommon, grassland:
Summit, below
acaulescent; leaves linear, 515 em, with few scattered
lobes; flower heads 1.5-25
cm long, always erect,
single, terminal, on
peduncles, ligules generally
yellow; Apr.-June.
Perennial, stout, coarse, with Uncommon, banks of creeks: Radio Road west of parking
lot under eucalyptus trees
numerous stinging hairs;
leaves ovate, on short
petioles; small flowers
inconspicuous axillary
racemes; May-Oct.
Buckeye Canyon
Guadalupe Creek in
industrial park area
Dwarf Huckleberry. Dwarf
Bilberry.
Deciduous shrub to about 6.0 Uncommon:
dm, broadly spreading;
leaves obovate, to 3 em,
glossy-green above, finely
serrate; flowers axillary,
solitary, corolla small, urnshaped, pinkish; May-June.
Fruit a berry, globose, 3-6
mm diameter, blue-black.
Kamchatka Point, westfacing slope of
Evergreen Huckleberry.
Erect, much branched
evergreen shrub, to 2 m;
leaves ovate, to 4 em,
leathery; corolla 5-7 mm,
bell-shaped, white, pinktinged; Mar.-May. Fruit a
berry, ovoid, 6-9 mm
diameter, black.
Frequent, exposed, often
rocky slopes, upper ridges
and ravines:
Kamchatka Point
Dairy Ravine, upper
West Powerline
Quarry
Moth Mullein.
Biennial or perennial, stem Uncommon weed, waste
erect, to 1.2 m; leaves elliptic places:
to ovate, sessile, doubly
serrate-crenate, glabrous;
flowers in a raceme, corolla
rotate, yellow or whitish, 2530 mm across; May-Sept.
embankment where Radio
Road goes under Guadalupe
Canyon Parkway
Tall perennial, stems robust, Uncommon:
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.
entrance to Camp Silverspot
American Brooklime.
Erect, glabrous perennial;
Occasional, seepages and
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; MayOct.
Colma Canyon
Old Guadalupe Trail, northfacing 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, 3-9flowered, 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.
Giant Vetch.
Annual, hairy throughout;
Occasional, in waste places:
stipules unequally lobed, one
lobe larger than others,
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 bristlelike, unequal, 2-4 mm, petals
rose-purple, 12-18 mm; Apr.June. Legume oblong, 25-35
mm .
Perennial, robust, glabrous or Occasional, moist, open or
more or less hairy, stem
brushy places, rampant
somewhat hollow, generally climber:
turns dark on drying; leaflets
18-24, narrowly oblong, 1.54 cm; inflorescence a 1-sided
raceme, 6-15 flowers, calyx
teeth unequal, 3 lower
deltoid-acuminate, 2 upper
shorter,petals generally redpurple, 12-14 mm; Mar.Aug. Legume glabrous, 2-4.5
cm, black.
Guadalupe Hills near Cow
Palace, lower Buckeye
Canyon.
Colma Canyon
Radio Road
April Brook
Wax Myrtle Ravine
Quarry, base of.
Spring Vetch. Narrow-leaved Annual, glabrous or
Vetch.
sparingly hairy; stipules
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.
nigra: leaflets wedge-shaped
to oblong, 4-10 mm wide;
petals 2-2.5 cm, generally
pink-purple. Legume brown
to black.
Periwinkle.
Creeping perennial with
erect stems to 6 dm; leaves
opposite, cordate; flowers in
leaf axils, corollas funnelshaped, blue; Mar.-July.
Occasional, roadsides,
disturbed ground:
upper Colma Canyon,
Willow Pond, Saddle Area
Uncommon, disturbed
ground:
Saddle Area.
Cultivated as a ground cover,
spreads vegetatively, seeds
not produced, persists and
spreads in moist, often
shaded areas:
near Park Maintenance
Facility, slopes above
Brisbane. Native of
Mediterranean region
Blue Violet. Western Dog
Violet.
Perennial, low growing, from Frequent, grassland:
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.
Colma Canyon
Great Meadow
Cable Ravine
Johnny-jump-up. California
Golden Violet.
Perennial from a tuber-like
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.
Frequent, grassland:
Summit, west-facing slope
below
Cable Ravine
Horseshoe Ridge
Great Meadow
Harold Road, above, in
Brisbane
Firth Canyon
Western Chain Fern.
Tall, coarse fern, fronds
arching, once-pinnate,
generally 1.0-2.0 m; sori
linear in 2 parallel rows
covered by indusia.
Uncommon, moist
places:
Randolph Avenue at Hillside
Boulevard
Colma Canyon, lower
Fern Rock
Mule Ears.
Perennial from thick
Occasional, grassland:
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.
Guadalupe Hills
Harold Road and Firth
Canyon in Brisbane, above
Hansen's Squirrel-tail.
Spiny Clotbur. Spiny
Cocklebur
California Hedge Parsley.
Sterile perennial; leaves
Uncommon in steep gully:
bright green, broad, flat;
inflorescence a spike, 10-13
cm, usually 3 spikelets per
node, 1-3 flowers per
spikelet; spring.
Tufted perennial; culms 5-10 Occasional, grassland;
dm; leaves flat to barely
rolled; flowering spike
slightly zigzag, 8-20 cm,
awns of lemmas 4-5 cm,
spreading when mature; MayJune. Sterile hybrid.
Coarse, spiny annual; leaves Weed, disturbed places:
with few irregular, pinnate
lobes, conspicuous, 3-forked
spines at base;flower heads
inconspicuous, flowers
small, unisexual; Apr.-Nov.
Fruits large, bur-like, with
hooked spines.
Hispid annual; leaves finely Uncommon, open grassy
divided; flowers small,
slopes:
white; Apr.-June. Fruits with
numerous hooks.
Randolph Ravine
Owl Canyon, along Army
Road, Juncus Ravine
Guadalupe Valley, industrial
park in
East Powerline.
Homed Pondweed.
(Zannichellia has sometimes
been included in the
Potamogetonaceae, the
Pondweed Family.)
Calla. Calla Lily.
Centaury.
Submersed aquatic, rhizome
creeping, stems and leaves
thread-like, forming dense
underwater clumps; leaves
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.
Robust perennial from a
thick rhizome, stem lacking;
leaves basal, blades hastate
to ovate, on long petioles;
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.
Somewhat inconspicuous
annual; leaves opposite;
flowers on short pedicels, 1-3
in axils of leaves or terminal,
corolla tubular, pink; spring
and summer.
Uncommon, brackish water: PG&E Marsh at culvert at
edge of Bayshore Boulevard
Much grown in California as Saddle Area, Pig Ranch
Ravine
an ornamental, becomes
established from garden
discards in moist areas:
Uncommon, grassy areas,
occurring sparsely:
Gasline Road west of Quarry
Owl Canyon
Monetery Centaury.
Inconspicuous annual;
Uncommon, grassy and
resembling the preceding
disturbed areas, individuals
except: flowers sessile,
occur sparsely:
generally 3 or more in
umbels; spring and summer.
Guadalupe Valley,
Industrial park in
Owl Canyon
Notes on
changes from
Flora to J2
Propagation Propagation
Category
Method
nd
nd
Collection Collection
Days in
Window
Window
Stratification
Begins
Ends
nd
nd
nd
was A.
californica
was A.
californica
was A.
californica
Data given is
for A.
pinnatifida,
(var
californica is
blank): a ‘c’ in
Propagation
col and end
date of 13June
Data given is
for A.
pinnatifida,
(var
californica is
blank): a ‘c’ in
Propagation
col and end
date of 13June
Data given is
for A.
pinnatifida,
(var
californica is
blank): a ‘c’ in
Propagation
col and end
date of 13June
was A.
californica
was A.
californica
Data given is
for A.
pinnatifida,
(var
californica is
blank): a ‘c’ in
Propagation
col and end
date of 13June
Data given is
for A.
pinnatifida,
(var
californica is
blank): a ‘c’ in
Propagation
col and end
date of 13June
nd
nd
nd
L
21-May-15
nd
L
21-May-15
nd
L
21-May-15
nd
L
21-May-15
nd
L
21-May-15
nd
L
21-May-15
nd
L
21-May-15
nd
L
21-May-15
nd
L
21-May-15
was Lotus
purshianus
nd
was Lotus
scoparius
L
seed
19-Jul-15
2-Oct-15
was Lotus
scoparius
L
seed
19-Jul-15
2-Oct-15
was Lotus
scoparius
L
seed
19-Jul-15
2-Oct-15
was Lotus
scoparius
L
seed
19-Jul-15
2-Oct-15
was Lotus
scoparius
L
seed
19-Jul-15
2-Oct-15
was Lotus
micranthus
nd
was Lotus
micranthus
was Lotus
micranthus
was Lotus
micranthus
was Lotus
micranthus
nd
nd
nd
nd
B
spore
2-May-15
16-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
was
HIPPOCASTANA
CEAE. Horse
Chestnut or
Buckeye Family
L
was
HIPPOCASTANA
CEAE. Horse
Chestnut or
Buckeye Family L
was
HIPPOCASTANA
CEAE. Horse
Chestnut or
Buckeye Family L
seed
16-Nov-15 16-Dec-15
seed
17-Nov-15 17-Dec-15
seed
18-Nov-15 18-Dec-15
nd
G
seed
2-Apr-15
9-Sep-15
G
seed
2-Apr-15
9-Sep-15
H
seed
3-Apr-15 10-Sep-15
L
seed
31-May-15
3-Jul-15
L
seed
31-May-15
3-Jul-15
L
seed
31-May-15
3-Jul-15
L
seed
31-May-15
3-Jul-15
seed
9-Jul-15
6-Sep-15
was A. tenuis
nd
L
nd
nd
nd
nd
was A.
diegoensis.
L
seed
11-Jul-15
2-Aug-15
was A.
diegoensis.
L
seed
was var major
nd
nd
nd
11-Jul-15
2-Aug-15
B
L
seed
division
15-Jun-15
9-Aug-15
11-Sep-15
30-Nov-15
30
no entry
B
L
seed
division
15-Jun-15
9-Aug-15
11-Sep-15
30-Nov-15
30
no entry
B
L
seed
division
15-Jun-15
9-Aug-15
11-Sep-15
30-Nov-15
30
no entry
B
L
seed
division
15-Jun-15
9-Aug-15
11-Sep-15
30-Nov-15
30
no entry
B
L
seed
division
15-Jun-15
9-Aug-15
11-Sep-15
30-Nov-15
30
no entry
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
was A. pallida
nd
was A. pallida
nd
was A. pallida
nd
was A. pallida
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
L
seed
3-Jul-15 23-Nov-15
30
L
seed
3-Jul-15 23-Nov-15
30
L
seed
3-Jul-15 23-Nov-15
30
L
seed
3-Jul-15 23-Nov-15
30
L
seed
3-Jul-15 23-Nov-15
30
L
seed
3-Jul-15 23-Nov-15
30
L
seed
3-Jul-15 23-Nov-15
30
L
seed
3-Jul-15 23-Nov-15
30
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
L
Seed
Not listed as a
location in
Jepson/CCH,
Why not? could
this be subsp or
var?
nd
no longer subsp.
imbricata
nd
no longer subsp.
imbricata
nd
no longer subsp.
imbricata
no longer subsp.
imbricata
no longer subsp.
imbricata
was x pacifica in
earlier flora so
hybrid info may
no longer be
valid.
nd
nd
nd
nd
The following
two are the same
taxon believed to
be different at
the time of the
first flora.
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
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
L
division
seed
2-Feb-15
18-Oct-15
1-Jun-15
15-Nov-15
G
L
division
seed
2-Feb-15
18-Oct-15
1-Jun-15
15-Nov-15
G
L
division
seed
2-Feb-15
18-Oct-15
1-Jun-15
15-Nov-15
G
L
division
seed
2-Feb-15
18-Oct-15
1-Jun-15
15-Nov-15
G
L
nd
division
seed
2-Feb-15
18-Oct-15
1-Jun-15
15-Nov-15
This is probably
a
Symphyotrichum
but there seems to
be some
controversy about
the rest of the
name.
nd
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
nd
Was A. patula
var hastata and
thought to be
native in prior
flora.
nd
nd
2-May-15
16-Jul-15
nd
L
L
seed
division
2-Sep-15
2-Dec-15
23-Nov-15
31-May-15
L
L
seed
division
2-Sep-15
2-Dec-15
23-Nov-15
31-May-15
L
L
seed
division
2-Sep-15
2-Dec-15
23-Nov-15
31-May-15
L
L
seed
division
2-Sep-15
2-Dec-15
23-Nov-15
31-May-15
L
L
seed
division
2-Sep-15
2-Dec-15
23-Nov-15
31-May-15
L
L
seed
division
2-Sep-15
2-Dec-15
23-Nov-15
31-May-15
L
L
seed
division
2-Sep-15
2-Dec-15
23-Nov-15
31-May-15
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
formerly
Mahonia
nd
formerly
Mahonia
formerly
Mahonia
formerly
Mahonia
formerly
Mahonia
formerly
Mahonia
formerly
Mahonia
formerly
Mahonia
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
Was Scirpus
maritimus
L
seed
nd
nd
28-Sep-15 28-Sep-15
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
B
seed
1-Aug-15
8-Sep-15
B
seed
1-Aug-15
8-Sep-15
Was listed with
no var.
nd
18-May-15
8-Sep-15
G
18-May-15
8-Sep-15
G
18-May-15
8-Sep-15
G
18-May-15
8-Sep-15
G
18-May-15
8-Sep-15
G
18-May-15
8-Sep-15
Was listed with
no var.
Was listed with
no var.
Was listed with
no var.
Was listed with
no var.
Was listed with
no var.
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
D
seed
17-Mar-15
10-Jun-15
D
seed
17-Mar-15
10-Jun-15
D
seed
17-Mar-15
10-Jun-15
D
seed
17-Mar-15
10-Jun-15
D
seed
17-Mar-15
10-Jun-15
D
seed
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
17-Mar-15
10-Jun-15
L
seed
12-Oct-15
12-Oct-15
L
seed
12-Oct-15
12-Oct-15
L
seed
12-Oct-15
12-Oct-15
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
D
seed
12-Jun-15
27-Jul-15
D
seed
13-Jun-15
28-Jul-15
was
Cammissonia
micrantha
was
Cammissonia
micrantha
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
nd
nd
nd
seed
23-Jun-15
12-Oct-15
30
nd
nd
nd
nd
L
seed
8-Jun-15 15-Jun-15
L
nd
nd
nd
seed
8-Jun-15 15-Jun-15
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. affinis
no subsp.,
CHECK, could
be subsp
neglecta. Seed
window: first
line affinis,
L
second line
L
neglecta.
seed
seed
2-Jun-15
16-Jul-15
29-Sep-15
16-Aug-15
Was C. affinis
no subsp.,
CHECK, could
be subsp
neglecta. Seed
window: first
line affinis,
second line
neglecta.
Was C. affinis
no subsp.,
CHECK, could
be subsp
neglecta. Seed
window: first
line affinis,
second line
neglecta.
Was
Orthocarpus
densiflorus
Seed window
info for C.
densiflora no
subsp.
L
L
seed
seed
2-Jun-15
16-Jul-15
29-Sep-15
16-Aug-15
L
L
seed
seed
2-Jun-15
16-Jul-15
29-Sep-15
16-Aug-15
L
seed
2-Jun-15
1-Aug-15
Was
Orthocarpus
densiflorus
Seed window
info for C.
densiflora no
subsp.
Was
Orthocarpus
densiflorus
Seed window
info for C.
densiflora no
subsp.
Was
Orthocarpus
densiflorus
Seed window
info for C.
densiflora no
subsp.
Was
Orthocarpus
densiflorus
Seed window
info for C.
densiflora no
subsp.
L
seed
2-Jun-15
1-Aug-15
L
seed
2-Jun-15
1-Aug-15
L
seed
2-Jun-15
1-Aug-15
L
seed
2-Jun-15
1-Aug-15
Was
Orthocarpus
densiflorus
Seed window
info for C.
densiflora no
subsp.
Was
Orthocarpus
densiflorus
Seed window
info for C.
densiflora no
subsp.
Was
Orthocarpus
densiflorus
Seed window
info for C.
densiflora no
subsp.
Was
Orthocarpus
densiflorus
Seed window
info for C.
densiflora no
subsp.
L
seed
2-Jun-15
1-Aug-15
L
seed
2-Jun-15
1-Aug-15
L
seed
2-Jun-15
1-Aug-15
L
seed
2-Jun-15
1-Aug-15
Was Orthocarpus
purpurascens
Bentham var.
latifolius
nd
Was Orthocarpus
purpurascens
Bentham var.
latifolius
Was Orthocarpus
purpurascens
Bentham var.
latifolius
Was Orthocarpus
purpurascens
Bentham var.
latifolius
Was Orthocarpus
purpurascens
Bentham var.
latifolius
nd
nd
nd
nd
Was Orthocarpus
purpurascens
Bentham var.
latifolius
Was Orthocarpus
purpurascens
Bentham var.
latifolius
was C.
franciscana.
Seed Window
info is for C.
subinclusa,
none given for
C. subinclusa
subsp.
franciscana
was C.
franciscana.
Seed Window
info is for C.
subinclusa,
none given for
C. subinclusa
subsp.
franciscana
nd
nd
G
seed
2-May-15
2-Aug-15
G
seed
2-May-15
2-Aug-15
was C.
franciscana.
Seed Window
info is for C.
subinclusa,
none given for
C. subinclusa
subsp.
G
franciscana
was C.
franciscana.
Seed Window
info is for C.
subinclusa,
none given for
C. subinclusa
subsp.
G
franciscana
seed
2-May-15
2-Aug-15
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
not listed in
Jepson2
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
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
was C.
thryrsiflorus
(no var.)
was C.
thryrsiflorus
(no var.)
was C.
thryrsiflorus
(no var.)
S
seed
2-Jun-15
10-Oct-15
90
S
seed
2-Jun-15
10-Oct-15
90
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
G
seed
division
12-Jul-15
7-Sep-15
22-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.
pomeridianum
(no var.)
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.)
CHECK; was
listed as
C.cuspidata, a
taxon no longer
in Jepson2.
Could also be
C.Cuspidata Var.
villosa.
B
G
seed
division
12-Jul-15
7-Sep-15
22-Sep-15
16-Nov-15
B
G
seed
division
12-Jul-15
7-Sep-15
22-Sep-15
16-Nov-15
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
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
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
CHECK, had no
subsp could be
subsp
mexicana
CHECK, had no
subsp could be
subsp
mexicana
CHECK, had no
subsp could be
subsp
mexicana
CHECK, had no
subsp could be
subsp
mexicana
D
seed
28-Mar-15
8-Jul-15
D
seed
28-Mar-15
8-Jul-15
D
seed
28-Mar-15
8-Jul-15
D
seed
28-Mar-15
8-Jul-15
D
seed
28-Mar-15
8-Jul-15
G
L
G
L
division
seed
division
seed
22-May-15
23-May-15
22-May-15
23-May-15
27-Jul-15
29-Sep-15
27-Jul-15
29-Sep-15
Was C.
heterophylla no
var
G
L
division
seed
22-May-15
23-May-15
27-Jul-15
29-Sep-15
G
L
G
L
nd
division
seed
division
seed
22-May-15
23-May-15
22-May-15
23-May-15
27-Jul-15
29-Sep-15
27-Jul-15
29-Sep-15
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
G
window is for
L
sericea.
nd
division
seed
2-Sep-15
6-Oct-15
2-Mar-15
9-Apr-15
was a var now a
subsp.
nd
was a var now a
subsp.
was a var now a
subsp.
was a var now a
subsp.
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
subsp. was
added.
nd
nd
nd
nd
L
seed
18-May-15 18-Nov-15
30
was Eremocarpus
setigerus
nd
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
had no var in
SBF. Seed
window is for
Delphinium
sps. No data
for D.
californicum
had no var in
SBF. Seed
window is for
Delphinium
sps. No data
for D. decorum
had no var in
SBF. Seed
window is for
Delphinium
sps. No data
for D. decorum
G
seed
2-Apr-15
2-Jun-15
G
seed
2-Apr-15
2-Jun-15
G
seed
2-Apr-15
2-Jun-15
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
had no var in
SBF. Seed
window is for
Delphinium
sps. No data
for D. decorum G
had no var in
SBF. Seed
window is for
Delphinium
sps. No data
for D. decorum G
Seed window
info is for D.
caespitosa w/o
subsp.
holciformis
Seed window
info is for D.
caespitosa w/o
subsp.
holciformis
seed
2-Apr-15
2-Jun-15
seed
2-Apr-15
2-Jun-15
seed
2-Apr-15
2-Jun-15
L
seed
14-Jun-15
31-Jul-15
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
was D.
pulchellum
was D.
pulchellum
was D.
pulchellum
B
L
seed
division
16-May-15
9-Jun-15
9-Oct-15
31-Oct-15
60
no entry
B
L
seed
division
16-May-15
9-Jun-15
9-Oct-15
31-Oct-15
60
no entry
B
L
seed
division
16-May-15
9-Jun-15
9-Oct-15
31-Oct-15
60
no entry
B
L
seed
division
16-May-15
9-Jun-15
9-Oct-15
31-Oct-15
60
no entry
was D.
pulchellum
B
L
might want to
check key as
dichondra was
confusing at time
of first flora.
seed
division
nd
nd
16-May-15
9-Jun-15
9-Oct-15
31-Oct-15
60
no entry
nd
nd
was D.
hendersonii Gray
subsp. cruciatum
(Greene)
was D.
hendersonii Gray
subsp. cruciatum
(Greene)
was D.
hendersonii Gray
subsp. cruciatum
(Greene)
was D.
hendersonii Gray
subsp. cruciatum
(Greene)
G
seed
14-May-15 14-May-15
G
seed
14-May-15 14-May-15
G
seed
14-May-15 14-May-15
G
seed
14-May-15 14-May-15
was D.
hendersonii Gray
subsp. cruciatum
(Greene)
was D.
hendersonii Gray
subsp. cruciatum
(Greene)
Was Potentilla
glandulosa
G
seed
14-May-15 14-May-15
G
seed
14-May-15 14-May-15
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.
L
virescens.
seed
26-May-15 16-Sep-15
was E. glaucus
w/o supsp.
CHECK could be
E. glaucus
supsp.
L
virescens.
was E. glaucus
w/o supsp.
CHECK could be
E. glaucus
supsp.
L
virescens.
was Sitanion
jubatum
nd
seed
26-May-15 16-Sep-15
seed
26-May-15 16-Sep-15
nd
Was Leymus
F
division
all year
all year
F
division
all year
all year
F
division
all year
all year
Was Leymus
Was Leymus
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
Subsp.
angustifolium
is (JepsonFPunresolved.)
The link is for
E. canum.
Check for
proper subsp.
Subsp.
angustifolium
is (JepsonFPunresolved.)
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
nd
G
nd
nd
seed
4-Feb-15 19-Nov-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
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
seed
16-Sep-15 16-Sep-15
was E. luteolum
(no var)
nd
CHECK was E.
nudum (no var)
nd
CHECK was E.
nudum (no var)
nd
L
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
nd
nd
nd
seed
29-Jul-15 23-Nov-15
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
no longer var
californica
Seed Window
gave info for
Fragaria
californica as
well
F
G
F
G
F
G
division
seed
division
seed
division
seed
19-Apr-15
25-Apr-15
19-Apr-15
25-Apr-15
19-Apr-15
25-Apr-15
12-Oct-15
3-Jun-15
12-Oct-15
3-Jun-15
12-Oct-15
3-Jun-15
F
L
division
seed
19-Apr-15
25-May-15
12-Oct-15
9-Aug-15
no entry
21
no entry
21
no entry
21
no longer var
californica
Seed Window
gave info for
Fragaria
californica as
well
no longer var
californica
Seed Window
gave info for
Fragaria
californica as
well
no longer var
californica
Seed Window
gave info for
Fragaria
californica as
well
no longer var
californica
Seed Window
gave info for
Fragaria
californica as
well
F
L
division
seed
19-Apr-15
25-May-15
12-Oct-15
9-Aug-15
F
L
division
seed
19-Apr-15
25-May-15
12-Oct-15
9-Aug-15
F
L
division
seed
19-Apr-15
25-May-15
12-Oct-15
9-Aug-15
F
L
division
seed
19-Apr-15
25-May-15
12-Oct-15
9-Aug-15
no longer var
californica
Seed Window
gave info for
Fragaria
californica as
well
no longer var
californica
Seed Window
gave info for
Fragaria
californica as
well
no longer var
californica
Seed Window
gave info for
Fragaria
californica as
well
CHECk to make
sure that this is
not F. californica
subsp. tomentella
F
L
division
seed
19-Apr-15
25-May-15
12-Oct-15
9-Aug-15
F
L
division
seed
19-Apr-15
25-May-15
12-Oct-15
9-Aug-15
F
L
division
seed
19-Apr-15
25-May-15
12-Oct-15
9-Aug-15
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
Was F. refracta
L
nd
seed
21-Jul-15
19-Oct-15
G
B
division
seed
9-Aug-15
29-Aug-15
18-Oct-15
29-Aug-15
G
B
division
seed
9-Aug-15
29-Aug-15
18-Oct-15
29-Aug-15
G
B
division
seed
9-Aug-15
29-Aug-15
18-Oct-15
29-Aug-15
60
nd
nd
Was not
considered
native.
nd
Was not
considered
native.
Was not
considered
native.
Was not
considered
native.
Was not
considered
native.
Was not
considered
native.
Was not
considered
native.
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
Was not
considered
native.
Was not
considered
native.
Was not
considered
native.
Was not
considered
native.
Could be
subsp.
maritimum?
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
Could be
subsp.
maritimum?
Could be
subsp.
maritimum?
nd
nd
CHECK, this
could be G.
porrigens var
tenue. Seed
window info is
for G. porrigens.
CHECK, this
could be G.
porrigens var
tenue. Seed
window info is
for G. porrigens.
CHECK, this
could be G.
porrigens var
tenue. Seed
window info is
for G. porrigens.
CHECK, this
could be G.
porrigens var
tenue. Seed
window info is
for G. porrigens.
CHECK, this
could be G.
porrigens var
tenue. Seed
window info is
for G. porrigens.
L
seed
21-Jun-15 16-Sep-15
L
seed
21-Jun-15 16-Sep-15
L
seed
21-Jun-15 16-Sep-15
L
seed
21-Jun-15 16-Sep-15
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
was G.
ventricosum
nd
nd
2-May-15
2-Aug-15
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
nd
seed
12-May-15
14-Jun-15
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
L
seed
4-Jul-15
1-Sep-15
60
L
seed
4-Jul-15
1-Sep-15
60
L
seed
4-Jul-15
1-Sep-15
60
was H. lanatum
was H. lanatum
was H. lanatum
was H. lanatum
L
seed
nd
nd
nd
4-Jul-15
1-Sep-15
60
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
nd
recent years.
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.
was H.
discolor. Seed
window info is
for H. discolor
no var.
was H.
discolor. Seed
window info is
for H. discolor
no var.
was H.
discolor. Seed
window info is
for H. discolor
no var.
was H.
discolor. Seed
window info is
for H. discolor
no var.
L
seed
2-Oct-15
1-Dec-15
L
seed
2-Oct-15
1-Dec-15
L
seed
2-Oct-15
1-Dec-15
L
seed
2-Oct-15
1-Dec-15
L
seed
2-Oct-15
1-Dec-15
was H.
discolor. Seed
window info is
for H. discolor
no var.
L
was H.
discolor. Seed
window info is
for H. discolor
no var.
L
was H.
discolor. Seed
window info is
for H. discolor
no var.
L
CHECK: now
has two subsp.,
brachyantherum
and californicum.
CHECK: now
has two subsp.,
brachyantherum
and californicum.
seed
2-Oct-15
1-Dec-15
seed
2-Oct-15
1-Dec-15
seed
2-Oct-15
1-Dec-15
L
seed
31-May-15 31-May-15
L
seed
31-May-15 31-May-15
CHECK: now
has two subsp.,
brachyantherum
and californicum.
CHECK: now
has two subsp.,
brachyantherum
and californicum.
CHECK: now
has two subsp.,
brachyantherum
and californicum.
CHECK: now
has two subsp.,
brachyantherum
and californicum.
L
seed
31-May-15 31-May-15
L
seed
31-May-15 31-May-15
L
seed
31-May-15 31-May-15
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
L
has no var.
seed
24-Aug-15
9-Oct-15
CHECK: could
be any of three
vars:
californica,
elata, or
frondosa. Seed
window info
L
has no var.
CHECK: could
be any of three
vars:
californica,
elata, or
frondosa. Seed
window info
L
has no var.
CHECK: could
be any of three
vars:
californica,
elata, or
frondosa. Seed
window info
L
has no var.
seed
24-Aug-15
9-Oct-15
seed
24-Aug-15
9-Oct-15
seed
24-Aug-15
9-Oct-15
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
G
B
division
seed
2-May-15
2-May-15
16-Oct-15
16-Oct-15
no entry
240
G
B
division
seed
2-May-15
2-May-15
16-Oct-15
16-Oct-15
no entry
240
G
B
division
seed
2-May-15
2-May-15
16-Oct-15
16-Oct-15
no entry
240
G
B
division
seed
2-May-15
2-May-15
16-Oct-15
16-Oct-15
no entry
240
G
B
division
seed
2-May-15
2-May-15
16-Oct-15
16-Oct-15
no entry
240
G
B
division
seed
2-May-15
2-May-15
16-Oct-15
16-Oct-15
no entry
240
G
B
division
seed
2-May-15
2-May-15
16-Oct-15
16-Oct-15
no entry
240
B
G
seed
division
30-Jun-15
25-Nov-15
16-Jul-15
25-Nov-15
B
G
seed
division
30-Jun-15
25-Nov-15
16-Jul-15
25-Nov-15
B
G
seed
division
30-Jun-15
25-Nov-15
16-Jul-15
25-Nov-15
B
G
seed
division
30-Jun-15
25-Nov-15
16-Jul-15
25-Nov-15
B
G
seed
division
30-Jun-15
25-Nov-15
16-Jul-15
25-Nov-15
B
G
seed
division
30-Jun-15
25-Nov-15
16-Jul-15
25-Nov-15
D
seed
17-Aug-15 23-Nov-15
D
seed
17-Aug-15 23-Nov-15
D
seed
17-Aug-15 23-Nov-15
Was Scirpus
cernuus
Was Scirpus
cernuus
Was Scirpus
cernuus
Was J. balticus
no var.
F
division
2-Feb-15
2-Feb-15
F
division
2-Feb-15
2-Feb-15
F
division
2-Feb-15
2-Feb-15
F
division
2-Feb-15
2-Feb-15
F
division
2-Feb-15
2-Feb-15
F
division
2-Feb-15
2-Feb-15
Was J. balticus
no var.
Was J. balticus
no var.
Was J. balticus
no var.
Was J. balticus
no var.
Was J. balticus
no var.
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
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.
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
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.
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
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.
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
L
F
seed
division
16-Aug-15
all year
15-Oct-15
all year
Was J. effusus
var. pacificus.
Seed Window is
L
for effusus
F
without var.
seed
division
16-Aug-15
all year
15-Oct-15
all year
Was J. effusus
var. pacificus.
Seed Window is
for effusus
without var.
Was J. effusus
var. brunneus.
Seed Window is
for effusus
without var.
Was J. effusus
var. brunneus.
Seed Window is
for effusus
without var.
Was J. effusus
var. brunneus.
Seed Window is
for effusus
without var.
Was J. effusus
var. brunneus.
Seed Window is
for effusus
without var.
L
F
seed
division
16-Aug-15
all year
15-Oct-15
all year
L
F
seed
division
16-Aug-15
all year
15-Oct-15
all year
L
F
seed
division
16-Aug-15
all year
15-Oct-15
all year
L
F
seed
division
16-Aug-15
all year
15-Oct-15
all year
Was J. effusus
var. brunneus.
Seed Window is
for effusus
without var.
Was J. effusus
var. brunneus.
Seed Window is
for effusus
without var.
Current species
name is an
orthographic
variation of
lesueurii and
leseurii
L
F
seed
division
16-Aug-15
all year
15-Oct-15
all year
L
F
seed
division
16-Aug-15
all year
15-Oct-15
all year
F
L
division
seed
2-Feb-15
7-Sep-15
2-Feb-15
5-Nov-15
Current species
name is an
orthographic
variation of
F
lesueurii and
L
leseurii
division
seed
2-Feb-15
7-Sep-15
2-Feb-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
L
division
seed
2-Feb-15
12-Jul-15
2-Feb-15
5-Oct-15
F
L
division
seed
2-Feb-15
12-Jul-15
2-Feb-15
5-Oct-15
was J.
phaeocephalus
with no var.
Check to make
sure it’s not var.
paniculatus.
was J.
phaeocephalus
with no var.
Check to make
sure it’s not var.
paniculatus.
was J.
phaeocephalus
with no var.
Check to make
sure it’s not var.
paniculatus.
was J.
phaeocephalus
with no var.
Check to make
sure it’s not var.
paniculatus.
was J.
phaeocephalus
with no var.
Check to make
sure it’s not var.
paniculatus.
L
F
seed
division
16-Aug-15
23-Sep-15
5-Sep-15
23-Sep-15
L
F
seed
division
16-Aug-15
23-Sep-15
5-Sep-15
23-Sep-15
L
F
seed
division
16-Aug-15
23-Sep-15
5-Sep-15
23-Sep-15
L
F
seed
division
16-Aug-15
23-Sep-15
5-Sep-15
23-Sep-15
L
F
seed
division
16-Aug-15
23-Sep-15
5-Sep-15
23-Sep-15
was J.
phaeocephalus
with no var.
Check to make
sure it’s not var.
paniculatus.
L
F
seed
division
L
seed
nd
16-Aug-15
23-Sep-15
16-Aug-15
5-Sep-15
23-Sep-15
26-Oct-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
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
L
seed
31-May-15
7-Sep-15
L
seed
31-May-15
7-Sep-15
L
seed
31-May-15
7-Sep-15
Had no var in
flora. Seed
window has no
var.
Had no var in
flora
Had no var in
flora
Had no var in
flora
Had no var in
flora
L
seed
31-May-15
7-Sep-15
L
seed
31-May-15
7-Sep-15
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
D
seed
29-Apr-15 28-May-15
D
seed
29-Apr-15 28-May-15
nd
nd
nd
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
nd
22-Jul-15
5-Oct-15
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
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
nd
nd
nd
no longer var
vacillans
no longer var
vacillans
no longer var
vacillans
F
L
F
L
F
L
division
seed
division
seed
division
seed
10-Jul-15
8-Sep-15
10-Jul-15
8-Sep-15
10-Jul-15
8-Sep-15
10-Jul-15
12-Oct-15
10-Jul-15
12-Oct-15
10-Jul-15
12-Oct-15
no entry
60
no entry
60
no entry
60
S
seed
23-Mar-15 29-Sep-15
S
seed
23-Mar-15 29-Sep-15
S
seed
23-Mar-15 29-Sep-15
S
seed
23-Mar-15 29-Sep-15
nd
nd
60
nd
L
seed
9-Jun-15
1-Dec-15
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
L. polycarpus
became bicolor
synonym in J2
seed
7-May-15 27-May-15
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
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
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
G
seed
28-Mar-15
2-Jun-15
seed
28-Mar-15
2-Jun-15
seed
28-Mar-15
2-Jun-15
seed
28-Mar-15
2-Jun-15
was vas
congesta. Seed
window is for
Luzula cosmosa
(no var.)
was vas
congesta. Seed
window is for
Luzula cosmosa
G
(no var.)
was vas
congesta. Seed
window is for
Luzula cosmosa
G
(no var.)
was vas
congesta. Seed
window is for
Luzula cosmosa
G
(no var.)
was vas
congesta. Seed
window is for
Luzula cosmosa
(no var.)
was vas
congesta. Seed
window is for
Luzula cosmosa
(no var.)
was vas
congesta. Seed
window is for
Luzula cosmosa
(no var.)
was vas
congesta. Seed
window is for
Luzula cosmosa
(no var.)
G
seed
28-Mar-15
2-Jun-15
G
seed
28-Mar-15
2-Jun-15
G
seed
28-Mar-15
2-Jun-15
G
seed
28-Mar-15
2-Jun-15
nd
nd
nd
nd
Was Madia
capitata. Madia
sativa now
includes Madia
capitata and sativa
D
entries from SBF.
They are now the
same taxon and
both are native.
Was Madia
capitata. Madia
sativa now
includes Madia
capitata and sativa D
entries from SBF.
They are now the
same taxon and
both are native.
seed
seed
24-Jul-15
16-Oct-15
24-Jul-15
16-Oct-15
Was Madia
capitata. Madia
sativa now
includes Madia
capitata and sativa D
entries from SBF.
They are now the
same taxon and
both are native.
Was Madia
capitata. Madia
sativa now
includes Madia
capitata and sativa D
entries from SBF.
They are now the
same taxon and
both are native.
Was Madia
capitata. Madia
sativa now
includes Madia
capitata and sativa D
entries from SBF.
They are now the
same taxon and
both are native.
seed
seed
seed
24-Jul-15
16-Oct-15
24-Jul-15
16-Oct-15
24-Jul-15
16-Oct-15
Was considered
non native. M.
sativa now
includes Madia
capitata and sativa D
entries from SBF.
They are now the
same taxon and
both are native.
Was considered
non native. M.
sativa now
includes Madia
capitata and sativa D
entries from SBF.
They are now the
same taxon and
both are native.
Was considered
non native. M.
sativa now
includes Madia
capitata and sativa D
entries from SBF.
They are now the
same taxon and
both are native.
seed
seed
seed
25-Jul-15
17-Oct-15
25-Jul-15
17-Oct-15
25-Jul-15
17-Oct-15
Was considered
non native. M.
sativa now
includes Madia
capitata and sativa D
entries from SBF.
They are now the
same taxon and
both are native.
Was considered
non native. M.
sativa now
includes Madia
capitata and sativa D
entries from SBF.
They are now the
same taxon and
both are native.
Was considered
non native. M.
sativa now
includes Madia
capitata and sativa D
entries from SBF.
They are now the
same taxon and
both are native.
seed
seed
seed
25-Jul-15
17-Oct-15
25-Jul-15
17-Oct-15
25-Jul-15
17-Oct-15
Was considered
non native. M.
sativa now
includes Madia
capitata and sativa
entries from SBF.
They are now the
same taxon and
both are native.
All but
Kamchatka
location were
from transplants
taken in 1988.
All but
Kamchatka
location were
from transplants
taken in 1989
All but
Kamchatka
location were
from transplants
taken in 1990
All but
Kamchatka
location were
from transplants
taken in 1991
D
nd
nd
nd
nd
seed
25-Jul-15
17-Oct-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
L
seed
2-Jul-15
1-Sep-15
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
was M.
domestica.
nd
nd
L
seed
16-Jun-15
1-Oct-15
L
seed
16-Jun-15
1-Oct-15
L
seed
16-Jun-15
1-Oct-15
L
seed
16-Jun-15
1-Oct-15
L
seed
16-Jun-15
1-Oct-15
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
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
Was Saxafraga
californica
Was Saxafraga
californica
nd
nd
nd
Two var may
have appeared
after SBM flora:
var californicus
and var
subvestitus
was Phlox gracilis
(Hooker)
nd
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.
L
aurantiacus.
seed
2-Jun-15 16-Nov-15
Was M.
aurantiacus no
var. Check
Possibly M.
aurantiacus var
pubescens. Seed
window M.
aurantiacus.
Was M.
aurantiacus no
var. Check
Possibly M.
aurantiacus var
pubescens. Seed
window M.
aurantiacus.
Was M.
aurantiacus no
var. Check
Possibly M.
aurantiacus var
pubescens. Seed
window M.
aurantiacus.
L
seed
2-Jun-15 16-Nov-15
L
seed
2-Jun-15 16-Nov-15
L
seed
2-Jun-15 16-Nov-15
Was M.
aurantiacus no
var. Check
Possibly M.
aurantiacus var
pubescens. Seed
window M.
aurantiacus.
Was M.
aurantiacus no
var. Check
Possibly M.
aurantiacus var
pubescens. Seed
window M.
aurantiacus.
Was M.
aurantiacus no
var. Check
Possibly M.
aurantiacus var
pubescens. Seed
window M.
aurantiacus.
L
seed
2-Jun-15 16-Nov-15
L
seed
2-Jun-15 16-Nov-15
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
D
seed
16-Jun-15 28-Nov-15
D
seed
16-Jun-15 28-Nov-15
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 hydroseeded 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
G
L
G
L
G
L
G
L
G
L
division
seed
division
seed
division
seed
division
seed
division
seed
nd
22-Aug-15
16-Mar-15
12-Oct-15
16-Mar-15
12-Oct-15
16-Mar-15
12-Oct-15
16-Mar-15
12-Oct-15
16-Mar-15
12-Oct-15
1-Nov-15
16-Apr-15
1-Dec-15
16-Apr-15
1-Dec-15
16-Apr-15
1-Dec-15
16-Apr-15
1-Dec-15
16-Apr-15
1-Dec-15
90
90
90
90
90
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
Was Linaria
texana. Seed
window info is L.
canadensis.
G
Was Linaria
texana. Seed
window info is L.
canadensis.
G
seed
25-Apr-15 16-Jun-15
seed
25-Apr-15 16-Jun-15
seed
25-Apr-15 16-Jun-15
S
L
seed
division
8-May-15
2-Nov-15
30-Jul-15
30-Jan-15
60
none
S
L
seed
division
8-May-15
2-Nov-15
30-Jul-15
30-Jan-15
60
none
S
L
seed
division
8-May-15
2-Nov-15
30-Jul-15
30-Jan-15
60
none
S
L
seed
division
8-May-15
2-Nov-15
30-Jul-15
30-Jan-15
60
none
S
L
seed
division
8-May-15
2-Nov-15
30-Jul-15
30-Jan-15
60
none
L
seed
16-Aug-15 24-Sep-15
30
L
seed
16-Aug-15 24-Sep-15
30
L
nd
nd
was subsp.
occidentalis
(Greene) Ferris
nd
seed
16-Aug-15 24-Sep-15
30
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
was considered
native.
nd
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
D
seed
10-Jul-15 27-Aug-15
flora gives
spelling as
Phacelia
malvaefolia
flora gives
spelling as
Phacelia
malvaefolia
D
was P. nemoralis
w/o subsp.
nd
seed
nd
10-Jul-15 27-Aug-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
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
for taxon
occurring in CA
only as
agricultural or
garden weed.)
nd
nd
nd
was P. elegans
w/ no subsp.
B
seed
12-Sep-15 24-Nov-15
B
seed
12-Sep-15 24-Nov-15
was P. elegans
w/ no subsp.
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
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
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
Was P. congesta
w/o subsp.
Check could be
subsp.
bracystemon
nd
Was P. congesta
w/o subsp.
Check could be
subsp.
nd
bracystemon
Was P. congesta
w/o subsp.
Check could be
subsp.
nd
bracystemon
Was P. congesta
w/o subsp.
Check could be
subsp.
nd
bracystemon
Was P. congesta
w/o subsp.
Check could be
subsp.
nd
bracystemon
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
L
division
seed
19-Apr-15
23-May-15
22-May-15
1-Oct-15
B
F
spore
division
2-May-15
all year
16-Jul-15
all year
B
F
spore
division
2-May-15
all year
16-Jul-15
all year
B
F
spore
division
2-May-15
all year
16-Jul-15
all year
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
B
G
B
G
B
G
B
G
spore
division
spore
division
spore
division
spore
division
2-May-15
10-Oct-15
2-May-15
10-Oct-15
2-May-15
10-Oct-15
2-May-15
10-Oct-15
16-Jul-15
21-Nov-15
16-Jul-15
21-Nov-15
16-Jul-15
21-Nov-15
16-Jul-15
21-Nov-15
B
G
nd
spore
division
2-May-15
10-Oct-15
16-Jul-15
21-Nov-15
G
L
division
seed
2-May-15
16-Aug-15
12-Sep-15
20-Sep-15
no entry
30
G
L
division
seed
2-May-15
16-Aug-15
12-Sep-15
20-Sep-15
no entry
30
G
L
division
seed
2-May-15
16-Aug-15
12-Sep-15
20-Sep-15
no entry
30
Was P. anserina
no supsp. Seed
data for P.
anserina, none
given for
supsp. pacifica.
Was P. anserina
no supsp. Seed
data for P.
anserina, none
given for
supsp. pacifica.
Was P. anserina
no supsp. Seed
data for P.
anserina, none
given for
supsp. pacifica.
Was P. anserina
no supsp. Seed
data for P.
anserina, none
given for
G
supsp. pacifica. L
Was Disporum
hookeri
division
seed
2-May-15
16-Aug-15
12-Sep-15
20-Sep-15
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
no entry
30
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.
Was P. ilicifolia
with no subsp.
Seed window
same.
Was P. ilicifolia
with no subsp.
Seed window
same.
Was P. ilicifolia
with no subsp.
Seed window
same.
Was subsp.
now var.
L
seed
13-Oct-15
13-Oct-15
L
seed
13-Oct-15
13-Oct-15
L
seed
13-Oct-15
13-Oct-15
L
seed
13-Oct-15
13-Oct-15
nd
Was subsp.
now var.
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
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
D
seed
4-Jul-15
4-Jul-15
D
seed
4-Jul-15
4-Jul-15
D
seed
4-Jul-15
4-Jul-15
D
seed
4-Jul-15
4-Jul-15
D
seed
4-Jul-15
4-Jul-15
D
seed
4-Jul-15
4-Jul-15
nd
nd
nd
B
L
spore
division
2-May-15
29-Sep-15
16-Jul-15
21-Nov-15
B
L
spore
division
2-May-15
29-Sep-15
16-Jul-15
21-Nov-15
B
L
spore
division
2-May-15
29-Sep-15
16-Jul-15
21-Nov-15
B
L
spore
division
2-May-15
29-Sep-15
16-Jul-15
21-Nov-15
L
seed
12-Aug-15 12-Aug-15
L
seed
12-Aug-15 12-Aug-15
L
seed
12-Aug-15 12-Aug-15
L
seed
12-Aug-15 12-Aug-15
? seed window?
? seed window?
? seed window?
? seed window?
Was P. crenatoserrata
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
nd
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.
CHECK had no
var in SBF.
Could be var
cuneatus.
CHECK had no
var in SBF.
Could be var
cuneatus.
CHECK had no
var in SBF.
Could be var
cuneatus.
CHECK had no
var in SBF.
Could be var
cuneatus.
G
seed
15-Apr-15 22-Jun-15
G
seed
15-Apr-15 22-Jun-15
G
seed
15-Apr-15 22-Jun-15
G
seed
15-Apr-15 22-Jun-15
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
nd
L
seed
2-Jun-15
2-Oct-15
L
Flora had no var.
nd
Flora had no var.
nd
Flora had no var.
nd
Flora had no var.
nd
nd
seed
2-Jun-15
2-Oct-15
Had no var in
flora.
nd
was var
leptosmum
nd
was var
leptosmum
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
L
L
L
L
nd
seed
division
seed
division
21-Aug-15
3-Nov-15
21-Aug-15
3-Nov-15
29-Nov-15
8-Feb-15
29-Nov-15
8-Feb-15
90
no entry
90
no entry
L
seed
2-Jul-15 16-Sep-15
L
seed
2-Jul-15 16-Sep-15
L
seed
2-Jul-15 16-Sep-15
L
seed
2-Jul-15 16-Sep-15
L
seed
2-Jul-15 16-Sep-15
L
seed
2-Jul-15 16-Sep-15
nd
nd
nd
Was R.
parvilforus var.
velutinus Seed
window info for R.
parviflorus.
Was R.
parvilforus var.
velutinus Seed
window info for R.
parviflorus.
Was R.
parvilforus var.
velutinus Seed
window info for R.
parviflorus.
L
L
division
seed
2-Jun-15
2-Jun-15
1-Aug-15
1-Aug-15
L
L
division
seed
2-Jun-15
2-Jun-15
1-Aug-15
1-Aug-15
L
L
division
seed
2-Jun-15
2-Jun-15
1-Aug-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
G
L
G
L
G
L
G
L
G
L
G
L
G
seed
division
seed
division
seed
division
seed
division
seed
division
seed
division
seed
division
8-Jun-15
2-Nov-15
8-Jun-15
2-Nov-15
8-Jun-15
2-Nov-15
8-Jun-15
2-Nov-15
8-Jun-15
2-Nov-15
8-Jun-15
2-Nov-15
8-Jun-15
2-Nov-15
26-Jul-15
1-Apr-15
26-Jul-15
1-Apr-15
26-Jul-15
1-Apr-15
26-Jul-15
1-Apr-15
26-Jul-15
1-Apr-15
26-Jul-15
1-Apr-15
26-Jul-15
1-Apr-15
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
L
seed
20-Jul-15
16-Oct-15
L
seed
20-Jul-15
16-Oct-15
nd
was Danthonia
pilosa
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
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
G
division
2-Oct-15
2-Mar-15
G
division
2-Oct-15
2-Mar-15
G
division
2-Oct-15
2-Mar-15
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
These
propagation
instructions are
for Sambucus
mexicana
L
L
seed
division
29-Jul-15
21-Nov-15
29-Jul-15
21-Nov-15
90
No entry
These
propagation
instructions are
for Sambucus
mexicana
These
propagation
instructions are
for Sambucus
mexicana
Seed windows
are given for
Sambucus
racemosa but
not for var
racemosa
Seed windows
are given for
Sambucus
racemosa but
not for var
racemosa
Seed windows
are given for
Sambucus
racemosa but
not for var
racemosa
L
L
seed
division
29-Jul-15
21-Nov-15
29-Jul-15
21-Nov-15
90
No entry
L
L
seed
division
29-Jul-15
21-Nov-15
29-Jul-15
21-Nov-15
90
No entry
G
S
division
seed
2-Jan-15
4-Jun-15
2-Jan-15
23-Aug-15
90
No entry
G
S
division
seed
2-Jan-15
4-Jun-15
2-Jan-15
23-Aug-15
90
No entry
G
S
division
seed
2-Jan-15
4-Jun-15
2-Jan-15
23-Aug-15
90
No entry
Seed windows
are given for
Sambucus
racemosa but
not for var
racemosa
Seed windows
are given for
Sambucus
racemosa but
not for var
racemosa
Seed windows
are given for
Sambucus
racemosa but
not for var
racemosa
G
S
division
seed
2-Jan-15
4-Jun-15
2-Jan-15
23-Aug-15
90
No entry
G
S
division
seed
2-Jan-15
4-Jun-15
2-Jan-15
23-Aug-15
90
No entry
G
S
division
seed
2-Jan-15
4-Jun-15
2-Jan-15
23-Aug-15
90
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
nd
nd
Was Scirpus
acutus
nd
Was Scirpus
californicus
G
F
seed
division
25-May-15
all year
22-Dec-15
all year
Was Scirpus
pungens
G
L
division
seed
2-Apr-15
16-Aug-15
23-Sep-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
L
seed
16-Jun-15
1-Dec-15
L
seed
16-Jun-15
1-Dec-15
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
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
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
nd
nd
nd
S
F
seed
division
30-May-15
all year
16-Sep-15
all year
60
no entry
S
F
seed
division
30-May-15
all year
16-Sep-15
all year
60
no entry
S
F
seed
division
30-May-15
all year
16-Sep-15
all year
60
no entry
S
F
seed
division
30-May-15
all year
16-Sep-15
all year
60
no entry
S
F
seed
division
30-May-15
all year
16-Sep-15
all year
60
no entry
S
F
seed
division
30-May-15
all year
16-Sep-15
all year
60
no entry
S
F
seed
division
30-May-15
all year
16-Sep-15
all year
60
no entry
F
division
all year
all year
F
division
all year
all year
was subsp
grandis
nd
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
L
seed
2-Jul-15
2-Oct-15
30
L
seed
2-Jul-15
2-Oct-15
30
L
seed
2-Jul-15
2-Oct-15
30
L
seed
2-Jul-15
2-Oct-15
30
was Solidago
californica
was Solidago
californica
was Solidago
californica
was Solidago
californica
nd
nd
nd
nd
new subsp
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
B
seed
23-Aug-15 23-Aug-15
B
seed
23-Aug-15 23-Aug-15
F
L
F
L
F
L
F
L
F
L
F
L
F
L
division
seed
division
seed
division
seed
division
seed
division
seed
division
seed
division
seed
all year
10-Jun-15
all year
10-Jun-15
all year
10-Jun-15
all year
10-Jun-15
all year
10-Jun-15
all year
10-Jun-15
all year
10-Jun-15
all year
19-Oct-15
all year
19-Oct-15
all year
19-Oct-15
all year
19-Oct-15
all year
19-Oct-15
all year
19-Oct-15
all year
19-Oct-15
F
L
division
seed
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
nd
as known.
all year
10-Jun-15
all year
19-Oct-15
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
G
seed
15-May-15
3-Jun-15
G
seed
15-May-15
3-Jun-15
G
seed
15-May-15
3-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
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
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
division
seed
division
seed
division
seed
division
seed
division
seed
division
seed
division
seed
division
seed
G
division
7-Sep-15
7-Sep-15
7-Sep-15
7-Sep-15
7-Sep-15
7-Sep-15
7-Sep-15
7-Sep-15
7-Sep-15
7-Sep-15
7-Sep-15
7-Sep-15
7-Sep-15
7-Sep-15
7-Sep-15
7-Sep-15
13-Apr-15
15-Oct-15
15-Oct-15
15-Oct-15
15-Oct-15
15-Oct-15
15-Oct-15
15-Oct-15
15-Oct-15
15-Oct-15
15-Oct-15
15-Oct-15
15-Oct-15
15-Oct-15
15-Oct-15
15-Oct-15
15-Oct-15
13-Apr-15
no entry
240
no entry
240
no entry
240
no entry
240
no entry
240
no entry
240
no entry
240
no entry
240
was Aster
chilensis
L
seed
23-Aug-15 14-Dec-15
L
seed
23-Aug-15 14-Dec-15
L
seed
23-Aug-15 14-Dec-15
L
seed
23-Aug-15 14-Dec-15
L
seed
23-Aug-15 14-Dec-15
L
seed
23-Aug-15 14-Dec-15
L
seed
23-Aug-15 14-Dec-15
was Aster
chilensis
was Aster
chilensis
was Aster
chilensis
was Aster
chilensis
was Aster
chilensis
was Aster
chilensis
was Aster
subspicatus
was T. douglasii
or T.
camphoratum
Seed window
information is
from T.
camphoratum
L
There are several nd
versions of
T.officinale that
this could have
been.
nd
seed
20-May-15
16-Oct-15
was T.
laevigatum
nd
was
Cammissonia
ovata
was
Cammissonia
ovata
was
Cammissonia
ovata
was
Cammissonia
ovata
was
Cammissonia
ovata
S
seed
8-Jun-15
3-Jul-15
180
S
seed
8-Jun-15
3-Jul-15
180
S
seed
8-Jun-15
3-Jul-15
180
S
seed
8-Jun-15
3-Jul-15
180
S
seed
8-Jun-15
3-Jul-15
180
was
Cammissonia
ovata
was
Cammissonia
ovata
S
seed
8-Jun-15
3-Jul-15
180
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
fremontii var.
minor.
nd
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.
D
decipiens.
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 window
info is for taxon
w/o var.
amplectans. The
specific var is
D
left blank.
Seed window
info is for taxon
w/o var.
amplectans. The
specific var is
D
left blank.
seed
1-May-15 22-May-15
seed
1-May-15 22-May-15
seed
1-May-15 22-May-15
nd
The Seed
window is
questionable.
The Seed
window is
questionable.
The Seed
window is
questionable.
D
seed
24-Apr-15
24-Apr-15
D
seed
24-Apr-15
24-Apr-15
D
seed
24-Apr-15
24-Apr-15
nd
nd
nd
The seed
window is
questionable.
The seed
window is
questionable.
D
seed
12-Jun-15 12-Jun-15
D
seed
12-Jun-15 12-Jun-15
nd
nd
Trifolium
tridentatum in
Flora
Trifolium
tridentatum in
Flora
Trifolium
tridentatum in
Flora
Trifolium
tridentatum in
Flora
D
seed
19-May-15
18-Jul-15
D
seed
19-May-15
18-Jul-15
D
seed
19-May-15
18-Jul-15
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
D
seed
16-Apr-15
16-Apr-15
D
seed
16-Apr-15
16-Apr-15
was Liliaea
scilloides
was Liliaea
scilloides
nd
nd
nd
nd
Was
Orthocarpus
erianthus var
erianthus.
nd
Was
Orthocarpus
erianthus var
roseus.
nd
Was
Orthocarpus
erianthus var
roseus.
Was
Orthocarpus
erianthus var
roseus.
Was
Orthocarpus
erianthus var
roseus.
Was
Orthocarpus
erianthus var
roseus.
Was
Orthocarpus
erianthus var
roseus.
Was
Orthocarpus
floribundus.
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
Was Orthocarpus
pusillus
Was Orthocarpus
pusillus
Was Orthocarpus
pusillus
D
seed
20-Apr-15 29-Jun-15
D
seed
20-Apr-15 29-Jun-15
D
seed
20-Apr-15 29-Jun-15
nd
G
B
division
seed
10-Jul-15
10-Jul-15
14-Nov-15
23-Oct-15
G
B
division
seed
10-Jul-15
10-Jul-15
14-Nov-15
23-Oct-15
G
B
division
seed
10-Jul-15
10-Jul-15
14-Nov-15
23-Oct-15
G
B
division
seed
10-Jul-15
10-Jul-15
14-Nov-15
23-Oct-15
nd
nd
D
seed
21-May-15
8-Jul-15
nd
nd
nd
nd
L
seed
16-Oct-15
1-Dec-15
Was Microseris
lindleyi.
nd
Seed window
info is for taxon
w/o subsp.
Seed window
info is for taxon
w/o subsp.
Seed window
info is for taxon
w/o subsp.
L
seed
5-Oct-15
9-Nov-15
L
seed
5-Oct-15
9-Nov-15
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
Superficially
resembles
Lathyrus vestitus.
Seed window is
L
questionable.
Superficially
resembles
Lathyrus vestitus.
Seed window is
L
questionable.
Superficially
resembles
Lathyrus vestitus.
Seed window is
L
questionable.
seed
9-Jul-15
9-Jul-15
seed
9-Jul-15
9-Jul-15
seed
9-Jul-15
9-Jul-15
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
nd
nd