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IntroductionPhotos CalfloraJepson eFlora, etcDoc TypeNotesCA Endemicnon-native/naturalized
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LYCOPHYTES
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ISOETACEAE – QUILLWORT FAMILY
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Isoetes howelliiHOWELL's QUILLWORT
Calflora, iNat
eFloraSPECTranslucent membrane covering < 75% of sporangium
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Isoetes nuttalliiNUTTALL's QUILLWORT
Calflora, iNat
eFloraSPECTranslucent membrane covering > 75% of sporangium
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FERNS
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AZOLLACEAE – MOSQUITO FERN FAMILY
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Azolla filiculoidesAMERICAN WATER FERNFlickr CalfloraeFloraSPEC
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BLECHNACEAE – DEER FERN FAMILY
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Woodwardia fimbriataGIANT CHAIN FERNFlickrCalfloraeFloraSPEC
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DENNSTAEDTIACEAE – BRACKEN FAMILY
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Pteridium aquilinum var. pubescensBRACKEN, BRAKEFlickrCalfloraeFloraSPEC
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DRYOPTERIDACEAE – WOOD FERN FAMILY
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Dryopteris argutaCOASTAL WOOD FERNFlickrCalfloraeFloraSPEC
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Dryopteris expansaFlickrCalfloraeFloraSPECID uncertain; plants may represent variation in D. arguta
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Polystichum californicumCALIFORNIA SHIELD FERNFlickrCalfloraeFloraSPECLvs gen 1- to partly 2-pinnate. Moist, shady areas. TJM2: Probably a hybrid between P. dudleyi and P. munitum
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Polystichum dudleyiDUDLEY SHIELD FERNFlickr
Calflora, iNat
eFloraSPECLvs gen 2- to rarely partly 3-pinnate. TJM2: Hybridizes w/ P. californicum and P. munitum
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Polystichum munitumWESTERN SWORD FERNFlickrCalfloraeFloraSPEC
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EQUISETACEAE – HORSETAIL FAMILY
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Equisetum arvenseCOMMON HORSETAILFlickrCalfloraeFloraSPECSts dimorphic; sterile sts green, whorled, gen 5 mm or < in diam; fertile st sheath
teeth 6–10; sterile st sheath teeth 6–14 (vs. E. telmateia subsp. b.)
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Equisetum hyemale ssp. affineCOMMON SCOURING RUSHFlickrCalfloraeFloraSPECSts perennial, monomorphic
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Equisetum telmateia ssp. brauniiGIANT HORSETAILFlickrCalfloraeFloraSPECLike E. arvense, but w/ sterile sts stouter
and taller, 5–20 mm in diam; fertile st sheath teeth 20+; sterile st sheath teeth 14+.
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MARSILEACEAE – MARSILEA FAMILY
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Marsilea vestita ssp. vestitaCLOVER FERNeFloraREPDengler Suppl. 9/9/1975; Lennihan 3/96; not reported since
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POLYPODIACEAE – POLYPODY FAMILY
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Polypodium californicum CALIFORNIA POLYPODYFlickreFloraSPECChromosome count or spore measurement needed for confirmation (Sigel 2014)
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PTERIDACEAE – BRAKE FAMILY
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Adiantum aleuticumFIVE-FINGER FERNFlickreFloraspecCollected 1965-1979. Scoured from rocks opposite W end of dam during El Nino of 1982-83
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Adiantum jordaniiCALIFORNIA MAIDENHAIRFlickreFloraSPEC
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Pellaea andromedifoliaCOFFEE FERNFlickreFloraSPEC
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Pellaea mucronata var. mucronataBIRD'S-FOOT FERNFlickreFloraSPEC
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Pentagramma triangularis (Pentagramma t. ssp. t)GOLDBACK FERNFlickreFloraSPEC
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WOODSIACEAE – CLIFF FERN FAMILY
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Cystopteris fragilisFRAGILE FERNFlickrCalfloraeFloraSPEC
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GYMNOSPERMS
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CUPRESSACEAE – CYPRESS FAMILY
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! Hesperocyparis macrocarpaMONTEREY CYPRESSFlickreFloraSPECPlanted; historical doc for Searsville (Regnery, p.7)Planted/persistent
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Sequoia sempervirensCOAST REDWOODFlickrCalfloraeFloraSPEC
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PINACEAE – PINE FAMILY
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! Pinus radiataMONTEREY PINEFlickreFloraSPECWidely planted and naturalized; native stands in SM County at Año Nuevo are RANK 1B.1. Millar (1998) Reconsidering the conservation of Monterey PinePlanted/naturalized
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N Pinus sylvestrisSCOTCH PINEFlickrCalfloraSPECSurvivors from Xmas tree plantingyes/persistent
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Pseudotsuga menziesii var. menziesiiDOUGLAS-FIRFlickrCalfloraeFloraSPEC
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MAGNOLIIDS
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LAURACEAE – LAUREL FAMILY
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Umbellularia californicaCALIFORNIA BAY, CALIFORNIA LAUREL, PEPPERWOODFlickreFloraSPEC
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CERATOPHYLLALES
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CERATOPHYLLACEAE – HORNWORT FAMILY
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Ceratophyllum demersumHORNWORTFlickrCalfloraeFloraSPECLennihan 9/30/95 "tons in lake"; most recently reported in 2008
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EUDICOTS
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ADOXACEAE – MUSKROOT FAMILY see VIBURNACEAE
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AIZOACEAE – ICEPLANT FAMILY
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Sesuvium verrucosumWESTERN SEA-PURSLANEFlickrCalfloraeFloraSPECSearsville dry lakebed
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AMARANTHACEAE – AMARANTH FAMILY
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*Amaranthus albusTUMBLEWEEDFlickrCalfloraeFloraSPECyes
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Amaranthus californicusCALIFORNIAN AMARANTHFlickrCalfloraeFloraSPEC
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ANACARDIACEAE – SUMAC/CASHEW FAMILY
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* Pistacia atlanticaPISTACHIOFlickrCalfloraeFloraSPECLvs pinately compound, alternate, axis winged; dioecious treeyes
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! Rhus integrifoliaLEMONADE BERRYFlickrCalfloraeFloraSPECyes
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Toxicodendron diversilobumWESTERN POISON OAKFlickreFloraSPEC
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APIACEAE – CARROT FAMILY
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Angelica tomentosaWOOD ANGELICAFlickrCalfloraeFloraSPEC
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*Anthriscus caucalisBUR-CHERVILFlickrCalfloraeFloraSPECFr w/beak (vs Torilis w/o beak)yes
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Apiastrum angustifoliumWILD CELERYeFlorarepDengler [Notebook] 10/27/1962 “San Francisquito Creek — beach 100' below falls cut by small rivulet last year. Growing in this shallow running water”; not reported since
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Bowlesia incanaBOWLESIAFlickrCalfloraeFloraSPECStellate hairs on abaxial lf blades
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* Conium maculatumPOISON HEMLOCKFlickreFloraSPECNon-native, invasive species, as recorded in TJM2yes
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Daucus pusillusRATTLESNAKE WEEDFlickrCalfloraeFloraSPEC
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« Eryngium jepsoniiJEPSON'S ERYNGOFlickrCalfloraeFloraSPECSeparated from E. aristulatum var. aristulatum in TJM2
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* Foeniculum vulgareFENNELFlickrCalfloraeFloraSPECNon-native, invasive species, as recorded in TJM2yes
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Heracleum maximum (H. lanatum)COW PARSNIP, GIANT HOGWEEDFlickrCalfloraeFloraSPEC
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Lomatium caruifolium var. caruifoliumCARAWAY-LEAVED LOMATIUMFlickreFloraSPECRelocated 4/2013 off Trail 11. Earlier reports: north side of Road D, Sector 13 A5; in bloom 3/25/02 and 3/26/03. Rep. “common” south of Road D: Dengler [Notebook] 5/5/63. c.: Sts ± absent (vs L. utriculatum); lvs finely dissected; corolla yellow; uncommon
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Lomatium dasycarpum ssp. dasycarpumWOOLLY-FRUITED LOMATIUMFlickreFloraSPECCorolla tomentose; bracts not fused, reflexed (vs L. macrocarpum); common in scurry zones, especially serpentine
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Lomatium macrocarpumLARGE-FRUITED LOMATIUMFlickreFloraSPECBractlets ± fused, reflexing; corolla ± glabrous; generally serpentine prairie; uncommon (vs L. dasycarpum)
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Lomatium utriculatumCOMMON LOMATIUMFlickreFloraSPECSts leafy (vs L. caruifolium); lvs finely dissected; cauline lf petioles sheathing; corolla yellow; fr glabrous; uncommon
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Oenanthe sarmentosaPACIFIC OENANTHEFlickrCalfloraeFloraSPEC
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Osmorhiza berteroi
(O. chilensis)		WOOD SWEET CICELYFlickreFloraSPEC
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Perideridia kelloggiiKELLOGG’S YAMPAHFlickrCalfloraeFloraSPEC
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Sanicula bipinnataPOISON SANICLEFlickrCalfloraeFloraSPECSingle location Trail 11
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Sanicula bipinnatifidaPURPLE SANICLE, SHOE BUTTONSFlickrCalfloraeFloraSPEC
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Sanicula crassicaulisPACIFIC SANICLEFlickreFloraSPECThe Sanicula crassicaulis Complex. A Study of Variation and Polyploidy. by C. Ritchie Bell. UC pub in botany), 1954. Review by C. P. Swanson, 1955
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Sanicula crassicaulis var. nudicaulis
Calflora | iNat
Sinuate hairs on leaf margin. A NEW COMBINATION IN SANICULA CRASSICAULIS (APIACEAE). Madroño, 69(1):102-110 (2022). https://doi.org/10.3120/0024-9637-69.1.102
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Sanicula laciniataCOAST SANICLEFlickr
Calflora, iNat
eFloraSPECSingle location Trail 9
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Sanicula tuberosaTUBEROUS SANICLEFlickr
Calflora, iNat
eFloraSPECSeveral plants at single location in Serpentine
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* Scandix pecten-venerisVENUS' NEEDLEFlickreFloraSPECyes
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Tauschia hartwegiiHARTWEG'S TAUSCHIAFlickr
Calflora, iNat
eFloraSPECOak woodland
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Tauschia kelloggiiKELLOGG'S TAUSCHIAFlickr
Calflora, iNat
eFloraSPECSerpentine chaparral
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* Torilis arvensis TALL SOCK-DESTROYERFlickreFloraSPECFr without beak (vs. Anthriscus); Pl erect, infl open. Non-native, invasive species, as recorded in TJM2yes
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* Torilis nodosaSHORT SOCK-DESTROYERFlickreFloraSPECPl spreading; umbel dense, headlikeyes
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Yabea microcarpaCALIFORNIA HEDGE PARSLEYFlickr
Calflora, iNat
eFloraSPEC
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APOCYNACEAE – DOGBANE FAMILY
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Asclepias fascicularisNARROW-LEAF MILKWEEDFlickrCalfloraeFloraSPEC
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* Nerium oleanderCOMMON OLEANDERFlickreFloraSPECPlanted at caretaker’s house; persistentyes
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* Vinca majorGREATER PERIWINKLEFlickreFloraSPECNon-native, invasive species, as recorded in TJM2yes
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ARALIACEAE – GINSENG FAMILY
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Aralia californicaELK CLOVERCalfloraeFloraDOCReported 2001-2009; not reported since
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* Hedera helixENGLISH IVYFlickreFloraSPECNon-native, invasive species, as recorded in TJM2yes
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ASTERACEAE – SUNFLOWER FAMILY
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Achillea millefoliumYARROWFlickreFloraSPEC
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Achyrachaena mollisBLOW-WIVESFlickrCalfloraeFloraSPEC
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Adenocaulon bicolorTRAIL PLANTFlickreFloraSPECNo report since 4/24/2002