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A project of the University of California Irvine Herbarium (IRVC). Contributors: Robert Allen, James Bailey, Rebecca E. Crowe, Emile Fiesler, Kyle Gunther, Fred Roberts, Michael G. Simpson, Ron Vanderhoff
Voucher Mapping
Families: 88
Genera: 316
Species: 492
Total Taxa (details): 498
Probable WAIF in the park (native to Mexico, Arizona, and Texas), iNat Observations NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE, Note: A recent name change from Chlorogalum parviflorum. See: Taylor and Keil. 2018. Phytoneuron 27:1-6, iNat Observations; CalFlora Observation; Ron Vanderhoff 505 [IRVC], Michael G. Simpson 4471 [IRVC], Madison R. Letterman 11 [OBS] WAIF (native to southern Africa), iNat Observations; Ron Vanderhoff 567 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to central North America), iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4484 [IRVC] NATIVE; Ron Vanderhoff 568 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Autralia), iNat Observations NATIVE Note: See Fuentes-Bazan, et al. 2012. Willdenowia 42:5-24; a recent name change from Chenopodium californicum, iNat Observations; Merrill, Roy 29 [UCSB] NATURALIZED (native to Europe). Note: See Fuentes-Bazan, et al. 2012; a recent name change from Chenopodium murale, iNat Observations; Ron Vanderhoff 550 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (probably native to Europe), iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4675 [IRVC] NATIVE; Michael G. Simpson 4688 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to tropical America); Ron Vanderhoff 587 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (possibly native to Australia), iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4676 [IRVC] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE, Note: Rhus integrifolia X ovata hybrids are documented in the Park (see iNat Obs., Herbarium Doc1, Herbarium Doc2, Herbarium Doc3). iNat Observations; Melvin Kunkle 8 [LOB], Michael G. Simpson 4594 [IRVC], Madison R. Letterman 8 [OBS] NATIVE, Note: Rhus integrifolia X ovata hybrids are documented in the Park; see under Rhus integrifolia for documentation. iNat Observations; Ron Vanderhoff 437 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to South America), iNat Observations; Ron Vanderhoff 454 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to southern Europe), iNat Observations; Ray Nesheim s.n. [IRVC] NATIVE, iNat Observations; Robt. Allen 12506 [RSA] NATIVE; Fred M. Roberts Jr. 3255 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Mediterranean); Kathy Harper s.n. [UCR], Kathy Harper s.n. [SD] NATURALIZED (native to central and southern Europe), iNat Observations; Ron Vanderhoff 382 [IRVC], Michael G. Simpson 4628 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Eurasia, especially Mediterranean); Fred M. Roberts 2924 [IRVC] NATIVE Note: Only documentation (CHSC000102) over 80 years old, locality not precise, but appears to be in the Park; needs confirmation; Sonia R. Westerberg 1938-04-01 [CHSC] NATIVE Note: A recent name change from Funastrum cynanchoides var. hartwegii; see Fishbein and Gandhi. 2018. Novon 26:165-167, iNat Observations; Fred M. Roberts Jr. 3222 [IRVC], Michael G. Simpson 4578 [IRVC], Louis Truong 1 [OBS] PERSISTING FROM CULTIVATION (native locality unclear, possibly southwest Asia), iNat Observations; Fred M. Roberts 6107 [RSA], Ron Vanderhoff 449 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (probably native to Europe), iNat Observations; Ron Vanderhoff 575 [IRVC] PERSISTING FROM CULTIVATION (native to northern Africa), iNat Observations; Fred M. Roberts 6115 [RSA] NATURALIZED (native to Baja California, Sonora, Mexico), iNat Observations; Fred M. Roberts 6110 [RSA] NATURALIZED (native to Mexico), iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4572 [IRVC], Ron Vanderhoff 420 [IRVC], Robert L. Allen s.n. [OBS] NATIVE; F. M. Roberts 3248 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Europe), iNat Observations; Ron Vanderhoff 523 [IRVC] NATURALIZED in the Park. Colony of 30-40 near road and in natural vegetation, could be introduced here., iNat Observations; Ron Vanderhoff 693 [IRVC] Possible WAIF in the Park. Only one CalFlora observation., CalFlora Observation NATURALIZED, iNat Observations NATURALIZED (native to Mediterranean); Michael G. Simpson 4607 [IRVC], Michael G. Simpson 4420 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Europe), iNat Observations NATURALIZED (native to southern Europe), iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4430 [IRVC], Ron Vanderhoff 480 [IRVC], Ron Vanderhoff 167 [IRVC], Madison R. Letterman 9 [OBS] NATURALIZED; under aggressive management in the area (native to southern Europe), iNat Observations; Ron Vanderhoff 584 [IRVC] NATIVE Note: Treated as a single polymorphic species in the Flora of North America and Jepson eFlora, that concept tentatively accepted here, pending further research. iNat Observations, iNat Observations; Ron Vanderhoff 487 [IRVC], Michael G. Simpson 4700 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Australia), iNat Observations; A.E. Fisher 186 [LOB] NATURALIZED (native to southern Europe), iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4616 [IRVC] NATIVE, Environmental Listing: 4.2 S4 G4; CalFlora Observation NATURALIZED (native to western Europe, Mediterranean, southwestern Asia), CalFlora Observations Native to California, but likely NATURALIZED in the Park, iNat Observations; Ron Vanderhoff 502 [IRVC] NATIVE, Roberts 6106 [RSA] NATURALIZED (native to South America), iNat Observations NATURALIZED (native to South America); Michael G. Simpson 4695 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Mediterranean); K.G. Marsh s.n. [IRVC] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATURALIZED (native to Mediterranean), iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4434 [IRVC], Michael G. Simpson 4610 [IRVC] NATIVE; Melvin Kunkle 127 [LOB] NATURALIZED (native to Europe), iNat Observations NATIVE; Fred M. Roberts 6104 [RSA] NATURALIZED (native to Europe), iNat Observations; George K. Helmkamp 1659 [UCR], Michael G. Simpson 4411 [IRVC], Michael G. Simpson 4418 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Europe), iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4652 [IRVC] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE; H. Camp 1 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Mediterranean), iNat Observations; Ron Vanderhoff 501 [IRVC], Michael G. Simpson 4463 [IRVC] NATIVE (stated as native to northwestern North America, northeastern Asia in Jepson eFlora; considered NATURALIZED in some references), iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4451 [IRVC] NATIVE, Note: only Pluchea odorata var. odorata treated as occurring in CA in the Jepson Manual and in FNA. iNat Observations; Fred M. Roberts 6114 [RSA], Ron Vanderhoff 650 [IRVC] NATIVE; Michael G. Simpson 4687 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Eurasia), iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4559 [IRVC] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATURALIZED (native to Europe), iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4569 [IRVC] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATURALIZED (native to Mediterranean), iNat Observations; Ron Vanderhoff 441 [IRVC], Michael G. Simpson 4439 [IRVC], Michael G. Simpson 4622 [IRVC], Ron Vanderhoff 438 [IRVC] NATURALIZED, iNat Observations NATURALIZED (native to Europe); Michael G. Simpson 4638 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Europe), iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4433 [IRVC], Elora D. Camacho 6 [OBS] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE, iNat Observations PERSISTING FROM CULTIVATION (native Mexico to South America); Ron Vanderhoff 577 [IRVC] NATIVE, iNat Observations; B. Jaroslow 2 [IRVC] NATIVE; Michael G. Simpson 4671 [IRVC] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE; Fred M. Roberts, Jr. 1233 [UCSB] WAIF; Three plants at roadside leading to quarry.; Ron Vanderhoff 692 [IRVC] NATIVE Note: Some iNaturalist observations only to species, but this subspecies is the only one reported in North America; also treated as P. l. var. ferocula., iNat Observations; iNat Observations; Fred M. Roberts, Jr. 1205 [UCSB] NATIVE; Fred M. Roberts 3252 [IRVC] NATIVE Note: Variety not determined, iNat Observations NATIVE, iNat Observations NATURALIZED (native to Europe), iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4532 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Mediterranean, southwestern Asia), iNat Observations NATURALIZED (native to Eurasia), iNat Observations NATIVE; Melvin Kunkle 1 [LOB] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE; Fred M. Roberts, Jr. 3229 [IRVC] NATIVE, iNat Observations; H. Camp 3 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Mediterranean), iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4545 [IRVC], Michael G. Simpson 4586 [IRVC] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATURALIZED (native to Europe), iNat Observations NATURALIZED (native to Europe); H. Camp 2 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Eurasia), CalFlora Observation NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE; Pam Noonan 17 [LOB] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE Note: A recent name change from Cylindropuntia californica var. parkeri; see Baker, M. A. and D. J. Pinkava. 2018. Chromosome numbers in some cacti of western North America — IX. Haseltonia 2018:5-29, iNat Observations; iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4419 [SDSU], Michael G. Simpson 4419 [IRVC] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE, iNat Observations; Cindy Gall s.n. [LOB] NATURALIZED (native to Europe), iNat Observations NATURALIZED (native to southern Europe), iNat Observations; Ron Vanderhoff 427 [IRVC], Michael G. Simpson 4561 [IRVC], Ron Vanderhoff 426 [IRVC] NATIVE; Jon E. Keeley 25,281 [RSA] NATURALIZED (native to Europe), iNat Observations; Melvin Kunkle 39 [LOB], Michael G. Simpson 4415 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Europe), iNat Observations NATURALIZED (native to southwestern Europe, Mediterranean), iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4475 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Mediterranean, Asia), iNat Observations NATURALIZED (native to southwestern Europe), iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4437 [IRVC] NATIVE, Note: Infrataxa for this species need verification, awaiting examinations of specimens. iNat Observations; D. T. Okumura 120 [LOB], W. Pequegnat 102 [LA], Ron Vanderhoff 548 [IRVC] NATIVE; Elora D. Camacho 15 [OBS] NATIVE; Michael G. Simpson 4691 [IRVC] NATIVE, Note: The subspecies of Calystegia macrostegia are not recognized in a recent thesis, Namoff, S. M. 2017. Hybridization processes, biogeographic patterns and taxonomic rearrangements within Calystegia (Convolvulaceae). PhD. Claremont Graduate University, Claremont, California, USA, which we follow here. iNat Observations; iNat Observations; Brummitt, R. K. 19994 [CAS], R. K. Brummitt 19994 [RSA], Michael G. Simpson 4582 [IRVC], R.K. Brummitt 19994 [SD], more... NATIVE; Helen Camp s.n. [UCR] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE, Environmental Listing: 1B.2 S2 G2; Michael G. Simpson 4474 [IRVC] NATIVE, Environmental Listing: 1B.2 S2 G2; Ron Vanderhoff 588 [IRVC] NATIVE; Michael G. Simpson 4440 [IRVC] NATIVE, Locally common, iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4488 [SDSU], Ron Vanderhoff 457 [IRVC], Michael G. Simpson 4488 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to eastern Africa, sometimes cultivated), iNat Observations; Fred M. Roberts 6108 [RSA], Fred M. Roberts, Jr. 1230 [UCSB], Ron Vanderhoff 519 [IRVC], Fred M. Roberts 1230 [IRVC] NATIVE, Note: Variety not determined. CalFlora Observation NATIVE; Ron Vanderhoff 589 [IRVC] NATIVE; Ron Vanderhoff 580 [IRVC] NATIVE; Ron Vanderhoff 555 [IRVC] NATIVE; Ron Vanderhoff 421 [IRVC] NATIVE; R.W. Spjut 2231 [HSC] NATURALIZED (native to eastern United States), iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4483 [IRVC] NATIVE, Note: Varieties of this species not accepted in the Jepson eFlora treatment. iNat Observations, iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4422 [IRVC], F.M. Roberts 1189 [IRVC], Michael G. Simpson 4536 [IRVC], Fred M. Roberts 3230 [IRVC], more... NATURALIZED (native to Europe). Note: Highly Toxic: seeds fatal when ingested, iNat Observations; Tim Gottwald s.n. [LOB], Elora D. Camacho 21 [OBS] WAIF; Single plant at roadside leading to quarry.; Ron Vanderhoff 691 [IRVC] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE; Michael G. Simpson 4435 [IRVC] NATIVE NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE; Louis Truong 4 [OBS] NATIVE; Madison R. Letterman 16 [OBS] NATURALIZED (native to southeastern Asia, southwestern Australia). Note: Treated as Paraserianthes lophantha in some works, iNat Observations; Donna Krucki s.n. [UCR], Ron Vanderhoff 579 [IRVC] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE, iNat Observations NATURALIZED (native to the Mediterranean and Middle East), iNat Observations; Helen Camp s.n. [UCR], Ron Vanderhoff 379 [IRVC] Probable WAIF (native to N. Central Chile to Uruguay), Note: A recently accepted segregate of Caesalpinia gilliesii (Hook.) D.Dietr. iNat Observations; Ron Vanderhoff 585 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Europe, northern Africa; cultivated as ornamental); Louis Truong 9 [OBS] NATIVE, iNat Observations; A.E. Fisher 185 [LOB] NATIVE; UCSB037556 1787 [UCSB] NATURALIZED (native to Eurasia. Note: Some plants Toxic from cyanide-releasing compounds), iNat Observations NATIVE; Ron Vanderhoff 570 [IRVC] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE; Ron Vanderhoff 410 [IRVC] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATURALIZED (native to Europe), iNat Observations; Ron Vanderhoff 566 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Mediterranean, Europe), iNat Observations NATURALIZED (native to Eurasia; cultivated as forage), iNat Observations NATURALIZED (native to Eurasia), iNat Observations; Ron Vanderhoff 456 [IRVC], Michael G. Simpson 4570 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Mediterranean), iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4534 [IRVC] WAIF (native to Mexico, Guatemala, South America); Fred M. Roberts 2201 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Mediterranean), iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4674 [IRVC] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATURALIZED (native to Eurasia, northern Africa), iNat Observations NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE; Richard Spjut 2218 [HSC] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATURALIZED (native to Europe), iNat Observations NATIVE, Environmental Listing: 4.2 S3 G3; Karlin G. Marsh s.n. [IRVC], Robert L. Allen s.n. [OBS], Elora D. Camacho 22 [OBS] NATURALIZED (native to southern Europe), iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4414 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Eurasia), iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4412 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Europe), iNat Observations; Fred M. Roberts Jr. 3235 [IRVC], Steve Boyd 7415 [SD] PERSISTING FROM CULTIVATION (Hybrid between Pelargonium inquinans and Pelargonium zonale); Ron Vanderhoff 582 [IRVC] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE to California, but out of range, probable WAIF in the Park, needing verification; Fred Zaebst s.n. [UCR] NATIVE, iNat Observations; P.J. MacKay s.n. [VVC] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE, iNat Observations; P.J. MacKay s.n. [VVC] NATIVE, iNat Observations; Cem M. Cizem 2 [OBS] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE; W. Brown 10 [LOB] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATURALIZED (native to NW. Balkan Peninsula), Note: Also treated as Iris x germanica (indicating of hybrid origin), this symbolism optional. iNat Observations NATIVE; Michael G. Simpson 4558 [IRVC] NATIVE; Michael G. Simpson 4633 [IRVC] NATIVE; Ron Vanderhoff 391 [IRVC] NATIVE, Note: Locality of Moran 27197 (& Moran 21796, Styrax redivivus) specimen not certain, possibly not in Park; needs verification with recently collected specimen; Reid Moran 27197 [SD] NATURALIZED (native to Eurasia), iNat Observations NATURALIZED (native to Europe, n. Africa, and s.w. and c. Asia), iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4678 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Europe, naturalized from cultivation); Fred M. Roberts 6120 [RSA], Ron Vanderhoff 648 [IRVC] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE. Environmental Listing: 1B.2 S2 G3G4T2, iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4540 [IRVC], Ron Vanderhoff 388 [IRVC], Madison R. Letterman 5 [OBS] NATIVE; Ron Vanderhoff 389 [IRVC] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE, Environmental Listing: 4.2 S4? G4T4?; Ron Vanderhoff 562 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Europe, Mediterranean, India), iNat Observations, iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4476 [IRVC] NATIVE. Note: Varieties of this species not recognized in the Jepson eFlora; R. Campbell s.n. [LOB] NATIVE, iNat Observations Claytonia perfoliata subsp. mexicana (Rydb.) John M. Mill. & K.L. Chambers - Mexican Miner’s-Lettuce
![]() NATIVE; Michael G. Simpson 4438 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to southwestern Asia); Fred M. Roberts 6118 [RSA] NATURALIZED (native to Europe), iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4413 [IRVC], Ron Vanderhoff 385 [IRVC], Elora D. Camacho 19 [OBS] PERSISTING FROM CULTIVATION (native to northeastern Australia). Note: A recent transfer from Eucalyptus citriodora., iNat Observations NATURALIZED (native to southeastern Australia), iNat Observations PERSISTING FROM CULTIVATION (native to southeastern Australia), iNat Observations NATIVE; H. Camp 5 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to western Asia); Ron Vanderhoff 583 [IRVC] NATIVE, CalFlora Observation; CalFlora Observation NATIVE, iNat Observations Clarkia epilobioides (Nutt. ex Torr. & A. Gray) A. Nelson & J.F. Macbr. - White Clarkia, Canyon Fairyfan
![]() NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE; Ron Vanderhoff 543 [IRVC] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE, CalFlora Observation NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE, iNat Observations; Louis Truong 8 [OBS] NATIVE, Note: This taxon name not used in the Jepson eFlora, but is in Egger. 2008. Phytologia 90:63-82, and Flora of North America. We accept here (Mark Egger, personal communication). iNat Observations; Ron Vanderhoff 557 [IRVC], Michael G. Simpson 4669 [IRVC], Louis Truong 6 [OBS] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE; Melvin Kunkle 40 [LOB] NATURALIZED (native to southern Africa), iNat Observations; Harrison McGowan 135 [LOB] NATIVE, iNat Observations; Carl B. Wolf 7949 [RSA] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE; P.C. Baker 8002 [LOB] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE; Martha Hawkins s.n. [LOB] NATIVE, iNat Observations WAIF (native Mexico to South America); Ron Vanderhoff 527 [IRVC] NATIVE. Note: Recently treated as a species of the genus Sairocarpus, iNat Observations; Melvin Kunkle 72 [LOB], Elora D. Camacho 24 [OBS] NATIVE, iNat Observations; D. Markovitz 6 [LOB] NATIVE [Linaria canadensis (L.) Chaz., in part, misappl.], iNat Observations NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE; George K. Helmkamp 1647 [UCR] NATURALIZED (native to Europe), iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4447 [IRVC] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATURALIZED (native to Europe), iNat Observations; Melvin Kunkle 62 [LOB], Richard W. Grogan 78 [LOB], Michael G. Simpson 4479 [IRVC], Ron Vanderhoff 466 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Mediterranean, western Asia); K. O'Reilly 136 [LOB] NATIVE; Michael G. Simpson 4615 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Europe), iNat Observations NATURALIZED (native to southern Europe, northern Africa to India), iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4590 [IRVC], Michael G. Simpson 4425 [IRVC], Beecher Crampton 6792 [DAV] NATURALIZED (native to Eurasia), iNat Observations NATURALIZED (native to southern Europe), iNat Observations; Ron Vanderhoff 396 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to South America); H. Camp 8 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Europe), iNat Observations; Fred M. Roberts, Jr. 218 [UCSB], Michael G. Simpson 4449 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Europe), iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4621 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Europe); Beecher Crampton 6791 [DAV] NATIVE. Note: A recent name change from Bromus carinatus Hook. & Arn. See: Jepson eFlora Treatment, iNat Observations NATURALIZED (native to Africa) Note: A recent name change from Pennisetum setaceum, iNat Observations; Ron Vanderhoff 496 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to eastern South America), iNat Observations; Ron Vanderhoff 453 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Africa), iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4473 [IRVC], Michael G. Simpson 4609 [IRVC] NATIVE, Note: Often treated as Leptochloa fusca subsp. univervia, but we follow the recent treatment by Snow and Peterson. 2012. Phytoneuron 71:1-2.; Ron Vanderhoff 651 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Europe), iNat Observations; George K. Helmkamp 1648 [UCR], Michael G. Simpson 4450 [IRVC], Michael G. Simpson 4602 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Europe), iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4445 [IRVC], Michael G. Simpson 4620 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Europe, Mediterranean). Note: 3 varieties listed in the Jepson eFlora, iNat Observations NATURALIZED (native to Mediterranean), iNat Observations; A.E. Fisher 183 [LOB], Michael G. Simpson 4584 [IRVC] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATURALIZED (native to South America), iNat Observations; Ron Vanderhoff 561 [IRVC], Ron Vanderhoff 574 [IRVC] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATURALIZED (native to Mediterranean Europe), CalFlora Observation NATURALIZED (native to southern and western Europe), iNat Observations; Ron Vanderhoff 472 [IRVC], Michael G. Simpson 4480 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Europe, northern Africa, western Asia), iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4489 [SDSU], Michael G. Simpson 4564 [SDSU], Michael G. Simpson 4564 [IRVC], Michael G. Simpson 4489 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Eurasia); Ron Vanderhoff 560 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (probably native to South America), iNat Observations; Ron Vanderhoff 563 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Europe, northern Africa, western Asia), iNat Observations NATURALIZED (native to Europe, northern Africa, western Asia); Ron Vanderhoff 515 [IRVC], Ron Vanderhoff 473 [IRVC], Michael G. Simpson 4481 [IRVC] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE; Michael G. Simpson 4446 [IRVC] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE, Possibly treated as Gilia achilleifolia subsp. abrontanifolia; see Jepson eFlora. Needs clarification.; George K. Helmkamp 1660 [UCR] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE, Note: Subspecies not recognized in Jepson eFlora treatment; Jon E. Keeley 25,264 [RSA] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE; Michael G. Simpson 4696 [IRVC] NATIVE; Ron Vanderhoff 542 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Eurasia), iNat Observations NATURALIZED; Fred M. Roberts 6102 [RSA] NATIVE; Michael G. Simpson 4482 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Europe), iNat Observations; Ron Vanderhoff 470 [IRVC], Michael G. Simpson 4562 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Eurasia), iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4650 [IRVC] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATURALIZED (probably native to eastern hemisphere), iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4485 [IRVC] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE, CalFlora Observation NATIVE; Beecher Crampton 6788 [UCJEPS] NATIVE; Ron Vanderhoff 581 [IRVC] NATIVE; B. Jaroslow 1 [IRVC] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE; Jay B. Walker 1237 [SD] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE; Ron Vanderhoff 521 [IRVC] NATIVE, iNat Observations PERSISTING FROM CULTIVATION in the Park (native to western Asia); Ron Vanderhoff 451 [IRVC] NATIVE, iNat Observations; D. T. Okumura 123 [LOB] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE, iNat Observations NATURALIZED (native to Europe, North Africa, Asia. Note: some references say native to N. Am., including California), iNat Observations; Harrison McGowan 201 [LOB], Ron Vanderhoff 387 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Europe); Michael G. Simpson 4390 [SDSU], Michael G. Simpson 4390 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Mediterranean), iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4528 [SDSU], Michael G. Simpson 4528 [IRVC], Ron Vanderhoff 512 [IRVC] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE; Ron Vanderhoff 469 [IRVC] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE; Melvin Kunkle 145 [LOB] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATURALIZED (native to Eurasia), iNat Observations NATURALIZED (native to South America), iNat Observations; Harrison McGowan... 75 [LOB], W.E. Pequegnat s.n. [LA], Michael G. Simpson 4575 [IRVC], Elora D. Camacho 10 [OBS] NATIVE, Note: In the past identified as P. crassifolia or P. greenei, but identified by J. Sullivan, author of future FNA treatment of Physalis, as P. palmeri [=P. hederifolia in that treatment]. Needs further study; may constitute a new taxon. See: Pretz and Deanna. 2020. Taxon 69:170-192. iNat Observations; Michael G. Simpson 4537 [IRVC], Ron Vanderhoff 559 [IRVC], Fred M. Roberts 3242 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Eurasia); Michael G. Simpson 4527 [IRVC] NATIVE, Note: Locality of Moran 27196 (& Moran 21797, Clinopodium chandleri) specimen not certain, possibly not in Park; needs verification with recently collected specimen; Reid Moran 27196 [SD] NATIVE, Environmental Listing: 1B.1 FT CE S2 G2; H. Camp 11 [IRVC] NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE; Robert F. Thorne 49635 [RSA] NATURALIZED (native to Europe), iNat Observations NATIVE, iNat Observations NATIVE; Michael G. Simpson 4639 [IRVC] NATIVE. Note: Often treated as Phoradendron leucarpum subsp. macrophyllum, but we follow Mathiasen and Kenaley. 2016. Madroño 63:8-33., iNat Observations; Ron Vanderhoff 690 [IRVC] NATURALIZED (native to Mediterranean), iNat Observations; Fred M. Roberts 6103 [RSA] |
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