| Family Asteraceae(discoid) (Magnoliopsida | Asteranae | Asterales) |
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Malibu Baccharis
TJM1: Not Listed.
Family: Asteraceae(discoid) (SUNFLOWER).
Location: Upper Las Virgenes Canyon Open Space: chaparral, August 2006. Characteristics: Native, White, Green, Small, Clusters, Simple, Woody, Perennial, Summer. Status: C N P S List 1B.1. |
| Family Asteraceae(radiate) (Magnoliopsida | Asteranae | Asterales) |
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Southern Tarplant
Other scientific names: Hemizonia australis.
Family: Asteraceae(radiate) (SUNFLOWER).
Location: Saline vernal pool Northeast of the Bard Reservoir, Nov 2013. Characteristics: Native, Yellow, Medium, Clusters, Simple, Herbaceous, Annual, Early Spring, Late Spring, Summer, Fall. Status: C N P S List 1B.1. |
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Santa Susana Tarweed
TJM1: Hemizonia minthornii.
Family: Asteraceae(radiate) (SUNFLOWER).
Location: Backbone Trail just East of Corral Trailhead: sage scrub, Aug 2004. Characteristics: Native, Yellow, Medium, Clusters, Simple, Herbaceous, Perennial, Summer. Status: C N P S List 1B.2. |
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Hayfield Tarweed
Family: Asteraceae(radiate) (SUNFLOWER).
Location: Not photographed yet. Characteristics: Native. Status: C N P S List 1B.2 |
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Coulter's Goldfields
Family: Asteraceae(radiate) (SUNFLOWER).
Location: Ormond Beach: coastal saline flat, March 2009. Characteristics: Native, Yellow, Large, Solitary, Simple, Herbaceous, Annual, Early Spring. Status: C N P S List 1B.1 Photographed out of range. |
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Lyon's Pentachaeta
Family: Asteraceae(radiate) (SUNFLOWER).
Location: Triunfo Canyon Park: sage scrub, July 2004. Characteristics: Native, Yellow, Medium, Solitary, Simple, Herbaceous, Annual, Early Spring, Late Spring. Status: C N P S List 1B.1. |
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California Groundsel
Family: Asteraceae(radiate) (SUNFLOWER).
Location: Wildwood Park: coastal sage scrub, March 2008. Characteristics: Native, Yellow, Small, Clusters, Simple, Herbaceous, Annual, Early Spring. Status: C N P S List 2B.2. |
| Family Berberidaceae (Magnoliopsida | Ranunculanae | Ranunculales) |
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Nevin's Barberry
Family: Berberidaceae (BARBERRY).
Location: Thousand Oaks Landscaping, March 2010. Characteristics: Native, Yellow, Medium, Clusters, Simple, Woody, Perennial, Early Spring. Status: C N P S List 1B.1. |
| Family Brassicaceae (Magnoliopsida | Rosanae | Brassicales) |
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Santa Cruz Island Fringepod
Family: Brassicaceae (MUSTARD).
Location: Circle X Ranch, rocky slope, March 2004. Characteristics: Native, White, Small, Clusters, Odd, Simple, Herbaceous, Annual, Early Spring. Status: C N P S List 1B.2. |
| Family Chenopodiaceae (Magnoliopsida | Caryophyllanae | Caryophyllales) |
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Coulter's Saltbush
Family: Chenopodiaceae (GOOSEFOOT).
Location: Malibu: coastal bluff, May 2011. Characteristics: Native, Green, Red, Small, Clusters, Odd, Simple, Herbaceous, Perennial, Early Spring. Status: C N P S List 1B.2. |
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Estuary Sea-blite
Family: Chenopodiaceae (GOOSEFOOT).
Location: Mugu Lagoon, coastal salt marsh, July 2009. Characteristics: Native, Green, Small, Solitary, Simple, Herbaceous, Perennial, Late Spring, Summer. Status: C N P S List 1B.2. |
| Family Crassulaceae (Magnoliopsida | Saxifraganae | Saxifragales) |
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Blochman's Live-forever
Family: Crassulaceae (STONECROP).
Location: Zuma/Trancas Canyons: Lower Zuma, Ocean View Trail, sage scrub, June 2005. Characteristics: Native, White, Small, Medium, Clusters, Simple, Herbaceous, Perennial, Late Spring. Status: C N P S List 1B.1. |
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Agoura Hills Dudleya
Family: Crassulaceae (STONECROP).
Location: Sage scrub, April 2004. Characteristics: Native, Yellow, Small, Medium, Clusters, Simple, Herbaceous, Perennial, Early Spring, Late Spring. Status: C N P S List 1B.2. |
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Marcescent Dudleya
Family: Crassulaceae (STONECROP).
Location: Circle X Ranch: oak woodland, April 2004. Characteristics: Native, Yellow, Red, Small, Medium, Clusters, Simple, Herbaceous, Perennial, Early Spring, Late Spring. Status: C N P S List 1B.2. |
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Santa Monica Mountains Dudleya
Family: Crassulaceae (STONECROP).
Location: Steep rock face, riparian, June 2011. Characteristics: Native, Yellow, Green, Medium, Clusters, Simple, Herbaceous, Perennial, Late Spring. Status: C N P S List 1B.2. |
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Many-stemmed Dudleya
Family: Crassulaceae (STONECROP).
Location: Grown in a pot because natural specimens inaccessible, flowered April 2010. Characteristics: Native, Yellow, Green, Medium, Clusters, Simple, Herbaceous, Perennial, Early Spring. Status: C N P S List 1B.2. |
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Conejo Dudleya
TJM1: Dudleya abramsii ssp. parva.
Family: Crassulaceae (STONECROP).
Location: Wildwood Park: coastal sage scrub, May 2007. Characteristics: Native, Yellow, Green, Small, Medium, Clusters, Simple, Herbaceous, Perennial, Early Spring, Late Spring. Status: C N P S List 1B.2. |
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Verity's Dudleya
Family: Crassulaceae (STONECROP).
Location: Far west end of range: coastal sage scrub, May 2007. Characteristics: Native, Yellow, Green, Small, Medium, Clusters, Simple, Herbaceous, Perennial, Late Spring. Status: C N P S List 1B.2. |
| Family Fabaceae (Magnoliopsida | Rosanae | Fabales) |
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Braunton's Rattle-weed
Family: Fabaceae (PEA, LEGUME).
Location: Topanga State Park: Temescal Ridge Trail, coastal sage scrub, May 2005. Characteristics: Native, Red, Small, Medium, Clusters, Odd, Woody, Perennial, Early Spring, Late Spring. Status: C N P S List 1B.1. |
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Ventura Marsh Milkvetch
Family: Fabaceae (PEA, LEGUME).
Location: coastal strand: Ventura, Aug 2009. Characteristics: Native, White, Yellow, Green, Medium, Clusters, Odd, Woody, Perennial, Summer. Status: C N P S List 1B.1 Photographed slightly out of range for SAMO, but an important species of interest. For decades it was presumed extinct until a small population was discovered in a Ventura oil field. There has been a significant effort to bring this unique species back from the brink of extinction. |
| Family Geraniaceae (Magnoliopsida | Rosanae | Geraniales) |
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White-flowered Filaree
TJM1: Erodium macrophyllum.
Family: Geraniaceae (GERANIUM).
Location: Cheeseboro/Palo Comado Canyons: disturbed grassland, April 2008. Characteristics: Native, White, Medium, Clusters, Simple, Herbaceous, Annual, Early Spring. Status: C N P S List 1B.1. |
| Family Liliaceae (Magnoliopsida | Lilianae | Liliales) |
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Weed's Mariposa Lily
Family: Liliaceae (LILY), Calochortaceae (MARIPOSA LILY).
Location: Dayton Canyon ridge line: open chaparral/coastal sage scrub, May 2010. Characteristics: Native, Yellow, Red, Large, Solitary, Simple, Herbaceous, Perennial, Late Spring. Status: C N P S List 1B.2 |
| Family Orobanchaceae (Magnoliopsida | Asteranae | Lamiales) |
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Salt Marsh Bird's-Beak
TJM1: Cordylanthus maritimus ssp. maritimus.
Family: Orobanchaceae (BROOMRAPE), Scrophulariaceae (FIGWORT).
Location: Ormond Beach West, Coastal Salt Marsh, May 2013. Characteristics: Native, White, Red, Medium, Clusters, Odd, Herbaceous, Perennial, Late Spring, Summer. Status: C N P S List 1B.2 |
| Family Polygonaceae (Magnoliopsida | Caryophyllanae | Caryophyllales) |
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San Fernando Valley Spineflower
Family: Polygonaceae (BUCKWHEAT).
Location: Ahmanson Ranch: burned valley grassland, May 2006. Characteristics: Native, White, Small, Clusters, Simple, Herbaceous, Annual, Late Spring. Status: C N P S List 1B.1. |
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Conejo Buckwheat
Family: Polygonaceae (BUCKWHEAT).
Location: Wildwood Park: coastal sage scrub, March 2005. Characteristics: Native, Yellow, Green, Small, Clusters, Simple, Woody, Perennial, Late Spring. Status: C N P S List 1B.2. |
| Family Ruscaceae (Magnoliopsida | Lilianae | Asparagales) |
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Peninsular Nolina
TJM1: Nolina parryi.
Family: Ruscaceae (BUTCHER'S-BROOM), Liliaceae (LILY).
Location: Cheeseboro/Palo Comado Canyons: sage scrub, April 2004. Characteristics: Native, White, Small, Clusters, Simple, Woody, Perennial, Early Spring, Late Spring. Note: only recognized as a unique species since 1995, it was not seperated from N. parryi prior to that. |
| Family Thelypteridaceae (Polypodiopsida | Polypodiidae | Polypodiales) |
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Sonoran Maiden Fern
TJM1: Thelypteris puberula var. sonorensis.
Family: Thelypteridaceae (THELYPTERIS).
Location: Encinal Creek: riparian woodland, Aug 2009. Characteristics: Native. Status: C N P S List 2B.2. ◊ This name is from the Jepson eFlora. It is more current than the TJM2 name. |