Rarity Status  |
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Occurrence Data from DFG
California Natural Diversity Database  |
- Total # of Known Element Occurrences:
47
- Element Occurrence Ranks:
Population Status:
Historic
>20 yrs |
Recent
<=20 yrs |
| 15 |
32 |
- Presence:
| Present Extant |
Possibly Extirpated |
Extirpated |
| 47 |
0 |
0 |
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Notes  |
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Most occurrences small and widely scattered. Possibly threatened by road maintenance, vehicles, renewable energy development, and non-native plants. See Aliso 4:137 (1958) for original description, Memoirs of the New York Botanical Garden 13:1052 (1964) for taxonomic treatment, and Systematic Botany 17(3):367-379 (1992) for distributional information.
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To submit rare plant observation data, use the
CNDDB field survey form.
Please see also the CNPS
Rare Plant Data page.
- Date Added:
1988-01-01
- Last Update:
2012-07-30
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Location  |
- Elevation:
295 - 700 meters
- California Endemic:
yes
- States:
California
- California Counties and Islands:
name (code)
Colusa (COL), Glenn (GLE), Lake (LAK), Mendocino (MEN), Napa (NAP), Tehama (TEH), Yolo (YOL)
- Quads:
name (DWR code) USGS code
Walter Springs (516A) 38122F3, Aetna Springs (516B) 38122F4, Detert Reservoir (517A) 38122F5, Glascock Mtn. (532A) 38122H3, Wilson Valley (532B) 38122H4, Knoxville (532D) 38122G3, Lower Lake (533A) 38122H5, Whispering Pines (533C) 38122G6, Middletown (533D) 38122G5, Leesville (547B) 39122B4, Wilbur Springs (547C) 39122A4, Salt Canyon (547D) 39122A3, Hough Springs (548A) 39122B5, Stonyford (564A) 39122D5, St. John Mtn. (564B) 39122D6, Gilmore Peak (564D) 39122C5, Chrome (580A) 39122F5, Paskenta (596A) 39122H5, Hall Ridge (596C) 39122G6, Newville (596D) 39122G5, Leech Lake Mtn. (598A) 39123H1, Cold Fork (612B) 40122B6, Lowrey (612D) 40122A5
- Notes:
| Definitions of codes preceding a county and/or quad: |
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Presumed extirpated |
| ? |
| Uncertain about distribution or identity
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| ?* |
| Uncertain about distribution, but presumed extirpated if once present
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| Occurrence confirmed, but possibly extirpated
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Species may be present in other areas where conditions are favorable.
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