Flora of Pena Spring Area, Culp Valley, Anza-Borrego Desert State Park
Introduction This checklist is only for the Pena Spring Area, part of the Culp Valley Flora. It has been updated on 11 March 2018 with a new voucher search, and a search of the iNaturalist observations in this area.
Checklist for Pena Spring Area, Culp ValleyArea See:
- Notes on the Scientific Names Used At This Site and
- Information about the links from the Scientific Name and Common Name.
The column with header Fam gives the first three letters of the plant family name. See Plant Family Abbreviations.
An asterisk before the common name indicates a non-native species.
The column with header #Pls gives the minimum number of plants seen for each observed species, up to a maximum of 99 plants. If we didn't observe a species, but it was vouchered, a V is present in the appropriate column. If this column contains FC, it was an additional species observed by Fred Melgert and Carla Hoegen for which no abundance estimate was made. If this column contains iNat, there was an iNaturalist observation of a species not found in vouchers or the field surveys by us or Fred and Carla. A ~ or ? with the entry indicates that there is uncertainty about the species determination.
Version for printing, without other text on this page: html (8 pages) or pdf Clickbook booklet (2 double-sided pages). (See printing instructions for an explanation of these options)
Voucher data provided by the participants of the Consortium of California Herbaria (ucjeps.berkeley.edu/consortium/).
We thank the following people who participated in one field trip: Nancy Accola, Wayne Armstrong, Vince Balch, Neil Bouscaren, Ted Caragozian, Michael Charters, Jeff Field, Frank Harris, RT Hawke, Shaun Hawke, Lance Holmberg and Nancy Morin.
Fred Melgert and Carla Hoegen found the Amaranthus torreyi to add to the flora.
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Copyright © 2012-2018 by Tom Chester (20), Kate Harper (14), Adrienne Ballwey (6.3), Jim Roberts (6), James Dillane (4.2), Keir Morse (4.2), Walt Fidler (4), Pam Pallette (3), Mike Crouse (3), and Bill Sullivan (2.5). The number in parentheses is the number of fieldtrips in which each person participated, with partial days counting as a fraction of a day.
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Last update: 11 March 2018