LIST OF PLANTS OF DEVIL'S PUNCHBOWL NATURAL AREA
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1 LIST OF PLANTS OF DEVIL'S PUNCHBOWL NATURAL AREA AGAVACEAE - Agave Family Yucca brevifolia - Joshua Tree. North end of park 4,300 feet. Yucca whipplei - Whipple Yucca. Frequent; dry, exposed slopes throughout the park. AMARYLLIDACEAE - Amaryllis Family Allium fimbriatum - Wats. var. denticulatum Wild Onion. Dichelostemma pulchella - Blue Dicks. Muilla maritima - Muilla. northwest of nature center. ANACARDIACEAE - Sumac Family Rhus trilobata - Squaw Bush. Common; dry slopes throughout park ASCLEPIADACEAE - Milkweed Family. Asclepias fascicularis - Milkweed. Infrequent; open flats near Nature Center. Asclepias californica - Milkweed. APIACEAE- Parsley Family Lomatium mohavense -Mojave Wild Parsley. ASTERACEAE - Aster Family. Agoseris retrorsa -Mountain Dandelion. Anisocoma acaulis - Artemisia tridentata var. angustifolia- Great Basin Sagebrush. abundant; dry slopes. Baccharis glutinosa- Mulefat; infrequent, along creek in Holcomb Cyn. Brickellia sp. - Brickell Bush. Cirsium occidentale - Thistle. infrequent along Punchbowl Creek Erigeron sp. - Fleabane. common, dry slopes Eriophyllum confertiflorum -Golden Yarrow. common along Loop Trail Eriophyllum pringlei - Eriophyllum wallacei - Haplopappus cuneatus -Wedge-leaf Golden Bush. Haplopappus linearifolius -Narrow-leaf Golden Bush. Layia glandulosa -Layia. Tetradymia spinosa var. longispina- Cotton Thorn, infrequent; dry exposed slopes
2 BETULACEAE- Birch Family Alnus rhombifolia- White Alder. common along creeks BORAGINACEAE - Borage Family Cryptantha circumscissa - Cryptantha. Cryptantha sp.- Popcorn Flower. common; dry slopes. BRASSICACEAE - Mustard Family Arabis pulchra - Tower Mustard. Erysimum capitatum- Western Wallflower. Sisymbrium sp.- Sisymbrium. Stanleya pinnata- Prince's Plume. infrequent; lower Holcolm Cyn. Thysanocarpus laciniatus var. hitchcockii - Lace Pod CACTACEAE - Cactus Family Opuntia basilaris var. basilaris - Beaver Tail. common, throughout park. Opuntia phaeocantha? - Prickly Pear. Infrequent CAPRIFOLIACEAE- Honeysuckle Family Lonicera interrupta - Wild Honeysuckle. Lonicera subspicata var. johnstonii - Wild Honeysuckle. frequent, growing over shrubs CHENOPODIACEAE - Goosefoot Family Chenopodium sp. - Goosefoot. infrequent, several plants upper Loop Trail. Salsola iberica - Russian Thistle (tumbleweed). Infrequent CONVOLVULACEAE - Morning-Glory Family Convolvulus sp. - Morning-Glory. infrequent, along creek, 4,400' elevation. Cuscuta californica- Dodder. frequent, on Eriogonum, Quercus CRASSULACEAE - Stonecrop Family Dudleya lanceolata - Narrow-leaved Live-Forever. Dudleya cymosa ssp. minor - Live-Forever. CUPRESSACEAE - Cypress Family
3 Calocedrus decurrens - Incense Cedar. common, creek above 4,500' elevation Juniperus californica - California Juniper. common, below 4,500' elevation CYPERACEAE - Sedge Family Carex sp. - Sedge. DATISCACEAE - Family Datisca glomerata - Durango Root. common, along creek EPHEDRACEAE - Joint-Fir Family Ephedra sp. - Mormon Tea. frequent, scattered throughout park. ERICACEAE - Heath Family Arctostaphylos glauca - Big-berry Manzanita. abundant throughout park EUPHORBIACEAE - Spurge Family Euphorbia albomarginata - Rattlesnake Weed. common, along disturbed roadways FABACEAE - Pea Family Astragalus coccineus - Locoweed. Astragalus douglasii - Locoweed. Astragalus sp. - Locoweed. infrequent, dry flats SW of Nature Center Lathyrus laetiflorus ssp. laetiflorus - Chaparral Pea. Lotus purshiana - Spanish Lotus. Lotus scoparius - Deer Weed. Lotus strigosus var. hirtellus - Hairy Lotus. Lotus sp. - Deer Weed. (near scoparius but silky pubescent; 3-fld. infl.) frequent, SW of N. C. Lupinus concinnus ssp. optatus - Lupine. Lupinus densiflorus var. palustris - Lupine. Lupinus formosus - Lupine. Lupinus sp. - Lupine. common, dry exposed flats SW of Nature Center FAGACEAE - Beech Family Quercus chrysolepis - Canyon Oak. frequent, above 4,400' elevation Quercus turbinella- Scrub Oak. abundant, open slopes throughout park
4 GARRYACEAE - Silk-Tassel Family Garrya flavescens ssp. pallida - Silk-Tassel Bush. infrequent, dry slopes above 4,500' elevation HYDROPHYLLACEAE - Waterleaf Family Eriodictyon trichocalyx - Stick-leaved Yerba Santa. abundant, disturbed or burned areas Phacelia curvipes - Phacelia. Phacelia distans - Phacelia. Phacelia fremontii - Phacelia. Phacelia imbricata - Phacelia. Phacelia longipes - Phacelia. Phacelia sp. - Phacelia. common throughout Park JUNCACEAE - Bulrush Family Juncus sp. - Bulrush. LAMIACEAE - Mint Family Monardella breweri - (Narrow endemmic species) Pennyroyal. common, dry slopes Salvia apiana - White Sage. northern portions of the Park Salvia columbariae - Chia. Salvia dorrii - Desert Sage. LILIACEAE - Lily Family Calochortus catalinae - Mariposa Lily. Calochortus kennedyi - Mariposa Lily. LOASACEAE - Stick-leaf Family Mentzelia laevicaulis - White-stem Mentzelia. Mentzelia veatchiana - Mentzelia. Mentzelia sp. - Blazing Star. frequent, dry exposed areas NYCTAGINACEAE - Four-O'Clock Family Arbronia pogonantha - Sand Verbena. frequent, sandy flats SW of Nature Center Mirabilis bigelovii - Bigelow's Four-O'Clock. OLEACEAE - Olive Family
5 Fraxinus velutina var. coriacea - Arizona Ash. rare, along Holcolm Creek Forestiera neomexicana - ONAGRACEAE - Evening-Primrose Family Camissonia bistorta - Sun Cups. Camissonia campestris - Camissonia. Camissonia sp. (small, white-rose fl.) - Camissonia. Clarkia xantiana - Clarkia. Oenothera californica - Evening- Primrose. Oenothera micrantha var. jonesii - Evening- Primrose. Zauschneria californica ssp. latifolia - California Fuschia. PAPAVERACEAE - Poppy Family Argemone munita ssp. rotundata - Prickly Poppy. PINACEAE - Pine Family Pinus monophylla - Single-leaved Pinon Pine. abundant, throughout the park Pinus coulteri - Coulter Pine. abundant above 5,000' elevation on south end of park Pinus jeffreyi - Jeffrey Pine. infrequent, to frequent above 5,000' elevation Abies concolor - White fir. infrequent, above 5,000' elevation Pseudotsuga macrocarpa - Big-cone Douglas fir, or Big-cone Spruce. common, Holcolm Cyn. above 4,500' elevation PLATANACEAE - Sycamore Family Platanus racemosa - Western Sycamore. common along creek in Punchbowl and Holcolm Cyns. POACEAE - Grass Family Bromus tectorum - Poa scabrella - Bluegrass. Polypogon monspeliensis - Sitanion histrix var. histrix - Bottlebrush Squirreltail. Stipa speciosa - Needlegrass. POLEMONIACEAE - Phlox Family Eriastrum densifolium ssp. elongatum - Eriastrum. common; dry exposed flats SW of Headquarters Gilia latiflora ssp. davyi - Davy Gilia. Gilia sinuata - Gilia sp. - common; dry, open slopes
6 Langloisia mathewsii - Ghost Flower. Linanthus ciliatus - Whiskerbroom. Linanthus parryae - Linanthus. Microsteris gracilis ssp. humilis -??? POLYGONACEAE - Buckwheat Family Chorizanthe watsonii - Turkish Rugging. Eriogonum fasciculatum - Flat-topped Buckwheat. abundant; throughout the park. Eriogonum cf. pusillum - Buckwheat. Eriogonum sp. - Buckwheat. common; exposed slopes PORTULACACEAE - Purslane Family Calyptridium monandrum - Claytonia perfoliata var. perfoliata - Miner's Lettuce. Claytonia perfoliata var. parviflora - PTERIDACEAE - Brake Fern Family Cheilanthes covillei - Coville's Lip Fern. Pellaea mucronata - Bird's Foot Fern. Pityrogramma triangularis - RANUNCULACEAE - Crowfoot Family Aquilegia formosa - Showy Columbine. Rare; several plants in Holcomb Cyn. 4,400' Clematis ligusticifolia - Western Virgin's Bower. Infrequent, Punchbowl Cyn. Delphinium parishii spp. parishii - Parish's Larkspur. RHAMNACEAE - Buckthorn Family Ceanothus greggii var. vestitus - Ceanothus. Abundant; dry slopes throughout the park. Rhamnus californica - Coffeeberry. Infrequent; along Holcomb Creek. Rhamnus ilicifolia - Redberry. Infrequent; dry slopes throughout the park. ROSACEAE - Rose Family Cercocarpus betuloides - Birch-leaf Mountain Mohogany. Abundant, throughout the park. Cercocarpus ledifolius - Curl-leaf Mountain Mohogany. Devil's Chair Trail. Potentilla glandulosa ssp. reflexa - Sticky Potentilla. Prunus fasciculata - Desert Almond. Frequent; dry slopes. Purshia glandulosa - Antelope Bush, Bitterbrush. Northern end of park.
7 RUBIACEAE - Madder Family Galium angustifolium var. angustifolium - Shrubby Bedstraw. Galium aparine - Common Bedstraw. Galium sp. - Bedstraw. Frequent; dry slopes throughout the park. SALICACEAE - Willow Family Populus fremontii - Fremont Cottonwood. Common; along creeks, streambeds and springs. Salix sp. - Willow. Frequent; along creeks, streambeds and springs. Salix sp. - Willow. (narrow-leaved species) Infrequent; along Holcomb Creek SAXIFRAGACEAE - Saxifrage Family Heuchera sp. - Alum Root. Ribes sp. - Current. Infrequent; middle Holcomb Canyon. SCROPHULARIACEAE - Figwort Family Castilleja linariaefolia - Paintbrush. Common; along Punchbowl Creek. Castilleja martinii var. martinii- Martin's Paintbrush. Castilleja plagiotoma - Indian Paintbrush. Keckiella ternata - Bush Penstemon. Mimulus cardinalis - Scarlet Monkeyflower. Frequent; moist areas along creeks. Mimulus fremontii - Monkeyflower. Infrequent; open slopes to shaded canyons, N. of hdqt. STERCULIACEAE Fremontodendron californicum -(Fremontia) California Flannel Bush.
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