List 3. Plants reported by reliable sources other than herbarium team (LRRS) n=89 (*non-native #rare plant) Common Name. prostrate amaranth
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1 List 3 Plants reported by reliable sources other than herbarium team (LRRS) n=89 (*non-native #rare plant) Group Family Species as in TJM, 1993 Common Name Reported By Fern & Allies Marsile Marsilea vestita subsp vestita clover fern Amaranth Amaranthus blitoides prostrate amaranth Amaranth Amaranthus californicus California amaranth Api Apiastrum angustifolium Api Perideridia gairdneri ssp gairdneri# Aster Agoseris apargioides var apargioides Aster Anaphalis margaritacea wild celery Gairdner's yampah# seaside agoseris pearly everlasting Aster Arctium lappa* great burdock* Aster Crepis bursifolia* Italian hawksbeard* Reported by Eric Macklin Aster Erigeron philadelphicus fleabane Aster Filago californica California filago arium Team Aster Lasthenia glaberrima smooth lasthenia Aster Senecio breweri Brewer's butterweed Boragin Cryptantha leiocarpa coast cryptantha
2 Boragin Cryptantha muricata Boragin Pectocarya penicillata Brassic Arabis glabra var glabra prickly cryptantha winged pectocarya tower mustard Brassic Sinapis arvensis* charlock* Brassic Sisymbrium officinale* hedge mustard* Campanul Heterocodon rariflorum heterocodon Caprifoli Lonicera interrupta chaparral honeysuckle Reported by Eric Macklin Caprifoli Lonicera involucrata var ledebourii twinberry Caryophyl l Spergularia bocconei* boccone s sand-spurrey* arium Team Caryophyl l Spergularia marina salt-marsh sand-spurrey Chenopod i Chenopodium botrys* Jerusalem oak* Chenopod i Chenopodium murale* nettle-leaved goosefoot* Chenopod i Chenopodium vulvaria* pigweed* Convolvul Calystegia occidentalis ssp occidentalis chaparral morning-glory Crassul Dudleya cymosa ssp cymosa lax dudleya Dipsac Dipsacus fullonum* wild teasel* Euphorbi Euphorbia crenulata Chinese caps
3 Fab Acacia baileyana* Cootamundra wattle* Fab Lathyrus tingitanus* Fab Lupinus formosus var formosus Fab Lupinus microcarpus var densiflorus Tangier pea* summer lupine chick lupine Fab Spartium junceum* Spanish broom* Fab Trifolium wormskioldii Fab Vicia ludoviciana var ludoviciana cow clover slender vetch Fab Vicia villosa ssp* hairy vetch* Gerani Erodium moschatum* white-stemmed storksbill* Hydrophy ll Phacelia californica California phacelia Hydrophy ll Phacelia malvifolia stinging phacelia Lami Mentha arvensis field mint Lami Prunella vulgaris var vulgaris* Lythr Lythrum californicum self-heal* California loosestrife Malv Malva parviflora* cheeseweed* Onagr Epilobium pygmaeum smooth boisduvalia Onagr Ludwigia palustris Pacific marsh purslane
4 Oxalid Oxalis rubra* windowbox oxalis* Polemoni Linanthus ambiguus# serpentine linanthus# Polygon Rumex maritimus golden dock Polygon Rumex salicifolius var transitorius Ranuncul Ranunculus aquatilus var capillaceus Rubi Galium trifidum var pacificum willow dock water buttercup trifid bedstraw Salic Salix sitchensis Sitka willow Antirrhinum vexillocalyculatum ssp vexillo-calyculatum wiry snapdragon Castilleja exserta ssp exserta purple owl'sclover Castilleja foliolosa woolly Indian paintbrush Castilleja subinclusa ssp franciscana Franciscan paintbrush Limosella aquatica northern mudwort Triphysaria versicolor ssp versicolor smooth orthocarpus Solan Solanum nigrum* black nightshade* Reported by Sheldon Woodward Valerian Plectritis congesta sea blush Cyper Carex gracilior slender sedge
5 Cyper Carex senta rough sedge Cyper Cyperus esculentus yellow nutgrass Cyper Eleocharis acicularis needle spikerush Cyper Scirpus robustus prairie bulrush Hydrocha rit Elodea canadensis common waterweed Hydrocha rit Najas guadalupensis common waternymph Hydrocha rit Najas marina holly-leaved water-nymph Reported by Winkie Irid Iris macrosiphon ground iris Junc Juncus phaeocephalus var brown-headed rush Juncagin Lilaea scilloides floweringquillwort Lemn Lemna gibba gibbous duckweed Lemn Lemna minuta least duckweed Lemn Spirodela polyrrhiza duckmeat Reported by Winkie Lili Allium serra serrated onion Lili Allium unifolium one-leaved onion Lili Clintonia andrewsiana red clintonia Lili Disporum smithii large-flowered fairy bell
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Family Genus Species Common Name Abundance Persistence Alaska Rank Source
1 - highly invasive - may displace or replace native ecosystems 2 - aggressive - widespread, persistent, but may not replace native species or change ecosystem function 3 - taxa present in the territory
Family Genus Species Common Name Abundance Persistence Alaska Rank Source
1 - highly invasive - may displace or replace native ecosystems 2 - aggressive - widespread, persistent, but may not replace native species or change ecosystem function 3 - taxa present in the territory
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