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Voucher Mapping
Families: 19
Genera: 25
Species: 27
Total Taxa (details): 27
Lomatium lucidum (Nutt.) Jepson - Shiny Lomatium
NATIVE, Note: Not in Caspers Park proper but in property managed by the park. CalFlora Observation Ambrosia monogyra (Torr. & A. Gray) Strother & B. G. Baldwin - Leafy Burrobush
NATURALIZED, well established and spreading just beyond the south edge of the park, Note: Apparently not in the Park, just south of the Park boundary; Fred M. Roberts 8652 [IRVC] Carduus tenuiflorus - Slender Thistle
NATURALIZED (native to central Europe), Note: Likely misidentifed. Appears to be Carduus pycnocephalus var. pycnocephalus, awaiting annotation.; H. Camp 7 [IRVC] NATIVE, Note: Specimen indicates Cleveland National Forest, not in Caspers Park.; Richard Spjut 2213 [HSC] Venegasia carpesioides DC. - Jesuit Flower
NATIVE, Note: Mapping outside Park, but locality not precise enough to know; already documented in the Park; Marsh, K. 1984-02-21 [UCSB], Karlin G. Marsh 1984-02-21 [IRVC] Cuscuta subinclusa Durand & Hilg. - Canyon Dodder
NATIVE. , Note: Specimen collection appears to be just outside of Caspers Park; Fred M. Roberts 6100 [RSA] Arctostaphylos glandulosa Eastw. - Eastwood's manzanita
NATIVE. Note: Specimen collections not specific enough to Caspers Park. Variety needs to be determined; W. Pequegnat s.n. [LA], Richard Spjut 2230 [HSC] Acmispon argophyllus (A. Gray) Brouillet - Silver-Leaf Lotus
Hoita macrostachya (DC.) Rydb. - Leather Root
NATIVE, Note: Possibly in Caspers Wilderness Park, but locality vague, not georeferenced in Park, already documented there from other records; R. F. Thorne 49564 [DAV] Lathyrus tingitanus L. - Tangier Pea
NATURALIZED (native to Europe, northern Africa; cultivated as ornamental), Note: Likely not in Park. "Label data is 'United States, California, Orange, Santa Ana Mtns.: San Juan Canyon, Hwy 74, 3.2 km E San guard Station'. This would place the location outside and E of the park. The georeferenced was added in 2011." (R. Vanderhoff, pers. comm.); T.W. Mulroy 1866 [IRVC] Ribes malvaceum Sm. - Chaparral Currant
NATIVE. Note: Locality not specific enough to definitively be in Caspers Park. Two varieties in California; needs to be determined; W.E. Pequegnat s.n. [LA] Phacelia grandiflora (Benth.) A. Gray - Giant-Flower Phacelia
Clinopodium chandleri (Brandegee) P.D. Cantino & Wagstaff - San Miguel Savory
NATIVE, Note: These localities vague or definitely outside the Park; Howe, D.F 1555 [SDSU], Ronald Osborn 15 [LOB], Darley F. Howe 1555 [SD] Mirabilis laevis (Benth.) Curran - Wishbone Plant
NATIVE, Note: Collection appears to be outside Caspers Wilderness Park; R.W. Spjut 2228 [HSC] Clarkia similis F.H. Lewis & W.R. Ernst - Canyon Clarkia
NATIVE, Note: Locality vague, likely not in Park. "A 1997 collection with a questionable location. Label states: 'United States, California, Orange, Cleveland National Forest, 1.6 mi. SE of Ortega Hwy (Calif. Hwy 74) on Rd. 7-S14 . . . 549 meters (1801ft) . . . Habitat: Chaparral. Rocky creek edge. . . Common in grassy areas near & away from the roadside.' That elevation does not exist within the park and the gps point is not near a creek or a roadside. Also states Cleveland National Forest. I suspect this is further East or further upslope." (R. Vanderhoff, pers. comm.); George K. Helmkamp 1657 [UCR] Eulobus californicus Nutt. ex Torr. & A. Gray - False-Mustard
NATIVE, Note: Specimen collection not in Caspers Wilderness Park, just south of Caspers Park boundary; Ron Vanderhoff 554 [IRVC] Castilleja applegatei Fernald - Wavyleaf Paintbrush
NATIVE, Note: Originally included on Checklist from iNat observations, but these now in doubt. Uncertain it is in the Park. Eschscholzia caespitosa Benth. - Tufted Gold-Poppy
Eschscholzia caespitosa var. hypecoides (Benth.) A. Gray - San Benito poppy
NATIVE, Note: Specimen appears to be Eschscholzia californica, having a wide receptacular ring; D. Markovitz 4 [LOB] Diplacus aurantiacus (Curtis) Jeps. - Orange Monkey Flower
NATIVE, Note: Specimen cited as Diplacus australis, but likely misidentifed. Appears to be Diplacus aurantiacus. Removed from main Checklist for now.; Melvin Kunkle 38 [LOB] Keckiella antirrhinoides (Benth.) Straw - Yellow Bush Penstemon
NATIVE, Specimen probably not collected in Park. "Westerberg label data indicates only 'San Juan Canyon, San Bernardino Co.'. On that same day Westerberg has a collection in Lake Elsinore. I suspect this is further E in the mountains. The Nelson voucher label info states simply 'United States, California, Orange, San Juan Canyon' with the geolocation assumed latter. I also suspect this may have been further East and at a higher elevation. This sp. should be looked for in the chaparral portions of the park." (R. Vanderhoff, pers. comm.); S. Westerberg 1938-04-07 [CHSC], Donald G. Nelson 259 [UCJEPS] Calamagrostis koelerioides Vasey - Dense-Pine Reed Grass
NATIVE, Note: Out of Park (F. Roberts, pers. comm.); coordinates in process of being changed.; Fred M. Roberts 4941 [RSA] Ceanothus leucodermis Greene - Chaparral Whitethorn
NATIVE, Note: Locality vague, likely not in Park. "A single historic record from Pequegnat has questionable georeferenced data. Stated as "U.S.A., Orange, Santa Ana Mountains; Ortega Rd" with a verbatim elevation of "1800ft". The gps data was transcribed at a later time. The elevation at the gps is only 400ft and there is no elevation anywhere in the park at this elevation. The sp. is also generally higher elevation. I suspect this was collected further East up Hwy. 74." (R. Vanderhoff, pers. comm.); W. Pequegnat s.n. [LA] Ceanothus palmeri Trel. - Palmer’s-Lilac
NATIVE, Note: Locality vague, likely not in Park. "Label states 'U.S.A., Orange/Riverside, Peninsular Ranges; Santa Ana Mountains; Ortega Rd'. No elevation is given, but an error radius of 15000m is listed. Given the range of this species I also suspect this collection was from much further East in the mountains." (R. Vanderhoff, pers. comm.); W.E. Pequegnat s.n. [LA] Salix laevigata Bebb - Red Willow
NATIVE, Note: Specimen collection not in Caspers Wilderness Park, just south of Caspers Park boundary; Ron Vanderhoff 553 [IRVC] Styrax redivivus (Torr.) L.C. Wheeler - Snowdrop Bush
NATIVE, Note: Styrax officinalis var. fulvescens is a synonym of S. redivivus; C. A. Barile s.n. [LOB] Typha angustifolia L. - Narrow-Leaf Cattail
NATIVE, Note: Identification doubtful; needs confirmation.; Robert F. Thorne 49636 [RSA], R.F. Thorne 49636 [SD] Typha domingensis Pers. - Southern Cattail
NATIVE. Note: Just outside of Caspers Park.; Fred M. Roberts 6643 [RSA] |
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This project made possible by National Science Foundation Awards 1802301 and 1802163 and by the National Park Service.
For more information about CCH2 or the California Phenology Network, email Jenn Yost jyost@calpoly.edu.
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