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Shrub species are diverse.This is a high terrace that rarely floods.This is a dangerous ledgy cliff face. I could not reach the point but am in the polygon.This is near the bottom of a large, broad alcove.Data collected 14 m west of point. Point occurs on a lower ledge (50 m lower in elevation separated by a vertical cliff).This is an old colluvial slope that is mostly covered with soil now; it is located in the bottom of the canyon.This P-J woodland has a small opening dominated by Bouteloua gracilis and Hesperostipa comata. Douglas-fir are present but Juniper dominates.This slope occurs in a broad alcove and is characterized by huge boulders, some the size of a single-wide trailer.Low vegetation density due to extensive slickrock.Extensive slickrock is limiting vegetation density.Extensive slickrock is limiting vegetation density.Data collected 20 m east of actual point due to cliff.Scattered Douglas-fir occur here. The channel bottom supports Salix exigua. This polygon is not uniform.Extensive rock is limiting vegetation densities.Point occurs in the channel of a side canyon. Fraxinus anomala and Cornus sericea are dominant. Arctostaphylos patula is abundant to the south and down slope of the point.Pinyon - Juniper trees become more abundant upslope on the canyon side. Douglas-fir dominates lower elevations in this canyon.Data collected 57 m northwest of point due to vertical cliff wall inhibiting access.Data collected 17 m north of point centroid due to vertical cliff wall inhibiting access.Few Douglas-fir occur at this site, but they do occur north and south of here.Extensive bedrock is limiting vegetation density.Rhus trilobata and Amelanchier sp. are abundant on the more mesic toe slope.This is a flat area between two cliffs. There is much soil development here.Point occurs in a sand dune environment about 40 m east of a slickrock community.IrB  l J (  z_2X80n/aLow LevelGPS@1000000100000010000WUSQOKIGECA==;9751% n/an/aMidslopeGPS@0207000010100100010000`^\ZXTRPLJFBB@><84(#%5272LowslopeGPS@07000001000100010000XVTRPLJHDB@<<:8640$Z31291MidslopeGPS@0104000010400200010000^\ZXVRPNJHD@@><:62&!;2275LowslopeGPS@030000010400200010000ZXVTRNLJFD@<<:8640$(15252LowslopeGPST@0700000200000010000XVTRPLJHFDB>><:862&!variable106High SlopeGPS@01100001biotic crustTT0T00010000vtrpnjhfdb`^PLJHD@4/#1variablevariableLow LevelGPSb@0701000030100100010000pnljhdb`\ZVRRPNLHD83(4120MidslopeGPS@010700001010010000000ZXVTRPNLHFB>><:840$!2486LowslopeGPS@0900001biotic crust010100100010000kigec_][WUQM?;9751% ?1179Low LevelGPS@0700000200000010000WUSQOKIGECA==;9751% 525162MidslopeGPS@020000020900100010000\ZXVTPNLHFB>><:862&!10216High SlopeGPSd@010700001010010000000^\ZXVTRPLJFBB@><84(#7161High LevelGPSf@ 01080000010010000000ZXVTRPNLHFB@@><:62&! 6164High SlopeGPSf@ 01080000010010000000ZXVTRPNLHFB@@><:62&! 20262High SlopeGPSl@ 0106000010200100010000`^\ZXTRPLJFBB@><84(# 110165LowslopeGPS@ 07000002000100010000ZXVTRNLJFDB>><:862&! 2342High LevelGPS`@ 010800000100100010000\ZXVTPNLHFB@@><:62&! 615208MidslopeGPSZ@0080100010200100010000^\ZXVRPNJHD@@><842&!/5239LowslopeGPS@0302000020100100010000\ZXVTPNLHFB>><:840$10180MidslopeGPS@010700001010010000000\ZXVTRPNJHD@@><:62&!5191High SlopeGPS@0107000010100100010000^\ZXVRPNJHD@@><:62&!538270MidslopeGPS@0101000010300400010000^\ZXVRPNJHD@@><:62&!6101High SlopeGPSb@0107000010100100010000^\ZXVRPNJHD@@><:62&!437213MidslopeGPS@0301000010400300010000^\ZXVRPNJHD@@><:62&!0n/aHigh LevelGPS@08020002biotic crust02T0T00010000jhfdb^\ZXVTPB><:62&!5182High SlopeGPS@00070002000100010000ZXVTRNLJFDB>><:642&!LVALb B 8~H&This point is right next to the NPS boundary. No differences in grazing disturbance is observed. Many pinyons are dead.This stand is occasionally flooded.There is much bedrock exposed here due to washed out soil.This slope is somewhat protected. The Douglas-fir trees are scattered across the slope.This stand is diverse and non-uniform. Patches of Hesperostipa comata, Artemisia dracunculus, and Ericameria nauseosus occur on this terrace. A narrow band of Gambel's oak occurs to the northeast.Data recorded 17.0 m from actual point due to the presence of a cliff wall. Community is uniform however. This is a sparsely vegetated slickrock community.This terrace is rarely flooded. Two ponderosa pine trees occur at this point.This community is heterogeneous and follows the channel bottom. Oak shrubs occur on an adjacent higher terrace.Data collected 38.0 m northwest of point. Vegetation is sparse due to extent of exposed rock.This point falls in the wash bottom and is regularly flooded.This is a sloping area in the canyon bottom.This is the canyon bottom. The point is adjacent to the drainage and has a substrate of alluvium.This is a flat low lying canyon bottom adjacent to the drainage. This area is very heterogeneous with many species converging in a small area.This point is at the base of cliffs which shed water creating a more mesic site. The vegetation is heterogeneous.This is a slope of built-up alluvium in White Canyon bottom.This is an alluvial deposit area in the canyon bottom. This area is a mix of tall and short shrubs and grasses and forbs. It does have some characteristics of an Ericameria nauseosus desert wash shrubland.Data collected 128 m north of point. Vegetation is clearly visible.Point falls in a small graminoid stand surrounded by P - J and various shrubs.This point occurs in a shallow wash on a steep talus slope. This may also be called Pseudotsuga menziesii / mixed shrub woodland.PhG  f C * kBjO.660n/aHigh LevelGPS@ 1000001biotic crust010000000000fdb`^\ZXVTRN@<:862&!55Q409MidslopeGPSh@ 0102000020400300010000[YWUSOMKGEA==;973/#44g38350MidslopeGPS@ 0103000010400200010000^\ZXVRPNJHD@@><:62&!33269High SlopeGPS@0601000010100100010000][YWUQOMIGC??=;951% 22n25130High SlopeGPS@T1100000000000000VTRPNLJHFDB@@><:64(#11,1277Low LevelGPS@0008000100000010000WUSQOKIGECA==;9531% 0023345Low LevelGPS@050000030100200010000[YWUSOMKGEA==;9751% //Y40348MidslopeGPS@010600004020T00010000\ZXVTPNLJHD@@><:62&!..26301MidslopeGPSp@0501000030500100010000^\ZXVRPNJHD@@><:62&!--6232High LevelGPS@0900001biotic crust0200000010000hfdb`\ZXVTRN@<:862&!,,0n/aLow LevelGPS@T00001100000010000USQOMIGECA?;;97531% ++9160High LevelGPS@06040001biotic crust02010T00010000ljhfd`^\ZXTPB><:62&!**0n/aHigh LevelGPS@0900001biocrust02010T00010000fdb`^ZXVTRNJ@<:862&!))82200Low LevelGPSF@0100000800000010000WUSQOKIGECA==;9751% ((5182High LevelGPSt@06060001biocrust01T0T00010000fdb`^ZXVTRPLB><:62&!'')36340MidslopeGPS@03000007020000010000ZXVTRNLJHFB>><:862&!&&31330Low LevelGPS@0800000200000010000WUSQOKIGECA==;9751% %%o28200MidslopeGPS6@ 0108000010100100010000^\ZXVRPNJHD@@><:62&!$$+3310Low LevelGPS@ 0103000040200100010000][YWUQOMIGC??=;951% ##21214Low LevelGPS@ 000600020200200010000[YWUSOMKGEA==;9531% ""2129MidslopeGPS@ 0208000010100100010000\ZXVTPNLHFB>><:840$!!"1280Low LevelGPSz@ 0020600010200300010000][YWUQOMIGC??=;731%  14114LowslopeGPSX@0600001biotic crust030100100010000ljhfd`^\XVRN@<:862&!0n/aLow LevelGPS@0020900010100100010000][YWUQOMIGC??=;731% 0n/aLow LevelGPS@0601000060100100010000][YWUQOMIGC??=;951% "10202LowslopeGPS@090000020100100010000\ZXVTPNLHFB>><:862&!21238LowslopeGPSx@0700001moss040100100010000db`^\XVTPNJF@<:862&!tLVALZz T h B ( pA pour-off (~40 m high) stopped me from continuing to the point. It appears to be a PJ/Amelanchier utahensis type. These data represent a best guess.This point occurs adjacent to a low cliff band. Runoff from the rock supports a diverse shrub understory.Pinyon mortality is associated with previous drought.This canyon rim consists of a series of wide ledges. Some giant boulders have broken from some cliff faces.This point occurs on slickrock supporting a sparse woodland. Vegetation is rooted in rock fractures.Pinyon tree mortality is related to previous drought.This is a sloping and ledgy canyon rim of slickrock and P - J / Cercocarpus intricatus.Point occurs on slickrock on the canyon rim. Vegetation is rooted in rock fractures.This is a heterogeneous community supported by runoff from overhanging cliffs.This is the top of a mesa that forms the canyon rim. Grazing has disturbed the vegetation.This point occurs in a wash on a steep, canyon side.This type is not in the classification. Runoff from cliffs supports this community. P - J woodland occurs down slope from this point (~25 m).This point occurs in a shallow mesic wash area that supports a diverse vegetation community.This area is very sparse with almost no vegetation. The point is very near a cliff face.This terrace is intermittently flooded. Salix exigua occurs predominantly adjacent to the wash.A small opening in the Gambel oak canopy supports Hesperostipa comata growth. This polygon is diverse and not uniform.This is 18 m from the actual point. I could not get any further due to a ledgy canyon wall.This is a somewhat sheltered slope in the canyon bottom.This point is right next to a fence, presumably to keep cattle out. However, grazing disturbance exists on both sides of the fence.This is a sheltered canyon bottom that receives runoff during rain events creating a mesic micro-environment.This area's soil has been eroded away leaving channels. Some pinyon trees are dead.o@ " x [  5`AUPP3064Midslope@T10000T010000T0000PNLJHFDB@>:88642., OO0n/aLow LevelGPS@ 0006001water0400000010000`^\ZXTRPNLJF?;9531% NN 1322LowslopeGPS@ 02070001water01010010000000ca_][YWUQOKG@<:840$MM1252MidslopeGPS@ 0108000010100100010000][YWUQOMIGC??=;951% LLk0n/aHigh LevelGPS@ 0700004biotic crust02000100010000jhfdb^\ZVTRN@<:862&!KK46360MidslopeGPS@ 0104000010700100010000^\ZXVRPNJHD@@><:62&!JJ287High SlopeGPSJ@0601000020100100010000][YWUQOMIGC??=;951% II2255High LevelGPSH@07000001000100020000ZXVTRNLJFDB>><:862&!HH5258High SlopeGPSd@0107000010100100010000^\ZXVRPNJHD@@><:62&!GG18158LowslopeGPS@06000002060T00010000ZXVTRNLJHFB>><:862&!FF0n/aHigh LevelGPS@1000001biocrust010000000000b`^\ZXVTRPNJ@<:862&!EE2115High LevelGPS@0603000010100100010000^\ZXVRPNJHD@@><:62&!DD64High SlopeGPSV@030000010100700010000YWUSQMKIEC?;;9753/#CC32310MidslopeGPS"This is a sheltered canyon wall.0601000020400100010000~|zxtrpljfbb`^\XT&!BBk24332High LevelGPS@01100001biotic crust01T0T00T0000jhfdb`^\ZXVRD@><84(#AA1316High LevelGPSd@0700000200000010000XVTRPLJHFDB>><:862&!@@0n/aHigh LevelGPS"This is cliff-forming slickrock.01100001biocrustTT0T00T0000~|zxvtrpnd`^\XT&!??230294MidslopeGPS*@020000050600100010000\ZXVTPNLHFB>><:862&!>>954High LevelGPS@0404000010200100010000][YWUQOMIGC??=;951% ==2271High LevelGPSj@0700000200000010000XVTRPLJHFDB>><:862&!<<variable196High LevelGPS@02090001biocrust01010T00010000vtrpnjhfdb^ZPLJHD@4/#;;7353High LevelGPS@0107000010100100010000^\ZXVRPNJHD@@><:62&!::2301High LevelGPSj@0800000100000010000XVTRPLJHFDB>><:862&!99|2590High SlopeGPS@01110001biotic crustTT0T00T0000geca_][YWUSQC?=;73'"8831280High LevelGPS@ 0108000010100100010000`^\ZXTRPLJFBB@><84(#77D4059MidslopeGPS@ 0103000010500200010000][YWUQOMIGC??=;951% LVAL ( | 2 . <(0>This is white slickrock that forms the canyon rim.This area has been heavily grazed. Some pinyon death occurs here.The point is not accessible but the site is visible. It is a sloping slickrock canyon with P - J / Cercocarpus intricatus.This is a slickrock rim where soil is developed in some areas.The point is either on the top or bottom. The GPS locates the point within 5 m of either the top or bottom of a small cliff.Runoff from overhanging cliff walls supports this diverse community.Douglas-fir and P - J trees co-occur here, although Douglas-fir is dominant at this elevation. Runoff from overhanging cliffs support this vegetation.This is the White Canyon bottom; large boulders (from cliffs above) create an interesting area with high shrub diversity.Not accessible; I can see the area of point 88-it is a slickrock slope with P - J / Cercocarpus intricatus.This is the bottom of White Canyon. Alluvial deposits make up the substrate.Data recorded 16.0 m from actual point location which is in the drainage bottom and inaccessible. Polygon is not uniform.Point occurs on slickrock but is characterized by P - J trees growing in rock fractures.This area is below a butte but is near the canyon rim. No signs of disturbance except footprints from AA.This is a very steep slope of large colluvium and outcrop ledges.A shallow wash occurs near the point.This point occurs in a shallow wash.this point occurs on sparsely vegetated slickrock.This is an area where the canyon walls have produced large rock fall and soil has developed.This area is an opening in P - J / sparse understory woodland. The entire area has been/is being grazed.The surrounding area has a sparse understory. The point occurs on a band of exposed rock which supports some scattered trees.Pinyon trees are dying due to past drought.This is a canyon rim where slickrock is exposed and influences the vegetation.Pinyon mortality is occurring due to past drought.J\} 9 ' Y 9nF/@jj5330High LevelGPS"Point occurs adjacent to a wash.0304000020200200010000~|zxtrpljfbb`^\XT&!ii42High LevelGPS@06010004biotic crust02010000010000igeca][YWUQM?;973/#hh3360High LevelGPS@08020001Biotic crust020100100010000nljhfb`^ZXTPB><:62&!ggvariablen/aHigh LevelGPS@ 09010001biotic crust020100100010000|zxvtpnlhfb^PLJHD@4/#fff0n/aHigh LevelGPSv@ 0110000010000000000XVTRPNLJHFD@@><:62&!ee0n/aLow LevelGPS@ 0006000600000010000WUSQOKIGECA==;9531% dd}42Low LevelGPSt@ 07020001biotic crust0300000010000fdb`^ZXVTRPL>:862."cc`8122LowslopeGPS@ 080000020100100010000ZXVTRNLJFD@<<:8640$bb0n/aLow LevelGPS@0100001000000010000WUSQOKIGECA==;9751% aap0n/aHigh LevelGPS@0111000010000000000XVTRPNLJHFD@@><:62&!``1255High LevelGPS@0303000010300200010000^\ZXVRPNJHD@@><:62&!__6320High LevelGPS@0308000010100100010000^\ZXVRPNJHD@@><:62&!^^6147High LevelGPSf@070100001000100010000\ZXVTPNLHFD@@><:62&!]]<44294MidslopeGPS@0207000020200100010000^\ZXVRPNJHD@@><:62&!\\`0n/aHigh LevelGPS@060200004T0T00010000ZXVTRNLJHFD@@><:62&![[0n/aLow LevelGPS@0100001100000010000WUSQOKIGECA==;9751% ZZ0n/aLow LevelGPSf@0600001biotic crust040100100010000kigec_][WUQM?;9751% YY15132High SlopeGPSd@02080001biotic crust010100100010000pnljhdb`\ZVRD@><84(#XX_10190High LevelGPS@0900000200000010000ZXVTRNLJHFD@@><:84(#WW&3064Midslope@T10000T010000T0000PNLJHFDB@>:88642., VV10152High LevelGPS|@04070001biotic crust010100100010000pnljhdb`\ZVRD@><84(#UUvariablen/aHigh LevelGPS@0210000010100100010000ljhfd`^\XVRNNLJHD@4/#TTM2517MidslopeGPS@0203000010300200010000][YWUQOMIGC??=;951% SSd4038MidslopeGPS,@0103000020600200010000][YWUQOMIGC??=;951% RR310242High LevelGPS!This is a slickrock canyon rim.01100001biotic crustTT0T00T0000}{ywusea_]YU(#QQvariablevariableLow LevelGPS@0010200050300100010000pnljhdb`\ZVRRPNJFD83(LVALZ b  b bn `<This is the canyon rim and is almost entirely covered by soil.This is an area of well developed soils with several water-eroded channels present.This area is generally flat although a few ledges do occur here (above Deer Canyon and below a mesa/butte).The point is located on a terrace above the stream.Sheet wash from sandstone cliffs above and this point's position at the canyon bottom creates mesic conditions.This is the low slope near the Deer Canyon bottom.Although the point is not accessible I can that it is mostly slickrock with some PJ and Cer int.This is the rim of a side canyon. Soils are well developed with high cover of cryptobiotic crusts.This is a slightly sloping and ledgy portion of the White Canyon rim.This is an undulating area of the canyon rim. Small channels cut through the soil.This is white slickrock and is located near the canyon rim.This Populus fremontii stand is at the bottom of White Canyon with alluvial deposits making up the substrate.This is the bottom of a drainage that forms a side canyon.The point is at the base of a butte or mesa and the rim of the canyon.This is the bottom of White Canyon. Sheet wash adds to mesic conditions.This point is located on an area that is almost exclusively slickrock; very little vegetation is present in a 20 m radius from this point.This is a rocky site supporting a high cover of Cercocarpus montanus.This is at the rim of a side canyon. Slickrock is exposed with soil development in slickrock depressions.Areas within this polygon have sparse understories.This is a steep wall of the canyon, which consists of a series of ledges.This point is located at the transition between a more slickrock P - J / Cercocarpus intricatus type and a substrate of deeper soils with P - J / sparse understory. Grazing disturbance (soil compaction) is evident.This is a sheltered canyon bottom making GP satellite reception difficult.This is the bottom of a canyon with alluvial soils.xa 8 m U ( ];mV7c`1234Low LevelGPSJ@06010001biotic crust030100100010000nljhfb`^ZXTPB><:62&![0n/aLow LevelGPS@070000030100100010000[YWUSOMKGEA==;9751% DvariablevariableHigh LevelGPS~@0210000010100100T0000omkigeca][WSSQOMIE94(0n/aHigh LevelGPS @09000003000100010000ZXVTRNLJFDB>><:862&!d2838High SlopeGPS@011100001010T00010000][YWUQOMKIEAA?=;73'"0n/aLow LevelGPS@0009000200000010000WUSQOKIGECA==;9531% Q0n/aHigh LevelGPS@ 0900000300000010000XVTRPLJHFDB>><:862&!~~0n/aHigh LevelGPS@ 04040004biotic crust020100100010000nljhfb`^ZXTPB><:62&!}}1348High LevelGPSn@ 0700000200000010000XVTRPLJHFDB>><:862&!||5318High LevelGPS@ 0700001biotic crust030200100010000ljhfd`^\XVRN@<:862&!{{a0n/aHigh LevelGPS@ 0602000040100100010000^\ZXVRPNJHD@@><:62&!zz;42329MidslopeGPS@030500004010000010000\ZXVTPNLJHD@@><:62&!yy]1614High LevelGPSx@02090001biocrust010100100010000kigec_][WUQMC?=;73'"xxX0n/aHigh LevelGPSv@0800002biotic crust0200T00010000hfdb`\ZXVTRN@<:862&!ww1255High LevelGPSf@070000020100100010000\ZXVTPNLHFB>><:862&!vv5335High LevelGPS@09010001biotic crust020100100010000nljhfb`^ZXTPB><:62&!uu0n/aLow LevelGPS@T020001000000010000WUSQOKIGECA==;9731% ttl4302High LevelGPS@011000001010010000000\ZXVTRPNJHD@@><:62&!ssA0n/aHigh LevelGPS@T11000T0000000000TRPNLJHFDB@>><:842&!rr0n/aLow LevelGPS@0600000600000020000WUSQOKIGECA==;9751% qq0n/aHigh LevelGPS|@08010001biotic crust020100100010000nljhfb`^ZXTPB><:62&!pp8334High LevelGPS@0800001biotic crust03000100010000jhfdb^\ZVTRN@<:862&!ooZ0n/aHigh LevelGPS@07020002biotic crust02T0T00010000jhfdb^\ZXVTPB><:62&!nn0n/aLow LevelGPSf@0900000300000010000WUSQOKIGECA==;9751% mm0n/aLow LevelGPS@01020000900000010000YWUSQMKIGEC??=;951% ll24109LowslopeGPSd@T00001100000010000VTRPNJHFDB@<<:8642&!kk25100MidslopeGPS@T1100000000000000TRPNLJHFDB@>><:842&!LVAL~ jvThis area has a substrate of relatively deep soil with some channeling cut across the slope.This is a drainage on the canyon rim.This is a relatively flat area at the bottom of a wide drainage on the canyon rim.This is a slickrock community where vegetation grows in cracks.This area has well developed and deep soils. Shepherdia rotundifolia and Artemisia tridentata are both present and characterize the understory.This is an area of exposed slickrock supporting pinyon and Cerocarpus intricatus.This is the canyon bottom with a sandy alluvial substrate. Vegetation is heterogeneous with scattered Populus fremontii trees in the drainage.This is an area on the rim of White Canyon. The understory is a sparse mix of Ephedra viridis and Gutierrezia sarothrae.This relatively flat area forms the head of a drainage leading to the main canyon.The understory is sparse in some areas of this polygon.This area of the canyon rim has relatively deep soils that produce deep drainages or washes.This is at the bottom of a small drainage and adjacent to the loop road.The point is in between a low and high ledge and is thus not accessible. However, I can see that Pseudotsuga menziesii trees characterize the polygon and there may be Quercus gambelii present too.This is the sloping rim of White Canyon above Sipapu Bridge.This is a flat area between the Deer Canyon rim and a mesa.Patches of sparse understory occur in this polygon.This is on a series of ledges where soil is developed in some areas and slickrock is completely exposed in other areas.The topographic location (proximity to water) and the sheet wash from above create a mesic environment.This point is almost on the edge of the main canyon rim. The area supports a classic slickrock type.This is a sandstone ledge on the canyon rim-there is almost no vegetation here except for a band at the base of an upper ledge.This is a sandy terrace at the Deer and White Canyons confluence.Wa8 y U  } Ae$vV=713High LevelGPSPoint occurs in a wash.0700000200000010000pnljhdb`^\ZVVTRPNJ% X1245High LevelGPS@010900001010T00010000][YWUQOMKIEAA?=;73'"n/an/aMidslopeGPS@0000000000000000TRPNLJHFDB@>><:864(#4148High LevelGPS^@08000001000100010000ZXVTRNLJFDB>><:862&!8310High LevelGPS@0303000010300100010000^\ZXVRPNJHD@@><:62&!35333MidslopeGPS|@010500004050T00010000\ZXVTPNLJHD@@><:62&!2207High LevelGPST@0700000200000010000XVTRPLJHFDB>><:862&!5208High LevelGPS`@0207000010100100010000^\ZXVRPNJHD@@><:62&!0n/aLow LevelGPSThis is an alluvial terrace.0600000500000010000usqomigeca_[[YWUSO% 8152High SlopeGPSj@ 011000Tbiotic crustTT0T00T0000db`^\ZXVTRPN@><:62&!1216High LevelGPS!Point occurs in a shallow wash.070000010200100010000}{ywuqomigc__][YWS&!4193High LevelGPS@ 0106000010100100010000^\ZXVRPNJHD@@><:62&!m844LowslopeGPS@ 06020002biocrust02010T00010000eca_]YWUSQMI?;973/#,0n/aHigh LevelGPS@ 09010001biotic crust01T0T00010000jhfdb^\ZXVTPB><:62&!(0n/aHigh LevelGPSp@ 06010003biotic crust0200T00010000jhfdb^\ZXVTPB><:62&!H272High LevelGPSz@0400001biotic crust07T0T00010000geca_[YWUSQM?;9751% 10276LowslopeGPSj@020000090300100010000\ZXVTPNLHFB>><:862&!2227High LevelGPS!Point occurs in a shallow wash.0700000200000010000ywusqmkigec__][YWS&!5271High LevelGPSV@0800000100000010000XVTRPLJHFDB>><:862&!;15208High SlopeGPSl@01100001biocrustTT0T00T0000db`^\ZXVTRPND@><84(#;5134High LevelGPS"@0602000010100100010000^\ZXVRPNJHD@@><:62&!1216High LevelGPSf@0700000200000010000XVTRPLJHFDB>><:862&!3124High SlopeGPS@06020003biotic crust030100100010000mkigea_]YWSOA=;951% 0n/aLow LevelGPSz@0400000800000010000WUSQOKIGECA==;9751% 20200MidslopeGPS@06030001biocrust020100100010000jhfdb^\ZVTPLB><:62&!830High LevelGPS@0700001biotic crust050100100010000kigec_][WUQM?;9751% LVAL  ` > |  ( nP6Bp*This is a ledgy sloping canyon rim.This is a steep colluvial slope below the canyon rim.Exposed bedrock is limiting vegetation density here.The point is located directly on the ledge of a deadly cliff. The vegetation is sparse.A shallow wash occurs at the point.This area is on a wide ledge that forms the canyon rim. Soil erosion has produced some channels.This is the rim of a drainage near the rim of White Canyon. Bedrock is exposed and forms some ledges.The point is inaccessible, but it appears to be P - J / Cercocarpus montanus (see NABR.AA.166) for a similar plant community.Pinyon are dying due to previous drought years.Point occurs on a rocky ledge overlooking a shallow canyon. This vegetation follows the ledge.This is a steep colluvial slope that includes vertical ledges.An old road occurs adjacent to this point.Point occurs on exposed rock adjacent to a wash.This is sloping slickrock which forms the canyon rim.This site is disturbed by a pipeline. Point occurs in a shallow wash.This area is just above a drainage that leads to the main White Canyon.This is near the canyon rim; soil development over slickrock forms the substrate.This area is a flat ledge top with well developed soils.Pinyon and juniper trees are much taller than in other areas.This low slope is composed of alluvium and colluvium.Pinyon trees are dying due to past drought.This vegetation grows on patches of soil on slickrock.A nearby wash supports Amelanchier utahensis. Graminoid cover is more continuous in this stand than shrub cover. This is a heterogeneous polygon.Point occurs near the main park road (within ~25m).This is on the edge of a drainage located on the canyon rim. Some bedrock is exposed. Crusts are well developed.This point is located on a terrace above the drainage bottom.This point is on the ledge of drainage on the canyon rim. Petradoria pumila is not dense, but occurs frequently. fL , m Q 3 lN3mO!2145High LevelGPSF@0800000100000010000XVTRPLJHFDB>><:862&!5255High SlopeGPSF@0601000010100100010000^\ZXVRPNJHD@@><:62&!4255LowslopeGPS@050100004000100010000ZXVTRNLJFDB>><:840$2338High LevelGPSX@0700000200000010000XVTRPLJHFDB>><:862&!522High LevelGPS@07000001000100010000YWUSQMKIECA==;9751% 5330LowslopeGPS@060000010300100010000ZXVTRNLJFD@<<:8640$438High LevelGPS|@0301000020100300010000][YWUQOMIGC??=;951% b1242High LevelGPS@070100002T00100010000][YWUQOMIGEAA?=;73'"0n/aHigh LevelGPS4@ T1100001T0000T0000VTRPNLJHFDB>><:842&! 9234High LevelGPS @ 0206000010100100010000^\ZXVRPNJHD@@><:62&!1288High LevelGPSV@ 0700000200000010000XVTRPLJHFDB>><:862&!2272High LevelGPS@ 05000002000300010000ZXVTRNLJFDB>><:862&!16150LowslopeGPS@ 050000030100100020000\ZXVTPNLHFB>><:862&!1170High LevelGPS@0800000200000010000XVTRPLJHFDB>><:862&!4218High SlopeGPSV@0206000010100100010000^\ZXVRPNJHD@@><:62&!0n/aLow LevelGPSt@0100001000000010000WUSQOKIGECA==;9751% 1310High LevelGPS@0800000200000010000XVTRPLJHFDB>><:862&!)4234High LevelGPS^@0502000010100100010000^\ZXVRPNJHD@@><:62&!2175High LevelGPS@0800000200000010000XVTRPLJHFDB>><:862&!*2201High LevelGPSB@060100001000100010000\ZXVTPNLHFD@@><:62&!.2218High LevelGPSF@070000010100100010000\ZXVTPNLHFB>><:862&!"4128High LevelGPS*@0504000010100100010000^\ZXVRPNJHD@@><:62&!J144High LevelGPSF@06050001biocrust010100100010000igeca][YUSOKA=;951% 38332MidslopeGPSj@02000007050000010000ZXVTRNLJHFB>><:862&!&3257High LevelGPSh@0603000010100100020000^\ZXVRPNJHD@@><:62&!0164High LevelGPS@T11000TT0T00T0000TRPNLJHFDB@>><:842&!:2158High LevelGPSF@0601000010100100010000^\ZXVRPNJHD@@><:62&!0n/aHigh LevelGPS@10010001biocrust01T0T00010000fdb`^ZXVTRPLB><:62&!LVALN T < ( z n:8"nThis is mostly slickrock with some patches of soil.A shallow wash occurs at the point.A shallow wash occurs at the point.This narrow band of Gambel's oak is bounded by slickrock to the east and Populus fremontii to the north.Point occurs adjacent to the main Park Road.This terrain is hummocky and bisected by shallow washes. Soils are deep and support Artemisia tridentata ssp. wyomingensis establishment.This point occurs in a transitional area between riparian and upland communities. This point is heterogeneous. Flooding limits vegetation densities down slope of the point. Oak densities increase upslope of the creek on the upper terrace.Soils are shallow here and may be limiting vegetation density.This area is in an undulating area of relatively deep soil development and drainages.Actual point is inaccessible due to vertical cliffs. Data for this point were collected within the polygon and are an estimate of conditions at the point.point occurs near the boundary between 2 types. Point occurs on slickrock, but within 15 m of a P - J / Hesperostipa comata community.Pinyon trees are dying due to past drought.Several shallow washes occur near the point. This site may be disturbed from road construction.Point occurs on a high terrace above the wash bottom and may sometimes flood.Pinyon trees are dying due to past drought. Point occurs close to main park road (within 30 m).Slickrock is limiting vegetation densities.The vegetation occurs on some deposited alluvial material.Pinyon trees are dying due to drought. The main park road is 20 m from this point.Exposed bedrock is limiting vegetation density.Pinyon trees are dying due to past drought. Shrubs are patchy in this polygon.Point occurs near a shallow wash.A shallow wash occurs at the point.Extensive rock is limiting vegetation density. The polygon is heterogeneous with grassland understories alternating with shrub dominated rocky areas.dE &  c : j+nC- hG59High SlopeGPS@0107000010100100010000[YWUSOMKGEA==;973/#6114High SlopeGPSN@0107000010100100010000^\ZXVRPNJHD@@><:62&!O5185High LevelGPS@07010001biotic crust020100100010000nljhfb`^ZXTPB><:62&!2833MidslopeGPS@0202000020300200010000][YWUQOMIGC??=;951% 30352MidslopeGPS~@0201000010600200010000^\ZXVRPNJHD@@><:62&!352MidslopeGPS@060000020100100010000YWUSQMKIEC?;;9753/#844LowslopeGPSx@T000011010000010000USQOMIGECA=997531/#278LowslopeGPSn@0201000030300100010000[YWUSOMKGEA==;973/#U0n/aHigh LevelGPS@0900001biotic crust0200000010000hfdb`\ZXVTRN@<:862&!22294MidslopeGPSb@06040001biotic crust010200100010000nljhfb`^ZXTPB><:62&!191Low LevelGPSv@060000030100100010000ZXVTRNLJFD@<<:8640$2117Low LevelGPSN@04000004000100010000YWUSQMKIECA==;9751% 3229High LevelGPSF@ 0601000010100100010000^\ZXVRPNJHD@@><:62&!OvariablevariableHigh LevelGPS@ 09010001biocrust02T0T00010000ywusqmkigec_UQOMIE94(1200Low LevelGPS@ 0202000010300300010000][YWUQOMIGC??=;951% 0282High LevelGPSr@ 07050002biotic crust010100100010000nljhfb`^ZXTPB><:62&!2424High LevelGPSh@ 01090001biocrust01020T00010000igeca][YWUQMC?=;73'"1238Low LevelGPS@040000040100100010000[YWUSOMKGEA==;9751% 0356High LevelGPS`@01090001biocrust01T0T00010000fdb`^ZXVTRPLB><:62&!_5238High LevelGPSx@09010001biotic crust01010T00010000ljhfd`^\ZXTPB><:62&!32182High SlopeGPS`@0107000010100100010000`^\ZXTRPLJFBB@><84(#1342Low LevelGPS@000600010200200010000[YWUSOMKGEA==;9531% 2350High LevelGPS@07000002000100010000ZXVTRNLJFDB>><:862&!645High SlopeGPSR@0403000010100200010000][YWUQOMIGC??=;951% 1130Low LevelGPS@00070001000100020000YWUSQMKIECA==;9531% 4302High LevelGPS@0304000020200100010000^\ZXVRPNJHD@@><:62&!210342High LevelGPSf@05060002biocrust01T0T00010000hfdb`\ZXVTRND@><84(#LVALN v 6 ^ & L 2("<<v4"Vegetation is rooted in rock fractures. This stand is uniform. Cercocarpus intricatus density increases down slope (north) of this point.Vegetation is sparse on this slickrock.This point is located in a small wash, but the whole area is P - J / Shepherdia rotundifolia or P - J / Sparse Understory.Vegetation in this mixed shrub woodland is rooted in rock fractures. This polygon is heterogeneous.Vegetation uses water runoff from surrounding rocks and cliffs.Point occurs adjacent to a wash with relatively mesic conditions.This area is mesic and receives runoff from adjacent cliffs.This point occurs on a high terrace that rarely floods.This is a P - J stand with sparse but consistent cover of Shepherdia rotundifolia.this area is characterized by a series of ledges.Mesic conditions are supporting this mixed shrub community.This high terrace has recently flooded.A shallow wash occurs at the point.This is an undulating soil-covered area on the rim of the canyon.Poor GPS reception due to overhanging cliffs. Point occurs in a wash bottom.A series of ledges comprises this area of the canyon rim.This is a slickrock cliff that forms the canyon rim.This point occurs on a terrace that occasionally floods. Mesic conditions support a diverse shrub community.A series of slickrock ledges occur in this area.This is an area of well developed soils with many drainages.Vegetation is sparse due to extensive slickrock.A narrow band of Gambel's oak occupies the toe slope of the canyon side.Relatively mesic conditions associated with this wash support this vegetation community.Slickrock is limiting vegetation density.A narrow band of Gambel's oak borders this terrace to the southwest. The Gambel's oak occupies the toe slope of the canyon side. This point occurs on a low terrace that is intermittently flooded.This wash supports a relatively diverse community, which contrasts the surrounding stand.N0 Q ! 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Soil development is greater than slickrock P - J / Cercocarpus intricatus areas.This point is directly on the edge of the canyon wall.This is the mesa top that forms the rim of Armstrong and White Canyons. Some exposed bedrock forms small ledges.This is a ledge above Armstrong Canyon.This is a classic slickrock P - J / Cercocarpus intricatus vegetation type.This is an area of patchy soil on slickrock.The actual point occurs on a higher ledge and is inaccessible. The vegetation is uniform however.This is a low colluvial slope near the base of a mesa.This is almost exclusively slickrock with only one or two Cercocarpus intricatus shrubs.Although I am unable to navigate to the exact point, I can see that it appears to be P - J / Cercocarpus intricatus.This area is undulating due to soil erosion from streams.This is a colluvial slope on the mesa side.This is a colluvial slope located on the side of a mesa.This is the canyon rim where soil developed over slickrock.The point is on a ledge above this one and is thus not accessible. The vegetation on this series of ledges does not appear to be consistent with only minor exceptions.This is the top of the mesa between Armstrong and White Canyons. Some bedrock is exposed and forms a small ledge.This is a P - J stand with a mostly sparse understory.Vegetation is sparse and rooted in rock fractures.This point is located on a series of ledges that form the canyon wall.This area is the P - J of the canyon rim. Small washes have eroded soils down to the slickrock in some areas.A series of ledges occur here. The point is located on a flat ledge top.This is mostly slickrock (i.e., a geological type), but there are some Cercocarpus intricatus shrubs.A shallow wash occurs at the point.A shallow wash occurs at the point. 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The P - J are robust.Vegetation is sparse due to the extent of exposed bedrock.Extensive exposed bedrock is limiting vegetation densities.This is the rim of a side canyon.This is a sparse vegetation type growing on slickrock.This is almost in the back of an alcove. The vegetation is a mix of deciduous shrubs with some sparse P - J.This is slickrock P - J / Cercocarpus intricatus on the canyon rim.This is a ledgy canyon wall of slickrock. I can see the vegetation below and am within 50 m of the actual point location.This area has a substrate of slickrock with patches of soil.This is slickrock P - J / Cercocarpus intricatus with patches of soil.This is a terrace above the canyon bottom. A NPS trail occurs near the point.Vegetation is rooted in rock fractures.Soils are shallow. Pinyon trees are dying due to past drought.This is a ledgy slickrock area with some large boulders which have broken from the cliff.This is slickrock with almost no vegetation.This is the very bottom of Armstrong Canyon. The point is located in the drainage and is surrounded by Salix exigua and Populus fremontii.Extensive bedrock is limiting vegetation density.This is the canyon bottom; the substrate is alluvium.This is a ledgy part of the canyon rim.Runoff from slickrock is facilitating shrub establishment here.Vegetation is rooted among extensive exposed bedrock.Plants are rooted in rock fractures.The substrate of this area is mostly exposed slickrock with some soil patches.This is classic P - J / Cercocarpus intricatus vegetation on slickrock.This point is in the bottom of Armstrong Canyon. 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J n n   0  Vegetation is sparse due to the large area of exposed rock and limited soil availability.This is a ledgy area with a series of cliffs.This is an intermediate ledge that forms Armstrong Canyon rim.Runoff from upslope slickrock is supporting a diverse shrub layer.This is a step in the canyon rim. P - J / Cercocarpus intricatus surrounds this area, but Arctostaphylos patula is abundant here.This is a mesic site due to runoff from cliffs. The point occurs below a cliff wall.Extensive bedrock is limiting vegetation densities here.this area has more soil development (occurring in patches) than NABR.AA.051.A shallow wash occurs at the point.This vegetation is undisturbed and is located in a flat area on the canyon rim.Runoff from cliffs is supporting this vegetation.Vegetation is uniform in this slickrock habitat.Runoff from slickrock is supporting a diverse shrub community here.Point occurs in a wash with relatively mesic site conditions.This is a diverse and patchy community. Water runoff from exposed bedrock and cliffs supports this vegetation.Shallow washes occur at this point.Vegetation is utilizing water runoff from surrounding slickrock.Soils are shallow. A rocky low cliff occurs at the point.This community is uniform and occupies a band of slickrock with little available soil.This is a heterogeneous stand characterized by the occurrence of Mahonia fremontii. 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BuechlingS to Nvmap_NABR_25806.jpgVA9+   PlotAB18269745190-R1-E026A. BuechlingW to Evmap_NABR_25805.jpgVA9+   PlotAB18299745190-R1-E029A. BuechlingE to Wvmap_NABR_25804.jpgVA9+   PlotAB14119745240-R1-E011A. Buechlingvmap_NABR_25803.jpgN99+   PlotAB14109745240-R1-E010A. Buechlingvmap_NABR_25802.jpgN99+   PlotAB18239745190-R1-E023A. Buechlingw to Evmap_NABR_25800.jpgVA9+   PlotAB18229745190-R1-E022A. BuechlingN to Svmap_NABR_25801.jpgVA9+   PlotAB14219745240-R1-E021A. BuechlingE to Wvmap_NABR_25798.jpgVA9+   PlotAB14209745240-R1-E020A. BuechlingS to Nvmap_NABR_25799.jpgVA9+  PlotAB14179745240-R1-E017A. BuechlingW to Evmap_NABR_25797.jpgVA9+  PlotAB14169745240-R1-E016A. BuechlingN to Svmap_NABR_25796.jpgVA9+  PlotAB18169745190-R1-E016A. BuechlingW to Evmap_NABR_25795.jpgVA9+  PlotAB18179745190-R1-E017A. BuechlingN to Svmap_NABR_25794.jpgVA9+  PlotAB14159745240-R1-E015A. BuechlingW to Evmap_NABR_25793.jpgVA9+  PlotAB14149745240-R1-E014A. BuechlingN to Svmap_NABR_25792.jpgVA9+  PlotAB18219745190-R1-E021A. BuechlingW to Evmap_NABR_25790.jpgVA9+  PlotAB18209745190-R1-E020A. BuechlingS to Nvmap_NABR_25791.jpgVA9+  PlotTB9299745180-R1-E029T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25787.jpgR=5*  PlotAB14139745240-R1-E013A. BuechlingW to Evmap_NABR_25789.jpgVA9+  PlotAB14129745240-R1-E012A. BuechlingN to Svmap_NABR_25788.jpgVA9+  PlotTB9289745180-R1-E028T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25786.jpgR=5*  PlotAB18129745190-R1-E012A. BuechlingE to W (labeled as 010)vmap_NABR_25784.jpggR9+  PlotAB18119745190-R1-E011A. BuechlingS to N (labeled as 010)vmap_NABR_25785.jpggR9+ T)bu( " L z  > : j8l\(T S7PlotAB13319745160-R1-E031A. BuechlingN to Svmap_NABR_25862.jpgVA9+  R6PlotTB9119745180-R1-E011T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25861.jpgR=5*  Q6PlotTB9109745180-R1-E010T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25860.jpgR=5*  P4PlotAB13369745160-R1-E036A. BuechlingE to Wvmap_NABR_25859.jpgVA9+  O3PlotAB13169745160-R1-E016A. BuechlingN to Svmap_NABR_25858.jpgVA9+  N3PlotAB13159745160-R1-E015A. BuechlingE to Wvmap_NABR_25857.jpgVA9+  M2PlotTB8329745100-R1-E032T. BeloteE to Wvmap_NABR_25856.jpgR=5*  L2PlotTB8319745100-R1-E031T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25855.jpgR=5*  K1PlotAB1459745240-R1-E005A. BuechlingN to Svmap_NABR_25854.jpgT?7)  J1PlotAB1449745240-R1-E004A. BuechlingE to Wvmap_NABR_25853.jpgT?7)  H/PlotTB422Missing roll?T. BeloteE to W (no sign)EE3(  G/PlotTB421Missing roll?T. BeloteW to E;;3(  F.PlotTB45Missing roll?T. BeloteS to N991&  E-PlotTB9139745180-R1-E013T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25848.jpgR=5*  D-PlotTB9129745180-R1-E012T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25849.jpgR=5*  C,PlotTB46Missing roll?T. BeloteN to S991&  B+PlotTB9179745180-R1-E017T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25846.jpgR=5*  A+PlotTB9169745180-R1-E016T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25845.jpgR=5*  @*PlotTB9159745180-R1-E015T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25844.jpgR=5*  ?*PlotTB9149745180-R1-E014T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25843.jpgR=5*  >)PlotAB13359745160-R1-E035A. BuechlingE to Wvmap_NABR_25842.jpgVA9+  =(PlotTB9199745180-R1-E019T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25841.jpgR=5*  <(PlotTB9189745180-R1-E018T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25840.jpgR=5*  ;'PlotTB420Missing roll?T. BeloteE to W;;3(  :'PlotTB419Missing roll?T. BeloteS to N;;3(  9%PlotAB13349745160-R1-E034A. BuechlingS to Nvmap_NABR_25837.jpgVA9+  8%PlotAB13339745160-R1-E033A. BuechlingE to Wvmap_NABR_25836.jpgVA9+  6$PlotAB1439745240-R1-E003A. BuechlingE to Wvmap_NABR_25835.jpgT?7)  5$PlotAB1429745240-R1-E002A. BuechlingN to Svmap_NABR_25834.jpgT?7)  4"PlotAB18259745190-R1-E025A. BuechlingW to Evmap_NABR_25833.jpgVA9+  3"PlotAB18249745190-R1-E024A. BuechlingNW to SEvmap_NABR_25832.jpgXC9+  2!PlotAB14199745240-R1-E019A. BuechlingW to Evmap_NABR_25831.jpgVA9+  1!PlotAB14189745240-R1-E018A. BuechlingE to Wvmap_NABR_25830.jpgVA9+  0 PlotTB49Missing roll?T. BeloteS to N991&  /PlotTB415Missing roll?T. BeloteS to N;;3(  -PlotTB47Missing roll?T. BeloteS to N991&  ,PlotTB416Missing roll?T. BeloteN to S;;3(  +PlotTB411Missing roll?T. BeloteW to E;;3(  *PlotTB410Missing roll?T. BeloteS to N;;3(  )PlotTB413Missing roll?T. BeloteS to N;;3(  (PlotTB412Missing roll?T. BeloteW to E;;3( )).` * V " N * ^*$m X VD9 }LPlotTB849745100-R1-E004T. BeloteE to Wvmap_NABR_25903.jpgP;3(  |KPlotTB?14What roll?T. BeloteW to E880%  {KPlotTB?13What roll?T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25902.jpgM80%  zJPlotAB1230Double-exposed?A. BuechlingS to NAA9+  yJPlotAB1229Double-exposed?A. BuechlingW to EAA9+  xIPlotAB1236Double-exposed?A. BuechlingE to WAA9+  wIPlotAB1235Double-exposed?A. BuechlingN to SAA9+  vHPlotAB1329745160-R1-E002A. BuechlingW to Evmap_NABR_25896.jpgT?7)  uHPlotAB1319745160-R1-E001A. BuechlingS to Nvmap_NABR_25895.jpgT?7)  tGPlotTB42Missing roll?T. BeloteW to E991&  sGPlotTB41Missing roll?T. BeloteS to N991&  rFPlotTB999745180-R1-E009T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25892.jpgP;3(  qFPlotTB989745180-R1-E008T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25891.jpgP;3(  pEPlotAB1232Double-exposed?A. Buechling999+  oEPlotAB1231Double-exposed?A. Buechling999+  nDPlotAB13129745160-R1-E012A. BuechlingE to Wvmap_NABR_25888.jpgVA9+  mDPlotAB13119745160-R1-E011A. BuechlingS to Nvmap_NABR_25887.jpgVA9+  lCPlotTB44Missing roll?T. Beloteno photo;;1&  kCPlotTB43Missing roll?T. BeloteN to S991&  jBPlotTB919745180-R1-E001T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25884.jpgP;3(  hAPlotAB1389745160-R1-E008A. BuechlingW to Evmap_NABR_25883.jpgT?7)  gAPlotAB1379745160-R1-E007A. BuechlingN to Svmap_NABR_25882.jpgT?7)  f@PlotTB9219745180-R1-E021T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25881.jpgR=5*  e@PlotTB9209745180-R1-E020T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25880.jpgR=5*  d?PlotTB8369745100-R1-E036T. Belotecloseupvmap_NABR_25879.jpgS>5*  c?PlotTB8359745100-R1-E035T. BeloteNE to SWvmap_NABR_25878.jpgT?5*  b>PlotAB1234Double-exposed?A. BuechlingN to SAA9+  a>PlotAB1233Double-exposed?A. BuechlingE to Wvmap_NABR_26052.jpgVA9+  `=PlotAB13109745160-R1-E010A. BuechlingE to Wvmap_NABR_25875.jpgVA9+  _=PlotAB1399745160-R1-E009A. BuechlingS to Nvmap_NABR_25874.jpgT?7)  ^<PlotTB9239745180-R1-E023T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25872.jpgR=5*  ]<PlotTB9229745180-R1-E022T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25873.jpgR=5*  \;PlotAB13149745160-R1-E014A. BuechlingE to Wvmap_NABR_25871.jpgVA9+  [;PlotAB13139745160-R1-E013A. BuechlingS to Nvmap_NABR_25870.jpgVA9+  Z:PlotAB1369745160-R1-E006A. BuechlingS to Nvmap_NABR_25869.jpgT?7)  Y:PlotAB1359745160-R1-E005A. BuechlingW to Evmap_NABR_25868.jpgT?7)  X9PlotTB9259745180-R1-E025T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25866.jpgR=5*  W9PlotTB9249745180-R1-E024T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25867.jpgR=5*  V8PlotAB1349745160-R1-E004A. BuechlingE to Wvmap_NABR_25864.jpgT?7)  U8PlotAB1339745160-R1-E003A. BuechlingN to Svmap_NABR_25865.jpgT?7)  T7PlotAB13329745160-R1-E032A. BuechlingE to Wvmap_NABR_25863.jpgVA9+ (G$ W $ \  P $\,b4hQ9q aPlotTB249745110-R1-E004T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25942.jpgP;3(  aPlotTB239745110-R1-E003T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25943.jpgP;3(  `PlotAB1224Double-exposed?A. BuechlingE to WAA9+  `PlotAB1223Double-exposed?A. BuechlingS to NAA9+  _PlotTB139745230-R1-E002T. BeloteS to N (no sign)vmap_NABR_25939.jpgZE3(  _PlotTB12missing? EraseT. BeloteE to W (no sign)vmap_NABR_25938.jpgYD2'  ^PlotAB1226Double-exposed?A. BuechlingS to NAA9+  ^PlotAB1225Double-exposed?A. BuechlingE to WAA9+  ]PlotTB2129745110-R1-E012T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25935.jpgR=5*  ]PlotTB2119745110-R1-E011T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25934.jpgR=5*  \PlotTB959745180-R1-E005T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25933.jpgP;3(  \PlotTB949745180-R1-E004T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25932.jpgP;3(  [PlotTB7189745200-R1-E018T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25931.jpgR=5*  [PlotTB7179745200-R1-E017T. BeloteN to Svmap_NABR_25930.jpgR=5*  ZPlotTB159745230-R1-E004T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25929.jpgP;3(  ZPlotTB149745230-R1-E003T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25928.jpgP;3(  YPlotTB1119745230-R1-E010T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25926.jpgR=5*  YPlotTB1109745230-R1-E009T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25927.jpgR=5*  XPlotTB979745180-R1-E007T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25925.jpgP;3(  XPlotTB969745180-R1-E006T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25924.jpgP;3(  VPlotTB199745230-R1-E008T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25923.jpgP;3(  VPlotTB189745230-R1-E007T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25922.jpgP;3(  UPlotTB179745230-R1-E006T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25921.jpgP;3(  UPlotTB169745230-R1-E005T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25920.jpgP;3(  TPlotAB14239745240-R1-E023A. BuechlingE to Wvmap_NABR_25919.jpgVA9+  TPlotAB14229745240-R1-E022A. BuechlingN to Svmap_NABR_25918.jpgVA9+  SPlotAB14259745240-R1-E025A. BuechlingE to Wvmap_NABR_25917.jpgVA9+  SPlotAB14249745240-R1-E024A. BuechlingS to Nvmap_NABR_25916.jpgVA9+  RPlotTB939745180-R1-E003T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25915.jpgP;3(  RPlotTB929745180-R1-E002T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25914.jpgP;3(  QPlotTB2109745110-R1-E010T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25913.jpgR=5*  QPlotTB299745110-R1-E009T. BeloteS TO Nvmap_NABR_25912.jpgP;3(  PPlotTB7209745200-R1-E020T. BeloteLandscapevmap_NABR_25911.jpgU@5*  PPlotTB7199745200-R1-E019T. BeloteLandscapevmap_NABR_25910.jpgU@5*  OPlotTB289745110-R1-E008T. BeloteE to Wvmap_NABR_25909.jpgP;3(  OPlotTB279745110-R1-E007T. BeloteN to Svmap_NABR_25908.jpgP;3(  NPlotAB14269745240-R1-E026A. BuechlingW to Evmap_NABR_25907.jpgVA9+  MPlotAB1228Double-exposed?A. BuechlingW to EAA9+  MPlotAB1227Double-exposed?A. BuechlingN to SAA9+  ~LPlotTB839745100-R1-E003T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25904.jpgP;3( E'8p  @ x  H |  [  :[/e3g9m vPlotTB1229745230-R1-E021T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25982.jpgR=5*  uPlotTB7119745200-R1-E011T. BeloteE to Wvmap_NABR_25981.jpgR=5*  uPlotTB7109745200-R1-E010T. BeloteN to Svmap_NABR_25980.jpgR=5*  tPlotTB1379745230-R1-E036T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25979.jpgR=5*  tPlotTB1369745230-R1-E035T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25978.jpgR=5*  sPlotTB529745130-R1-E002T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25977.jpgP;3(  sPlotTB519745130-R1-E001T. BeloteE to Wvmap_NABR_25976.jpgP;3(  rPlotTB7139745200-R1-E013T. BeloteN to Svmap_NABR_25975.jpgR=5*  rPlotTB7129745200-R1-E012T. BeloteE to Wvmap_NABR_25974.jpgR=5*  qPlotTB1159745230-R1-E014T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25972.jpgR=5*  qPlotTB1149745230-R1-E013T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25973.jpgR=5*  pPlotTB1299745230-R1-E028T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25971.jpgR=5*  pPlotTB1289745230-R1-E027T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25970.jpgR=5*  oPlotTB889745100-R1-E008T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25969.jpgP;3(  oPlotTB879745100-R1-E007T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25968.jpgP;3(  nPlotTB789745200-R1-E008T. BeloteE to Wvmap_NABR_25966.jpgP;3(  nPlotTB779745200-R1-E007T. BeloteN to Svmap_NABR_25967.jpgP;3(  mPlotTB799745200-R1-E009T. BeloteS to N (from outside stand)vmap_NABR_25965.jpgeP3(  lPlotTB7159745200-R1-E015T. BeloteE to Wvmap_NABR_25964.jpgR=5*  lPlotTB7149745200-R1-E014T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25963.jpgR=5*  kPlotTB7169745200-R1-E016T. BeloteN to Svmap_NABR_25962.jpgR=5*  jPlotAB1222Double-exposed?A. BuechlingE to WAA9+  jPlotAB1221Double-exposed?A. BuechlingN to SAA9+  iPlotTB1139745230-R1-E012T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25959.jpgR=5*  iPlotTB1129745230-R1-E011T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25958.jpgR=5*  hPlotTB1319745230-R1-E030T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25956.jpgR=5*  hPlotTB1309745230-R1-E029T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25957.jpgR=5*  gPlotTB1279745230-R1-E026T. BeloteN to Svmap_NABR_25955.jpgR=5*  gPlotTB1269745230-R1-E025T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25954.jpgR=5*  fPlotTB229745110-R1-E002T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25953.jpgP;3(  fPlotTB219745110-R1-E001T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25952.jpgP;3(  ePlotTB269745110-R1-E006T. BeloteN to Svmap_NABR_25950.jpgP;3(  ePlotTB259745110-R1-E005T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25951.jpgP;3(  dPlotTB1259745230-R1-E024T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25948.jpgR=5*  dPlotTB1249745230-R1-E023T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25949.jpgR=5*  cPlotTB869745100-R1-E006T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25947.jpgP;3(  cPlotTB859745100-R1-E005T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25946.jpgP;3(  bPlotTB769745200-R1-E006T. BeloteN to Svmap_NABR_25945.jpgP;3(  bPlotTB759745200-R1-E005T. BeloteE to Wvmap_NABR_25944.jpgP;3( ((E& Z * ^ N T"X(\*^0 PlotAB1216Double-exposed?A. BuechlingW to EAA9+  PlotAB1215Double-exposed?A. BuechlingS to NAA9+  PlotTB599745130-R1-E009T. BeloteE to Wvmap_NABR_26020.jpgP;3(  PlotTB589745130-R1-E008T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_26019.jpgP;3(  PlotTB7249745200-R1-E024T. BeloteN to Svmap_NABR_26018.jpgR=5*  PlotTB7239745200-R1-E023T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_26017.jpgR=5*  PlotTB2229745110-R1-E022T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_26016.jpgR=5*  PlotTB2219745110-R1-E021T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_26015.jpgR=5*  PlotTB1199745230-R1-E018T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_26014.jpgR=5*  PlotTB1189745230-R1-E017T. BeloteN to Svmap_NABR_26013.jpgR=5*  PlotTB2189745110-R1-E018T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_26012.jpgR=5*  PlotTB2179745110-R1-E017T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_26011.jpgR=5*  PlotTB2209745110-R1-E020T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_26010.jpgR=5*  PlotTB2199745110-R1-E019T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_26009.jpgR=5*  PlotTB579745130-R1-E007T. BeloteN to Svmap_NABR_26008.jpgP;3(  PlotTB569745130-R1-E006T. BeloteE to Wvmap_NABR_26007.jpgP;3(  PlotTB1219745230-R1-E020T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_26005.jpgR=5*  PlotTB1209745230-R1-E019T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_26006.jpgR=5*  PlotTB2169745110-R1-E016T. BeloteE to Wvmap_NABR_26004.jpgR=5*  PlotTB2159745110-R1-E015T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_26003.jpgR=5*  PlotTB7229745200-R1-E022T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_26002.jpgR=5*  PlotTB7219745200-R1-E021T. BeloteE to Wvmap_NABR_26001.jpgR=5*  PlotTB559745130-R1-E005T. BeloteE to Wvmap_NABR_25999.jpgP;3(  PlotTB549745130-R1-E004T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_26000.jpgP;3(  ~PlotTB1339745230-R1-E032T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25997.jpgR=5*  ~PlotTB1329745230-R1-E031T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25998.jpgR=5*  }PlotAB1218Double-exposed?A. BuechlingW to EAA9+  }PlotAB1217Double-exposed?A. BuechlingS to NAA9+  |PlotTB1179745230-R1-E016T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25994.jpgR=5*  |PlotTB1169745230-R1-E015T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25993.jpgR=5*  {PlotTB1359745230-R1-E034T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25992.jpgR=5*  {PlotTB1349745230-R1-E033T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25991.jpgR=5*  zPlotTB539745130-R1-E003T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25990.jpgP;3(  yPlotTB2139745110-R1-E013T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25989.jpgR=5*  yPlotTB2149745110-R1-E014T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25988.jpgR=5*  xPlotTB8109745100-R1-E010T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_25987.jpgR=5*  xPlotTB899745100-R1-E009T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25986.jpgP;3(  wPlotAB1220Double-exposed?A. BuechlingN to SAA9+  wPlotAB1219Double-exposed?A. BuechlingW to EAA9+  vPlotTB1239745230-R1-E022T. BeloteW to Evmap_NABR_25983.jpgR=5* [(,` 7 |  J ~  L @2fZJzj# PlotAB13199745160-R1-E019A. BuechlingS to Nvmap_NABR_26062.jpgVA9+  PlotTB5139745130-R1-E013T. BeloteE to Wvmap_NABR_26060.jpgR=5*  PlotTB5129745130-R1-E012T. BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_26061.jpgR=5*  PlotTB7299745200-R1-E029T. BeloteW to E (label is incorrect)vmap_NABR_26059.jpggR5*  PlotAB124Double-exposed?A. BuechlingW to E??7)  PlotAB123Double-exposed?A. 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BeloteS to Nvmap_NABR_26089.jpgR=5*  8PlotTB7369745200-R1-E036T. BeloteE to Wvmap_NABR_26088.jpgR=5*  7PlotAB13309745160-R1-E030A. BuechlingN to Svmap_NABR_26086.jpgVA9+  6PlotAB13299745160-R1-E029A. BuechlingW to Evmap_NABR_26087.jpgVA9+  5PlotAB17319745170-R1-E031A. BuechlingW to Evmap_NABR_26084.jpgVA9+  4PlotAB17309745170-R1-E030A. BuechlingS to Nvmap_NABR_26085.jpgVA9+  3PlotAB13229745160-R1-E022A. BuechlingW to Evmap_NABR_26083.jpgVA9+  2PlotAB13219745160-R1-E021A. BuechlingS to Nvmap_NABR_26082.jpgVA9+  1PlotAB17279745170-R1-E027A. BuechlingW to Evmap_NABR_26081.jpgVA9+  0PlotAB17269745170-R1-E026A. BuechlingN to Svmap_NABR_26080.jpgVA9+  /PlotAB17299745170-R1-E029A. BuechlingW to Evmap_NABR_26078.jpgVA9+  .PlotAB17289745170-R1-E028A. BuechlingS to Nvmap_NABR_26079.jpgVA9+  -PlotAB17159745170-R1-E015A. BuechlingN to Svmap_NABR_26077.jpgVA9+  ,PlotAB17149745170-R1-E014A. BuechlingW to Evmap_NABR_26076.jpgVA9+  +PlotTB5159745130-R1-E015T. 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This understory is non-uniform.A typical slickrock community. Arctostaphylos patula is patchy.Salix is not present. Phragmites is abundant in this channel & possibly forms an association.Not a very good fit, but the only name that comes close.Nothing works well here; the vegetation is a mix of more upland and wetland.Not a good fit, but it s the only name that works.This is a typical sparse slickrock community.This stand is heterogenous. Douglas-fir dominates the canopy, although scattered PJ are also present on the slope.This is a heterogenous stand. PJ & Douglas-fir co-occur here.Not a very good fit, but it works.This polygon is non-uniform with an herbaceous opening (10x40m).Pretty good fit, but it's more of a mixed shrub.A typical slickrock community, although species cover is sparse. Arctostaphylos patula increases in abundance east of the point, but is not dominant.Arctostaphylos patula is also present.The understory is diverse--> mixed shrubs may be a possible type here.Names not in classification. This may be a pinus edulis Juniperus osteosperma/ mixed shrubs.Douglas fir is dominant at this mesic site. Phragmites australis is abundant in the channel bottom.Data collected 17m north of point due to vertical cliff wall.The understory consists of mixed shrubsA typical slickrock community. 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Artemisia tridentata wyo. s patchy in this poygon, but not dominant.A shepherdia patch occurs in a nearby wash.Scattered shrubs occur in this with none dominant. Stipa hymenoides and Stipa comata co-occur here. Mahonia fremontii is the most consistent shrub in this polygon.More soil development than other PJ/CEIN, but good fit.It's a sparse shrubland more than a "woodland."Nothing fits; this area is a mixtureThere might be argument for a PJ/ Ephedra viridis type. Otherwise, PJ/ sparse is most descriptive.The secondary name is given the 2 large PSME are not defining the community.The actual point is inaccessible, but I can see some PSME and what appears to be QUGA; PSME/PJ might work better.This is almost completely slickrock.The point is close to a boundary between these two types.Understory shrubs are diverse, but CERINT is dominant.This is a mixed shrub understory. PJ co-occurs with Douglas-fir.Nothing really fits; this is a very heterogenous area.Vegetation is sparse on this band of exposed rock. This could be called a PJ/ CERINT wooded shrubland.The unclassified secondary name is more fitting.Arctostaphylos patula is present.Some patches of Shepherdia occur in this polygon.This rocky area is characterized by CERMON. Shepherdia is patchy in this area.Not a great fit, but PJ/ CERINT works.I could only come wtihin 87m of the point.This is a heterogenous community. Cercocarpos intricatus dominates the understory south of the point.Understory is sparse, except for scattered Shepherdia shrubs.The vegetation has characteristics of both typesShepherdia is present but sparse. Shrub cover is diverse but sparse.Arctostaphylos patula is present with low coverThis is a diverse community and may be called PJ/ mixed shrubs woodland.Oak is present, but sparse. 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and many choices may work due to the heterogeneity of species composition.Symphoricarpos oreophilus was not observed.Two species of Populus occur at this point.Shepherdia rotundifolia and ARTTRIwyo co-occur in adjacent areas.This is a 25 m wide band of vegetation dominated by Artemisia dracunculus.The canopy understory is relatively sparse in surrounding areas. This point is heterogeneous due to mesic site conditions.Stipa hymenoides and Stipa comata co-occur.Stipa hymenoides and Stipa comata co-occur.Two large juniper trees occur in this small oak patch. This may be classified as a woodland.Shepherdia and ARTTRI co-occur on this mesa.This polygon is heterogeneous. Oak dominates the southern portion of the polygon. Symphoricarpos oreophilus was not observed.A guess based on location near point in the same polygon.Point occurs on slickrock, but within 15 m of the P-J/Stipa comata stand.Shepherdia is patchy in this polygon.The understory is sparse except for scattered Shepherdia shrubs.Good fit. Pinyon trees were not observed.Scattered Shepherdia shrubs occur in this stand but Artemisia tridentata is dominant.Stipa hymenoides and Stipa comata co-occur here.Shepherdia is patchy in this stand.Stipa hymenoides and Stipa comata co-occur here.Stipa hymenoides and Stipa comata co-occur.Shrub composition is diverse due to a series of exposed rock ledges. 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nearby.wTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTRNNLHHFBB@<<<<<<<<84444** 6c1`8Evergreen woodyNeedle-leavedWoodland040103P020101T01TVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVTPPNJJFBB@<<<<<84444** 6c1l8Evergreen woodyNeedle-leavedWoodland040204P03P01Tl@ZNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNLHHHHHFBB@<<<<<84444** 6c1l8Evergreen woodyNeedle-leavedShrubland03T02P01T!This vegetation is very sparse.tGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGEAAAAA?;;;;;;;;95555** 6c1`8Evergreen woodyNeedle-leavedWoodland040204T03P01T01Tb@`TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTRNNLHHFBB@<<<<<84444** 6c1l8Evergreen woodyNeedle-leavedWoodland040204P030101TF@\PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPNJJJJJFBB@<<<<<84444** 6c1l8Evergreen woodyNeedle-leavedWoodland05020301020101PRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRPLLLLLHDD@<<<<<84444** 6c1l8Evergreen woodyNeedle-leavedWoodland04P030101T01T@ZNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNLHHFBB>::::::::84444** 6c1`8Evergreen woodyNeedle-leavedWoodland04P03P01T@RFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFD@@@@@>::::::::84444** 6c1`8Evergreen woodyNeedle-leavedWoodland050203P02P01P01PV@`TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTRNNLHHFBB@<<<<<84444** 6c1l8Evergreen woodyNeedle-leavedWoodland04010401030101P@^RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRPLLLLLHDD@<<<<<84444** 6c1l8Evergreen woodyNeedle-leavedWoodland04010401030101PShrub composition is diverse.}RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRPLLLLLHDD@<<<<<84444** 6c1l8Evergreen woodyNeedle-leavedWoodland0401040503P01T01Pd@bVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVTPPNJJHDD@<<<<<84444** 6c1l8Cold-deciduousBroad-leavedShrubland05P050801TGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGEAAAAAAAA=9999973333(( 6c1 8Evergreen woodyNeedle-leavedWoodland04P0408030101T01Pf@bVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVTPPNJJFBB>:::::84444** 6c1l8Evergreen woodyNeedle-leavedWoodland050203P01T01P"I reckon either could be argued.|NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNLHHFBBBBBBBB@<<<<<84444** 6c1 LVAL!6, > r  $ H \6R6Cercocarpus increases in abundance in surrounding areas within this polygon.Serviceberry appears to be confined to the wash.This area is heterogeneous. CERINT is patchy and is associated with slickrock areas.SHEROT and ARTTRIwyo co-occur here, as in the other stands.Serviceberry occurs through the stand.Vegetation is sparse on this slickrock.Mahonia fremontii is the most abundant shrub on this talus slope.The understory is sparse except for scattered SHEROT shrubs.A typical slickrock community. Vegetation is uniform.This is a mixture of shrubs, nothing really fits.I came within 50 m and can clearly see the vegetation.Serviceberry and Cercocarpus co-occur in this area. This could also be classified as PINEDU-JUNOST/Arctostaphylos patula.Scattered Serviceberry shrubs occur in this stand.This area is very sparse slickrock.This area is a mix with tall POPFRE and QUEGAM and ARTTRI.Serviceberry co-occurs with Cercocarpus intricatus in this area.Serviceberry is present. Stand is uniform.Serviceberry is present throughout this stand.SHEROT and AMEUTA are not very abundant, but scattered, sometimes in clumps.This is almost entirely slickrock.I got within 70 m but the AA point is in between ledges. It looks like P-J/CERINT.Not a very good fit, but it works.Some understory species present but none abundant.Vegetation is uniform. Serviceberry is present.SHEROT and ARTTRIwyo co-occur throughout this polygon.Mahonia is the most abundant shrub in this stand.SHEROT and ARTTRIwyo co-occur here.Vegetation is sparse on this slickrock. Serviceberry is scattered throughout the stand.This association is confined to the slickrock area. Vegetation is uniform.No name describes the vegetation very well.The shrub composition is diverse. 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Added tlkpSurveyors to BE and linked to FE. Changed Surveyors field to combo box for selection based on the new table.Edited the following field sizes: Increased LeafType field to 35 characters. Increased Northing and Easting to 50 characters to accommodate decimals. (This should probably be converted to a number field at some point.) Removed formats on Northing and Easting fields.Edited tab order on one subform and reconnected the QuickFind feature on the Data Entry form. Margaret and I decided to split the database into a Front End/Back End for ease of deployment of updates and to prevent network congestion. After split, added code to handle relinking tables if links became incalid for one reason or another. Whether that is because the back end database was moved or a table was deleted.Added items and fixed some issues that were brought to my attention by CARE staff: 1. Added a column USGSQuadCode to tlkpUSGS_Quads. 2. Added Feet to Meters button on Environment Details tab. Divides elevation by 3.28 and rounds to nearest meter when clicked. 3. Moved Species Counter from Environment Details tab to header of Data Entry parent form. 4. Verified that all field labels display properly. 5. Added column ProvSommunityName (T-120) to tblVegetation and placed on Vegetation Details tab. 6. Added column LeafTypeComments (T-255) to tblVegetation and placed on Vegetation Details tab.Fixed several bugs/issues that were brought to my attention by Margaret Beer: 1. Set tab order on all data entry forms. 2. Corrected Runtime error when opening blank database. GetSpeciesCount was receiving a null value. 3. Sorted all combo boxes and the entry form vased on tblNCPNPlants to display species in alpha order. 4. Corrected "Primary Key cannot contain a null value" error when attempting to enter data into the subforms and no parent record was selected. 5. Set Master/Child property on Landform subform for proper data entry.N , Ua  r @November2004\@1J. 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Doria," pLVAL Added all AA objects (forms, tables, modules).Some field crews used synonyms for plant species names which have been changed to reflect the preferred species name as follows: Rhus trilobata to Rhus aromatica var. trilobata, Chrysothamnus viscidiflorus ssp. viscidiflorus var. stenophyllus to Chrysothamnus viscidiflorus var. stenophyllus, Sclerocactus whipplei to Sclerocactus whipplei var. roseus, Carex geophila to Carex rosii, Juncus balticus to Juncus arcticus, Juncus balticus var. mexicanus to Juncus arcticus, Agropyron smithii to Elymus smithii, Agropyron trachycaulum to Elymus trachycaulus, Dichanthelium lanuginosum var. fasciculatum to Panicum acuminatum, Pleuraphis jamesii to Hilaria jamesii, Vulpia octoflora to Festuca octoflora, Ipomopsis aggregata to Gilia aggregata.Changes made in data entry procedures: To differentiate a plot from an observation point, a "9" must be entered in front of the observation point plot code (ie, "ARCH:9001" designates AO001), in addition to checking the observation point box.Changes made in data entry procedures: (1) If the signboard is incorrectly labeled in the photo, the comments field should identify the error, and state the correct information ("WRONG DIR: correct direction" or "WRONG No: correct number"). (2) If the photo is to be discarded, the comments field should identify that the slide is to be discarded and the reason for discarding it. ("DISCARD: wrong dir" or "DISCARD: wrong no.").J. Coles made modifications to ARCH front end: removed fields from data entry form that did not apply to SEUG data collection; modified lookup tables. Some fields from ARCH back-end also modified: slope was changed from number field to text field to accommodate "variable" and other similar terms. The modified front and back mdbs were then used as the basis for creating the NABR database. LVAL Some field crews recorded questionable plant species names not reported for San Juan County and were changed as follows: Lesquerella intermedia to Lesquerella sp., Mentzelia pumilia to Mentzelia sp., Galium multiflorum was left as is because its range is reported as being close to San Juan Co. 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ARTTRI t may be invading, as plants are small, although sage has suffered drought mortality as well. Soil texture was overlooked during data collection. JUNOST, POPFRE and ARTTRI t occur in area but not in plot.Community is extensive and typical of the more broken down slopes (talus rather than stable ledges) with northerly exposures in this section of White Canyon.PINEDU canopy is over plot and thus in percent covers but stems are not located within plot. Litter percentage is high relative to open areas of plot between trees, because of concentration of litter under tree crowns. Moss is generally very thinly distributed and only found near tree crowns. Crypto photo represents only areas of greatest moss concentration. Terrain is rolling (thus variable slope and aspect) but never steeper than 3 degrees. SHEROT is sparse in area and most are 0.5-1 meter high, but plant is plot is huge.Below plot on stream bank is an herbaceous community of junarc, phraus, clelig and patches of salexi/sallut. On canyon floors covered by colluvium or course alluvium (up White Canyon, especially) the veg is PJ. Soil is hydrophobic, extremely well developed soil with litter and duff, with an O horizon and A horizon, beautiful soil full of organics.NP102 is immediately N of plot, on a bench approximately 5 meters higher than this terrace. The community described in this plot (NP101) occurs on a relatively wide, low stream terrace on the inside of a bend in the canyon--perhaps contributing to the concentration of POPFRE here. Upstream we more frequently saw smaller clumps of POPFRE, where the canyon floor was narrower.LVAL N  > *(This community seems undisturbed--deep litter and do damage to trees.Slight surficial gullying transects plot in several places due to rain events. Soils mostly physically crusted.Some surface run-off between plot and cliff wall from drainage off of cliff has disturbed soil surface. A large cottonwood has fallen on community from stream bottom.Soil is patchy on areas of slickrock, where heavy rains must rinse slabs and transect plot with eroding runoff. Aeolian erosion appears to be minimized by soil crusts.Old cow scat just outside of plot, and in plot. Plot would flood now only under exceptional circumstances.Several shallow surface gullies transect plot, from runoff from cliff above, contributing to the irregular slope of this plot. However, the actual erosional surface of these gullies is only inches across and minor in impact on ground cover.Slope is steep with unconsolidated soils. Forbs tend to be below small blocks of rock, where soil surface may be slightly protected. There are a number of dead PINEDU skeletons distributed on this slope, perhaps one in every ten living trees.Trail through site - mostly a people trail. Flooding bends willows down so that there is trash all the way up in the highest branches.Foot trail runs SE to NW about 15 meters west of plot.Hiking trail outside plot. Otherwise some drought mortality. Soils are fairly developed with moss.Slope is unstable and moving downhill.Some JUNOST skeletons in area, also many JUNOST and PINEDU seedlings in vicinity of plot.None evident. This site has not flooded for many hundreds of years. Community appears stable and is reproducing vegetatively.Hiking trail just outside plot to N. Some litter appears to have been redistributed by flowing surface water, accumulating on upstream edges of plant stems. Flooding appears infrequent and very temporary, with litter indicating only an inch or two of depth.@LVALz* Z  b N >0 \NJThere was some unidentified animal scat on the plot. It actually looks like domestic sheep poop.There's a large old burrow on the plot (badger?). Something has been digging a bunch of holes in the plot, maybe the same badger.No animal use is obvious except a little bunny poop.Game trails pass through the area. Some pitch is leaking out of one chewed Pinion.rabbit scat, a few small mammal burrows under pinionelk or cow tracks, trace rabbit scatMany animal trails used by deer and possibly coyotes. Some forbs show signs of browse. Anthill in plot.Deer trail through plot, small rodent scat.Deer sign only on sandstone areas, none in this area. No wildlife evidence.No evidence of wildlife use. No browsing evident on shrubs.Lots of ants, blue gray gnat catcher.Lots of sheep scat on this ledge in most of the alcoves - seem to shelter under the alcoves and poop a lot. Some browse on CALSCO. Small rodent dens in alcove.Few deer trails in area, no other sign.Lizards, no other evidence. This is a steep bank with thick vegetation.There are few deer tracks in area.Lizards and ants are abundant, fresh rabbit scat.Pissed off Towhee in adjacent oak thicket. Lizards throughout area, no other signs of wildlife, earlier we heard a red tail hawk in area.No evidence of browsing. Lizards scampering about.Animals walk through canyon on their way to the watering hole at the confluence, but don't appear to linger.Deer trails in vicinity, rabbit scat. Forbs browsed.Deer scat in vicinity. Land snail shells.Shallow "burrow" digging occurs outside plot in several areas.Nest holes in the upper trunks of the oldest cottonwoods. No browse on shrubs. Lots of lizards!Anthill. Animal trails in vicinity.Animal trail along bench to E of plot.Slight trail below plot, but otherwise nothing evident.None evident, not even browsing. Apocynum leaves have been badly chewed by an insect. Willows have a few galls.Extensive burrow system (rabbits?)Deer tracks, small animal burrowsLVALn  d : ..vIt's not clear why the sage patches occur where they do, but it's possible that the pattern we see here fits in other spots as well: the sage is on small level terraces higher above the wash than the grassland terraces.Very thin patches of soil on expansive areas of slickrock.Aeolian/alluvial fine soils support this grassland.Less shelter from proximal cliffs than NP 115, soils probably thinner as well.The soils here are deeper, and probably more sheltered by the cliff band above, than in the slickrock areas nearby. Old growth trees.This plot has more soil and less large talus than NP103, which may explain why the shrub species are less dense and there are more forbs.Community is on the "bank" of the very narrow outlet stream from a large pool of the confluence of two canyons. The substrate is mostly large rocks and boulders held together by a little soil. The new alluvium appears to be from the Cedar Mesa Sandstone.QUEGAM stands tend to be at the base of the slickrock canyon walls on soils slightly steeper than the flatter canyon floor in general.Areas of dead grass bunches (probably STICOM) and some dead CHRNAU--possibly drought mortality. Community is close to wash channel, but appears to be unaffected by typical high water events.Plot is located on steep, broken, very mobile talus and soils with a northern exposure.Plot is located above the high water events, but on relatively level canyon floor.Plot curves, out of necessity, so there is no real azimuth. Point bar is built partly of major debris flow debris, some of which is preserved, also 12 feet up the side of the alcove on the opposite bank.Plot/ community occupies an abandoned alluvial terrace approximately 15 feet above the current channel.Plot is located on a stream terrace that shows evidence of occasional flowing surface water during flash flood events. Stream channel is just south of plot, approximately 1.5 meters lower than terrace.3 x }PA*%,*d0n/aLow LevelNew AlluviumUpland@ 8400<1086008000Sandy LoamRapidly Drained Cow scatL@ 6@;1100<1pdb`^\ZXTTRNLJH<<0""!%+)d6206MidslopeCedar Mesa SandstoneUplandt@ 84425000820TT00Sandy LoamRapidly DrainedNothing evident.N@ 6@;10T218wkigeca_]][YWSOCC7!!!%*(d1140Low LevelAeolian SandsUplandf@ 8830020900t000Loamy SandRapidly Drainedant hill in plot@ 6@;20004oca_][YWUUSQOMI==1""!%)'td1136Low LevelCedar Mesa SandstoneUpland@ 8901000700T000Sandy LoamRapidly DrainedSmall amount of rabbit scat.No obvious disturbance.2@;TT0T2vjhfdb`^\\ZXVTPDD8""!%(%vdvariablevariableLow LevelCedar Mesa SandstoneUpland @ 85810T025101200Sandy LoamRapidly DrainedL@7@6@:TT0T12}{ywusoomkigcWWK55* !%'&d36352MidslopeCedar Mesa SandstoneUpland@82720<102015032600Sandy LoamRapidly Drainedn@7@6@@:<1<15<12sqokigc__]YWUQEE9##!%&$d190Low LevelNew AlluviumPalustrineSeasonally Flooded@831200052602300Loamy SandModerately Well Drained@7@6@:31000}{ywsgC/!!!%%#d4282LowslopeNew AlluviumUpland @800<10095004000Loamy SandRapidly DrainedD@7l@6@:<11000oca_][YWSSQOKIG;;/!!!%$"d1330Low LevelNew AlluviumUpland|@840003002500<1000Rapidly DrainedOne cow pie, rabbit scat@6@5500<1<1yhhfdb^\ZVVTPNLH<<0""!%#!d35344MidslopeCedar Mesa SandstoneUpland@855000235502600Sandy LoamRapidly Drainednothing evidentL@6:@5<12200ymkigec_[[YWUSQEE9##!%" dvariablevariableLow LevelNew AlluviumUpland@844001010<1014400Sandy LoamRapidly DrainedLots of rabbit scat@6"@50<10<1<1{ywsqokggeca_[OOC55* !%!/d2variableLow LevelNew AlluviumUplandIntermittently Flooded@85005080104100Sandy LoamRapidly Drained12100}{ymA5''!% 2d0n/aStep In SlopeNew AlluviumUpland@80000097002000Silt LoamRapidly Drainednone@6@5t1000qfdb`^\ZVVTRPNL@@4&&!%d0n/aLow LevelNew AlluviumPalustrineIntermittently Flooded@8001500630020000Loamy SandRapidly DrainedB@7@6@511000~|pD0""!LVALJ These are very mature, though short, PJ woodlands in vicinity of plot. Trees are less dense in the areas of this "bench level" that extend farther from the rim, which is located immediately above plot. Slightly more scattered grasses in those areas as well. Slope is variable here due to surface erosion patterns, but never more than 2 to 3 degrees. Many old, fallen PJ skeletons in area--but no indication of fire. An old growth woodland. Crypto photo typical of areas not under tree and shrub crowns.While the aspect and slope of this hillside are very similar to NP103, the density of the shrubs is dramatically less--perhaps due to the preponderance of loose fine soils (as opposed to large talus blocks) on this slope. Bedrock exposure in the plot is from an approximately 6 meter wide, shallow gully transecting the plot. Cryptobiotic soil photo is of a relatively stable area below a protective bunch of shrubs.Floods through this extremely narrow part of the canyon are powerful enough to have stripped out any terraces. This plot is anchored by big boulders and large rocks. Community is well developed, diverse and appears stable. Zigadenus vaginatus is just out of plot. Soil is extremely stony. Vegetation (except SALEXI) is patchy. Biggest rocks are at upstream end that gets the brunt of the floods - downstream end has more soil and smaller rocks.This community typifies the QUEGAM communities we've seen thus far in both Armstrong and White Canyons in that these communities, whatever the size of the oaks, tend to be located at the base of the steeper slabs above, on the steeper soils, and extending out from the base of the walls slightly onto the flat canyon floor below. The result is a patchy community often with the scrubland cliff communities above and intergrading slightly with the flatter terrace communities on the canyon floor. Here there are patches of ARTTRI t and then a grass community similar to NP104 to the W (towards the wash).fLVAL &  ~Plot occupies two alcoves and the crevice that connects them. Even at this late date, there are some small areas still seeping/dripping water. Epipactis gigantea, Adiantum capillus-veneris, and Habenaria zothecina are present, but a VERY minor part of the community. Unlike most alcoves, you can get to it easily from below ore above.High downed wood is an anomaly for this community, and is the result of a large cottonwood falling into sage area. Across drainage, immediately S of entrance of a side canyon is another similar ARTTRIt community on a similar terrace (only smaller in extent). The plot encompasses the width of this community, and the community across the wash is approximately same width, but on this side community extends for perhaps another 30 meters longer than plot. POPFRE and JUNOST occur in area but not in plot.Trees here are probably very old, but very stunted. Average height is about 2 to 2.5 meters, with several "seedling"-sized but thick-stemmed trees. Neighboring vegetation patches are similar, or else individual CERINT growing out of cracks in otherwise bare slickrock.Ledges on canyon walls above plot are PJ/CERINT. There are scattered POPFRE next to the (dry) channel. Crypto soil development is patchy and in early stage, perhaps due to some chronic disturbance (hikers, grazing) that has ceased only recently. Outside plot, and some inside the plot, there is a lot of dead STICOM. Soil is showing sign of developing a hardpan approximately 6 inches below surface. Outside the plot, there are POPFRE, JUNOST, EPHVIR, and CHRLIN.Very mature/old growth trees, but very sparsely spaced. Shrubs tend to hug the shelter of the trees. Litter only under tree crowns. Compare NP115 for a similar but denser community--this area varies between these two plots according to the shelter and probably moisture provided by nearby slickrock areas. Larger flat areas tend toward the sparser trees represented by this plot. Crypto photo typical of plot.LVAL > @ @ 4Soils on level rim "benches" are thin here, and have a W exposure--so are relatively dry.Northern exposure on steep, loose slopes under a cliff rim. More soil than NP110 as opposed to exposed rock and bedrock.As with NP121, this grass area is in open areas between PJ and on soils overlying a sandstone (top of Cedar Mesa) rim, exposed nearby.Community is limited to a small spring/seep area under an overhanging cliff wall, further shaded by PSEMEN and JUNSCO down slope.Grasses are denser in openings between trees. White sandstone rim is exposed just down slope, so possibly there's more moisture traveling through soils here, on top of buried sandstone.Sandstone is thinner - bedded here, so layers of sandstone are not so cliffy and there are more crevices. This is a very extensive garden among those we've seen in Natural Bridges National Monument.PSEMEN occurs in areas with more collected soils, but cliff side is patchy with slabby slickrock exposures as well, and forb density increase on the margins of these slabs. Northern exposure.Lots of older dead tree skeletons in area, plus lots of recent PIED mortality.An area at the base of slickrock slabs, with sloping aspect above active stream terraces and high water events.It is unclear what conditions make this patch distinctive in relation to the sparser understories of the PJ surrounding it. Plot is located in an opening between PJ on the crest of a small ridge.As with NP107, this community occurs on a higher, older stream terrace approximately 2 meters higher than current wash surface.This terrace has been abandoned long enough and the water table is deep enough that the understory vegetation is now all upland species. Soil is red, perhaps residual or colluvial Organ Rock/Moenkopi sediments.Old dead skeletons of very large PIED and JUOS indicate old growth woodland. Many newly dead PIED in vicinity, possibly from insect mortality.i3 ~1#%:8d1344High SlopeObscured by SoilUplandp@A71002020000000Silt LoamRapidly DrainedLots of rabbit scat.Low disturbance.@@50011tigeca_]YYWUSQMAA5##!%972d2276MidslopeCedar Mesa SandstoneUpland@ <531400014101100Sandy LoamRapidly DrainedNothing evident.R@ ?@@TT178ymkigeca]][YWSOCC7!!!%86Dd36342MidslopeCedar Mesa SandstoneUpland@ <310000602003200Sandy LoamRapidly DrainedNothing evident>@ ?6@@<12<100{omkigea]][YWSQEE9##!%759d0n/aLow LevelCedar Mesa SandstoneUpland @ <8200T015000000Silt LoamRapidly DrainedDeer tracks and scat.@?@@T0012wljhfdb`\\ZXVTPDD8""!%64%d2338Step In SlopeCedar Mesa SandstonePalustrineSaturated@ <51001077000<110Silt LoamRapidly DrainedR@7.@?h@@5<1100~zzxvtpnbP<&&!%53Md2240MidslopeObscured by SoilUplandr@<8000T01500T000Silt LoamRapidly DrainedNothing evident.@?@@T0014rgeca_][WWUSQOK??3!!!%41#d32200BackslopeCedar Mesa SandstonePalustrineSaturated@<11120ttgreen algae slime70t01t00Sandy LoamSomewhat Poorly DrainedLots of lizards!@?@;51000zxvtpl`N:$$!%32d36334MidslopeCedar Mesa SandstoneUpland~@<820000402205300Loamy SandRapidly DrainedNothing evident@?@><12<100{omkigea]][YWSQEE9##!%20Sd3268MidslopeObscured by SoilUpland@<6300T025T021000Silt LoamRapidly DrainedShredded yucca seed hulls.@?f@>TT0TTtigea_][WWUSQOK??3!!!%1/d2121LowslopeObscured by SoilUpland@<0000097001000Sandy LoamRapidly DrainedNothing evident@ 66@><12000qeca_][YUUSQOMK??3!!!%0.Zd2280MidslopeObscured by SoilUpland@<75000015000000Silt LoamRapidly Drained|@7D@?@>20035rgeca_][WWUSQOK??3!!!%/-d0n/aLow LevelNew AlluviumUpland@<1200<1080007000Sandy LoamRapidly DrainedRabbit scat, old cow scat@?@>1<10<1<1rfdb`^\ZVVTPNLH<<0""!%.+ d2340Low LevelNew AlluviumUplandIntermittently Flooded@<2000088005000Sandy LoamRapidly Drained@7@?X@>2300t~~|zxvth<0""!%-,d3170High SlopeCedar Mesa SandstoneUpland@<70700010302300Sandy LoamRapidly DrainedF@7@ 6@5TT2T3ymkigeca]][YWUQEE9##!LVAL "(Where slabs of bedrock dominate, the community is PJ/mixed shrub. The shrubs in the PSEMEN community tend to be on its borders, but patchy nature of the thicker PSEMEN stands means many patchy areas of shrubs within plot and community. Forbs are also generally on the margins of the denser PSEMEN areas and particularly dense on the wetter soils at the base of slickrock exposures.Plot describes a community which remains fairly homogenous throughout the bench area between White Canyon and Deer Flat. Soils in plot are more pebbly than in NP119, perhaps contributing to the difference in grass species density? Plot is located on a small interfluve ridge between shallow drainages, and this may be increasing the AMEUTA count in this spot, as AMEUTA seems concentrated in the drainage areas that transect the bench.Community is several meters higher in elevation than the POPFRE and willow areas in the wash below. Higher (W) are the PJ/shrub ledges of the canyon walls.Surrounding areas are sparse understory PJ. This community is a distinct, isolated exception to the type of community recorded in, e.g., NP120.See environmental comments and representativeness of plot. This is an older, higher stream terrace remnant, and community is limited to it. Wash below has young POPFRE. Wood litter is high because of remains of dead, much older POPFRE on terrace. JUNOST on cliffs above, with some QUEGAM at base of cliff. JUNOST and POPFRE occur in area but are not in plot.The cottonwoods on this bar and adjacent ones, up and downstream, tell a story of long ago floods, two right here. The larger (older) cohort of POPFRE are about 8 feet above the canyon floor and are all 12-18 plus inches, diameter at breast height (DBH). The smaller (younger) cohort are 8-12 inches DBH. Some basal sprouting, but no seedling reproduction anywhere along the stream banks (of POPFRE). Willows and other riparian spp are all down at the bottom of the bank next to the active channel. Crypto soils are restricted to a single soil mound.>LVAL(  f\ "NhThe plot is south of a main trail, people walk through the plot, some places the trail goes right through the plot.Some soils have good cryptobiotic development, but majority of plot is on a slightly steeper slope and has only loose, bare soil. Some small erosional gullying (3-4 inches deep) has occurred in spots, from run-off off the slabs above.Slight water course at center of seep where water is concentrated. Otherwise pretty stable soils. Bare soil limited.Low disturbance. Very well crusted soils.Steep, unstable slopes--however, rock tends to be very large boulders with heavily littered soils in between. Litter (and shrubs) may help keep soils in place.Low disturbance. Good soil crust development, especially where soils are thinner and grass less dense.Seep must seasonally have some running surface water, as a very small (1 meter wide by 0.3 meter deep) channel has been eroded below present wet spot.Nothing obvious disturbance-wise. Significant soil crust development.Not much - the alcoves have a constant fall of stone chips and sand from the ceiling, so vegetation is less dense there.Slope is steep and area is transected by several shallow gullies wit actively eroding sides. Under PSEMEN deeper litter has collected and may contribute to stabilizing soil surfaces, but anything not bedrock here is slowly moving downhill.Tree mortality is striking in the plot and throughout vicinity. Perhaps one in every 8 to 10 PIED is recently dead.Relatively well-developed soil crusts--low physical disturbance. Lots of litter from BOUGRA may indicate drought impacts on living plants, plus drought mortality.Some very old cut willow stems are piled in plot. Some surface water has drained across areas in plot from run-off from the cliffs above.This area is about 8 feet above the current channel, so flooding is probably rare. There is some large woody trash washed up against the trunks of the larger trees from a flood some years ago. Cheatgrass implies hard past grazing use?LVAL@ Plot is located in an area of this stand that captures the average density of species. The upper slopes of stand lack the EPHVIR. Stand is surrounded with the usual PJ/sparse mixed shrub communities. Some PIED and JUOS occur outside of plot.Terrain in this area is a mix of level slickrock areas and soils on relatively level "benches" or steps. Soils are thinner here than upslope toward the Deer Flat slopes, and the trees tend to be smaller. PIED mortality in the area: probably insect kill.Plot encompasses the larger of 3 or 4 groups of PSEMEN on this canyon wall. In between PSEMEN patches are the typical PJ/mixed shrub communities we've plotted elsewhere. These PSEMEN are arranged linearly beneath a large overhanging cliff band--which may maximize light and therefore shrub density under their canopy. Soils seem deeper here than NP110, as well, perhaps contributing to increase in QUEGAM cover.PJ sparse on higher ridge above plot (W), where soils are thinner (and probably drier). Sandstone rim just below (to E). This grassland area is larger example of the many patches we've found along this ridge/rim area. Some PIED and JUOS occur outside of plot.About 20 HABZOT plants in plot. "Moss" on species list is a dense rock moss that was growing on the overhanging wall of plot. NP110 is immediately down slope. E and W along cliff band base are more small patches of the grasses found in this plot, but the rest of the seep species are limited to this small area generally encompassed by plot. ZIGVAG does extend farther down slope, densely for approximately 15 meters. Slope measurement represents areas in plot below cliff wall, but plot includes 1 meter up vertical/overhanging bedrock to include hanging species.This grassland community is patchy throughout the vicinity of the plot, denser in the more open areas between PJ crowns. Cryptobiotic soil photo represents the soils throughout plot. Some JUOS and PIED occur outside of plot.LVAL , D > LX4Soils are fine silts, but shallow to sandstone bedrock. Trees are therefore short and well spaced apart.This area is undulating with no exposed Cedar Mesa sandstone. This area does not have the ridge and ravine landscape as NP017 did. Several dead PINEDU from recent drought and IPS beetle.This terrace is gradual, as there is a bend in the channel here (at far west end of plot, through plot is on straight stretch). The far east end of the plot (upstream), the bank is approximately 1 meter high. Understory is dominated by upland species and residual Jun arc.This terrace would rarely flood, it is on a terrace well above the main stream channel, and contains an upland understory.Observation point encompasses side of butte where large boulders have fallen and likely continue to fall from above. Little to no bare soils is seen because small rocks form scree where boulders are absent from plot surface. PJ with mixed shrub/herb understory can be seen in all directions and up and down slope. Much of colluvium on slope is from Shinarump Formation upslope.This area is flooded seasonally, there is trash caught on the POPFRE trunks. A small side channel was cut right through this plot.Plot is on a long "island" between two channels that drain a large plunge pool below a major pour off. Flooding and rock falls from the canyon walls affect this community.Old badger hole, rabbit pellets. Medium to well-developed crypto. These species of graminoid have been seen mixed into shrub communities, but this is the largest stand so far. EPHVIR increases in density at periphery where JUNOST and QUEGAM communities begin. PINEDU in area are all dead.Soils compacted at about 4 inches deep.Community is located on thin soils between large expanses of slickrock.Hard pan about 4 inches below soil surface.Sheltered alcove with overhanging cliff above and seeping water.Hard pan or very compacted soils at about 4 inches deep.2LVAL  NScattered POPFRE, POPxACU, and fewer POPANG are throughout the canyon bottom. PJ with mixed shrubs are on canyon walls just south of plot. No biological crust development in plot, just outside plot there is rudimentary crust development. Plot has an upper terrace with POPxACU to 10 inches diameter at breast height (DBH). It also has a lower terrace with trees to 6 inches DBH. The SALEXI is clearly relictual - scattered, unhealthy plants being replaced by CHRLIN.Scattered POPFRE, POPANG, and POPXACU are all along this stretch of the canyon, often on terraces. QUEGAM and AMEUTA are on the bank just south of plot. Canyon walls have sparse CERINT and PJ.Area is quite dry and forbs are beginning to curl up. Canyon walls support PJ/AMEUTA and PJ/CERINT. Seven POPFRE trees are on the margins of the SALEXI - 5 are young, 1 is mature, and 1 is decadent.Soil photo represents the biotic soils in the S third of plot. Elsewhere the soil is physically crusted only. This community is fairly homogenous, and covers uniformly most of the higher surfaces of tip of the peninsula between Deer and White Canyons.This community is on thin, ledgy soils between slickrock areas, and the entire side of this drainage has many patches of the same species in similar combinations. Some areas nearby have flatter, deeper soils and tend to have less shrub density. Litter cover is limited to drip lines of shrubs and trees. Crypto photo is of areas with greatest development.BOUGRA extends into neighboring PJ. Small patches of similar BOUGRA communities were encountered scattered along the line from NP124 to NP125, essentially in the high-level/high-slope areas of the ridge line. Some PIED and JUOS occur outside of plot.Approximately 5 Habenaria zothecina plants found in community. Plot includes a 25 x 1 meter band of overhanging rock at the back of the alcove--not figured in slope calculation. Moss is hanging "lobes" on this overhanging surface. PAXMYR is a mat limited to S end of plot--on drier soils.3 n l @uS/#!%HFQd2318MidslopeObscured by SoilUpland:@F6800T030002000Clay LoamRapidly DrainedN@7@D@GTT000rgeca_][WWUSQOK??3!!!%GEd2374LowslopeNew AlluviumPalustrineIntermittently Flooded @F4000090002t00Loamy SandModerately Well Drained@7@D@E31000~|pD0""!%FDd9322MidslopeObscured by SoilUpland@F6900<1025003000Silt LoamRapidly DrainedD@7@D@E1<10<12tigeca_]YYWSQOK??3!!!%EBc4355MidslopeObscured by SoilUplandt@ A3200T035002000Silt LoamRapidly DrainedNo evidence.@D@ETT0T30rgeca_][WWUSQOK??3!!!%DCd2144Low LevelNew AlluviumUplandIntermittently Flooded$@ A1000093002000Loamy SandRapidly Drainedb@ 7@D@E31000~~|zxvth<0""!%CAd330MidslopeNew AlluviumUplandIntermittently Flooded@ A3000094001000Sandy LoamRapidly Drained@ 7@ ?@B11000||zxvtrf:. !%B@ 32136MidslopeMoenkopi FmUpland@A01000001030010400@500000~|zxvvvjjjjjhfb^\XTTRPNLH<<0##!%A?d0n/aLow LevelNew AlluviumPalustrineSeasonally Flooded@A7020080102300Loamy SandModerately Well Drainedf@ 7@D@B41000~~|zxvthD0""!%@>d280Low LevelNew AlluviumPalustrineSeasonally FloodedX@A21000068701100Loamy SandModerately Well Drained@ 7@D@B11000}{ywsgC/!!!%?= 3194LowslopeNew AlluviumUplandB@A0003003cryptobiotic soil03000101000101000||||||||zxtpnlhUQOKIG;;/!!!%>;rdvariablevariableMidslopeCedar Mesa SandstoneUplandN@A7710T018002000Silt LoamRapidly Drainedh@ 7d@D@BTT011~|zxvtrnnljhfbVVJ44* !%=<vd1040MidslopeCedar Mesa SandstoneUpland@A6120002920<1500Sandy LoamRapidly Drained Rabbit scat@ ?@B<1<10<11znljhdb`\\ZXVTPDD8""!%<:d1284High LevelObscured by SoilUplandV@A7400202000T000Silt LoamRapidly DrainedLots of rabbit scat. Beetle damage to Sclerocactus.@B400TTtigeca_]YYWUSQMAA5##!%;9d30260MidslopeCedar Mesa SandstonePalustrineSaturated@A41001562101<110Sandy LoamRapidly Drainednothing evident@ ?@@B15<1000}{wwusqmk_M9##!LVAL  ~ | xxNo footprints seen or obvious disturbances Small piece of flagging on ground.This plot is in the interior of the park, with the main loop road all around it. We are only approximately 250 meters from the Sipapu Bridge overlook parking area. Footprints were seen just off road, but none in plot. Piece of toilet paper in plot-stuck to OPUPOL. Ugh.Plot is approximately 75 meters upslope from highway 95, and there is evidence of last year's cow pies, none from this year. Cow prints seen along road.This area is quite far from the main road or trail. No obvious disturbances or footprints.Sheep trails interrupt crypto crusts on the ledge below the alcove/crevice seep system. Large pieces of alcove ceiling/wall appear ready to fall at any moment.This plot is far enough off the foot trail to have no obvious disturbance. PINEDU are leaking pitch and several in the plot died recently.The main trail is along ledge east of plot approximately 20 meters above canyon floor. Not as much foot traffic along canyon floor where this plot is, however some stragglers probably still walk here, some footprints evident.Plot is only about 200 meters from the water well and the service road, however no footprints or sign of disturbances.This area has several other sets of human footprints, which may be due to the close proximity to the residential area and visitor center.Plot is north of main trail, running nearly perpendicular to the trail. Some foot traffic through the plot is probable.Plot is just off main trail that goes between Owachomo and Kachina Bridge. People may walk through this area. Banks of channel are eroding.Trash in willow and bent-over stems indicate recent and chronic flooding. Angular stones adjacent to plot fell from canyon walls.Low disturbance. Good soil development--crypto in part of plot, physical crusting elsewhere. Shallow surface run-off gullies (eroded to bedrock sandstone) on either ends of plot."LVALf 8This is the only major patch of POPANG that we have seen in this canyon, the parent of the POPACU seen downstream of this plot (NP010 and NP009). There are quite a few POPANGs in this part of the canyon with several age classes represented. Many younger trees, as well as older trees with crowns snapped off, maybe due to falling rock debris? Sparse CERINT, PETPUM, FRAANO and PJ in soil accumulations in canyon wall east of plot, where the trail is. There is a rock overhang above plot, solid rock, no vegetation. Canyon here runs N to S, this may be why POPANG occurs only here. Maybe it will be cooler tomorrow.There are a few Cedar Mesa Sandstone bedrock areas (outside plot) exposed, where there seems to be more rim type vegetation-though most of vegetation is just like this plot. Biotic crust is predominantly dark cyano and is at a very young development here, intermixed with mostly soil cracking. Lots of exposed tree roots--soil pan is at about 3 inches below soil. Lots of erosion evident. Trees are short. Soils appear to be Organ Rock shale remnants.Soils appear to be Organ Rock Shale remnants. Surrounding communities are all very similar. (See representativeness section.) This is a PJ/SHEROT woodland with ARTTRIW; other area N of drainage does not have ARTTRIW. Sparse understory and low diversity. Areas near the side drainage on this mesa (NW of plot) that have exposed Cedar Mesa sandstone have higher shrub understory diversity. Many of these areas are sparsely vegetated. Biotic crust (dark cyano) is highly developed, but may be patchy. Lots of PINEDU seedlings, lots of regeneration. Most of the mature trees are JUNOST. Moss is concentrated under trees.Canyon walls south of plot is PJ. Plot is under a rock wall overhang with no vegetation. There is a shelf approximately 13 meters above plot with some vegetation, which is difficult to see, probably PINEDU and mixed shrubs. Several age classes of POPACU appear on this terrace. Trash is gathered on upstream trunks of the POPACU.LVALXN  n`vThis is an undulating area with many small ravines or mini drainages of deep Organ Rock Shale. Several dead PINEDU from recent drought and pine beetle. Quite sparse understory. No grasses and few forbs.Undulating landscape with no exposed Cedar Mesa Sandstone. There are areas of water erosion--drainage. But no major ravine/ridge landscape as in NP017. Few dead PINEDU from recent drought and Ips beetle. Few small rocks. More PINEDU than JUNOST.This steep sloped butte side has large Shinarump colluvium (boulders and rocks) and few Shinarump - petrified wood - pieces on top of Organ Rock Shale. No recent sign of fire, yet dead PINEDU due to recent dry conditions and bugs. Several montane shrub species.Shallow fine Organ Rock Shale in pockets on top of Cedar Mesa Sandstone slickrock. Diversity increases dramatically with the sandstone component, in contrast to the deeper soils of Organ Rock Shale on mesa surrounding the rim. Trees are very short (most approximately 2 meters) because they are rooted in cracks in the sandstone.Water seeping from the roof of an alcove 60 meters wide supports this community. Base of alcove has a 6 inch layer of dark, dense, brittle clay-like material that may be why water emerges at this level - we have seen the same material in other hanging gardens also.This area is undulating with low areas of drainage/runoff. Several dead PINEDU may be due to recent drought and pine beetle. Many older PJ skeletons as well.This steep bank is flooded during large events, evident by the riparian understory and younger POPANG trees, though not seasonally flooded. This is a narrow stretch of canyon with trash collected on POPANG equal to bank height. Bank is 1.5 to 2.5 meters high.This undulating landscape has some area of exposed Cedar Mesa Sandstone bedrock, but not in this plot or anywhere adjacent to plot. Dead PINEDU due to recent drought and pine beetle. Several small ravines/ridges.LVAL \   Live litter and live wood included in litter and wood categories.Live litter and live wood included in litter and wood categories.Live litter and live wood included in litter and wood categories.Live litter and live wood included in litter and wood categories.Live litter and live wood included in litter and wood categories.Live litter and live wood included in litter and wood categories.Cedar Mesa Sandstone with Organ Rock Shale remnants on top in pockets. The surrounding mesa is very monotypic with deeper Organ Rock Shales, no exposed Cedar Mesa. PJ with SHEROT and few ARTTRIW and EPHVIR. No grasses and very few dried up forbs. Similar to NP015. Many dead PINEDU on mesa. The biotic crust is extensive and developed, mostly dark cyano with few lichens. A few PJ skeletons in plot area, but not as recently dead as on mesa, probably due to old age. ARCPAT is a new component in this community. No forsellesia here. This type occupies "stair steps" of sandstone descending to the cliffs that form the true canyon walls.Exposed ledge below this alcove is PJ/sparse understory. The soil in the alcove is soft and powdery, white with limy deposits from the dripping water. This plot is drier and less diverse than NP006 (see NO003 for adjacent diverse but discontinuous seep), but wetter than NP001. This system may be roughly contiguous with NP006/same ledge system. EPIGIG, SOLSPA, SCHSCO, and ADICAP-VEN are outside of the plot, but in NO003.Soil packs down to a clay hard pan at approximately 5 inches. Very, very, very young dark cyano development, mostly soil cracking. Between the plot and the foot trail we have walked through PJ with ARTTRIW and few SHEROT, sparse PJ, and areas like this plot: PJ with ARTTRIW and SHEROT. All look the same on the photos are not very different in composition. This is an area of Cedar Mesa Sandstone with soils on top, which appear to be derived from Organ Rock Shale.3 e;or @%YV 15350MidslopeShinarump ConglomerateUpland@N01010000203001030000000}{ywwwwwwwwusokieaa_][WSGG;##!%XU0n/aHigh LevelObscured by SoilUpland@N030000020000020@G00000}{ywwwkkkkkieca_]YYWUSQMAA5##!%WS 25208BackslopeCedar Mesa SandstonePalustrineSaturatedr@N0402000020100100000000~zzxvtpl`N:$$!%VT1180High LevelObscured by SoilUplandx@K030000010003000@G00000}{ywwwkkkkkigea_]YYWUSQMAA5##!%URXd0n/aHigh LevelObscured by SoilUpland@ A39003020003<100Sandy LoamRapidly Drained@7@J@M<1<10134wkigca_]YYWUSQMAA5##!%TQa 2164Step In SlopeCedar Mesa SandstoneUpland@K04010002biotic soil010001000@G00000}ywuqd`^\XTHH<&&!%SPd2100MidslopeCedar Mesa SandstoneUpland@K2520t035002000LoamRapidly DrainedV@7@JT@L1t0t35qkigeca_[[YWUSOCC7!!!%ROb0n/aHigh LevelObscured by SoilUpland @K040000020001000@G00000}{ywwwkkkkkigea_]YYWUSQMAA5##!%QNd2352MidslopeOrgan Rock Shale - Cutler GpUpland4@K70002024002000Silt LoamRapidly DrainedDeer poop and trails (old)z@J@L<1<10<12~sqomkigcca_][WKK?!!!%PMd2232MidslopeObscured by SoilUpland@K1020<1025002000Silt LoamRapidly Drainedno obvious use inside plot@J.@L<1<1<1160tigeca_]YYWSQOK??3!!!%OLd8234MidslopeCedar Mesa SandstoneUpland@K3350<102020<1<100Sandy LoamRapidly Drainedno obvious evidence@Jn@I<1<1<1<140}qomieca]][WUQOCC7!!!%NKd2216MidslopeObscured by SoilUpland@F3400T035001000Silt LoamRapidly Drained@7@ D@ITT0T30rgeca_][WWUSQOK??3!!!%MJd2238MidslopeObscured by SoilUpland@F6001025003<100Silt LoamRapidly Drained Rabbit scat just outside plot.@ D@I<1<10<165rgec_][YUUSQOMK??3!!!%LIFd2556MidslopeOrgan Rock Shale - Cutler GpUpland@F2600t0122032600Silt LoamRapidly Drainedx@72@ DN@It130ttvtrnljhddb`^\XLL@""!%JHd198MidslopeCedar Mesa SandstoneUpland@F356000610T100Sandy LoamRapidly DrainedJ@7@ D@GTT1T50thfdb`^\ZZXVTRNBB6 !%IGd37278BackslopeCedar Mesa SandstonePalustrineSaturated@F9000005100300Loamy SandSomewhat Poorly DrainedB@7@@DV@G10000~|zxxvtrpl`N:$$!XLVAL :pVery thick / tall crusts where they are present. Other areas of plot have exposed sandstone bedrock.Surrounding communities include PJ/SHEROT woodland like NP020, where organ rock shale is dominant, but these communities have no organ rock shale. This plot and hare has major biotic crust development in all patches of soil. The shallow soils support very dwarfed trees. Our plot happens to be in a patch of vegetation with few trees. The area surrounding has a few more trees. Cedar mesa sandstone with patches of organ rock shale on top.Soils appear to be Organ Rock Shale remnants. This vegetation community is pretty typical of area. Areas with sandstone slickrock increase greatly in diversity, including shrubs and more forbs. The dark cyano development on this area is quite extensive, though soil cracking is also very evident as well. More crust development on ridges, very sparse in ravines. This area has no ARTTRIW. Many trees have exposed roots, soil only goes down approximately 5 inches before it reaches a hard pan. Many dead PINEDU.Surrounding communities have exposed Cedar Mesa Sandstone outcrops, with ARCPAT and AMEUTA understory, which is part of the PJ/mixed shrub rim community. This plot and surrounding area have some soil cracking and lots of dark cyano development with bits of lichen on top of dark cyano. The exposed tree roots infer a hardpan, lots of erosion. Soils appear to be remnants of Organ Rock Shale.One the Cedar Mesa Sandstone rim below, down slope, NE of highway 191, some Organ Rock Shale slope wash - residual soils exist in pockets on top of the Cedar Mesa Sandstone. There is PJ with mixed shrubs, SHEROT is minor component. This slope (with plot) is unique with SHEROT within the park boundary. PJ/SHEROT is much more common on the higher ground surrounding the park. Crypto occurs as tiny spots. Slope has visible down slope movement. Grasses are pedestalled. Ground under downhill side of trees is much lower than on the up hill side.LVALP0 l B`NbSeveral dead or dying Pinion look like drought stress or beetle kill. Most plants look good this year, though.Hikers frequent this area and cause minor damage to the biotic crust. Flakes and chunks of chert may be evidence of ancient inhabitants.gully erosion, some evidence of cattle grazinggully erosion is significant, rock fall, down slope soil movementgully erosion is occurring in polygonsheet wash and small gullies in plot, poor crypto developmentsome sheet wash and gully erosiongully erosion, rapid runoff from bedrock slabs and ledges during precipitation eventsrapid runoff following precipitation events, some wind erosionSheet runoff and rill erosion are evident. Some exposure to wind. Some dead crown branches in Pinion pine - possible bugs.extensive gullying in stand from run off, possible wind erosion and rain splasharea characterized by episodic water flowsome channeling in cryptos from run off. Otherwise appears undisturbed.tag on Artemisia from research (UNL-26) from 1987, small amount of lithics, one pottery shardsome pot shards and lithic scatter and old ash under top soil later indicates ancient human use.Little evidence on this level surface of the sheet and gully erosion that has characterized most of our mesa top plots. No signs of fire in the plot. All trees have severe pitch-out, dying or dead trees and branches.Plot is near old closed off road, trash in plot including old tin can, aluminum pie pan, and sock.None evident. Small archeology site between plot and road (a hearth). You can hear traffic on the road from the plot, but it's obvious that no one walks here. There are some drainage ways here, but plot is not nearly as dissected as others have been. Perennial plants still tend to occupy mounds with erosion between.Old cow pies and scat in the general area. We are quite far from any road or trail.This plot is only approximately 200 meters from picnic area, but no obvious disturbance.LVAL 8  v>|North facing area in side canyon - deep gullyinggullying through soils from water run offArea characterized by gullying, some young pinion pines.Geology mostly slickrock sandstone but with patches of well-formed soils with mature biotic crusts.Mature stand of P-J, some erosion from runoff, channelingArea has been chained and extensive piles of wood cover area. All PJ trees are sparse and not much over 2 meters tall. NE of plot is PJ/sage, SW is sparse PJ, and farther SW is like NP126.Ledge inaccessible so done with binoculars from rim approximately 40 feet above. Majority of ledge is open from PJ coverage and made up of herbaceous community. Young PJ along with old trees present. Soils obviously shallow because exposure of bedrock seen in gullies.This is an area with Organ Rock Shale pockets on top of slickrock outcrops of Cedar Mesa Sandstone. There is shrink - swell cracking on the soil surface. High shrub diversity. Several dead PINEDU due to dry conditions and beetle damage.Top of butte varies greatly. Along rim edges species include ARTTRW, PINEDU, YUCHAR, PETPUM, STICOM, ORYHYM, CHRNAU, PURMEX. Farther north on butte community turns to dense STICOM. Entire butte has been chained and piles of dead JUNOST are everywhere. Sparse PIED in area.These silty, clayey soils don't seem to hold water well, thus the sparse vegetation and surface cracking. Soil gets hard about 5 inches below the surface.Quite flat area with Cedar Mesa slickrock outcroppings surrounded by extensive areas of organ rock shale with extensive biotic crust. Dead PINEDU from recent drought and pine beetle. Small areas of drainage snake throughout the area.This upper draw of cedar mesa sandstone has patches of organ rock shale. Few dead PINEDU from recent drought and pine beetle. Patchy vegetation concentrated in soil deposition on top of slickrock. High species diversity compared to PJ/SHEROT woodland.LVAL F surrounding is similar in makeup but patchy as to distribution, dominancemid upper level of plant community below Douglas fir standPlot lies within a relatively homogenous type - but with some patchy distribution of bedrock outcrops and trees.Most of this rim is PJ with mixed shrub understory. This lower area of the rim seems to be quite high in diversity. SHEROT is sparsely scattered along old road, but seems to be absent elsewhere. This area has extensive biotic crust development, mostly dark cyano "castles" with sparse moss and lichen tips. Closer to the highway, the soils are deeper and retain more of their Organ Rock Shale character - the vegetation is PJ/sparse understory. Only when you begin to get Cedar Mesa Sandstone poking through, does the shrub diversity increase. Soil is shallow, approximately 6 inches under the soil you hit the Cedar Mesa Sandstone bedrock. There are no grasses in this area.Organ Rock shale supports one of 3 types of woodland understory: (1) Lots of SHEROT, maybe some EPHVIR or/and ARTTRIw: (2)Lots of ARTTRIw and maybe some EPHVIR or SHEROT; and (3) Hardly anything. Where sandstone crops, the shrub diversity expands to include CERINT, CERMON, FRAANO, AMEUTA, FORMEI, ARCPAT--though ARTTRIw and SHEROT are generally absent in slickrock areas. Forb diversity is also an order of magnitude greater on slickrock than here on Organ Rock shale. Moss is mostly under the trees on litter. Dark cyano development is in a very early stage over most of the plot.Surrounding communities include a cedar mesa sandstone drainage with much greater understory diversity, including PETPUM. The shale areas look like this plot. Few scattered PURMEX. PJ varies between PJ/SHEROT and PJ/sparse understory. This plot and surrounding area has extensive biotic crust development on most soil covered surfaces. Few exposed roots infer a shallow hardpan. These are VERY pitchy trees.LVAL " r|@ (In this community the shrubs tend to be near the deeper erosion channels and the trees are on the ridges between.To the south, away from the canyon rim, the P-J gets much thicker and the understory loses some diversity. This community continues to the west and north.Pinus edulis occurs outside plot; no cryptobiotic crust due to soil movementno cryptobiotic crust was observed, soil is too mobile and site is too mesic (north aspect with high snow accumulation)tree densities decrease down slope and to southeast, very sparse graminoid cover in polygonsparse understory, drought is causing stress and mortality on Pinus edulis (needles chloritic on Pinus trees), no graminoids present.This site is typical of exposures to the west. To the east is a flat area with deeper soil and Mahonia fremontii shrubs. Further east, on the east facing slope, the soil is gullied and Shepherdia rotundifolia is present (see observation point).This community is in a relatively homogenous stand, no other communities are nearby. There is more SHEROT in adjacent gullies than in the plot. The crust is nearly washed away and persists at the base of sagebrush.The plot represents the area of periodic water flow which results in gullying. Surrounding area has similar disturbance in varying degrees. Shepherdia rotundifolia appears to be more abundant in those areas, but the plot represents area well.Dead trees (Pinus edulis?) present in plot, otherwise P. edulis look healthy. Areas where soil is present contain well-developed biocrust.Crypto crust is fairly well developed in the openings between tree canopies where the litter isn't. Litter under trees is thick for a PJ stand. Interesting note--these Organ Rock mesa top soils seem to be grass-phobic--we haven't seen grass, not one stem, for many plots. Yet close to the rim there are occasional VERY grassy potholes in the slickrock (mostly STICOM).LVAL xsome erosion, sheet wash. Soils disturbed, little biocrustThis stand was cleared of PJ and used as a gas drill pad by Sun Exploration Co. AGRCRI (and possibly other species) were planted and native shrubs have moved back in. There are exploded bits of tree trunks everywhere. The soils appear to be Organ Rock Shale remnants.This is the largest hanging garden we've seen yet. It occupies a narrow ledge between layers of Cedar Mesa sandstone. It looks to be dry (no drips, soil dry). Entire seep is approximately 200 feet long. Point includes entire seep. Needed to do a point instead of a plot for safety reasons.This point typifies what was once the principal community of top of the mesa, before it was chained. JUNOST are mature and well-spaced. Lots of dead trees. Lots of cow sign (prints and pies). Soil has polygonal cracking, fluffy texture on surface. The soils are residual Chinle shale.This slope is very similar to NP013, large sandstone bounders, similar vegetation, old forest verging on old growth. Soils are extremely rocky, yet tree growth is diverse and vigorous. Benches and slopes on this north face all have the same vegetation. Vegetation on top near the rim is more mixed shrubs, but is basically the same community.Sage is obvious on aerial photo. Not much in the way of herbaceous under the sage. PJ is sparse. SW of area is NO105 in a chained area, which is dramatically different from this. Hillsides to NE look to be PJ with little sage.This is a long, but in some places very sparse, patchy hanging garden. Some areas of very wet, dripping water, others that are nearly dry. ZIGVAG seems to dominate, with few scattered Adiantum cap-ven and EPIGIG, and patches where AQUMIC dominates, like NP012. Lots of ungulate sign, large scat looks like cow pies. The scat is quite fresh, possibly bighorn sheep or elk? Few patches are densely vegetated and diverse, similar to NP006.3@K m O &fg` %he/d37351MidslopeTalus/Colluvium/LandslidesUpland*@Pt20t074804600Sandy LoamWell Drained"game trail upper portion of plotrock fall, gully erosiont@L15t00}qomkigeaa_][YWKK?##!%gdd3283MidslopeAeolian SandsUpland@P74t0t04t02t00Silt LoamModerately Well Drainednone@ J@Ltt0t20mb`^\ZXVTTRPNLH<<0!!!%fcd3189MidslopeAeolian SandsUplandt@N8900t06003t00Silt LoamModerately Well DrainedH@7@ J@Mt20ttmb`^\ZXVTTRPNLH<<0!!!%ebx 920Low LevelNew AlluviumUpland`@ K02002000300020100000001uqomkiiiiiiiigea][YUUSQMKG;;/!!!%da 4330LowslopeAeolian SandsUpland@P030201000301001010000000xvtrpnnnnnnnnljfb`\XXVTPLH<<0!!!%c`\d5240High SlopeCedar Mesa SandstoneUplandR@ K6120tt010t0t100Sandy LoamModerately Well Drainedant hill outside plotnonet2222{omkigec__][YUQEE9##!%b_Vd746High SlopeAeolian SandsUplandp@ K680111scat20002100Sandy LoamRapidly DrainedRabbit scat, ant hillR@J@Mt1023wkigeca_[USQOMI==1""!%a^Dc6184High SlopeCedar Mesa SandstoneUplandX@P5860ttsheep scat5t03t00Sandy LoamWell Drained"cow tracks near plot, sheep scat@J@It111015wusqomki][YWUQEE9##!%`]nd11195MidslopeCedar Mesa SandstoneUpland@K63200t02201600Sandy LoamWell Drainednone observednone observed@Mttt33ymkigeca__][YUQEE9##!%_\b6235High LevelAeolian SandsUplandr@K6000ttrabbit scat33t03t00Sandy LoamModerately Well DrainedRabbit scat - not much@Jt2tttsqomkigcVTRPNJ>>2##!%^[c2225High LevelAeolian SandsUplandT@P48001trabbit scat45t01t00Sandy LoamModerately Well Drained"scat from rabbits, some cow scat@Jt4tttsqomkigcVTRPNJ>>2##!%]Z0n/aLow LevelNew AlluviumUpland@P0001001biotic crust040001000@G00000vvvvvtrpljhdVRPLJH<<0""!%\Y730High SlopeObscured by SoilUpland@N0300000101002010000000xvtrpnnnnnnnnljfb`\XXVTRPL@@4""!%[W 38184BackslopeCedar Mesa SandstonePalustrineSaturatedB@N01010101004010001010@G00000~~|xtpl`N:$$!%ZX 2298High LevelChinle FormationUplandB@N03000003000100000000usqomkkkkkkkkigea_]YYWUSQMAA5##!LVAL 8 :V6Down slope soil movement and rock fall, thin soilsWillows started at UTM 590225,4161406 scattered thinly upstream of the obs. Point. Cottonwoods started at UTM 590034, 4161374 and continued downstream until about 50 meters past obs. Point. All UTMs had 27. Trickling water and small pools present throughout obs. Point.Significant graminoid cover in this stand as opposed to mesa areas (suggests no past grazing). Some gully erosionrock outcrops influencing community, rock exposure increases and tree density decreases to southeast of plotRock exposure influences species composition and distribution. Drought is causing mortality of Pinus.exposed sandstone bedrock, sparse understory, small gully erosion in plot and surrounding stand, Pinus edulis are drought stressed (two dead).Controlled by exposed bedrock, deep pockets of aeolian deposits, and runoff / wind erosion.very steep, soil moist due to snow accumulation. Gully erosion. PINEDU scarred by rock fall. Douglas fir above, canyon floor supports P-J / CERMONThe community is controlled by near-to-surface bedrock and by sheet runoff during precipitation resulting in small rills about 1/4 meter wide.north-facing slope of canyon just up from wash (wash bottom 15 meters away). This community extends at least 100 meters in either direction. Could extend farther up, but we didn't have time to hike up.thin sandy soil covering sandstone. Well-developed soil crusts. Sandstone exposed in many areas. Some water channels through cryptos from run off. Cow tracks near plot.Grazing impacts on cryptos, dead pinion from insects, drought. Big sagebrush appears decadent. Minor erosion from slope wash, wind. Mature stand, mostly Utah Juniper.This is a small patch, approximately 50 meters by 15 meters, with nearly solid BROTEC in understory. Area does not flood. On margins of ARTTRIT shrubland are PINEDU, FRAANO, MAHFRE, QUEGAM, POPFRE, but do make up this community.3 !7/*(%wtd6347High SlopeCedar Mesa SandstoneUpland Z@U70200015t06100Silt loamRapidly drainedBunny poop is on the plot.@T@St10t5zomkigec__][YWSGE9##!%vsc5333High SlopeCedar Mesa SandstoneUpland @R6000T025003000Silt loamRapidly drained Some deer poop is on the plot.l@T@ST40T7zomkigec__][YWSGE9##!%urd0n/aHigh LevelCedar Mesa SandstoneUpland @R8103008t03000Silt loamRapidly drained@7@T@St30t2xmkigeca__][YWSGE9##!%tqd846High SlopeCedar Mesa SandstoneUpland (@R561220011503T00Silt loamRapidly drainedh@7@J@S32T15{pnljhfd``^\ZVRFD8""!%spd7263High SlopeCedar Mesa SandstoneUpland @@R36251T017206T00Silt loamRapidly drained@7@J6@ MT2T110|qomkigeaa_][WSGE9##!%roZ15307MidslopeAeolian SandsUpland @R040000010001010000000trpnljjjjjjjjhfb^\ZVVTRPNJ>>2##!%qned1975MidslopeUpland@R640000310012000Silt LoamModerately Well Draineddeer scat, cow patty\@J no cryptobiotic crust observedtt200|cXVTPNLHFFDB@>:.."""!?%pmY 4351MidslopeAeolian SandsUpland@R040100001010010100000001xtrpnlllllllljhd`^ZVVTRPLH<<0!!!%olZd2939MidslopeChinle FormationUplandd@ P81000025011000Clay LoamWell Drained deer scat@J@M0t100shfd`^\ZXXVTRPL@@4""!%nkv 1290Low LevelNew AlluviumPalustrineIntermittently Flooded @ P0301030001020010101000000|pD0""!%mj6d19354MidslopeTalus/Colluvium/LandslidesUpland@ P84t000550t400Silt LoamModerately Well DrainednoneJ@J@M11t00|qomkigecca_][WKK?##!%liMd6319MidslopeAeolian SandsUpland@ P8410005t02t00Sandy LoamWell Draineddeer scat, rabbit scatz@J@Mt1t61|nb`^\ZXVTTRPNLH<<0!!!%khRd5223MidslopeAeolian SandsUpland@P6930t05t05100Sandy LoamWell Drainedrabbit and deer scatB@ J @Mt2t105|nb`^\ZXVTTRPNLH<<0!!!%jgXd2206MidslopeAeolian SandsUpland@P6930t05101t00Sandy LoamWell Drainedh@7@ J@Mt1t155|nb`^\ZXVTTRPNLH<<0!!!%ifAd9210High LevelAeolian SandsUpland@P0477t03t02t00SandWell Drainednone|@ J@Lt1t103xjdb`^\ZXVVTRNLJ>>2##!jLVALPF  6There is impressive biocrust development in this area. A few drainage channels are slowly sculpting the terrain. Several small dead Pinion trees are on the plot, but several live seedlings are here to replace them.These large ledges seem to have fairly deep soil. Shallow erosion gullies meander across the ledge but do not expose bedrock. Biocrust development is not as advanced as less sunny spots. Several dead Pinions are on or near the plot. The trees are on low mounds making me think some soil has blown out in the past. Besides the biocrust there is also a rain crust making geometric cracks in the drying soil. A little sand is in the bottom of the drainage channels.Terrain here is a series of ledges of exposed bedrock with accumulations of soil on the flat of each ledge. Soil is probably fairly shallow. Shallow erosion channels snake across the ledges. A little sand is in the bottom of the channels. Well-developed biocrust grows in the spaces between plants. Several dead or dying Pinion are on the plot, but several Pinion seedlings are here to replace them.Soil here is fairly shallow with large pieces of bedrock exposed. Well-developed biocrust covers the soil between plants. Erosion channels snake through the area exposing bedrock. A considerable amount of dead wood is on the ground. A continuous layer of littler is found under the trees and large shrubs. A little sand is found in the bottom of the erosion channels. Several dead Pinion trees are in the area.Significant gully erosion. Pinus edulis drought stressed. Several dead down Juniperus osteosperma possibly associated with erosion.significant gully erosion in plot and in the polygon. No biological crust on mesic slopeDeep aeolian soil highly dissected by erosion. Sheet erosion occurring inhibiting crust development. No graminoids observed.LVAL` R J:This is a large community and its neighbors are out of sight. However, our plan is to continue south and document the next homogenous community.This community doesn't really have any neighbors since it's bordered by cliffs above and below. The grass drops off a little as you head east across the bench.Down the hill (north) is a flat area with large P-J with just a little snakeweed and Senecio in the understory. The soil appears much deeper there, too. Up the hill (south) the plant community is similar to this spot with most of the same vegetation, but more spread out, with more bedrock and crust-covered soil showing. The terrain is less steep there so there is less northern exposure.There seems to be quite a bit of this type on the interior of the mesa top and it is quite obvious and distinctive on the aerial photo. Species diversity is markedly lower than around the edge of the mesa where some bedrock is exposed and the soil is thinner.To the south the P-J is somewhat thicker. To the north more bedrock is exposed, fragmenting the community. In both cases the species makeup is basically the same, the differences being in density.This P-J with Shepherdia and Sage community seems to be just on this little slope, contouring across the hillside. Above and below it the Shepherdia and Sage disappear leaving mainly just P-J.This community seems to be the norm on the large, flat, sunny ledges on this side of the canyon. On the slickrock between the dirt-covered ledges the community changes to scattered shrubs and P-J growing in the cracks.The community on this aspect has a somewhat more lush understory than those on sunnier aspects. P-J density increases at the bottom of the shallow canyon north. Slickrock slopes across canyon (north) are quite sparse with widely spaced shrubs.zLVAL  N  N t hHikers pass through the area but don't cause much disturbance.Erosion is ongoing here although the biocrust is trying to stabilize the soil. It could be a minor to moderate disturbance.Erosion might cause a minimal disturbance.Erosion continues causing minor disturbance. We also found a pottery shard flagged with an old rusty metal wand. We didn't touch it.Erosion continues here causing minor disturbance.Wind and water erosion continue producing minor disturbance.Erosion is trying to whittle away the soil, but it is well-stabilized by plants and biocrust.Wild game and wild humans have damaged the biocrust slightly. Erosion is removing a small amount of soil. A few Pinions are dead, possibly due to recent drought.Several large dead Pinion on plot could have been killed by recent drought or beetles.Small erosion channels create minor disturbance. Occasional hikers damage biocrust slightly.The combination of wind and rain is trying to erode this area into a sort of mini badland with many fluves and interfluves. This action is being resisted by well-developed biocrust.This area has a very low intensity disturbance from wind and rain erosion. Chert flakes were found on the plot.NLVAL DjfThis area of apparently deep soil has been sculpted by wind and water into a vast collection of humps, ridges, slopes, lumps and gullies. The trees are mostly on their own private, litter-covered hummocks. Biotic crust is mostly immature and scattered. A fair amount of old dead wood is on the ground, but the live trees are in good health and there's no sign of drought stress here.The bench this plot is on has a thin layer of soil covering a slickrock foundation. Wind and water erosion have exposed bedrock in many locations. Erosion channels have either a sand or bedrock bottom. Quite a bit of old dead wood is on the ground and a few recently deceased Pinion are in the area. Extensive biocrust is doing its part to hold things together.The terrain is a sloping series of steps and ledges separating a flat area below from another flat area above. The distinct plant community here probably results from the northern exposure and the precipitation-concentrating effect of the exposed bedrock. Shallow erosion channels wander through the area, sometimes exposing bedrock. A few recently-dead pinion trees are on the plot. Biocrust is impressive and extensive. There's a very high diversity of shrubs here.Overall, this area is fairly flat, but each tree rests on its own little hump with the spaces between being a foot or two lower. Maybe some soil has blown out in the past, but things seem stabilized now. Biocrust development is spotty and spread out leaving each little crypto apartment building with a little open space around it. A few large, recently-dead Pinions are on the plot. The living Pinions have yellow needles on their branch tips and look a little sickly.Numerous small to medium-sized erosion channels pass through this area sometimes exposing bedrock. A fair amount of old dead wood is on the ground. There aren't too many standing dead trees here. Most trees are small and young with several Pinion seedlings present. 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There's a small old chew mark on one of the Pinions.There's deer poop, bunny poop, and cow (!) poop on the plot.Faint game trails and a little bunny poop are found on the plot. Also, a fish hook cactus had the top bit off by some incredibly hungry or tough creature. An ant hill is here too.Game trails, deer poop and bunny poop are found on the plot. The grass on the plot has been browsed. An active ant hill is on the plot.LVALX @ < $The oak definitely gets thicker and more dominant toward the cliff, but even right next to the cliff the other elements of the community are present. North of the plot in the bottom of the old meander is mostly P-J with a forb and grass understory including Hymenopappus, Senecio, Heterotheca and Poa fendleriana. Farther north up the slickrock slope are scattered Pinion and mountain mahogany.The Yucca plants were found only near a small drainage channel crossing the plot. As the soil gets deeper and the rocks and ledges disappear west of the plot, most of the shrubs and forbs are gone, leaving mostly P-J with a little sage brush and Shepherdia.This area has more sagebrush than we've seen elsewhere in the park. Also the amount of dead wood is substantial and a possible fire hazard.As mentioned, the edges of the broad ledges have a few different rock-crack-loving plants show up. This plot avoided that non-homogenous area, but typical plants showing up there are Fraxinus, Amelanchier and Cercocarpus (both intricatus and montanus). These all tend to be widely and randomly spaced, showing up where opportunity allows.LVAL  The terrain here is intricately dissected by numerous erosion channels from a few inches to a few feet in depth, sculpting the soil into a complex network of humps, ridges, lumps and gullies, sometimes exposing bedrock. Numerous pebbles litter the surface, which is a rarity in this park. There is a fair amount of old dead wood here, but the live trees are doing well with just a few orange needles at the top of a couple of Pinion. Biocrust development is spotty.The slope recorded is the average across the plot. The terrain is actually flats and steps with a slope of one or two degrees on the flats separated by four or five foot steps of bedrock. The soil is quite thin here with shallow erosion channels often exposing bedrock. There is some old dead wood here, but the living trees seem to have survived the drought well. The biocrust is well-developed in spots, but nonexistent in others.This area of apparently deep soil has been sculpted by wind and run off into a complicated rolling pattern with most of the trees and shrubs on mounds and many shallow drainage channels wandering through the open spaces. There are many dead trees in the area, both recent and ancient. The biocrust is poorly developed, but there is a rain crust drying into geometric patterns.This area is a sort of geological transition zone between the deep soil upslope (north) and the slickrock exposures below (south). Here the soil is relatively thin with patches of bedrock showing, usually uncovered by the meandering drainage channels that cross the broad ledge. Several recently deceased Pinion are in the area. Biocrust is extensive, but not consistently mature.R LVALb The soil here appears deep and it is probably left over from an old meander of the river that carved this canyon. It is rockier and more gravelly than the soil at other sites in the park. The shade and run off from the slickrock nearby probably encourage the oak which becomes more concentrated as you approach the cliff. Plants here seem to be doing well without much drought stress. 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Mohrvariegated horsetail, variegated scouring-rush, variegated scouringrushForbEQVAEquisetum variegatum Schleich. ex F. Weber & D.M.H. Mohr.&J" / @EquisetaceaeEquisetumL.horsetail, scouring rushEQUISEquisetum L.rhh884" / @EquisetaceaeEquisetaceaehorsetailsEquisetaceae hNNN:::" ' @@IsoetaceaeIsoetes bolanderiEngelm.Bolander quillwort, Bolander's quillwortGraminoidISBOIsoetes bolanderi Engelm.NN@ / @IsoetaceaeIsoetesL.quillwortISOETIsoetes L.`LBB00, / @IsoetaceaeIsoetaceaequillwortsIsoetaceae \FFF222 ' @SelaginellaceaeWeatherby's spikemossSEWE3Selaginella weatherbiana R. TryonI???(((  @@SelaginellaceaeSelaginella watsoniiUnderwoodalpine spikemoss, Watson's spike-moss, Watson's spikemossForbSEWA2Selaginella watsonii Underwood"bbP( / @SelaginellaceaeSelaginella utahensisFlowersUtah spikemossForbSEUTSelaginella utahensis Flowers|``R( /  B * | 6 @AspleniaceaeAsplenium trichomanesL.maidenhair spleenwortForbASTR2Asplenium trichomanes L.zPPL" / @@AspleniaceaeAsplenium septentrionale(L.) Hoffmannforked spleenwortForbASSEAsplenium septentrionale (L.) HoffmannllR"  @AspleniaceaeAsplenium resiliensKunzeblack-stem spleenwort, blackstem spleenwortForbASREAsplenium resiliens KunzeRRH" / @Aspleniaceaeebony spleenwortASPLAsplenium platyneuron (L.) B.S.P.~<444"""  @AspleniaceaeAsplenium adiantum-nigrumL.black spleenwortForbASADAsplenium adiantum-nigrum L.xXXT" / @@AspleniaceaeAspleniumL.spleenwort, spleenwortsASPLEAsplenium L.pff884" / @PteridaceaeAspidotis densa(Brack.) LellingerIndian's dream, pod fernForbASDE6Aspidotis densa (Brack.) Lellingerbb> / @@PteridaceaeAspidotis(Nutt. ex Hook.) CopelandlacefernASPID2Aspidotis (Nutt. ex Hook.) Copelandttdd2 / @PteridaceaeAdiantum pedatumL.maidenfern, maidenhair, maidenhair fern, northern maidenhairAdiantum pedatum L.DD@ / @PteridaceaeAdiantum capillus-venerisL.common maidenhair, common maidenhair fern, venus hairfernForbADCAAdiantum capillus-veneris L.VVR  @PteridaceaeAdiantumL.maidenhair fernADIANAdiantum L.r\RR440 / @PolypodiaceaePolypodium hesperiumMaxonwestern polypodyForbPOHE3Polypodium hesperium Maxon~vVVL$ / @PolypodiaceaePolypodiumL.polypodium, polypodyPOLYPPolypodium L.ndd<<8$ / @PolypodiaceaePolypodiaceaecommon ferns, licorice fernsPolypodiaceae vvv>>>$ ' @DennstaedtiaceaePteridium aquilinum(L.) Kuhnbracken, bracken fern, brackenfern, northern bracken fern, western brackenfernForbPTAQPteridium aquilinum (L.) KuhnHbbP* / @DennstaedtiaceaePteridiumGleditsch ex Scop.brackenfern, brake-fern, brakenfernPTERIPteridium Gleditsch ex Scop.``<* / @DennstaedtiaceaeDennstaedtiaceaeDennstaedtiaceae lJJJJJJ*  @OphioglossaceaeBotrychium simplexE. Hitchc.little grapefernForbBOSIBotrychium simplex E. Hitchc.``L( /z G O % #_M @DryopteridaceaeDryopteris filix-mas(L.) Schottmale fern, male woodfern, malefernForbDRFI2Dryopteris filix-mas (L.) SchottffP( / @Dryopteridaceaespreading woodfernDREX2Dryopteris expansa (K. Presl) Fraser-Jenkins & JermyF<<<(((  @DryopteridaceaeDryopterisAdans.shield fern, wood fern, woodfernDRYOPDryopteris Adans.HH<( / @Dryopteridaceaemountain bladderfernCYMO3Cystopteris montana (Lam.) Bernh. ex Desv.H>>>(((  @DryopteridaceaeCystopteris fragilis(L.) Bernh.brittle bladder fern, brittle bladderfern, fragile fernForbCYFR2Cystopteris fragilis (L.) Bernh.&ffP( / @@DryopteridaceaeCystopteris bulbifera(L.) Bernh.bulb bladderfern, bulblet bladderfernForbCYBU3Cystopteris bulbifera (L.) Bernh.hhR( / @DryopteridaceaeCystopterisBernh.bladder fern, bladderfernCYSTOCystopteris Bernh.||JJ>( / @PteridaceaeCryptogramma stelleri(Gmel.) Prantlfragile rockbrake, slender cliffbrakeForbCRST2Cryptogramma stelleri (Gmel.) Prantl ffJ / @ @PteridaceaeCryptogramma acrostichoidesR. Br.American rockbrakeForbCRAC3Cryptogramma acrostichoides R. Br.bbV / @PteridaceaeCryptogrammaR. Br.mountain parsley, rock-brake, rockbrakeCRYPT3Cryptogramma R. Br.DD8 / @Pteridaceaebeaded lipfernCHWOCheilanthes wootonii Maxonl8000  @PteridaceaeFendler's lipfernCHFE2Cheilanthes fendleri Hook.q=333  @@PteridaceaeCheilanthes feeiT. Moorefee lipfern, Fee's lipfern, slender lip fern, slender lipfernForbCHFECheilanthes feei T. Moore PP@ / @PteridaceaeEaton's lipfernCHEACheilanthes eatonii Bakerk9111  @PteridaceaeCheilanthes covilleiMaxonCoville's lip fern, Coville's lipfernForbCHCO4Cheilanthes covillei MaxonRRH / @PteridaceaeCheilanthesSw.lip ferns, lipfernCHEILCheilanthes Sw.j``<<6 / @@Dryopteridaceaecommon ladyfernATFIAthyrium filix-femina (L.) RothA999(((  @DryopteridaceaeladyfernATHYRAthyrium RothV<222(((  @AspleniaceaeAsplenium trichomanes-ramosumL.brightgreen spleenwort, green spleenwortForbASTR10Asplenium trichomanes-ramosum L.``\" /G&rX D U S C sqsm{ @T@DryopteridaceaeWoodsia oreganaD.C. Eat.Oregon cliff fern, Oregon woodsiaForbWOORWoodsia oregana D.C. Eat.XXF( / R@DryopteridaceaeWoodsiaR. Br.cliff fern, woodsiaWOODSWoodsia R. Br.rhhBB6( / @F@DryopteridaceaePolystichum scopulinum(D.C. Eat.) MaxonEaton's hollyfern, mountain holly fern, mountain hollyfernForbPOSC5Polystichum scopulinum (D.C. Eat.) MaxonLvvT( / E@DryopteridaceaePolystichum lonchitis(L.) Rothhollyfern, northern holly fern, northern hollyfernForbPOLO4Polystichum lonchitis (L.) RothddR( / B@DryopteridaceaePolystichumRothchristmas fern, holley fern, hollyfern, polystichum, sword fernPOLYSPolystichum RothFF>( / ?@PteridaceaePityrogramma triangularis(Kaulfuss) MaxonPityrogramma triangularis (Kaulfuss) MaxonrrrrrR  =@PteridaceaePellaea wrightianaHook.Wright cliffbrake, Wright's cliffbrakeForbPEWRPellaea wrightiana Hook.NND / ;@PteridaceaePellaea glabellaMett. ex Kuhndwarf cliffbrake, smooth cliffbrakeForbPEGLPellaea glabella Mett. ex KuhnZZ@ / :@PteridaceaePellaea breweriD.C. Eat.Brewer's cliffbrakeForbPEBR4Pellaea breweri D.C. Eat.~vPP>  @:@PteridaceaePellaea atropurpurea(L.) Linkpurple cliffbrake, purple-stem cliffbrakeForbPEAT2Pellaea atropurpurea (L.) LinkZZH / 9@PteridaceaePellaeaLinkcliffbrakePELLAPellaea LinklTJJ66. / @9@Dryopteridaceaesensitive fernONSEOnoclea sensibilis L.j@888(((  9@Dryopteridaceaesensitive fernONOCLOnoclea L.VB888(((  @8@Pteridaceaestar cloak fernNOSTNotholaena standleyi Maxonm9111  6@PteridaceaeNotholaena limitaneaMaxonNOLI2Notholaena limitanea Maxon\RRRRH  @3@Pteridaceaecloak fernNOTHONotholaena R. Br.X6,,,  *@DryopteridaceaeGymnocarpium dryopteris(L.) Newmanwestern oak fern, western oakfernForbGYDRGymnocarpium dryopteris (L.) NewmanllV( / *@DryopteridaceaeGymnocarpiumNewmanoak fern, oakfernGYMNOGymnocarpium NewmanxnnLL@( / @DryopteridaceaeDryopteris fragrans(L.) Schottfragrant woodfernDryopteris fragrans (L.) SchottddN( /BtZ & z |  & T6>1  @Ranunculaceaenarcissus anemoneANNAAnemone narcissiflora L.o?777$$$  @@RanunculaceaeAnemoneL.anemoneANEMOAnemone L.bNDD662$ / @RanunculaceaeAconitum columbianumNutt.Columbia monkshood, Columbian monkshood, monkshood (columbian)ForbACCO4Aconitum columbianum Nutt.VVL$ / @RanunculaceaeAconitumL.monkshoodACONIAconitum L.jTJJ884$ / @RanunculaceaeRanunculaceaebuttercupsRanunculaceae nRRR>>>$ ' @Ceratophyllaceaecoon's tailCEDE4Ceratophyllum demersum L.sA777***  @CeratophyllaceaehornwortCERATCeratophyllum L.^>444***  @NymphaeaceaeAmerican white waterlilyNYODNymphaea odorata Ait.nD<<<"""  @NymphaeaceaewaterlilyNYMPHNymphaea L.M7---"""  @Nymphaeaceaepond-lilyNUPHANuphar Sm.K7---"""  @Saururaceaeyerba mansaANCA10Anemopsis californica (Nutt.) 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Eat.\\J( / T@DryopteridaceaePlummer's cliff fernWOPLWoodsia plummerae LemmonvF>>>((( uue  e Y ?64Z @Ranunculaceaelittleleaf buttercupRAABRanunculus abortivus L.pB:::$$$  @RanunculaceaeRanunculusL.buttercup, buttercup spp.RANUNRanunculus L.xnn<<8$ / @RanunculaceaeGeyer's larkspurDEGE2Delphinium geyeri Greenep@666$$$  @RanunculaceaeCarolina larkspurDECA3Delphinium carolinianum Walt.{A777$$$  @Ranunculaceaesubalpine larkspurDEBA2Delphinium barbeyi (Huth) Huth~B888$$$  @RanunculaceaeColorado larkspurDEALDelphinium alpestre Rydb.q?777$$$  @RanunculaceaeDelphinium scaposumGreenebarestem larkspur, tall mountain larkspurForbDESCDelphinium scaposum GreeneVVJ$ / @@RanunculaceaeWahatoya Creek larkspurDERODelphinium robustum Rydb.wE===$$$  @RanunculaceaeDelphinium ramosumRydb.mountain larkspurDERADelphinium ramosum Rydb.|ttRRH$ / @RanunculaceaeDelphinium nuttallianumPritz. ex Walp.low larkspur, Nuttal's larkspur, Nuttall larkspur, Nuttall's larkspur, two-lobe larkspur, twolobe larkspurForbDENU2Delphinium nuttallianum Pritz. ex Walp.VLDppR$ / @RanunculaceaeDelphinium glaucumS. 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Zamels, non Poir.zzF$ / @Ranunculaceaecandle anemoneANCYAnemone cylindrica Grayj<444$$$  @RanunculaceaeCanadian anemoneANCA8Anemone canadensis L.j@666$$$  @@Ranunculaceaesmallflowered anemoneANPAAnemone parviflora Michx.uC;;;$$$ &P/ 8 L =  0X .@RanunculaceaeRanunculus inamoenusGreenegraceful buttercupForbRAINRanunculus inamoenus Greene|XXL$ / +@RanunculaceaeRanunculus glaberrimusHook.sagebrush buttercupForbRAGLRanunculus glaberrimus Hook.ZZP$ / +@RanunculaceaeRanunculus flammulaL.greater creeping spearwort, spearwort buttercupForbRAFL2Ranunculus flammula L.NNJ$ / *@Ranunculaceaeearly buttercupRAFARanunculus fascicularis Muhl. ex Bigelow=555$$$  @*@RanunculaceaeRanunculus eschscholtziiSchlecht.Eschscholtz's buttercup, largeflower buttercup, spruce-fir buttercupForbRAESRanunculus eschscholtzii Schlecht.BffT$ / *@RanunculaceaeRanunculus cymbalariaPurshalkali buttercup, shore buttercupForbRACYRanunculus cymbalaria PurshXXN$ / @)@RanunculaceaeRanunculus cardiophyllusHook.heart-leaf buttercup, heartleaf buttercupForbRACA4Ranunculus cardiophyllus Hook.^^T$ / '@RanunculaceaeRanunculus andersoniiGrayAnderson's buttercup, pink buttercupForbRAANRanunculus andersonii GrayVVN$ / @&@RanunculaceaeRanunculus alismifoliusGeyer ex Benth.dwarf buttercup, plantainleaf buttercupForbRAALRanunculus alismifolius Geyer ex Benth.ppR$ / &@Ranunculaceaealpine buttercupRAADRanunculus adoneus Grayl>666$$$  %@Ranunculaceaesharpleaf buttercupRAAC2Ranunculus acriformis GraywC999$$$  @%@RanunculaceaeRanunculus aquatilisL.water buttercup, whitewater crowfootForbRAAQRanunculus aquatilis L.PPL$ / $@RanunculaceaeRanunculus trichophyllusChaixthread-leaf water-crowfoot, threadleaf crowfoot, white water buttercup, whitewater crowfootForbRATRRanunculus trichophyllus Chaix`$^^T$ / $@RanunculaceaeRanunculus sceleratusL.celeryleaf buttercup, cursed buttercupForbRASC3Ranunculus sceleratus L.RRN$ / #@Ranunculaceaepygmy buttercupRAPYRanunculus pygmaeus Wahlenb.u=555$$$  @#@Ranunculaceaesurefoot buttercupRAPERanunculus pedatifidus Sm.t@888$$$  "@Ranunculaceaehigh northern buttercupRAHY2Ranunculus hyperboreus Rottb.G===$$$  !@RanunculaceaeRanunculus gmeliniDe CandolleRanunculus gmelini De Candolle^^^^^H$ 48 X N j ASpj B@RanunculaceaeClematis hirsutissimaPurshhairy clematis, sugarbowlsSubshrub, Forb/herbCLHIClematis hirsutissima PurshXXN$ / A@RanunculaceaeDrummond's clematisCLDRClematis drummondii Torr. & GrayA999$$$  @A@RanunculaceaeClematis columbiana(Nutt.) 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Don@888$$$  @6@RanunculaceaeRanunculus testiculatusCrantzbur buttercup, curveseed butterwort, little bur, testiculate buttercupRATERanunculus testiculatus Crantz.^^R$ / 4@Ranunculaceaecreeping buttercupRARE3Ranunculus repens L.jB888$$$  @2@RanunculaceaeOregon buttercupRAORRanunculus oreogenes Greenet>666$$$  1@RanunculaceaeRanunculus natansC.A. Mey.nodding buttercupRanunculus natans C.A. Mey.zzzXXF$ / @0@RanunculaceaeRanunculus macouniiBritt.Macoun buttercup, Macoun's buttercupForbRAMA2Ranunculus macounii Britt.VVJ$ / 0@RanunculaceaeRocky Mountain buttercupRAMARanunculus macauleyi GrayxF>>>$$$  /@Ranunculaceaelongbeak buttercupRALO2Ranunculus longirostris Godr.|B888$$$  @.@RanunculaceaeRanunculus jovisA. Nels.Utah buttercupForbRAJORanunculus jovis A. Nels.xpTTD$ /   !? Y@Ranunculaceaewestern mousetailMYNIMyosurus nitidus Eastw.m?777$$$  X@RanunculaceaeMyosurus minimusLinnaeusMyosurus minimus LinnaeusTTTTTD$  @X@RanunculaceaeMyosurus cupulatusS. Wats.Arizona mousetailForbMYCUMyosurus cupulatus S. Wats.zXXH$ / W@RanunculaceaeMyosurus aristatusauct. non Benth.bristle mousetailMYAR3Myosurus aristatus auct. non Benth.hhH$ / W@RanunculaceaeMyosurusL.mousetailMYOSUMyosurus L.jTJJ884$ / O@RanunculaceaeCeratocephalaMoenchbutterwort, curveseed butterwortCERAT3Ceratocephala MoenchJJ>$ / N@RanunculaceaeAquilegia scopulorumTidestromblue columbine, Utah columbineForbAQSCAquilegia scopulorum Tidestrom^^L$ / @N@RanunculaceaeRocky Mountain blue columbineAQSAAquilegia saximontana Rydb.KCCC$$$  N@RanunculaceaeSierra columbineAQPUAquilegia pubescens Covillet>666$$$  M@RanunculaceaeAquilegia micranthaEastw.Mancos columbineForbAQMIAquilegia micrantha Eastw.~vVVJ$  @L@RanunculaceaeAquilegia flavescensS. Wats.yellow columbineForbAQFLAquilegia flavescens S. Wats.|\\L$ / K@RanunculaceaeAquilegia elegantulaGreenewestern red columbineForbAQELAquilegia elegantula GreeneXXL$ / @K@RanunculaceaeAquilegia coeruleaJames [orthographic variant]Colorado blue columbineAQCOAquilegia coerulea James [orthographic variant]H$ / K@RanunculaceaeAquilegia chrysanthaGraygolden columbineForbAQCHAquilegia chrysantha Gray|tTTL$ / J@RanunculaceaeAquilegiaL.columbineAQUILAquilegia L.nVLL::6$ / H@RanunculaceaeActaea rubra(Ait.) Willd.red baneberry, western baneberryForbACRU2Actaea rubra (Ait.) Willd.VV<$ / @H@RanunculaceaeActaeaL.baneberryACTAEActaea L.bPFF440$ / @D@Ranunculaceaeoriental virginsbowerCLORClematis orientalis L.oC;;;$$$  C@Ranunculaceaewestern blue virginsbowerCLOC2Clematis occidentalis (Hornem.) DC.I???$$$  C@RanunculaceaeClematis ligusticifoliaNutt.virgin'sbower, virgins bower, virginsbower, western white clematisVine, SubshrubCLLI2Clematis ligusticifolia Nutt.@\\R$ /CB6   6 H6aEG } y@PapaveraceaeArgemone munitaDur. & Hilg.flat-bud prickly poppy, flatbud pricklypoppyForbARMUArgemone munita Dur. & Hilg.XX@" / @x@Papaveraceaerough pricklypoppyARHI4Argemone hispida Grayj@666"""  w@PapaveraceaeArgemone corymbosa ssp. arenicolaG.B. OwnbeyMojave prickly poppy, Mojave pricklypoppyArgemone corymbosa ssp. arenicola G.B. 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Presl@888(((  z    YB"' @@CaryophyllaceaePseudostellariaPaxpseudostellariaPSEUD20Pseudostellaria PaxxjjLLF( / @CaryophyllaceaeParonychia sessilifloraNutt.creeping mailwort, creeping nailwort, low nailwort, nailwort, stemless nailwortSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbPASEParonychia sessiliflora Nutt.t:2``V( / @@CaryophyllaceaeJames' nailwortPAJAParonychia jamesii Torr. & GrayA999(((  @@Caryophyllaceaespreading nailwortPADE4Paronychia depressa (Torr. & Gray) Nutt. ex A. Nels.F<<<(((  @@CaryophyllaceaeParonychiaP. Mill.nailwortPARONParonychia P. Mill.f\\LL<( / @CaryophyllaceaeHolosteumL.holosteumHOLOSHolosteum L.rZPP>>:( / @Caryophyllaceaegarden babysbreathGYSCGypsophila scorzonerifolia Ser.D<<<(((  @@Caryophyllaceaebabysbreath gypsophilaGYPAGypsophila paniculata L.xH@@@(((  @Caryophyllaceaeshowy babysbreathGYELGypsophila elegans Bieb.sC;;;(((  @@CaryophyllaceaebabysbreathGYPSOGypsophila L.Y?555(((  @Caryophyllaceaecanyon drymaryDRLE3Drymaria leptophylla (Cham. & Schlecht.) 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Hartmansticky starwort, sticky-starwort, tuber starwortForbPSJA2Pseudostellaria jamesiana (Torr.) W.A. Weber & R.L. HartmanZ( /^t  | S9SC @ChenopodiaceaeAtriplex cuneataA. Nels.Castlevalley saltbush, valley saltbushSubshrub, ShrubATCUAtriplex cuneata A. Nels.VVF& / @ChenopodiaceaeAtriplex corrugataS. Wats.mat saltbushSubshrub, ShrubATCO4Atriplex corrugata S. Wats.rZZJ& / @ChenopodiaceaeAtriplex confertifolia(Torr. & Frm.) S. Wats.shadscale, shadscale saltbush, spiny saltbushSubshrub, ShrubATCOAtriplex confertifolia (Torr. & Frm.) S. Wats.`R& / @ChenopodiaceaeAtriplex canescens(Pursh) Nutt.fourwing saltbushShrubATCA2Atriplex canescens (Pursh) Nutt.ddJ& / @ChenopodiaceaeAtriplex argenteaNutt.silverscale, silverscale saltbush, silverscale saltweedForbATAR2Atriplex argentea Nutt.RRH& / @@ChenopodiaceaeAtriplex patulaL.halberd-leaf orache, spear saltbush, spear saltweedForbATPA4Atriplex patula L.HHD& / @@ChenopodiaceaeAtriplexL.saltbush, saltbush speciesATRIPAtriplex L.xnn::6& / @ChenopodiaceaeChenopodiaceaegoosefootChenopodiaceae rTTTBBB& ' @Portulacaceaethreeleaf lewisiaLETR2Lewisia triphylla (S. Wats.) B.L. Robins.A777$$$  @PortulacaceaeLewisia redivivaPurshbitter root, bitterroot, Oregon bitter-rootForbLERE7Lewisia rediviva PurshNND$  @PortulacaceaeLewisia pygmaea(Gray) B.L. Robins.alpine bitterroot, alpine lewisia, pigmy bitterrootForbLEPY2Lewisia pygmaea (Gray) B.L. Robins.&hhB$ / @PortulacaceaeLewisia brachycalyxEngelm. ex Grayshort-sepal bitter-root, shortsepal bitterroot, shortsepal lewisiaForbLEBRLewisia brachycalyx Engelm. ex GrayBhhJ$ / @@PortulacaceaeLewisiaPurshbitterroot, lewisiaLEWISLewisia Purshlbb<<2$ / @@PortulacaceaeTalinum parviflorumNutt.prairie flameflower, sunbright, sunbright talinumSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbTAPA3Talinum parviflorum Nutt.&TTJ$ / @Portulacaceaelargeflower fameflowerTACATalinum calycinum Engelm.vD<<<$$$  @@PortulacaceaeTalinum brevifoliumTorr.pygmy fameflower, pygmy talinumForbTABRTalinum brevifolium Torr.TTJ$ / @PortulacaceaeTalinumAdans.fameflower, talinumTALIN2Talinum Adans.pdd>>2$ /+0 * 8  h^F~[ @ChenopodiaceaeMexican teaCHAMChenopodium ambrosioides L.q;333&&&  @@ChenopodiaceaeChenopodiumL.goosefoot, goosefoot spp.CHENOChenopodium L.|rr@@<& / @ChenopodiaceaeBassia hyssopifolia(Pallas) Kuntzfivehook bassia, fivehorn smotherweed, smother weed, smotherweedVine, Forb/herbBAHYBassia hyssopifolia (Pallas) KuntzRhhL& o @ChenopodiaceaeBassiaAll.smotherweedBASSIBassia All.pZPP::2& / @ChenopodiaceaeAtriplex wolfiiS. Wats.Wolf's saltweedForbATWOAtriplex wolfii S. Wats.zrTTD& / @ChenopodiaceaeAtriplex truncata(Torr. ex S. Wats.) Graywedgescale saltbushForbATTRAtriplex truncata (Torr. ex S. Wats.) GrayxxH& / @ChenopodiaceaeAtriplex tridentataKuntzebasin saltbush, trident saltbushSubshrub, ShrubATTR3Atriplex tridentata KuntzeXXL& / @Chenopodiaceaeslender saltbushATTEAtriplex tenuissima A. Nels.x@888&&&  @ChenopodiaceaeAtriplex saccariaS. Wats.sack saltbush, sack saltweed, stalked oracheForbATSAAtriplex saccaria S. Wats.XXH& / @ChenopodiaceaeAtriplex roseaL.redscale saltbush, redscale saltweed, tumbling orache, tumbling saltweedForbATROAtriplex rosea L.FFB& / @@ChenopodiaceaeAtriplex powelliiS. Wats.Powell saltbush, Powell's orache, Powell's saltweedForbATPO2Atriplex powellii S. Wats.XXH& / @ChenopodiaceaeAtriplex obovataMoq.mound saltbush, silver saltbushSubshrub, ShrubATOBAtriplex obovata Moq.NNF& / @ChenopodiaceaeAtriplex hortensisL.garden orach, garden oracheForbATHOAtriplex hortensis L.NNJ& / @ChenopodiaceaeAtriplex gracilifloraM.E. Jonesslenderflower saltbushForbATGRAtriplex graciliflora M.E. JonesddP& / @ChenopodiaceaeAtriplex garrettiiRydb.Garrett saltbush, Garrett's saltbushSubshrub, ShrubATGA2Atriplex garrettii Rydb.TTJ& / @ChenopodiaceaeAtriplex gardneri(Moq.) D. Dietr.Gardner's saltbush, Gardners saltbushSubshrub, ShrubATGAAtriplex gardneri (Moq.) D. Dietr.hhH& / @ @ChenopodiaceaeAtriplex dioica(Nutt.) J.F. Macbr.ATDI2Atriplex dioica (Nutt.) J.F. Macbr.tjjjjD& { v l V # B "@ChenopodiaceaeChenopodium leptophyllum(Moq.) Nutt. ex S. Wats.narrowleaf goosefoot, narrowleaf lambsquarters, narrowleaved goosefoot, slimleaf goosefoot, slimleaf lambsquartersForbCHLE4Chenopodium leptophyllum (Moq.) Nutt. ex S. Wats.|rjV& / !@ChenopodiaceaeChenopodium incanum(S. Wats.) Hellermealy goosefoot, nealy goosefootForbCHIN2Chenopodium incanum (S. Wats.) Heller nnL& / !@Chenopodiaceaehians goosefootCHHIChenopodium hians Standl.q?777&&&  @Chenopodiaceaefetid goosefootCHGR2Chenopodium graveolens Willd.{A777&&&  @ChenopodiaceaeChenopodium glaucumL.oak-leaf goosefoot, oakleaf goosefootCHGL3Chenopodium glaucum L.PPL& o @ChenopodiaceaeChenopodium fremontiiS. Wats.Fremont goosefoot, Fremont's goosefootForbCHFR3Chenopodium fremontii S. Wats.``P& / @ChenopodiaceaeChenopodium foliosum(Moench) Aschers.leafy goosefootForbCHFO2Chenopodium foliosum (Moench) Aschers.ppN& / @ChenopodiaceaeChenopodium desiccatumA. Nels.arid goosefoot, aridland goosefoot, desert goosefoot, narroleaf goosefootForbCHDEChenopodium desiccatum A. Nels.BbbR& / @Chenopodiaceaesandhill goosefootCHCYChenopodium cycloides A. Nels.~B:::&&&  @Chenopodiaceaelow goosefootCHCHChenopodium chenopodioides (L.) Aellen=555&&&  @ChenopodiaceaeChenopodium capitatum(L.) Ambrosiblite goosefoot, strawberry-bliteForbCHCA4Chenopodium capitatum (L.) AmbrosihhP& / @ChenopodiaceaeChenopodium botrysL.Jerusalem oak, Jerusalem oak goosefoot, Jerusalem-oakForbCHBO2Chenopodium botrys L.NNJ& / @ChenopodiaceaeChenopodium berlandieriMoq.netseed lambsquarters, pigseed goosefoot, pit-seed goosefoot, pitseed goosefootForbCHBE4Chenopodium berlandieri Moq.D \\T& / @@ChenopodiaceaeChenopodium atrovirensRydb.dark goosefoot, pinyon goosefootForbCHATChenopodium atrovirens Rydb.\\R& / @ChenopodiaceaeChenopodium albumL.common lambsquarters, lambsquarters, lambsquarters goosefoot, white goosefootForbCHAL7Chenopodium album L. LLH& /16#w  . U })K|k 3@ChenopodiaceaeCyclolomaMoq.cyclolomaCYCLOCycloloma Moq.x\RR@@8& / 2@ChenopodiaceaeRussian pigweedAXAMAxyris amaranthoides L.m?777&&&  2@ChenopodiaceaeRussian pigweedAXYRIAxyris L.SA777&&&  @1@ChenopodiaceaeAllenrolfea occidentalis(S. Wats.) KuntzeiodinebushSubshrub, ShrubALOC2Allenrolfea occidentalis (S. Wats.) KuntzexxV& / 1@ChenopodiaceaeAllenrolfeaKuntzeallenrolfeaALLENAllenrolfea Kuntzeh^^HH<& / 0@ChenopodiaceaeSuaeda torreyanaS. Wats.SUTOSuaeda torreyana S. Wats.^VVVVF&  /@ChenopodiaceaeSuaeda occidentalis(S. Wats.) S. Wats.SUOCSuaeda occidentalis (S. Wats.) S. Wats.zrrrrL&  -@ChenopodiaceaeSuaeda depressaauct. non (Pursh) S. Wats.SUDESuaeda depressa auct. non (Pursh) S. Wats.xxxxD&  ,@ChenopodiaceaeSuaedaForsk. ex J.F. Gmel.seepweedSUAEDSuaeda Forsk. ex J.F. Gmel.tjjZZ2& / ,@ChenopodiaceaeSalsola pestiferA. Nels.SAPE10Salsola pestifer A. Nels.bVVVVF&  @,@ChenopodiaceaeSalsola paulseniiLitv.barbwire Russian thistleForbSAPA8Salsola paulsenii Litv.RRH& / ,@Chenopodiaceaeslender Russian thistleSACO8Salsola collina PallasuI???&&&  +@ChenopodiaceaeSalsola kaliL.prickly Russian thistleSAKASalsola kali L.xppBB>& / +@ChenopodiaceaeSalsolaL.Russian thistle, tumbleweedSALSOSalsola L.xnn884& / *@Chenopodiaceaered swampfireSARUSalicornia rubra A. Nels.o=555&&&  )@ChenopodiaceaepickleweedSALICSalicornia L.V<222&&&  '@ChenopodiaceaeChenopodium hybridumauct. non L.CHHYChenopodium hybridum auct. non L.nffffN&  '@ChenopodiaceaeWatson's goosefootCHWAChenopodium watsonii A. Nels.|B:::&&&  &@Chenopodiaceaesmooth goosefootCHSU2Chenopodium subglabrum (S. Wats.) A. 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Schrad.common kochia, fireweed, kochia, Mexican burningbush, Mexican fireweed, Mexican-fireweed, mock cypress, Summer cypressForbKOSCKochia scoparia (L.) Schrad.XPH\\D& o 5@ChenopodiaceaeKochia americanaS. Wats.green molly, green molly summercypress, greenmolly, greenmolly kochia, kochiaSubshrub, ShrubKOAMKochia americana S. Wats.HVVF& / @5@ChenopodiaceaeKochiaRothkochia, mollyKOCHIKochia Rotht^TT::2& / 5@ChenopodiaceaeHalogeton glomeratus(Bieb.) C.A. Mey.barilla, halogeton, saltloverForbHAGLHalogeton glomeratus (Bieb.) C.A. Mey.ppN& o 4@ChenopodiaceaeHalogetonC.A. Mey.halogeton, saltloverHALOGHalogeton C.A. Mey.|rrJJ8& / 4@ChenopodiaceaeGrayia spinosa(Hook.) Moq.spiny hopsageSubshrub, ShrubGRSPGrayia spinosa (Hook.) Moq.tZZB& / @4@ChenopodiaceaeGrayia brandegeeiGrayGRBR2Grayia brandegeei GrayZPPPPH&  4@ChenopodiaceaeGrayiaHook. & Arn.hopsageGRAYIGrayia Hook. & Arn.bXXJJ2& / 3@ChenopodiaceaeEurotia lanata(Pursh) Moq.EULA5Eurotia lanata (Pursh) Moq.dZZZZB&  @3@ChenopodiaceaeCycloloma atriplicifolium(Spreng.) Coult.tumble ringwing, winged pigweed, winged-pigweedForbCYATCycloloma atriplicifolium (Spreng.) Coult.:xxX& /"^ \  _ ( ""Y;^ [@Polygonaceaeisland purslaneKOISKoenigia islandica L.e;333"""  Z@PolygonaceaekoenigiaKOENIKoenigia L.L6,,,"""  Z@PolygonaceaePolygonaceaeknotweedPolygonaceae dJJJ:::" ' X@Amaranthaceaewoolly tidestromiaTILA2Tidestromia lanuginosa (Nutt.) Standl.B888$$$  X@AmaranthaceaehoneysweetTIDESTidestromia Standl.`:000$$$  @S@Amaranthaceaesmall matweedGUDEGuilleminea densa (Humb. & Bonpl. ex Willd.) Moq.;333$$$  S@AmaranthaceaematweedGUILLGuilleminea KunthY7---$$$  P@Amaranthaceaeslender snakecottonFRGR3Froelichia gracilis (Hook.) Moq.C999$$$  O@Amaranthaceaeplains snakecottonFRFLFroelichia floridana (Nutt.) Moq.@888$$$  N@AmaranthaceaesnakecottonFROELFroelichia Moench];111$$$  @D@AmaranthaceaeWright's amaranthAMWRAmaranthus wrightii S. Wats.w?777$$$  @B@AmaranthaceaeAmaranthus retroflexusL.careless weed, Pigweed, red-root amaranth, redroot amaranth, redroot pigweed, rough pigweedForbAMREAmaranthus retroflexus L.L TTP$ o A@AmaranthaceaeAmaranthus powelliiS. Wats.Powell amaranth, Powell pigweed, Powell's amaranthForbAMPO2Amaranthus powellii S. Wats.ZZJ$ / A@AmaranthaceaecarelessweedAMPAAmaranthus palmeri S. Wats.p:222$$$  ?@Amaranthaceaeslim amaranthAMHYAmaranthus hybridus L.g;333$$$  >@AmaranthaceaeAmaranthus cruentusL.red amaranthForbAMCR4Amaranthus cruentus L.xnfNNJ$ / <@AmaranthaceaeAmaranthus blitoidesS. Wats.mat amaranth, prostrate amaranth, prostrate pigweedForbAMBLAmaranthus blitoides S. Wats. \\L$ / <@Amaranthaceaesandhill amaranthAMARAmaranthus arenicola I.M. Johnston?777$$$  ;@AmaranthaceaeAmaranthus albusL.pigweed, pigweed amaranth, prostrate pigweed, tumble pigweed, tumbleweed, white pigweedForbAMALAmaranthus albus L.,HHD$ / :@AmaranthaceaeAmaranthusL.pigweedAMARAAmaranthus L.nTJJ<<8$ / :@AmaranthaceaeAmaranthaceaepigweedAmaranthaceae hLLL>>>$ ' :@ChenopodiaceaeZuckiaStandl.zuckiaZUCKIZuckia Standl.rVLL@@2& / 8@ChenopodiaceaeSarcobatus vermiculatus(Hook.) Torr.black greasewood, greasewoodShrubSAVE4Sarcobatus vermiculatus (Hook.) Torr.nnT& /i ! y g H  @f@PolygonaceaeJapanese knotweedPOCU6Polygonum cuspidatum Sieb. & Zucc.?555"""  d@Polygonaceaebox knotweedPOBU2Polygonum buxiforme Smalll:000"""  c@PolygonaceaePolygonum bistortoidesPurshAmerican bistortForbPOBI6Polygonum bistortoides PurshxXXN" / c@PolygonaceaePolygonum aviculareL.prostrate knotweed, yard knotweedForbPOAVPolygonum aviculare L.LLH" o b@PolygonaceaeChinese fleecevinePOAU4Polygonum aubertii Henryp@666"""  @b@Polygonaceaesilversheath knotweedPOAR5Polygonum argyrocoleon Steud. ex KunzeC999"""  b@Polygonaceaeoval-leaf knotweedPOAR11Polygonum arenastrum Jord. ex BoreauB666"""  a@Polygonaceaeleathery knotweedPOAC3Polygonum achoreum Blakeo?555"""  `@PolygonaceaePolygonum coccineumMuhl. ex Willd.longroot smartweedPOCO8Polygonum coccineum Muhl. ex Willd.ffH" / @`@PolygonaceaePolygonum amphibiumL.water knotweed, water smartweedForbPOAM8Polygonum amphibium L.LLH" o `@PolygonaceaePolygonum viviparumL.alpine bistort, serpent-grass, viviparous bistortForbPOVI3Polygonum viviparum L.LLH" / _@Polygonaceaearrowleaf tearthumbPOSA5Polygonum sagittatum L.oA777"""  _@Polygonaceaedotted smartweedPOPU5Polygonum punctatum Ell.n>444"""  @_@PolygonaceaePennsylvania smartweedPOPE2Polygonum pensylvanicum L.xD:::"""  _@PolygonaceaePolygonum lapathifoliumL.curltop ladysthumb, curlytop knotweed, curlytop smartweed, dock-leaf smartweed, nodding smartweed, pale smartweed, smartweedForbPOLA4Polygonum lapathifolium L.^TLTTP" o ^@Polygonaceaemarshpepper knotweedPOHYPolygonum hydropiper L.n@888"""  @]@PolygonaceaePolygonum convolvulusL.black bindweed, black-bindweed, climbing buckwheat, climbing knotweed, cornbind, dullseed cornbind, pink smartweed, wild buckwheatVine, Forb/herbPOCO10Polygonum convolvulus L.~rTPPL" / [@PolygonaceaePolygonumL.knotweed, smartweed speciesPOLYG4Polygonum L.znn884" / [@Polygonaceaealpine mountainsorrelOXDI3Oxyria digyna (L.) HillqC999"""  @[@PolygonaceaemountainsorrelOXYRIOxyria HillR<222"""   bL  Q l H= @|@Polygonaceaenarrowleaf dockRUST4Rumex stenophyllus Ledeb.o=333"""  {@PolygonaceaeRumex salicifoliusWeinm.willow dockForbRUSARumex salicifolius Weinm.xphRRF" / z@PolygonaceaeRumex paucifoliusNutt.alpine sheep sorrel, fewleaved dock, meadow dockForbRUPA6Rumex paucifolius Nutt.NND" / @y@PolygonaceaeRumex maritimusL.bristle dock, golden dockForbRUMA4Rumex maritimus L.~vDD@" / x@PolygonaceaeRumex hymenosepalusTorr.canaigre, canaigre dockForbRUHYRumex hymenosepalus Torr.RRH" / @v@Polygonaceaedenseflowered dockRUDE2Rumex densiflorus Osterhoutv@666"""  @u@PolygonaceaeRumex altissimusWoodpale dock, smooth dockRUAL4Rumex altissimus WoodvvJJB" / t@PolygonaceaeRumex occidentalisS. Wats.RUOC3Rumex occidentalis S. Wats.`VVVVF"  r@Polygonaceaebitter dockRUOBRumex obtusifolius L.a7///"""  @r@PolygonaceaeRumex crispusL.Curley dock, curly dock, narrowleaf dock, sour dock, yellow dockForbRUCRRumex crispus L.@@<" o q@PolygonaceaeRumex acetosellaL.common sheep sorrel, field sorrel, red (or sheep) sorrel, red sorrel, sheep sorrelForbRUAC3Rumex acetosella L."FFB" / @q@PolygonaceaeRumexL.dock, dock speciesRUMEXRumex L.n^TT00," / o@Polygonaceaeclimbing false buckwheatPOSC3Polygonum scandens L.pF<<<"""  @n@PolygonaceaePolygonum ramosissimumMichx.bushy knotweed, tall knotweed, yellow knotweed, yellow-flower knotweedForbPORA3Polygonum ramosissimum Michx.2ZZN" / m@Polygonaceaemilkwort knotweedPOPO4Polygonum polygaloides Wallich ex Meisn.?555"""  l@PolygonaceaePolygonum persicariaL.lady's-thumb, ladysthumb, ladysthumb smartweed, smartweed, spotted knotweed, spotted ladysthumb, spotted smartweedForbPOPE3Polygonum persicaria L.rD:2NNJ" / i@PolygonaceaePolygonum minimumS. Wats.broadleaf knotweed, dwarf knotweed, zigzag knotweedForbPOMI2Polygonum minimum S. Wats.TTD" / h@PolygonaceaePolygonum kelloggiiGreenePOKE2Polygonum kelloggii Greene^TTTTH"  f@PolygonaceaePolygonum douglasiiGreeneDouglas knotweed, Douglas' knotweedForbPODO4Polygonum douglasii GreeneTTH" /$| . , 31 @PolygonaceaeEriogonum davidsoniiGreeneDavidson's buckwheat, Davidson's wild buckwheatForbERDA4Eriogonum davidsonii GreeneVVJ" / @PolygonaceaeEriogonum corymbosumBenth.corymbed buckwheat, corymbed wildbuckwheat, crispleaf buckwheat, white buckwheatSubshrub, ShrubERCO14Eriogonum corymbosum Benth.V VVJ" / @@Polygonaceaegrand buckwheatERCO13Eriogonum contortum Smallq?333"""  @PolygonaceaeEriogonum coloradenseSmallColorado buckwheatERCO11Eriogonum coloradense SmallzzVVL" / @PolygonaceaeComb Wash buckwheatERCL2Eriogonum clavellatum SmallwA777"""  @PolygonaceaeEriogonum cernuumNutt.nodding buckwheat, nodding eriogonum, nodding wild buckwheatForbERCE2Eriogonum cernuum Nutt.NND" / @PolygonaceaeEriogonum caespitosumNutt.mat buckwheat, mat eriogonum, matted buckwheat, matted wild buckwheatSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbERCA8Eriogonum caespitosum Nutt.TVVL" / @PolygonaceaeEriogonum brevicauleNutt.shortstem buckwheatSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbERBR5Eriogonum brevicaule Nutt.zTTJ" / @PolygonaceaeBrandegee's buckwheatERBR9Eriogonum brandegeei Rydb.wC999"""  @PolygonaceaeEriogonum bicolorM.E. Jonespretty buckwheatSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbERBIEriogonum bicolor M.E. JonesxXXD" / @Polygonaceaeannual buckwheatERAN4Eriogonum annuum Nutt.j>444"""  @@PolygonaceaeEriogonum alatumTorr.wind wildbuckwheat, wing eriogonum, winged buckwheatSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbERAL4Eriogonum alatum Torr.LLB" / @PolygonaceaeEriogonum acauleNutt.pointed eriogonum, singlestem buckwheatERAC3Eriogonum acaule Nutt.LLB" / @PolygonaceaeEriogonumMichx.buckwheat, eriogonum, eriogonum species, wild buckwheatERIOGEriogonum Michx.@@4" / @PolygonaceaeCentrostegiaGray ex Benth.centrostegiaCENTR4Centrostegia Gray ex Benth.znnVV:" / }@PolygonaceaeRumex venosusPurshveiny dockForbRUVE2Rumex venosus PurshlbZFF<" / |@PolygonaceaeRumex triangulivalvis(Danser) Rech. f.RUTR3Rumex triangulivalvis (Danser) Rech. f.xnnnnL"  c {!{ @PolygonaceaeEriogonum leptocladonTorr. & Grayfine branched buckwheat, sand buckwheatSubshrub, ShrubERLE9Eriogonum leptocladon Torr. & GrayddL" / @@Polygonaceaewoollycup buckwheatERLA3Eriogonum lachnogynum Torr. ex Benth.A777"""  @PolygonaceaeEriogonum jonesiiS. Wats.Jones buckwheat, Jones' buckwheatERJOEriogonum jonesii S. Wats.TTD" / @PolygonaceaeEriogonum jamesiiBenth.James buckwheat, james wildbuckwheat, James' buckwheatSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbERJAEriogonum jamesii Benth.(PPD" / @PolygonaceaeEriogonum inflatumTorr. & Frm.desert trumpet, Native American pipeweedForbERIN4Eriogonum inflatum Torr. & Frm.``F" / @PolygonaceaeEriogonum hookeriS. Wats.Hooker eriogonum, Hooker's buckwheat, Hooker's wild buckwheat, Hooker'sbuckwheatForbERHO6Eriogonum hookeri S. Wats.:TTD" / @PolygonaceaeEriogonum heracleoidesNutt.parsnipflower buckwheat, Wyeth eriogonum, Wyeth's buckwheatSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbERHE2Eriogonum heracleoides Nutt.D XXN" / @PolygonaceaeEriogonum gordoniiBenth.Gordon eriogonum, Gordon's buckwheat, Gordon's wild buckwheatForbERGOEriogonum gordonii Benth.RRF" / @PolygonaceaeEriogonum flavumNutt.alpine golden buckwheat, yellow eriogonumERFL4Eriogonum flavum Nutt.LLB" / @PolygonaceaeEriogonum fasciculatumBenth.Eastern Mojave buckwheat, flattop buckwheat, yellow buckwheatSubshrub, ShrubERFA2Eriogonum fasciculatum Benth.6ZZN" / @Polygonaceaedropleaf buckwheatEREX2Eriogonum exilifolium Revealx@666"""  @@Polygonaceaeephedra buckwheatEREPEriogonum ephedroides Revealu=555"""  @@PolygonaceaeEriogonum effusumNutt.buckwheat eriogonum, spreading buckwheatEREFEriogonum effusum Nutt.NND" / @@PolygonaceaeEriogonum divaricatumHook.divergent buckwheat, divergent wild buckwheatForbERDI5Eriogonum divaricatum Hook.VVL" / @PolygonaceaeEriogonum deflexumTorr.flatcrown buckwheat, skeletonweed, skeletonweed buckwheatForbERDE6Eriogonum deflexum Torr.PPF" /; q ] ua9mq @PolygonaceaeEriogonum umbellatumTorr.sulfer flower buckwheat, sulfur buckwheat, sulfur eriogonum, sulphur wildbuckwheat, sulphur-flower buckwheatSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbERUMEriogonum umbellatum Torr.h`,TTJ" / @PolygonaceaeEriogonum tumulosum(Barneby) RevealWoodside buckwheatForbERTU2Eriogonum tumulosum (Barneby) RevealhhH"  @@PolygonaceaeEriogonum thompsoniaeS. Wats.Thompson's buckwheat, Thompson's wild buckwheatSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbERTH2Eriogonum thompsoniae S. Wats.4\\L" / @Polygonaceaetall buckwheatERTE9Eriogonum tenellum Torr.l<222"""  @PolygonaceaeEriogonum subreniformeS. Wats.kidney-shape wild buckwheat, kidneyshape buckwheatForbERSU5Eriogonum subreniforme S. Wats.^^N" / @@PolygonaceaeEriogonum shockleyiS. Wats.Shockley's buckwheat, Shockley's wild buckwheatForbERSHEriogonum shockleyi S. Wats.XXH" / @PolygonaceaeWestwater buckwheatERSC4Eriogonum scabrellum RevealwA777"""  @PolygonaceaeEriogonum racemosumNutt.redroot buckwheatSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbERRA3Eriogonum racemosum Nutt.tRRH" / @PolygonaceaeEriogonum polycladonBenth.sorrel buckwheatForbERPO4Eriogonum polycladon Benth.~vVVJ" / @Polygonaceaefewflower buckwheatERPA9Eriogonum pauciflorum PurshwA777"""  @PolygonaceaeEriogonum panguicense(M.E. Jones) RevealPanguitch buckwheatForbERPA13Eriogonum panguicense (M.E. Jones) RevealrrL" / @PolygonaceaeEriogonum ovalifoliumNutt.cushion buckwheat, cushion wild buckwheat, ovalleaf eriogonumSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbEROVEriogonum ovalifolium Nutt.B VVL" / @PolygonaceaeEriogonum microthecumNutt.slender buckwheat, slenderbush buckwheat, slenderbush eriogonumSubshrub, ShrubERMI4Eriogonum microthecum Nutt.2VVL" / @@PolygonaceaeEriogonum lonchophyllumTorr. & Grayspearleaf buckwheatSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbERLO4Eriogonum lonchophyllum Torr. & GrayhhP"  @Polygonaceaeslenderleaf buckwheatERLE10Eriogonum leptophyllum (Torr. & Gray) Woot. & Standl.E999""" 7( u  n 4 [mk^ u !@Malvaceaeflower of an hourHITRHibiscus trionum L.]7///  !@MalvaceaeHibiscus syriacusL.althea, rose of Sharon, rose-of-sharon, shrub althea, shrub-altheaTree, ShrubHISYHibiscus syriacus L. BB> / @MalvaceaeHibiscusL.hibiscus, rosemallowHIBIS2Hibiscus L.zdXX00, / @MalvaceaeMalvaceaemallowsMalvaceae P<<<... ' @@ClusiaceaeClusiaceaeClusiaceae H222222  @Clusiaceaecommon St. JohnswortHYPEHypericum perforatum L.j<444  @Clusiaceaelarge St. JohnswortHYMA2Hypericum majus (Gray) Britt.w=333  @ClusiaceaeHypericum formosumH.B.K.Hypericum formosum H.B.K.NNNNNB  @ClusiaceaeHypericumL.St. JohnswortHYPERHypericum L.pXNN440 / @Elatinaceaeshortseed waterwortELBR5Elatine brachysperma Grayq?555  @ElatinaceaewaterwortELATIElatine L.I5+++  @ElatinaceaeTexas bergiaBETEBergia texana (Hook.) Seub. ex Walp.~6...  @@ElatinaceaebergiaBERGIBergia L.D2(((  @CrossosomataceaeCrossosomataceaecrossomasCrossosomataceae ~\\\JJJ* ' @Plumbaginaceaethrift seapinkARMA6Armeria maritima (P. Mill.) Willd.@666&&&  @@PlumbaginaceaearmeriaARMERArmeria (DC.) Willd.a9///&&&  @PolygonaceaeStenogonum salsuginosumNutt.salty buckwheat, salty eriogonum, smooth two-whorl-buckwheatForbSTSA3Stenogonum salsuginosum Nutt.ZZP" / @@PolygonaceaeStenogonum flexum(M.E. Jones) Reveal & J.T. Howellbent twowhorl buckwheatSTFL2Stenogonum flexum (M.E. Jones) Reveal & J.T. Howell$D" / @PolygonaceaeStenogonumNutt.buckwheat, stenogonumSTENO5Stenogonum Nutt.vjj@@6" / @PolygonaceaerhubarbRHEUMRheum L.E5+++"""  @@PolygonaceaebuckwheatFAGOP2Fagopyrum P. Mill.]9---"""  @PolygonaceaeEriogonum zionisJ.T. HowellZion buckwheat, Zion wild buckwheatForb/herb, Shrub, SubshrubERZIEriogonum zionis J.T. HowellXXB" / @PolygonaceaeEriogonum wetherilliiEastw.Wetherill's buckwheat, Wetherill's wild buckwheatForbERWEEriogonum wetherillii Eastw.XXL" / @@PolygonaceaeEriogonum viridulumRevealclay hill buckwheatForbERVI13Eriogonum viridulum RevealzTTH" g @ : @ b :]- X@MalvaceaeSidalcea candidaGraywhite checkerbloom, white checkermallowForbSICA3Sidalcea candida GrayDD< / W@MalvaceaeSidalceaGraycheckerbloom, checkermallowSIDALSidalcea Graytjj44, / U@Malvaceaearrowleaf mallowMASA3Malvella sagittifolia (Gray) Fryxell8...  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Wiggins@888  K@MalvaceaeIliamnaGreeneiliamna, wild hollyhockILIAMIliamna Greenendd66* / @F@Malvaceaepurple poppymallowCAIN2Callirhoe involucrata (Torr. & Gray) Gray:000  E@Malvaceaelight poppymallowCAALCallirhoe alcaeoides (Michx.) Gray{7///  @E@MalvaceaepoppymallowCALLI3Callirhoe Nutt.S5)))  C@MalvaceaeAlcea roseaL.hollyhockForbALRO3Alcea rosea L.vZPH662 / @C@MalvaceaeAlceaL.alcea, hollyhockALCEAAlcea L.dTJJ**& / @.@Malvaceaecrested anodaANCR2Anoda cristata (L.) Schlecht.o5+++  -@MalvaceaeanodaANODAAnoda Cav.A-###  *@MalvaceaevelvetleafABTHAbutilon theophrasti Medik.f0(((  @)@Malvaceaedwarf Indian mallowABPA3Abutilon parvulum Grayg;111  @(@MalvaceaepelotazoABINAbutilon incanum (Link) Sweeth.&&&  &@MalvaceaeIndian mallowABUTIAbutilon P. Mill.W5+++  f x ~"g n@MalvaceaeSphaeralcea leptophylla(Gray) Rydb.scaly globemallowSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbSPLESphaeralcea leptophylla (Gray) Rydb.bbJ / m@MalvaceaeSphaeralcea grossulariifolia ssp. grossulariifolia(Hook. & Arn.) Rydb.berryleaf globemallow, gooseberryleaf globemallowSphaeralcea grossulariifolia ssp. grossulariifolia (Hook. & Arn.) Rydb.    / l@MalvaceaeSphaeralcea grossulariifolia(Hook. & Arn.) Rydb.currant-leaf globe-mallow, gooseberryleaf globemallowSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbSPGR2Sphaeralcea grossulariifolia (Hook. & Arn.) Rydb.$||T / @k@MalvaceaeFendler's globemallowSPFESphaeralcea fendleri Graym;333  h@MalvaceaeSphaeralcea coccinea ssp. dissecta(Nutt. ex Torr. & Gray) KearneySphaeralcea coccinea ssp. dissecta (Nutt. ex Torr. & Gray) Kearney"`  @h@MalvaceaeSphaeralcea coccinea ssp. coccinea(Nutt.) Rydb.globemallow, scarlet globe-mallow, scarlet globemallowSphaeralcea coccinea ssp. coccinea (Nutt.) Rydb.Fzz` / h@MalvaceaeSphaeralcea coccinea(Nutt.) Rydb.copper mallow, orange globemallow, red falsemallow, scarlet globemallowSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbSPCOSphaeralcea coccinea (Nutt.) Rydb.l( ^^D / f@Malvaceaecopper globemallowSPAN3Sphaeralcea angustifolia (Cav.) G. Don:000  e@MalvaceaeSphaeralcea ambigua ssp. ambiguaGrayapricot globemallowSphaeralcea ambigua ssp. ambigua Graydd\ / e@MalvaceaeSphaeralcea ambiguaGraydesert globemallowSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbSPAM2Sphaeralcea ambigua GraynJJB / @e@MalvaceaeSphaeralceaSt.-Hil.globemallow, globemallow species, globemallow spp.SPHAESphaeralcea St.-Hil.BB2 / a@MalvaceaeSidalcea oregana(Nutt. ex Torr. & Gray) GrayOregon checkerbloom, Oregon checkermallowSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbSIORSidalcea oregana (Nutt. ex Torr. & Gray) Gray\tt< / `@MalvaceaeSidalcea neomexicanaGrayNew Mexico checkermallow, salt spring checkerbloomSubshrub, Forb/herbSINE3Sidalcea neomexicana GrayLLD /A~f & )  (RWkg @@CistaceaefrostweedHELIA2Helianthemum P. Mill.]3'''  @ViolaceaeUtah violetVIUTViola utahensis M.S. Baker & J.C. Clausen ex Baker1)))  @Violaceaewhite violetVIRE2Viola renifolia Gray\4***  @@ViolaceaeViola purpureaKellogggoose-foot yellow violet, goosefoot violet, pine violetForbVIPU4Viola purpurea KelloggFF8 / @Violaceaeprairie violetVIPE2Viola pedatifida G. Dond6,,,  @Violaceaemarsh violetVIPA4Viola palustris L.X4***  @Violaceaesweet violetVIODViola odorata L.R2***  @ViolaceaeViola nuttalliiPurshNuttall violet, Nuttall's violet, yellow prairie violetForbVINU2Viola nuttallii PurshDD: / @@ViolaceaeViola nephrophyllaGreenenorthern bog violet, wanderer violetForbVINEViola nephrophylla GreeneLL@ / @@Violaceaesmall white violetVIMA2Viola macloskeyi Lloydf:000  @@Violaceaealpine violetVILA10Viola labradorica Schranki7+++  @@ViolaceaeViola canadensisL.Canada violet, Canadian white violetForbVICA4Viola canadensis L.@@< / @Violaceaearctic yellow violetVIBI2Viola biflora L.\<222  @Violaceaefield pansyVIBIViola bicolor PurshW1)))  @@ViolaceaeViola adunca var. aduncaSm.hook-spur violet, hookedspur violetViola adunca var. adunca Sm.RRL / @ViolaceaeViola aduncaSm.blue violet, hook violet, hookedspur violetForbVIADViola adunca Sm.::4 / @ViolaceaeViolaL.violetVIOLAViola L.P@66**& / @ViolaceaebabyslippersHYVEHybanthus verticillatus (Ortega) Baill.2***  @ViolaceaegreenvioletHYBANHybanthus Jacq.Q3)))  @ViolaceaeViolaceaevioletsViolaceae P<<<... ' @@Droseraceaeroundleaf sundewDRRODrosera rotundifolia L.h:222  @~@DroseraceaesundewDROSEDrosera L.F2(((  @p@MalvaceaeSphaeralcea parvifoliaA. Nels.smallflower globemallowSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbSPPA2Sphaeralcea parvifolia A. Nels.XXH / @o@MalvaceaeSphaeralcea munroana(Dougl. ex Lindl.) Spach ex GrayMunro's globemallow, Munroe globemallowSubshrub, Forb/herbSPMU2Sphaeralcea munroana (Dougl. ex Lindl.) Spach ex GraylD /5y W 3 < J N.!Eo @SalicaceaePopulus angustifoliaJamesnarrowleaf cottonwoodTreePOAN3Populus angustifolia JameszPPF / @SalicaceaePopulus albaL.white poplarTreePOAL7Populus alba L.dZR::6 / @SalicaceaePopulus X acuminataRydb. (pro sp.)lanceleaf cottonwoodPOAC5Populus X acuminata Rydb. (pro sp.)bbD / @@SalicaceaePopulus deltoidesBartr. ex Marsh.common cottonwood, cottonwood, eastern cottonwood, plains cottonwoodTreePODE3Populus deltoides Bartr. ex Marsh.>``@ / @SalicaceaePopulusL.cottonwoodPOPULPopulus L.bNDD00, / @SalicaceaeSalicaceaewillowsSalicaceae V@@@222 ' @Cucurbitaceaewild cucumberECLOEchinocystis lobata (Michx.) Torr. & Gray;333$$$  @@CucurbitaceaeechinocystisECHIN5Echinocystis Torr. & Grayp>222$$$  @Cucurbitaceaecutleaf cyclantheraCYDICyclanthera dissecta (Torr. & Gray) Arn.A999$$$  @CucurbitaceaecyclantheraCYCLA2Cyclanthera Schrad.c=111$$$  @CucurbitaceaeCucurbita foetidissimaKunthbuffalo gourd, buffalogourd pumpkin, calabazilla, Missouri gourd, wild gourd, wild pumkinVine, Forb/herbCUFOCucurbita foetidissima Kunthj2* ZZP$ / @@CucurbitaceaeCucurbitaL.gourdCUCURCucurbita L.fNDD::6$ / @@CucurbitaceaeCucurbitaceaegourds, squashesCucurbitaceae z^^^>>>$ ' @@LoasaceaeLoasaceaeloasaLoasaceae L888... ' @FrankeniaceaeJames' seaheathFRJAFrankenia jamesii Torr. ex Gray{=555$$$  @FrankeniaceaeseaheathFRANKFrankenia L.P8...$$$  @TamaricaceaeTamarix ramosissimaLedeb.salt cedar, salt-cedar, saltcedar, tamarisk, tamarixTree, ShrubTARATamarix ramosissima Ledeb.TTH" o @@Tamaricaceaesmallflower tamariskTAPA4Tamarix parviflora DC.nB888"""  @TamaricaceaeTamarix chinensisLour.China tamarisk, Chinese saltcedar, Chinese tamarisk, five-stamen tamarisk, fivestamen tamarisk, saltcedar, tamarisk, tamarixTree, ShrubTACH2Tamarix chinensis Lour.f\FNND" / @TamaricaceaeTamarixL.tamariskTAMAR2Tamarix L.dPDD440" / @TamaricaceaeTamaricaceaetamariskTamaricaceae dJJJ:::" ' @Cistaceaehoary frostweedHEBI2Helianthemum bicknellii Fern.q7---  I w,)hR @Salicaceaecrack willowSAFRSalix fragilis L.V4,,,  @@SalicaceaeSalix exiguaNutt.coyote willow, desert willow, narrowleaf willow, sandbar willowTree, ShrubSAEXSalix exigua Nutt.@@6 / @SalicaceaeSalix eriocephalaMichauxSalix luteaGraybark willowSalix eriocephala Michauxyyy[N@ ? @@SalicaceaeSalix drummondianaBarratt ex Hook.Drummond's willowShrubSADRSalix drummondiana Barratt ex Hook.bbB / @@Salicaceaecascade willowSACA6Salix cascadensis Cockerelln8...  @Salicaceaesageleaf willowSACA4Salix candida Fluegg ex Willd.w9///  @Salicaceaeshortfruit willowSABRSalix brachycarpa Nutt.g9111  @@SalicaceaeSalix boothiiDornblueberry willow, Booth's willowShrubSABO2Salix boothii Dorn@@8 / @SalicaceaeSalix bebbianaSarg.bebb willow, Bebb willow, Bebb's willow, gray willowTree, ShrubSABE2Salix bebbiana Sarg.DD: / @@SalicaceaeBarclay's willowSABA3Salix barclayi Anderss.h:000  @SalicaceaeSalix babylonicaauct. non L.weeping willowSABA2Salix babylonica auct. non L.|rrVV> / @SalicaceaeSalix amygdaloidesAnderss.peach-leaf willow, peachleaf willowTree, ShrubSAAM2Salix amygdaloides Anderss.RRB / @@SalicaceaeSalix reticulataL.netleaf willow, netted willowSubshrub, ShrubSARE2Salix reticulata L.|BB> / @SalicaceaeSalix nigraMarsh.black willowSANISalix nigra Marsh.`XX@@4 / @SalicaceaeSalix glaucaL.grayleaf willowTree, ShrubSAGLSalix glauca L.vnX::6 / @SalicaceaeSalixL.salix, willow, willow speciesSALIXSalix L.pff,,( / @SalicaceaePopulus nigraL.black cottonwood, black poplar, Lombardy poplar, Lombardy's poplarTreePONIPopulus nigra L.<<8 / @SalicaceaePopulus fremontiiS. Wats.cottonwood, Fremont cottonwood, Fremont's cottonwoodTreePOFR2Populus fremontii S. Wats.PP@ / @@SalicaceaePopulus X canadensisMoench (pro sp.)Carolina poplarPopulus X canadensis Moench (pro sp.)ffF / @@Salicaceaebalsam poplarPOBA2Populus balsamifera L.c7--- ?&^  f  4 Syw @@Capparaceaeslender spiderflowerCLMUCleome multicaulis DC.j>666  @CapparaceaeCleome luteaHook.yellow beeplant, yellow spiderflowerForbCLLU2Cleome lutea Hook.BB8 / @@CapparaceaeCleomeL.beeplant, spider flower, spiderflowerCLEOMCleome L.zz00, / @@CapparaceaeCapparaceaecapersCapparaceae ZBBB666 ' @BrassicaceaeCamelina microcarpaDC.false flax, little-pod false flax, littlepod false flax, littlepod falseflax, littleseed falseflax, small fruited falseflax, smallseed falseflaxForbCAMI2Camelina microcarpa DC.vnNNH" o @BrassicaceaeCamelinaCrantzfalse flax, falseflaxCAMELCamelina Crantzrhh>>2" / @SalicaceaeSalix wolfiiBebbwolf willow, Wolf's willowShrubSAWOSalix wolfii Bebb|r>>6 / @ @Salicaceaeautumn willowSASE2Salix serissima (Bailey) Fern.s7---  @Salicaceaepurpleosier willowSAPU2Salix purpurea L.^<222  @ @SalicaceaeSalix planifoliaPurshdiamondleaf willow, plainleaf willow, tea-leaf willowTree, Subshrub, ShrubSAPL2Salix planifolia PurshHH> / @Salicaceaemeadow willowSAPE5Salix petiolaris Sm._7---  @Salicaceaelaurel willowSAPE4Salix pentandra L.[7---  @SalicaceaeSalix monticolaBebbmountain willow, park willowTree, ShrubSAMO2Salix monticola Bebb|DD< / @SalicaceaeSalix melanopsisNutt.dusky willowTree, ShrubSAME2Salix melanopsis Nutt.v`HH> / @SalicaceaeSalix luteaNutt.yellow willowTree, ShrubSALU2Salix lutea Nutt.xnX>>4 / @SalicaceaeSalix lucidaMuhl.shining willowTree, ShrubSALUSalix lucida Muhl.zr\@@6 / @@Salicaceaestrapleaf willowSALISalix ligulifolia (Ball) Ball ex Schneid.8000  @SalicaceaeSalix lemmoniiBebbLemmon's willowSALESalix lemmonii Bebbh``BB: / @SalicaceaeSalix lasiolepisBenth.arroyo willowTree, ShrubSALA6Salix lasiolepis Benth.zdJJ> / @SalicaceaeSalix irrorataAnderss.bluestem willow, dewystem willow, sandbar willowSAIRSalix irrorata Anderss.JJ: / @SalicaceaeSalix gooddingiiBallGoodding's willow, Gooding black willowTreeSAGOSalix gooddingii BallFF> /iv n  w I3y# ,@BrassicaceaeLemmon's rockcressARLEArabis lemmonii S. Wats.n>666"""  ,@Brassicaceaesmooth rockcressARLAArabis laevigata (Muhl. ex Willd.) Poir.<444"""  +@BrassicaceaeArabis holboelliiHornem.Holboell rockcress, Holboell's rockcressForbARHO2Arabis holboellii Hornem.RRD" / *@BrassicaceaeArabis gunnisonianaRollinsGunnison's rockcressARGUArabis gunnisoniana Rollins~~VVH" / )@BrassicaceaeArabis glabra(L.) Bernh.tower rockcress, tower-mustardForbARGLArabis glabra (L.) Bernh.RR<" / (@Brassicaceaepark rockcressARFE2Arabis fernaldiana Rollinsp<222"""  (@BrassicaceaeArabis fendleri(S. Wats.) Greenefendler rockcress, Fendler's rockcressSubshrub, Forb/herbARFEArabis fendleri (S. Wats.) Greenebb@" / @(@BrassicaceaeArabis drummondiiGrayCanadian rockcress, Drummond rockcress, Drummond's rockcressForbARDRArabis drummondii GrayLLD" / (@Brassicaceaespreadingpod rockcressARDI2Arabis X divaricarpa A. Nels. (pro sp.)D:::"""  '@BrassicaceaeArabis demissaGreenenodding rockcressARDEArabis demissa GreenetllJJ>" / &@BrassicaceaeArabis crandalliiB.L. Robins.Crandall's rockcressARCR5Arabis crandallii B.L. Robins.\\D" / #@BrassicaceaeArabisL.rockcressARABI2Arabis L.bPDD22." / @#@BrassicaceaeBrassicaceaemustardsBrassicaceae dJJJ:::" ' @CapparaceaeJames' clammyweedPOJA3Polanisia jamesii (Torr. & Gray) Iltis=333  @CapparaceaePolanisia dodecandra(L.) DC.clammyweed, red-whisker clammyweed, redwhisker clammyweed, roughseed clammyweedForbPODO3Polanisia dodecandra (L.) DC.BXXH / @CapparaceaePolanisiaRaf.clammyweedPOLANPolanisia Raf.tXNN::2 / @CapparaceaeCleomella palmerianaM.E. JonesRocky Mountain stickweedForbCLPA3Cleomella palmeriana M.E. Jones\\H / @Capparaceaenarrowleaf rhombopodCLANCleomella angustifolia Torr.v>666  @@CapparaceaeCleomellaDC.cleomella, stinkweedCLEOM2Cleomella DC.l``882 / @CapparaceaeCleome serrulataPurshbee spiderflower, Rocky Mountain beeplantForbCLSECleome serrulata PurshJJ@ /    U7U%I @?@BrassicaceaeBrewer's bittercressCABR6Cardamine breweri S. Wats.vB888"""  =@BrassicaceaePennsylvania bittercressCAPE3Cardamine pensylvanica Muhl. ex Willd.F<<<"""  <@BrassicaceaeCardamineL.bittercressCARDACardamine L.pXNN884" / ;@BrassicaceaeCapsella bursa-pastoris(L.) Medik.shepardspurse, shepherd's purse, shepherd's-purse, shepherdspurseForbCABU2Capsella bursa-pastoris (L.) Medik.@ffP" o @;@BrassicaceaeCapsellaMedik.capsellaCAPSECapsella Medik.vXNN>>2" / @7@Brassicaceaelow northern-rockcressBRHUBraya humilis (C.A. Mey.) B.L. Robins.B:::"""  6@Brassicaceaenorthern-rockcressBRAYABraya Sternb. & Hoppej@666"""  @5@BrassicaceaeBarbarea vulgarisAit. f.garden yellow rocket, garden yellow-rocket, garden yellowrocket, winter cress, yellow rocketForbBAVUBarbarea vulgaris Ait. f.L RRD" / 5@BrassicaceaeBarbarea orthocerasLedeb.American yellowrocket, erectpod wintercress, wintercressForbBAORBarbarea orthoceras Ledeb.TTH" / 4@BrassicaceaeBarbareaAit. f.yellow rocket, yellowrocketBARBABarbarea Ait. f.vv@@2" / 2@BrassicaceaeArabis selbyiRydb.Selby's rockcressForbARSEArabis selbyi Rydb.xphFF<" / @1@BrassicaceaeArabis pulchraM.E. Jones ex S. Wats.beautiful rockcress, beauty rockcressSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbARPU2Arabis pulchra M.E. Jones ex S. Wats.<jj>" / 0@BrassicaceaeArabis perennansS. Wats.perennial rockcressSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbARPE2Arabis perennans S. Wats.xRRB" / /@Brassicaceaerabbitear rockcressARPEArabis pendulina Greenem?777"""  /@BrassicaceaeGlenwood Springs rockcressAROXArabis oxylobula GreenetF>>>"""  .@BrassicaceaeArabis nuttalliiB.L. Robins.Nuttall's rockcressForbARNUArabis nuttallii B.L. Robins.ZZB" / -@BrassicaceaeArabis microphyllaNutt.littleleaf rockcress, small leaf rockcressSubshrub, Forb/herbARMIArabis microphylla Nutt.PPF" / -@BrassicaceaeArabis ligniferaA. Nels.desert rockcress, woody rockcressForbARLIArabis lignifera A. Nels.RRB" /,`  : :Bh R\ V@Brassicaceaesnowbed drabaDRCR2Draba crassifolia Grahamk;111"""  U@Brassicaceaethickleaf drabaDRCRDraba crassa Rydb._;333"""  T@BrassicaceaeDraba breweriS. Wats.cushion drabaForbDRBR2Draba breweri S. Wats.xnfLL<" / S@Brassicaceaegolden drabaDRAUDraba aurea Vahl ex Hornem.n8000"""  @S@BrassicaceaeDraba asprellaGreenerough draba, rough WhitlowgrassForbDRASDraba asprella GreeneJJ>" / @Q@BrassicaceaeDraba albertinaGreeneArc Dome draba, slender drabaForbDRAL4Draba albertina GreeneLL@" / @O@Brassicaceaeboreal drabaDRBODraba borealis DC.\8000"""  O@BrassicaceaeDrabaL.draba, whitlowgrassDRABADraba L.p`VV00," / N@BrassicaceaeDescurainia sophia(L.) Webb ex Prantlflaxweed tansymustard, flixweed, flixweed tansymustard, herb sophia, herb-sophia, pinnate tansymustard, tansymustardForbDESO2Descurainia sophia (L.) Webb ex Prantlf\TllF" o M@BrassicaceaeDescurainia richardsoniiO.E. SchulzDERI2Descurainia richardsonii O.E. SchulzrhhhhR"  K@BrassicaceaeDescurainia pinnata ssp. halictorum(Cockerell) Detlingwestern tansy mustard, western tansymustardDescurainia pinnata ssp. halictorum (Cockerell) DetlingRh" / @K@BrassicaceaeDescurainia pinnata ssp. filipes(Gray) Detlingwestern tansy mustard, western tansymustardDescurainia pinnata ssp. filipes (Gray) Detling2~~b" / J@BrassicaceaeDescurainia pinnata(Walt.) Britt.green tansymustard, pinnate tansy mustard, pinnate tansymustard, tansymustard, western tansymustardForbDEPIDescurainia pinnata (Walt.) Britt.~:2*ddH" / @I@BrassicaceaeDescurainia californica(Gray) O.E. SchulzSierra tansymustard, Sierran tansy mustard, Sierran tansymustardForbDECA6Descurainia californica (Gray) O.E. SchulzZttP" / H@BrassicaceaeDescurainiaWebb & Berth.tansy mustard, tansymustardDESCUDescurainia Webb & Berth.RR8" / @E@Brassicaceaelittle western bittercressCAOLCardamine oligosperma Nutt.|F>>>"""  @A@BrassicaceaeCardamine cordifoliaGrayheartleaf bittercress, large mountain bittercressForbCACO6Cardamine cordifolia GrayRRJ" /6h d S 3+P-$(p c@BrassicaceaeErysimumL.wallflowerERYSIErysimum L.jTJJ662" / b@BrassicaceaeDraba vernaL.spring draba, spring WhitlowgrassForbDRVE2Draba verna L.~<<8" / b@BrassicaceaeWind River drabaDRVEDraba ventosa Gray`<444"""  @b@BrassicaceaeDraba subalpinaGoodman & C.L. Hitchc.subalpine drabaForbDRSUDraba subalpina Goodman & C.L. Hitchc.ll@" / b@Brassicaceaepretty drabaDRST4Draba streptocarpa Grayh:000"""  a@Brassicaceaealpine tundra drabaDRST5Draba streptobrachia PriceuA777"""  @a@BrassicaceaeDraba stenolobaLedeb.Alaska drabaDraba stenoloba Ledeb.dddLL@" / @`@Brassicaceaeshowy drabaDRSPDraba spectabilis Greeneg7///"""  _@BrassicaceaeSmith's drabaDRSMDraba smithii Gilg ex O.E. Schulz{9111"""  _@BrassicaceaeDraba reptans(Lam.) Fern.Carolina draba, Carolina whitlow-grass, Carolina whitlowgrass, creeping drabaForbDRRE2Draba reptans (Lam.) Fern.4TT<" / ^@BrassicaceaeDraba rectifructaC.L. Hitchc.mountain draba, mountain whitlowgrassForbDRREDraba rectifructa C.L. Hitchc.\\D" / \@BrassicaceaeDraba oligospermaHook.fewseed draba, glacier drabaForbDROLDraba oligosperma Hook.NND"  [@BrassicaceaeDraba nivalisLilj.snow draba, yellow arctic drabaDraba nivalis Lilj.FF<" / [@BrassicaceaeDraba nemorosaL.wood draba, woodland draba, woodland Whitlow-grass, woods drabaForbDRNEDraba nemorosa L.BB>" / Z@Brassicaceaelancepod drabaDRLODraba lonchocarpa Rydb.h:222"""  @Y@BrassicaceaeYellowstone drabaDRIN2Draba incerta Paysong?555"""  @X@BrassicaceaeGray's drabaDRGR3Draba grayana (Rydb.) C.L. Hitchc.~:000"""  X@BrassicaceaeRocky Mountain drabaDRGR2Draba graminea GreenelB888"""  W@BrassicaceaeAustrian drabaDRFLDraba fladnizensis Wulfenl:222"""  @W@BrassicaceaeGarys Peak drabaDREX3Draba exunguiculata (O.E. Schulz) C.L. Hitchc.>444"""  V@BrassicaceaeDraba densifoliaNutt.denseleaf drabaForbDRDEDraba densifolia Nutt.zrjLLB" / V@BrassicaceaeDraba cuneifoliaNutt. ex Torr. & Graywedgeleaf draba, wedgeleaf whitlowgrassForbDRCUDraba cuneifolia Nutt. ex Torr. & GrayllB" /&P  3 *  ~XR p@BrassicaceaeLepidium ramosissimumA. Nels.manybranched pepperweed, pepperweedForbLERA2Lepidium ramosissimum A. Nels.\\L" / o@BrassicaceaeLepidium perfoliatumL.clasping pepperweed, clasping pepperwort, claspingleaf pepperweedForbLEPE2Lepidium perfoliatum L.NNJ" o n@BrassicaceaeLepidium lasiocarpum var. lasiocarpumNutt.hairy-pod pepperwort, hairypod pepperweed, shaggyfruit pepperweedLepidium lasiocarpum var. lasiocarpum Nutt.Nvvl" / m@BrassicaceaeLepidium lasiocarpumNutt.hairypod pepperweed, shaggyfruit pepperweedForbLELALepidium lasiocarpum Nutt.TTJ" / l@BrassicaceaeLepidium fremontiiS. Wats.desert pepperweedSubshrub, ShrubLEFR2Lepidium fremontii S. Wats.xVVF" / l@BrassicaceaeLepidium densiflorumSchrad.common pepperweed, greenflower pepperweed, miner's pepperwort, miners pepperweed, peppergrass, pepperweed, prairie pepperweedForbLEDELepidium densiflorum Schrad.bZRXXJ" / j@BrassicaceaeLepidium virginicumL.peppergrass, poorman pepperweed, poorman's pepper, poorman's-pepperwort, Virginia pepperweed, Virginian peppercressForbLEVI3Lepidium virginicum L.pD:2LLH" / j@BrassicaceaeLepidium campestre(L.) Ait. f.cream-anther field pepperwort, field pepperweedForbLECA5Lepidium campestre (L.) Ait. f. ^^F" / @j@BrassicaceaeLepidiumL.pepperweedLEPIDLepidium L.jTJJ662" / j@BrassicaceaePenland's eutremaEUPE10Eutrema penlandii RollinssA555"""  i@BrassicaceaeeutremaEUTREEutrema R. Br.Q5+++"""  h@Brassicaceaespreading wallflowerERRE4Erysimum repandum L.jB888"""  @e@BrassicaceaeErysimum cheiranthoidesL.treacle wallflower, wallflower mustard, worm-seed wallflower, wormseed mustard, wormseed wallflowerForbERCH9Erysimum cheiranthoides L.`,"TTP" / e@BrassicaceaeErysimum capitatum(Dougl. ex Hook.) Greenecoast wallflower, sand-dune wallflower, sanddune wallflower, western wallflowerForb/herb, Shrub, SubshrubERCA14Erysimum capitatum (Dougl. ex Hook.) GreeneTHvvF" / d@BrassicaceaeErysimum asperum(Nutt.) DC.ERAS2Erysimum asperum (Nutt.) DC.bXXXXB" d L N @ l3-)G ~@BrassicaceaeyellowtuftALMUAlyssum murale Waldst. & Kit.p6..."""  ~@BrassicaceaeAlyssum desertorumStapfdesert alyssum, desert madwortForbALDEAlyssum desertorum StapfPPF" o }@BrassicaceaeAlyssum alyssoides(L.) L.pale alyssum, pale madwort, yellow alyssumForbALAL3Alyssum alyssoides (L.) L.TTF" / @}@BrassicaceaeAlyssumL.alyssum, madwortALYSSAlyssum L.r^TT440" / |@BrassicaceaealliariaALLIAAlliaria Heister ex Fabr.h6,,,"""  {@BrassicaceaewaterawlwortSUAQSubularia aquatica L.b8000"""  {@BrassicaceaeawlwortSUBULSubularia L.M5+++"""  z@BrassicaceaeRorippa teres(Michx.) R. Stuckeysouthern marsh yellowcressRorippa teres (Michx.) R. Stuckeybb<" / z@BrassicaceaeRorippa tenerrimaGreeneModoc yellowcress, watercressForbROTERorippa tenerrima GreenePPD" / @z@Brassicaceaecreeping yellowcressROSYRorippa sylvestris (L.) Bess.z@888"""  y@Brassicaceaeroundfruit yellowcressROSP4Rorippa sphaerocarpa (Gray) Britt.D:::"""  y@BrassicaceaeRorippa sinuata(Nutt.) A.S. Hitchc.spreading yellowcressForbROSI2Rorippa sinuata (Nutt.) A.S. Hitchc.hh@" / @x@Brassicaceaehispid yellowcressROPAHRorippa palustris ssp. hispida (Desv.) Jonsell@666"""  w@BrassicaceaeRorippa palustris(L.) Bess.bog marshcress, bog yellowcress, common yellowcress, marsh yellowcress, marshcress, yellow watercressForbROPA2Rorippa palustris (L.) Bess.l4*"XXD" / @v@BrassicaceaeRorippa curvisiliqua(Hook.) Bess. ex Britt.curvepod yellowcressRorippa curvisiliqua (Hook.) Bess. ex Britt.xxJ" / v@BrassicaceaeRorippa curvipesGreeneblunt-leaf yellowcress, bluntleaf yellowcressForbROCU2Rorippa curvipes GreeneNNB" / u@BrassicaceaeSan Luis yellowcressROCO2Rorippa coloradensis R. StuckeyB888"""  @t@BrassicaceaeRorippa nasturtium-aquaticum(L.) HayekwatercressForbRONA2Rorippa nasturtium-aquaticum (L.) HayeknnZ" o s@BrassicaceaeRorippaScop.yellowcressRORIPRorippa Scop.tZPP::0" / q@Brassicaceaeupright pepperweedLEST2Lepidium strictum (S. Wats.) Rattan@666""" yfb   x c @BrassicaceaeCaulanthus crassicaulis(Torr.) S. Wats.thick-stem wild cabbage, thickstem wild cabbage, thickstem wildcabbageForbCACR11Caulanthus crassicaulis (Torr.) S. Wats.`ppP" / @BrassicaceaeCaulanthusS. Wats.wild cabbage, wildcabbageCAULACaulanthus S. Wats.xxFF6" / @@Brassicaceaehairy whitetopCAPU6Cardaria pubescens (C.A. Mey.) Jarmolenko<222"""  @BrassicaceaeCardaria draba(L.) Desv.globed-podded hoarycress, globed-podded hoarycress or whitetop, heart-pod hoarycress, heart-podded hoarycress, hoary chess, hoary cress, peppergrass, pepperweed whitetop, whitetop, whitetop or hoary cress, whiteweedForbCADRCardaria draba (L.) Desv.BRR>" o @BrassicaceaeCardaria chalapensis(L.) Hand.-Maz.heartpod hoarycress, hoary cress, lens podded hoary cress, lens-podded hoary whitetop, lenspod whitetop, peppergrass, whitetop, whiteweedForbCACH10Cardaria chalapensis (L.) Hand.-Maz.zhhJ" / @BrassicaceaeCardariaDesv.cardaria, whitetopCARDA2Cardaria Desv.l``<<2" / @Brassicaceaefield mustardBRRABrassica rapa L.Y9111"""  @@BrassicaceaeBrassica nigra(L.) W.D.J. Kochblack mustard, shortpod mustardForbBRNIBrassica nigra (L.) W.D.J. Koch^^>" / @BrassicaceaeBrassica juncea(L.) Czern.Chinese mustard, India mustard, Indian mustardForbBRJUBrassica juncea (L.) Czern.VV@" / @BrassicaceaeBrassica campestrisL.BRCA2Brassica campestris L.VLLLLH"  @BrassicaceaeBrassicaL.annual mustard spp., mustardBRASS2Brassica L.znn662" / @Brassicaceaehoary false madwortBEIN2Berteroa incana (L.) DC.qA777"""  @Brassicaceaefalse madwortBERTEBerteroa DC.S;111"""  @BrassicaceaehorseradishARRU4Armoracia rusticana P.G. Gaertn., B. Mey. & Scherb.9///"""  @BrassicaceaearmoraciaARMORArmoracia P.G. Gaertn., B. Mey. & Scherb.7---"""  @@BrassicaceaeArabidopsis thaliana(L.) Heynh.mouse-ear cress, mouseear cressForbARTHArabidopsis thaliana (L.) Heynh.``J" / @BrassicaceaeArabidopsisHeynh.rockcressARABIArabidopsis Heynh.`VVDD8" /}Lh ( | wt)!J @BrassicaceaeRocky Mountain bladderpodLECA9Lesquerella calcicola RollinsG==="""  @BrassicaceaeGreat Plains bladderpodLEAR6Lesquerella arenosa (Richards.) Rydb.E;;;"""  @BrassicaceaeLesquerella alpina var. alpina(Nutt.) S. 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Ait. f.^^F" / @BrassicaceaeEuclidiumAit. f.mustardEUCLIEuclidium Ait. f.|ZPPBB4" / @BrassicaceaeDimorphocarpaRollinsspectaclepodDIMORDimorphocarpa RollinslbbJJ<" / @BrassicaceaeConringia orientalis(L.) Dumort.hare's ear mustard, hare's-ear-mustard, haresear mustard, treacle haresearForbCOORConringia orientalis (L.) Dumort.HbbJ" / @BrassicaceaeConringiaHeister ex Fabr.conringia, hare's ear mustardCONRIConringia Heister ex Fabr.TT4" / @BrassicaceaeChorispora tenella(Pallas) DC.beanpodded mustard, blue mustard, bluemustard, chorispora, common blue mustard, common bluemustard, crossflower, purple mustard, tenella mustardForbCHTE2Chorispora tenella (Pallas) DC.~^^F" o @BrassicaceaeChorisporaR. Br. ex DC.chorisporaCHORIChorispora R. Br. ex DC.nddPP6" />n d  i? <fr @Brassicaceaesweet alyssumLOMALobularia maritima (L.) Desv.s9111"""  @BrassicaceaelobulariaLOBULLobularia Desv.U7---"""  @BrassicaceaeLesquerella wardiiS. Wats.Ward's bladderpodForbLEWA2Lesquerella wardii S. Wats.xVVF" / @BrassicaceaeLesquerella utahensisRydb.Utah bladderpodForbLEUTLesquerella utahensis Rydb.|tVVL" / @BrassicaceaeLesquerella tenellaA. Nels.Moapa bladderpodForbLETE3Lesquerella tenella A. Nels.xXXH" / @@BrassicaceaeLesquerella subumbellataRollinsparasol bladderpodForbLESULesquerella subumbellata Rollins``R" / @BrassicaceaeLesquerella rubicundulaRollinstum bladderpodForbLERU4Lesquerella rubicundula Rollinsz^^P" / @BrassicaceaeLesquerella rectipesWoot. & Standl.straight bladderpodForbLERE3Lesquerella rectipes Woot. & Standl.hhJ" / @BrassicaceaePagosa Springs bladderpodLEPR2Lesquerella pruinosa Greene}G==="""  @Brassicaceaepygmy bladderpodLEPA7Lesquerella parvula Greener>444"""  @@Brassicaceaeroundleaf bladderpodLEOVLesquerella ovalifolia Rydb. ex Britt.@888"""  @Brassicaceaemountain bladderpodLEMO3Lesquerella montana (Gray) S. Wats.A777"""  @@BrassicaceaeLesquerella ludoviciana(Nutt.) S. Wats.foothill bladderpod, Louisiana bladderpod, silver bladderpodForbLELULesquerella ludoviciana (Nutt.) S. Wats.HppP" / @BrassicaceaeLesquerella kingii ssp. latifolia(A. Nels.) Rollins & ShawKing bladderpod, Wallowa bladderpodLesquerella kingii ssp. latifolia (A. Nels.) Rollins & ShawRd" / @BrassicaceaeLesquerella kingiiS. Wats.King bladderpod, King's bladderpodForbLEKILesquerella kingii S. Wats.VVF" / @@BrassicaceaeLesquerella intermedia(S. Wats.) Hellermid bladderpod, Santa Fe bladderpodForbLEIN3Lesquerella intermedia (S. Wats.) HellerppN" / @BrassicaceaeLesquerella garrettiiPaysonGarrett's bladderpodForbLEGA2Lesquerella garrettii PaysonXXL" / @BrassicaceaeFendler's bladderpodLEFELesquerella fendleri (Gray) S. Wats.@888"""  @Brassicaceaedense bladderpodLECO2Lesquerella condensata A. Nels.|>444""" <h:  o  ;s!Bv @BrassicaceaemustardSINAPSinapis L.I5+++"""  @BrassicaceaeSchoenocrambe linifolia(Nutt.) Greeneflaxleaf plainsmustard, rush mustardForbSCLISchoenocrambe linifolia (Nutt.) 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Gray~~~bbJ" / @BrassicaceaePhysaria condensataRollinstufted twinpodPhysaria condensata RollinsrrrVVH" / @BrassicaceaePhysaria chambersiiRollinsChamber's twinpod, Chambers' twinpodForbPHCH2Physaria chambersii RollinsVVH" / @@BrassicaceaeFront Range twinpodPHBE2Physaria bellii MulliganqA777"""  @BrassicaceaePhysaria acutifoliaRydb.sharpleaf twinpodForbPHAC4Physaria acutifolia Rydb.|tRRH" / @@BrassicaceaePhysaria(Nutt. ex Torr. & Gray) GraytwinpodPHYSA2Physaria (Nutt. ex Torr. & Gray) Grayxxjj2" / @Brassicaceaemountain mock thelypodyPEMI7Pennellia micrantha (Gray) Nieuwl.E;;;"""  @Brassicaceaelongleaf mock thelypodyPELO3Pennellia longifolia (Benth.) RollinsE;;;"""  @Brassicaceaemock thelypodyPENNEPennellia Nieuwl.^<222"""  @BrassicaceaeNasturtium officinaleAit. f.NAOFNasturtium officinale Ait. f.bZZZZL"  @BrassicaceaeMalcolmia africana(L.) Ait. f.African addersmouth, African malcomia, African mustardForbMAAFMalcolmia africana (L.) 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Br.) Ser.c1'''  @Rosaceaepurple avensGERI2Geum rivale L.N2(((  @RosaceaeGeum macrophyllumWilld.large-leaf avens, largeleaf avensForbGEMA4Geum macrophyllum Willd.HH< / @Rosaceaeyellow avensGEAL3Geum aleppicum Jacq.Z2(((  @RosaceaeGeumL.avensGEUMGeum L.F800&&" / @RosaceaeFragaria virginianaDuchesnethickleaved wild strawberry, Virginia strawberry, wild strawberryForbFRVIFragaria virginiana DuchesnePP@ / A }     }m-{1K 1@RosaceaePrunus dulcis(P. Mill.) D.A. Webbersweet almondTreePRDUPrunus dulcis (P. Mill.) D.A. Webberx``4 / 1@RosaceaePrunus domesticaL.European plumTreePRDOPrunus domestica L.h`X>>: / @1@RosaceaePrunus cerasusL.sour cherryTree, ShrubPRCEPrunus cerasus L.nfP::6 / 1@RosaceaePrunus cerasiferaEhrh.cherry plumTreePRCE2Prunus cerasifera Ehrh.nd\FF< / 0@RosaceaePrunus avium(L.) L.sweet cherryTreePRAVPrunus avium (L.) L.h`X@@2 / @0@RosaceaePrunus armeniacaL.apricotTreePRAR3Prunus armeniaca L.^TL>>: / 0@RosaceaeChickasaw plumPRAN3Prunus angustifolia Marsh.h4***  @/@RosaceaePrunus persica(L.) BatschpeachTreePRPE3Prunus persica (L.) Batschh^VLL6 / .@RosaceaePrunus americanaMarsh.american plum, American plumTree, ShrubPRAMPrunus americana Marsh.~FF: / .@RosaceaePrunusL.chokecherry, plum, prunusPRUNUPrunus L.xf\\**& / ,@RosaceaeNavajo cinquefoilPOSU6Potentilla subviscosa Greeneo7---  *@Rosaceaerock cinquefoilPORU4Potentilla rupincola Osterhoutq5+++  *@Rosaceaebrook cinquefoilPORI3Potentilla rivalis Nutt.f6,,,  )@Rosaceaesulphur cinquefoilPORE5Potentilla recta L.^8...  (@RosaceaePotentilla plattensisNutt.Platte cinquefoil, Platte River cinquefoilForbPOPLPotentilla plattensis Nutt.NND / (@RosaceaePotentilla pensylvanicaL.Pennsylvania cinquefoil, prairie cinquefoilForbPOPE8Potentilla pensylvanica L.LLH / @'@RosaceaeParadox cinquefoilPOPA15Potentilla paradoxa Nutt.l:...  '@RosaceaePotentilla ovinaMacoun ex J.M. Macounsheep cinquefoilForbPOOV2Potentilla ovina Macoun ex J.M. Macoundd: / &@RosaceaePotentilla norvegicaL.Norwegian cinquefoilForbPONO3Potentilla norvegica L.vnFFB o @&@Rosaceaesnow cinquefoilPONI2Potentilla nivea L.[5+++  #@RosaceaePotentilla hippianaLehm.horse cinquefoil, woolly cinquefoilForbPOHI6Potentilla hippiana Lehm.JJ@ / "@RosaceaePotentilla gracilisDougl. ex Hook.graceful cinquefoil, northwest cinquefoil, slender cinquefoilSubshrub, Forb/herbPOGR9Potentilla gracilis Dougl. ex Hook.N^^@ /c m  e  *><d7 @RosaceaeAmelanchierMedik.serviceberryAMELAAmelanchier Medik.^TT<<0 / @@Rosaceaeroadside agrimonyAGSTAgrimonia striata Michx.e5---  @RosaceaeagrimonyAGRIMAgrimonia L.F.$$$  q@Rosaceaedwarf red blackberryRUPURubus pubescens Raf.`8000  k@RosaceaeRubus parviflorusNutt.thimbleberry, western thimbleberryShrubRUPARubus parviflorus Nutt.FF< / g@RosaceaeNew Mexico raspberryRUNERubus neomexicanus Grayf8000  b@RosaceaeRubus leucodermisDougl. ex Torr. & Graywestern rasberry, western raspberry, whitebark raspberryVine, ShrubRULERubus leucodermis Dougl. ex Torr. & GrayFhh< / \@RosaceaeRubus idaeusL.American red raspberry, common red raspberry, western red raspberryShrubRUIDRubus idaeus L.662 / S@Rosaceaedelicious raspberryRUDERubus deliciosus Torr.c7///  E@Rosaceaeblack raspberryRUOCRubus occidentalis L.]3+++  @E@Rosaceaecutleaf blackberryRULARubus laciniatus Willd.d6...  @D@Rosaceaearctic blackberryRUARRubus arcticus L.W5---  D@RosaceaeRubusL.blackberry, bramblesRUBUSRubus L.jZPP(($ / C@RosaceaeRosa woodsiiLindl.Wood's rose, woods rose, Woods' roseShrubROWORosa woodsii Lindl.>>2 / @@RosaceaeRosa nutkanaK. PreslNootka roseShrubRONURosa nutkana K. PresljbXBB2 / ;@Rosaceaeprairie roseROAR3Rosa arkansana Porter\2(((  ;@Rosaceaeprickly roseROACRosa acicularis Lindl.\0(((  9@RosaceaeRosaL.rose, wildrose spp.ROSA5Rosa L.dVLL&&" / 9@RosaceaePrunus virginianaL.chokecherry, chokecherry (common), common chokecherry, Virginia chokecherryTree, ShrubPRVIPrunus virginiana L.@@< / @8@Rosaceaecreek plumPRRIPrunus rivularis Scheele^.&&&  7@Rosaceaepin cherryPRPE2Prunus pensylvanica L. f.b0&&&  @3@RosaceaeOklahoma plumPRGRPrunus gracilis Engelm. & Graym1)))  @2@RosaceaePrunus fasciculata(Torr.) Graydesert almond, desert peachShrubPRFAPrunus fasciculata (Torr.) GrayVV> /  FXfP @RosaceaeHolodiscus(K. Koch) Maxim.ocean spray, oceansprayHOLODHolodiscus (K. Koch) Maxim.||NN. / @RosaceaeFallugia paradoxa(D. Don) Endl. ex Torr.Apache plume, ApacheplumeShrubFAPAFallugia paradoxa (D. Don) Endl. ex Torr.jj< / @RosaceaeFallugiaEndl.Apache plume, apacheplumeFALLUFallugia Endl.pff44* / @RosaceaeCydonia oblongaP. Mill.quinceCydonia oblonga P. Mill.TTTHH8 / @RosaceaeCydoniaP. Mill.cydoniaCydonia P. Mill.fFFF88( / @RosaceaeCowania mexicanaD. DonCOME5Cowania mexicana D. Don~PFFFF:  @RosaceaeColeogyne ramosissimaTorr.blackbrushShrubCORAColeogyne ramosissima Torr.tlbNND / @@RosaceaeColeogyneTorr.blackbrush, coleogyneCOLEOColeogyne Torr.j``66, / @Rosaceaelittle roseCHERChamaerhodos erecta (L.) Bungek/'''  @Rosaceaelittle roseCHAMA7Chamaerhodos BungeW3'''  @RosaceaeCercocarpus montanusRaf.alderleaf cercocarpus, alderleaf mountain mahogany, birchleaf mountainmahogany, mountainmahogany, true mountain mahogany, true mountainmahoganyTree, ShrubCEMO2Cercocarpus montanus Raf.~hJJB / @RosaceaeCercocarpus ledifoliusNutt.curl-leaf mountain mahogany, curlleaf cercocarpus, curlleaf mountain mahogany, curlleaf mountainmahoganyTree, ShrubCELE3Cercocarpus ledifolius Nutt.x@6 PPF / @@RosaceaeCercocarpus intricatusS. Wats.littleleaf mountain mahogany, littleleaf mountainmahoganyShrubCEIN7Cercocarpus intricatus S. Wats.VVF / @RosaceaeCercocarpusKunthcercocarpus, mountain mahogany, mountainmahoganyCERCOCercocarpus Kunth::0 / @@RosaceaeAmelanchier utahensisKoehneserviceberry (Utah), Utah serviceberry, utah shadberry, western serviceberryTree, ShrubAMUTAmelanchier utahensis Koehne>PPD / @@RosaceaeAmelanchier alnifolia(Nutt.) Nutt. ex M. Roemerjuneberry, pacific serviceberry, saskatoon serviceberry, Saskatoon serviceberry, western serviceberry, western shadbushTree, ShrubAMAL2Amelanchier alnifolia (Nutt.) Nutt. ex M. Roemer|fxxD /< 6 R 2(4 @@RosaceaePurshia glandulosaCurranantelope brush, desert bitterbrushShrubPUGL2Purshia glandulosa CurranJJ> / @RosaceaePurshiaDC. ex Poir.bitterbrush, cliffrosePURSHPurshia DC. ex Poir.vll@@( / @Rosaceaecommon ninebarkPHOPPhysocarpus opulifolius (L.) Maxim.y3+++  @@RosaceaePhysocarpus monogynus(Torr.) Coult.mountain ninebarkShrubPHMO4Physocarpus monogynus (Torr.) 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Don``@ / @@FabaceaeAstragalus adsurgensPallasstanding milkvetchAstragalus adsurgens PallasrrrNNB / @@FabaceaeAstragalus alpinusL.alpine milkvetchForbASAL7Astragalus alpinus L.tjbBB> / @FabaceaeAstragalusL.astragalus spp., locoweed, locoweed species, milkvetchASTRAAstragalus L.22. / @FabaceaegroundnutAPAMApios americana Medik.Y-%%%  @@FabaceaegroundnutAPIOSApios Fabr.E/%%%  @Fabaceaedwarf false indigoAMNAAmorpha nana Nutt.Z6...  @FabaceaeleadplantAMCA6Amorpha canescens Pursh]/%%%  @Fabaceaedesert false indigoAMFRAmorpha fruticosa L._7///  @Fabaceaefalse indigoAMORPAmorpha L.F2(((  @Rosaceaerose spireaSPDOSpiraea douglasii Hook.]/'''  @RosaceaespireaSPIRASpiraea L.@,"""  @RosaceaeGreene's mountain ashSOSC2Sorbus scopulina Greenei;111  @Rosaceaemountain ashSORBUSorbus L.D2(((  @RosaceaeSibbaldia procumbensL.creeping sibbaldia, creeping-glow-wort, prostrate sibbaldiaSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbSIPRSibbaldia procumbens L.&FFB / @RosaceaeSibbaldiaL.sibbaldiaSIBBASibbaldia L.dLBB00, / @@RosaceaeSanguisorba minor ssp. muricata(Spach) Nordborgsmall burnetSanguisorba minor ssp. muricata (Spach) NordborgxxX / @RosaceaeSanguisorba minorScop.salad burnet, small burnetForbSAMI3Sanguisorba minor Scop.zFF< / @RosaceaeSanguisorbaL.burnetSANGU2Sanguisorba L.hL@@440 / @RosaceaePyrus communisL.common pear, pearTreePYCOPyrus communis L.ld\::6 / @RosaceaePyrusL.pearPYRUSPyrus L.J:00(($ / @RosaceaePurshia tridentata(Pursh) DC.antelope bitterbrushShrubPUTR2Purshia tridentata (Pursh) DC.|TT> /14  ! 0 8o c @FabaceaeAstragalus cicerL.cicer milkvetchForbASCI4Astragalus cicer L.nd\>>: / @FabaceaeAstragalus cibariusSheldonbrowse milkvetchForbASCI2Astragalus cibarius SheldonvnNN@ / @FabaceaeAstragalus chloodesBarnebygrass milkvetchForbASCH7Astragalus chloodes Barneby~tlNN@ / @FabaceaeAstragalus chamaeleuceGraycicada milkvetchForbASCH4Astragalus chamaeleuce GrayvnNNF / @Fabaceaepowdery milkvetchASCE2Astragalus cerussatus Sheldonq7---  @@FabaceaeAstragalus ceramicusSheldonpainted milk-vetch, painted milkvetchForbASCEAstragalus ceramicus SheldonPPB / @FabaceaeAstragalus castaneiformisS. Wats.chestnut milkvetchASCA15Astragalus castaneiformis S. Wats.\\L / @FabaceaeAstragalus canadensisL.Canada milkvetch, Canadian milk-vetch, Canadian milkvetchForbASCA11Astragalus canadensis L.HHD / @@FabaceaeAstragalus calycosusTorr. ex S. Wats.matted poison milkvetch, mattedmilkvetch, Torrey's milkvetchForbASCA9Astragalus calycosus Torr. ex S. Wats.:ddB / @FabaceaeAstragalus brandegeeiPorterBrandegee's milkvetchSubshrub, Forb/herbASBR5Astragalus brandegeei PorterzPPD / @FabaceaeBodin's milkvetchASBOAstragalus bodinii Sheldoni5---  @FabaceaeAstragalus bisulcatus(Hook.) Graytwo groove milkvetch, two-groove milkvetch, twogroove milkvetch, twogrooved milkvetchForbASBI2Astragalus bisulcatus (Hook.) Gray\\\D / @FabaceaeAstragalus beckwithiiTorr. & GrayBeckwith's milkvetchForbASBE3Astragalus beckwithii Torr. & Gray\\D / @FabaceaeIndian milkvetchASAU4Astragalus australis (L.) Lam.r6,,,  @FabaceaeAstragalus asclepiadoidesM.E. Jonesmilkweed milkvetchForbASAS2Astragalus asclepiadoides M.E. Jones``L / @@FabaceaeAstragalus argophyllusNutt.silver-leaf milkvetch, silverleaf milkvetchForbASAR4Astragalus argophyllus Nutt.PPF  @Fabaceaecushion milkvetchASAR3Astragalus aretioides (M.E. Jones) Barneby7---  @@FabaceaeAstragalus anisusM.E. JonesGunnison milkvetchASAN4Astragalus anisus M.E. Jones~ttPP< /$" z c ay';Om  @FabaceaeAstragalus flavusNutt.yellow milkvetchForbASFLAstragalus flavus Nutt.vnfFF< / @@FabaceaeRussian milkvetchASFA3Astragalus falcatus Lam.g7---  @Fabaceaeelegant milkvetchASEU2Astragalus eucosmus B.L. Robins.w7---  @FabaceaeAstragalus episcopusS. Wats.bishop's milkvetchForbASEPAstragalus episcopus S. Wats.~vRRB / @FabaceaeAstragalus ensiformisM.E. Jonespagumpa milkvetchForbASEN4Astragalus ensiformis M.E. JoneszXXD / @FabaceaeAstragalus eastwoodiaeM.E. JonesEastwood's milkvetchForbASEA2Astragalus eastwoodiae M.E. JonesZZF / @@FabaceaeAstragalus duchesnensisM.E. JonesDuchesne milkvetchForbASDU2Astragalus duchesnensis M.E. Jones\\H  @FabaceaeAstragalus drummondiiDougl. ex Hook.Drummond milkvetch, Drummond's milk-vetch, Drummond's milkvetchForbASDR3Astragalus drummondii Dougl. ex Hook.<bbD / @@FabaceaeAstragalus diversifoliusGraylocoweed, meadow milkvetchForbASDI5Astragalus diversifolius GrayRRJ / @@Fabaceaedebris milkvetchASDE5Astragalus detritalis M.E. Jonesv6,,,  @FabaceaeCliff Palace milkvetchASDE4Astragalus deterior (Barneby) Barneby<222  @FabaceaeAstragalus desperatusM.E. Jonesrimrock milkvetchSubshrub, Forb/herbASDE3Astragalus desperatus M.E. JoneszXXD / @FabaceaeAstragalus cymboidesM.E. Jonescanoe milkvetchForbASCY2Astragalus cymboides M.E. Jones|tVVB / @FabaceaeCronquist's milkvetchASCR4Astragalus cronquistii Barnebyw;111  @Fabaceaegroundplum milkvetchASCR2Astragalus crassicarpus Nutt.t:000  @FabaceaeAstragalus cottamiiWelshASCO18Astragalus cottamii WelshVJJJJ@  @@FabaceaeAstragalus convallariusGreenelesser rushy milkvetch, timber milkvetchForbASCO12Astragalus convallarius GreeneTTH / @FabaceaeAstragalus consobrinus(Barneby) WelshBicknell's milkvetchForbASCO16Astragalus consobrinus (Barneby) WelshddF / @FabaceaeAstragalus coltoniiM.E. JonesColton's milkvetchForbASCO8Astragalus coltonii M.E. JonesxTT@ /! $  E Y } C=a;W @FabaceaeAstragalus limnocharisBarnebyCedar Breaks milkvetchForbASLI3Astragalus limnocharis BarnebyTTF / @Fabaceaepark milkvetchASLE9Astragalus leptaleus Grayf4***  @FabaceaeAstragalus lentiginosusDougl. ex Hook.freckled milkvetch, specklepod milkvetchForbASLE8Astragalus lentiginosus Dougl. ex Hook.ffH / @FabaceaeAstragalus lanceariusGrayASLA7Astragalus lancearius GrayVLLLLD  @@FabaceaeAstragalus kentrophytaGrayspiny milk-vetch, spiny milkvetchSubshrub, Forb/herbASKEAstragalus kentrophyta GrayNNF / @FabaceaeAstragalus jejunusS. Wats.starveling milkvetchForbASJE2Astragalus jejunus S. Wats.~vNN> / @@FabaceaeAstragalus iselyiWelshIsely's milkvetchForbASISAstragalus iselyi WelshxphFF< / @Fabaceaeviolet milkvetchASIO2Astragalus iodopetalus (Rydb.) Barneby6,,,  @@Fabaceaesummer milkvetchASHY2Astragalus hyalinus M.E. Jonesr6,,,  @FabaceaeAstragalus humistratusGrayground-cover milkvetch, groundcover milkvetchForbASHU2Astragalus humistratus GrayNNF / @FabaceaeMancos milkvetchASHUAstragalus humillimus Grayh4,,,  @FabaceaeAstragalus henrimontanensisWelshASHE6Astragalus henrimontanensis WelshdZZZZP  @@FabaceaeAstragalus harrisoniiBarnebyHarrison's milkvetchForbASHA4Astragalus harrisonii BarnebyzRRD / @FabaceaeAstragalus hamiltoniiC.L. PorterHamilton's milkvetchForbASHA3Astragalus hamiltonii C.L. PorterZZD  @FabaceaeAstragalus halliiGrayHall milkvetch, Hall's milkvetchForbASHA2Astragalus hallii GrayDD< / @Fabaceaeslender milkvetchASGR3Astragalus gracilis Nutt.i7---  @Fabaceaeplains milkvetchASGI5Astragalus gilviflorus Sheldonr6,,,  @@FabaceaeAstragalus geyeriGrayGeyer's milkvetchForbASGEAstragalus geyeri GrayvnfDD< / @FabaceaeAstragalus fucatusBarnebyHopi milkvetchForbASFU2Astragalus fucatus BarnebyzphLL> / @@FabaceaeAstragalus flexuosus(Hook.) Dougl. ex G. 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L'Hr. ex Ait.alfilaree, alfilaria, California filaree, cutleaf filaree, filaree, red-stem stork's-bill, redstem, redstem filaree, redstem stork's bill, stork's bill, storksbillForbERCI6Erodium cicutarium (L.) L'Hr. ex Ait.jjD o v@GeraniaceaeErodiumL'Hr. ex Ait.filaree, stork's billERODIErodium L'Hr. ex Ait.~ttJJ. / t@GeraniaceaeIberian geraniumGEIBGeranium ibericum Cav.f:222  @s@Geraniaceaelongstalk cranesbillGECOGeranium columbinum L.j>666  r@GeraniaceaeGeranium caespitosumJamespineywoods geranium, purple cluster geranium, tufted geraniumSubshrub, Forb/herbGECA3Geranium caespitosum James0RRH / @r@GeraniaceaeBicknell's cranesbillGEBI2Geranium bicknellii Britt.uA777  q@Geraniaceaewestern purple cranesbillGEAT2Geranium atropurpureum HellerE;;;  @q@GeraniaceaeGeranium viscosissimumFisch. & C.A. Mey. ex C.A. Mey.sticky geranium, sticky purple geraniumForbGEVI2Geranium viscosissimum Fisch. & C.A. Mey. ex C.A. Mey.VL / o@GeraniaceaeGeranium richardsoniiFisch. & Trautv.Richardson geranium, Richardson's geraniumForbGERIGeranium richardsonii Fisch. & Trautv.jjJ / n@Geraniaceaesmall geraniumGEPU2Geranium pusillum L.b:000  l@GeraniaceaeGeraniumL.geranium, geranium spp.GERANGeranium L.lbb440 / k@GeraniaceaeGeraniaceaegeraniumsGeraniaceae `HHH666 '< Q [ 6 G JwFT @ApiaceaeCicutaL.water hemlockCICUTCicuta L.`NDD**& / @ApiaceaeAngelica pinnataS. Wats.small-leaf angelica, smallleaf angelicaForbANPI2Angelica pinnata S. Wats.JJ: / @ApiaceaeGray's angelicaANGR3Angelica grayi (Coult. & Rose) Coult. & Rose5+++  @ApiaceaeAngelica argutaNutt.angelica, Lyall's angelica, sharptooth angelicaAngelica arguta Nutt.BB8 / @@ApiaceaeAngelica amplaA. Nels.giant angelicaANAMAngelica ampla A. Nels.jbbFF6 / @ApiaceaeAngelicaL.angelica, wild celeryANGELAngelica L.xbXX..* / @@AraliaceaeAralia racemosaL.American spikenardSubshrub, Forb/herbARRAAralia racemosa L.d@@< / @Araliaceaewild sarsaparillaARNU2Aralia nudicaulis L.c;111  @AraliaceaespikenardARALIAralia L.E3)))  @AraliaceaeAraliaceaeginsengAraliaceae V@@@222 ' @Polygalaceaewhite milkwortPOAL4Polygala alba Nutt.b<222"""  @PolygalaceaePolygala subspinosaS. Wats.spiny milkwort, spiny polygalaSubshrub, ShrubPOSU2Polygala subspinosa S. Wats.XXH" / @PolygalaceaePolygalaL.milkwort, milkwort species, polygalaPOLYGPolygala L.~~662" / @@PolygalaceaePolygalaceaemilkwortsPolygalaceae fLLL:::" ' @Linaceaesouthern flaxLIAU4Linum australe Heller]3)))  @LinaceaeLinum aristatumEngelm.bristle flaxForbLIAR3Linum aristatum Engelm.pf^FF8 / @Linaceaecommon flaxLIUSLinum usitatissimum L.[/'''  @LinaceaeLinum subteres(Trel.) Winkl.slenderfoot flax, sprucemont flaxForbLISU5Linum subteres (Trel.) Winkl.RR6 / @Linaceaestiffstem flaxLIRILinum rigidum PurshX2***  @LinaceaeLinum puberulum(Engelm.) Hellerdesert flax, plains flaxForbLIPU4Linum puberulum (Engelm.) HellerXX8 / @Linaceaemeadow flaxLIPRLinum pratense (J.B.S. Norton) Smallw/'''  @@LinaceaeLinum perenneL.blue flaxLIPE2Linum perenne L.tTJJ884 / @LinaceaeLinum lewisiiPurshblue flax, Lewis blue flax, Lewis flax, Lewis' flax, prairie flaxSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbLILE3Linum lewisii Pursh$>>4 /F r I  = xPfUU @Apiaceaestemless Indian parsleyALAC2Aletes acaulis (Torr.) Coult. & Rose=333  @ApiaceaeAletesCoult. & RoseIndian parsleyALETEAletes Coult. & Rosef\\@@& / @ApiaceaeSium suaveWalt.common waterparsnip, hemlock water-parsnip, hemlock waterparsnipForbSISU2Sium suave Walt.88. / @@ApiaceaeSiumL.water parsnip, waterparsnipSIUMSium L.rd\\&&" / @ApiaceaeFendler's cowbaneOXFEOxypolis fendleri (Gray) Hellers5---  @ApiaceaecowbaneOXYPOOxypolis Raf.G-###  @ApiaceaeIdaho licorice-rootLITE2Ligusticum tenuifolium S. Wats.w9///  @ApiaceaeLigusticum porteriCoult. & RosePorter's licorice-root, Porter's licoriceroot, Porter's ligusticum, Porter's wild lovageForbLIPOLigusticum porteri Coult. & RoseXXX> / @ApiaceaeLigusticum filicinumS. Wats.fernleaf licorice-root, fernleaf licoricerootForbLIFILigusticum filicinum S. Wats.RRB / @ApiaceaeLigusticumL.licorice-root, ligusticum, privetLIGUSLigusticum L.~tt22. / @@Apiaceaeplains eryngoERPL5Eryngium planum L.W3)))  @ApiaceaeeryngoERYNGEryngium L.B,"""  @@ApiaceaeQueen Anne's laceDACA6Daucus carota L.W7---  @Apiaceaewild carrotDAUCUDaucus L.C1'''  @@ApiaceaeConium maculatumL.cigue maculee, cigue tachetee, deadly hemlock, poison hemlock, poison parsley, poison-hemlockForbCOMA2Conium maculatum L.0 >>: / @ApiaceaeConiumL.poison hemlockCONIUConium L.bPFF**& / @ApiaceaeRocky Mountain hemlockparsleyCOSC2Conioselinum scopulorum (Gray) Coult. & RoseC999  @ApiaceaehemlockparsleyCONIOConioselinum Hoffmann^4***  @@ApiaceaeCicuta douglasii(DC.) Coult. & RoseDouglas waterhemlock, Douglas' waterhemlock, water hemlock, western water hemlockCicuta douglasii (DC.) Coult. & RoseJ``: / @ApiaceaeCicuta maculataL.common water hemlock, poison parsnip, spotted cowbane, spotted parsley, spotted water hemlock, spotted water-hemlock, spotted waterhemlock, water hemlockForbCIMA2Cicuta maculata L.vn<<8 /q  -   c_W_G @Apiaceaemountain springparsleyCYMOCymopterus montanus Nutt. ex Torr. & Gray:222  @ApiaceaeCymopterus minimus(Mathias) MathiasCedar Breaks springparsleyForbCYMI2Cymopterus minimus (Mathias) Mathias``> / @ApiaceaeCymopterus longipesS. Wats.longstalk springparsleyForbCYLOCymopterus longipes S. Wats.~PP@ / @@ApiaceaeCymopterus fendleriGrayCYFECymopterus fendleri GrayPHHHH@  @ApiaceaeCymopterus duchesnensisM.E. JonesUinta Basin springparsleyForbCYDUCymopterus duchesnensis M.E. Jones\\H  @ApiaceaeCymopterus bulbosusA. Nels.bulbous spring parsley, bulbous springparsleyForbCYBUCymopterus bulbosus A. Nels.PP@ / @ApiaceaeCymopterus acaulis(Pursh) Raf.plains spring parsley, plains springparsley, stemless springparsley, wild parsleyForbCYACCymopterus acaulis (Pursh) Raf.FVV> / @@ApiaceaeCymopterusRaf.cymopterus, springparsleyCYMOP2Cymopterus Raf.thh66. / @ApiaceaecarawayCACA19Carum carvi L.K/###  @@ApiaceaecarumCARUMCarum L.;+!!!  @@ApiaceaeAmerican thorow waxBUAM2Bupleurum americanum Coult. & Rose}9///  @ApiaceaebupleurumBUPLEBupleurum L.G/%%%  @ApiaceaeBerula erecta(Huds.) Covillecut-leaf-water-parsnip, cutleaf waterparsnip, stalky berulaForbBEERBerula erecta (Huds.) CovilleRR4 o @ApiaceaeBerulaBess. ex W.D.J. Kochwater parsnip, waterparsnipBERULBerula Bess. ex W.D.J. KochNN& / @ApiaceaeAnethum graveolensL.dillForbANGR2Anethum graveolens L.\RJBB> / @ApiaceaeAnethumL.anethum, dillANETHAnethum L.dPFF,,( / @ApiaceaeAletes macdougaliiCoult. & RoseMacDougal's aletes, MacDougal's Indian parsley, Macdougal's Indian-parsleyForbALMA3Aletes macdougalii Coult. & Rose>XX> / @ApiaceaeColorado aletesALHUAletes humilis Coult. & Rosek3+++  @ApiaceaeAletes anisatus(Gray) Theobald & TsengRocky Mountain Indian parsleyALAN3Aletes anisatus (Gray) Theobald & Tsengff8 /|2 l ` V A=P- @Apiaceaedesert biscuitrootLOFOLomatium foeniculaceum (Nutt.) Coult. & Rose6...  @ApiaceaeEastwood's desertparsleyLOEALomatium eastwoodiae (Coult. & Rose) J.F. Macbr.<444  @Apiaceaeadobe desertparsleyLOCO2Lomatium concinnum (Osterhout) Mathias9///  @ApiaceaeLomatium bicolor(S. Wats.) Coult. & RoseWasatch biscuitroot, Wasatch desert-parsley, Wasatch desertparsleyForbLOBILomatium bicolor (S. Wats.) Coult. & RosePjj: / @@ApiaceaeLomatiumRaf.biscuitroot, desertparsley, Indianroot, lomatiumLOMATLomatium Raf.22* / @@Apiaceaegarden lovageLEOFLevisticum officinale W.D.J. Kochs1)))  @ApiaceaelevisticumLEVISLevisticum HillN0&&&  @ApiaceaeHeracleum sphondyliumL.eltrotHeracleum sphondylium L.TTTHHD / @ApiaceaeHeracleum lanatumMichx.common cowparsnip, cow parsnipHELA4Heracleum lanatum Michx.HH< / @@ApiaceaeHeracleumL.cow parsnip, cowparsnipHERACHeracleum L.h^^00, / @Apiaceaewhiskbroom parsleyHATRHarbouria trachypleura (Gray) Coult. & Rose6...  @ApiaceaeharbouriaHARBOHarbouria Coult. & Rose]/%%%  @ApiaceaeCymopterus purpureusS. Wats.purple spring parsley, purple springparsleyForbCYPU2Cymopterus purpureus S. Wats.RRB / @@ApiaceaeCymopterus purpurascens(Gray) M.E. JonesUtah springparsley, widewing spring parsley, widewing springparsleyForbCYPUCymopterus purpurascens (Gray) M.E. JonesRjjH / @ApiaceaeRocky Mountain springparsleyCYPLCymopterus planosus (Osterhout) Mathias@888  @ApiaceaeCymopterus nivalisS. Wats.snowline springparsleyCymopterus nivalis S. Wats.zzzNN> / @@ApiaceaeCymopterus newberryi(S. Wats.) M.E. Jonessweet-root spring parsley, sweetroot springparsleyForbCYNECymopterus newberryi (S. Wats.) M.E. Jones4llB / @ApiaceaeCymopterus multinervatus(Coult. & Rose) TidestromArizona springparsley, purplenerve springparsley, wild parsnipForbCYMU2Cymopterus multinervatus (Coult. & Rose) Tidestromn ||J /H  6p @ApiaceaeLomatium triternatum(Pursh) Coult. & Rosenineleaf biscuitrootForbLOTR2Lomatium triternatum (Pursh) Coult. & RosellB / @ @ApiaceaeLomatium simplex(Nutt.) J.F. Macbr.Great Basin biscuitroot, Great Basin desertparsley, narrowleaf lomatiumForbLOSI2Lomatium simplex (Nutt.) J.F. Macbr.H``: / @ApiaceaeLomatium scabrum(Coult. & Rose) Mathiasrough biscuitroot, rough desert-parsley, rough desertparsleyForbLOSC3Lomatium scabrum (Coult. & Rose) MathiasBhh: / @ApiaceaeLomatium parryi(S. Wats.) J.F. Macbr.Parry's biscuitroot, Utah desert-parsley, Utah desertparsleyForbLOPALomatium parryi (S. Wats.) J.F. Macbr.8dd8 / @ApiaceaeLomatium orientaleCoult. & Roseeastern lomatium, Northern Idaho biscuitroot, oriental desert-parsleyForbLOORLomatium orientale Coult. & Rose2XX> / @ApiaceaeLomatium nuttallii(Gray) J.F. Macbr.Nuttall's biscuitrootLONU3Lomatium nuttallii (Gray) J.F. Macbr.bb> / @ApiaceaeLomatium nevadense(S. Wats.) Coult. & RoseNevada biscuitroot, Nevada desert-parsleyForbLONELomatium nevadense (S. Wats.) 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' qm;wNJ "@ApiaceaePseudocymopterusCoult. & Rosefalse spring parsley, false springparsleyPSEUD4Pseudocymopterus Coult. & RoseTT: / !@ApiaceaeEastwood's podisteraPOEAPodistera eastwoodiae (Coult. & Rose) Mathias & Constance8000  @ApiaceaepodisteraPODISPodistera S. Wats.S/%%%  @ApiaceaeGardner's yampahPEGA3Perideridia gairdneri (Hook. & Arn.) Mathias6,,,  @ApiaceaePerideridiaReichenb.perideridia, yampahPERIDPerideridia Reichenb.rhhBB0 / @Apiaceaewild parsnipPASA2Pastinaca sativa L.X2(((  @ApiaceaeparsnipPASTIPastinaca L.E-###  @ApiaceaeOsmorhiza occidentalis(Nutt. ex Torr. & Gray) Torr.sweetanise, western sweetrootForbOSOCOsmorhiza occidentalis (Nutt. ex Torr. & Gray) Torr.2F / @Apiaceaelongstyle sweetrootOSLOOsmorhiza longistylis (Torr.) DC.y7///  @ApiaceaeOsmorhiza depauperataPhil.blunt-fruit sweet-cicely, bluntseed sweetrootForbOSDEOsmorhiza depauperata Phil.NND / @ApiaceaeOsmorhiza chilensisHook. & Arn.OSCHOsmorhiza chilensis Hook. & Arn.`XXXX@  @ApiaceaeOsmorhizaRaf.sweet root, sweetrootOSMOROsmorhiza Raf.h^^44, / @ApiaceaeRocky Mountain alpineparsleyORHUOreoxis humilis Raf.h@888  @ApiaceaeBaker's alpineparsleyORBAOreoxis bakeri Coult. & Roseq9111  @Apiaceaealpine oreoxisORALOreoxis alpina (Gray) Coult. & Rosex2***  @ApiaceaeOreoxisRaf.oreoxisOREOXOreoxis Raf.`H>>00( / @@ApiaceaeOrogenia linearifoliaS. Wats.Great Basin Indian potato, IndianpotatoForbORLIOrogenia linearifolia S. Wats.TTD / @ApiaceaeOrogeniaS. Wats.Indian potatoOROGEOrogenia S. Wats.^TT::* / @ApiaceaeBill's neoparryaNELI2Neoparrya lithophila Mathiasn6,,,  @@ApiaceaeneoparryaNEOPANeoparrya MathiasQ/%%%  @@Apiaceaeslender wildparsleyMUTE3Musineon tenuifolium (Nutt. ex Torr. & Gray) Coult. & Rose9///  @Apiaceaeleafy wildparsleyMUDIMusineon divaricatum (Pursh) Raf.w5---  @ApiaceaewildparsleyMUSINMusineon Raf.K1''' H - Z KYPdI S@GentianaceaeCentaurium calycosum(Buckl.) Fern.Arizona centauryCentaurium calycosum (Buckl.) Fern.ffJ" / R@GentianaceaeCentauriumHillcentaurium, centauryCENTA2Centaurium Hillrff>>6" / J@Gentianaceaemarsh felwortLOROLomatogonium rotatum (L.) Fries ex Fern.9111"""  I@GentianaceaelomatogoniumLOMAT2Lomatogonium A. Braunf<000"""  G@Gentianaceaepygmy gentianGEPR3Gentiana prostrata Haenkem;111"""  G@GentianaceaeGentiana parryiEngelm.Parry gentian, Parry's gentianForbGEPAGentiana parryi Engelm.NN@" / C@Gentianaceaeclosed bottle gentianGEANGentiana andrewsii Griseb.uA999"""  C@Gentianaceaewhitish gentianGEAL2Gentiana algida Pallasi=333"""  C@GentianaceaeGentiana affinisGriseb.pleated gentian, Rocky Mountain gentianForbGEAFGentiana affinis Griseb.PPB" / B@GentianaceaeGentianaL.gentian, gentian spp.GENTIGentiana L.j``662" / B@GentianaceaeGentianaceaegentiansGentianaceae dJJJ:::" ' @4@Apiaceaemeadow ziziaZIAPZizia aptera (Gray) Fern.b0(((  4@ApiaceaeziziaZIZIAZizia W.D.J. KochM+!!!  3@ApiaceaeYabea microcarpa(Hook. & Arn.) K.-Pol.false carrot, false hedge-parsley, falsecarrotForbYAMIYabea microcarpa (Hook. & Arn.) K.-Pol. ff: / 3@ApiaceaeYabeaK.-Pol.yabeaYABEAYabea K.-Pol.`F<<22$ / (@ApiaceaeMaryland sanicleSAMA2Sanicula marilandica L.d6,,,  @%@ApiaceaesanicleSANICSanicula L.C-###  %@ApiaceaePteryxia terebinthina(Hook.) Coult. & Rosesmoothshore springparsley, Terebinth springparsley, turpentine wavewingForbPTTEPteryxia terebinthina (Hook.) Coult. & Roseb nnD / $@Apiaceaerockloving wavewingPTPEPteryxia petraea (M.E. Jones) Coult. & Rose7///  $@ApiaceaePteryxia(Nutt. ex Torr. & Gray) Nutt. ex Coult. & Rosepteryxia, springparsley, wavewingPTERYPteryxia (Nutt. ex Torr. & Gray) Nutt. ex Coult. & Rose@* / @#@ApiaceaePseudocymopterus montanus(Gray) Coult. & Rosealpine false springparsley, anise, false springparsleyForbPSMOPseudocymopterus montanus (Gray) Coult. & RoseLttL /6+ U M /<*MqDj j@GentianaceaeSwertia utahensis(M.E. Jones) St. JohnSWUTSwertia utahensis (M.E. 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GillettCathedral Bluff dwarf gentian, Cathedral Bluff gentianForbGETOGentianella tortuosa (M.E. Jones) J. GillettLxxJ" / ^@GentianaceaeDane's dwarf gentianGETE4Gentianella tenella (Rottb.) BoernerB888"""  @[@GentianaceaeGentianella amarella ssp. heterosepala(Engelm.) J. Gillettautumn dwarf gentian, dwarf gentianGentianella amarella ssp. heterosepala (Engelm.) J. GillettRn" / Z@GentianaceaeGentianella amarella(L.) Boernerannual gentian, autumn dwarf gentian, autumn dwarf-gentian, autumn dwarfgentianForbGEAM3Gentianella amarella (L.) BoernerTbbJ" / @Z@GentianaceaeGentianellaMoenchdwarf gentian, dwarfgentianGENTI2Gentianella MoenchzzDD8" / @Y@Gentianaceaecatchfly prairie gentianEUEX5Eustoma exaltatum (L.) Salisb. ex G. DonF<<<"""  Y@Gentianaceaeprairie gentianEUSTOEustoma Salisb. ex G. Dono=333"""  S@GentianaceaeCentaurium exaltatum(Griseb.) W. Wight ex Piperdesert centaury, Great Basin centauryForbCEEXCentaurium exaltatum (Griseb.) W. Wight ex Piper:J" d v nm @AsclepiadaceaeEngelmann's milkweedASENAsclepias engelmanniana Woods.D<<<&&&  @@AsclepiadaceaeAsclepias cryptocerasS. Wats.Humboldt milkweed, Humboldt mountain milkweed, pallid milkweedForbASCRAsclepias cryptoceras S. Wats.(``P& / @AsclepiadaceaeAsclepias asperula ssp. asperula(Dcne.) Woods.spider milkweedAsclepias asperula ssp. asperula (Dcne.) Woods.f& / @AsclepiadaceaeAsclepias asperula(Dcne.) Woods.antelope horns, antelopehorn milkweed, spider antelope-horns, spider milkweedForbASASAsclepias asperula (Dcne.) Woods.RffJ& / @Asclepiadaceaesand milkweedASARAsclepias arenaria Torr.m=555&&&  @@AsclepiadaceaeAsclepias incarnataL.rose milkweed, swamp milkweedForbASINAsclepias incarnata L.PPL& / @AsclepiadaceaeAsclepiasL.milkweed, milkweed spp.ASCLEAsclepias L.tjj<<8& / @AsclepiadaceaeAsclepiadaceaemilkweedsAsclepiadaceae rTTTBBB& ' v@ApocynaceaeCycladenia humilisBenth.Sacramento waxy-dogbane, Sacramento waxydogbaneForbCYHUCycladenia humilis Benth.PPD / @t@ApocynaceaeApocynum sibiricumJacq.APSIApocynum sibiricum Jacq.VNNNND  @s@ApocynaceaeApocynum cannabinumL.common dogbane, dogbane, hemp dogbane, Indian hemp, Indian-hemp, Indianhemp, prairie dogbaneForbAPCAApocynum cannabinum L.> JJF / s@ApocynaceaeApocynum androsaemifoliumL.bitterroot, flytrap dogbane, spreading dogbaneForbAPAN2Apocynum androsaemifolium L.VVR / r@ApocynaceaeApocynumL.dogbaneAPOCYApocynum L.bLBB440 / q@ApocynaceaeAmsonia tomentosaTorr. & Frm.woolly bluestar, wooly amosoniaAmsonia tomentosa Torr. & Frm.\\B / o@ApocynaceaeAmsonia jonesiiWoods.Jones' bluestarForbAMJOAmsonia jonesii Woods.xphJJ>  m@ApocynaceaeAmsonia eastwoodianaRydb.Eastwood's bluestarAMEAAmsonia eastwoodiana Rydb.xxRRH / l@ApocynaceaeAmsoniaWalt.amsonia, bluestar, slimpodAMSONAmsonia Walt.vll88. / k@ApocynaceaeApocynaceaedogbaneApocynaceae \DDD666 '9 e 0LSk @Asclepiadaceaewheel milkweedASUN4Asclepias uncialis Greener@666&&&  @@AsclepiadaceaeAsclepias tuberosa ssp. terminalisWoods.Asclepias tuberosa ssp. terminalis Woods.vvvvvj&  @AsclepiadaceaeAsclepias tuberosa ssp. interiorWoods.butterfly milkweedAsclepias tuberosa ssp. interior Woods.rrf& / @@AsclepiadaceaeAsclepias tuberosaL.butterfly milkweed, butterflyweedForbASTUAsclepias tuberosa L.NNJ& / @AsclepiadaceaeAsclepias subverticillata(Gray) Vailhorsetail milkweed, poison milkweed, W. whorled milkweed, western whorled milkweed, whorled milkweedForbASSU2Asclepias subverticillata (Gray) VailH>6nnX& / @Asclepiadaceaeslimleaf milkweedASSTAsclepias stenophylla GrayuA999&&&  @AsclepiadaceaeAsclepias speciosaTorr.showy milkweedForbASSPAsclepias speciosa Torr.xpTTJ& / @@AsclepiadaceaeAsclepias ruthiaeMaguireASRU7Asclepias ruthiae Maguire`VVVVH&  @AsclepiadaceaeAsclepias rusbyi(Vail) Woods.Rusby's milkweedForbASRU6Asclepias rusbyi (Vail) Woods.``F& / @Asclepiadaceaeplains milkweedASPUAsclepias pumila (Gray) Vailw?777&&&  @Asclepiadaceaezizotes milkweedASOEAsclepias oenotheroides Cham. & Schlecht.@888&&&  @Asclepiadaceaelonghood milkweedASMAAsclepias macrotis Torr.qA999&&&  @AsclepiadaceaeAsclepias macrospermaEastw.largeseed milkweedASMA10Asclepias macrosperma Eastw.\\P& / @AsclepiadaceaeAsclepias latifolia(Torr.) Raf.broadleaf milkweedForbASLA4Asclepias latifolia (Torr.) Raf.ddL& / @AsclepiadaceaeAsclepias labriformisM.E. JonesJones milkweed, labriform milkweed, Utah milkweedForbASLAAsclepias labriformis M.E. JonesddP& / @AsclepiadaceaeAsclepias involucrataEngelm. ex Torr.dwarf milkweedSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbASIN14Asclepias involucrata Engelm. ex Torr.ppP& / @AsclepiadaceaeAsclepias halliiGrayHall milkweed, Hall's milkweedForbASHA6Asclepias hallii GrayNNF& / @AsclepiadaceaeAsclepias fascicularisDcne.Mexican whorled milkweed, narrowleaf milkweedForbASFAAsclepias fascicularis Dcne.\\R& /r  ( r  s r73; @@SolanaceaeDaturaL.datura, jimsonweedDATURDatura L.n\RR..* / @SolanaceaeChamaesaracha coronopus(Dunal) Graygreen false nightshade, green-leaf five-eyes, greenleaf five eyesSubshrub, Forb/herbCHCO2Chamaesaracha coronopus (Dunal) Gray^ ddL / @Solanaceaegray five eyesCHCOChamaesaracha coniodes (Moric. ex Dunal) Britt.6...  @@SolanaceaeChamaesaracha(Gray) Benth.five eyesCHAMA8Chamaesaracha (Gray) Benth.pddRR8 / @@SolanaceaeSolanum triflorumNutt.cut-leaf nightshade, cutleaf nightshadeForbSOTRSolanum triflorum Nutt.JJ@ / @SolanaceaeSolanum sarrachoidesauct. non Sendtnerhairy nightshade, hoe nightshade, nightshadeSOSA8Solanum sarrachoides auct. non SendtnerjjF / @SolanaceaeSolanum rostratumDunalbuffalobur, buffalobur nightshade, Colorado bur, horned nightshade, Kansas thistle, Mexican thistle, Texas thistleForbSOROSolanum rostratum Dunall>6.JJ@ / @SolanaceaeSolanum nigrumauct. non L.black nightshadeSONI4Solanum nigrum auct. non L.|rrRR: / @@Solanaceaewild potatoSOJASolanum jamesii Torr.]3+++  @Solanaceaedeadly nightshadeSOIN2Solanum interius Rydb.g;111  @Solanaceaemelonleaf nightshadeSOHESolanum heterodoxum Dunaln<444  @SolanaceaeFendler's horsenettleSOFESolanum fendleri Gray ex Torr.y=555  @@SolanaceaeSolanum elaeagnifoliumCav.silverleaf nightshade, tomato weed, trompillo, white horsenettle, white nightshadeSubshrub, Forb/herbSOELSolanum elaeagnifolium Cav.Z$RRJ / @SolanaceaeSolanum dulcamaraL.bitter nightshade, bittersweet nightshade, blue nightshade, climbing nightshade, European bittersweet, fellenwort, woody nightshadeSubshrub, Forb/herbSODUSolanum dulcamara L.xpJDD@ / @@SolanaceaeCarolina horsenettleSOCA3Solanum carolinense L.j>444  @SolanaceaeSolanumL.nightshadeSOLANSolanum L.bNDD00, / @SolanaceaeSolanaceaenightshadesSolanaceae ^HHH222 ' @@AsclepiadaceaeSarcostemma cynanchoidesDcne.fringed twinevineSACY2Sarcostemma cynanchoides Dcne.``V& / @Asclepiadaceaegreen comet milkweedASVIAsclepias viridiflora Raf.xD<<<&&& ( " h +S Z @@Solanaceaeclammy groundcherryPHHE5Physalis heterophylla Neesq=333  @SolanaceaePhysalis hederifoliaGrayivyleaf ground cherry, ivyleaf groundcherrySubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbPHHE4Physalis hederifolia GrayNNF / @SolanaceaePhysalis crassifoliaBenth.thickleaf groundcherry, yellow nightshade groundcherrySubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbPHCR4Physalis crassifolia Benth.2RRF / @SolanaceaePhysalisL.ground cherry, groundcherryPHYSAPhysalis L.rhh22. / @SolanaceaeNicotiana attenuataTorr. ex S. Wats.coyote tabacco, coyote tobaccoForbNIATNicotiana attenuata Torr. ex S. Wats.ffD / @@SolanaceaeNicotiana trigonophyllaDunalNITRNicotiana trigonophylla Dunal^VVVVL  @SolanaceaeNicotianaL.tobaccoNICOTNicotiana L.dLBB440 / @@Solanaceaeapple of PeruNIPHNicandra physalodes (L.) Gaertn.u5---  @SolanaceaenicandraNICANNicandra Adans.P2(((  @@SolanaceaeLycium torreyiGraysquawthorn, Torrey wolfberry, Torrey's wolfberryShrubLYTOLycium torreyi GrayBB: / @SolanaceaeLycium pallidumMierspale desert-thorn, pale wolfberryShrubLYPALycium pallidum MiersFF< / @SolanaceaeLycium halimifoliumP. Mill.matrimony vineLYHALycium halimifolium P. Mill.xppTTD / @SolanaceaeLycium andersoniiGrayAnderson wolfberry, Anderson's wolfberry, water jacketShrubLYANLycium andersonii GrayHH@ / @SolanaceaeLyciumL.desert-thorn, wolfberry, wolfberry speciesLYCIULycium L...* / @SolanaceaeHyoscyamus nigerL.black henbane, henbaneForbHYNIHyoscyamus niger L.~vnBB> o @SolanaceaeHyoscyamusL.henbaneHYOSCHyoscyamus L.hNDD662 / @@SolanaceaeDatura wrightiiRegelsacred datura, sacred thorn-apple, sacred thornappleForb/herb, SubshrubDAWR2Datura wrightii RegelFF< / @SolanaceaeDatura stramoniumL.Jamestown weed, jimsonweed, mad apple, moonflower, stinkwort, thorn appleForb/herb, SubshrubDASTDatura stramonium L.,DD@ / ] n 0 $ 8\QAX @CuscutaceaeCuscuta occidentalisMillsp.CUOCCuscuta occidentalis Millsp.^VVVVH  @Cuscutaceaecusp dodderCUCU2Cuscuta cuspidata Engelm.i7---  @@CuscutaceaeCuscuta campestrisYunckerfield dodderCUCA2Cuscuta campestris YunckertjjRRD / @Cuscutaceaechaparral dodderCUCACuscuta californica Hook. & Arn.z:222  @Cuscutaceaealfalfa dodderCUAP2Cuscuta approximata Bab.j:000  @CuscutaceaescaldweedCUGRCuscuta gronovii Willd. ex J.A. Schultes3+++  @CuscutaceaeCuscutaL.dodderCUSCUCuscuta L.\H>>22. / @ConvolvulaceaeTexas bindweedCOEQConvolvulus equitans Benth.t>666&&&  @@ConvolvulaceaeConvolvulus arvensisL.creeping jenny, European bindweed, field bindweed, morningglory, perennial morningglory, smallflowered morning gloryVine, Forb/herbCOAR4Convolvulus arvensis L.bX:RRN& o @@ConvolvulaceaeConvolvulusL.bindweed, Field bindweedCONVOConvolvulus L.zpp@@<& / @@Convolvulaceaeshortstalk false bindweedCASI10Calystegia silvatica (Kit.) Griseb.MAAA&&&  @ConvolvulaceaeMacoun's false bindweedCAMA23Calystegia macounii (Greene) BrummittK???&&&  @Convolvulaceaehedge false bindweedCASE13Calystegia sepium (L.) R. Br.H<<<&&&  @@Convolvulaceaefalse bindweedCALYSCalystegia R. Br.b@666&&&  @ConvolvulaceaeConvolvulaceaemorning gloriesConvolvulaceae ~```BBB& ' @SolanaceaeNothocestrum longifoliumGraylongleaf aieaNothocestrum longifolium GraypppVVN / @SolanaceaeNothocestrumGrayaieaNothocestrum GrayhFFF>>6 / @SolanaceaePhysalis virginianaP. Mill.ground cherry (Virginia), lanceleaf groundcherry, Virginia ground-cherry, Virginia groundcherryPHVI5Physalis virginiana P. Mill.TTTD / @@SolanaceaeChihuahuan groundcherryPHSU7Physalis subulata Rydb.oA777  @Solanaceaehusk tomatoPHPU7Physalis pubescens L._5+++  @SolanaceaePhysalis longifoliaNutt.common groundcherry, long-leaf ground-cherry, longleaf groundcherryForbPHLO4Physalis longifolia Nutt.NND /8 z 2 4 k1#9 ;@PolemoniaceaePhlox longifoliaNutt.longleaf phloxSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbPHLO2Phlox longifolia Nutt.jNND$ / @:@PolemoniaceaeKelsey's phloxPHKEPhlox kelseyi Britt.d<444$$$  9@PolemoniaceaePhlox hoodii ssp. canescens(Torr. & Gray) Wherrycarpet phloxPhlox hoodii ssp. canescens (Torr. & Gray) WherryZ$ / 9@PolemoniaceaePhlox hoodiiRichards.Hood's phlox, spiny phloxForbPHHOPhlox hoodii Richards.NN<$ / 7@PolemoniaceaePhlox gladiformis(M.E. Jones) E. Nels.musky phloxForbPHGL10Phlox gladiformis (M.E. Jones) E. Nels.ppF$ / 4@Polemoniaceaespreading phloxPHDI3Phlox diffusa Benth.g?555$$$  @3@Polemoniaceaeclove phloxPHCA14Phlox caryophylla Wherrym=111$$$  2@PolemoniaceaePhlox pulvinataNutt.tufted phloxPHCA7Phlox caespitosa Nutt.nddLLB$ / 0@PolemoniaceaePhlox austromontana ssp. austromontanaCovilledesert mountain phlox, mountain phloxPhlox austromontana ssp. austromontana Coville$~~p$ / @0@PolemoniaceaePhlox austromontanaCovilledesert mountain phlox, desert phlox, mountain phloxSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbPHAU3Phlox austromontana Coville2XXJ$ / 0@Polemoniaceaeprairie phloxPHAN4Phlox andicola E. Nels.k=333$$$  @,@PolemoniaceaePhloxL.phlox, phlox spp.PHLOXPhlox L.n^TT22.$ / ,@PolemoniaceaePolemoniaceaephloxPolemoniaceae dHHH>>>$ ' +@CuscutaceaeCuscutaceaedodderCuscutaceae ZBBB666 ' @ConvolvulaceaeEvolvulusL.dwarf morning-glory, dwarf morningglory, evolvuousEVOLVEvolvulus L.<<8& / @@ConvolvulaceaeIpomoea purpurea(L.) Rothcommon morning-glory, common morningglory, common morninglory, tall morning-glory, tall morninggloryVine, Forb/herbIPPU2Ipomoea purpurea (L.) Roth|H> XXF& / @Convolvulaceaebush morning-gloryIPLEIpomoea leptophylla Torr.tB:::&&&  @ConvolvulaceaeIpomoeaL.morning-glory, morninggloryIPOMOIpomoea L.xnn884& / @Cuscutaceaeflatglobe dodderCUUMCuscuta umbellata Kunthh:222  @@CuscutaceaeCuscuta pentagonaEngelm.bush-clover dodder, field dodder, fiveangled dodder, lespedeza dodderVine, Forb/herbCUPE3Cuscuta pentagona Engelm.4PPB /z vz Q q $dvL  T@PolemoniaceaeEriastrum diffusum(Gray) Masondiffuse eriastrum, diffuse woolstar, miniature woollystar, miniature woolstarForbERDI2Eriastrum diffusum (Gray) MasonJ ``H$ / Q@PolemoniaceaeEriastrumWoot. & Standl.eriastrum, woollystar, woolstarERIASEriastrum Woot. & Standl.TT6$ / @P@PolemoniaceaeCollomia linearisNutt.narrow-leaf mountain-trumpet, narrowleaf mountaintrumpet, slenderleaf collomia, tiny trumpetForbCOLI2Collomia linearis Nutt.HPPF$ / @O@PolemoniaceaeCollomia grandifloraDougl. ex Lindl.grand collomia, largeflowered collomiaForbCOGR4Collomia grandiflora Dougl. ex Lindl.llL$ / O@PolemoniaceaeCollomia debilis(S. Wats.) Greenealpine collomiaForbCODECollomia debilis (S. Wats.) GreeneffD$ / N@PolemoniaceaeCollomiaNutt.collomia, mountain trumpet, trumpetCOLLOCollomia Nutt.>>4$ / @L@Polemoniaceaesticky polemoniumPOVIPolemonium viscosum Nutt.q?777$$$  K@PolemoniaceaePolemonium pulcherrimumHook.Jacob's-ladder, pretty Jacob's-ladder, skunkleaf polemoniumForbPOPU3Polemonium pulcherrimum Hook.\\R$ / J@Polemoniaceaewestern polemoniumPOOC2Polemonium occidentale Greene|B888$$$  I@PolemoniaceaePolemonium foliosissimumGrayleafy Jacob's-ladder, leafy polemonium, towering Jacob's-ladder, towering jacobs ladder, towering JacobsladderForbPOFOPolemonium foliosissimum GrayH@8\\T$ / @G@PolemoniaceaePolemonium caeruleumL.charityPolemonium caeruleum L.^^^PPL$ / G@PolemoniaceaeBrandegee's Jacob's-ladderPOBR8Polemonium brandegeei (Gray) GreeneJ@@@$$$  E@PolemoniaceaePolemoniumL.Jacob's-ladder, polemoniumPOLEMPolemonium L.zpp<<8$ / @D@Polemoniaceaegreen phloxPHVI10Phlox viridis E. Nels.i=111$$$  A@PolemoniaceaePhlox pulvinata(Wherry) Cronq.cushion phlox, powder phloxForbPHPU5Phlox pulvinata (Wherry) Cronq.``B$ / @=@PolemoniaceaePhlox muscoidesNutt.PHMU4Phlox muscoides Nutt.VLLLLB$  =@PolemoniaceaePhlox multifloraA. Nels.flowery phlox, Rocky Mountain phloxForbPHMU3Phlox multiflora A. Nels.TTD$ /  c 17[I r@PolemoniaceaeUinta Basin giliaGIST2Gilia stenothyrsa GraymA777$$$  @q@PolemoniaceaeGilia scopulorumM.E. Jonesrock gilia, rock gily-flower, Rocky Mountain giliaForbGISCGilia scopulorum M.E. JonesXXD$ / @p@PolemoniaceaebluebowlsGIRIGilia rigidula Benth.a7///$$$  p@PolemoniaceaeGilia pinnatifidaNutt. ex Graysticky giliaForbGIPIGilia pinnatifida Nutt. ex Grayx``F$ / @o@PolemoniaceaeGilia ophthalmoidesBrandeyed gilia, eyed gily-flower, eyelike giliaGIOPGilia ophthalmoides BrandTTJ$ / l@Polemoniaceaedainty giliaGIMI4Gilia micromeria Grayf<222$$$  k@PolemoniaceaeGilia leptomeriaGraysand gilia, sand gily-flower, slender giliaForbGILE3Gilia leptomeria GrayLLD$ / h@PolemoniaceaeGilia latifoliaS. Wats.broad-leaf gily-flower, broadleaf giliaForbGILA2Gilia latifolia S. Wats.RRB$ / e@PolemoniaceaeGilia inconspicua(Sm.) Sweetshy gilia, shy gily-flowerForbGIIN2Gilia inconspicua (Sm.) Sweet\\F$ / @e@PolemoniaceaeGilia hutchinsifoliaRydb.desert pale gilia, desert pale gily-flower, Hutchin's giliaForbGIHUGilia hutchinsifolia Rydb.VVL$ / e@PolemoniaceaeGilia haydeniiGraySan Juan giliaForbGIHA2Gilia haydenii GrayvldHH@$ / c@PolemoniaceaeClokey's giliaGICL2Gilia clokeyi Masond>444$$$  `@PolemoniaceaeGilia caespitosaGrayRabbit Valley giliaForbGICA8Gilia caespitosa GrayzrLLD$ / ]@PolemoniaceaeTweedy's gilaGITWGilia tweedyi Rydb.a;333$$$  \@PolemoniaceaeGilia sinuataDougl. ex Benth.rosy giliaForbGISIGilia sinuata Dougl. ex Benth.zr^^>$ / X@PolemoniaceaeGiliaRuiz & Pavngilia, gilia spp.GILIAGilia Ruiz & PavnrhhFF.$ / W@PolemoniaceaeEriastrum sparsiflorum(Eastw.) Masonfewflower woolstar, Great Basin woollystarForbERSP3Eriastrum sparsiflorum (Eastw.) MasonllP$ / U@PolemoniaceaeEriastrum eremicum(Jepson) Masondesert eriastrum, desert woollystar, desert woolstarForbERER2Eriastrum eremicum (Jepson) Mason ddH$ /\n H 4  ` 0 dj |@PolemoniaceaeIpomopsis roseata(Rydb.) V. Grantrosy ipomopsisSubshrub, ShrubIPROIpomopsis roseata (Rydb.) V. GrantffF$ / @|@PolemoniaceaeIpomopsis pumila(Nutt.) V. Grantdwarf giliaIPPU4Ipomopsis pumila (Nutt.) V. GrantzzddD$ / |@PolemoniaceaeIpomopsis polycladon(Torr.) V. Grantmanybranched giliaIPPO2Ipomopsis polycladon (Torr.) V. GrantllL$ / {@PolemoniaceaePagosa ipomopsisIPPOIpomopsis polyantha (Rydb.) V. Grant>666$$$  {@Polemoniaceaeiron ipomopsisIPLA2Ipomopsis laxiflora (Coult.) V. Grant>444$$$  z@PolemoniaceaeIpomopsis gunnisonii(Torr. & Gray) V. Grantsand-dune skyrocket, sanddune ipomopsis, sanddune skyrocketForbIPGUIpomopsis gunnisonii (Torr. & Gray) V. GrantXzzL$ / x@PolemoniaceaeIpomopsis congesta ssp. congesta(Hook.) V. Grantballhead giliaIPCOC3Ipomopsis congesta ssp. congesta (Hook.) V. Grantd$ / x@PolemoniaceaeIpomopsis congesta(Hook.) V. Grantball-head skyrocket, ballhead gilia, ballhead ipomopsis, ballhead skyrocketSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbIPCO5Ipomopsis congesta (Hook.) V. Grant<2hhH$ / w@Polemoniaceaespiked ipomopsisIPSPIpomopsis spicata (Nutt.) V. Grant>666$$$  w@Polemoniaceaeflaxflowered ipomopsisIPLO2Ipomopsis longiflora (Torr.) V. GrantF<<<$$$  @v@PolemoniaceaeIpomopsis aggregata ssp. aggregata(Pursh) V. Grantskyrocket giliaIPAGA3Ipomopsis aggregata ssp. aggregata (Pursh) V. Granth$ / v@PolemoniaceaeIpomopsis aggregata(Pursh) V. Grantscarlet gilia, skyrocket giliaForbIPAGIpomopsis aggregata (Pursh) V. GrantjjJ$ / u@PolemoniaceaeIpomopsisMichx.gilia, ipomopsisIPOMO2Ipomopsis Michx.nbbBB6$ / u@PolemoniaceaeGymnosteris parvulaHellersmallflower gymnosterisForbGYPA2Gymnosteris parvula HellerVVJ$ / u@PolemoniaceaeGymnosterisGreenegymnosterisGYMNO5Gymnosteris Greeneh\\FF:$ / t@Polemoniaceaecoyote giliaGITR4Gilia triodon Eastw.d<222$$$  s@PolemoniaceaeGilia subnudaTorr. ex GrayCanyon Lands gilia, coral gilia, coral gily-flowerForbGISUGilia subnuda Torr. ex GrayXX>$ /]W Y  ] u5M @PolemoniaceaeNavarretiaRuiz & Pavnnavarretia, pincushionplantNAVARNavarretia Ruiz & PavnPP8$ / @@PolemoniaceaeMicrosteris gracilis(Hook.) GreeneMIGRMicrosteris gracilis (Hook.) GreenephhhhL$  @@PolemoniaceaeLinanthus dichotomusBenth.evening snow, eveningsnowForbLIDI2Linanthus dichotomus Benth.XXL$ / @PolemoniaceaeLinanthus bigelovii(Gray) GreeneBigelow desert trumpet, Bigelow's deserttrumpets, Bigelow's linanthusForbLIBI2Linanthus bigelovii (Gray) GreeneBddJ$ / @@PolemoniaceaeLinanthus septentrionalisMasonnorthern linanthusForbLISELinanthus septentrionalis Mason``V$ / @PolemoniaceaeLinanthus nuttallii ssp. nuttallii(Gray) Greene ex MillikenNuttall's deserttrumpetsLINUNLinanthus nuttallii ssp. nuttallii (Gray) Greene ex MillikenLh$ / @PolemoniaceaeLinanthus nuttallii(Gray) Greene ex MillikenNuttall's desert trumpets, Nuttall's desert-trumpets, Nuttall's deserttrumpets, Nuttall's linanthusSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbLINU3Linanthus nuttallii (Gray) Greene ex MillikenvB||J$ / @@PolemoniaceaeLinanthusBenth.linanthusLINAN2Linanthus Benth.`TTBB6$ / @PolemoniaceaeLeptodactylon caespitosumNutt.mat prickly phlox, mat pricklygiliaSubshrub, ShrubLECA6Leptodactylon caespitosum Nutt. ``V$ / @@PolemoniaceaeLeptodactylon pungens(Torr.) Torr. ex Nutt.common pricklygilia, granite gilia, granite prickly gilia, granite prickly phlox, granite pricklygiliaSubshrub, ShrubLEPULeptodactylon pungens (Torr.) Torr. ex Nutt.ldFzzN$ / @@PolemoniaceaeLeptodactylonHook. & Arn.prickly gilia, pricklygilia, pricklyphloxLEPTO2Leptodactylon Hook. & Arn.VV>$ / @PolemoniaceaeLangloisia setosissima(Torr. & Gray ex Torr.) GreeneGreat Basin langloisia, moth langloisiaForbLASE3Langloisia setosissima (Torr. & Gray ex Torr.) GreeneVP$ / ~@PolemoniaceaeLangloisiaGreenelangloisiaLANGLLangloisia GreenebXXDD8$ / @}@Polemoniaceaeslendertube skyrocketIPTE4Ipomopsis tenuituba (Rydb.) V. GrantE;;;$$$ i] W q u !Os @HydrophyllaceaeNama demissumGrayleafy nama, purple mat, purplematForbNADENama demissum GrayJJB( / @@HydrophyllaceaeNama retrorsumJ.T. Howellbetatakin fiddleleafForbNARENama retrorsum J.T. HowellZZD( / @@HydrophyllaceaeNama densumJ.G. Lemmonleafy nama, mat namaForbNADE2Nama densum J.G. Lemmon|TT>(  @HydrophyllaceaeNamaL.fiddleleaf, nama, nama spp.NAMA4Nama L.tjj440( / @HydrophyllaceaeHydrophyllum occidentale(S. Wats.) Graysquaw-lettuce, western waterleafForbHYOCHydrophyllum occidentale (S. Wats.) GrayvvX( / @HydrophyllaceaeHydrophyllum fendleri(Gray) HellerFendler's waterleafForbHYFEHydrophyllum fendleri (Gray) HellerllR( / @HydrophyllaceaeHydrophyllum capitatumDougl. ex Benth.ballhead waterleafForbHYCA4Hydrophyllum capitatum Dougl. ex Benth.ttT( / @HydrophyllaceaeHydrophyllumL.waterleafHYDRO4Hydrophyllum L.bVVDD@( / @@HydrophyllaceaeHesperochiron pumilus(Dougl. ex Griseb.) Porterdwarf hesperochironForbHEPU6Hesperochiron pumilus (Dougl. ex Griseb.) PorterR( / @HydrophyllaceaeHesperochironS. Wats.hesperochironHESPE4Hesperochiron S. Wats.xllRRB( / @HydrophyllaceaeEriodictyon angustifoliumNutt.narrowleaf yerba santa, narrowleaf yerbasanta, yerba santaShrubERAN2Eriodictyon angustifolium Nutt.*ddZ( / @HydrophyllaceaeEriodictyonBenth.yerba santa, yerbasantaERIODEriodictyon Benth.xxJJ>( / @HydrophyllaceaeAunt LucyELNYEllisia nyctelea (L.) L.k;333(((  @HydrophyllaceaeellisiaELLISEllisia L.O;111(((  @HydrophyllaceaeHydrophyllaceaewaterleafHydrophyllaceae xXXXFFF( ' @PolemoniaceaeNavarretia minimaNutt.NAMI3Navarretia minima Nutt.ZPPPPF$  @Polemoniaceaewhitehead navarretiaNALENavarretia leucocephala Benth.~B:::$$$  @@PolemoniaceaeNavarretia breweri(Gray) GreeneBrewer's navarretia, yellow navarretia, yellow pincushion-plantForbNABRNavarretia breweri (Gray) Greene0bbH$ / @Polemoniaceaeneedleleaf navarretiaNAIN2Navarretia intertexta (Benth.) Hook.E;;;$$$ >t Z ^ V n&`" @@HydrophyllaceaeNorthpark phaceliaPHFO2Phacelia formosula Osterhout~F<<<(((  @HydrophyllaceaeRocky Mountain phaceliaPHDE2Phacelia denticulata OsterhoutKAAA(((  @HydrophyllaceaePhacelia demissaGrayIntermountain phacelia, intermountain scorpion-weed, Intermountain scorpionweedForbPHDEPhacelia demissa Gray(PPH( / @HydrophyllaceaePhacelia curvipesTorr. ex S. Wats.Washoe phacelia, Washoe scorpion-weedForbPHCUPhacelia curvipes Torr. ex S. Wats. llJ( / @HydrophyllaceaePhacelia cryptanthaGreenehidden-flower scorpion-weed, hiddenflower phacelia, limestone phaceliaForbPHCR2Phacelia cryptantha Greene,ZZN( / @HydrophyllaceaePhacelia crenulataTorr. ex S. Wats.caterpillarweed, cleftleaf wildheliotrope, notch-leaf scorpion-weedForbPHCRPhacelia crenulata Torr. ex S. Wats.LnnL( / @HydrophyllaceaePhacelia corrugataA. Nels.PHCO21Phacelia corrugata A. Nels.h\\\\L(  @HydrophyllaceaeConstance's phaceliaPHCO19Phacelia constancei Atwood~J>>>(((  @HydrophyllaceaePhacelia cephalotesGrayscorpion-weed, virgin phaceliaForbPHCEPhacelia cephalotes GrayVVN( / @HydrophyllaceaePhacelia albaRydb.white phacelia, white scorpion-weed, white scorpionweedForbPHAL9Phacelia alba Rydb.LLB( / @HydrophyllaceaePhacelia affinisGraylimestone phacelia, limestone scorpion-weed, limestone scorpionweed, purplebell phaceliaForbPHAFPhacelia affinis Gray:PPH( / @@HydrophyllaceaePhaceliaJuss.phacelia, scorpion-weedPHACEPhacelia Juss.zppBB8( / @HydrophyllaceaeNemophila brevifloraGraybaby blueeyes, basin nemophila, Great Basin blue-eyesForbNEBRNemophila breviflora GrayXXP( / @@HydrophyllaceaeNemophilaNutt.baby blue eyes, blue-eyes, nemophilaNEMOPNemophila Nutt.DD:( / @HydrophyllaceaeNama hispidumGraybristly nama, purple matForbNAHINama hispidum GrayzJJB( / @@HydrophyllaceaeNama dichotomum(Ruiz & Pavn) Choisywishbone fiddleleafNADINama dichotomum (Ruiz & Pavn) ChoisyppF( /*  r f 8LX @@HydrophyllaceaeTricardia watsoniiTorr. ex S. Wats.threeheartsForbTRWA2Tricardia watsonii Torr. ex S. Wats.nnL( / @HydrophyllaceaeTricardiaTorr. ex S. Wats.tricardiaTRICATricardia Torr. ex S. Wats.xnn\\:( / @HydrophyllaceaePhacelia vallis-mortaeJ. VossDeath Valley phacelia, Death valley scorpion-weedForbPHVA2Phacelia vallis-mortae J. VossbbT( / @Hydrophyllaceaepatch phaceliaPHSP3Phacelia splendens Eastw.tB888(((  @HydrophyllaceaePhacelia sericea(Graham) Graypurplefringe, silky phaceliaSubshrub, Forb/herbPHSEPhacelia sericea (Graham) GraybbH( / @HydrophyllaceaeDebeque phaceliaPHSC5Phacelia scopulina (A. Nels.) J.T. HowellD:::(((  @HydrophyllaceaePhacelia rafaelensisAtwoodplateau phacelia, plateau scorpion-weedForbPHRA9Phacelia rafaelensis Atwood\\P( / @HydrophyllaceaePhacelia pulchellaGraybeautiful phacelia, beautiful scorpionweedForbPHPUPhacelia pulchella GrayTTL( / @@HydrophyllaceaePhacelia palmeriTorr. ex S. Wats.Palmer's phacelia, Palmer's scorpion-weed, Palmer's scorpionweedForbPHPA13Phacelia palmeri Torr. ex S. Wats.BjjH( / @Hydrophyllaceaehoary phaceliaPHIN9Phacelia incana BrandlB888(((  @HydrophyllaceaePhacelia howellianaAtwoodharlequin phacelia, Harlequin scorpion-weedForbPHHO2Phacelia howelliana AtwoodZZN( / @HydrophyllaceaePhacelia hastata var. hastataDougl. ex Lehm.silver-leaf scorpion-weed, silverleaf phaceliaPhacelia hastata var. hastata Dougl. ex Lehm.6b( / @@HydrophyllaceaePhacelia hastataDougl. ex Lehm.silver-leaf scorpion-weed, silverleaf phacelia, spearhead phaceliaForbPHHAPhacelia hastata Dougl. ex Lehm.:ffH( / @HydrophyllaceaePhacelia glandulosaNutt.glandular phaceliaForbPHGL3Phacelia glandulosa Nutt.|XXN( / @HydrophyllaceaePhacelia linearis(Pursh) Holz.linearleaf phacelia, threadleaf phaceliaForbPHLIPhacelia linearis (Pursh) Holz.ddJ( / @HydrophyllaceaePhacelia fremontiiTorr.Fremont's phacelia, Fremont's scorpion-weedForbPHFR2Phacelia fremontii Torr.VVL( / ,  " *>$ @BoraginaceaeAmsinckiaLehm.fiddleneck, fiddleneck spp.AMSINAmsinckia Lehm.~tt>>4" / @@Boraginaceaetrue forget-me-notMYSCMyosotis scorpioides L.l>666"""  @Boraginaceaeforget-me-notMYOSOMyosotis L.Q;111"""  @BoraginaceaeMertensia oblongifolia(Nutt.) G. Donlanguid-lady, oblongleaf bluebellsForbMEOBMertensia oblongifolia (Nutt.) G. DonjjN" / @@Boraginaceaeprairie bluebellsMELA3Mertensia lanceolata (Pursh) DC.?555"""  @BoraginaceaeMertensia fusiformisGreenespindleroot bluebellsMEFU2Mertensia fusiformis GreeneVVJ" / @BoraginaceaeMertensia franciscanaHellerFranciscan bluebell, Franciscan bluebellsForbMEFR2Mertensia franciscana HellerXXL" / @BoraginaceaeMertensia brevistylaS. Wats.shortstyle bluebell, shortstyle bluebellsForbMEBRMertensia brevistyla S. Wats.ZZJ" / @BoraginaceaeMertensia viridis(A. Nels.) A. Nels.MEVI4Mertensia viridis (A. Nels.) A. Nels.tjjjjD"  @BoraginaceaeRocky Mountain bluebellsMEHU2Mertensia humilis Rydb.tF<<<"""  @BoraginaceaeMertensia ciliata(James ex Torr.) G. Donmountain bluebells, shortstyle bluebells, tall fringe bluebells, tall fringed bluebellsForbMECI3Mertensia ciliata (James ex Torr.) G. Don2( rrD" / @BoraginaceaeMertensia arizonicaGreeneaspen bluebell, aspen bluebellsForbMEAR6Mertensia arizonica GreeneTTH" / @@Boraginaceaealpine bluebellsMEAL7Mertensia alpina (Torr.) G. Don|>444"""  @BoraginaceaeMertensiaRothbluebellsMERTEMertensia RothtXNN<<4" / @BoraginaceaeHeliotropium convolvulaceum(Nutt.) Graybindweed heliotrope, phlox heliotrope, phlox heliotrophe, wide-flower heliotropeForbHECO5Heliotropium convolvulaceum (Nutt.) Grayr"ppX" / @BoraginaceaeHeliotropium curassavicumL.quail plant, salt heliotrope, seaside heliotropeSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbHECU3Heliotropium curassavicum L..XXT" / @BoraginaceaeHeliotropiumL.heliotropeHELIO3Heliotropium L.|^RR>>:" / @@BoraginaceaeBoraginaceaeborageBoraginaceae `FFF:::" ' D O T Q<lT @ @BoraginaceaeCryptantha abataI.M. Johnstonabata cryptantha, dent-nut catseye, dentnut cryptanthaSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbCRAB2Cryptantha abata I.M. JohnstonB\\B" / @BoraginaceaeCryptantha watsonii(Gray) GreeneWatson cryptantha, Watson's cryptanthaForbCRWA2Cryptantha watsonii (Gray) GreenebbH" / @Boraginaceaeminer's candleCRVI4Cryptantha virgata (Porter) Payson<222"""  @@BoraginaceaeCryptantha tenuis(Eastw.) Paysoncanyon catseye, canyon cryptanthaSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbCRTE8Cryptantha tenuis (Eastw.) Payson$bbD" / @@Boraginaceaelittle cryptanthaCRMI5Cryptantha minima Rydb.m?555"""  @BoraginaceaeCryptantha flava(A. Nels.) PaysonBrenda's yellow catseye, Brenda's yellow cryptantha, plateau yellow catseyeSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbCRFL5Cryptantha flava (A. Nels.) Payson|8.ddB" / @Boraginaceaemountain cryptanthaCRCA8Cryptantha cana (A. Nels.) PaysonA777"""  @@BoraginaceaeCryptanthaLehm. ex G. Doncryptantha, cryptantha speciesCRYPTCryptantha Lehm. ex G. DonTT6" / @BoraginaceaeAsperugo procumbensL.German mugwort, German-madwort, madwortForbASPRAsperugo procumbens L.LLH" / @BoraginaceaeAsperugoL.German-madwort, madwortASPERAsperugo L.ndd662" / @Boraginaceaecommon buglossANOFAnchusa officinalis L.f:222"""  @BoraginaceaeItalian buglossANAZAnchusa azurea P. Mill.i;333"""  @BoraginaceaebuglossANCHUAnchusa L.I5+++"""  @BoraginaceaeAmsinckia menziesii(Lehm.) A. Nels. & J.F. Macbr.Menzies' fiddleneck, small-flower fiddleneck, smallflower fiddleneckForbAMMEAmsinckia menziesii (Lehm.) A. Nels. & J.F. Macbr. H" / @Boraginaceaetarweed fiddleneckAMLYAmsinckia lycopsoides Lehm.t>666"""  @@BoraginaceaeAmsinckia intermediaFisch. & C.A. Mey.coast fiddleneck, common fiddleneck, fiddleneckAMIN3Amsinckia intermedia Fisch. & C.A. Mey.$nnJ" / @BoraginaceaeAmsinckia tessellataGraybristly fiddleneck, western fiddleneckForbAMTE3Amsinckia tessellata GrayRRJ" /2 - { I U]Z @BoraginaceaeCryptantha fendleri(Gray) GreeneFendlers cryptantha, sand-dune catseye, sanddune catseye, sanddune cryptanthaForbCRFE3Cryptantha fendleri (Gray) GreenePbbH" / @@Boraginaceaecliffdweller's cryptanthaCREL4Cryptantha elata (Eastw.) PaysonG==="""  @BoraginaceaeCryptantha decipiens(M.E. Jones) Hellergravel cryptantha, gravel-bar catseye, gravelbar cryptanthaForbCRDECryptantha decipiens (M.E. Jones) HellerFppJ" / @BoraginaceaeCryptantha confertiflora(Greene) Paysonbasin yellow catseye, basin yellow cryptantha, roundleaf cryptanthaSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbCRCO12Cryptantha confertiflora (Greene) Payson6*ppR" / @ @BoraginaceaeCryptantha circumscissa(Hook. & Arn.) I.M. Johnstoncushion catseye, cushion cryptantha, matted cryptanthaForbCRCI2Cryptantha circumscissa (Hook. & Arn.) I.M. JohnstonnP" / @BoraginaceaeCryptantha celosioides(Eastw.) Paysonbuttecandle, minerscandleCRCECryptantha celosioides (Eastw.) PaysonllN" / @BoraginaceaeCryptantha capitata(Eastw.) I.M. Johnstoncapitate catseye, capitate cryptanthaSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbCRCA13Cryptantha capitata (Eastw.) I.M. JohnstonRttH" / @BoraginaceaeCryptantha caespitosa(A. Nels.) Paysontufted cryptanthaSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbCRCA7Cryptantha caespitosa (A. Nels.) PaysonnnL" / @ @BoraginaceaeCryptantha breviflora(Osterhout) PaysonUinta basin cryptanthaSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbCRBR7Cryptantha breviflora (Osterhout) Payson*ppL"  @BoraginaceaeCryptantha barbigera(Gray) Greenebearded catseye, bearded cryptanthaForbCRBA5Cryptantha barbigera (Gray) GreeneddJ" / @BoraginaceaeCryptantha bakeri(Greene) PaysonBaker catseye, Baker's catseye, Baker's cryptanthaSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbCRBA4Cryptantha bakeri (Greene) PaysonFbbD" / @ @BoraginaceaeGrand Junction cryptanthaCRAP2Cryptantha aperta (Eastw.) PaysonG==="""  @BoraginaceaeCryptantha ambigua(Gray) Greenebasin cryptantha, Wickes cryptantha, Wilkes cryptanthaForbCRAM3Cryptantha ambigua (Gray) Greene``F" / v J8 @BoraginaceaeCryptantha paradoxa(A. Nels.) Paysonhandsome catseye, handsome cryptanthaSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbCRPA6Cryptantha paradoxa (A. Nels.) Payson<jjH" / @BoraginaceaeCryptantha osterhoutii(Payson) PaysonOsterhout's catseye, Osterhout's cryptanthaSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbCROSCryptantha osterhoutii (Payson) PaysonJllN" / @@BoraginaceaeCryptantha ochroleucaHigginsyellowwhite cryptanthaSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbCROC2Cryptantha ochroleuca HigginsZZL" / @BoraginaceaeCryptantha micrantha(Torr.) I.M. Johnstonpurpleroot pick-me-not, redroot catseye, redroot cryptanthaForbCRMICryptantha micrantha (Torr.) I.M. JohnstonNttJ" / @BoraginaceaeCryptantha mensana(M.E. Jones) Paysonsouthwestern cryptanthaSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbCRME5Cryptantha mensana (M.E. Jones) Payson$llF" / @BoraginaceaeCryptantha longiflora(A. Nels.) Paysonlongflower cryptanthaSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbCRLO6Cryptantha longiflora (A. Nels.) Payson$nnL" / @BoraginaceaeCryptantha kelseyanaGreeneKelsey's cryptantha, Kelseys cryptanthaForbCRKECryptantha kelseyana GreeneVVJ" / @BoraginaceaeCryptantha johnstoniiHigginsJohnston's cryptanthaSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbCRJOCryptantha johnstonii HigginsZZL" / @BoraginaceaeCryptantha humilis(Gray) Paysonround-spike catseye, roundspike cryptanthaSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbCRHU2Cryptantha humilis (Gray) Payson2``F" / @@BoraginaceaeCryptantha gracilisOsterhoutnarrowstem catseye, narrowstem cryptantha, narrowstem pick-me-notForbCRGR3Cryptantha gracilis Osterhout(ZZH" / @BoraginaceaeCryptantha fulvocanescens(S. Wats.) Paysontawny catseye, tawny cryptanthaSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbCRFUCryptantha fulvocanescens (S. Wats.) PaysonFvvT" / @@BoraginaceaeCryptantha flavoculata(A. Nels.) Paysonrough-seed catseye, roughseed catseye, roughseed cryptanthaSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbCRFL6Cryptantha flavoculata (A. Nels.) Paysont$ppN" / l zaD &@Boraginaceaecommon vipersbuglossECVUEchium vulgare L.b@888"""  &@BoraginaceaevipersbuglossECHIUEchium L.M;111"""  $@BoraginaceaeCynoglossum officinaleL.common houndstongue, gypsy-flower, gypsyflower, hound's tongue, houndstongueForbCYOFCynoglossum officinale L.,RRN" / @#@BoraginaceaeCynoglossumL.hound's tongue, hound'stongueCYNOGCynoglossum L.vv<<8" / #@BoraginaceaeCryptantha virginensis(M.E. Jones) PaysonVirgin River catseye, Virgin River cryptantha, Virgin Valley cryptanthaForbCRVI5Cryptantha virginensis (M.E. Jones) Paysonh ttN" / "@BoraginaceaeCryptantha torreyana(Gray) GreeneTorrey's cat's-eye, Torrey's cryptantha, Torreys cryptanthaForbCRTO4Cryptantha torreyana (Gray) Greene0ddJ" / !@Boraginaceaecalcareous cryptanthaCRTHCryptantha thyrsiflora (Greene) PaysonA999"""  !@BoraginaceaeCryptantha stricta(Osterhout) PaysonYampa River cryptanthaSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbCRST5Cryptantha stricta (Osterhout) PaysonjjF" / @BoraginaceaeCryptantha setosissima(Gray) Paysonbristly catseye, bristly cryptanthaSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbCRSE5Cryptantha setosissima (Gray) Payson4hhN" / @@BoraginaceaeCryptantha sericea(Gray) Paysonsilky cryptanthaSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbCRSE3Cryptantha sericea (Gray) Payson``F" / @BoraginaceaePinyon Desert cryptanthaCRSC2Cryptantha scoparia A. Nels.~F<<<"""  @BoraginaceaeCryptantha wetherillii(Eastw.) PaysonWetherill's cryptanthaSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbCRWE3Cryptantha wetherillii (Eastw.) Payson"llN" / @BoraginaceaeWeber's cryptanthaCRWE2Cryptantha weberi I.M. Johnston~@666"""  @@BoraginaceaeCryptantha rollinsiiI.M. JohnstonRollins' cryptanthaSubshrub, Shrub, Forb/herbCRRO6Cryptantha rollinsii I.M. Johnston ddJ"  @BoraginaceaeCryptantha recurvataCovillecurvednut cryptantha, curvenut catseye, curvenut cryptanthaForbCRRE5Cryptantha recurvata CovilleXXJ" / @BoraginaceaeCryptantha pterocarya(Torr.) Greenewinged pick-me-not, wingnut catseye, wingnut cryptanthaForbCRPTCryptantha pterocarya (Torr.) Greene.hhL" /n5 P & B6 :@BoraginaceaePectocarya setosaGraybristly combseed, moth combseedForbPESEPectocarya setosa GrayLLD" / 8@BoraginaceaePectocaryaDC. ex Meisn.combbur, combseed, pectocaryaPECTOPectocarya DC. ex Meisn.PP6" / 7@Boraginaceaesofthair marbleseedONMOOnosmodium molle Michx.m?777"""  7@BoraginaceaemarbleseedONOSMOnosmodium Michx.Z8..."""  @4@BoraginaceaeLithospermum ruderaleDougl. ex Lehm.western gromwell, western stoneseed, white stoneseedForbLIRU4Lithospermum ruderale Dougl. ex Lehm..jjL" / 3@BoraginaceaeLithospermum multiflorumTorr. ex Graymanyflowered gromwell, manyflowered stoneseed, purple pucoonForbLIMU3Lithospermum multiflorum Torr. ex GrayBllR" / 2@BoraginaceaeCarolina puccoonLICA13Lithospermum caroliniense (Walt. ex J.F. Gmel.) MacM.@444"""  1@BoraginaceaeLithospermum incisumLehm.fringed gromwell, Fringed puccoon, narrowleaf gromwell, narrowleaf pucoon, narrowleaf stoneseed, trumpet stoneseedForbLIIN2Lithospermum incisum Lehm.~J@8TTJ" / @0@BoraginaceaeLithospermumL.stoneseedLITHO3Lithospermum L.z\PP>>:" / .@BoraginaceaeHackelia micrantha(Eastw.) J.L. GentryJessica sticktight, meadow stickseedForbHAMIHackelia micrantha (Eastw.) J.L. GentrynnF" / -@BoraginaceaeHackelia floribunda(Lehm.) I.M. Johnstonmany-flower stickseed, manyflower stickseed, manyflowered stickseed, showy stickseedForbHAFL2Hackelia floribunda (Lehm.) I.M. Johnston~,"rrH" / ,@BoraginaceaeBessey's stickseedHABE3Hackelia besseyi (Rydb.) J.L. Gentry@666"""  +@BoraginaceaeHackelia patens(Nutt.) I.M. Johnstoncommon stickseed, spotted stickseedForbHAPAHackelia patens (Nutt.) I.M. Johnston jj@" / *@Boraginaceaenodding stickseedHADEHackelia deflexa (Wahlenb.) Opiz}=555"""  (@BoraginaceaeHackeliaOpizstickseedHACKEHackelia OpizpVLL::2" / (@Boraginaceaearctic alpine forget-me-notERNAEritrichium nanum (Vill.) Schrad. ex GaudinG???"""  '@Boraginaceaealpine forget-me-notERITREritrichium Schrad. ex Gaudin|B888""" 8 8 u m  kZaon @p@VerbenaceaePhylaLour.fogfruit, frog fruit, phylaPHYLAPhyla Lour.tjj44* / j@Verbenaceaemock vervainGLANDGlandularia J.F. Gmel.d8...  [@Verbenaceaeherb of the crossVEOFVerbena officinalis L.g;333  @U@VerbenaceaeVerbena bracteataLag. & Rodr.bigbract verbena, bracted vervain, carpet vervain, prostrate verbena, prostrate vervainForbVEBRVerbena bracteata Lag. & Rodr.TZZB / S@Verbenaceaehoary verbenaVESTVerbena stricta Vent.a7///  S@Verbenaceaefanleaf vervainVEPLVerbena plicata Greenee9111  Q@Verbenaceaeswamp verbenaVEHA2Verbena hastata L.]9///  Q@VerbenaceaeVerbenaL.verbena, vervainVERBEVerbena L.p\RR22. / P@VerbenaceaeVerbenaceaeverbenasVerbenaceae ^FFF666 ' @N@Callitrichaceaenorthern water-starwortCAHE2Callitriche hermaphroditica L.KAAA(((  @M@Callitrichaceaetwoheaded water-starwortCAHE3Callitriche heterophylla PurshLBBB(((  L@Callitrichaceaewater-starwortCALLI6Callitriche L.`D888(((  K@BoraginaceaeLappula redowskiiauct. non (Hornem.) GreeneLARELappula redowskii auct. non (Hornem.) GreenexxxxD"  J@BoraginaceaeLappulaMoenchstickseedLAPPULappula MoenchtXNN<<0" / F@Boraginaceaecommon comfreySYOFSymphytum officinale L.h:222"""  @F@BoraginaceaecomfreySYMPH2Symphytum L.O7+++"""  @E@BoraginaceaePlagiobothrys tenellus(Nutt. ex Hook.) GrayPacific popcorn-flower+B2108P, Pacific popcornflowerForbPLTEPlagiobothrys tenellus (Nutt. ex Hook.) GrayHxxN" / D@BoraginaceaePlagiobothrys scouleri(Hook. & Arn.) I.M. Johnstonmeadow popcorn-flower, Scouler popcornflower, Scouler's popcornflowerForbPLSC2Plagiobothrys scouleri (Hook. & Arn.) I.M. Johnston"N" / @A@BoraginaceaePlagiobothrys jonesiiGrayJones' popcornflower, Mojave popcorn-flower, Mojave popcornflowerForbPLJOPlagiobothrys jonesii GrayTTL" / :@BoraginaceaePlagiobothrysFisch. & C.A. Mey.popcorn-flower, popcornflowerPLAGIPlagiobothrys Fisch. & C.A. Mey.``<" /0 , \  $UoS @Lamiaceaeblue giant hyssopAGFOAgastache foeniculum (Pursh) Kuntze}7///  @LamiaceaeAgastacheClayton ex Gronov.giant hyssopAGASTAgastache Clayton ex Gronov.tjjRR. / @LamiaceaePrunella vulgaris ssp. lanceolata(W. Bart.) Hultnlance selfhealPrunella vulgaris ssp. lanceolata (W. Bart.) Hultn^ / @@LamiaceaePrunella vulgarisL.common selfheal, heal all, healall, selfhealForbPRVUPrunella vulgaris L.BB> / @LamiaceaePrunellaL.selfhealPRUNEPrunella L.`J@@00, / @Lamiaceaelacy germanderTELATeucrium laciniatum Torr.f4,,,  @LamiaceaeCanada germanderTECA3Teucrium canadense L.b8...  @LamiaceaegermanderTEUCRTeucrium L.G1'''  @LamiaceaeStachys palustrisL.marsh hedgenettleStachys palustris L.dddBB> / @LamiaceaeStachysL.hedge nettle, hedgenettleSTACHStachys L.~j``..* / @LamiaceaeSatureja vulgaris(L.) FritschSAVUSatureja vulgaris (L.) Fritsch^VVVV>  @@Lamiaceaepony beebalmMOPEMonarda pectinata Nutt.`2***  @LamiaceaebeebalmMONARMonarda L.C/%%%  @LamiaceaeMentha spicataL.bush mint (spearmint), spearmintForbMESP3Mentha spicata L.|<<8 / @@LamiaceaeMentha arvensisauct. non L.wild mintMentha arvensis auct. non L.dddRR: / @LamiaceaeMenthaL.mintMENTHMentha L.P>44,,( / @@Lamiaceaenorthern bugleweedLYUNLycopus uniflorus Michx.h8000  @LamiaceaeLycopus asperGreenerough bugleweed, rough water-horehoundForbLYASLycopus asper GreeneBB6 / @LamiaceaeLycopus americanusMuhl. ex W. Bart.American bugleweed, American water horehound, American waterhorehound, cut-leaf water-horehound, water horehound, waterhorehoundForbLYAMLycopus americanus Muhl. ex W. Bart.rjbbb@ / @@LamiaceaeLycopusL.water horehound, waterhorehoundLYCOP4Lycopus L.xll..* / ~@LamiaceaeLamiaceaemintsLamiaceae L888... ' q@Verbenaceaelanceleaf fogfruitPHLA3Phyla lanceolata (Michx.) Greene~>444  p@VerbenaceaePhyla cuneifolia(Torr.) Gr