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Rancho San Antonio OSP
Ring Mountain Plant List for Docent Training
Ring Mountain Serpentine Grassland Plants
Rock Spring Common Plants
Taxa with ID Tips
Almaden Quicksilver CP (NRDB.org)
Alto Bowl/Horse Hill
Annadel SP (NRDB.org)
Armstrong Redwoods SNR (NRDB.org)
Austin Creek
Baltimore Canyon
Bean Hollow SB (NRDB.org)
Benicia SRA (NRDB.org)
Bidwell Park in Chico
Big Rock to Loma Alta Hill Summit
Calero CP (NRDB.org)
Cascade Canyon
Castle Rock SP (NRDB.org)
China Camp State Park (CNPS)
Coal Creek OSP (NRDB.org)
Coal Mine Ridge OS (NRDB.org)
Cold Canyon
Coyote Lake - Harvey Bear Ranch CP (NRDB.org)
Coyote Valley OSP (NRDB.org)
Deer Island
Deer Park
Don Edwards NWR (NRDB.org)
Easter Bowl (NRDB.org)
Elkhorn Slough National Estuarnine Research Reserve
Fairfield-Osborn Preserve (NRDB.org)
Foothills Park
Fort Ross SHP (NRDB.org)
Fremont Peak SP (NRDB.org)
French Ranch Open Space Preserve
Golden Gate National Recreation Area (NPS)
Henry Coe State Park
Hollister Hills State Vehicular Recreation Area
Hood Mountain RP & OSP (NRDB.org)
Huddart CP (NRDB.org)
Indian Tree
Jack London SHP (NRDB.org)
Jasper Ridge
Jepson Prairie Reserve
Joseph D. Grant CP (NRDB.org)
King Mountain
Knoxville Wildlife Area (NRDB.org)
La Honda Creek OSP (NRDB.org)
Lake Lagunitas
Little Mountain
Loma Alta
Long Ridge Open Space Preserve
Los Trancos Open Space Preserve
Lucas Valley
Marin County Complete List (CNPS)
Marin Municipal Water District
McLaughlin Reserve (NRDB.org)
Memorial Park
Millerton Lake State Recreation Area
Modini Mayacamas Preserve
Monte Bello OSP (NRDB.org)
Mount Diablo SP (NRDB.org)
Mount Tamalpais SP (NRDB.org)
Muir Woods
Old Saint Hilary's
Pearson-Arastradero Preserve
Point Reyes
Presidio (NRDB.org)
Pulgas Ridge
Rancho Canada del Oro OSP (NRDB.org)
Ring Mountain
Rock Spring
Roy's Redwoods
Russian Ridge
San Pedro Mountain
Santa Teresa CP (NRDB.org)
Sierra Azul OSP (NRDB.org)
Sierra Vista OSP
Sinkyone Wilderness State Park
Skyline Ridge OSP (NRDB.org)
Soulejule Reservoir
St. Joseph's Hill OSP (NRDB.org)
Stulsaft Park (NRDB.org)
Sugarloaf Ridge SP (NRDB.org)
The Forest of Nisene Marks SP (NRDB.org)
Uvas Canyon CP (NRDB.org)
Water Dog Lake - Hidden Canyon
Yosemite National Park
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Harvest Brodiaea (Brodiaea elegans ssp. elegans)
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Flower
Violet
Blue
3 or 6 Petals
Basal
Typical Height
Perennial
Native
Description
CA Bloom Mar - Aug
The flower has 6 purple tepals (3 petals surrounded by 3 matching sepals).
A single narrow
basal
leaf usually withers by flowering time.
Found in grassland, open woodland, and
chaparral
.
CA native
Brodiaea Family (Themidaceae)
Purple
tepals
have a darker central vein. Around the central
pistil
, 3 fertile
stamens
alternate with 3 infertile stamens that look like small white petals.
Each tubular flower divides into 6 recurved
tepals
. The strong central veins are apparent from the outside as well.
Flower stalks are longer than the flower is tall.
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