SFPUC 2001 Alameda Watershed Management Plan

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IX. APPENDICESB. SPECIAL-STATUS SPECIES TABLESTABLE IX.B-1 (Continued)SPECIAL-STATUS PLANT SPECIESPOTENTIALLY OCCURRING IN THE ALAMEDA WATERSHED VICINITYCommon nameScientific nameListing StatusUSFWS/CDFG/CNPSHabitatRequirementsGeneral SiteOccurrenceWithin theWatershedFloweringPeriodSanta Clara Valley dudleyaDudleya setchelliiFE/--/1B Ultramafic grasslands Moderate PotentialOutside of rangeMay-JuneTiburon buckwheatEriogonum luteolum var. caninum--/--/3 Chaparral, coastal prairie,grasslands, usually onserpentiniteModerate PotentialAlameda, SantaClara County cJune-SeptBen Lomond buckwheatEriogonum nudum var. decurrens--/--/1BChaparral, coastal prairie,grasslands, usually onserpentiniteModerate PotentialAlameda, SantaClara, Santa CruzCounty cJune-SeptJepson’s woolly sunflowerEriophyllum jepsoniiHoover’s button-celeryEryngium aristulatum var.hooveri--/--/4 Coastal scrub High PotentialAlameda, SantaClara County cFSC /--/1B Vernal pools Low PotentialSan Francisco BayArea dApril-JuneMay-AugStinkbellsFritillaria agrestis--/--/4 Valley and foothill grasslands,oak woodlands; on clay flats;sometimes on serpentineHigh PotentialAlameda, SantaClara County cMarch-AprilTalus fritillaryFritillaria falcataFSC/--/1B Chaparral, woodland, on talus Moderate PotentialAlameda, SantaClara County cMarch-MayFragrant fritillaryFritillaria liliaceaFSC/--/1BCoastal scrub, valley and foothillgrassland, coastal prairie; onheavy clay soils, often onultramafic soilsHigh PotentialAlameda, SantaClara County cFeb-AprilDelta tule peaLathyrus jepsonii var. jepsoniiContra Costa goldfieldsLasthenia conjugensFSC/--/1B Tidal estuaries Low PotentialAlameda, contraCosta County cFE/--/1B Moist grasslands, vernal pools Moderate PotentialAlameda, SantaClara County cMay-SeptMarch-JuneWoolly-headed lessingiaLessingia hololeuca--/--/3 Grasslands Moderate Potential June-OctArcuate bush mallowMalacothamnus arcuatus--/--/4 Chaparral Moderate PotentialSanta ClaraCounty cApril-JulyNOP 96.223E: Alameda Watershed Management Plan IX.B-3 ESA / 930385January 2001
IX. APPENDICESB. SPECIAL-STATUS SPECIES TABLESTABLE IX.B-1 (Continued)SPECIAL-STATUS PLANT SPECIESPOTENTIALLY OCCURRING IN THE ALAMEDA WATERSHED VICINITYCommon nameScientific nameListing StatusUSFWS/CDFG/CNPSHabitatRequirementsGeneral SiteOccurrenceWithin theWatershedFloweringPeriodHall’s bush mallowMalacothamnus hallii--/--/4 Chaparral Moderate PotentialAlameda, SantaClara County cMay-SeptGairdner’s yampahPerideridia gairdneriFSC/--/1BBroad-leaved upland forest,chapparralModerate PotentialSanta IsabellaValley aJune-JulyMt. Diablo phaceliaPhacelia phacelioidesForget-me-not popcorn flowerPlagiobothrys myosotoidesLobb’s aquatic buttercupRanunculus lobbiiFSC/--/1B Cismontane woodland, chaparral High PotentialAlameda, SantaClara County c--/--/4 Chaparral Moderate PotentialRidge-top inMt. HamiltonRangea, c, e--/--/4 Ponds, pools, watering holes High PotentialAlameda, SantaClara County bApril-MayFeb-AprilRock sanicleSanicula saxitilisFSC/CR/1BBroad-leaved upland forest,chaparral, valley and foothillgrasslandModerate PotentialSanta ClaraCounty cApril-MayMaple-leaved checkerbloomSidalcea malachroidesMetcalf Canyon jewelflowerStreptanthus albidus ssp. albidusMost beautiful jewelflowerStreptanthus albidus ssp.peramoenusMt. Hamilton jewelflowerStreptanthus callistusMt. Diablo jewelflowerStreptanthus hispidus--/--/1B Grasslands Moderate PotentialSanta ClaraCounty cFE/--/1B Serpentine grassland, barrens High PotentialSanta ClaraCounty cFSC/--/1B Serpentine grassland, chaparral Moderate PotentialSan Francisco BayArea dFSC/--/1B Shale talus High PotentialEndemic, ArroyoBayo aFSC/--/1B Grassland High PotentialEndemic,Mt. Diablo cApril-JuneApril-JuneApril-JuneApril-MayMarch-JuneMt. Diablo cottonweedStylocline amphibola--/--/4 Broad-leaved upland forest,ChaparralHigh PotentialAlameda County cApril-MayNOP 96.223E: Alameda Watershed Management Plan IX.B-4 ESA / 930385January 2001
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