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6.0 MONITORING ACTIVITIESTABLE 22Covered Species Monitoring Program DetailsCommon Name Latin Name Species Objective Monitored* Freq.** 2004† 2005 2006 2007Obj.Met?Hall's monardella MonardellaMonitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / N F / D TBDmacrantha ssp.halliiHammitt’s clay-cress SibaropsisMonitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / N N / N F TBDhammittiiHeart-leaved pitcher LepechiniaMonitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 F / D N / I F TBDsagecardiophyllaIntermediate mariposa Calochortus weedii Monitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / N N / N TBDlilyvar. intermediusJaeger's milk-vetch AstragalusMonitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / N N / N TBDpachypus var.jaegeriJohnston's rock cress Arabis johnstonii Monitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / N N / N F TBDLemon lily Lilium parryi Monitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / N N / I F TBDLittle mousetail Myosurus minimus Monitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 F / D N / N F TBDLong-spined spineflowerMany-stemmeddudleyaMojave tarplantChorizanthepolygonoides var.longispinaMonitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / N F / D F TBDDudleya multicaulis Monitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / N F / D TBDDeinandramohavensisInclude within the MSHCP Conservation Area at least four localities(locality in this sense is not smaller than one quarter section) occupying atleast 100 acres.8 F / D N / N TBDMud nama Nama stenocarpum Monitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / N N / N TBDMunz's mariposa lily Calochortus palmeri Monitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / N N / N F TBDvar. munziiMunz's onion Allium munzii Monitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / N F / D F TBDNevin's barberry Berberis nevinii Monitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 F / D N / N F TBDWestern Riverside County MSHCP October 2006Annual Report (January 1, 2005 through December 31, 2005) 6-27
6.0 MONITORING ACTIVITIESTABLE 22Covered Species Monitoring Program DetailsCommon Name Latin Name Species Objective Monitored* Freq.** 2004† 2005 2006 2007Obj.Met?Ocellated Humboldt lily Lilium humboldtii Monitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / N N / N TBDssp. ocellatumOrcutt's brodiaea Brodiaea orcuttii Monitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / N F / D TBDPalmer'sHarpagonella Monitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / N F / D F TBDgrapplinghook palmeriPalomar monkeyflower Mimulus diffusus Monitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / N N / N TBDParish's brittlescale Atriplex parishii Monitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / N N / N TBDParish's meadowfoamParry's spine flowerPayson's jewelflowerPeninsular spine flowerPlummer's mariposalilyLimnanthes gracilisvar. parishiiChorizanthe parryivar. parryiCaulanthussimulansChorizantheleptothecaCalochortusplummeraeMonitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / N N / N TBDConfirm 10 localities (locality in this sense is not smaller than one quartersection) with at least 1,000 individuals (unless a smaller population hasbeen demonstrated to be self-sustaining).8 N / N N / N TBDMonitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / N N / N TBDConfirm 10 localities (locality in this sense is not smaller than one quartersection) with at least 1,000 individuals (unless a smaller population hasbeen demonstrated to be self-sustaining).Confirm six localities (locality in this sense is not smaller than one quartersection) of at least 500 individuals each (unless a smaller population hasbeen demonstrated to be self-sustaining).8 F / D N / N TBD8 F / D N / N TBDProstrate navarretia Navarretia prostrata Monitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 F / D N / N F TBDProstrate spine flowerRainbow manzanitaChorizantheprocumbensArctostaphylosrainbowensisMonitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / N N / N F TBDConfirm 10 localities (locality in this sense is not smaller than one quartersection) with more than 50 individuals each (unless a smaller populationhas been demonstrated to be self-sustaining).8 F / D N / N TBDMonitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / N N / N F TBDRound-leaved filaree ErodiummacrophyllumSan Diego ambrosia Ambrosia pumila Monitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / N N / O TBDWestern Riverside County MSHCP October 2006Annual Report (January 1, 2005 through December 31, 2005) 6-28
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