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Checklist of the Vascular Plants of Niagara Regional Municipality, Ontario(M.J. Oldham March 2010)SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME NIAG NIAGARA NOTES HAMI HANO COSEWIC MNR SRANK FAMILYThe only verified regional record is aBaptisia tinctoria (L.) R.Yellow Wild-indigo RH J. Dearness collection (DAO) from -- RH S2 FABACEAEBr.Niagara-on-the-lake in 1891.Barbarea vulgaris R. Br. Winter Cress IC Common weed. I I SE5 BRASSICACEAEBartonia virginica (L.)Britton, Sterns &Poggenb.Virginia BartoniaBellis perennis L. English Daisy IRBerberis aquifolium Pursh Oregon Grape IRBerberis thunbergii DC. Japanese Barberry ICBerberis vulgaris L. Common Barberry ICBerteroa incana (L.) DC. Hoary False Madwort IRBetula alleghaniensisBrittonYellow BirchRCKnown in Niagara only fromWainfleet Bog, where first reported byYaki (1970) and collected (MTMG) in1976 and 1989 by I.D. Macdonald(1992). Seen recently at Wainfleet Bog(M. Browning pers. comm. 2010).Rare lawn weed. M.J. Oldham #34036(DAO) from the Niagara Parkway in2007.The only regional record is from Fifteen-Sixteen Mile Creek Valleys ANSI in1991 (J.V. Jalava, TRT; Jalava et al.1992). = Mahonia aquifolia.Fairly common weed in disturbedwoods.Fairly common weed in disturbedwoods, though much less commonlocally than B. thunbergii.Rare weed of disturbed open ground.First Niagara report from Port Colbornein 2007 (M.J. Oldham #34340, DAO).Common forest tree, often occurring as aco-dominant with Sugar Maple. Onmoister sites, often with Hemlock. =Betula lutea.-- R1 S2 GENTIANACEAE-- -- SE5 ASTERACEAEI -- SE1 BERBERIDACEAEI I SE5 BERBERIDACEAEI I SE5 BERBERIDACEAEI I SE5 BRASSICACEAEC C S5 BETULACEAENatural Heritage Areas Inventory, 2010 9-59
Checklist of the Vascular Plants of Niagara Regional Municipality, Ontario(M.J. Oldham March 2010)SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME NIAG NIAGARA NOTES HAMI HANO COSEWIC MNR SRANK FAMILYBetula lenta L. Cherry Birch RAn endangered species known inCanada only from Port Dalhousie,where still present, and historicallyfrom the Niagara Glen (R. Dell, NFO,in 1953; T. Laviolette, NFO, in 1979;both det. M.J. Oldham 2007). Recentattempts to relocate the species at -- -- END END S1 BETULACEAENiagara Glen have been unsucessful(Oldham 2007), however the speciesmay still be present in woods along theNiagara River or elsewhere in theRegion. See COSEWIC (2006b).Similar to Betula alleghaniensis.Betula papyrifera Marshall Paper Birch C Common woodland tree. C C S5 BETULACEAEAn uncommon weed of moist open areassuch as abandoned gravel pits.Sometimes also in woodland edges nearBetula pendula Roth Weeping Birch IU suburban areas. Occasionally anI -- SE4 BETULACEAEaggressive weed in natural areas, such asWainfleet Bog (Jonsson-Ninniss andMiddleton 1991).Old records only: Ontario: "NiagaraRiver above the falls. (David F. Day.)Chippewa .... (Maclagan.)" MacounBidens beckii Torrey exAquatic Beggarticks RH (1884). Niagara Parks System,SprengelCameron (1895). ""... reported fromR1 R1 S5 ASTERACEAEthe Parks" Hamilton (1943). =Megalodonta beckii.Common in wetlands. Local reports ofBidens laevis (e.g. Day 1888, PantonBidens cernua L. Nodding Beggarticks C 1890, Cameron 1895), a species notreliably known from Ontario (Mortonand Venn 1990), probably belong here.C C S5 ASTERACEAENatural Heritage Areas Inventory, 2010 9-60
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Sweetflag10.0 List of Regionally Ra
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Common NamesBig Shellbark HickoryAm
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Common NamesButternutSharp-fruited
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Common NamesBristly RaspberryGreat
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SOURCES OF DATAThe many sources of
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ABUNDANCE AND OCCURRENCETables 1, 2
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food for young, a nest containing e
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ReferencesBeardslee, C. S., Mitchel
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Natural Heritage Areas Inventory, 2
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Table of ContentsTable of Contents
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1.0 IntroductionThe Niagara Region
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consists of 12 Niagara Regional Mun
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Data SourceConfirmationCommon NameW
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presence of uncommon or difficult t
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3.4 Species AccountsAmphibians:Spec
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that are predator free for successf
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nearby ponds. They hibernate by bur
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Figure 6: Identification of America
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Northern Dusky Salamander (Desmogna
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trampled by cattle. They are suscep
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Jefferson Salamander (Ambystoma jef
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Northern Redbellied Snake (Storer
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Northern Ribbonsnake (Thamnophis sa
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Eastern Milksnake (Lampropeltis t.
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a logging truck which was delayed a
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Testudinata: Turtles and TortoisesT
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Blanding's Turtle (Emydoidea blandi
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Redeared Slider (Trachemys script
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course ponds, irrigation canals and
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protection under the Planning Act.
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Table 2: Recommended Niagara Region
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6.0 ReferencesAusten M.J and M.J. O
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Ecologistics.1976. Hamilton-Wentwor
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Weller W.F. and W.G. Sprules.1976.
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Appendix 1:Table 3: Species incorre
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Common Name Scientific Name Global
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APPENDIX 2: SpeciesObservation Maps
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Map 22: Five-lined SkinkMap 23: Nor
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Map 27: Northern RibbonsnakeNatural
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Map 31: Eastern MilksnakeNatural He
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13.0 A PRELIMINARY LIST OF THE BUTT
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RECOMMENDATIONS more field surveys
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Little Glassywing [Pompeius verna]
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Harris’s Checkerspot [Charidryas
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ReferencesHolmes, A. M., Hess, Q. F
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The following terms and definitions
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SPECIES CHECKLISTEbony Jewelwing [C
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ANISOPTERA - DRAGONFLIESLance-tippe
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Rare ---- 1 post-1983 recordEastern
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15.0 Lichens and Bryophtyes of Niag
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Two species on my list are rare in
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Amandinea punctata (Hoffm.) Coppins
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Punctelia rudecta (Ach.) Krog fol,c
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Of the 59 species that I have colle
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Brachythecium turgidum (C.J. Hartma
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Barbula unguiculata Hedwig P. Eckel
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Eckel, P. M. (2004). Preliminary Cr
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16.0 ReferencesAirphoto Analysis As
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Black, J. E. (1997). A five-year st
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Catling, P. M., Reznicek, A. A., &
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COSEWIC. (2002). COSEWIC assessment
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Canadian Shield population in Canad
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Day, D. F. (1886). Native and natur
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Eckel, P. M. (1991). Preliminary re
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Fernald, M. L. (1950). Manual of bo
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Green, D. M. (1989). Fowler's Toad,
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Ireland, R. R., & Cain, R. F. (1975
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Kershner, B. (2003). Old growth for
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Macoun, J. M. (1883-1902). Catalogu
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Mitchell, H. D., & Andrle, R. F. (1
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the Status of Species at Risk in On
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Putman, W. L. (1975). Checklist of
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