Miller Wind Ranch Layout Revision Letter and HCP

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Page 14 of 20Table 2.Scientific NameAstragulus arrectusAstragalus misellusvar. pauperCamissonia minorCamissonia pygmaeaCarex hystericinaCryptanthaleucophaeaCryptantha rostellataRare Plant Species with Potential to Occur within the Vicinity of the Miller Ranch WindProject Southwest AreaCommonNamePalousemilkvetchpauper’smilkvetchsmalleveningprimrosedwarfeveningprimroseporcupinesedgegraycryptanthabeakedcryptanthaFederal and/orState Status/WNHP RankWA: ThreatenedWNHP: G2G3S2WA: SensitiveWNHP: G4T3S3WA: SensitiveWNHP: G4S2WA: SensitiveWNHP: G3S3WA: SensitiveWNHP: G5S2USFWS: SCWA: SensitiveWNHP: 2G3S2S3WA: ThreatenedWNHP: G4S2IdentificationPeriodLate April –Mid JulyMid April –Mid JuneEarly May –Early JuneLate April –JuneMay –SeptemberApril – JuneEarly May –Mid JuneHabitatGrassy slopes;wooded areas onshallow to deep soils.Ridgetops; slopes;shrub steppe onlithosolsGravelly basalticlithosols.Rocky slopes; sandybanks; dry gravellywashes.Wet areas associatedwith creeks, seeps,and springs.Sand dunes and otherdry sandy areas.Course dry substratesover basalt.CryptanthaspiculiferaCusickiella douglasiiDamasoniumcalifornicumSnake RivercryptanthaDouglas’drabaCaliforniadamasoniumWA: SensitiveWNHP: G4?S2?WA: ThreatenedWNHP: G4G5S1WA: ThreatenedWNHP: G4S1Mid April –JuneApril – JuneJune – JulyCoarse stony soilswith sparsevegetative cover.Thin gravelly and/orsandy substrate overbasalt.Vernal pools.Erigeron piperianus Piper’s daisy WA: SensitiveWNHP: G3S3Juncus hemiendytusvar. hemiendytusdwarf rushWA: ThreatenedWNHP: G5T5S1Early May –Mid JuneMay – JuneDeep often somewhatalkaline soils; withsagebrushVernal pool margins.Linanthus bolanderiBolander’slinanthusWA: SensitiveWNHP: G4G5S1April – JuneDry, rocky openslopes.
Page 15 of 20Table 2.Scientific NameLomatium laevigatumRare Plant Species with Potential to Occur within the Vicinity of the Miller Ranch WindProject Southwest AreaCommonNameslickcrockbiscuitrootFederal and/orState Status/WNHP RankWA: ThreatenedWNHP: G3S2IdentificationPeriodApril – MidJuneHabitatCrevices in cliffs;barren rocky slopes.“Lomatiumtomanitchii” (Taxonomicstatus is under scientificreview)Myosurus sessilis(clavicaulis)rib-seeddesertparsleysessilemousetailWA: NoneWNHP: SNRWA: SensitiveWNHP: G3S2Mid April –JuneApril – MidMayClay soils on gentlecanyon slopesassociated withlandslides.Moist areas; dryingvernal pool margins.Nicotiana attenuatacoyotetobaccoWA: SensitiveWNHP: G4S2Mid May –SeptemberDry open sandy torocky sites.Oenothera caespitosassp. marginatatuftedeveningprimroseWA: ThreatenedWNHP:G5T3T5S1Early June –AugustDry rocky slopes.Penstemon deustusvar. variabilishot-rockpenstemonWA: ThreatenedWNHP:G5T1T2S1S2May – JuneThin dry soils overbasalt.Penstemoneriantherus var.whitediiPolygonum parryiWhited’spenstemonParry’sknotweedWA: SensitiveWNHP: G4T2S2WA: ThreatenedWNHP: G4S1?Mid May –Mid JuneMay – JulyDry rocky substrates;xeric plantassociations.Vernally moistgravelly soils.RanunculusreconditusTexasporium sanctijacobiobscurebuttercupwoven-sporelichenWA: EndnageredWNHP: G2S1USFWS: SCWA: ThreatenedWNHP: G2S1?March – AprilYear RoundMeadow steppe withbunchgrass andbroad-leavedperennial herbs.Deep soil; highquality habitat ongentle slopes.TrichostemaoblongumoblongbluecurlsWNHP: SNRWA: ReviewJuly – AugustVernally moistalkaline areas.
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