Wild Flowers of Pacific Union College
Pacific Union College is located in the California Floristic Province. Within the 1600 acre lot, PUC is home to a wide variety of plant specious including redwoods. This book catalogs these flowers by color and with a short description of each flowers unique characteristics.
Pacific Union College is located in the California Floristic Province. Within the 1600 acre lot, PUC is home to a wide variety of plant specious including redwoods. This book catalogs these flowers by color and with a short description of each flowers unique characteristics.
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PLANTAGINACEAE<br />
Plantago lanceolata<br />
English Plantain<br />
P. lanceolata is a plant that is known for its lanceolate basal<br />
leaves, with about 5 parallel veins. The stem grows erect<br />
to about two to four feet in height. Flower is an ovoid<br />
inflorescence with many small pointed bracts.<br />
ERICACEAE<br />
Pyrola picta<br />
White Veined Shinleaf<br />
P. picta or white veined shinleaf,<br />
is restricted to dry forests at mid<br />
elevation. The rosetted white veined<br />
leaves are commonly found growing at<br />
the base. The flower grows in clusters<br />
on the upper stem with a white pinkish<br />
petals.<br />
26 Non-Native<br />
Native 27<br />
Book Layout.indd 26-27<br />
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