WILD FLOWERS OF CALIFORNIA 



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Brassica campestris 



Brassica arvensis 



Barbarea vulgaris and 



vars. 

 Sisymbrium officinale 



Sisymbrium acutangulum 



Sisymbrium reflexum 

 Sisymbrium junceum 



139. Green Tansy Mustard Sisymbrium incisum and 



vars. 



140. Tansy Mustard Sisymbrium pinnatum 



141. Tumbling Mustard Sisymbrium altissimum 



132. Wild Mustard or 



Turnip 



133. Charlock 



134. Winter Cress 



135. Hedge Mustard 



136. 



137. 

 138. 



142. Sea Rocket 

 143. 



144. Water Cress 



145. Horse Radish 



146. Western Yellow 



Cress 



147. Marsh Yellow Cress 

 147a. 



148. Bladder-Pod 



149. Awlwort 

 150. 



151. 



152. Shepherds Purse 



153. 



154. 

 155. 



156. Lace-Pod 



157. Fringe Pod 



Cakile americana 

 Smelowskia calycina 



Nasturtium officinale 



Nasturtium armoriacia 



Nasturtium curvisiliqua 



Nasturtium palustris 

 Nasturtium obtusum 



Vesicaria montana 

 Subularia aquatica 

 Tropidocarpum gracile 



Tropidocarpum dubium 

 Tropidocarpum capparid- 



eum 

 Capsella bursa-pastoris 



Capsella procumbens 



Lyrocarpa Coulteri 

 Lyrocarpa Palmeri 



Thysanocarpus elegans 



Thysanocarpus curvipes 



Introduced weed. Coast 

 region and elsewhere. 



Introduced weed. Grain- 

 fields. 



Marshes and damp places. 

 Coast hills and Sierras. 



Introduced weed. Common 

 in bay region. 



Introduced near coast 

 towns. 



Along coast. 



Probably N. E. California. 



Common in Sierras. Dry 

 soils. 



Dry soils, Monterey south- 

 ward ; also common in 

 valleys East Sierras. 



Introduced weed along rail- 

 roads, common in N. E. 

 California in seed alfalfa. 



Ocean and Bay beaches. 



Dwarf alpine perennials 

 Northern Sierras. 



Introduced : creeks and 

 springs. Used for garn- 

 ishing principally. 



Introduced. Rarely blos- 

 soms ; weed in some parts ; 

 difficult to eradicate. The 

 root is used by Japanese 

 art stores and sprouted in 

 miniature vase gardens. A 

 Condiment. 



Marshy places throughout 

 the State. 



Sacramento River. 



San Luis Obispo ; Kern 

 River. 



Yreka; Mt. Lassen. 



High Sierras. Pools. 



Low hills inner coast 

 ranges. 



Antioch and south. 



Alkali soil, San Joaquin 

 River region. 



Introduced weed. Trouble- 

 some in newly sown al- 

 falfa field. 



Alkali soil, Bay and Valley 

 south. 



Southern California. 

 Tantillas Mountains below 

 San Diego. 



North Coast ranges. Sierra 

 foothills. Striking, orna- 

 mental pods. 



Common, open hill country. 



