Table 3. --(con.) 



Scientific name and authority ■ 



Common name : 



Constancy 







Pevcent 



Lappula sp. Moench. 



Stickseed 



7.1 



Lepidium perfoliatum L. 



Clasping pepperweed 



2.7 



Lepidium pubt'-scens Desv. 



Pepperweed 



9.7 



Lesquerella kingii S. Wats. 



King's bladderpod 



2.9 



Leuaelen ericoides (Torr) Greene 







1.7 



Linum lewisii Pursh 



Lewis flax 



1.5 



Lithosperum ruderale Dougl. 



Wayside gromwell 



4.9 



Lomatium sp. 







.5 



Lupinus alpestris A. Nels. 



Mount a i n lupine 



11.9 



Lupinus argenteus Pursh 



Silvery lupine 



.7 



Lupinus exaubitus M. E. Jones 



Inyo lupine 



1.0 



Lupinus sp. L. 



Lupine 



5.8 



Lygodesmia spinosa Nutt. 



Thorn skeletonweed 



8.3 



Maahaeranthera aanesaens (Pursh) A. Gray 



Hoary machaeranthera 



13.1 



Maohaerantheva leuaanthemi folia (Greene) Greene 



Mac haer anther a 



13.1 



Mammillaria sp. Haw. 



Cushion cactus 



2.4 



Mentzelia albiaaulis Dougl. 



l"Jhitestem blazing star 



1.2 



Mimulus densus Grant 



Monkeyf lower 



1.5 



Orobanahe multiflora Nutt. 



Broomrape 



.2 



Oxalis sp. L. 



Woodsorrel 



.5 



Pedicularis aentranthera A. Gray 



Dwarf lousewort 



4.1 



Penstemon eatoni A. Gray 



Eaton penstemon 



1.0 



Penstemon deustus Dougl. 



Scabland penstemon 



2.2 



Penstemon hymilis Nutt, 



Low penstemon 



2.0 



Penstemon paahyphyZlus A. Gray 



Thickleaf penstemon 



6.6 



Penstemon palmeri A. Gray 



Palmer penstemon 



3.7 



Penstemon thompsoniae (A. Gray) Rydb. 



Thompson penstemon 



1.2 



Penstemon sp. Mitch. 



Penstemon 



7.8 



Petalostemon searlsiae A. Gray 



Searls prairie clover 



1.2 



Petradoria pumila (Nutt.) Greene 



Rocket goldenrod 



5.1 



Petrophytum aaespitosum (Nutt.) Rydb. 



Tufted rockmat 



2.0 



Phaoelia sp. Juss. 



Phacelia 



3.9 



Phlox austromontana Gov. 



Desert phlox 



3.2 



Phlox diffusa Benth. 



Spreading phlox 



25.6 



Phlox hoodii Rich. 



Hood's phlox 



13.4 



Phlox longifolia Nutt. 



Longleaf phlox 



23.1 



Phlox stansburyi (Torr) Heller 



Stansbury phlox 



23.1 



Phlox musaoides Nutt. 



Phlox 



.5 



Physaria chambersii Roll. 



Twinpod 



3.2 



Physaria newberryi A. Gray 



Newberry twinpod 



2.0 



Plantago sp. L. 



Plantain 



.7 



Pvunus emarginata (Dougl.) Walp. 



Bitter cherry 



.5 



Psoralea junaea Eastw. 



Scurf pea 



.2 



Salsola kali L. 



Russian thistle 



.7 



Senecio intergerimus Nutt. 



Columbia groundsel 



2.9 



Seneoio multilobatus Torr. & Gray 



Lobeleaf groundsel 



11.9 



Spergularia marina (L.) Griseb. 



Saltmarsh sandspurry 



5.6 



Spergylaria sp. J. & C. Presl. 



Sandspurry 



1.0 



Sphaevalaea ambigua A. Gray 



Desert globemallow 



.2 



Sphaeralaea aaespitosa M.E. Jones 



Tufted globemallow 



2.4 



Sphaevalaea aocainea (Pursh) Rydb. 



Scarlet globemallow 



3.7 



Sphaevalaea parviflova A. Nels. 



Globemallow 



1.0 



Stanleya pinnata (Pursh) Britton 



Desert princesplume 



1.2 



Stvepthanthus aovdatus Nutt. 



Heartleaf twistflower 



7.1 



Tavaxaaum officinale Weber 



Dandelion 



.5 



Tvagopogon sp. L. 



Goatsbeard 



.2 



Viaia ameriaana Muhl . 



American vetch 



.5 



Viguevia annua (M. E. Jones) Blake 



Annual goldeneye 



.2 



Viola sp. L. 



Violet 



.2 



Zigadenus paniculatus S. Wats. 



Foothill death camas 



2.2 



According to Holmgren and Reveal (1966). 



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"According to Beetle (1970). Dash indicates no published common name available. 



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