SAN DIEGO COUNTY APRIL 2004 PAGE ONE |
Photographs by Michael Charters |
This photo gallery is composed of pictures from two field trips, a CNPS field workshop in San Diego County which was led by Fred Roberts during which we stopped at a burned area just southeast of I-15 on part of the old Marine Camp Elliott land which is now a public park, then headed east on I-8 and up the Viejas Grade Road past an Indian reservation and up Pine Creek, eventually taking the S-1 to Cuyamaca, and a follow-up trip I did by myself about two weeks later in much the same areas along the S-1 to the Cuyamaca Mountains. An asterisk next to the common name indicates a non-native species. |
Death camas Toxicoscordion venenosum var. venenosum Melanthiaceae |
American vetch Vicia americana ssp. americana Fabaceae |
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Bristly pectocarya Pectocarya setosa Boraginaceae |
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Yellow-throated phacelia Phacelia brachyloba Boraginaceae |
Blessed thistle * Centaurea benedictus Asteraceae |
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Chaparral yucca Hesperoyucca whipplei Agavaceae [Named for Amiel Weeks Whipple, 1817-1863] |
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Yellow monkeyflower Diplacus brevipes Phrymaceae |
Woolly paintbrush Castilleja foliolosa Orobanchaceae [Named for Domingo Castillejo Muñoz. 1744?-1793] |
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Pellitory Parietaria hespera var. hespera Urticaceae |
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Comb-leaved threadplant Nemacladus pinnatifidus Campanulaceae |
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Tomcat clover Trifolium willdenovii Fabaceae [Named for Carl Ludwig Willdenow, 1765-1812] |
PHOTO GALLERIES INDEX |
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