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Appendix A. Plants of the Upper Gunnison Basin Useful References for Plant Identification and Botanical Study Plants of the Upper Gunnison Basin Barrell, J. 1969. Flora of the Gunnison Basin. Natural Land Institute, Rockford, Illinois, 494 pp. Out-of-print book on the UGB and adjacent areas. Frustrating to use because of the lack of keys, but workable. No illustrations. Nelson, Ruth Ashton. 1979. Handbook of Rocky Mountain plants, Third Edition. Estes Park, CO: Skyland Publishers, 331 pp. Reprinted several times. The best general book describing “common” plants of Colorado. Weber, William A., and Ronald C. Wittmann. 1992. Catalog of the Colorado flora: A biodiversity baseline. Niwot, CO: University Press of Colorado, 215 pp. A checklist with synonymy, useful to specialists in many areas. Weber, William A., and Ronald C. Wittmann. 1996. Colorado flora: Western slope, Revised Edition, 496 pp. Niwot, CO: University Press of Colorado. The standard flora of our area, useful to scientists, amateurs, and the general public. General Works From Other Areas Barneby, Rupert C. 1989. Fabales. In Cronquist, Arthur, Arthur H. Holmgren, Noel H. Holmgren, James L. Reveal, and Patricia K. Holmgren. Intermountain flora: Vascular plants of the intermountain west, U. S. A. Volume 3, Part B, 279 pp. Cronquist, Arthur, Arthur H. Holmgren, Noel H. Holmgren, and James L. Reveal. 1972. Intermountain flora: Vascular plants of the intermountain west, U. S. A. Volume 1, 270 pp. New York, NY: New York Botanical Garden and Hafner Publishing. Cronquist, Arthur, Arthur H. Holmgren, Noel H. Holmgren, James L. Reveal, and Patricia K. Holmgren. 1977. Intermountain flora: Vascular plants of the intermountain west, U. S. A. Volume 6, 584 pp. New York, NY: New York Botanical Garden and Columbia University Press. Cronquist, Arthur, Arthur H. Holmgren, Noel H. Holmgren, James L. Reveal, and Patricia K. Holmgren. 1984. Intermountain flora: Vascular plants of the intermountain west, U. S. A. Volume 4, 573 pp. Bronx, NY: New York Botanical Garden. Cronquist, Arthur, Noel H. Holmgren, and Patricia K. Holmgren. 1997. Intermountain flora: Vascular plants of the intermountain west, U. S. A. Volume 3, Part A, 446 pp. Bronx, NY: New York Botanical Garden. Dorn, Robert D. 1992. Vascular plants of Wyoming, Second Edition. Cheyenne, WY: Mountain West Publishing, 340 pp. Flora of North America Editorial Committee. Flora of North America. Volume 1, 1993, 372 pp. Volume 2, 1993, 475 pp. New York, NY: Oxford University Press. Goodrich, Sherel, and Elizabeth Neese. 1986. Uinta Basin flora. Ogden, UT: USDA Forest Service, Intermountain Region, 320 pp. Nelson, B. E., and R. L. Hartman. 1997. Checklist with revised synonymy of the vascular plants of Wyoming. Revised February 1997, 191 pp. http://www.rmh.uwyo.edu/species/ wysynlst.pdf. Weber, William A. 1976. Rocky Mountain Flora, Fifth Edition. Boulder, CO: Colorado Associated Universities Press, 479 pp. Now a fairly old book, this covers the Front Range of northeastern Colorado. It is still available and used, but is out of date and of limited usefulness. Weber, William A. 1990. Colorado flora: Eastern slope. Niwot, CO: University Press of Colorado, 396 pp. Welsh, Stanley L. and Glen Moore. 1973. Utah plants: Tracheophyta, Third Edition. Provo, UT: Brigham Young University Press, 474 pp. Welsh, Stanley L., N. Duane Atwood, Sherel Goodrich, and Larry C. Higgins, Editors. 1987. A Utah flora. Great Basin Naturalist Memoirs No. 9, 894 pp. Shrubs Carter, Jack L. 1988. Trees and shrubs of Colorado. Boulder, CO: Johnson Books, 165 pp. Dorn, Robert D. 1997. Rocky Mountain Region willow identification field guide. Publication No. R2-RR-97-01, 107 pp. Denver, CO: USDA Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Region. Elmore, Francis H. 1976. Shrubs and tress of the southwest uplands. Tucson, AZ: Southwest Parks and Monuments Association, 214 pp. McKean, W. T., Editor. 1956. Winter guide to native shrubs of the central Rocky Mountains. Colorado State Department of Game and Fish, Denver, Colorado, 273 pp. Good keys and illustrations giving identification of Colorado shrubs and trees using bud, scale, and bark characters. Very useful. Reed, Floyd. 1991. Preliminary key to the genus Salix (willows) in Colorado. Salida, CO: USDA Forest Service, Salida Service Center, 16 pp. 756
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  • Appendix A. Plants of the Upper Gunnison Basin

    Useful References for Plant Identification and Botanical Study

    Plants of the Upper Gunnison Basin Barrell, J. 1969. Flora of the Gunnison Basin.

    Natural Land Institute, Rockford, Illinois, 494 pp. Out-of-print book on the UGB and adjacent areas. Frustrating to use because of the lack of keys, but workable. No illustrations.

    Nelson, Ruth Ashton. 1979. Handbook of Rocky Mountain plants, Third Edition. Estes Park, CO: Skyland Publishers, 331 pp. Reprinted several times. The best general book describing “common” plants of Colorado.

    Weber, William A., and Ronald C. Wittmann. 1992. Catalog of the Colorado flora: A biodiversity baseline. Niwot, CO: University Press of Colorado, 215 pp. A checklist with synonymy, useful to specialists in many areas.

    Weber, William A., and Ronald C. Wittmann. 1996. Colorado flora: Western slope, Revised Edition, 496 pp. Niwot, CO: University Press of Colorado. The standard flora of our area, useful to scientists, amateurs, and the general public.

    General Works From Other Areas Barneby, Rupert C. 1989. Fabales. In Cronquist,

    Arthur, Arthur H. Holmgren, Noel H. Holmgren, James L. Reveal, and Patricia K. Holmgren. Intermountain flora: Vascular plants of the intermountain west, U. S. A. Volume 3, Part B, 279 pp.

    Cronquist, Arthur, Arthur H. Holmgren, Noel H. Holmgren, and James L. Reveal. 1972. Intermountain flora: Vascular plants of the intermountain west, U. S. A. Volume 1, 270 pp. New York, NY: New York Botanical Garden and Hafner Publishing.

    Cronquist, Arthur, Arthur H. Holmgren, Noel H. Holmgren, James L. Reveal, and Patricia K. Holmgren. 1977. Intermountain flora: Vascular plants of the intermountain west, U. S. A. Volume 6, 584 pp. New York, NY: New York Botanical Garden and Columbia University Press.

    Cronquist, Arthur, Arthur H. Holmgren, Noel H. Holmgren, James L. Reveal, and Patricia K. Holmgren. 1984. Intermountain flora: Vascular plants of the intermountain west, U. S. A. Volume 4, 573 pp. Bronx, NY: New York Botanical Garden.

    Cronquist, Arthur, Noel H. Holmgren, and Patricia K. Holmgren. 1997. Intermountain flora: Vascular plants of the intermountain west, U. S. A. Volume 3, Part A, 446 pp. Bronx, NY: New York Botanical Garden.

    Dorn, Robert D. 1992. Vascular plants of Wyoming, Second Edition. Cheyenne, WY: Mountain West Publishing, 340 pp.

    Flora of North America Editorial Committee. Flora of North America. Volume 1, 1993, 372 pp. Volume 2, 1993, 475 pp. New York, NY: Oxford University Press.

    Goodrich, Sherel, and Elizabeth Neese. 1986. Uinta Basin flora. Ogden, UT: USDA Forest Service, Intermountain Region, 320 pp.

    Nelson, B. E., and R. L. Hartman. 1997. Checklist with revised synonymy of the vascular plants of Wyoming. Revised February 1997, 191 pp. http://www.rmh.uwyo.edu/species/ wysynlst.pdf.

    Weber, William A. 1976. Rocky Mountain Flora, Fifth Edition. Boulder, CO: Colorado Associated Universities Press, 479 pp. Now a fairly old book, this covers the Front Range of northeastern Colorado. It is still available and used, but is out of date and of limited usefulness.

    Weber, William A. 1990. Colorado flora: Eastern slope. Niwot, CO: University Press of Colorado, 396 pp.

    Welsh, Stanley L. and Glen Moore. 1973. Utah plants: Tracheophyta, Third Edition. Provo, UT: Brigham Young University Press, 474 pp.

    Welsh, Stanley L., N. Duane Atwood, Sherel Goodrich, and Larry C. Higgins, Editors. 1987. A Utah flora. Great Basin Naturalist Memoirs No. 9, 894 pp.

    Shrubs Carter, Jack L. 1988. Trees and shrubs of Colorado.

    Boulder, CO: Johnson Books, 165 pp.

    Dorn, Robert D. 1997. Rocky Mountain Region willow identification field guide. Publication No. R2-RR-97-01, 107 pp. Denver, CO: USDA Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Region.

    Elmore, Francis H. 1976. Shrubs and tress of the southwest uplands. Tucson, AZ: Southwest Parks and Monuments Association, 214 pp.

    McKean, W. T., Editor. 1956. Winter guide to native shrubs of the central Rocky Mountains. Colorado State Department of Game and Fish, Denver, Colorado, 273 pp. Good keys and illustrations giving identification of Colorado shrubs and trees using bud, scale, and bark characters. Very useful.

    Reed, Floyd. 1991. Preliminary key to the genus Salix (willows) in Colorado. Salida, CO: USDA Forest Service, Salida Service Center, 16 pp.

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    http://www.rmh.uwyo.edu/species/

  • Grasses, Sedges, and Rushes (Graminoids) Fritts, Miriam C., and Harold C. Fritts. 1997.

    Program CAREX: For keying and comparing attributes of Carex species in eleven western states, Version 4.1. 3½” floppy disk. Tucson, AZ: Miriam C. Fritts and Harold C. Fritts.

    Hallsten, Gregory P., Quentin D. Skinner, and Alan A. Beetle. 1987. Grasses of Wyoming, Third Edition. Research Journal [No.] 202, 432 pp. Laramie, WY: University of Wyoming, Agricultural Experiment Station.

    Harrington, H. D. 1977. How to identify grasses and grasslike plants (sedges and rushes). Chicago, IL: Swallow Press, 142 pp.

    Hermann, Frederick J. 1970. Manual of the carices of the Rocky Mountains and Colorado Basin. Agriculture Handbook No. 374, 397 pp. Washington, DC: USDA Forest Service.

    Hermann, F. J. 1976. Manual of the rushes (Juncus spp.) of the Rocky Mountains and Colorado Basin. General Technical Report RM-18, 105 pp. Fort Collins, CO: Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Station.

    Hitchcock, A. S., and Agnes Chase. 1950. Manual of the grasses of the United States, Second Edition. Miscellaneous Publication No. 200, 1,051 pp. Washington, DC: U. S. Department of Agriculture. Reprinted in 1971 (two volumes) by Dover Publications, New York. Still the standard identification aid for grasses, with every species figured. The taxonomy is getting old, however, especially in the grouping of tribes, some genus names, and many species names. Also, there have been major realignments in many genera since 1950.

    Hurd, Emerenciana G., Sherel Goodrich, and Nancy L. Shaw. 1997. Field guide to intermountain rushes. General Technical Report INT-306, 56 pp. Ogden, UT: USDA Forest Service, Intermountain Research Station.

    Hurd, Emerenciana G., Nancy L. Shaw, Joy Mastrogiuseppe, Lynda C. Smithman, and Sherel Goodrich. 1998. Field guide to intermountain sedges. General Technical Report RMRS-GTR-10, 282 pp. Ogden, UT: USDA Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station.

    Johnson, W. M. 1964. Field guide to the sedges of Wyoming. Bulletin [No.] 419, 239 pp. Laramie, WY: University of Wyoming, Agricultural Experiment Station.

    Other Special Groups of Plants Bailey, L. H. 1949. Manual of cultivated plants

    most commonly grown in the continental United States and Canada, Revised Edition. New York, NY: Macmillan, 1,116 pp. Still an excellent book, especially for exotic trees, shrubs, and herbs that might have been planted in your area. Since cultivated plants are often not included in local floras (unless they have become naturalized), this book is an important adjunct to your local flora.

    Barneby, Rupert C. 1964. Atlas of North American Astragalus. Memoirs of the New York Botanical Garden Vol. 13, iii + 1188 pp.

    Benson, Lyman. 1982. The cacti of the United States and Canada. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, 1044 pp.

    Correll, Donavan S., and Helen B. Correll. 1972. Aquatic and wetland plants of southwestern United States. Water Pollution Control Research Series, Publication 16030-DNL-01/72, 1977 pp. Washington, DC: Environmental Protection Agency, Research and Monitoring [Division].

    Kirk, Donald R. 1975. Wild edible plants of western North America. Happy Camp, CA: Naturegraph Publishers, 307 pp. + Index + Appendix. The best of its kind, mainly because it describes almost every edible native plant of any consequence. Of course, to do that in a small pocket book, the descriptions are short and many of the details of who used it and when, etc., are omitted. Mushrooms are also not included, because they “are not particularly nourishing, many are difficult to identify positively, and there are a number of good mushroom guides available.” The user must be cautioned that a local flora must still be consulted before identification can be considered certain, and certain identification must precede consumption! If there is any doubt, don't try it.

    Lampe, K. F., and M. A. McCann. 1985. AMA handbook of poisonous and injurious plants. Chicago, IL: American Medical Association, 432 pp. A very good book, with descriptions and color photographs of many plants poisonous to man in the United States. Reference to a local flora must be made in addition to this book, to ensure positive identification. This book identifies important toxins, indicates symptoms, and suggests management. Not all poisonous plants have been included, but the book can be of great importance for those which are included. There is a chapter on mushroom poisoning, and a fascinating chapter listing plant species known to cause contact dermatitis (stinging hairs, needles, surface chemicals, etc.). Of course, if poisoning

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  • is suspected, refer to a doctor or poison control center as soon as possible.

    Little, Elbert L. Jr. 1978. Important forest trees of the United States. Agriculture Handbook No. 519, 70 pp. Washington, DC: U. S. Department of Agriculture. Reprinted by Dover Publications, New York, in 1979, under the title “Forest trees of the United States and Canada and how to identify them.”

    Rollins, Reed C. 1993. The Cruciferae of continental North America: Systematics of the Mustard Family from the Arctic to Panama. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, 976 pp.

    Von Frieden, L. 1969. Mushrooms of the world. Bobbs-Merrill, New York, 439 pp. Most mushrooms commonly encountered are illustrated and described, including both poisonous and edible species.

    General Plant Taxonomy Harrington, H. D., and L. W. Durrell. 1957. How to

    identify plants. Chicago, IL: Swallow Books, 203 pp.

    Heywood, V. H., and others, Eds. 1978. Flowering plants of the world. New York, NY: Mayflower Books, 335 pp.

    Lawrence, George H. M. 1951. Taxonomy of vascular plants. New York, NY: Macmillan, 823 pp.

    Common Names Kelsey, Harlan P., and William A. Dayton. 1942.

    Standardized plant names, Second Edition. Harrisburg, PA: J. Horace McFarland Co. and American Joint Committee on Horticultural Nomenclature, 676 pp.

    Nickerson, Mona F., Glen E. Brink, and Charles Feddema. 1976. Principal range plants of the central and southern Rocky Mountains: Names and symbols. General Technical Report RM-20, 121 pp. Fort Collins, CO: USDA Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Station.

    Vascular Plant Species of the Upper Gunnison Basin Code Scientific Name Source G Family Common Name(s) or Synonym Reference ABIES* Abies WW96 T Pinaceae fir ABAR2 Abies arizonica WW96 T Pinaceae SEE Abies bifolia ABBI2* Abies bifolia WW96 T Pinaceae subalpine fir ABCO* Abies concolor WW96 T Pinaceae white fir; reported from UGB, not confirmed ABLA Abies lasiocarpa PLNT97 T Pinaceae SEE Abies bifolia ABLAA Abies lasiocarpa var. arizonica PLNT97 T Pinaceae SEE Abies arizonica ACER* Acer WW96 S Aceraceae maple ACGL* Acer glabrum WW96 S Aceraceae Rocky Mountain maple ACNEI2 Acer negundo var. interius PLNT97 T Aceraceae SEE Negundo aceroides ssp. interius ACNEV Acer negundo var. violaceum PLNT97 T Aceraceae SEE Negundo aceroides ssp. violaceum ACVU* Acetosella vulgaris WW96 F Polygonaceae common sheep-sorrel ACHIL* Achillea WW96 F Asteraceae yarrow, milfoil ACLA5* Achillea lanulosa WW96 F Asteraceae western yarrow ACMIO Achillea millefolium var. occidentalis PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Achillea lanulosa ACHY* Achnatherum hymenoides WW96 G Poaceae Indian ricegrass ACLE9* Achnatherum lettermanii WW96 G Poaceae Letterman needlegrass ACNE9* Achnatherum nelsonii WW96 G Poaceae Nelson's needlegrass ACPI2* Achnatherum pinetorum WW96 G Poaceae pine needlegrass ACSC11* Achnatherum scribneri WW96 G Poaceae Scribner's needlegrass ACROT* Acomastylis rossii ssp. turbinata WW96 F Rosaceae alpine avens, Ross' avens ACONI* Aconitum WW96 F Ranunculaceae monkshood ACCO4* Aconitum columbianum WW96 F Ranunculaceae Columbian monkshood ACDI3* Acosta diffusa WW96 F Asteraceae tumble knapweed, white knapweed ACMA9* Acosta maculosa WW96 F Asteraceae spotted knapweed ACDI2* Acrolasia dispersa WW96 F Loasaceae bushy blazing-star ACHU3* Acrolasia humilis WW96 F Loasaceae gypsum blazing star, mentzelia ACROP* Acroptilon WW96 F Asteraceae Russian knapweed, acroptilon ACRE3* Acroptilon repens WW96 F Asteraceae Russian knapweed, hardheads ACTAE* Actaea WW96 F Ranunculaceae baneberry, elderberry ACRU2* Actaea rubra WW96 F Ranunculaceae red baneberry ACRUA8* Actaea rubra ssp. arguta WW96 F Ranunculaceae red baneberry ADLE* Adenolinum lewisii WW96 F Linaceae blue flax, prairie flax ADOXA* Adoxa WW96 F Adoxaceae moschatel, adoxa ADMO* Adoxa moschatellina WW96 F Adoxaceae moschatel, muskroot AGAST* Agastache WW96 F Lamiaceae giant hyssop, giant-hyssop AGPA* Agastache pallidiflora WW96 F Lamiaceae giant-hyssop, Mountain giant-hyssop AGUR* Agastache urticifolia WW96 G Lamiaceae nettleleaf giant-hyssop, nettleleaf giant hyssop AGOSE* Agoseris WW96 F Asteraceae false-dandelion, agoseris AGAU2* Agoseris aurantiaca WW96 F Asteraceae false-dandelion, orange agoseris AGAUP* Agoseris aurantiaca var. purpurea WW96 F Asteraceae false-dandelion, orange agoseris AGGL* Agoseris glauca WW96 G Asteraceae false-dandelion, pale agoseris AGGLD* Agoseris glauca var. dasycephala WW96 G Asteraceae false-dandelion, pale agoseris AGGLG* Agoseris glauca var. glauca WW96 G Asteraceae false-dandelion, pale agoseris

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  • Code Scientific Name Source G Family Common Name(s) or Synonym Reference AGGLL* Agoseris glauca var. laciniata WW96 G Asteraceae false-dandelion, false agoseris AGRIM* Agrimonia WW96 F Rosaceae agrimony, agrimony AGST* Agrimonia striata WW96 F Rosaceae roadside agrimony AGROP2* Agropyron WW96 G Poaceae crested wheatgrass AGCR* Agropyron cristatum WW96 G Poaceae crested wheatgrass AGCRC* Agropyron cristatum ssp. cristatum WW96 G Poaceae fairway wheatgrass AGCRD* Agropyron cristatum ssp. desertorum WW96 G Poaceae crested wheatgrass, desert wheatgrass AGCRF* Agropyron cristatum ssp. fragile WW96 G Poaceae wheatgrass, Siberian wheatgrass AGDE2 Agropyron desertorum PLNT97 G Poaceae SEE Agropyron cristatum ssp. desertorum AGFRS Agropyron fragile ssp. sibiricum PLNT97 G Poaceae SEE Agropyron cristatum ssp. fragile AGRE2 Agropyron repens Syn.-PL97 G Poaceae SEE Elytrigia repens AGTR Agropyron trachcaulum Syn.-PL97 G Poaceae SEE Elymus trachycaulus AGROS2* Agrostis WW96 G Poaceae bentgrass AGEX* Agrostis exarata WW96 G Poaceae spike bentgrass AGGI2* Agrostis gigantea WW96 G Poaceae redtop AGHU Agrostis humilis PLNT97 G Poaceae SEE Podagrostis humilis AGID* Agrostis idahoensis WW96 G Poaceae Idaho bentgrass AGME3* Agrostis mertensii WW96 G Poaceae Arctic bentgrass AGSC5* Agrostis scabra WW96 G Poaceae rough bentgrass AGTH2 Agrostis thurberiana PLNT97 G Poaceae SEE Podagrostis thurberiana AGVA* Agrostis variabilis WW96 G Poaceae mountain bentgrass ALISM* Alisma WW96 F Alismataceae water-plantain ALTR7* Alisma triviale WW96 F Alismataceae northern water plantain ALLIU* Allium WW96 F Alliaceae onion, wild onion ALAC4* Allium acuminatum WW96 F Alliaceae tapertip onion ALCE2* Allium cernuum WW96 F Alliaceae nodding onion ALGE* Allium geyeri WW96 F Alliaceae Geyer onion ALGET Allium geyeri var. tenerum PLNT97 F Alliaceae SEE Allium rubrum ALMA4* Allium macropetalum WW96 F Alliaceae largeflower wild onion ALRU5* Allium rubrum WW96 F Alliaceae bulbil onion ALSC* Allium schoenoprasum WW96 F Alliaceae wild chives ALMUT2* Almutaster WW96 F Asteraceae aster ALPA14* Almutaster pauciflorus WW96 F Asteraceae aster ALNUS* Alnus WW96 S Betulaceae alder ALINT* Alnus incana ssp. tenuifolia WW96 S Betulaceae thinleaf alder ALOPE* Alopecurus WW96 G Poaceae foxtail ALAE* Alopecurus aequalis WW96 G Poaceae shortawn foxtail ALAL2* Alopecurus alpinus WW96 G Poaceae alpine foxtail, boreal alopecurus ALBO6 Alopecurus borealis PLNT97 G Poaceae SEE Alopecurus alpinus ALPR3* Alopecurus pratensis WW96 G Poaceae meadow foxtail ALMA14* Alsinanthe macrantha WW96 F Caryophyllaceae sandwort, House's stitchwort ALME5* Alsine media WW96 F Caryophyllaceae chickweed starwort, common chickweed AMARA* Amaranthus WW96 F Amaranthaceae amaranth, pigweed AMAL* Amaranthus albus WW96 F Amaranthaceae amaranth, prostrate pigweed AMBL* Amaranthus blitoides WW96 F Amaranthaceae tumbleweed amaranth, mat amaranth AMRE* Amaranthus retroflexus WW96 F Amaranthaceae redroot amaranth AMELA* Amelanchier WW96 S Rosaceae serviceberry AMAL2* Amelanchier alnifolia WW96 S Rosaceae Saskatoon serviceberry AMUT* Amelanchier utahensis WW96 S Rosaceae Utah serviceberry AMLA6* Amerosedum lanceolatum WW96 F Crassulaceae yellow stonecrop, spearleaf stonecrop AMMAN* Ammannia WW96 F Lythraceae ammannia, redstem AMRO3* Ammannia robusta WW96 F Lythraceae toothcup, grand redstem ANAPH* Anaphalis WW96 F Asteraceae pearly-everlasting ANMA* Anaphalis margaritacea WW96 F Asteraceae western pearly-everlasting ANDRO3* Androsace WW96 F Primulaceae rock-jasmine, rock jasmine ANCH* Androsace chamaejasme WW96 F Primulaceae dwarf rock-jasmine, sweetflower rock-jasmine ANCHC* Androsace chamaejasme ssp. carinata WW96 F Primulaceae dwarf rock-jasmine, sweetflower rock-jasmine ANFI* Androsace filiformis WW96 F Primulaceae filiform rock-jasmine ANOC2* Androsace occidentalis WW96 F Primulaceae western rock-jasmine ANSE4* Androsace septentrionalis WW96 F Primulaceae northern rock-jasmine, pygmyflower rock-jasmine ANNAZ3* Anemonastrum narcissiflorum ssp. zephyrum WW96 F Ranunculaceae narcissus anemone ANEMO* Anemone WW96 F Ranunculaceae windflower, anemone ANCY* Anemone cylindrica WW96 F Ranunculaceae anemone thimbleweed, candle anemone ANMU* Anemone multifida WW96 F Ranunculaceae Hudsonian anemone, Pacific anemone ANMUS2* Anemone multifida ssp. saxicola WW96 F Ranunculaceae red windflower ANMUS Anemone multifida var. saxicola PLNT97 F Ranunculaceae SEE Anemone multifida ssp. saxicola ANNAZ2 Anemone narcissiflora var. zephyra PLNT97 F Ranunculaceae SEE Anemonastrum narcissiflorum ssp. zephyrum ANPA* Anemone parviflora WW96 F Ranunculaceae arctic anemone, smallflowered anemone ANGEL* Angelica WW96 F Apiaceae angelica, wild celery ANAM* Angelica ampla WW96 F Apiaceae angelica, giant angelica ANGR3* Angelica grayi WW96 F Apiaceae Gray's angelica ANPI2* Angelica pinnata WW96 F Apiaceae small-leaf angelica ANDI6* Anisantha diandra WW96 F Poaceae ripgut-grass, ripgut brome ANST4* Anisantha sterilis WW96 G Poaceae cheatgrass, poverty brome ANTE6* Anisantha tectorum WW96 G Poaceae cheatgrass, cheatgrass brome

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  • Code Scientific Name Source G Family Common Name(s) or Synonym Reference ANME5* Anotites menziesii WW96 F Caryophyllaceae Menzies campion ANTEN* Antennaria WW96 F Asteraceae pussytoes ANAN2 Antennaria anaphaloides PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Antennaria pulcherrima ssp. anaphaloides ANCO* Antennaria corymbosa WW96 F Asteraceae plains pussytoes, flattop pussytoes ANDI2* Antennaria dimorpha WW96 F Asteraceae low pussytoes ANME2* Antennaria media WW96 F Asteraceae Rocky Mountain pussytoes ANMI3* Antennaria microphylla WW96 F Asteraceae littleleaf pussytoes ANPA4* Antennaria parvifolia WW96 F Asteraceae smallleaf pussytoes ANPU* Antennaria pulcherrima WW96 F Asteraceae showy pussytoes ANPUA2* Antennaria pulcherrima ssp. anaphaloides WW96 F Asteraceae showy pussytoes, pearly pussytoes ANPUP* Antennaria pulcherrima ssp. pulcherrima WW96 F Asteraceae showy pussytoes ANRO2* Antennaria rosea WW96 F Asteraceae rose pussytoes ANRO3* Antennaria rosulata WW96 F Asteraceae Kaibab pussytoes ANUM* Antennaria umbrinella WW96 F Asteraceae umber pussytoes ANTHE* Anthemis WW96 F Asteraceae chamomile, mayweed ANAR6* Anthemis arvensis WW96 F Asteraceae field camomile, corn chamomile ANCO2* Anthemis cotula WW96 F Asteraceae mayweed camomile, stinking chamomile ANEL5* Anticlea elegans WW96 F Liliaceae mountain death-camas ANVA* Anticlea vaginatus WW96 F Melanthiaceae sheathed death-camas ANVI* Anticlea virescens WW96 F Melanthiaceae green death-camas APFA* Aphyllon fasciculatum WW96 F Orobanchaceae clustered broomrape APUN* Aphyllon uniflorum WW96 F Orobanchaceae naked broomrape, oneflowered broomrape APOCY* Apocynum WW96 F Apocynaceae dogbane, Indian-hemp APAN2* Apocynum androsaemifolium WW96 F Apocynaceae spreading dogbane APCA* Apocynum cannabinum WW96 F Apocynaceae Indian hemp, Indian-hemp APFL Apocynum × floribundum PLNT97 F Apocynaceae SEE Apocynum x medium APME* Apocynum × medium WW96 F Apocynaceae intermediate dogbane AQUIL* Aquilegia WW96 F Ranunculaceae columbine AQBA* Aquilegia barnebyi WW96 F Ranunculaceae oil shale columbine AQCO* Aquilegia coerulea WW96 F Ranunculaceae Colorado columbine, Colorado blue columbine AQEL* Aquilegia elegantula WW96 F Ranunculaceae western red columbine AQSA* Aquilegia saximontana WW96 F Ranunculaceae dwarf columbine, blue columbine ARABI2* Arabis WW96 F Brassicaceae rock cress, rock-cress ARCR5 Arabis crandallii PLNT97 F Brassicaceae SEE Boechera crandallii ARDR Arabis drummondii PLNT97 F Brassicaceae SEE Boechera drummondii ARFE Arabis fendleri PLNT97 F Brassicaceae SEE Boechera fendleri ARGL Arabis glabra PLNT97 F Brassicaceae SEE Turritis glabra ARGU Arabis gunnisoniana PLNT97 F Brassicaceae SEE Boechera gunnisoniana ARHI* Arabis hirsuta WW96 F Brassicaceae common hairy rock-cress, hairy rock-cress ARHOR Arabis holboellii var. retrofracta PLNT97 F Brassicaceae SEE Boechera retrofracta ARLE Arabis lemmonii PLNT97 F Brassicaceae SEE Boechera lemmonii ARLI Arabis lignifera PLNT97 F Brassicaceae SEE Boechera lignifera AROX Arabis oxylobula PLNT97 F Brassicaceae SEE Boechera oxylobula ARPA35 Arabis pallidiflora PLNT97 F Brassicaceae SEE Boechera pallidiflora ARSE Arabis selbyi PLNT97 F Brassicaceae SEE Boechera selbyi ARDI2 Arabis × divaricarpa PLNT97 F Brassicaceae SEE Boechera divaricarpa ARCEU* Arceuthobium WW96 F Viscaceae dwarf mistletoe, dwarf-mistletoe ARAM* Arceuthobium americanum WW96 F Viscaceae lodgepole pine dwarf-mistletoe, American dwarf- mistletoe ARCY2* Arceuthobium cyanocarpum WW96 F Viscaceae limber pine dwarf-mistletoe ARDI3* Arceuthobium divaricatum WW96 F Viscaceae piñon dwarf-mistletoe ARDO* Arceuthobium douglasii WW96 F Viscaceae Douglas-fir dwarf-mistletoe ARVAC* Arceuthobium vaginatum ssp. cryptopodum WW96 F Viscaceae southwestern dwarf-mistletoe, pineland dwarf- mistletoe ARCTI* Arctium WW96 F Asteraceae burdock ARMI2* Arctium minus WW96 F Asteraceae smaller burdock, lesser burrdock ARCTO3* Arctostaphylos WW96 S Ericaceae bearberry, manzanita ARUV* Arctostaphylos uva-ursi WW96 S Ericaceae kinnikinnick, bearberry ARUVA2* Arctostaphylos uva-ursi ssp. adenotricha WW96 S Ericaceae kinnikinnick, bearberry ARCO5 Arenaria congesta PLNT97 F Caryophyllaceae SEE Eremogone congesta ARFE3 Arenaria fendleri PLNT97 F Caryophyllaceae SEE Eremogone fendleri ARGEM* Argemone WW96 F Papaveraceae prickly poppy, prickly-poppy ARHI4* Argemone hispida WW96 F Papaveraceae hedgehog prickly-poppy, rough prickly-poppy ARGEN* Argentina WW96 F Rosaceae silverweed ARAN7* Argentina anserina WW96 F Rosaceae silverweed, silverweed cinquefoil ARGYR5* Argyrochosma WW96 E Pteridaceae falsecloak fern, falsecloak-fern ARFE5* Argyrochosma fendleri WW96 E Pteridaceae Fendler falsecloak-fern ARIST* Aristida WW96 F Poaceae three-awn ARPU9* Aristida purpurea WW96 G Poaceae purple three-awn ARNIC* Arnica WW96 F Asteraceae arnica ARCH3* Arnica chamissonis WW96 F Asteraceae Chamisso arnica ARCHF* Arnica chamissonis ssp. foliosa WW96 F Asteraceae leafy arnica, Chamisso arnica ARCO9* Arnica cordifolia WW96 F Asteraceae heartleaf arnica ARFU3* Arnica fulgens WW96 F Asteraceae orange arnica, foothill arnica ARLA8* Arnica latifolia WW96 F Asteraceae broadleaf arnica ARLO6* Arnica longifolia WW96 F Asteraceae longleaf arnica, spearleaf arnica

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  • Code Scientific Name Source G Family Common Name(s) or Synonym Reference ARMO4* Arnica mollis WW96 F Asteraceae hairy arnica ARPA13* Arnica parryi WW96 F Asteraceae rayless arnica, Parry's arnica ARRY* Arnica rydbergii WW96 F Asteraceae Rydberg arnica ARTEM* Artemisia WW96 X Asteraceae sagewort, sagebrush ARAB3* Artemisia absinthium WW96 F Asteraceae absinthe, absinth sagewort ARAR8* Artemisia arbuscula BJ82 S Asteraceae low sagebrush ARAR9* Artemisia arctica WW96 F Asteraceae Arctic sagewort, boreal sagebrush ARARS* Artemisia arctica ssp. saxicola WW96 F Asteraceae Arctic sagewort, Arctic wormwood ARBI2* Artemisia biennis WW96 F Asteraceae biennial wormword ARBI3* Artemisia bigelovii WW96 S Asteraceae Bigelow sagebrush ARCAP Artemisia campestris ssp. borealis var. purshii PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Oligosporus groenlandicus ASCAP2 Artemisia campestris ssp. pacifica PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Oligosporus pacificus ARCA13* Artemisia cana BJ82 S Asteraceae silver sagebrush, hoary sagebrush ARDR4 Artemisia dracunculus PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Oligosporus dracunculus ARDRD2 Artemisia dracunculus ssp. dracunculus PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Oligosporus dracunculus ssp. dracunculus ARDRG Artemisia dracunculus ssp. glauca PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Oligosporus dracunculus ssp. glaucus ARFR3* Artemisia franserioides WW96 F Asteraceae ragweed sagewort, ragweed sagebrush ARFR4* Artemisia frigida WW96 F Asteraceae fringed sagebrush, fringed sagewort ARLAP* Artemisia laciniata ssp. parryi WW96 F Asteraceae sagewort, Parry's wormwood ARLU* Artemisia ludoviciana WW96 F Asteraceae Louisiana sagewort ARLUA* Artemisia ludoviciana ssp. albula WW96 F Asteraceae white sagebrush ARLUI2* Artemisia ludoviciana ssp. incompta WW96 F Asteraceae Louisiana sagewort, mountain sagewort ARLUL2* Artemisia ludoviciana ssp. ludoviciana WW96 F Asteraceae Louisiana sagewort, foothill sagewort ARLUM2* Artemisia ludoviciana ssp. mexicana WW96 F Asteraceae Mexican white sagebrush ARNO4* Artemisia nova BJ82 S Asteraceae black sagebrush ARPA17 Artemisia parryi PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Artemisia laciniata ssp. parryi ARSC* Artemisia scopulorum WW96 F Asteraceae alpine sagebrush ARTR2* Artemisia tridentata BJ82 S Asteraceae big sagebrush ARTRV* Artemisia tridentata ssp. vaseyana BJ82 S Asteraceae mountain sagebrush, mountain big sagebrush ARTRW8* Artemisia tridentata ssp. wyomingensis BJ82 S Asteraceae Wyoming big sagebrush ASCLE* Asclepias WW96 F Asclepiadaceae milkweed ASAS* Asclepias asperula WW96 F Asclepiadaceae spreading milkweed, spider milkweed ASHA6* Asclepias hallii WW96 F Asclepiadaceae Hall's milkweed ASSP* Asclepias speciosa WW96 F Asclepiadaceae showy milkweed ASSU2* Asclepias subverticillata WW96 F Asclepiadaceae whorled milkweed, horsetail milkweed ASNA5* Askellia nana WW96 F Asteraceae tiny hawksbeard, dwarf alpine hawksbeard ASOF* Asparagus officinalis WW96 F Liliaceae garden asparagus ASPER* Asperugo WW96 F Boraginaceae madwort, catchweed ASPR* Asperugo procumbens WW96 F Boraginaceae madwort ASPLE* Asplenium WW96 F Aspleniaceae spleenwort ASTR2* Asplenium trichomanes WW96 F Aspleniaceae maidenhair spleenwort ASTR10* Asplenium trichomanes-ramosum WW96 F Aspleniaceae green spleenwort, brightgreen spleenwort ASTER* Aster WW96 F Asteraceae aster ASAS5 Aster ascendens PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Virgulaster ascendens ASBO7 Aster borealis PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Aster junciformis ASBR11* Aster bracteolatus WW96 F Asteraceae bract aster ASCA Aster campestris PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Virgulus campestris ASEN2 Aster engelmannii Syn.-PL97 F Asteraceae SEE Eucephalus engelmannii ASFA2 Aster falcatus PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Virgulus falcatus ASFO* Aster foliaceus WW96 F Asteraceae leafybract aster, alpine leafybract aster ASGL3 Aster glaucodes PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Eucephalus glaucus ASJU* Aster junciformis WW96 F Asteraceae rush aster ASLA5* Aster laevis WW96 F Asteraceae smooth aster ASLAG* Aster laevis var. geyeri WW96 F Asteraceae smooth aster, Geyer's smooth aster ASLA80* Aster lanceolatus WW96 F Asteraceae Siskiyou aster, white panicle aster ASLAH2* Aster lanceolatus ssp. hesperius WW96 F Asteraceae Siskiyou aster, panicled aster ASOC Aster occidentalis PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Aster spathulatus ASPA Aster pauciflorus Syn.-PL97 F Asteraceae SEE Almutaster pauciflorus ASSP16* Aster spathulatus WW96 F Asteraceae western aster ASTRA* Astragalus WW96 F Fabaceae milkvetch, loco ASAD3* Astragalus adsurgens WW96 F Fabaceae standing milkvetch ASAG2* Astragalus agrestis WW96 F Fabaceae purple milkvetch, field milkvetch ASAL7* Astragalus alpinus WW96 F Fabaceae alpine milkvetch, purple milkvetch ASAN4* Astragalus anisus WW96 F Fabaceae Gunnison milkvetch ASAR4* Astragalus argophyllus WW96 F Fabaceae silverleaf milkvetch ASARM* Astragalus argophyllus var. martinii WW96 F Fabaceae silverleaf milkvetch ASBI2* Astragalus bisulcatus WW96 F Fabaceae two-grooved milkvetch ASBIH Astragalus bisulcatus var. haydenianus PLNT97 F Fabaceae SEE Astragalus haydenianus ASBR5* Astragalus brandegei WW96 F Fabaceae Brandegee milkvetch ASCE* Astragalus ceramicus WW96 F Fabaceae painted milkvetch ASCEC* Astragalus ceramicus var. ceramicus WW96 F Fabaceae painted milkvetch ASCEF* Astragalus ceramicus var. filifolius WW96 F Fabaceae painted milkvetch ASCE2* Astragalus cerussatus WW96 F Fabaceae powdered milkvetch ASCO12* Astragalus convallarius WW96 F Fabaceae lesser rushy milkvetch, timber milkvetch ASDR3* Astragalus drummondii WW96 F Fabaceae Drummond milkvetch ASHA2* Astragalus hallii WW96 F Fabaceae Hall's milkvetch

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  • Code Scientific Name Source G Family Common Name(s) or Synonym Reference ASHA8* Astragalus haydenianus WW96 F Fabaceae Hayden milkvetch ASIO2* Astragalus iodopetalus WW96 F Fabaceae violet milkvetch ASKE* Astragalus kentrophyta WW96 F Fabaceae thistle milkvetch, spiny milkvetch ASKEI2* Astragalus kentrophyta ssp. implexus WW96 F Fabaceae thistle milkvetch, mat milkvetch ASKET Astragalus kentrophyta var. tegetarius PLNT97 F Fabaceae SEE Astragalus kentrophyta ssp. implexus ASLE9* Astragalus leptaleus WW96 F Fabaceae park milkvetch, meadow milkvetch ASMI3* Astragalus microcymbus WW96 F Fabaceae skiff milkvetch ASMI9* Astragalus miser WW96 F Fabaceae weedy milkvetch ASMIO* Astragalus miser var. oblongifolius WW96 F Fabaceae weedy milkvetch, timber milkvetch ASMO8* Astragalus molybdenus WW96 F Fabaceae Leadville milkvetch ASOO3* Astragalus oophorus WW96 F Fabaceae egg milkvetch ASOOC* Astragalus oophorus var. caulescens WW96 F Fabaceae pallid egg milkvetch, egg milkvetch ASPA13* Astragalus parryi WW96 F Fabaceae Parry's milkvetch ASPA14* Astragalus pattersonii WW96 F Fabaceae Patterson milkvetch ASRO* Astragalus robbinsii WW96 F Fabaceae Robbins milkvetch ASROM* Astragalus robbinsii var. minor WW96 F Fabaceae Robbins milkvetch ASTE5* Astragalus tenellus WW96 F Fabaceae pulse milkvetch, looseflower milkvetch ATHYR* Athyrium WW96 E Dryopteridaceae lady fern, lady-fern ATAM Athyrium americanum PLNT97 E Athyriaceae SEE Athyrium distentifolium ATDI* Athyrium distentifolium WW96 E Athyriaceae alpine lady-fern ATFI* Athyrium filix-femina WW96 E Athyriaceae common lady-fern ATCO7* Atragene columbiana WW96 F Ranunculaceae blue clematis, rock clematis ATOC* Atragene occidentalis WW96 F Ranunculaceae blue clematis, western blue wirgins-bower ATRIP* Atriplex WW96 X Chenopodiaceae shadscale, saltbush ATCA2* Atriplex canescens WW96 S Chenopodiaceae fourwing saltbush, chamiza ATCO* Atriplex confertifolia WW96 S Chenopodiaceae shadscale saltbush, shadscale ATHO* Atriplex hortensis WW96 F Chenopodiaceae garden orache ATPA4* Atriplex patula WW96 F Chenopodiaceae orache, spear saltbush ATRO* Atriplex rosea WW96 F Chenopodiaceae tumbling orache, tumbling saltweed ATTR* Atriplex truncata WW96 F Chenopodiaceae orache, wedgescale saltbush AXYRI* Axyris WW96 F Chenopodiaceae Russian pigweed AXAM* Axyris amaranthoides WW96 F Chenopodiaceae Russian pigweed BAHIA* Bahia WW96 F Asteraceae bahia BADI* Bahia dissecta WW96 F Asteraceae ragleaf bahia BALSA* Balsamorhiza WW96 F Asteraceae balsam-root BASA3* Balsamorhiza sagittata WW96 F Asteraceae arrowleaf balsam-root BARBA* Barbarea WW96 F Brassicaceae winter cress, yellowrocket BAOR* Barbarea orthoceras WW96 F Brassicaceae erect-pod winter-cress, American yellowrocket BAVU* Barbarea vulgaris WW96 F Brassicaceae bitter winter-cress, garden yellowrocket BASSI* Bassia WW96 F Chenopodiaceae ironweed, smotherweed BASI4* Bassia sieversiana WW96 F Chenopodiaceae summer-cypress, common kochia BACIS* Batrachium circinatum ssp. subrigidum WW96 F Ranunculaceae white water-crowfoot, white water crowfoot BALO2* Batrachium longirostre WW96 F Ranunculaceae long-beaked water-crowfoot, longbeak buttercup BATR2* Batrachium trichophyllum WW96 F Ranunculaceae hairy water-crowfoot, whitewater crowfoot BECKM* Beckmannia WW96 G Poaceae sloughgrass BESY* Beckmannia syzigachne WW96 G Poaceae American sloughgrass BESSE* Besseya WW96 F Scrophulariaceae kittentails BEAL* Besseya alpina WW96 F Scrophulariaceae alpine kittentails, alpine besseya BEPL* Besseya plantaginea WW96 F Scrophulariaceae plantain-leaf kittentails, White River coraldrops BERI* Besseya ritteriana WW96 F Scrophulariaceae Ritter kittentails, Ritter's coraldrops BETUL* Betula WW96 S Betulaceae birch BEFO2* Betula fontinalis WW96 S Betulaceae river birch, water birch BEGL* Betula glandulosa WW96 S Betulaceae bog birch BENA Betula nana PLNT97 S Betulaceae SEE Betula glandulosa BEOC2 Betula occidentalis PLNT97 S Betulaceae SEE Betula fontinalis BIDEN* Bidens WW96 F Asteraceae beggar's-tick BITE* Bidens tenuisecta WW96 F Asteraceae sticktight beggar's-tick, slimlobe beggar's-tick BIBI5* Bistorta bistortoides WW96 F Polygonaceae American bistort BIVI2* Bistorta vivipara WW96 F Polygonaceae viviparous bistort BLEPH4* Blepharoneuron WW96 G Poaceae pine dropseed, beardless bunchgrass BLTR* Blepharoneuron tricholepis WW96 G Poaceae pine dropseed BOCR3* Boechera crandallii WW96 F Brassicaceae Crandall rock-cress, Crandall rock cress BODI4* Boechera divaricarpa WW96 F Brassicaceae false-arabis, spreading rock-cress BODR* Boechera drummondii WW96 F Brassicaceae false-arabis, Drummond rock-cress BOFE* Boechera fendleri WW96 F Brassicaceae false-arabis, Fendler rock-cress BOGU* Boechera gunnisoniana WW96 F Brassicaceae false-arabis, Gunnison rock-cress BOLE5* Boechera lemmonii WW96 F Brassicaceae false-arabis, Lemmon's rock-cress BOLI6* Boechera lignifera WW96 F Brassicaceae false-arabis, desert rock-cress BOOX* Boechera oxylobula WW96 F Brassicaceae false-arabis, Glenwood Springs rock-cress BOPA* Boechera pallidiflora WW96 F Brassicaceae false-arabis BORE6* Boechera retrofracta WW96 F Brassicaceae false-arabis, second rock-cress BOSE3* Boechera selbyi WW96 F Brassicaceae false-arabis, Selby's rock-cress BOVI Botrichium virginianum PLNT97 E Ophioglossaceae SEE Botrypus virginianus BOTRY* Botrychium WW96 E Ophioglossaceae grape fern, grape-fern BOEC* Botrychium echo WW96 E Ophioglossaceae reflected grape-fern

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  • Code Scientific Name Source G Family Common Name(s) or Synonym Reference BOHE5* Botrychium hesperium WW96 E Ophioglossaceae grape-fern, western moonwort BOLA* Botrychium lanceolatum WW96 E Ophioglossaceae reflected grape-fern BOLU* Botrychium lunaria WW96 E Ophioglossaceae common moonwort BOMU* Botrychium multifidum WW96 E Ophioglossaceae leathery grape-fern, broad-leaf grape fern BOMUC5* Botrychium multifidum ssp. coulteri WW96 E Ophioglossaceae grape-fern BOPA12* Botrychium pallidum WW96 E Ophioglossaceae grape-fern, pale botrychium BOPI* Botrychium pinnatum WW96 E Ophioglossaceae grape-fern, northern moonwort BOSI* Botrychium simplex WW96 E Ophioglossaceae little grape-fern BOVI9* Botrypus virginianus WW96 E Ophioglossaceae rattlesnake-fern, rattlesnake fern BOUTE* Bouteloua WW96 G Poaceae grama BOCU* Bouteloua curtipendula WW96 G Poaceae side-oats grama BOGR2 Bouteloua gracilis PLNT97 G Poaceae SEE Chondrosum gracile BRAYA* Braya WW96 F Brassicaceae braya BRGL* Braya glabella WW96 F Brassicaceae Bartlett braya BRHU* Braya humilis WW96 F Brassicaceae low braya BRAR* Breea arvense WW96 F Asteraceae Canada thistle BRICK* Brickellia WW96 S Asteraceae brickellia, brickell-bush BRCA3* Brickellia californica WW96 S Asteraceae California brickell-bush BRGR* Brickellia grandiflora WW96 S Asteraceae tassel-flower brickell-bush, tasselflower BRIZA* Briza WW96 G Poaceae quakinggrass BRMA* Briza maxima WW96 G Poaceae big quakinggrass BRBU* Bromelica bulbosa WW96 G Poaceae oniongrass BRSP2* Bromelica spectabilis WW96 G Poaceae showy oniongrass, purple oniongrass BRCA10* Bromopsis canadensis WW96 G Poaceae fringed brome, Canadian brome BRIN7* Bromopsis inermis WW96 G Poaceae smooth brome BRPO5* Bromopsis porteri WW96 G Poaceae nodding brome BRPU9* Bromopsis pumpelliana WW96 G Poaceae Pumpelly brome BROMU* Bromus WW96 G Poaceae annual brome BRAN Bromus anomalus PLNT97 G Poaceae SEE Bromopsis porteri BRCA9 Bromus canadensis PLNT97 G Poaceae SEE Bromopsis canadensis BRCA5 Bromus carinatus PLNT97 G Poaceae SEE Ceratochloa carinata BRDI3 Bromus diandrus PLNT97 G Poaceae SEE Anisantha diandra BRIN2 Bromus inermis PLNT97 G Poaceae SEE Bromopsis inermis BRINP Bromus inermis ssp. pumpellianus PLNT97 G Poaceae SEE Bromopsis pumpelliana BRJA* Bromus japonicus WW96 G Poaceae Japanese brome BRPO2 Bromus porteri Syn.-PL97 G Poaceae SEE Bromopsis porteri BRPU3 Bromus pumpellianus Syn.-PL97 G Poaceae SEE Bromopsis pumpelliana BRST2 Bromus sterilis PLNT97 G Poaceae SEE Anisantha sterilis BRTE Bromus tectorum PLNT97 G Poaceae SEE Anisantha tectorum CALAM* Calamagrostis WW96 G Poaceae reedgrass CACA4* Calamagrostis canadensis WW96 G Poaceae bluejoint reedgrass, bluejoint CAPU* Calamagrostis purpurascens WW96 G Poaceae purple pinegrass CAST36* Calamagrostis stricta WW96 G Poaceae Northern reedgrass, slimstem reedgrass CALLI6* Callitriche WW96 F Callitrichaceae water starwort, water-starwort CAPA52 Callitriche palustris PLNT97 F Callitrichaceae SEE Callitriche verna CAVE2* Callitriche verna WW96 F Callitrichaceae common water-starwort, vernal water-starwort CALOC* Calochortus WW96 F Liliaceae mariposa, Mariposa lily CAGU* Calochortus gunnisonii WW96 F Liliaceae Gunnison mariposa CALE4 Caltha leptosepala PLNT97 F Ranunculaceae SEE Psychrophila leptosepala CALYP* Calypso WW96 F Orchidaceae fairy slipper, calypso orchid CABU* Calypso bulbosa WW96 F Orchidaceae fairy-slipper, fairyslipper orchid CAMEL* Camelina WW96 F Brassicaceae false-flax, false flax CAMI2* Camelina microcarpa WW96 F Brassicaceae littlepod false-flax CARU15* Camelina rumelica WW96 F Brassicaceae graceful false-flax CAMPA* Campanula WW96 F Campanulaceae harebell, campanula CAPA10* Campanula parryi WW96 F Campanulaceae harebell, Parry bellflower CARO2* Campanula rotundifolia WW96 F Campanulaceae common harebell, bluebell bellflower CAUN2* Campanula uniflora WW96 F Campanulaceae alpine harebell, Arctic bellflower CABU2* Capsella bursa-pastoris WW96 F Brassicaceae shepherd's purse CARDA* Cardamine WW96 F Brassicaceae bitter cress, bitter-cress CACO6* Cardamine cordifolia WW96 F Brassicaceae heartleaf bitter-cress CARDA2* Cardaria WW96 F Brassicaceae whitetop, cardaria CACH10* Cardaria chalepensis WW96 F Brassicaceae whitetop CADR* Cardaria draba WW96 F Brassicaceae pepperweed whitetop CALA* Cardaria latifolia WW96 F Brassicaceae broad-leaved peppergrass, pepperwort CAPU6* Cardaria pubescens WW96 F Brassicaceae hairy whitetop CARDU* Carduus WW96 F Asteraceae plumeless thistle, plumeless-thistle CANU4* Carduus nutans WW96 F Asteraceae musk thistle, nodding plumeless-thistle CANUM2* Carduus nutans ssp. macrolepis WW96 F Asteraceae musk thistle, nodding plumeless-thistle CAREX* Carex WW96 G Cyperaceae sedge CAAL6* Carex albonigra WW96 G Cyperaceae blackhead sedge, black-and-white sedge CAAQ* Carex aquatilis WW96 G Cyperaceae water sedge CAAR13* Carex arapahoensis WW96 G Cyperaceae Arapaho sedge CAAT3* Carex athrostachya WW96 G Cyperaceae slenderbeak sedge CAAT13* Carex atrata WW96 G Cyperaceae black sedge, different nerve sedge

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  • Code Scientific Name Source G Family Common Name(s) or Synonym Reference CAAT8* Carex atrosquama WW96 G Cyperaceae blackened sedge, lesser blackscale sedge CAAU3* Carex aurea WW96 G Cyperaceae golden sedge, golden-fruited sedge CABE2* Carex bebbii WW96 G Cyperaceae Bebb's sedge CABE3* Carex bella WW96 G Cyperaceae beautiful sedge, showy sedge CABI10 Carex bipartita PLNT97 G Cyperaceae SEE Carex lachenalii CABR11* Carex brevipes WW96 G Cyperaceae sedge CABR15* Carex brunnescens WW96 G Cyperaceae brownish sedge CABU6* Carex buxbaumii WW96 G Cyperaceae Buxbaum's sedge CACA11* Carex canescens WW96 G Cyperaceae pale sedge, silvery sedge CACA12* Carex capillaris WW96 G Cyperaceae hair sedge, hairlike sedge CACA13* Carex capitata WW96 G Cyperaceae capitate sedge CACAA2* Carex capitata ssp. arctogena WW96 G Cyperaceae capitate sedge CACH21* Carex chalciolepis WW96 G Cyperaceae Holm sedge CACR17* Carex crandallii WW96 G Cyperaceae Pyrenees sedge CADI6* Carex disperma WW96 G Cyperaceae soft leaved sedge CADO2* Carex douglasii WW96 G Cyperaceae Douglas sedge CADU6 Carex duriuscula PLNT97 G Cyperaceae SEE Carex stenophylla ssp. eleocharis CAEB* Carex ebenea WW96 G Cyperaceae ebony sedge CAEG* Carex egglestonii WW96 G Cyperaceae Eggleston sedge CAEL3* Carex elynoides WW96 G Cyperaceae Kobresia-like sedge, blackroot sedge CAEN3* Carex engelmannii WW96 G Cyperaceae Engelmann's sedge CAEP3* Carex epapillosa WW96 G Cyperaceae different nerve sedge CAFE2* Carex festivella WW96 G Cyperaceae ovalhead sedge CAFI* Carex filifolia WW96 G Cyperaceae threadleaf sedge CAFO3* Carex foenea WW96 G Cyperaceae silvertop sedge, dryspike sedge CAGE* Carex geophila WW96 G Cyperaceae dryland sedge, White Mountain sedge CAGE2* Carex geyeri WW96 G Cyperaceae elk sedge, Geyer's sedge CAHA3 Carex hallii PLNT97 G Cyperaceae SEE Carex parryana ssp. hallii CAHA6* Carex haydeniana WW96 G Cyperaceae cloud sedge, Hayden's sedge CAHEB Carex heteroneura var. brevisquama PLNT97 G Cyperaceae SEE Carex atrata CAHEC Carex heteroneura var. chalciolepis PLNT97 G Cyperaceae SEE Carex chalciolepis CAHEE Carex heteroneura var. epapillosa PLNT97 G Cyperaceae SEE Carex epapillosa CAHO5* Carex hoodii WW96 G Cyperaceae Hood sedge CAHY4* Carex hystericina WW96 G Cyperaceae bottlebrush sedge, porcupine sedge CAIL* Carex illota WW96 G Cyperaceae sheep sedge, small-headed sedge CAINH2 Carex inops ssp. heliophila PLNT97 G Cyperaceae SEE Carex pensylvanica ssp. heliophila CAIN11* Carex interior WW96 G Cyperaceae inland sedge CAJO* Carex jonesii WW96 G Cyperaceae Jones's sedge CALA10* Carex lachenalii WW96 G Cyperaceae twolipped sedge CALA13* Carex laeviculmis WW96 G Cyperaceae smooth-stem sedge CALA30* Carex lanuginosa WW96 G Cyperaceae woolly sedge CALI7* Carex limosa WW96 G Cyperaceae mud sedge, shore sedge CAMA12* Carex magellanica WW96 G Cyperaceae boreal bog sedge CAMA14* Carex maritima WW96 G Cyperaceae curved sedge CAMI6* Carex microglochin WW96 G Cyperaceae microglochin sedge, fewseeded bog sedge CAMI7* Carex microptera WW96 G Cyperaceae smallwing sedge CAMI7 Carex microptera, in part PLNT97 G Cyperaceae SEE Carex festivella CANA2* Carex nardina WW96 G Cyperaceae spikenard sedge, spike sedge CANAH2* Carex nardina ssp. hepburnii WW96 G Cyperaceae spikenard sedge, Hepburn's sedge CANAH Carex nardina var. hepburnii PLNT97 G Cyperaceae SEE Carex nardina ssp. hepburnii CANE2* Carex nebrascensis WW96 G Cyperaceae Nebraska sedge CANE3* Carex nelsonii WW96 G Cyperaceae Nelson's sedge CANE6* Carex neurophora WW96 G Cyperaceae alpine nerve sedge CANI2* Carex nigricans WW96 G Cyperaceae black alpine sedge CANO3* Carex nova WW96 G Cyperaceae new sedge, black sedge CAOB4* Carex obtusata WW96 G Cyperaceae blunt sedge, obtuse sedge CAOC2* Carex occidentalis WW96 G Cyperaceae western sedge CAPA14* Carex pachystachya WW96 G Cyperaceae Chamisso sedge, thick-headed sedge CAPA18* Carex parryana WW96 G Cyperaceae Parry sedge CAPAH3* Carex parryana ssp. hallii WW96 G Cyperaceae Parry sedge, deer sedge CAPEH* Carex pensylvanica ssp. heliophila WW96 G Cyperaceae sun sedge CAPE12* Carex perglobosa WW96 G Cyperaceae Mt. Baldy sedge, globe sedge CAPE7* Carex petasata WW96 G Cyperaceae Liddon sedge CAPH2* Carex phaeocephala WW96 G Cyperaceae dunhead sedge, mountain hare sedge CAPI7 Carex pityophila Syn.-PL97 G Cyperaceae SEE Carex geophila CAPR4* Carex praeceptorum WW96 G Cyperaceae teachers' sedge, early sedge CAPR5* Carex praegracilis WW96 G Cyperaceae silver sedge, clustered field sedge CAPR7* Carex praticola WW96 G Cyperaceae meadow sedge CAPY3 Carex pyrenaica PLNT97 G Cyperaceae SEE Carex crandallii CARA6* Carex raynoldsii WW96 G Cyperaceae Raynolds sedge CARO5* Carex rossii WW96 G Cyperaceae Ross sedge CARO5 Carex rossii, in part PLNT97 G Cyperaceae SEE Carex brevipes CARO6 Carex rostrata PLNT97 G Cyperaceae SEE Carex utriculata CARU3* Carex rupestris WW96 G Cyperaceae curly sedge, rock sedge CARUD2* Carex rupestris ssp. drummondiana WW96 G Cyperaceae Drummond sedge

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  • Code Scientific Name Source G Family Common Name(s) or Synonym Reference CARUD Carex rupestris var. drummondiana PLNT97 G Cyperaceae SEE Carex rupestris ssp. drummondiana CASA8* Carex sartwellii WW96 G Cyperaceae Sartwell sedge CASA10 Carex saxatilis PLNT97 G Cyperaceae SEE Carex saxatilis ssp. laxa CASAL2* Carex saxatilis ssp. laxa WW96 G Cyperaceae russet sedge, rock sedge CASC12* Carex scopulorum WW96 G Cyperaceae cliff sedge, mountain sedge CASI2* Carex simulata WW96 G Cyperaceae short-beaked sedge, analogue sedge CASTE3* Carex stenophylla ssp. eleocharis WW96 G Cyperaceae needleleaf sedge CAUT* Carex utriculata WW96 G Cyperaceae beaked sedge, Northwest Territory sedge CAVA3* Carex vallicola WW96 G Cyperaceae Jackson Hole sedge, valley sedge CAVE6* Carex vesicaria WW96 G Cyperaceae blister sedge, inflated sedge CAVI5* Carex viridula WW96 G Cyperaceae green sedge, little green sedge CAXE* Carex xerantica WW96 G Cyperaceae dryland sedge, whitescale sedge CASTI2* Castilleja WW96 F Scrophulariaceae paintbrush, Indian-paintbrush CAAP4 Castilleja applegatei PLNT97 F Scrophulariaceae SEE Castilleja chromosa CACH7* Castilleja chromosa WW96 F Scrophulariaceae wavyleaf Indian-paintbrush CAHA16* Castilleja haydenii WW96 F Scrophulariaceae paintbrush, Hayden's Indian-paintbrush CALI4* Castilleja linariifolia WW96 F Scrophulariaceae Wyoming paintbrush, Wyoming Indian-paintbrush CAMI12* Castilleja miniata WW96 F Scrophulariaceae scarlet paintbrush, scarlet Indian-paintbrush CAOC4* Castilleja occidentalis WW96 F Scrophulariaceae paintbrush, western Indian-paintbrush CARH4* Castilleja rhexifolia WW96 F Scrophulariaceae splitleaf paintbrush, splitleaf Indian-paintbrush CASU12* Castilleja sulphurea WW96 F Scrophulariaceae paintbrush, sulphur Indian-paintbrush CATAB* Catabrosa WW96 G Poaceae brookgrass, whorlgrass CAAQ3* Catabrosa aquatica WW96 G Poaceae brookgrass, water whorlgrass CEANO* Ceanothus WW96 S Rhamnaceae buckbrush, ceanothus CEFE* Ceanothus fendleri WW96 S Rhamnaceae buckbrush, Fendler ceanothus CEVE* Ceanothus velutinus WW96 S Rhamnaceae sticky-laurel, snowbrush ceanothus CEBI2 Centaurea biebersteinii PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Acosta maculosa CEDI3 Centaurea diffusa PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Acosta diffusa CERE6 Centaurea repens Syn.-PL97 F Asteraceae SEE Acroptilon repens CERAS* Cerastium WW96 F Caryophyllaceae mouse ear, chickweed CEARS2 Cerastium arvense ssp. strictum PLNT97 F Caryophyllaceae SEE Cerastium strictum CEBEE* Cerastium beeringianum ssp. earlei WW96 F Caryophyllaceae alpine mouse-ear, Earl's chickweed CEFO2* Cerastium fontanum WW96 F Caryophyllaceae mouse-ear, common chickweed CEST3* Cerastium strictum WW96 F Caryophyllaceae mouse-ear, field chickweed CERAT3* Ceratocephala WW96 F Ranunculaceae hornhead, butterwort CEOR2* Ceratocephala orthoceras WW96 F Ranunculaceae hornhead, curveseed butterwort CETE5 Ceratocephala testiculata PLNT97 F Ranunculaceae SEE Ceratocephala orthoceras CECA11* Ceratochloa carinata WW96 G Poaceae mountain brome, California brome CELA4 Ceratoides lanata Syn.-PL97 S Chenopodiaceae SEE Krascheninnikova lanata CERCO* Cercocarpus WW96 S Rosaceae mountain-mahogany, mountain mahogany CEMO2* Cercocarpus montanus WW96 S Rosaceae true mountain-mahogany, alderleaf mountain- mahogany CHAEN* Chaenactis WW96 F Asteraceae pincushion, chaenactis CHAL2* Chaenactis alpina WW96 F Asteraceae pincushion, alpine dustymaiden CHDO* Chaenactis douglasii WW96 F Asteraceae pincushion, Douglas' dustymaiden CHDOA2 Chaenactis douglasii var. alpina PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Chaenactis alpina CHAMA7* Chamaerhodos WW96 F Rosaceae chamaerhodos CHER* Chamaerhodos erecta WW96 F Rosaceae little-rose CHERN* Chamaerhodos erecta ssp. nuttallii WW96 F Rosaceae Nuttall's little-rose CHAMA15* Chamaesyce WW96 F Euphorbiaceae sandmat CHGL13* Chamaesyce glyptosperma WW96 F Euphorbiaceae ridgeseed euphorbia, ribseed sandmat CHSE6* Chamaesyce serpyllifolia WW96 F Euphorbiaceae thymeleaf euphorbia, thymeleaf sandmat CHDA2* Chamerion danielsii WW96 F Onagraceae fireweed CHSU11* Chamerion subdentatum WW96 F Onagraceae dwarf fireweed CHEIL* Cheilanthes WW96 E Pteridaceae lip fern, lip-fern CHFE* Cheilanthes feei WW96 E Pteridaceae Fee lip-fern, slender lip-fern CHENO* Chenopodium WW96 F Chenopodiaceae goosefoot, lamb's quarters CHAL7* Chenopodium album WW96 F Chenopodiaceae lambs-quarters goosefoot, lambsquarters CHAT* Chenopodium atrovirens WW96 F Chenopodiaceae piñyon goosefoot CHBE4* Chenopodium berlandieri WW96 F Chenopodiaceae pitseed goosefoot, pigweed CHBO2 Chenopodium botrys PLNT97 F Chenopodiaceae SEE Teloxys botrys CHCA4* Chenopodium capitatum WW96 F Chenopodiaceae strawberry blite, blite goosefoot CHFO2* Chenopodium foliosum WW96 F Chenopodiaceae leafy goosefoot CHFR3* Chenopodium fremontii WW96 F Chenopodiaceae Fremont goosefoot CHGL3* Chenopodium glaucum WW96 F Chenopodiaceae oakleaf goosefoot CHGR2 Chenopodium graveolens PLNT97 F Chenopodiaceae SEE Teloxys graveolens CHLE4* Chenopodium leptophyllum WW96 F Chenopodiaceae slimleaf goosefoot, narrowleaf goosefoot CHIMA* Chimaphila WW96 F Pyrolaceae pipsissewa, prince's-pine CHUM* Chimaphila umbellata WW96 F Pyrolaceae pipsissewa CHUMO2* Chimaphila umbellata ssp. occidentalis WW96 F Pyrolaceae western pipsissewa CHION2* Chionophila WW96 F Scrophulariaceae snow-lover CHJA* Chionophila jamesii WW96 F Scrophulariaceae Rocky Mountain snow-lover CHAL16* Chlorocrepis albiflora WW96 F Asteraceae white hawkweed CHFE5* Chlorocrepis fendleri WW96 F Asteraceae yellow hawkweed CHTRG* Chlorocrepis tristis ssp. gracilis WW96 F Asteraceae slender hawkweed CHAQ* Chondrophylla aquatica WW96 F Gentianaceae Siberian gentian, moss gentian

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  • Code Scientific Name Source G Family Common Name(s) or Synonym Reference CHPR* Chondrophylla prostrata WW96 F Gentianaceae Siberian gentian, pygmy gentian CHOND9* Chondrosum WW96 F Poaceae grama CHGR15* Chondrosum gracile WW96 F Poaceae blue grama CHORI* Chorispora WW96 F Brassicaceae purple mustard, chorispora CHTE2* Chorispora tenella WW96 F Brassicaceae purple-mustard, crossflower CHRYS8* Chrysosplenium WW96 F Saxifragaceae golden-carpet, chrysosplenium CHTE3* Chrysosplenium tetrandrum WW96 F Saxifragaceae golden-carpet, northern golden-saxifrage CHRYS9* Chrysothamnus WW96 S Asteraceae rabbitbrush CHDE2* Chrysothamnus depressus WW96 S Asteraceae dwarf rabbitbrush, longflower rabbitbrush CHNA2* Chrysothamnus nauseosus WW96 S Asteraceae rubber rabbitbrush, golden rabbitbrush CHNAG2* Chrysothamnus nauseosus ssp. graveolens WW96 S Asteraceae greenplume rubber rabbitbrush CHNAL3* Chrysothamnus nauseosus ssp. leiospermus WW96 S Asteraceae rubber rabbitbrush CHNAN3* Chrysothamnus nauseosus ssp. nauseosus WW96 S Asteraceae rubber rabbitbrush CHPA13* Chrysothamnus parryi WW96 S Asteraceae Parry rabbitbrush CHPAP* Chrysothamnus parryi ssp. parryi WW96 S Asteraceae Parry rabbitbrush CHVA2* Chrysothamnus vaseyi WW96 S Asteraceae Vasey rabbitbrush CHVI8* Chrysothamnus viscidiflorus WW96 S Asteraceae Douglas rabbitbrush, green rabbitbrush CHVIA4* Chrysothamnus viscidiflorus ssp. axillaris HC24 S Asteraceae green rabbitbrush CHVIE4* Chrysothamnus viscidiflorus ssp. elegans HC24 S Asteraceae green rabbitbrush CHVIL4 Chrysothamnus viscidiflorus ssp. lanceolatus PLNT97 S Asteraceae SEE Chrysothamnus viscidiflorus ssp. elegans CHVIL5* Chrysothamnus viscidiflorus ssp. latifolius HC24 S Asteraceae green rabbitbrush CHVIP5* Chrysothamnus viscidiflorus ssp. pumilus HC24 S Asteraceae green rabbitbrush CHVIS5* Chrysothamnus viscidiflorus ssp. stenophyllus HC24 S Asteraceae green rabbitbrush CHVIV2 Chrysothamnus viscidiflorus ssp. viscidiflorus, PLNT97 S Asteraceae SEE Chrysothamnus viscidiflorus ssp. latifolius in part CHVIV2 Chrysothamnus viscidiflorus ssp. viscidiflorus, PLNT97 S Asteraceae SEE Chrysothamnus viscidiflorus ssp. pumilus in part CICUT* Cicuta WW96 F Apiaceae water hemlock, water-hemlock CIDO* Cicuta douglasii WW96 F Apiaceae Douglas water-hemlock, western water-hemlock CIAU3* Ciliaria austromontana WW96 F Saxifragaceae spotted saxifrage, matted saxifrage CINNA* Cinna WW96 G Poaceae wood reed, wood-reed CILA2* Cinna latifolia WW96 G Poaceae drooping wood-reed CIRSI* Cirsium WW96 F Asteraceae thistle CIAR6 Cirsium arvense PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Breea arvense CICE* Cirsium centaureae WW96 F Asteraceae thistle CIEA* Cirsium eatonii WW96 F Asteraceae Eaton's thistle CIHE4* Cirsium hesperium WW96 F Asteraceae mountain thistle CIPA* Cirsium parryi WW96 F Asteraceae Parry's thistle CIREO2 Cirsium remotifolium ssp. oregonense PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Cirsium centaureae CISC2* Cirsium scariosum WW96 F Asteraceae meadow thistle CISC3* Cirsium scopulorum WW96 F Asteraceae Alpine thistle, mountain thistle CISC3 Cirsium scopulorum, in part PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Cirsium hesperium CITR4* Cirsium tracyi WW96 F Asteraceae Tracy's thistle CIUNT Cirsium undulatum var. tracyi PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Cirsium tracyi CLAYT* Claytonia WW96 F Portulacaceae spring-beauty CLLA2* Claytonia lanceolata WW96 F Portulacaceae lanceleaf spring-beauty CLME* Claytonia megarhiza WW96 F Portulacaceae alpine spring-beauty CLEMA* Clematis WW96 F Ranunculaceae virgin's bower, clematis CLCO2 Clematis columbiana PLNT97 F Ranunculaceae SEE Atragene columbiana CLHI Clematis hirsutissima PLNT97 F Ranunculaceae SEE Coriflora hirsutissima CLLI2* Clematis ligusticifolia WW96 F Ranunculaceae western virgin's-bower, western white clematis CLOC2 Clematis occidentalis PLNT97 F Ranunculaceae SEE Atragene occidentalis CLRH2* Clementsia rhodantha WW96 F Crassulaceae rose-crown, redpod stonecrop CLEOM* Cleome WW96 F Capparaceae bee-plant, spider-flower CLSE* Cleome serrulata WW96 F Capparaceae Rocky Mountain bee-plant, bee spider-flower COELO2* Coeloglossum WW96 F Orchidaceae green bog orchid, frog orchid COVI6* Coeloglossum viride WW96 F Orchidaceae green bog-orchid, longbract frog-orchid COVIB3* Coeloglossum viride ssp. bracteatum WW96 F Orchidaceae green bog-orchid, longbract frog-orchid COVIV Coeloglossum viride var. virescens PLNT97 F Orchidaceae SEE Coeloglossum viride ssp. bracteatum COLLI* Collinsia WW96 F Scrophulariaceae blue-eyed-Mary, collinsia COPA3* Collinsia parviflora WW96 F Scrophulariaceae smallflower blue-eyed-Mary, littleflower collinsia COLLO* Collomia WW96 F Polemoniaceae collomia, mountain-trumpet COLI2* Collomia linearis WW96 F Polemoniaceae slender-leaf collomia, narrowleaf mountain-trumpet COMAN* Comandra WW96 F Santalaceae bastard-toadflax, toadflax COUM* Comandra umbellata WW96 F Santalaceae bastard-toadflax, common comandra COMAR3* Comarum WW96 F Rosaceae purple cinquefoil, comarum COPA28* Comarum palustre WW96 F Rosaceae purple cinquefoil, purple marshlocks COTE13* Comastoma tenellum WW96 F Gentianaceae Lappland gentian, Dane's dwarf-gentian CONIO* Conioselinum WW96 F Apiaceae hemlock parsely, hemlock-parsley COSC2* Conioselinum scopulorum WW96 F Apiaceae Rocky Mountain hemlock-parsley CONVO* Convolvulus WW96 F Convolvulaceae bindweed, glorybind COAR4* Convolvulus arvensis WW96 F Convolvulaceae field bindweed, European glorybind CORAL2* Corallorhiza WW96 F Orchidaceae coralroot COMA4* Corallorhiza maculata WW96 F Orchidaceae spotted coralroot, summer coralroot COST* Corallorhiza striata WW96 F Orchidaceae striped coralroot, hooded coralroot COTR3* Corallorhiza trifida WW96 F Orchidaceae early coralroot, yellow coralroot

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  • Code Scientific Name Source G Family Common Name(s) or Synonym Reference COHI5* Coriflora hirsutissima WW96 F Ranunculaceae leather-flower, hairy clematis COSE16 Cornus sericea PLNT97 S Cornaceae SEE Swida sericea CORYD* Corydalis WW96 F Fumariaceae corydalis COAU2* Corydalis aurea WW96 F Fumariaceae golden smoke, scrambled-eggs COCAB2* Corydalis caseana ssp. brandegei WW96 F Fumariaceae fitweed corydalis, Brandegee's fumewort CORYP* Coryphantha WW96 S Cactaceae nipple-cactus, coryphantha cactus COMI5* Coryphantha missouriensis WW96 S Cactaceae nipple-cactus, Missouri foxtail-cactus COVI9* Coryphantha vivipara WW96 S Cactaceae pincushion-cactus, spinystar COVIR* Coryphantha vivipara var. radiosa WW96 S Cactaceae nipple-cactus, spinystar CRATA* Crataegus WW96 S Rosaceae hawthorn CRER* Crataegus erythropoda WW96 S Rosaceae cerro hawthorn CRRI* Crataegus rivularis WW96 S Rosaceae river hawthorn CRSA2* Crataegus saligna WW96 S Rosaceae willow hawthorn CRAC2 Crepis acuminata PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Psilochenia acuminata CRAT Crepis atribarba PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Psilochenia atribarba CRIN4 Crepis intermedia PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Psilochenia intermedia PSMO4 Crepis modocensis PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Psilochenia modocensis CRNA Crepis nana PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Askellia nana CROC Crepis occidentalis PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Psilochenia occidentalis CRRU3 Crepis runcinata ssp. runcinata PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Psilochenia runcinata CRBR12* Critesion brachyantherum WW96 G Poaceae little barley, meadow barley CRGL* Critesion glaucum WW96 G Poaceae foxtail barley, smooth barley CRJU2* Critesion jubatum WW96 G Poaceae foxtail barley CRPU13* Critesion pusillum WW96 G Poaceae foxtail barley, little barley CRCH10* Crunocallis chamissoi WW96 F Portulacaceae water spring-beauty, water miners-lettuce CRFU Crypantha fulvocanescens PLNT97 F Boraginaceae SEE Oreocarya fulvocanescens CRYPT* Cryptantha WW96 F Boraginaceae cryptantha, cats-eye CRBA4 Cryptantha bakeri PLNT97 F Boraginaceae SEE Oreocarya bakeri CRCIJ Cryptantha cinerea var. jamesii PLNT97 F Boraginaceae SEE Oreocarya suffruticosa CRFE3* Cryptantha fendleri WW96 F Boraginaceae cryptantha, sanddune cats-eye CRFL6 Cryptantha flavoculata PLNT97 F Boraginaceae SEE Oreocarya flavoculata CRWA2* Cryptantha watsonii WW96 F Boraginaceae Watson cryptantha, Watson's cats-eye CRWE2 Cryptantha weberi PLNT97 F Boraginaceae SEE Oreocarya weberi CRYPT3* Cryptogramma WW96 E Pteridaceae rock-brake CRAC3* Cryptogramma acrostichoides WW96 E Pteridaceae American rock-brake CRST2* Cryptogramma stelleri WW96 E Pteridaceae Steller's cliff-brake, fragile rock-brake CUCUR* Cucurbita WW96 F Cucurbitaceae gourd, melon CUFO* Cucurbita foetidissima WW96 F Cucurbitaceae calabazilla, Missouri gourd CYXA* Cyclachaena xanthifolia WW96 F Asteraceae marsh-elder, giant sumpweed CYMOP2* Cymopterus WW96 F Apiaceae wafer parsnip, cymopterus CYPU* Cymopterus purpurascens WW96 F Apiaceae wafer-parsnip, widewing spring-parsley CYNOG* Cynoglossum WW96 F Boraginaceae hound's-tongue CYOF* Cynoglossum officinale WW96 F Boraginaceae common hound's-tongue, gypsyflower CYPER* Cyperus WW96 G Cyperaceae flatsedge CYOD* Cyperus odoratus WW96 G Cyperaceae fragrant flatsedge CYRA6* Cyrtorhyncha ranunculina WW96 F Ranunculaceae tadpole buttercup CYSTO* Cystopteris WW96 E Dryopteridaceae brittle fern, brittle-fern CYFR2* Cystopteris fragilis WW96 E Dryopteridaceae brittle-fern, brittle bladder-fern CYMO3* Cystopteris montana WW96 E Dryopteridaceae brittle-fern, mountain bladder-fern CYRE15* Cystopteris reevesiana WW96 E Dryopteridaceae brittle-fern, Reeves' bladder-fern CYTE7* Cystopteris tenuis WW96 E Dryopteridaceae brittle-fern, upland brittle bladder-fern DACTY* Dactylis WW96 G Poaceae orchard grass, orchard-grass DAGL* Dactylis glomerata WW96 G Poaceae orchard-grass DANTH* Danthonia WW96 G Poaceae oatgrass, danthonia DACA3* Danthonia californica WW96 G Poaceae California oatgrass, California danthonia DAIN* Danthonia intermedia WW96 G Poaceae timber oatgrass, timber danthonia DAPA2* Danthonia parryi WW96 G Poaceae Parry oatgrass, Parry danthonia DELPH* Delphinium WW96 F Ranunculaceae larkspur DEBA2* Delphinium barbeyi WW96 F Ranunculaceae Barbey larkspur, tall larkspur DENU2* Delphinium nuttallianum WW96 F Ranunculaceae pine larkspur, Nuttall larkspur DESCH* Deschampsia WW96 G Poaceae tufted hairgrass DECE* Deschampsia cespitosa WW96 G Poaceae tufted hairgrass DESCU* Descurainia WW96 F Brassicaceae tansy mustard, tansy-mustard DEIN5* Descurainia incana WW96 F Brassicaceae Richardson tansy-mustard, mountain tansy-mustard DEPI* Descurainia pinnata WW96 F Brassicaceae pinnate tansy-mustard, western tansy-mustard DESO2* Descurainia sophia WW96 F Brassicaceae flixweed tansy-mustard, herb sophia DIPSA* Dipsacus WW96 F Dipsacaceae teasel DIFU2* Dipsacus fullonum WW96 F Dipsacaceae Fuller's teasel DITR2 Disporum trachycarpum PLNT97 F Uvulariaceae SEE Prosartes trachycarpa DIIN5* Distegia involucrata WW96 S Caprifoliaceae bush honeysuckle, twinberry honeysuckle DISTI* Distichlis WW96 G Poaceae saltgrass DISP Distichlis spicata PLNT97 G Poaceae SEE Distichlis stricta DIST3* Distichlis stricta WW96 G Poaceae inland saltgrass DODEC* Dodecatheon WW96 F Primulaceae shooting-star DOPU* Dodecatheon pulchellum WW96 F Primulaceae darkthroat shooting-star

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  • Code Scientific Name Source G Family Common Name(s) or Synonym Reference DRABA* Draba WW96 F Brassicaceae whitlow wort, whitlow-wort DRAL4* Draba albertina WW96 F Brassicaceae hairy whitlow-wort, slender whitlow-grass DRAU* Draba aurea WW96 F Brassicaceae golden whitlow-wort, golden whitlow-grass DRBRC* Draba breweri var. cana WW96 F Brassicaceae whitlow-wort, lanceolate draba DRCR* Draba crassa WW96 F Brassicaceae whitlow-wort, thickleaf whitlow-grass DRCR2* Draba crassifolia WW96 F Brassicaceae hairy whitlow-wort, snowbed whitlow-grass DRFL* Draba fladnizensis WW96 F Brassicaceae arctic whitlow-wort, Austrian whitlow-grass DRFLP* Draba fladnizensis var. pattersonii WW96 F Brassicaceae Arctic whitlow-wort DRGR2* Draba graminea WW96 F Brassicaceae whitlow-wort, Rocky Mountain whitlow-grass DRGR3* Draba grayana WW96 F Brassicaceae whitlow-wort, Gray's whitlow-grass DRIN2* Draba incerta WW96 F Brassicaceae whitlow-wort, Yellowstone whitlow-grass DRLO* Draba lonchocarpa WW96 F Brassicaceae whitlow-wort, lancepod whitlow-grass DRNE* Draba nemorosa WW96 F Brassicaceae woods whitlow-wort, woodland whitlow-grass DROL* Draba oligosperma WW96 F Brassicaceae whitlow-wort, fewseed whitlow-grass DRRE* Draba rectifructa WW96 F Brassicaceae whitlow-wort, mountain whitlow-grass DRRE2* Draba reptans WW96 F Brassicaceae whitlow-wort, Carolina whitlow-grass DRST5* Draba streptobrachia WW96 F Brassicaceae whitlow-wort, alpine tundra whitlow-grass DRST4* Draba streptocarpa WW96 F Brassicaceae whitlow-wort, pretty whitlow-grass DRVE* Draba ventosa WW96 F Brassicaceae whitlow-wort, Wind River whitlow-grass DRACO* Dracocephalum WW96 F Lamiaceae dragon-head DRPA2* Dracocephalum parviflorum WW96 F Lamiaceae American dragon-head DROSE* Drosera WW96 F Droseraceae sundew DRRO* Drosera rotundifolia WW96 F Droseraceae roundleaf sundew DRYAS* Dryas WW96 S Rosaceae mountain dryad, mountain-avens DROC* Dryas octopetala WW96 S Rosaceae mountain dryad, white dryad DROCH* Dryas octopetala ssp. hookeriana WW96 S Rosaceae mountain dryad, Hooker's mountain-avens DRAR8* Drymocallis arguta WW96 F Rosaceae sticky cinquefoil, tall cinquefoil DRYOP* Dryopteris WW96 E Dryopteridaceae shield fern, wood-fern DRFI2* Dryopteris filix-mas WW96 E Dryopteridaceae shield fern, male-fern DUGAL* Dugaldia WW96 F Asteraceae orange sneezeweed, dugaldia DUHO* Dugaldia hoopesii WW96 F Asteraceae orange sneezeweed ECHIN3* Echinocereus WW96 S Cactaceae hedgehog cactus, hedgehog-cactus ECTR* Echinocereus triglochidiatus WW96 S Cactaceae hedgehog-cactus, kingcup cactus ECHIN4* Echinochloa WW96 G Poaceae barnyard grass, cockspur ECCR* Echinochloa crus-galli WW96 G Poaceae barnyard grass ELAEA* Elaeagnus WW96 T Elaeagnaceae Russian-olive, elaeagnus ELAN* Elaeagnus angustifolia WW96 T Elaeagnaceae Russian-olive ELATI* Elatine WW96 F Elatinaceae waterwort ELTR* Elatine triandra WW96 F Elatinaceae threestamen waterwort ELEOC* Eleocharis WW96 G Cyperaceae spike-rush, spike-sedge ELAC* Eleocharis acicularis WW96 G Cyperaceae needle spike-rush, needle spike-sedge ELBO* Eleocharis bolanderi WW96 G Cyperaceae Bolander's spike-rush ELPA3* Eleocharis palustris WW96 G Cyperaceae creeping spike-rush, common spike-rush ELQU2* Eleocharis quinqueflora WW96 G Cyperaceae few-flowered spike-rush, few-flowered spike-sedge ELYMU* Elymus WW96 G Poaceae wild rye, wildrye ELCI2 Elymus cinereus Syn.-PL97 G Poaceae SEE Leymus cinereus ELEL5* Elymus elymoides WW96 G Poaceae bottlebrush squirreltail ELEL5 Elymus elymoides, in part Syn.-PL97 G Poaceae SEE Elymus longifolius ELGL* Elymus glaucus WW96 G Poaceae blue wildrye ELLA3* Elymus lanceolatus WW96 G Poaceae Montana wheatgrass, streambank wheatgrass ELLO3* Elymus longifolius WW96 G Poaceae squirreltail ELSC4* Elymus scribneri WW96 G Poaceae Scribner wheatgrass, spreading wheatgrass ELTR7* Elymus trachycaulus WW96 G Poaceae slender wheatgrass ELTRA2* Elymus trachycaulus ssp. andinus WW96 G Poaceae bearded wheatgrass, slender wheatgrass ELTRT Elymus trachycaulus ssp. trachycaulus PLNT97 G Poaceae SEE Elymus trachycaulus ssp. andinus ELYTR2* Elytrigia WW96 G Poaceae wheatgrass ELIN7 Elytrigia intermedia PLNT97 G Poaceae SEE Thinopyrum intermedium ELPO Elytrigia pontica PLNT97 G Poaceae SEE Thinopyrum ponticum ELRE3* Elytrigia repens WW96 G Poaceae quackgrass, creeping quackgrass EPILO* Epilobium WW96 F Onagraceae willow-herb, willow-weed EPAN4* Epilobium anagallidifolium WW96 F Onagraceae alpine willow-herb EPAN2 Epilobium angustifolium PLNT97 F Onagraceae SEE Chamerion danielsii EPBR3* Epilobium brachycarpum WW96 F Onagraceae willow-herb, autumn willow-weed EPCI* Epilobium ciliatum WW96 F Onagraceae hairy willow-herb EPCL* Epilobium clavatum WW96 F Onagraceae clubfruit willow-herb EPHA* Epilobium halleanum WW96 F Onagraceae glandular willow-herb EPHO* Epilobium hornemannii WW96 F Onagraceae Hornemann willow-herb EPLA3* Epilobium lactiflorum WW96 F Onagraceae willow-herb, milkflower willow-weed EPLA Epilobium latifolium PLNT97 F Onagraceae SEE Chamerion subdentatum EPLE2* Epilobium leptophyllum WW96 F Onagraceae bog willow-herb EPSA* Epilobium saximontanum WW96 F Onagraceae Rocky Mountain willow-herb EQUIS* Equisetum WW96 E Equisetaceae horsetail EQAR* Equisetum arvense WW96 E Equisetaceae field horsetail EQHYA Equisetum hyemale var. affine PLNT97 E Equisetaceae SEE Hippochaete hyemalis ssp. affinis EQLA Equisetum laevigatum PLNT97 E Equisetaceae SEE Hippochaete laevigata

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  • Code Scientific Name Source G Family Common Name(s) or Synonym Reference EQVA Equisetum variegatum PLNT97 E Equisetaceae SEE Hippochaete variegata ERAGR* Eragrostis WW96 G Poaceae lovegrass ERCI* Eragrostis cilianensis WW96 G Poaceae lovegrass, stinkgrass ERCO24* Eremogone congesta WW96 F Caryophyllaceae desert sandwort, ballhead sandwort ERFE3* Eremogone fendleri WW96 F Caryophyllaceae desert sandwort, Fendler sandwort ERDI14 Ericameria discoidea PLNT97 S Asteraceae SEE Macronema discoideum ERNA10 Ericameria nauseosa PLNT97 S Asteraceae SEE Chrysothamnus nauseosus ERNAN3 Ericameria nauseosa ssp. nauseosa PLNT97 S Asteraceae SEE Chrysothamnus nauseosus ssp. nauseosus ERNAG Ericameria nauseosa var. glabrata PLNT97 S Asteraceae SEE Chrysothamnus nauseosus ssp. graveolens ERNAL Ericameria nauseosa var. leiosperma PLNT97 S Asteraceae SEE Chrysothamnus nauseosus ssp. leiospermus ERPA30 Ericameria parryi PLNT97 S Asteraceae SEE Chrysothamnus parryi ERPAP10 Ericameria parryi var. parryi PLNT97 S Asteraceae SEE Chrysothamnus parryi ssp. parryi ERIGE2* Erigeron WW96 F Asteraceae fleabane, wild daisy ERACP2 Erigeron acris ssp. politus PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Trimorpha elongata ERCA4* Erigeron canus WW96 F Asteraceae hoary fleabane ERCO4* Erigeron compositus WW96 F Asteraceae fernleaf fleabane, cut-leaved daisy ERCO27* Erigeron concinnus WW96 F Asteraceae Navajo fleabane ERCO6* Erigeron coulteri WW96 F Asteraceae Coulter fleabane, large mountain fleabane ERDI4* Erigeron divergens WW96 F Asteraceae spreading fleabane, diffuse fleabane EREA* Erigeron eatonii WW96 F Asteraceae Eaton fleabane, Eaton's daisy EREL9* Erigeron elatior WW96 F Asteraceae tall fleabane EREN* Erigeron engelmannii WW96 F Asteraceae Engelmann fleabane, Engelmann's daisy EREX4* Erigeron eximius WW96 F Asteraceae forest fleabane, sprucefir fleabane ERFL* Erigeron flagellaris WW96 F Asteraceae trailing fleabane ERFO3* Erigeron formosissimus WW96 F Asteraceae beautiful fleabane ERGL2* Erigeron glabellus WW96 F Asteraceae smooth fleabane, streamside fleabane ERGR3* Erigeron grandiflorus WW96 F Asteraceae fleabane, largeflower fleabane ERHU* Erigeron humilis WW96 F Asteraceae arctic-alpine fleabane, arctic-alpine daisy ERLA* Erigeron lanatus WW96 F Asteraceae woolly fleabane, woolly daisy ERLE6* Erigeron leiomerus WW96 F Asteraceae rockslide yellow fleabane, smooth daisy ERLO Erigeron lonchophyllus PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Trimorpha lonchophylla ERME2* Erigeron melanocephalus WW96 F Asteraceae blackhead fleabane ERPE3* Erigeron peregrinus WW96 F Asteraceae peregrine fleabane, subalpine fleabane ERPEC* Erigeron peregrinus ssp. callianthemus WW96 F Asteraceae peregrine fleabane, subalpine fleabane ERPI6* Erigeron pinnatisectus WW96 F Asteraceae pinnate fleabane, featherleaf fleabane ERSI3* Erigeron simplex WW96 F Asteraceae one-stemmed fleabane, alpine daisy ERSP4* Erigeron speciosus WW96 F Asteraceae Oregon fleabane, aspen fleabane ERSU2* Erigeron subtrinervis WW96 F Asteraceae threenerve fleabane, three-veined fleabane ERUR2* Erigeron ursinus WW96 F Asteraceae bear fleabane, Bear River fleabane ERVA3* Erigeron vagus WW96 F Asteraceae rambling fleabane, loose daisy ERVE2* Erigeron vetensis WW96 F Asteraceae early bluetop fleabane ERIOG* Eriogonum WW96 F Polygonaceae wild buckwheat, eriogonum ERAL4 Eriogonum alatum PLNT97 F Polygonaceae SEE Pterogonum alatum ERCE2* Eriogonum cernuum WW96 F Polygonaceae nodding buckwheat ERCO11* Eriogonum coloradense WW96 F Polygonaceae Colorado buckwheat ERFL4* Eriogonum flavum WW96 F Polygonaceae buckwheat, yellow eriogonum ERLO4* Eriogonum lonchophyllum WW96 F Polygonaceae spearleaf buckwheat ERRA3* Eriogonum racemosum WW96 F Polygonaceae redroot buckwheat ERSU11* Eriogonum subalpinum WW96 F Polygonaceae sulfur-flower, sulfur buckwheat ERUM* Eriogonum umbellatum WW96 F Polygonaceae sulfur buckwheat, sulphur wildbuckwheat ERUMA3* Eriogonum umbellatum var. aureum WW96 F Polygonaceae sulfur buckwheat, sulphurflower buckwheat ERUMM Eriogonum umbellatum var. majus PLNT97 F Polygonaceae SEE Eriogonum subalpinum ERUMP2* Eriogonum umbellatum var. porteri WW96 F Polygonaceae Porter's buckwheat ERUMS2* Eriogonum umbellatum var. subaridum WW96 F Polygonaceae sulfur buckwheat, sulphurflower buckwheat ERIOP* Eriophorum WW96 G Cyperaceae cotton sedge, cottongrass ERALN* Eriophorum altaicum var. neogaeum WW96 G Cyperaceae Chamisso cotton-sedge, whitebristle cotton-grass ERAN6* Eriophorum angustifolium WW96 G Cyperaceae many-spiked cotton-grass, tall cotton-grass ERGR8* Eriophorum gracile WW96 G Cyperaceae slender cotton-grass ERNAE Eritrichium [sic] nanum var. elongatum PLNT97 F Boraginaceae SEE Eritrichum aretioides ERITR* Eritrichum WW96 F Boraginaceae alpine forget-me-not ERAR10* Eritrichum aretioides WW96 F Boraginaceae alpine forget-me-not, pale alpine forget-me-not ERODI* Erodium WW96 F Geraniaceae filaree, stork's-bill ERCI6* Erodium cicutarium WW96 F Geraniaceae filaree, redstem stork's-bill ERYSI* Erysimum WW96 F Brassicaceae wallflower, erysimum ERAS2* Erysimum asperum WW96 F Brassicaceae plains wallflower, sanddune wallflower ERCA14* Erysimum capitatum WW96 F Brassicaceae rough wallflower, sanddune wallflower ERCA14 Erysimum capitatum, in part PLNT97 F Brassicaceae SEE Erysimum asperum ERCH9 Erysimum cheiranthoides PLNT97 F Brassicaceae SEE Erysimum cheiranthoides ssp. altum ERCH9* Erysimum cheiranthoides WW96 F Brassicaceae treacle wallflower, wormseed wallflower ERCHA* Erysimum cheiranthoides ssp. altum WW96 F Brassicaceae treacle wallflower, wormseed wallflower ERIN7* Erysimum inconspicuum WW96 F Brassicaceae shy wallflower ERTR19* Erythrocoma triflora WW96 F Rosaceae prairie-smoke, old-man's-whiskers ERYTH3* Erythronium WW96 F Liliaceae avalanche-lily, fawnlily ERGR9* Erythronium grandiflorum WW96 F Liliaceae avalanche-lily, dogtooth-lily ESMI3 Escobaria missouriensis PLNT97 S Cactaceae SEE Coryphantha missouriensis

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  • Code Scientific Name Source G Family Common Name(s) or Synonym Reference ERVI2 Escobaria vivipara PLNT97 S Cactaceae SEE Coryphantha vivipara ESVIR Escobaria vivipara var. radiosa PLNT97 S Cactaceae SEE Coryphantha vivipara var. radiosa EUCEP2* Eucephalus WW96 F Asteraceae EUEN* Eucephalus engelmannii WW96 F Asteraceae Engelmann aster EUGL13* Eucephalus glaucus WW96 F Asteraceae gray aster EUBR Euphorbia brachycera PLNT97 F Euphorbiaceae SEE Tithymalus brachyceras EUES Euphorbia esula PLNT97 F Euphorbiaceae SEE Tithymalus esula EUESU Euphorbia esula var. uralensis PLNT97 F Euphorbiaceae SEE Tithymalus uralensis EUGL3 Euphorbia glyptosperma Syn.-PL97 F Euphorbiaceae SEE Chamaesyce glyptosperma EUSE5 Euphorbia serpyllifolia Syn.-PL97 F Euphorbiaceae SEE Chamaesyce serpyllifolia EULA5 Eurotia lanata Syn.-PL97 S Chenopodiaceae SEE Krascheninnikova lanata EUTHA* Euthamia WW96 F Asteraceae goldentop EUOC4* Euthamia occidentalis WW96 F Asteraceae western goldenrod, western goldentop FACO* Fallopia convolvulus WW96 F Polygonaceae hedge cornbind, black bindweed FENDL* Fendlera WW96 S Hydrangeaceae Fendler-bush FERU* Fendlera rupicola WW96 S Hydrangeaceae cliff Fendler-bush, false mock-orange FESTU* Festuca WW96 G Poaceae fescue, mountain bunchgrass FEAR2* Festuca arizonica WW96 G Poaceae Arizona fescue FEBRC* Festuca brachyphylla ssp. coloradensis WW96 G Poaceae alpine fescue, Colorado fescue FEID* Festuca idahoensis WW96 G Poaceae Idaho fescue FEKI2 Festuca kingii PLNT97 G Poaceae SEE Leucopoa kingii FEMI3* Festuca minutiflora WW96 G Poaceae smallflower fescue FEPR* Festuca pratensis WW96 S Poaceae meadow fescue FERU2* Festuca rubra WW96 G Poaceae red fescue FESA* Festuca saximontana WW96 G Poaceae Rocky Mountain fescue FETH* Festuca thurberi WW96 G Poaceae Thurber fescue FRAGA* Fragaria WW96 F Rosaceae strawberry FRVE* Fragaria vesca WW96 F Rosaceae European strawberry, woodland strawberry FRVEB2* Fragaria vesca ssp. bracteata WW96 F Rosaceae bracted strawberry, woodland strawberry FRVI* Fragaria virginiana WW96 F Rosaceae Virginia strawberry, blue elf strawberry FRVIG2* Fragaria virginiana ssp. glauca WW96 F Rosaceae Virginia strawberry, blue elf strawberry FRASE* Frasera WW96 F Gentianaceae monument-plant, elkweed FRSP* Frasera speciosa WW96 F Gentianaceae monument-plant, showy frasera GALIU* Galium WW96 F Rubiaceae bedstraw GABO2 Galium boreale PLNT97 F Rubiaceae SEE Galium septentrionale GABR6 Galium brevipes PLNT97 F Rubiaceae SEE Galium trifidum ssp. brevipes GASE6* Galium septentrionale WW96 F Rubiaceae northern bedstraw GATR2* Galium trifidum WW96 F Rubiaceae small bedstraw, threepetal bedstraw GATRB* Galium trifidum ssp. brevipes WW96 F Rubiaceae small bedstraw, limestone straw bedstraw GATR3* Galium triflorum WW96 F Rubiaceae fragrant bedstraw, sweet-scented bedstraw GAVE* Galium verum WW96 F Rubiaceae yellow bedstraw, Yellow Spring bedstraw GAAPU* Gastrolychnis apetala ssp. uralensis WW96 F Caryophyllaceae alpine campion, apetalous catchfly GADR3* Gastrolychnis drummondii WW96 F Caryophyllaceae alpine campion, Drummond campion GAKI* Gastrolychnis kingii WW96 F Caryophyllaceae alpine campion, King's campion GAULT* Gaultheria WW96 F Ericaceae creeping wintergreen, snowberry GAHU* Gaultheria humifusa WW96 F Ericaceae creeping wintergreen, alpine spicywintergreen GAURA* Gaura WW96 F Onagraceae gaura, beeblossom GACO5* Gaura coccinea WW96 F Onagraceae scarlet gaura, scarlet beeblossom GAYOP* Gayophytum WW96 F Onagraceae ground smoke, ground-smoke GADI2* Gayophytum diffusum WW96 F Onagraceae spreading ground-smoke GADIP* Gayophytum diffusum ssp. parviflorum WW96 F Onagraceae spreading ground-smoke GARA2* Gayophytum ramosissimum WW96 F Onagraceae hairstem ground-smoke, piñon ground-smoke GEAF Gentiana affinis PLNT97 F Gentianaceae SEE Pneumonanthe affinis GEAL2 Gentiana algida PLNT97 F Gentianaceae SEE Gentianodes algida GEFR Gentiana fremontii PLNT97 F Gentianaceae SEE Chondrophylla aquatica GEPA Gentiana parryi PLNT97 F Gentianaceae SEE Pneumonanthe parryi GEPR3 Gentiana prostrata PLNT97 F Gentianaceae SEE Chondrophylla prostrata GENTI2* Gentianella WW96 F Gentianaceae little gentian, dwarf-gentian GEAC2* Gentianella acuta WW96 F Gentianaceae little gentian, autumn dwarf-gentian GEAMH Gentianella amarella ssp. acuta PLNT97 F Gentianaceae SEE Gentianella acuta GEAMH Gentianella amarella ssp. heterosepala PLNT97 F Gentianaceae SEE Gentianella heterosepala GEHE4* Gentianella heterosepala WW96 F Gentianaceae little gentian, autumn dwarf-gentian GETE4 Gentianella tenella PLNT97 F Gentianaceae SEE Comastoma tenellum GENTI* Gentianodes WW96 F Gentianaceae Arctic gentian, Arctic-gentian GEAL6* Gentianodes algida WW96 F Gentianaceae alpine gentian, whitish gentian GENTI3* Gentianopsis WW96 F Gentianaceae fringed gentian GEBA2* Gentianopsis barbellata WW96 F Gentianaceae fringed gentian, perennial fringed-gentian GETH* Gentianopsis thermalis WW96 F Gentianaceae Rocky Mountain fringed-gentian, smaller fringed-gentian GERAN* Geranium WW96 F Geraniaceae geranium, crowfoot GEAT2 Geranium atropurpureum PLNT97 F Geraniaceae SEE Geranium caespitosum ssp. atropurpureum GECA3* Geranium caespitosum WW96 F Geraniaceae Fremont geranium, pineywoods geranium GECAA3* Geranium caespitosum ssp. atropurpureum WW96 F Geraniaceae purple geranium, western purple cranesbill GECAC3* Geranium caespitosum ssp. caespitosum WW96 F Geraniaceae pineywoods geranium GERI* Geranium richardsonii WW96 F Geraniaceae Richardson geranium, white geranium GEVI2* Geranium viscosissimum WW96 F Geraniaceae sticky geranium, sticky purple geranium

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  • Code Scientific Name Source G Family Common Name(s) or Synonym Reference GEVIN* Geranium viscosissimum ssp. nervosum WW96 F Geraniaceae sticky geranium, sticky purple geranium GEUM* Geum WW96 F Rosaceae avens GEMA4* Geum macrophyllum WW96 F Rosaceae large-leaved avens GEMAP* Geum macrophyllum ssp. perincisum WW96 F Rosaceae large-leaved avens GERI2* Geum rivale WW96 F Rosaceae purple avens, water avens GEROT Geum rossii var. turbinatum PLNT97 F Rosaceae SEE Acomastylis rossii ssp. turbinata GETR Geum triflorum PLNT97 F Rosaceae SEE Erythrocoma triflora GILIA* Gilia WW96 F Polemoniaceae gilia GIPI* Gilia calcarea W9706 F Polemoniaceae sticky gilia GIOP* Gilia ophthalmoides WW96 F Polemoniaceae eyed gilia GIPE* Gilia pentstemonoides WW96 F Polemoniaceae Black Canyon gilia GISI* Gilia sinuata WW96 F Polemoniaceae shy gilia, rosy gilia GLAUX* Glaux WW96 F Primulaceae sea-milkwort, milkwort GLMAO2 Glaux maritima ssp. obtusifolia PLNT97 F Primulaceae SEE Glaux maritima var. angustifolia GLMAA2* Glaux maritima var. angustifolia WW96 F Primulaceae sea-milkwort GLYCE* Glyceria WW96 G Poaceae mannagrass GLBO* Glyceria borealis WW96 G Poaceae northern mannagrass GLEL* Glyceria elata WW96 G Poaceae tall mannagrass GLGR* Glyceria grandis WW96 G Poaceae American mannagrass GLST* Glyceria striata WW96 G Poaceae fowl mannagrass GLYCY* Glycyrrhiza WW96 F Fabaceae wild liquorice, licorice GLLE3* Glycyrrhiza lepidota WW96 F Fabaceae wild licorice, American licorice GNAPH* Gnaphalium WW96 F Asteraceae cudweed GNUL* Gnaphalium uliginosum WW96 F Asteraceae low cudweed, marsh cudweed GRIND* Grindelia WW96 F Asteraceae gumweed GRSQ* Grindelia squarrosa WW96 F Asteraceae curly-cup gumweed, curly-top gumweed GRSQS* Grindelia squarrosa var. serrulata WW96 F Asteraceae curly-top gumweed, curly-cup gumweed GUTIE* Gutierrezia WW96 S Asteraceae snakeweed, fireweed GUSA2* Gutierrezia sarothrae WW96 S Asteraceae broom snakeweed, yerba-de-vibora HADI7 Habenaria dilatata Syn.-PL97 F Orchidaceae SEE Limnorchis dilatata HAVI7 Habenaria viridis Syn.-PL97 F Orchidaceae See Coeloglossum viride HACKE* Hackelia WW96 F Boraginaceae stickseed HAFL2* Hackelia floribunda WW96 F Boraginaceae many-flowered stickseed HACY2* Halerpestes cymbalaria WW96 F Ranunculaceae alkali crowfoot, alkali buttercup HESC9* Hecatonia scelerata WW96 F Ranunculaceae blister buttercup, celeryleaf buttercup HEDYS* Hedysarum WW96 F Fabaceae chainpod, sweet-vetch HEBO* Hedysarum boreale WW96 F Fabaceae chainpod, northern sweet-vetch HEOC* Hedysarum occidentale WW96 F Fabaceae chainpod, western sweet-vetch HELEN* Helenium WW96 F Asteraceae sneezeweed HEAU* Helenium autumnale WW96 F Asteraceae common sneezeweed HEAUM* Helenium autumnale var. montanum WW96 F Asteraceae common sneezeweed, mountain sneezeweed HEHO5 Helenium hoopesii Syn.-PL97 F Asteraceae SEE Dugaldia hoopesii HELIA* Helianthella WW96 F Asteraceae little sunflower, helianthella HEMI2* Helianthella microcephala WW96 F Asteraceae purple-disk helianthella, little-sunflower HEQU2* Helianthella quinquenervis WW96 F Asteraceae nodding helianthella, five-nerve helianthella HELIA3* Helianthus WW96 F Asteraceae sunflower HEAN3* Helianthus annuus WW96 F Asteraceae common sunflower HENU* Helianthus nuttallii WW96 F Asteraceae Nuttall's sunflower HEPE* Helianthus petiolaris WW96 F Asteraceae prairie sunflower HELIC* Helictotrichon WW96 G Poaceae alpine oat, helictotrichon HEMO3* Helictotrichon mortonianum WW96 G Poaceae alpine-oat, Morton's alpineoatgrass HELIO4* Heliomeris WW96 F Asteraceae showy goldeneye, heliomeris HEMU3* Heliomeris multiflora WW96 F Asteraceae showy goldeneye HEMUN* Heliomeris multiflora var. nevadensis WW96 F Asteraceae Nevada showy goldeneye HERAC* Heracleum WW96 F Apiaceae cow parsnip, cow-parsnip HEMA80 Heracleum maximum PLNT97 F Apiaceae SEE Heracleum sphondylium ssp. montanum HESP6* Heracleum sphondylium WW96 F Apiaceae cow-parsnip, elt-rot HESPM* Heracleum sphondylium ssp. montanum WW96 F Apiaceae common cow-parsnip HEKI Hesperochloa kingii Syn.-PL97 G Poaceae SEE Leocopoa kingii HESPE11* Hesperostipa WW96 G Poaceae needle-and-thread HECO26* Hesperostipa comata WW96 G Poaceae needle-and-thread HETER8* Heterotheca WW96 F Asteraceae golden aster, golden-aster HEVI4* Heterotheca villosa WW96 F Asteraceae hairy golden-aster HEUCH* Heuchera WW96 F Saxifragaceae alum-root HEPA11* Heuchera parvifolia WW96 F Saxifragaceae littleleaf alum-root HEPAN* Heuchera parvifolia var. nivalis WW96 F Saxifragaceae common alum-root, littleleaf alum-root HIAL2 Hieracium albiflorum PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Chlorocrepis albiflora HIFE Hieracium fendleri PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Chlorocrepis fendleri HIGR Hieracium gracile PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Chlorocrepis tristis ssp. gracilis HIERO* Hierochloe WW96 G Poaceae sweetgrass, vanillagrass HIHI* Hierochloe hirta WW96 G Poaceae northern sweetgrass HIHIA* Hierochloe hirta ssp. arctica WW96 G Poaceae northern sweetgrass HILAR* Hilaria WW96 G Poaceae galleta, hilaria HIJA* Hilaria jamesii WW96 G Poaceae galleta HIHYA* Hippochaete hyemalis ssp. affinis WW96 E Equisetaceae common scouring-rush, scouringrush horsetail

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  • Code Scientific Name Source G Family Common Name(s) or Synonym Reference HILA5* Hippochaete laevigata WW96 E Equisetaceae smooth scouring-rush, smooth horsetail HIVA* Hippochaete variegata WW96 E Equisetaceae northern scouring-rush, variegated scouring-rush HIPPU* Hippuris WW96 F Hippuridaceae mare's-tail, hippuris HIVU2* Hippuris vulgaris WW96 F Hippuridaceae common mare's-tail HIPLC* Hirculus platysepalus ssp. crandallii WW96 F Saxifragaceae stoloniferous saxifrage, Crandall's saxifrage HIPR5* Hirculus prorepens WW96 F Saxifragaceae yellow marsh saxifrage HISEC* Hirculus serpyllifolius ssp. chrysanthus WW96 F Saxifragaceae golden saxifrage, goldbloom saxifrage HOLOD* Holodiscus WW96 S Rosaceae ocean spray, ocean-spray HODI* Holodiscus discolor WW96 S Rosaceae ocean-spray, bush rock spiraea HODU Holodiscus dumosus PLNT97 S Rosaceae SEE Holodiscus discolor HOBR2 Hordeum brachyantherum PLNT97 G Poaceae SEE Critesion brachyantherum HOJU Hordeum jubatum PLNT97 G Poaceae SEE Critesion jubatum HOMUG Hordeum murinum ssp. glaucum PLNT97 G Poaceae SEE Critesion glaucum HOPU Hordeum pusillum PLNT97 G Poaceae SEE Critesion pusillum HUMUL* Humulus WW96 S Cannabaceae hops HULU* Humulus lupulus WW96 S Cannabaceae common hops HULUA* Humulus lupulus ssp. americanus WW96 S Cannabaceae common hops HUPER* Huperzia WW96 E Lycopodiaceae fir club-moss, huperzia HUHA* Huperzia haleakalae WW96 E Lycopodiaceae fir club-moss, Pacific club-moss HUPR Hutchinsia procumbens PLNT97 F Brassicaceae SEE Hymenolobus procumbens HYDRO4* Hydrophyllum WW96 F Hydrophyllaceae waterleaf HYCA4* Hydrophyllum capitatum WW96 F Hydrophyllaceae ballhead waterleaf HYFE* Hydrophyllum fendleri WW96 F Hydrophyllaceae Fendler waterleaf HYPR3* Hymenolobus procumbens WW96 F Brassicaceae prostrate hutchinsia HYMEN4* Hymenopappus WW96 F Asteraceae white-ragweed, hymenopappus HYFI* Hymenopappus filifolius WW96 F Asteraceae white-ragweed, fineleaf hymenopappus HYFIC* Hymenopappus filifolius var. cinereus WW96 F Asteraceae white-ragweed, fineleaf hymenopappus HYFIL2* Hymenopappus filifolius var. luteus WW96 F Asteraceae white-ragweed, fineleaf hymenopappus HYFIM* Hymenopappus filifolius var. megacephalus WW96 F Asteraceae white-ragweed, fineleaf hymenopappus HYFIP2* Hymenopappus filifolius var. parvulus WW96 F Asteraceae white-ragweed, fineleaf hymenopappus HYHE Hymenoxys helenioides PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Picradenia helenioides HYHO Hymenoxys hoopesii PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Dugaldia hoopesii HYRI Hymenoxys richardsonii PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Picradenia richardsonii HYRIF Hymenoxys richardsonii var. floribunda PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Picradenia richardsonii ssp. floribunda HYOSC* Hyoscyamus WW96 F Solanaceae henbane HYNI* Hyoscyamus niger WW96 F Solanaceae black henbane HYPER* Hypericum WW96 F Clusiaceae St.-John's-wort HYFO4* Hypericum formosum WW96 F Hypericaceae southwestern St.-Johns-wort HYMO3* Hypopitys monotropa WW96 F Monotropaceae pinesap, Indian-pipe ILIAM* Iliamna WW96 F Malvaceae wild hollyhock, iliamna ILRI* Iliamna rivularis WW96 F Malvaceae wild hollyhock, streambank globe-mallow IPOMO2* Ipomopsis WW96 F Polemoniaceae gilia IPAG* Ipomopsis aggregata WW96 F Polemoniaceae trumpet gilia, skyrocket gilia IPAGA3* Ipomopsis aggregata ssp. aggregata WW96 F Polemoniaceae trumpet gilia, skyrocket gilia IPAGA2* Ipomopsis aggregata ssp. attenuata WW96 F Polemoniaceae trumpet gilia, scarlet skyrocket IPAGF* Ipomopsis aggregata ssp. formosissima WW96 F Polemoniaceae trumpet gilia, scarlet skyrocket IPAGW* Ipomopsis aggregata ssp. weberi WW96 F Polemoniaceae scarlet gilia, Weber's gilia IRIS* Iris WW96 F Iridaceae iris, flag IRMI* Iris missouriensis WW96 F Iridaceae wild iris, Rocky Mountain iris ISOET* Isoetes WW96 E Isoetaceae quillwort ISBO* Isoetes bolanderi WW96 E Isoetaceae Bolander quillwort IVXA Iva xanthifolia PLNT97 F Asteraceae SEE Cyclachaena xanthifolia IVESI* Ivesia WW96 F Rosaceae ivesia IVGO* Ivesia gordonii WW96 F Rosaceae Gordon ivesia JAMES* Jamesia WW96 S Hydrangeaceae waxflower, jamesia JAAM* Jamesia americana WW96 S Hydrangeaceae waxflower, cliffbush JUNCU* Juncus WW96 G Juncaceae rush JUAL2* Juncus albescens WW96 G Juncaceae three-flowered rush, northern white rush JUAL4* Juncus alpino-articulatus WW96 G Juncaceae no


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