Flora of June Wash Area, Anza-Borrego Desert State Park
Introduction This checklist for June Wash is made from the following surveys:
- surveys by Carla Hoegen and Fred Melgert on 30 November 2018 and 30 December 2018.
- a survey covering a unique ~3.0 miles up June Wash and its eastern tributary on 16 December 2018 by Tom Chester, Walt Fidler, Kate Harper, Carla Hoegen, Birgit Knorr, Fred Melgert, Don Rideout, and Joe Woods.
- surveys by Walt Fidler on 20 December 2018; 9, 10, and 19 January 2019; 8, 9, and 28 February 2019; and 6 March 2019.
- a survey covering a unique ~2.5 miles up the main June Wash above its junction with its eastern tributary on 24 December 2018 by Nancy Accola, Tom Chester, Walt Fidler, Kate Harper, Birgit Knorr, Jenny Moore, Don Rideout, Karyn Sauber, and Joe Woods.
- a survey covering an additional ~1.5 miles farther up the main June Wash than the 24 December 2018 survey, by Nancy Accola, Jim Adams, Tom Chester, Walt Fidler, Dan Gluesenkamp, Kate Harper, Birgit Knorr, Keir Morse, Jim Roberts, Enrique Villasenor, and Joe Woods.
- a survey covering an additional ~1 mile in the lower southeast part of the June Wash area on 9 March 2019 by Nancy Accola, Tom Chester, Don Rideout, and Joe Woods.
Pictures of most of the species seen in the 16 December 2018 survey are posted at iNaturalist:
- 54 observations of 50 taxa from Don Rideout;
- 58 observations of 37 taxa by Fred Melgert and Carla Hoegen;
- 27 observations of 19 taxa from Birgit Knorr; and
- 9 observations of 7 taxa from Kate Harper
Pictures from the 24 December 2018 survey are here:
Pictures from the 18 January 2019 survey are here:
- 55 observations of 52 taxa by Jim Roberts
- 58 observations of 37 taxa by Birgit Knorr
- 19 observations of 17 taxa from Kate Harper
Checklist for June Wash Area See:
- Notes on the Scientific Names Used At This Site and
- Information about the links from the Scientific Name and Common Name.
An asterisk before the common name indicates a non-native species.
The column with header Famil is the first five letters of the Family Name.
The column with label BW
links to the photo gallery page for each species at Fred Melgert and Carla Hoegen's BorregoWildflowers site.
The column with label #Pls gives the minimum number of plants found in the 16 December 2018 field survey, up to a maximum of 99 plants. If that column contains FC, it was observed by Fred and Carla without an abundance estimate. If that column contains V, there is a voucher of that species, and neither we nor Fred and Carla have seen that species in our surveys.
Note that for both columns, if more area was surveyed, or if the same area was resurveyed when more plants are blooming, the numbers would increase for most species not already at the maximum.
Version for printing, without lines and other text on this page: html (4 pages) or pdf Clickbook booklet (1 double-sided page). (See printing instructions for an explanation of these options)
Voucher data provided by the participants of the Consortium of California Herbaria (ucjeps.berkeley.edu/consortium/)
We thank Jenny Moore and Karyn Sauber for help with the 24 December 2018 survey, and Jim Adams, Dan Gluesenkamp, Keir Morse, Jim Roberts, and Enrique Villasenor for help with the 18 January 2019 survey. We thank Jim Roberts for his observation of ten Orobanche plants on 6 March 2019.
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Copyright © 2018-2019 by Walt Fidler, Tom Chester, Kate Harper, Birgit Knorr, Carla Hoegen, Fred Melgert, Nancy Accola, Don Rideout, and Joe Woods.
Permission is freely granted to reproduce any or all of this page as long as credit is given to us at this source:
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Comments and feedback: Tom Chester
Last update: 13 March 2019