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Show NAME OF PLANT************************ BOTANICAL COMMON UTE LOCATION TRIBE Nasturtium officinale True Watercress LEAVES Rorippa curvisiliqua " fellow cress SEEDS LEAVES StanI ey a pi nnata Desert prince's plume LEA VES. STEMS, SEEDS [ Cactus] Prickly Pear STEMS, FRUITS Prickly Pear STEMSBUDS CACTACEAE Opuntia Opuntia polyacantha CAR\ DPffiLLACEAE Silene menziessi Pink] Wild pink LEAVES CHENOPODIAGEAE [ Chenopod] Ch e n op od i u m f r e mon t i i Fr emont goosefoot IEWESSTOS OPERACEAE [ Sedge] Scirpus validus SoftstembulrushsimiROOTS t'su- saip EPHEDRAGEAE [ Ephedra] Ephedra sp. Mrmon Tea & Var. LEAVES' STEMS ERICACEAE [ Heath] Arctostaphylos uva- ursi Kinnikinnik/ Bearberry LEAVES Vaccinium occidentale Bogblueberry LEAVES LUJACEAE Allium acuminatum OROBANCHACEAE Orobanche sp. POLTONACEAE Rumex crispus [ Lily] Taper tip onion LEAVES [ Broomrape] Broomrape PLANT [ Buckwheat] Curly dock SEEDS, STEMS, LEAVES kiin- ka Locally common, widespread, submersed or emergent in water 4,800- 8,000 ft. OBL EW, OWBP Common Uintas, wet places 8- 11,000 ft Ccc and widespread, 4,600- 7,500 ft, seleniferous soils Dry areas UPL SGJ [ O. fragilis] Common, dry open rocky areas, 4,700- 7,00+ ft UPLSQJ Cccasional, widespread, mt bursh, aspen & fir communities also open rocky slopes 7- 10,400 ft. Infrequent, widespread, 5,200- 8,700 ft Rare plant, wet places 5,380- 7,120ft From 5,700- 8000ft, from dry sagebrush, juniper, greasewood com UPLSG Common in Uinta Ms, aspen, conifer woods 7- 10,000 ft. UPL CON, DQFR Wet meadows, streamsides, bogs, abundant in Uinta Ms 9- 11,500 ft. Flanks and lower slopes of Uintas, sagebrush, mt. brush and aspen communities, 7,200- 8,200 ft UPL CONASPJXyR, SGiJ Probably occasional, widespread, desertshrub, sagebrush, piny on- juniper communities upto 10,000ft { including californica, fasciculata, and ludoviciana.} European introd. occasional, widespread, roadsides, ditches, fencelines, margins of ponds, gardens, fields, floodplains, riparian communities 4,700- 7,500 ( 10,100) ft. FACW FRPS, WMI UTE UTAHS PAIUTE UTAHS. PAIUTE N. UTE& UTAHS PAIUTE UTAHS. PAIUTE NO GROUP UTAHS PAIUTE N. UTE NO GROUP NO GROUP NO GROUP N. UTE UTAHS PAIUTE N. UTE Page 3 June 5, 1995 JLowry |
