# vim: ts=30 noet sidescrolloff=20 textwidth=0 # # Title: Plants of the Sierra Nevada # # Colors Some Locations Other Notes # W white a alpine * common # P pink d desert-side ? unsure # R red f foothills - didn't see # Y yellow l low altitude ! exciting # B blue t Tuolumne Valley # V violet y Yosemite Valley # X other E El Cap gully # . . M Matterhorn Peak # . . W Watkins Peak # # Codes width: 75 # Notes width: 400 # ############################################################################### Amaryllidaceae Allium campanulatum Onion, Sierra V ? less dense, 2-3 leaves dried up before flowering Amaryllidaceae Allium validum Onion, swamp V * dense, long sharp leaves Amaryllidaceae Triteleia laxa Wally Basket B Apiaceae Angelica breweri Angelica, Brewer's W f tall, linear branching leaflets Apiaceae Heracleum lanatum Parsnip, cow W * Apiaceae Ligustium grayi Lovage, Gray's W * Apiaceae Lomatium canbyi Lomatium, Canby's W * low, lacy Apiaceae Lomatium dissectum Lomatium, fern leaf Y/R d big, well-branched, lin leaflets Apiaceae Osmorhiza chilensis Sweet Cicely, mountain G Apiaceae Perideridia bolanderi Yampah, Bolander's W * dry areas, 5 leaflets Apiaceae Perideridia parishii Yampah, Parish's W * moist areas, 3 leaflets Apiaceae Pteryxia terebinthia Pteryxia, terebinth Y wavy seed Apiaceae Sphenosciadium capitellum Ranger's Buttons W * ball-shaped flower Apocynaceae Apocynum androsaemifolium Dogbane, spreading P f * Aristolochiaceae Asarum hartwegii Ginger, Hartweg's X l ? petals have long pointed lobes Aristolochiaceae Asarum lemmonii Ginger, Lemmon's X l ? petals do not have long pointed lobes Asclepiadaceae Asclepias cordifolia Milkweed, purple R y * Asteraceae Anthemideae Achillea millefolium Yarrow, common W * Asteraceae Anthemideae Chaenactis douglasii Dusty Maiden W * Asteraceae Astereae Aster alpigenus Aster, alpine P * leaf: long, narrow, basal, no hair Asteraceae Astereae Aster ledophyllus Aster, Cascades P leaf: sessile, lance, few near base, no hair Asteraceae Astereae Erigeron foliosus Daisy, leafy P * leaf: small, lin, hairy, up stem Asteraceae Astereae Erigeron peregrinus Daisy, wandering P * leaf: smooth, lance, no pet, up stem Asteraceae Astereae Erigeron pygmaeus Daisy, dwarf alpine P * leaf: narrow, oblong, basal, grey hair Asteraceae Astereae Grindelia Gumplant Y d Asteraceae Astereae Haplopappus apargioides Alpine Flames Y * aster-like Asteraceae Astereae Heterotheca villosa Aster, hairy golden Y leaf: oblong, grey hair, up stem; R stem Asteraceae Astereae Solidago californica Goldenrod, California Y flower: short dense cottony spike Asteraceae Astereae Solidago multiradiata Goldenrod, alpine Y * leaf: spatula, hairy pet + stem Asteraceae Astereae Xylorhiza tortifolia Aster, desert P * leaf: small, spiky, lance, up stem Asteraceae Cichoreae Agoseris retrorsa Agoseris, spear leaf Y ? Asteraceae Cichoreae Hieracium albiflorum Hawkweed, white W * Asteraceae Cichoreae Hieracium horridum Hawkweed, shaggy Y * Asteraceae Cichoreae Lactuca muralis Lettuce, wall W l Asteraceae Cichoreae Stephanomeria virgata Wreath Plant, twiggy W/P Asteraceae Cynareae Cirsium andersonii Thistle, Anderson's P ? leaf: v divided, 2 below flower, smooth stem Asteraceae Cynareae Cirsium coulterii Thistle, Coulter's P ? leaf: not divided, smooth stem Asteraceae Cynareae Cirsium scariosum Thistle, elk Y very low plant, no stem to speak of Asteraceae Cynareae Cirsium vulgare Thistle, bull P * leaf: v spiny, leaves extend down stem Asteraceae Helenieae Adenocaulon bicolor Trail Plant W fl * Asteraceae Helenieae Helenium bigelovii Sneezeweed, Bigelow's Y leaf: NOT toothed Asteraceae Helenieae Hulsea algida Hulsea, alpine Y a * Asteraceae Helenieae Palafoxia arida Spanish Needles W/P Asteraceae Heliantheae Wyethia mollis Mule Ears, mountain Y * Asteraceae Inuleae Anaphalis margaritacea Everlasting, pearly W * (Y center) Asteraceae Inuleae Antennaria alpina Everlasting, alpine W * Asteraceae Madiinae Madia elegans wheeleri Madia, common Y wheeleri: solid Y Asteraceae Senecioneae Arnica cordifolia Arnica, heart leaf Y leaf: toothy heart, 2-3 pairs; pointed rays Asteraceae Senecioneae Arnica mollis Arnica, soft Y * leaf: long, narrow, oblong, 2-4 pairs, clasping Asteraceae Senecioneae Arnica nevadensis Arnica, Sierra Y leaf: toothy spatula/oblong, ? pairs Asteraceae Senecioneae Raillardella argentea Raillardella, silky Y a * leaf: basal, silky Asteraceae Senecioneae Raillardella scaposa Raillardella, greef leaf Y a * leaf: basal, thin, green Asteraceae Senecioneae Senecio canus Butterweed, wooly Y leaf: W wooly, oval, long pet, basal Asteraceae Senecioneae Senecio fremontii Butterweed, Fremont's Y d * leaf: spiked spatula; bushy, rock slides Asteraceae Senecioneae Senecio paucifloris Butterweed, stream bank Y ? leaf: heart, most basal; moist meadows Asteraceae Senecioneae Senecio triangularis Butterweed, arrowhead Y * leaf: tooth arrow; erect, mtn streams Boraginaceae Pectocarya setosa Pectocarya, bristly W y ? Brassicaceae Arabis divaricarpa Rock Cress, spreading P * seed: mostly up Brassicaceae Arabis drummondii Rock Cress, Drummond's P - seed: up, crowded Brassicaceae Arabis holboellii Rock Cress, Holboell's P ? seed: down, flower up Brassicaceae Arabis lemmonii Rock Cress, Lemmon's P seed: straight 90 degrees Brassicaceae Arabis platysperma Rock Cress, pioneer P * seed: broad, up Brassicaceae Arabis rectissima Rock Cress, Recter's P seed: down, flower down Brassicaceae Arabis repanda Rock Cress, Yosemite P * seed: curve up Brassicaceae Arabis sparsiflora Rock Cress, sicklepod P - seed: curve 90 degrees down Brassicaceae Barbarea orthocerus Wintercress, American Y * Brassicaceae Cardamine breweri Bittercress, Brewer's W * Brassicaceae Dentaria californica Milk Maids W fl Brassicaceae Descurainia pinnata Tansy Mustard, western Y ? seed: 2 rows Brassicaceae Descurainia richardsonii Tansy Mustard, mountain Y a seed: 1 row Brassicaceae Draba breweri Draba, Brewer's W a ? seed: twisted; leaf: smooth Brassicaceae Draba lemmonii Draba, Lemmon's Y a seed: twisted; leaf: hairy Brassicaceae Draba oligosperma Draba, comb W/Y a ? seed: round; leaf: comb-hair Brassicaceae Erysimum capitatum Wallflower, Douglas's Y * seed: not constrict, square Brassicaceae Erysimum occidentale Wallflower, western Y ? seed: not constrict, flat Brassicaceae Erysimum perenne Wallflower, Sierra Y * seed: constricted, flat Brassicaceae Lepidium densiflorum Miner's Pepper Y ly Brassicaceae Lesquerella occidentalis Lesquerella, western Y Brassicaceae Sisymbrium altissimum Mustard, tumbling Y l Brassicaceae Streptanthus tortuosus Jewell Flower, mountain R/V * perfoliate Campanulaceae Campanula prenanthoides Bluebell, California B f * leaf: no petiole; petal: narrow Campanulaceae Campanula scouleri Bluebell, Scouler's B f ? leaf: petiole, broader; petal: broader Caryophyllaceae Arenaria kingii Sandwort, King's W petal: longer than sepal, dark line Caryophyllaceae Arenaria nuttallii Sandwort, Nuttall's W a * petal: shorter than sharp sepal Caryophyllaceae Arenaria obtusiloba Sandwort, alpine W - petal: same length, oval with point, 3 lines Caryophyllaceae Arenaria rubella Sandwort, ruby W - petal: same length, oval without point, 3 lines Caryophyllaceae Silene bridgesii Catchfly, Bridges's W petal: one fork, cut in middle Caryophyllaceae Silene lemmonii Catchfly, Lemmon's W petal: nodding, very lacy Caryophyllaceae Silene menziesii Catchfly, Menzies's W - petal: two spreading forks Caryophyllaceae Silene montana Catchfly, mountain W petal: two 2-tipped forks Caryophyllaceae Silene sargentii Catchfly, Sargent's W * petal: shallow split, forks 2-tipped, inner tip longer Caryophyllaceae Stellaria jamesiana Starwort, sticky W - flower: triangle, bilobed, sticky Caryophyllaceae Stellaria longipes Starwort, long stalked W leaf: opp., sharp, narrow, lance; long pedicel Crassulaceae Sedum lanceolatum Sedum, lance leaf Y leaf: lance, round, basal Crassulaceae Sedum obtusatum Sedum, Sierra Y/R * leaf: spatula, basal Crassulaceae Sedum rosea King's Crown R * leaf: linearish, on stem Crassulaceae Sedum spathulifolium Sedum, Pacific Y l leaf: spatula, pointy, basal Crassulaceae Sedum steopetalum Sedum, narrow leaf Y - leaf: linear, keeled, on stem Crassulaceae Tillaea erecta Stonecrop, pygmy W/R Ericaceae Pterospora andromedea Pine Drops R * Ericaceae Pyrola asarifolia Wintergreen, bog R * dark leathery leaf Ericaceae Pyrola picta Wintergreen, white veined W * dark leaf with white lines Ericaceae Pyrola secunda Wintergreen, one sided W flowers all on one side Ericaceae Sarcodes sanguinea Snow Plant R ! Fabaceae Lotus argophyllus Lotus, silver leaf Y mat, umbell of 3-8 flowers, no stem Fabaceae Lotus oblongifolius Lotus, Torrey's Y broad banner, bracts, many leaflets Fabaceae Lupinus breweri Lupine, Brewer's B leaf: small, prostrate; flower: W vert stripe, low Fabaceae Lupinus confertas Lupine, Kellogg's B ? leaf: hairy; flower: cone, Y spot, tall Fabaceae Lupinus grayi Lupine, Sierra B ? leaf: med, silvery; flower: Y spot, tall Fabaceae Lupinus latifolius Lupine, broad leaf B leaf: large, round; flower: white center, tall Fabaceae Lupinus lepidus Lupine, elegant B leaf: small, fuzzy; flower: W vert stripe, tall Fabaceae Lupinus polyphyllus Lupine, blue pod B ? leaf: many, large; flower: W stripe, broad, tall Fabaceae Trifolium variegatum Clover, white topped W flower: white and violet, spiky calyx Gentianaceae Gentianeae Frasera puberulenta Monument Plant, Inyo X - 4-12 in, 2 leaves at each branch, frosty Gentianaceae Gentianeae Frasera speciosa Monument Plant X l HUGE, 4 leaves at each branch (aka Swertia radiata??) Gentianaceae Gentianeae Gentiana calycosa Gentian, explorer's B petals: forks between, smooth tips Gentianaceae Gentianeae Gentiana newberryi Gentian, Newberry's W a * petals: tufts between Gentianaceae Gentianeae Gentianopsis holopetala Gentian, tufted B a * petals: ragged tips, dark ribs Gentianaceae Gentianeae Gentianopsis simplex Gentian, hiker's B - petals: maltese cross Hydrophyllaceae Phacelia hastata Phacelia, silver leaf P * leaf: lance, silver hair Hydrophyllaceae Phacelia heterophylla Phacelia, vari-leaf W * leaf: 2 side leaflets, hairy Hydrophyllaceae Phacelia hydrophylloides Phacelia, ball head B leaf: wonky, hairy Lamiaceae Agastache urticifolia Mint, nettle leaf horse R * Lamiaceae Mentha spicata Mint, spear W y Lamiaceae Monardella odoratissima Mint, coyote V * Lamiaceae Pycnanthemum californicum Mint, Sierra W ? Lamiaceae Stachys albens Hedge Nettle, white stem R * Liliaceae Calochortus leichtlinii Mariposa Tulip, Leichtlin's W Liliaceae Clintonia uniflora Queen's Cup W ?! (flower missing) Liliaceae Disporum hookeri Fairybell, Hooker's W * Liliaceae Lilium humboldtii Lily, Humboldt's tiger O * Liliaceae Lilium kelleyanum Lily, Kelley's tiger O ? Liliaceae Lilium parvum Lily, Sierra tiger O ? Liliaceae Smilacina stellata Solomon's Seal, star W * Liliaceae Veratrum californicum Lily, California corn W a * Malvaceae Malvoideae Sidalcea glaucescens Sidalcea, waxy P white veins in petal Malvaceae Malvoideae Sidalcea malvaeflora Checker Bloom P fuzzy leaf Onagraceae Clarkia williamsonii Clarkia, Williamson's V ly flower: lt purple with dark violet spot Onagraceae Epilobium angustifolium Fireweed, red V * large, obvious, common Onagraceae Epilobium canum Fuchsia, California R * large intense red, opp leaf, fuzzy, dry places Onagraceae Epilobium glaberrimum Fireweed, smooth stem R ? large intense red, opp leaf, smooth, wet places Onagraceae Epilobium glandulosum Fireweed, sticky P ? tiny flower, bulb at base of stem, moist places Onagraceae Epilobium minutum Fireweed, threadstem R tiny, well-branched, sharp sepals, dry places Onagraceae Epilobium obcordatum Fireweed, rock V * large flower, in mats on talus slopes Onagraceae Epilobium paniculatum Fireweed, parched R ? large intense red, alt leaf, dry places Onagraceae Epilobium watsonii Fireweed, Watson's P tiny flower, no bulb at base of stem, moist places Onagraceae Gayophytum nuttallii Gayophytum, Nuttall's W * Onagraceae Oenothera hookeri Evening Primrose, Hooker's Y ld Orchidaceae Goodyera oblongifolia Rattlesnake Plantain W y Orchidaceae Habenaria dilatata leucostachys Orchid, Sierra crane W a ! Orchidaceae Listera convallarioides Twayblade, broad leaf G t ! (at a spring along trail) Orchidaceae Spiranthes romanzoffiana Hooded Ladies Tresses W a Orobanchaceae Orobanche grayana Broomrape, Gray's X ! Parnassiaceae Parnassia palustris Grass of Parnassus, smooth W * petals: round, no fringe; leaf: delta/spatula Polemoniaceae Gilia capillaris Gilia, miniature B linanthus-like, short light-blue flower Polemoniaceae Gilia capitata Gilia, blue headed B onion-like dense head of flowers Polemoniaceae Ipomopsis aggregata Scarlet Bugler R * Polemoniaceae Linanthus bakeri Linanthus, Baker's W * flower: tiny Y tube, past sepals Polemoniaceae Linanthus bicolor Baby Stars, true R flower: tiny long thread tube, Y collar Polemoniaceae Linanthus ciliatus Linanthus, whisker brush R flower: tiny pink with R dot, Y + W throat Polemoniaceae Linanthus liniflorus Linanthus, flax flowered W flower: tiny, no Y, shorter tube Polemoniaceae Linanthus nuttallii Linanthus, Nuttall's W * flower: med Y tube Polemoniaceae Phlox caespitosa Phlox, carpet R ? mat, square petals Polemoniaceae Phlox diffusa Phlox, spreading R mat, pointy petals Polemoniaceae Phlox hoodii Phlox, Hood's W * low, spiny, square petals Polemoniaceae Polemonium eximium Polemonium, sky pilot B a * very tiny fine leaflets Polemoniaceae Polemonium pulcherrimum Polemonium, showy B aM larger more distinct leaflets Polygonaceae Eriogonum caespitosum Eriogonum, cushion Y/R - leaf: mat, tiny, spatula Polygonaceae Eriogonum incanum Eriogonum, frosty Y/R * leaf: mat, long pet Polygonaceae Eriogonum inflatum Desert Trumpet Y/R d leaf: wonky, rounded; stem: inflated Polygonaceae Eriogonum lobbii Eriogonum, Lobb's Y/R aW leaf: large, oval, prostrate stem Polygonaceae Eriogonum marifolium Eriogonum, marum leaf Y/R * leaf: small, egg-shape; flowers in crook of banches Polygonaceae Eriogonum nudum Eriogonum, naked W/P/Y * leaf: oval, sm, long pet, basal Polygonaceae Eriogonum ovalifolium Eriogonum, oval leaf W/P/Y * leaf: mat, tiny, egg-shaped Polygonaceae Eriogonum pyrolaefolium Eriogonum, pyrola leaf W/P/Y - leaf: large, spatulate, basal Polygonaceae Eriogonum spergulinum Eriogonum, spurry W ? leaf: tiny, thin, lin, well-branched Polygonaceae Eriogonum umbellatum Eriogonum, sulphur Y/R * leaf: spatula, long pet, on stem Polygonaceae Oxyria digyna Sorrel, mountain R a * leaf: kidney Polygonaceae Rumex acetosella Sorrel, sheep R leaf: arrowhead Portulacaceae Calyptridium umbellatum Pussy Paws P * Portulacaceae Claytonia nevadensis Spring Beauty, Sierra P Portulacaceae Lewisia pygmaea Lewisia, dwarf P a Primulaceae Dodecatheon Shooting Star R a * few/no flowers left to identify species by Primulaceae Primula suffrutescnes Primrose, Sierra R a * Ranunculaceae Aconitum columbianum Monk's Hood V Ranunculaceae Actaea rubra Baneberry, western W Ranunculaceae Aquilegia formosa Columbine, crimson R Ranunculaceae Aquilegia pubescens Columbine, Coville's W/Y Ranunculaceae Delphinium glaucum Larkspur, tower V huge, sharp sepals, not bilobed, smooth Ranunculaceae Delphinium polycladon Larkspur, mountain marsh V rounded sepals, bilobed petals, hairy Ranunculaceae Ranunculus escholtzii Buttercup, Eschscholtz's Y a ! Ranunculaceae Thalictrum fendleri Meadow Rue, Fendler's Y ? only one sex on a plant Ranunculaceae Thalictrum sparsiflorum Meadow Rue, few flowered Y both sexes on same plant Rosaceae Fragaria virginiana Strawberry, Virginia W Rosaceae Horkelia fusca Horkelia, dusky W Rosaceae Ivesia gordonii Ivesia, Gordon's Y a leaf: green; flower: 5 stamens, head, narrow petals Rosaceae Ivesia lycopodioides Ivesia, club moss Y a leaf: green; flower: 5 stamens, head, round petals Rosaceae Ivesia muirii Ivesia, Muir's W/Y a ? leaf: silver, short; alpine; flower: head Rosaceae Ivesia pygmaea Ivesia, dwarf Y a - leaf: green; flower: 10 stamens, cyme, oval petals Rosaceae Ivesia santolinoides Ivesia, mousetail W a * leaf: grey, longer; 5-10K feet; flower: panicle Rosaceae Potentilla breweri Cinquefoil, Brewer's Y a * leaf: frilly, grey, alpine Rosaceae Potentilla drummondii Cinquefoil, Drummond's Y * leaf: 5-9 leaflets, all opp Rosaceae Potentilla flabellifolia Cinquefoil, fan leaf Y a leaf: 3 leaflets, green, mat Rosaceae Potentilla glandulosa Cinquefoil, sticky Y leaf: 5-9 leaflets, not all opp Rosaceae Potentilla gracilis Cinquefoil, five finger Y * leaf: 5 leaflets, palmate Rosaceae Rosa woodsii Rose, Woods's P f Rosaceae Rubus parviflora Thimbleberry W f Rubiaceae Galium aparine Bedstraw X l * Saxifragaceae Boykinia major Boykinia, mountain W Saxifragaceae Heucheria rubescens Jack of the Rocks W * Saxifragaceae Peltiphyllum peltatum Umbrella Plant W f * (aka. Darmera peltatum??) Saxifragaceae Saxifrage aprica Saxifrage, Sierra W - leaf: med. spatula, tiny teeth Saxifragaceae Saxifrage bryophora Saxifrage, bud W a leaf: med. linear Saxifragaceae Saxifrage mertensiana Saxifrage, Merten's W - leaf: lrg. roundish, teeth Saxifragaceae Saxifrage oregana Saxifrage, Oregon W - leaf: lrg. oblong Saxifragaceae Saxifrage punctata Saxifrage, brook W leaf: kidney-fan, teeth Saxifragaceae Saxifrage tolmiei Saxifrage, Tolmie's W a leaf: tiny, smooth, rnd, fleshy Scrophulariaceae Castilleja lemmonii Paintbrush, Lemmon's V * magenta Scrophulariaceae Castilleja martinii Paintbrush, Martin's R leaf: lin, wavy, grey; bract: R+G; calyx: R+Y+G+brown Scrophulariaceae Castilleja miniata Paintbrush, giant red R leaf: lin; bract; 3-lobed Scrophulariaceae Castilleja priunosa Paintbrush, frosty R - leaf: lin, wavy, frosty; bract: R+Y+G; calyx: hidden Scrophulariaceae Castilleja stenanthea Threadtorch, California R leaf: lin; bract: lin Scrophulariaceae Collinsia tinctoria Chinese Houses, sticky W Scrophulariaceae Mimulus cardinalis Monkey Flower, scarlet R E flower: red Scrophulariaceae Mimulus guttatus Monkey Flower, spotted Y * flower: dotted, short ped; leaf: smooth, teeth Scrophulariaceae Mimulus leptaleus Monkey Flower, Sierra W * flower: square parts, top pink, bot white Scrophulariaceae Mimulus lewisii Monkey Flower, Lewis's P * flower: pink, Y throat, dark stripes Scrophulariaceae Mimulus primuloides Monkey Flower, primrose Y * flower: no dots, v long ped; leaf: basal, hairy Scrophulariaceae Mimulus tilingii Monkey Flower, mountain Y * flower: no dots, long ped; leaf: hidden Scrophulariaceae Mimulus torreyi Monkey Flower, Torrey's R t flower: red, 2 Y ridges, some pink/white Scrophulariaceae Orthocarpus purpurascens Owl Clover, red R Scrophulariaceae Pedicularis attoleus Elephant Head, baby R a * Scrophulariaceae Pedicularis groenlandica Elephant Head, bull R a Scrophulariaceae Pedicularis semibarbata Lousewort, dwarf Y * Scrophulariaceae Penstemon bridgesii Penstemon, Bridge's R * flower: upper lip protrudes a lot Scrophulariaceae Penstemon davidsonii Penstemon, Davidson's V a * flower: large, flattened, beard; leaf: tiny mat Scrophulariaceae Penstemon heterophyllus Penstemon, foothill V ? flower: W in throat, big, flattened Scrophulariaceae Penstemon newberryi Penstemon, mountain pride R * flower: W bearded throat, Y anthers Scrophulariaceae Penstemon procerus Penstemon, pincushion V * flower: W throat, curves down Scrophulariaceae Penstemon rydbergii Penstemon, meadow V * flower: W throat, curves up Scrophulariaceae Penstemon speciosus Penstemon, showy V ? flower: W in throat, potbellied, broader lvs Scrophulariaceae Verbascum thapsus Mulein, wooly Y * Scrophulariaceae Veronica alpina Brooklime, alpine B flower: tiny; leaf: oval Scrophulariaceae Veronica americana Brooklime, American B flower: large; leaf: lance Valerianaceae Valeriana ? Valerian, ? V T ? (like V. sitchensis, but not...) Violaceae Viola adunca Violet, western long spurred W/B flower: top reflexed, bot purple veins, W in throat Violaceae Viola canadensis Violet, Canada W ? (flower missing) Violaceae Viola lobata Violet, pine Y l * leaf: several fingers Violaceae Viola sheltonii Violet, Shelton's Y ? leaf: three parts, each with fingers __END__ Ericaceae Arctostaphylos ? Manzanita, ? S * Fagaceae Chrysolepis sempervirens Chinquapin, bush S * Pinaceae Pinus monticola Pine, western white T * Pinaceae Pinus lambertiana Pine, sugar T Pinaceae Pinus ponderosa Pine, ponderosa T Pinaceae Pinus jeffreyi Pine, Jeffrey T * Pinaceae Pinus contorta Pine, lodge pole T * Pinaceae Pinus monophylla Pinyon, single leaf T Pinaceae Abies magnifica Fir, red T * Pinaceae Abies concolor Fir, white T Pinaceae Pseudotsuga menziesii Fir, Douglas T * Taxodiaceae Sequoiadendron giganteum Sequoia, giant T f ! Pinaceae Tsuga mertensiana Hemlock, mountain T Cupressaceae Calocedrus decurrens Cedar, incense T d Cupressaceae Juniperus occidentalis Juniper, western T d Cupressaceae ? Juniper, sierra T Rhamnaceae Ceanothus cordulatus Whitethorn S * Rosaceae Cercocarpus ? Mountain Mahogany, ? S *