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6 INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGY REPORT 2 Table 3. Continued. Scientific name Common name Status Source Response Argyroxiphium kauense Ka'u silvers word E USFWS 1993e Threatened by fire Aristida stricta 0 Hardin and Occurs in a fire adapted community White 1992 A. tuberculosa 0 Bowles et al. Fire or disturbance that mimics fire 1990 results in increased survival rate Pavlovic 1994 Asimina tetramera Four-petal pawpaw E Johnson 1989 May require fire to maintain suitable habitat Johnson 1994 Fire maintains suitable habitat KralI993 May require fire to maintain open habitat Astragalus atratus var, Milkvetch C2 Popovich 1994 Stout caudex and deep taproot may inseptus allow plants to survive fire A. oniciformis Milkvetch 0 Popovich 1994 Low mortality due to fire because of deep taproot and stout caudex A. schmolliae Schmoll milkvetch C2 Collier 1994 Astrophytum asterias Star cactus E USFWS 1993h Fire suppression may be detrimental Baptisia arachnifera Hairy rattleweed E Kral1983 Observed in recently burned habitat USFWS 1984d Large perennial rootstock suggests plants may tolerate frre; fire may also reduce competition and promote seedling establishment Betula uber Virginia roundleaf birch E Kral1983 Not damaged by a prescribed burn Bidens cuneata Cuneate bidens E USFWS 1984c Threatened by fife (S = B. molokaiensis) B, wiebkei Ko'oko'olau E USFWS 1992c Threatened by fife Bonamia grandiflora Florida bonamia T Gordon 1992a Occurs in fife adapted community Hartnett and Stem density and seed production Richardson increased following fife 1989 Kral1983 May require fire to maintain open habitat USFWS 1990e May require fire to maintain long-teon viability of habitat Brickellia mosieri (S = B. C2 Gordon 1992b Occurs in fife adapted community eupatorioides var, jloridana) Brighamia insignis E USFWS 1994c Threatened by frre Buxus vahlii Vahl's boxwood E USFWS 1985f Threatened by frre Calamintha ashei C2 Johnson 1994 Killed by fire but recovers from seed Menges and McAnlis 1994 Calamovilfa cunissii Sand grass C2 Johnson 1994 Johnson 1993a Fire may maintain favorable habitat Johnson and Fire may increase flowering Blyth 1988 Calochortus umpquaensis Umpqua mariposa lily Cl Kagan 1992 Fire suppression may be detrimental Castanea pumila Ozark Chinquapin C2 Campbell et al, Occurs in community that experiences var. ozarkensis 1991 frequent fires Caulanthus amplexicaulis Santa Barbara jeweltlower Cl Danielson 1993 May be fire tolerant var, barbarae C. californicus California jewelflower E USFWS 1991d Threatened by alteration of its natural (S = Stanfordia fire regime californica) Ceanothus ferrisiae Coyote ceanothus E Freas 1993 No differences in geonination between heat treated, scarified, and control seeds C. ophiochilus Vail Lake ceanothus C2 Shaffer 1993 Seeds require heat or scarification for geonination; adapted to summer and fall fifes