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8 INFoRMATION AND TECHNOLOGY REPORT 2 Table 3. Continued. Scientific name Common name Status Source Response Corypantha sneedii var. leei Lee pincushion cactus E USFWS 1986d Effects of fire not yet determined (S = Escobaria sneedii var. leel) Cupressus abramsiana Santa Cruz cypress E USFWS 1987a Natural fire frequency estimated at 50-100 years Cyanea superba E USFWS 1991b Threatened by stochastic extinction due to fire Daleafoliosa Leafy prairie clover E Campbell 1994 Results from controlled burn not available USFWS 1991c Fire used to maintain habitat Deeringothamnus Beautiful pawpaw E Hardin and Occurs in fire adapted community pulchellus White 1992 Kral 1983 May benefit from prescribed bums D, rugelii Ruger s pawpaw E Hardin and Occurs in tire adapted community White 1992 Kral 1983 Fire stimulates rigorous flowering from storage roots and may reduce competition Delphinium variegatum ssp. San Clemente Island E USFWS 1984g May be adapted to donnant season fires kinkiense larkspur D, variegatum ssp, Thome's royal larkspur Cl USFWS 1984g Other species in this genus respond thomei well to fire Dicerandra christmanii Garrett's mint E Johnson 1994 Killed by fire but recovers from seed D. comutissima Longspurred mint E Johnson 1994 Killed by fire but recovers from seed Kral1983 May require fire to maintain open habitat USFWS 1987b May benefit from occasional tires D, frutescens Scrub mint E Johnson 1994 Killed by fire but recovers from seed Kral1983 May require fire or other disturbance to maintain open habitat Menges 1992 Spring fire killed individual plants. Seedling recruitment followed fire, Fire probably beneficial Pavlovic 1994 USFWS 1987b May benefit from occasional fires D, immaculata Lakela's mint E Johnson 1994 Killed by fire but recovers from seed Kral1983 May require fire or other disturbance to maintain open habitat USFWS 1987b May benefit from occasional tires Diellia falcata E USFWS 1991a Threatened by fire Dionaea (genus) 0 Folkerts 1977 Species in this genus are generally recognized as fire dependent Dubautia herbstobatae Na'ena'e E USFWS 1991a Threatened by fire Dudleya traskiae Santa Barbara Island E USFWS 1985g Fire may be used to reduce spread of liveforever competing exotic plants Echinacea laevigata Smooth coneflower E Kral1983 Probably tolerates fire by resprouting from conn E, tennesseensis Tennessee purple coneflower E Campbell 1994 Results following controlled bums are not yet available Kral1983 Probably tolerates fire by resprouting from strong rhizomes USFWS 1982 Deep taproots may allow plants to survive low temperature bums of short duration, Fire may also reduce competing species from strong rhizomes