|
(Continued)
<br />• SHRUBS (Continued)
<br />Sorbus scopulina Greene; (Rosaceae), Greenes mountain-ash, (V)
<br />Swida sericea (L.) Holub; (Cornaceae), redosier dogwood, (V)
<br />Symphoricarpos oreophilus A. Gray; (Caprifoliaceae), mountain snowberry, (V)
<br />GRASS AND GRASS-LIKE PLANTS
<br />ARropyron sp.; (Gramineae), wheatgrass (V)
<br />ARropyron smithii Rydb.; (Gramineae), bluestem wheatgrass, (N)(V)
<br />ARropyron trachycaulum (Link)Richt; (Gramineae), slender wheatgrass, (N)(V)
<br />Bromus inermis Leyss; (Gramineae), smooth brome, (I)3~(V)
<br />Bromus japonicus Thunb.; (Gramineae), Japanese brome, (I)(V)
<br />Bromus marginatus Nees; (Gramineae), big mountain brome, (N)(V)
<br />Bromus tectorum L.; (Gramineae), cheatgrass brome, (I)(V)
<br />Carex aquatilis Idalilenb.; (Cyperaceae), water sedge, (\) (V)
<br />Carex biRelowii Torr.; (Cyperaceae), beautiful sedge, (N) (V)
<br />Carex geyeri Boott; (Cyperaceae), elk sedge, (\)(V)
<br />• Carex stimula[a Mack; (Cyperaceae), cliff sedge, (N) (V)
<br />Dactylis glomerata L.; (Gramineae), orchard grass, (I) (V)
<br />Eleocharis macrostachya Britt. (Cyperaceae), common spikerush, (N)(V)
<br />E1 mus cinereus Scribn. & Dferr.; (Gramineae), great basin wild rye, (N)(V)
<br />Juncus balticus ldilld.; (Juncaceae), rush, (N) (V)
<br />Oryzopsis hymenoides (R. 6 S.) Ricker; (Gramineae), Indian ricegrass, (N)(V)
<br />Poa pratensis L.; (Gramineae), Kentucky bluegrass, (I)(V)
<br />Poa secunda Presl.; (Gramineae), c,-dberg bluegrass, (N)(V)
<br />Sitanion hystrix; J.G. Smith; (Gramineae), squirreltail, (N)(V)
<br />Stipa Columbiana Mocoun; (Gramineae), subalpine needlegrass, (N)(V)
<br />Stipa comata Trin. 6 Rupr.; (Gramineae), needle-and-thread, (N)(V)
<br />FORBS
<br />Achillea lanulosa Nutt.; (Compositae), western yarrow, (N)(V)
<br />ARastache ur[icifolia Kuntze; (Labiatae), nettleleaf'giant-hyssop, (N)(V)
<br />~oseris lauca (Pursh) Raf.; (Compositae), pale agoseris, (N)(V)
<br />• Allium textile Nels. b Macbr.; (Liliaceae), textile onion, (N)(V)
<br />Androsace septentrionalis L.; (Primulaceae), rock-jasmine, (N)(V)
<br />
|