Lupinus sparsiflorus Benth.

• Region

  North America

• Country

  United States of America

• State/Province

  California

• County/Municipio

  Riverside Co.

• Locality

  Peninsular Rangers, San Jacinto Mountains/Colorado Desert: E side of mouth of Chino Canyon, at upper edge of bajada and lower rocky slope of mountians, along road to Palm Springs Tram Station.

• Coordinates

  33.8474, -116.574

• Distribution

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BOTANICAL
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Herbarium of Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
Plants of Riverside Co., California, USA
Fabaceae
Lupinus sparsiflorus Benth.
Peninsular Ranges, San Jacinto Mountains / Colorado Desert: East side of mouth j
of Chino Canyon, at upper edge of bajada and lower rocky sine of mountains,
along road to Palm Springs Tram Station. 33° 50'50.6"N, 116° 34'27.9"WArea
burned in 2001, formerly dominated by scrub of Encelia farinosa, Hyptis emoryi,
Larrea tridentata, Viguiera parishii, Acacia greggii, and Bebbia juncea;
currently with rich array of annuals and perennial herbs including Camissonia
califomica, Phacelia distans, Calyptridium monandrum, Emmenanthe
penduliflora, Dichelostemma pulchellum, Gilia spp., Pectocarya recurvata,
Cryptantha barbigera, Perityle emoryi, Amsinckia tessellata, Delphinium parishii, !
Lotus strigosus, and Rafinesquia neomexicana.
Annual, flowers blue.
Steve Boyd 10469	17 Apr 2003 I
w/ Amber Maurice, Pesach Lubinsky, Leland Lubinsky
Entered into RSA Database (2263RSA)
02601860