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New occurrence, just 5 miles from California.

Baja California, Mexico

Velvet Cactus, Islas Coronados, South Island

Hogan Shipwreck ~124ft depth

Yellow form. I think this should be a variety of inyoensis.

This is the largest Pholisma I have ever seen! Took my breath away

I went back to the spot today and all of the plants Look like they had been eaten. I wonder who eats them.

crossing highway Y heading north

Jeez I love this plant, it's so photogenic!

222 Road

Need to look up exact coordinates, but somewhere in this area.

On SDSU campus, at the bottom of a steep N-facing slope adjacent to P15. This seems natural, not planted

Limestone canyon

Cuthona longi Long's Aeolid nudibranch Anacapa Island, CA . Depth 30' / 10M. Water temp 52 degrees F / 11 degrees C.

One individual of Polycera alabe was located on a reef wall at a depth of approximately 25 feet. The lenght of this animal was 1 cm. The temperature was 53 degrees F.

Long corolla tube and short corolla lobes, relatively small calyx and calyx lobes

F. grayana

Striped adobe lily, Fritillaria striata. CNPS rank 1B.1

On gypsum soil.

Tom and Don hard at work counting leaves (pics 5 & 6)

Voucher specimen: T. Hammer et al. TH 20 (PERTH 08735220)

A Southeast Farallon endemic

~ UV reaction ~
2nd photo shows natural light.

Under Monterey cypress, taste mildly farinaceous. Little to no odor. From one of the locations listed in the original species description of P. deckeri.

Hogan Shipwreck ~124ft depth