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Pleuropogon hooverianus (L. Benson) J. Howell | North Coast semaphore grass, North Coast semaphoregrass
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Pleuropogon hooverianus, a monocot, is a perennial herb (rhizomatous) that is native to California and is endemic (limited) to California alone.
It is included in the
CNPS Inventory of Rare and Endangered Plants
on list
1B.1
(rare, threatened, or endangered in CA and elsewhere).
7th Edition
/
8th Edition
It is listed by the State of California as Threatened .
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Communities: |
Mixed Evergreen Forest, North Coastal Coniferous Forest, Freshwater Wetlands, wetland-riparian |
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Habitat: |
meadows, vernal-pools [CNPS Inventory] |
| Wetlands: | Usually occurs in wetlands, but occasionally found in non wetlands [U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service.] |
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Family: |
POACEAE
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| Related: | See a list of other species in the genus Pleuropogon found in California.
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Other Names:
(according to)
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Pleuropogon refractus var. hooverianus
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| CNPS + PLANTS: |
Lophochlaena refracta var. hooverianus
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