California Native Plant Society Riparian & Wetland Plant Identification Workshop
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1 California Native Plant Society Riparian & Wetland Plant Identification Workshop Instructors: David L. Magney with assistance from David Torfeh
2 Introductions Josie Crawford CNPS Education Program Director Training Coordinator David L. Magney Botanist Consultant David Magney Environmental Consulting CNPS Chapter Council Chairman David Torfeh Ventura County Transportation Department CNPS Channel Islands Chapter hike leader May 2013 CNPS Riparian Plant ID Workshop 2
3 Workshop Overview Topics Ethics of the Botanist Taxonomy Nomenclature Phylogeny (how are they related?) Terminology (botanical) Dominant and Common Plants (ID) Keying Documentation Test (keying and sight ID) Site identification of plants (~25) Plant identification using keys (5) May 2013 CNPS Riparian Plant ID Workshop 3
4 Ethics of Botanist Professional conduct Expected to know resource (including plants) Expected to use current methods Expected to stay current on science Expected to report findings completely Expected to use sound reasoning in developing conclusions Expected to document findings Expected to know everything (yeah, right) May 2013 CNPS Riparian Plant ID Workshop 4
5 Nomenclature Taxonomy Scientific/Botanical Names Latin, sometimes in Greek Binomials - Genus, species, Author(s) Fraxinus dipetala Hooker & Arnott Trinomials Acer macrophyllum Pursh var. macrophyllum Ribes amarum var. hoffmannii Munz Phylogeny Class, Order, Family, Tribe Super and Sub categories for each, sometimes Cladistics May 2013 CNPS Riparian Plant ID Workshop 5
6 Botanical Terminology Descriptive Glossary of terms Latin, sometimes in Greek Botanical Names Binomials, trinomials Genus Species Subspecies or Variety Cultivars Hybrids (X) May 2013 CNPS Riparian Plant ID Workshop 6
7 Vegetation Classification Systems Cowardin et al. (U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service) Wetlands and Deepwater Habitats of the United States Wetland systems and subsystems Used by USFWS and Corps for wetlands International/National Vegetation Classification System California Sawyer, Keeler-Wolf, & Evens (Manual of California Vegetation 2 nd Edition) for CNPS Adopted by California Department of Fish and Game, Ventura County Planning Division, NatureServe (formerly TNC) May 2013 CNPS Riparian Plant ID Workshop 7
8 Vegetation/Plant Communities Three basic riparian wetland habitat types: Ruderal riparian-herbaceous Scrub Forest/Woodland Five basic upland habitat types (not covered here): Herbaceous (Grasslands/Herblands) Shrublands Scrub Chaparral Woodlands and Forests Dunes May 2013 CNPS Riparian Plant ID Workshop 8
9 Vegetation/Plant Communities Alder-Cottonwood-Willow Alnus rhombifolia-populus fremontii Alliance Willow Woodlands/Scrubs Salix lasiolepis Alliance Cottonwood-Willow Populus fremontii-salix lasiolepis Alliance Cottonwood-Sycamore Populus trichocarpa-platanus racemosa Alliance Sycamore-Coast Live Oak Platanus racemosa-quercus agrifolia Alliance Coast Live Oak Riparian Quercus agrifolia [Woodland] Alliance May 2013 CNPS Riparian Plant ID Workshop 9
10 Vegetation/Plant Communities Mulefat Scrub Baccharis salicifolia Alliance Scalebroom Scrub Lepidospartum squamatum Alliance Freshwater Marsh Typha domingensis Alliance Floating Aquatic Azolla filiculoides Alliance Lemna miniscula Alliance May 2013 CNPS Riparian Plant ID Workshop 10
11 Dominant/Characteristic Plants Acer macrophyllum var. macrophyllum Acer negundo var. californicum Alnus rhombifolia Amorpha californica var. californica Artemisia douglasiana Artemisia dracunculus Atriplex lentiformis vars. Avena barbata * Azolla filiculoides Baccharis pilularis ssp. consanguinea Baccharis salicifolia Brickellia californica Carex senta Chenopodium murale * Clematis ligusticifolia Cornus glabrata Cornus sericea Cyperus eragrostis Datisca glomerata Eriodictyon crassifolium vars. Eucalyptus camaldulensis * Ficus carica * Fraxinus latifolia Fraxinus velutina Heteromeles arbutifolia Juglans californica Juncus balticus & mexicanus Koelreuteria paniculata* Lepidospartum squamatum Lonicera subspicata var. denudata May 2013 CNPS Riparian Plant ID Workshop 11
12 Dominant/Characteristic Plants Malacothamnus fasciculatus Nicotiana glauca * Peritome [Isomeris] arborea Phoenix canariensis * Platanus racemosa var. racemosa Pluchea sericea Polygala cornuta var. fishiae Populus trichocarpa Populus fremontii var. fremontii Prunus emarginata Rhamnus tomentella Rhus trilobata vars. Quercus agrifolia ssp. agrifolia Quercus chrysolepis Quercus lobata Ricinus communis * Rosa californica Rubus discolor * Rubus ursinus Salix exigua Salix gooddingii Salix laevigata Salix lasiolepis Salix lucida ssp. lasiandra Sambucus mexicana Solanum douglasii Spartium junceum * Tamarix ramosissima * Toxicodendron diversilobum Umbellularia californica Washingtonia robusta * May 2013 CNPS Riparian Plant ID Workshop 12
13 Keying Keying is a method to identify a plant Tiered Paired couplets Focusing on key diagnostic features of the plants in question Usually requires sexual parts of plants Uses Latin terms to describe the plant parts Use glossary of terms, and illustrations of them Often requires magnification 10X hand lens Binocular dissecting microscope May 2013 CNPS Riparian Plant ID Workshop 13
14 Documentation Field notes (keep a field notebook to record them): Site location (coordinates) Aspect Soil & Geology Date Associated Species Voucher Notebook Collection Number Date Collected Collectors Botanical Name May 2013 CNPS Riparian Plant ID Workshop 14
15 Documentation (continued) Voucher Specimen Labels Contains botanical name, location (general and specific), site conditions, associated species, collection number, collector(s) name, substrate, aspect, purpose Press specimen Deposit specimen Specimens should be deposited into a local public herbarium May 2013 CNPS Riparian Plant ID Workshop 15
16 Floras Resources Jepson Manual (statewide 1993, 2012) Munz & Keck (statewide 1959, 1973) Munz (southern California 1975) Magney (Ventura County 2013?) Smith (Santa Barbara Region 1998) Mason (Flora of the Marshes of CA 1957) Corps (Common Wetland Plants of Central CA) USDA (Western Wetland Flora 1997) West Coast (Illustrated Flora of the Pacific States) May 2013 CNPS Riparian Plant ID Workshop 16
17 Resources Web Ventura County Flora - Consortium of Calif. Herbaria - Jepson Manual eflora - Calflora - Flora of North America - USDA - CNPS Channel Islands Chapter - Institutions Herbaria (UCSB, SBBG, RSA, UCLA, MAGN, etc.) CNPS ( May 2013 CNPS Riparian Plant ID Workshop 17
18 Questions & Answers Test Conclusion Site identification of plants (~25) Plant identification using keys (5) Certificate of Completion If you receive a passing score on test (70%) If you attended the entire workshop Record of Attendance given to all regardless May 2013 CNPS Riparian Plant ID Workshop 18
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