Table 14—Rare plants of the basin assessmentarea as listed in Natural Heritage databases

Speciescode Scientific name

ALLAAS Allium aaseae

ALLANC Allium anceps

ALLCON Allium constrictum

ALLDIC Allium dictuon

ALLMAD Allium madidum

ALLROB Allium robinsonii

AMSCAR Amsinckia carinata

ANTARC Antennaria arcuata

ANTARO Antennaria aromatica

ARAFEC Arabis fecunda

ASTJES Aster jessicae

ASTMOL Aster mollis

ASTANS Astragalus anserinus

ASTAPP Astragalus applegatei

ASTCOL Astragalus columbianus

ASTHOW Astragalus howellii

ASTMUL Astragalus mulfordiae

ASTONI Astragalus oniciformis

ASTPAY Astragalus paysonii

ASTPEC Astragalus peckii

ASTSCA Astragalus scaphoides

ASTSIN Astragalus sinuatus

ASTSTE Astragalus sterilis

ASTTEG Astragalus tegetarioides

ASTTYG Astragalus tyghensis

ASTYOW Astragalus yoder-williamsii

BALROS Balsamorhiza rosea

BOTASC Botrychium ascendens

BOTCRE Botrychium crenulatum

BOTLUN Botrychium lunaria

BOTPAR Botrychium paradoxum

BOTPED Botrychium pedunculosum

BOTPUM Botrychium pumicola

CALNIT Calochortus nitidus

Table 14—Rare plants of the basin assessmentarea as listed in Natural Heritage databases(continued)

Speciescode Scientific name

CASCHL Castilleja chlorotica

CASCHR Castilleja christii

CASCRY Castilleja cryptantha

CASFRA Castilleja fraterna

CASRUB Castilleja rubida

CHACUS Chaenactis cusickii

COLMAZ Collomia mazama

COLREN Collomia renacta

CYMDAV Cymopterus davisii

CYMDOU Cymopterus douglassii

CYMNIV Cymopterus nivalis

CYPFAS Cypripedium fasciculatum

DELVIR Delphinium viridescens

DESTOR Descurainia torulosa

DOUIDA Douglasia idahoensis

DRATRI Draba trichocarpa

ERIBAS Erigeron basalticus

ERILAC Erigeron lackschewitzii

ERISAL Erigeron salmonensis

ERICHR Eriogonum chrysops

ERICRO Eriogonum crosbyae

ERICUS Eriogonum cusickii

ERIMEL Eriogonum meledonum

ERIPRO Eriogonum prociduum

GRAHET Gratiola heterosepala

GRIHOW Grindelia howellii

HACCRO Hackelia cronquistii

HACVEN Hackelia venusta

HAPINS Haplopappus insecticruris

HAPLIA Haplopappus liatriformis

HAPRAD Haplopappus radiatus

HOWAQU Howellia aquatilis

ILILON Iliamna longisepala

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Table 14—Rare plants of the basin assessmentarea as listed in Natural Heritage databases(continued)

Speciescode Scientific name

LEPDAV Lepidium davisii

LEPGLA Leptodactylon glabrum

LESHUM Lesquerella humilis

LESPAY Lesquerella paysonii

LOMERY Lomatium erythrocarpum

LOMGRE Lomatium greenmanii

LOMSUK Lomatium suksdorfii

LOMTUB Lomatium tuberosum

LUISER Luina serpentina

LUPCUS Lupinus cusickii

MECORE Meconella oregana

MENMOL Mentzelia mollis

MENPAC Mentzelia packardiae

MIMCLI Mimulus clivicola

MIMHYM Mimulus hymenophyllus

MIMJEP Mimulus jepsonii

MIMJUN Mimulus jungermannioides

MIMLAT Mimulus latidens

MIMPAT Mimulus patulus

MIMPUL Mimulus pulsiferae

MIMPYG Mimulus pygmaeus

MIMSUK Mimulus suksdorfii

MIMTRI Mimulus tricolor

MIRMAC Mirabilis macfarlanei

MUSLIN Musineon lineare

OENPSA Oenothera psammophila

ORYCON Oryzopsis contracta

ORYHEN Oryzopsis hendersonii

PAPPYG Papaver pygmaeum

PENBAR Penstemon barrettiae

PENCOM Penstemon compactus

PENGLA Penstemon glaucinus

PENIDA Penstemon idahoensis

Table 14—Rare plants of the basinassessment area as listed in Natural Heritagedatabases (continued)

Speciescode Scientific name

PENJAN Penstemon janishiae

PENLEM Penstemon lemhiensis

PENPEC Penstemon peckii

PERERY Perideridia erythrorhiza

PHAINC Phacelia inconspicua

PHALEN Phacelia lenta

PHAMIN Phacelia minutissima

PHLIDA Phlox idahonis

PLEORE Pleuropogon oregonus

POLPEC Polemonium pectinatum

POTCOT Potentilla cottamii

PRIALC Primula alcalina

RANREC Ranunculus reconditus

RORCOL Rorippa columbiae

RUBBAR Rubus bartonianus

RUBNIG Rubus nigerrimus

SENERT Senecio ertterae

SILSEE Silene seelyi

SILSPA Silene spaldingii

SISSAR Sisyrinchium sarmentosum

STEMAL Stephanomeria malheurensis

TAUHOO Tauschia hooveri

TEXSAJ Texosporium sancti-jacobi

THEEUC Thelypodium eucosmum

THEREP Thelypodium repandum

TRIDOU Trifolium douglasii

TRILEI Trifolium leibergii

TRIOWY Trifolium owyheense

TRITHO Trifolium thompsonii

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Table 15—Federally listed candidate category C1 or C2 vertebrates of the basin assessment areaa

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ACCGEN Accipiter gentilis Northern goshawk\aAGETRI Agelaius tricolor Tricolored blackbirdASCTRU Ascaphus truei Tailed frogATHCUN Athene cunicularia Burrowing owlBRAIDA Brachylagus idahoensis Pygmy rabbitBUFBOR Bufo boreas Western toadBUTREG Buteo regalis Ferruginous hawkCENURO Centrocercus urophasianus Sage grouseCHLNIG Chlidonias niger Black ternCLEMAR Clemmys marmorata Western pond turtle\bCONBOR Contopus borealis Olive-sided flycatcherCYGBUC Cygnus buccinator Trumpeter swanEMPTRA Empidonax traillii Willow flycatcher\aEUDMAC Euderma maculatum Spotted batGULGUL Gulo gulo Wolverine\bHISHIS Histrionicus histrionicus Harlequin duckIXOEXH Ixobrychus exilis hesperis Western least bitternLANLUD Lanius ludovicianus Loggerhead shrikeLYNLYN Lynx lynx Lynx\bMARPEN Martes pennanti Fisher\bMICPKI Microtus pennsylvanicus kincaidi Potholes meadow voleMYOCIL Myotis ciliolabrum Western small-footed myotis\aMYOEVO Myotis evotis Long-eared myotis\aMYOTHY Myotis thysanodes Fringed myotisMYOVOL Myotis volans Long-legged myotis\aMYOYUM Myotis yumanensis Yuma myotisOVICCA Ovis canadensis californiana California bighorn sheep\bPLECHI Plegadis chihi White-faced ibis\aPLELAR Plethodon larselli Larch mountain salamanderPLETOW Plecotus townsendii pallescens Pale western big-eared batRANAUR Rana aurora Red-legged frogRANCAS Rana cascadae Cascades frogRANLUT Rana luteiventris Spotted frogSCEGRA Sceloporus graciosus graciosus Sagebrush lizardSORPRE Sorex preblei Preble’s shrewSPEBRE Spermophilus brunneus Idaho ground squirrelSPEWAS Spermophilus washingtoni Washington ground squirrelTYMPHC Tympanuchus phasianellus columbianus Columbian sharp-tailed grouse

a See footnote 11 chapter 4 for recent changes in candidate species listings by USDI Fish and Wildlife Service. At the time ofthis analysis, only 28 species’ ranges were available. (Subsequently, all 39 species’ ranges were mapped and are available.)The remaining 11 species are marked as \a -scarce but ubiquitous or widespread in the basin assessment area or \b - notubiquitous but for which no range map was available for the entire basin assessment area.

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