EcoFlora Checklist: Sage-Grouse Preferred Forbs, NV

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Home > Teaching Checklists - Western Regions > Sage-Grouse Preferred Forbs, NV Sage-Grouse Preferred Forbs, NV Name Game Flash Card Quiz Authors: Sebastian Tsocanos Citation: Sage-Grouse Habitat Assessment Framework: A Multiscale Assessment Tool, Technical Reference 6710-1, June 2015, by the Bureau of Land Management and the Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies more detail Locality: Nevada Abstract: This is a list of those forbs listed in the Sage-Grouse Habitat Assessment Framework which are considered to be "preferred" by sage-grouse, and which are found in Nevada. This list does not include other forbs listed in the publication which are classified into categories such as "invasive" or "other." less detail Options Search: Taxon Filter Search common names Common Names Synonyms Search Synonyms Taxonomic Filter: Display Synonyms Common Names Display as images Notes & Vouchers Taxon Authors Show Taxa Alphabetically Families: 22 Genera: 67 Species: 8 Total Taxa: 67 Page 1 of 1: 1 Image source: all images linked voucher images only Chenopodium sp. goosefoot [AMARANTHACEAE] Allium sp. onion [AMARYLLIDACEAE] Cymopterus sp. springparsley [APIACEAE] Lomatium sp. desertparsley Perideridia sp. yampah Brodiaea sp. [ASPARAGACEAE] Camassia sp. camas Smilacina racemosa Feathery False Solomon's-Seal Agoseris sp. agoseris [ASTERACEAE] Artemisia sp. sagebrush Aster chilensis Balsamorhiza sp. balsamroot Chaenactis sp. pincushion Crepis sp. hawksbeard Erigeron sp. fleabane Helianthella sp. helianthella Iva sp. iva Lactuca serriola Prickly Lettuce Lygodesmia sp. skeletonplant Malacothrix sp. desertdandelion Microseris sp. Solidago sp. goldenrod Sonchus sp. sowthistle Stephanomeria sp. wirelettuce Taraxacum sp. dandelion Townsendia sp. Townsend daisy Tragopogon sp. goatsbeard Hydrophyllum sp. waterleaf [BORAGINACEAE] Lithospermum sp. stoneseed Mertensia sp. bluebells Phacelia sp. phacelia Arabis sp. rockcress [BRASSICACEAE] Erysimum sp. wallflower Plectritis sp. seablush [CAPRIFOLIACEAE] Arenaria sp. sandwort [CARYOPHYLLACEAE] Sedum sp. stonecrop [CRASSULACEAE] Astragalus sp. milkvetch [FABACEAE] Dalea sp. prairie clover Hedysarum sp. sweetvetch Lathyrus sp. pea Lotus sp. trefoil Medicago sp. alfalfa Melilotus officinalis Yellow Sweet-Clover Trifolium sp. clover Vicia sp. vetch Erodium cicutarium Red-Stem Stork's-Bill [GERANIACEAE] Geranium sp. geranium Calochortus sp. mariposa lily [LILIACEAE] Fritillaria sp. fritillary Mentzelia sp. blazingstar [LOASACEAE] Sphaeralcea sp. globemallow [MALVACEAE] Collinsia sp. blue eyed Mary [PLANTAGINACEAE] Penstemon sp. beardtongue Plantago sp. plantain Collomia sp. trumpet [POLEMONIACEAE] Eriastrum sparsiflorum Great Basin Woolstar Gilia aggregata Scarlet Skyrocket Leptodactylon pungens Granite Desert-Trumpets Linanthus sp. linanthus Microsteris sp. Eriogonum sp. buckwheat [POLYGONACEAE] Polygonum sp. knotweed Androsace sp. rockjasmine [PRIMULACEAE] Geum sp. avens [ROSACEAE] Sanguisorba sp. burnet Comandra sp. bastard toadflax [SANTALACEAE] Lithophragma sp. woodland-star [SAXIFRAGACEAE]
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