Wyoming Rare Plant Field Guide
US Forest Service Rare Plant List
Rare Plants of Black Hills National Forest (USFS R-2)
| Scientific Names | Ranger Districts | ||
| Common Names | Bl | EM | |
| Adenocaulon bicolor | S | S | |
| American Trailplant | |||
| Botrychium campestre | S | ||
| Prairie Moonwort | |||
| Carex alopecoidea | S | ||
| Foxtail Sedge | |||
| Equisetum scirpoides | S | ||
| Dwarf Scouring Rush | |||
| Lycopodium complanatum | S | ||
| Trailing Clubmoss | |||
| Lycopodium dendroideum | S | ||
| Treelike Clubmoss | |||
| Muhlenbergia glomerata | S | S | |
| Marsh Muhly | |||
| Scirpus cyperinus | S | S | |
| Cottongrass Bulrush [S. atrocinctus] | |||
Code:
Bl = Bearlodge; EM = Elk Mountain S = Sensitive and present on District; S? = Sensitive and may occur on District; X = present on District, but not listed as sensitive; X'? = may be present on District, but not listed as sensitive.Note: The following Region 2 Sensitive plants are known from the South Dakota portion of Black Hills National Forest, but have not been documented from the Wyoming side: Adiantum capillus-veneris, Arnica lonchophylla, Carex intumescens, Carex pedunculata, Corallorhiza odontorhiza, Epipactis gigantea, Eriogonum visheri, Platanthera orbiculata, Salix serissima. Sanguinaria canadensis and Viola selkirkii. For information on these species, consult Fertig 1993.
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