Streptanthus anomalus D.L.Smith, A.Arthur, & R.E.Preston is a newly described species growing on serpentine soils in the vicinity of Mount Burdell in Marin County, CA. Floral morphology and other characters indicate that this taxon is most closely related to the S. glandulosus complex, but the bracted inflorescence is unlike that found in any other member of that complex. This very rare serpentine endemic, restricted to two known populations, merits recognition as a species of conservation concern.
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5 June 2019
A NEW JEWELFLOWER (STREPTANTHUS, BRASSICACEAE) FROM MARIN COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, USA
Robert E. Preston,
Aaron Arthur,
Doreen Smith,
Aaron Schusteff
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Madroño
Vol. 66 • No. 1
January-March 2019
Vol. 66 • No. 1
January-March 2019
California
Endemism
floristics
rare species
serpentine
taxonomy