Final report coastal energy impact program contract number 79-16 : biological inventory of the coastal zone in Lucas, Wood, Ottawa, Sandusky, Erie Lake, and Ashtabula Counties to determine locations of significant plant species, plant communities and natural areas which are threatened due to new or expanding energy facilities or activities

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U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE NOAA
FINAL REPORT COASI AL SERVICES CENTER
COASTAL ENERGY IMPACT PROMraMSOUTH HOBSON AVENUE
ChARLESTON, SC 29405-2413
Contract Number 79-16

Biological Inventory of the Coastal Zone in Lucas,
Wood, Ottawa, Sandusky, Erie, Lake, and Ashtabula
Counties to Determine Locations of Significant
Plant Species, Plant Communities and Natural Areas
which are Threatened Due to New or Expanding Energy
Facilities or Activities

Submitted to:

Ohio Department of Energy
Coastal Energy Impact Program
30 East Broad Street, 34th Floor
Columbus, Ohio 43215

By:

Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Division of Natural Areas and Preserves
Fountain Square, Building F
Columbus, Ohio 43224

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PROJECT STAFF

Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Division of Natural Areas and Preserves

Dennis M. Anderson - Research Coordinator
Robert J. Bartolotta - Field Botanist
Anne R. Bearss - Data Processing
David 1M. Brandenburg - Field Botanist
Allison W. Cusick - Field Botanist Coordinator
Anne R. Filbert- Data Processing
Erin K. Flavin - Data Collection
Laura N. Hood - Field Botanist
Patricia D. Jones - Data Systems Supervisor
Susan E. Laverty - Secretary
John H. Marshall - Field Research
Robert M. McCance, Jr. - Project Administrator
Sandra L. McCoy - Data Processing
Patricia A. Semans - Data Processing

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Division of Natural Areas and

Preserves, wishes to thank the staff of the Ohio Department of Energy for the

assistance they provided in the implementation of this project. In addition,

this project would not have been possible without the support and cooperation

of the Ohio Coastal Zone Management Section. Special thanks are due to the

many landowners who granted permission for Division staff to survey their

property.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page Number

I NTRODUCTI ON I

DATA COLLECTION SYSTEM 3

SURVEY RESULTS 5

FEDERALLY LISTED SPECIES 8

SITE-SPECIFIC SURVEYS 10

MANAGEMENT CONSI DERATIONS 13

PROTECTION STRATEGY 14

SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS 16

APPENDICES 17

A. Letter from J. Bird

B. List of Rare Plants of Ohio

C. Ohio Endangered Plant Law

D. Data Services Brochure and Application Form

This document was funded in part through the
Coastal Zone Management Act of 1972, as amend-
ed (Coastal Energy Impact Program), provided
by the U. S. Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, through
the Ohio Department of Energy.

I NTRODUCTI ON

The Coastal Energy Impact Program (CEIP), created by a 1976 amendment to

Section 308 of the U.S. Coastal Zone Management Act of 1972, is a federally

funded program designed to assist coastal states and units of local government

in mitigation of on-shore effects of new or expanding coastal energy activity.

The Ohio Department of Energy has responsibility for development, implementa-

tion, and administration of Section 308 CEIP within the State of Ohio.

On July 1, 1979, the Ohio CEIP provided a Planning Grant of $22,294 in

federal funds to the Division of Natural Areas and Preserves (DNAP). Planning

grants are awarded on an 80% federal/20% non-federal funding basis. These

grants may be used to defray costs of study and planning for economic, environ-

mental, or social impacts occurring or likely to occur in the coastal zone as

a result of the siting, construction, expansion, or operation of new (since

July 26, 1976) or expanded energy facilities.

Planning Grant Contract Number 79-16 funded a biological inventory of the

coastal zone in Lucas, Wood, Ottawa, Sandusky, Erie, Lake and Ashtabula counties

to determine locations of significant plant species, plant communities and nat-

ural areas which are threatened due to new or expanding energy facilities or

activities. The DNAP will use this information to develop programs and strate-

gies for the protection of the most significant natural features so identified.

Information gathered through this project also is available to concerned enti-

ties through the Division's~ natural heritage data services program. This

additional data may now be used for environmental assessment and to determine

locations for energy activities and facilities which will minimize adverse

impacts to these significant environmental resources.

As originally proposed, the field survey portion of this project would

have been initiated on June 18, 1979. Although spring and early summer plant

species would be missed, this was the earliest possible date on which the CEIP

staff felt that formal project approval could be given. Due to difficulties

encountered in acquiring formal state and federal approval, DNAP was not

authorized to initiate the project until August 6, 1979. Thus this project

is a two rather than three season survey of the Lake Erie coastal zone. Addi-

tional research in the spring is necessary to complete an inventory of the

rare plants and significant plant communities of the coastal zone.

The project consisted of three parts. First, existing information was

collected and evaluated. This information included herbarium specimens and

records, existing heritage program data, and pertinent written reports. In

the second part of the project, heritage program staff, assisted by three

temporary employees, conducted field surveys in all the coastal zone counties

excluding Cuyahoga and Lorain, which were not included in the study because

of funding limitations. In the third part of the project, this data was pro-

cessed and evaluated by employees of the DNAP central office. Regular ONAP

staff coordinated the project, evaluated the resulting data, and prepared the

final report.

This final report is intended to provide information concerning the inven-

tory methodology, data availability and general protection strategy. This

report does not provide details about rare plant occurrences, relative quality

or location of the most significant plant communities or natural areas,

or Division strategy for future preservation efforts of specific sites. Accu-

rate, detailed information can be provided to legitimate data- users through the

Natural Heritage Program, data services. This system will provide the user

with the most current information available.

DATA COLLECTION SYSTEM

Data on endangered species and significant natural plant commnunities in

the Lake Erie coastal zone were obtained from all major available sources to

the level of detail allowed by funding and time limitations of the contract.

Data sources included herbarium specimens, literature records, knowledgeable

individuals, and original field work. These data were organized by the data

processing systems of the Natural Heritage Program within the Ohio Department

of Natural Resources, Division of Natural Areas and Preserves.

Most of the preexisting endangered species data pertaining to the Lake

Erie coastal zone had been obtained by the Natural Heritage Program prior to

work on the CEIP contract. These data were refined, updated and reorganized

to assist field survey efforts on the project and to make the data more useful

to the Division. Attempts then were made to validate these records in the

field.

Most of the new or improved data obtained by the Division of Natural Areas

and Preserves was a result of the efforts of the field botanists. Mr. David

Brandenburq worked full time on the western basin (Lucas to Erie counties)

from the approved starting date of the project until August 24. Mr. Robert

Bartolotta, workinq part-time on the project from the startinq date until Octo-

ber 19, concentrated his efforts on Ashtabul a County, with some work in Lake

County. Ms. Laura Hood, working full-time on the project from the starting

date until October 19, concentrated her efforts on Lake County in August, and

on the western basin in September and October. These people were assisted

by Mr. Allison Cusick, field botanist coordinator, and by Mr. John Marshall

of the Natural Heritage Program staff.

Confronted with the formidable task of surveying as much of the coastal

zone as possible, the field botanists concentrated on areas where previous

records, literature and personal leads, probable habitats, and intuition

directed then. Their primary goal was the location of endangered plant species,

with possibly significant plant community stands being recorded when encount-

ered. Specimens of State proposed endangered, threatened, and potentially

threatened species were obtained when populations were large enough to warrant

collection. Specimens were deposited primarily at the herbarium of The Ohio

State University, with duplicates, when collected, usually being deposited

at Kent State University and/or tliami University. Sight records (versus col-

lection records) were made for very small populations and for populations of

species already represented by adequate collections in given areas.

All endangered species occurrence data were organized by the Natural Heri-

tage Program data processing system. Each record was checked for completeness

and accuracy of information, and then mapped and entered into computer stor-

age. Such storage will allow easy access to, alteration of, and addition to

the data contained on the Lake Erie coastal zone.

SURVEY RESULTS

The Lake Erie coastal zone contains numerous locations of state endangered

and threatened plants, as well as many significant plant communities and nat-

ural areas. Previous data collection efforts in the coastal zone have been

extensive when compared to efforts in other parts of the state, yet there are

a number of areas which have not been adequately surveyed. This project pro-

vided an opportunity for the Division of Natural Areas and Preserves to verify

older data and to improve upon vague or inaccurate information.

Many previously known locations of rare plants were surveyed and verified

as a result of this project. Older records were updated, improved and recon-

firmed. New locations for rare plants were discovered and better population

data was obtained on known sites. It is not possible to give exact statistics

on the number of new rare plant occurrences identified as a result of this

project because it is not always possible to determine whether an old vague

record is being updated and improved, or whether a previously unreported occur-

rence has been discovered.

Research efforts in the coastal zone as a result of the CEIP contract

resulted in 161 new and/or improved records of rare plant occurrences being

added to the Natural Heritage Program data base, which now contains approxi-

mately 4,600 rare plant occurrences. An estimated 40% of these new records

could be considered as previously undocumented occurrences because they do

not occur in close proximity to documented occurrences.

A list of the rare plants of Ohio is attached as Appendix B of this report.

Of the 565 species listed as endangered, threatened, or potentially threatened,

an estimated 210 occur or could potentially occur in the Lake Erie coastal

zone. It is not possible at this time to provide an authoritative list of

the rare plants of the coastal zone. With additional field survey work in

the spring and further data analysis, it should be possible to develop such

a list in early 1981.

Many of the rare plants of the coastal zone will be proposed for official

state endangered and threatened status in 1980. This list of rare species

can be used as a tool for conducting environmental assessments and reviewing

environmental impact statements for proposed projects in the coastal zone.

TABLE 1. SPECIAL PLANT OCCURRENCES BY COUNTY
Total occurrences
County from CEIP research Species Total

Ashtabul a 52 23

Lake 27 11

Cuya hoga 3 3

Lora in 2 2

Erie 25 11

Sandusky 0 0

Ottawa 49 20

Wood 0 0

Lucas 3 3

The 161 records from the CEIP research represent data on 39 plant species.

Ashtabula County had the highest number of new plant occurrences (52) and the

most species (23). No new information was collected from Sandusky or Wood

counties. The field botanist made brief stops in Lorain and Cuyahoga counties

while travelling between the eastern and western counties. These surveys

provided five plant occurrences.

Thirteen of the 39 plant species are represented by only one new occur-

rence. Ten plants are represented by two occurrences. One plant, Cakile

edentula var. lacustris, was represented by 33 occurrences. Upon further

study, it may be removed from the potentially threatened list because of the

new data provided by the CEIP project. Three of the 39 species will be pro-

posed for state endangered status and 18 will be proposed for threatened

status. The 18 remaining species are currently listed as potentially threat-

e ned.

It is important to note that these data only represent the new and/or

improved records of plant occurrences. The Natural Heritage Program has a

great deal of information from the coastal zone which should be taken into

consideration when planning for energy facilities or other types of develop-

ment in the Lake Erie coastal zone.

FEDERALLY LISTED SPECIES

Ohio is known to have or have had 20 plant species listed by the U.S.

Fish and Wildlife Service in the Federal Register as official, proposed or

petitioned endangered or threatened species. Although some of these species

have been "delisted" as a result of their having been listed in a proposed

status past the maximum allowable 2-year period, this in itself does not

decrease their biological status as possible national endangered or threaten-

ed species. Such species may be reproposed as Federal endangered or threat-

ened species in due time.

The 20 Ohio species are:

Aconitum noveboracense - Threatened
Asplenium ebenoides - Petitioned threatened
Asplenium kentuckiense - Petitioned threatened
Calamagrostis insperata - Petitioned endangered
Cypripedium candidum - Petitioned threatened
Yuhlenbergia curtisetosa - Petitioned threatened
Panax quinquefolius - Petitioned endangered or threatened
Plantago cordata - Delisted
Platanthera flava - Petitioned threatened
Platanthera leucophaea - Petitioned threatened
Platanthera peramoena - Petitioned threatened
Poa paludigena - Petitioned threatened
Polemonium reptans var. villosum - Petitioned threatened
Polygonum pensylvanicum var. eglandulosum - Delisted
Potamogeton hillii - Petitioned threatened
Rhus trilobata var. arenaria - Petitioned threatened
Sullivantia sullivantii - Petitioned threatened
Synandra hispidula - Petitioned threatened
Trollus laxus - Petitioned endangered
Veratrum woodii - Petitioned endangered

Additionally, Apios priceana, Oxypolis canbyi and Solidago shortii were

all erroneously listed for Ohio in the Federal Register.

In addition to the species listed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

as possibly endangered or threatened on a national level, the Ohio Department

of Natural Resources is developing a list of plant species known to be endan-

gered or threatened in the state. This list is attached as Appendix B, and

the Ohio endangered plant law is attached as Appendix C.

At least two of the federally listed species presently occur in the

coastal zone. Polygonum pensylvanicum var. eglandulosum (pinkweed) occurs

as an endemic on the Lake Erie Islands and on the mainland of Ottawa and

Erie counties. Panax quinquefolius occurs in Lake County.

Potamogeton hillii and Rhus trilobata var. arenaria previously occurred

on or near the Lake Erie shores in Ashtabula County, but neither has been found

there in recent years. A population of Cypripedium candidum currently exists

in Ottawa County near the coastal zone and populations of Platanthera flava

exist in Ashtabula and Lucas counties, though not in the coastal zone. C.

candidum previously existed in Lucas County; P. flava in Cuyahoga, Erie, Lake,

and Lorain counties; Platanthera leucophaea in Erie County; and Plantago

cordata in Erie, Lorain, and Lucas counties.

SITE-SPECIFIC SURVEYS

The Coastal Energy Impact Program, staff requested that the Division pay

particular attention to five specific areas in the coastal zone (see Appendix

A, Letter from Ms. Jacqueline F. Bird Dated July 3, 1979).

These five areas were visited by Division staff on one or more occasions

throughout the project. The following comments can be made regarding these

sites-

1. SANDUSKY BAY AREA

This refers to the proposed Ohio Power Comapny facility in Riley and

Townsend townships of Sandusky County. Upon completion of land acquisition,

the site would encompass approximately 3,890 acres. Access was gained to most,

but not all, of this area on several occasions. The area directly west of

Bay View may have significant spring flora and should be visited earlier in

the growing season. No rare plant species or significant plant communities

were encountered by project staff. Most of the area is highly developed

agricultural land and holds little potential for significant plant habitat.

The wetlands remaining in the area also have undergone substantial modifica-

tion.

2. CONNEAUT

This site is the Pittsburgh and Conneaut Dock Company coal dock facility

adjacent to the steel mill in the city of Conneaut. No rare plants were found

in this area on September 12 and it is unlikely that any would be found at

an earlier time of year because of the development and stream channelization

in the area.

3. ASHTABULA/LAKE SHORE PARK

This area is approximately one mile east of the Ashtabula River mouth in

Ashtabula County. This area was surveyed on September 19 with no rare plants

or significant plant communities identified. The area has been significantly

impacted by development, including a rock reinforced beach and landscaped

grounds. It holds little potential for significant natural features.

4. BERLIN HEIGHTS/ERIE SITE

This is the proposed site for the Ohio Edison Company's Erie Nuclear

Power Plant Units I and 2. The only known Ohio occurrence of Coeloglossum

viride (long bracted orchid) is within the southern portion of the 2,600 foot

radius exclusion area boundary. This plant will be proposed for state endan-

gered status in early 1980. the location of the species does not appear to

be within the planned construction zone so that the level of protection for

this species may increase rather than decrease with the proposed development.

In any event, this is a very significant plant occurrence which warrants pro-

tection. Consideration also should be given to the impact of the planned

facility on the Old Woman Creek National Estuarine Sanctuary.

5. KELLEYS ISLAND

No specific site has been selected for any type of energy facility, but

some consideration is being given to the siting of a wind-powered electric

generating facility on the island. There are numerous rare plant occur-

rences on the north shore of the island, as well as in and near the limestone

quarries in the interior of the island. Exact locations and species lists

can be compiled for use by concerned entities through heritage program data

services.

MANAGEMENT CONS IDERATI ONS

All of the proposed endangered, threatened and potentially threatened

plant species occurring in the coastal zone are significant elements of

Ohio's natural heritage and should be protected whenever possible. If pri-

orities must be set, the greatest protection efforts should be extended to

those species whose population levels are critically low or in greatest

danger of destruction.

It is impossible in this stage of the art to list sophisticated manage-

ment techniques appropriate for each endangered or threatened species found

in the coastal zone. Such will require detailed observations and experimental

studies of each species' needs and limitations for soil types, water quality

and quantities, microclimate conditions and extremes, effects of associated

species, pollinators, critical population sizes for outcrossing, and other

important factors. Nevertheless, much, if not most, protection may be

afforded by simply using common sense.

One generality which usually applies is that a species will be protected

best by maintaining those habitat conditions in which it currently thrives,

or at least survives. This, of course, assumes that the species is also

protected from destructive humans. The habitat conditions in which a species

thrives, however, are not always apparent. Hence, we have no good alternative

but to attempt to maintain those conditions in which we think a population

is thriving, until we know otherwise.

PROTECTION STRATEGY

Although research efforts concentrated on rare plant species, significant

plant communities and natural areas also were identified and evaluated. No

1newi areas of statewide significance were discovered as a result of this study,
but information was collected which has aided the Division of Natural Areas

and Preserves in the evaluation of coastal zone plant communities and natural

areas. Many, if not most, of the best areas already have some level of pro-

tection provided to them by a variety of entities. Significant areas are

currently protected by several divisions of the Ohio Department of Natural

Resources, by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, by local government, and by

private organizations such as the hunting clubs of the Sandusky Bay area.

Yet there are several areas in the coastal zone which require additional or

increased protection efforts. The Division will concentrate preservation

efforts on the most significant areas in greatest need of additional protec-

tion.

The Division of Natural Areas and Preserves will provide some protection

to rare species in the coastal zone by implementing Ohio Revised Code Chapter

1518 (endangered plant law) and by making information available through heri-

tage program data services. This process will provide information to devel-

opers, consultants, local governments and others at a level of detail which

has never before been available. In addition, the DNAP will contact the

owners and/or managers of significant areas to inform them of the value of

the natural features on their property. Where possible, the DNAP will assist

landowners in the development of management plans designed to protect these

natural features. The DNAP will work with the owners of the most significant

areas in an attempt to provide the greatest level of protection possible to

these areas. The attitude and interests of the landowner are, of course, of

paramount importance in the actions taken by the Division.

Seven areas have been identified by the Division for future landowner

contacts. Two of these areas are managed by state government, one by local

government, three by corporations and one by private landowners. Four of

the areas are in Ottawa County, and one each in Ashtabula, Erie, and Lake

counties. The DNAP believes it is essential that the landowner be the first

to hear of the Division's concern for the natural features on their property.

Protection efforts generally are more successful if the landowner is provided

an accurate description of the Division's interest from the Division rather

than from a third party.

Natural area protection can take several forms, all of which have differ-

ent costs and benefits for both the landowner and the Division. Usually

some protection is provided by merely notifying the landowner of the natural

value of property and encouraging its preservation. This, at least, prevents

the unintentional destruction of valuable natural lands. The Division can

work with landowners to develop management plans which are both compatible

with natural feature preservation and limited use by the landowner. Conser-

vation easements can provide some protection while allowing the landowner to

maintain certain rights and privileges of ownership. There are also substan-

tial tax advantages to the landowner who agrees to protect the natural value

of the property on a long term basis. Dedication as a state nature preserve

under the Ohio Natural Areas Law provides the best possible protection for

a natural area in Ohio.

The preservation technique selected by the landowner should be determined

on a case-by-case basis after exploring all alternatives. Additional infor-

mation and technical assistance can be obtained from. the Division.

SUNMARY AND CONCLUSIONS

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Division of Natural Areas and

Preserves, by means of a planning grant from the Ohio Department of Energy,

Coastal Energy Impact Program, conducted a two season survey of endangered,

threatened, and potentially threatened plant species; significant plant commun-

ities; and natural areas in the Lake Erie coastal zone in 1979. Data were

obtained from existing sources and from field surveys.

One hundred and sixty-one records of rare plant species were identified

as a result of the field surveys. Additional information was collected on

the realtive quality of plant communities and natural areas in the coastal

zone. Several areas were identified as requiring greater protection than is

currently afforded. Five specific sites of concern to the Coastal Energy

Impact Program were surveyed and evaluated.

Information collected via the Coastal Energy Impact Program planning

grant has assisted the Division in the development of the proposed endanger-

ment status for plants under Ohio Revised Code Chapter 1518 (Endangered Plant

Law). Additional field work, especially in the spring, will be necessary to

gain a more accurate understanding of the relative rarity of certain plant

species.

Data collected during this summer will be made available to concerned

entities through the Natural Heritage Program data services system.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Division of Natural Areas and

Preserves, commends the Ohio Department of Energy, Coastal Energy Impact

Program, for its concern for endangered plant species, plant communities and

natural areas in the coastal zone.

APPENDIX A. Letter from J. Bird

0
James A. Rhodes ...- Robert S. Ryan
GOVERNOR . - - . DIRECTOR
30 East Broad Street 34th Floor
Columbus, Ohio 43215
(614) 466-6797

July 3, 1979

Mr. Robert McCance
Division of Natural Areas
and Preserves
Ohio Department of Natural
Resources
Fountain Square
Columbus, Ohio

Dear Mr. McCance:

This letter is to confirm our recent telephone conversation
regarding CEIP Contract No. 79-16. At that time you requested a
list of specific areas to be studied. They are: Sandusky Bay area,
Conneaut, Ashtabula/Lake Shore Park area, Berlin Heights/Erie site,
and Kelleys Island. (The first three .areas should be given a higher
priority than the last two areas.)

A-95 and Controlling Board approval have been given to this
contract, and we expect federal approval very soon. When we re-
cieve it, we will contact you immediately so that work may begin
on the project.

Sincerely,

Jacqueline F. Bird
Division of Planning

APPENDIX B. List of Rare Plants of Ohio

RARE SPECIES OF NATIVE OHIO WILD PLANTS

The attached list represents a draft tabulation of Ohio endangered,
threatened, etc., vascular plant species as determined by the Natural Heritage
Program on the indicated date. The list was compiled pursuant to Ohio Revised
Code Chapter 1518 which directs the Chief of the Division of Natural Areas and
Preserves to adopt criteria and lists of plants endangered or threatened in
the state. The draft list, with necessary alterations, will become legal
following completion of the public hearing process.

The species are listed by family according to classic phylogenetic order.
Nomenclature is generally that of M.L. Fernald, 1950, Gray's Manual of Botany,
eighth edition. Where more recent names are employed, applicable synonyms in
Fernald are indicated in parentheses. A column marked "Code No." indicates
data processing numbers utilized by the Natural Heritage Program. The columns
marked "US" and "OH" indicate status levels of the species as assigned by the
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and by the'Ohio D.N.R., Division of Natural
Areas and Preserves. Status codes are as follows:

X - Extirpated PT - Proposed Threatened
E - Endangered P - Potentially Threatened
PE - Proposed Endangered H - Hybrid
T - Threatened

Although endangered hybrids are offered legal protection by neither the
federal nor state governments.' they are included on the list for scientific
and educational reasons.

Questions should be directed to the Natural Heritage Program Administrato r,
Division of Natural Areas and Preserves, Ohio Department of Natural Resources,
Fountain Square, Columbus, Ohio 43224.

6/1179 Draft
12/12/79 Revisior

DIVISION OF NATURAL AREAS AND PRESERVES
NATURAL HERITAGE PROGRAM'
Special Plants
Pteridophytes

Code No. us OH

LYCOPODIACEAE. Clubmoss Family
Lycopodium inundatum, Bog Clubmoss ....................... EA F46 P

SELAGINELLACEAE. Spikemoss Family
Selaginella rupestris, Rock Spikenzoss .................... EY F47 T

ISOETACEAE. Quillwort Family
Isoetes engelmannii (I. engelmanni), Appalachian

Isoetes muricata, Spiny-spored Quillwort .................EB F48 X

EQUISETACEAE. Horsetail Family
Equisetum sylvaticum, Woodland Horsetail ..................EZ A07 7
Equisetum variegatum (E. variegatum var. variegatuni),
Variegated Scouring-rush....................... ..EZ9499 F50 P
Equisetum X nelsonii (E. v'ariegatum var. nelsoni),
Nelson's Scouring-rush .... ........... ..... ........... .EZ F51 H
Equisetum X trachyodon (E. variegatum var. jesupi),
Jesup's~ Scouring-rush ............................ ... EZ F52 H

OPHI OGLOSSACEAE. Adder's-tongue Family
Botrychium biternatum (B. dissectum var. tenuifolium.;
see Gleason and Cronquist), Sparse-lobe Grape-fern..EC F53 E
Botrychium lanceolatum, Triangle Grape-fern .............. EC 082 E
Botrychiurn multifidum, leathery Grape-fern ............... EC F54 T
Botrychium simplex (including varieties & formiae),
Least Grp .... ........ ~ EC F55 E
Botrychium ternatum (not In Fernald 1950; see Wherry*
1961), American Ternate Grape-fern ...................EC F56 E
Ophioglossum engelmannii (C. engelmanni)., Limestone
Adder's -tongtie9.....9........C F57 E

SCHIZAEACEAE. Curly-grass Family
Lygodium palmatum, Climbing Fern..................D 429 p

-ADIANTACEAE (POLYPODIACEAE). Maidenhair Family
* PellIaea g1label Ia, Smooth Cl iff-brake ......................IF B14 P
Vittaria lineata (not in Fernald 1950; see Wagner &
Sharp, 1963), Appalachian Gametophyte ............... EF BOB T

I(YMENOPHYLLACEAE. Filmy Fern Family
Trichwnanes boschianum, Appalachian filmy Fern ........... EE 726 1E

-&*

Code No. us OH

POLYPODIACEAE. Polypody Family
Polypodium polypodioides, Little Gray Polypody.t..........EF F69 E

ASPLENIACEAE ( POLYPODIACEAE). Spleenwort Family
Asplenium bradleyi, Bradley's Spleenwort .................EF 1057 E
Asplenium montanum, Mountain Spleenwort .................. EF F58 P
Aspelnium resiliens, Black-stem Spleenwort ...............EF 063 X
Asplenium ruta-muraria var. cryptolepis (A. cryptolepis
var. cryptolepis & var. ohionis; including A. r.
var. subtenuifolium), Wall-rue ...................... EF 065 T
Asplenium X clentiontae (not in Fernald 1950; see
Wherry 1961), Miss Clermont's Spleenwort ............ EF F59 H
Asplenium X ebenoides (X Asplenosorus ebenoides),
Scott's Spleenwort .. .................... 9*......... EF F60 H
Asplenium X inexpectaturn (X Asplenosorus inexpectatus),
Unexpected Spleenwort .. ........ ...... ........ ....... .EF F61 H
Asplenium X kentuckiense (not in Fernald 1950; see
Wherry 1961 under A. X Kentuckyense), Kentucky
Splee.n.w ...rt. .................... E F62 H
Aspelnium X trudelilii (X A. trudelli), Trudell's
Spleenwort... ........*..*............E 066 H
Cystopteris X tennesseensis (not in Fernald 1950; see
Wherry 1961), Tennessee Bladder Fern ................ EF 209H
Dryopteris clintoniana (D. cristata var. clintoniana),
Clinton's Wood-*Fern ......................... ........ EF F64 E
-Dryopteris X boottli (X D. boottli), Boott's Wood Fern ... EF F65 H
Dryopteris X piLLsrorderimis (niot in Fernald 1950; scuo
Wherry 1961), Pittsford Wood Fern ................... EF 810H
Dryopteris X slossonae (not in Fernald 1950; see
Wherry 1961), Miss Slosson's Wood Fern.... 66........EF F66H
Dryopteris clintoniana (D. cristata var. cl intonianiz)
X Dryopteris odaa,............,.EFF67H
Dryopteris goldiana X Dryopteris intermedia ..............EF F68H

Gymnnocarpium dryopteris (Dryopteris disjuncta), Oak

Matteuccia, pensylvanica (Pteretls pensylvanica),
Ostrich Fern.. ~ ......... **&** *9** *oEF A09 P
Phegopteris connectilis (Thelypteris phegopteris;
Dryopteris phegopteris), Long Beech-f ern....-........EF 720 p
Woodsia. ilvensis,, Rusty Woodsia..................E 759 X

BLECHNACEAE (POLYPODIACEAE). Blechnum Family.,
Anchistea virginica (Woodwardia virginica)j, Virginia
Chain-fern ........................ .EF 761 P
Lorinseria areolata (Woodwardia areolata),fetd

RomGniosperums

PINACEAE. Pine Family
Larix laricina, Tamarack ................................ FA 377 p
Pinus echinota, Yellow Pine ............................. FA 775p

CUPRESSACEAE (PINACEAE). Cypress Family
.Juniperus commnunis (including varieties) Ground Juniper. FC 371 T
Thuja occidentaliss Arbor Vitae............ FC '776 p

OHIO NATURAL HERITAGE PROGRAM
Special Plants
Angiosperms - Mlonocotyledons

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SPARGANIACEAE. Bur-reed Family
Sparganium androcladum, Keeled Bur-reed ..................GB A70 T
Sparganium, chlorocarpum, Small Bur-reed .................. GB 686 E

POTAMOGETONACEAE (ZOSTERACEAE). Pondweed Family
Potainogeton amplifolius, Large-leaved Pondweed ........... GC 543 P
Potamogeton epihydrus, Nuttall's Pondweed ................ GC F25 P
Potamogeton filiformis, Filiform Pondweed..........,.....GC H51 E
Potamogeton friesli, Fries' Pondweed .....................GC H52 X
Potamogeton gramineus, Grass-like Pondweed ............... GC H53 E
Potamogeton hillii, Hill's onwd...........GH54 X
Potamogeton natans, Floating Pondweed .................... GC 547 T
Potamogeton perfoliatus, Red-head Pondweed ....,...........GC H55 X
Potamogeton praelongus, White-stem Pondweed ............. .GC H56 E
Potamogeton pulcher, Spotted Pondweed .................... GC B16 E
Potamogeton richardsonii, Richardscn's-Pondweed .......... GC H58 T
Potamogeton robbinsii, Robbins' Pondweed ................. GC H59 E
Potamogeton spirillus, Spiral Pondweed ................... GC B17 T
Potamogeton strictifolius, Straight-leaved Pondweed ...... GC H60 X
Potamogeton tennesseensis, Tennessee Pondweed. .... .. ...... .GC 549 E
Potamogeton vaseyl, Vasey's Pondweed .....................GC H61 X
Potamogeton zosteriformis, Flat-s~tem Pondweed ............GC B18 T

INAJADACEAE. Naiad Family
Najas flexilis, Slender Naiad ............................ GZ E95 P
Najas gracillima, Thread-like Naiad .....,.................GZ E96 X

JUNCAGINACEAE. Arrow-grass Fanily
Scheuchzeria palustris, Scheuchzeria .....................GE 634 E
Triglochin maritimum (T. maritima), Seaside Arrow-grass..GE H62 E
Triglochin palustre T.plsrsMarsh Arrow-grass .... GE H63 T
IALISMATACEAE. Water-Plantain Family
Echinodorus rostratus, Bur-head..............GF H64 T
Lophotocarpus calycinus, Southern Waopato.........::::...*..GF A72 P
Sagittaria australis, Long-beaked Arrowhead .............. GF H65 T
Sagittaria cuneata, Wapato ................H....GI66 T
Sagittaria graminea, Grass-leaf Arrowhead ................ GF 618 T
Sagittaria latifolia, var. pubescens, Hairy Arrowhead ..... GF H67 E

HYDROCHARITACEAE. Frog 's-bit Family

Vallisneria americana, Eel-grass................G H68 -P

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GIAMINEAE (11OACEAE). Graiss Famiily
Agropyron trachycaulum, Bearded Wheat Grass ...... ........ GH 015 P
Agrostis, elliottiana, Elliott's Bent.-grass...............GH 017 E
Ammiophila breviligulata, American Beach Grass ............ GH H169 T
Aristida purpurascens, Purple Triple-awined Grass .........GH H170 T
Calamagrostis inexpansa, Northern Reed-grass ............. GH 1171 E
Calamagrostis insperata (not in Fernald; see Braun),
Bartley's Reed Bent Grass ........................... GH H172 PE E
Cinna latifolia, Northern Wood-reed........ .............GH H74 E
Danthonia compressa, Flattened Wild Oat Grass ............GH 1175 T
Deschampsia caespitosa, Tufted 214 E
Deschampsia flexuosa, Crinkled Hairgrass ................. GH 1176 T
Digitaria filiformis, Slender Finger-grass ............... GH 826 T
Erianthus alopecuroides, Silver Plume Grass .............. GH H77 E
Glyceria acutiflora, Sharp-glumned Manna-grass ............ GH B28 E
Glyceria borealis, Northern Manna-grass .................. GH H178 X
Glyceria grandis, Tall Manna-grass.........,,,,,,.........GH B30 T
Glyceria melicaria, Long Manna-grass...............,,,,,,GH H79 P
Glyceria pallida, Pale Manna-grass ....................... GH 292 T
Gymnopogon anmbiguus, Beardgrass .......................... GH H80 E
Koeleria macrantha (K. cristata), Junegrass .............. GH 1181 T
Leptoloma cognatum, Fall Witch-grass ..................... GH 1182 T
M4elica nitens, Three-flowered Melic ...................... GH 446 E
Muhlenbergia capillaris, Hairgrass ....................... GH H83 X
Muhlenbergia curtisetosa, Short-hwned imewll...GHH84 X
Muhlenbergia cuspidata, Plains Muhlenbergia ........ :..... GH H185 E
Panicum bicknellii, Bicknell's Panic-gras-s....... ****9...GH 1186 X
Panicumn boreale, Northern Panic-grass .................... GH 1187 I
Panicurn calliphyllum, Tall Green Panic-.grass ....,*,,GH H188 X
Panicum columbianum, Amierican Panic-grass......'..."..'..'.'.GH 039 T
Panicum depauperaturn, Starved Panic-grass ................ GH 1189P
Parnicum laxiflorumn, Pale Green Panicgas.......EH 90 T
Panicum leibergii, Leiberg's Panic-grass ............GH H191 X
Panicum longifolium, Long-leaved Panic-grass ............. GH 0192 X
* ~~Panicum oligosanthes, Prairie Panic-grass ................ GH 1193 P
Panicum philadelphicum, Philadelphia Panic--grass ......... GH 488 P
Panicum verrucosum, Warty Panic-grass .................... GH H194 E
Panicum villosisslmnum, Villous Panic-grass ............... GH H195 E
Panicum yadkinense, Spotted Panic-vgrass .................. GH B41 X
Paspalum setaceumn, Slender Paplm...........HH96 X
Poa languida, Weak Spear-.grass ............................ GH 529 T
Poa paludigena, Marsh Spear-g'rass.....*.**....o............GH H97 X
Poa wolfil, Wolf's Blers...............H 98 X
Schizachne purpurascens, False tlelic ..................... GH 846 E
Sphenopholis obtusata, Prairie Wedgegrass ................ GH 848 T
Sporobolus, cryptandrus, Sand Dropseed .................... GH 1199 P
Sporobolus heterolepis, Prairie Dropseed................4GH 693 i E
Stipa. avenacea, .Blackseed Needle Grass .................. GH B49 E
Stipa spartea, Porcupine Grass ........................... GH 667 E
Triplasis purpurea, Purple Sand.-grass .................... GH JOO P

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GRAMINEAE (POACEAE). Grass Family (Cont'd.)
Trisetum pensylvanicum, Swamp-oats ...................... GH JO1 T
Uniola latifolia, Wild Oats............................. GH J02 P
Zizania aquatica, Wild Rice ............................. GH B03 T

CYPERACEAE. Sedge Family
Carex aggregata, Crowded Sedge .......................... GJ 850 P
Carex alata, Broad-winged Sedge ......................... GJ J03 E
Carex albolutescens, Pale Straw Sedge ................... GJ J04 E
Carex amphibola var. rigida, Stiff Wood Sedge ........... GJ J05 E
Carex annectans var. xanthocarpa, Yellow-fruited Sedge.. GJ R57 'T
Carex aquatilis, Leafy Tussock Sedge .................... GJ J06 E
Carex arctata, Drooping Wood Sedge ...................... GJ J07 E
Carex argyrantha, Silvery Sedge ......................... GJ J08 E
Carex atherodes, Wheat Sedge ............................. GJ A14 T
Carex aurea, Golden-fruited Sedge ....................... GJ J09 T
Carex baileyi, Bailey's Sedge .......... ................. GJ 110 X
Carex bebbii, Bebb's Sedge............................ GJ J10 X
Carex brevior, Tufted Fescue Sedge ...................... GJ Jll P
Carex brunnescens, Brownish Sedge ....................... GJ J12 X
Carex buxbaumii, Brown Bog Sedge........................ GJ 113 T
Carex cephalantha, Little Prickly Sedge ................. GJ J13 E
Carex cephaloidea, Thin-leaf Sedge ......... ............ GJ J14 E
Carex conoidea, Field Sedge ............................. GJ 118 T
Carex crawei, Crawe's Sedge............................ GJ E33 T
Carex crus-corvi, Raven-foot Sedge ...................... GJ J15 X
Carex cryptolepis (C. flava var. fertilis), Little
Yellow Sedge ....................................... GJ J16 P
Carex debilis var. debilis, Weak Sedge..... ............GJ 17 E
Carex debilis var. rudgei, Rudge's Sedge ................ GJ J17 P
Carex decomposita, Cypress-knee Sedge.. Gd 120 X
Carex deweyana, Dewey's Sedge ................ GJ J19 X
Carex diandra, Lesser Panicled Sedge ................... GJ J20 E
Carex eburnea, Bristle-leaf Sedge................... GJ 122 P
Carex emmonsii, Emmons' Sedge ....................... GJ J21 E
Carex festucacea. Fescue Sedge ........................ G J22 P
Carex flava (C. flava var. flava, but not C. flava var.
fertilis. See C. cryptolepis.), Yeiloli Sedge ...... GJ J23 E
Carex foenea, Hay Sedge ................................. GJ J24 X
Carex folliculata, Long Sedge .................... GJ 325 T
Carex formosa, Handsome Sedge ........................... G6 J26 E
Carex glaucodea (C. flaccosperma var. glaucodea), Blue-
green Sedge ................................... GJ J27 T
Carex gravida, Heavy Sedge.......... GJ E34 T
Carex haydenii, Hayden's Sedge GJ J........ 6328 E
Carex howei, Howe's Sedge B............................... 57 E
Carex incomperta, Prickly Bog Sedge.................... GJ J29 P
Carex interior, Inland Sedge.................. 6J J30 T
Carex lasiocarpa, Slender Sedge...................... GJ A15 E
Carex limosa, Mud Sedge .......... ................. GJ J31 X
Carex louisianica, Louisiana Sedge ...................... 6J J32 E
Carex lupuliformis, False Hop Sedge ..................... GJ 126 p
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CYPERACEAE. Sedge Family (Contad.)
Carex meadii, M~ead's Sedge ............................... GJ 1361 T
Carex merritt-fernaldii, Fernald's Sedge ................. GJ J33 X
Carex mesochorea, Midland Sedge ..........................GJ B364 x
Carex muhlenbergii, riuhlenberg's Sedge ...................GJ J34 P
Carex nigromarginata, Black-margined Sedge ......-....GJ 1366 E
Carex oligosperma, Few-seeded Sedge.............J335 E
Carex ormostachya, Stiff Broad-leaved Sedge ..............GJ L56 E
Carex pallescens, Pale Sedge ............................. GJ J36 E
Carex pedunculata, Long-stalked Sedge .................... GJ B67 E
Carex prairea, Prairie Sedge...................GJ A16 P
Carex projecta, Necklace Seg..............J130 E
Carex pseudo-cyperus, Smaller Bearded Sedge .............. GJ J37 X
Carex radiata, Radiate Sedge ............................. GJ J38 T
Carex retroflexa, Reflexed Sedge ......................... GJ J39 T
Carex retrorsa, Reflexed Bladder Sedge ................... GJ J40 X
Carex richardsonii, Richardson's Sedge ................... GJ 341 X
Carex rostrata, Beaked Sedge ............................. GJ E39 T
Carex sartwellii, Sartwell's Jeg............G 42 T
Carex scabrata, Rough Sedge ...,...........................GJ J43 T
Carex seorsa, Weak Bog Sedge ............................. GJ J44 T
Carex sprengelii, Sprengel's Seg............J345 E
Carex sterilis, Fen Sedge .......................J346 E
Carex straminea, Straw Sedge .............................GJ 347 E
Carex striatula, Lined Sedge ............................. GJ G83 X
Carex suberecta, Prairie Straw Sedge ...~..................GJ B70 T
Carex X sullivantii, Sullivant's Sedge.............G R58 H
Carex tenera, Slender Straw Sedge ........................ GJ J49 P
Carex tetanica, Slender Millet Sedge ..................... GJ 135 T
Carex trichocarpa, Hairy-fruited Sedge ................... GJ B72 P
Carex trisperma, Three-seeded Sedge...............G 137 T
Carex viridula, Little Green Sedge ....................... GJ 350 T
Carex willdenowii, Willdenowes Sedge ..................... GJ J51 T
Cladium mariscoides, Twig-rush................G E41 T
Cyperus acuminatus, Pale Lknbrella-sedge..,-,..............GiJ352 E
Cyperus diandrus, Low Umnbrella-sedge .....................6 GJ 53 T
Cyperus dipsaciformis, Teasel-sedge ...................... GJ J54 E
Cyperus engelmannii (C. engelmanni), Engelmann's

Cyperus houghtonii, Houghton's Umnbrellajsedge..:.........GJ J55 X
Cyperus lancastriensis, Many-flowered Umnbrella-sedge ..... GJ 356 T
Cyperus refractus, Reflexed Umnbrella-sedge ............... GJ B75E
Cyperus schweinitzii * Schweinitz's Umnbrella-sedge ........ GJ J57 P
Eleocharis compressa, Flat-stem Spikerush .................GJ B77 P
Eleocharis elliptica, Yellow-seeded Spikerush ............ GJ J58 T
Eleocharis intermedia, Matted Spikerush..................GJ A17 -T
Eleocharis olivacea, Olivaceous Spikerush ................ GJ 359E
Eleocharis pauciflora, Few-flowered Spikerush ............GJ J60 E
Eleocharis quadrangulata, Four-angled Spikerush... ....... GJ J61 -7
Eleocharis rostellata, Beaked Spikerusb .................. GJ 247 P
Eleo'charis wolfil, Wolf's Splkerush ......................~GJ 362 X
Eriophorum gracile, Slender Cottongrass,,.,,.....*...*eeoGJ J63 X

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CYPERACEAE. Sedge Family (Cont'd.)
Eriophorum virginicum, Tawny Cottongrass................ GJ E48 7
Eriophorum viridi-carinatum, Green Cottongrass.......... GJ J64 T
Hemicarpha micrantha, Dwarf Bulrush................... GJ 317 E
Rhynchospora alba, White Beak-rush...................... GJ 600 7
Rhynchospora globularis, Grass-like Beak-rush........... GJ 378 E
Scirpus expansus, Woodland Bulrush...................... GJ E56 E

Scirpus purshianus, Pursh1's__Bulrush.., .........-.. GJ B79 T
Scirpus smithii, Smith's Bulrush...................,.. GJ J65 E
Scirpus subterminalis, Swaying Rush.................,.... GJ 646 E
Scirpus torreyi, Torrey's Bulrush...................... GJ 366 X
Scleria pauciflora, Few-flowered Nut-rush............... GJ 367 T
Scieria triglomerata, Tall Nut-rush.........,........... GJ B82 T
Scleria verticillata, Low Nut-rush..................... GJ E58 T

ARACEAE. Arum Family

Arisaema stewardsonii, Swamp Jack-in-the-pulpit......... GL J68 P
Arisaema triphyllum, Small Jack-in-the-pulpit........... GL 369 P
Calla palustris, Wild Calla. ....................... GL J70 T

LEMNACEAE. Duckweed Family

Lemna valdiviana, Pale Duckweed......................... GM 883 X
Woiffia papulifera, Pointed Water-m;L:..............:... GM 758 T
Wolffiella floridana, Wolffiella....................... GM J71 X

XYRIDACEAE. Yellow-eyed-grass Family
Xyris difformis (X. carollniana), Carolina Yellow-eyed-
grass .......... *****... ........ .*................. GN J72 X
Xyris torta, Twisted Yellow-eyedI..grass................*. GN 766 E

ERIOCAULACEAE. Pipewort Family
Eriocaulon septangulare, White-buttons............,..., GP 259 X

PONTEDERIACEAE. Pickerelweed Family
Heteranthera reniformis, Mud-plantain.............,... GR A20 X

JUNCACEAE. Rush Family
Juncus alpinus, Alpine Rush .,............,,,, GS J74 T
Juncus balticus, Baltic Rush...,..... .........,... GS 367 T
Juncus greenel, Greene's Rush.......................... GS 375 T
juncus interior, Inland Rush......................,...... GS 376 E
Juncus platyphyllus, Flat-leaved Rush................... GS B88 T
Juncus scirpoides, False Bulrush........................ GS B89 7
Juncus secundus, One-sided Rush......................... GS 377 7
luzula bulbosa, Southern Woodrush..,.................... GS B91 E

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LILIACEAE. Lily Family
Aletris farinosa, Unicorn-root...........................GTJ79 P
Clintonia borealis, Bluebead-lily........................GT E85 E
Clintonia umbellulata, Speckled Wood-lily................GT J80 T
Disporum maculatum, Nodding Mandarin....................*GT 223 E
Erythronium rostratum (not in Fernald 1950; see Braun
1967), Goldenstar.................................. GT E86 E
Lilium philadelphicum, Wood-lily.........................GT 398 T
Lilium superbum, Turk's-cap Lily........................GT 769 P
Melanthiun virginicum, Bunchflower......................GT E90 T
Nothoscordum bivalve, False Garlic......................GT J81 E
Smilacina trifolia, Three-leaved Solomon's-seal..........GT J82 X
Smilax illinoensis, Illinoian Smilax.....................GT 383 H
Smilax lasioneura, Pale Carrion-flower...................GT J84 P
Smilax pulverulenta, Downy Carrion-flower................GT J85 E
Stenanthium granineum, Feather-bells.....................GT J86 P
Streptopus roseus, Rose Twisted-stalk...................GT 704 E
Tofieldia glutinosa, False Asphodel......................GT A24 T
Trillium cernuum, Nodding Trillium .......................GT 732 X
Trillium nivale, Snow Trillium............... ............GT A74 P
Trillium recurvatum, Prairie Wake-robin..................GT J87 X
Trillium undulatum, Painted Trillium....................GT J88 E
Veratrum viride, White Hellebore .........................GT 389 T
Veratrum woodii, Wood's Hellebore.......................GT E93 E
Zygadenus glaucus (Zigadenus glaucus), Wand-lily........GT 767 T

AMARYLLIDACEAE. Amaryllis Family
Agave virginica, American Aloe..........................GV A25 P

IRIDACEAE. Iris Family
Iris brevicaulis, Leafy Blue Flag.....................GX 391 E
Iris verna, Dwarf Iris................................... GX 357 T
Sisyrinchium atlanticumn, Atlantic Blue-oyad-grass ........GX 392 E
Sisyrinchium montanum, Northern Blue-eyed-grass .........GX J93 E
Sisyrinchium mucronatum, Narrow-leaved Blue-eyed-grass...GX J94 T

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ORCHIDACEAE. Orchid Family

Arethusa bulbosa, Dragon's-mouth.:,,,........... GYO051 E
Calopogon tuberosus (C. pulchellus) raspink......... GY K69 P
Coeloglossum viride (Habenaria viridis), Long-bracted
Orchid ...................... .. .. ..... GY A28 E
* ~~Corallorhiza maculata, Spotted Coral-root.. ............. GY 177 P
Corallorhiza trifida, Early Coral-root ....... . ..GY A27 E
* ~Corallorhiza wisteriana, Spring Coral-root ........GY 179 E
Cypripedium acaule, Stemless Lady's-slipper .......GY 204 P
Cypripedium calceolus var. parviflorurn, Small Yellow
Lady' s-silipper. .. ... ....... . ............. GY 205 E
Cypripedium calceolus var. pubescens, Large Yellow
Lady's-silipper .... . ............... . ..... . GY 205 P
Cypripediumi candidum, White Lady's-slipper ........GY K52 E
Cypripedium reginae, Showy Lady's-slipper ........GY 206 T
Goodyera tesselata, Checkered Rattlesnake-plantain ....GY K53 X
Hexalectris spicata, Crested Coral-root ...... . ..GY 328 E
Isotria verticillata, Whorled Pogonia ....#.. . . GY 364 P
Liparis loeselli, Fen Orchid ..... . .........GY 404 P
Listera cordata, Heartleaf Twayblade........... GY 406 X
Malaxis unifolia, Green Adder's-miouth .... . ..GY 439 p
Platanthera blephariglottis (Habenaria blephariglottis),
White Fringed Orchid ............................... GY 298 X
Platanthera ciliaris (Habenaria ciliaris), Yellow
F ringed Orchid ...... .... ... ... .. ... ...... .. ......... GY 299 E
Platanthera clavellata (Habenaria clavellata), Green
Woodland Orchid. ......... ... ... ..... ...... GY G95 T
Platanthera flava (Habenaria flava), TubercledoRini;-'
Platanthera grandiflora (Habenaria psycodes var.
grandiflora; H. fimbriata), Large Purple-fringed

Platanthera hookeri (Habenaria hookeri), Hooker's

Platanthera hyperborea (Habenaria hyperborea)s Tall
Northern Green Orchid .............................. GY K56 X
Platanthera leucophaea.(Habenaria leucophaea), Prairie
Fringed Orchi'd.... ... ..... . ... . GY K57 X
Platantheraobclt Hbnraobclt) ag
Round-leaved Orchid. . .. .. .. . ... . .. . . . ............ GY 302 T
Platanthera. peramoena (Habenaria per~amoena), Purple
Fringeless Orchid............ o..... ........... GY 303 P
Platanthera psycodes (Habenaria psycodes var. psycodes),
Small Purple Fringed Orchid ........................ GY F05 T
Pogonia ophioglossoides, Rose Pogonja ...................*.GY K61 T
-Spiranthes lacera var. gracilIis (Spiranthes gracilis).
Southern Slender Ladies'-tresses .................... GY K63 P
Spiranthes lucida, Shining Ladies'-tresses .......... 9*e..GY A76
Spiranthes magnicamporum (not in Fernald 1950; see
Luer 1975), Great Plains Ladies'-tresses............GY ViZ E
Spiranthes ovalis, Lesser Ladies'-tresses ................ GY 691 T
Spiranthes romanzoffiana, Hoo6ded Ladies'-tresses.........GY K(65 E
Spiranthes tuberosa, Little Ladies'-tresses.*............GY A75 P

Trip ora.trianthophora, Three-birds-orchid..........G 73T

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Special Plants
Angiospernms - Dicotyledons
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SALICACEAE. Willow Family
Populus balsamifera, Balsam Poplar ....................... KM 777 E
Populus heterophylla, Swamip Cottonwood ....~...............KM 778 X
Salix bebbiana, Long-beaked Wlw...........KM779 T
Salix candida, Hoary Willow .............................. KM780 T
Salix caroliniana, Carolina Willow ....................... KM 781 E
Salix glaucophylloides var. glaucophylloides (S. glauco-
phylloides var. glaucophylla), Blue-leaved Willow...KM 782 X
Salix glaucophylloides var. albovestita, Dune Willow ..... KM 782 X
Salix pedicellaris, Bog Willow ........................... K1 783 E
Salix petiolaris (S. gracilis var. textoris), Slender

Salix serissima, Autumn Willow ........................... K1 785 T
Sal ix X subsericea.... ............ .......... seveaev. .KM 786 H
Salix syrticola, Sand-dune Willow .... ................KM 787 X

M'YRICACEAE. Bayberry Family
Comptonia peregrina, Sweet-fern .......................... OH 788 T
Myrica pensylvanica, Bayberry ............................ JH 789 E

BETULACEAE (CORYLACEAE). Birch Family
Betula lenta, Sweet Birch ................................ OK C50 P
Betula populifolia, Gray Birch...................J K04 P
Betula pumila, Swamp Birch .......... ..........JK 791 T
Corylus cornuta, Beaked Hazel .................L 792 E

FAGACEAE. Beech Family
* ~Castanea dentata, American Chestnut ...................... JO 142 p
Quercus, ellipsoidalis, Jack Oak .......................... JO 794 X
Quercus falcata, Spanish Oak...................J 795 T
Quercus marilandica, Blackjack ak..........JJ796 T
Quercus shumardii, Shumard's Red Ok..........JJB93 P

ULMACEAE. Elm Family
* ~Celtis tenuifolia, Dwarf Hackberry................D C59 P
Ulmus americana, American Elm ......... .... .......JD 797 P
Ulmus thomasii, Rock Elm.................. 000*090060000000JD 798 E

URTICACEAE. Nettle Family
P ilea fontana, Coolwort. ...... ........... . e...J 799 P
Urtica chamaedryoides, Spring Nettle ..................... JF 800 E

VISCACEAE (LORANTHACEAE). Mistletoe Family
Phoradendron serotinum (P. flavescens), American
Mistletoe ........................................... MA X61 .P

POLYGONACEAE. Buckwheat Family
Polygonum careyi, Carey's Smnartweed................8..,...JT 801 X

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POLYGONACEAE. Buckwheat Family (Cont'd.)
Polygonumi cilinode, Mountain Bindweed ....................JT 802 E
Polygonum pensylvanicum var. eglandulosum, Lake Erie

Polygonum ramosissimum, Bushy Knotweed ................... JT 804 E

CHENOPODIACEAE. Goosefoot Family
Chenopodium capitatum, Strawberry-blite ..................JQ 805 X
Chenopodium leptophyllum, Slender Goosefoot .............. JQ 806 E

AMARANTHACEAE. Amaranth Family
Froelichia floridana, Cottonweed .........................JR 807 E

PORTULACACEAE. Purslane Family
Claytonia caroliniana, Carolina Spring-beauty ............ JP 808 T

CARYOPHYLLACEAE. Pink Family
Arenaria patula, Spreading Sandwort ...................... JN 809 E
Arenaria stricta (including varieties), Rock Sandwort....JN V96 P
Sagina decumbens, Southern Pearlwort .....................JN 810 X
Silene caroliniana var. pensylvanica, Carolina Catchfly..JN 811 T
Silene caroliniana var. wherryi, Wherry's Catchfly ....... JN 811 T
Silene nivea, Snowy Campion .....................J 812 X
Silene regia, Royal Catchfly......................J 669 E
Silene rotundifolia, Round-leaved Catchfly ............... JN 670 T

CERATOPHYLLACEAE.' Hornwort Family
Ceratophyllum echinatum, Prickly IHornwort ................NG 813 T

NYMPHAEACEAE. Water-l ily Family
Nuphar variegatum, Bullhead Lily..............H 814 E

RANUNCLJLACEAE. Buttercup Family
Aconitum noveboracense, Northern 815 T E
Actaea rubra, Red Baneberry......................H 816 E
Anemone cylindrica, Prairie Thimbleweed .................. NH 817 T
Clematis occidentalis, Purple Virgin'5-bower ............ :HH 169 X
(C. verticillaris. See Pringle 1971)
Coptis groenlandica, Goldthread.................H 818 p
Delphinium exaltatum, Tall Lakpr...........H212 T
Ranunculus fascicularis, Early Buttercup .................HNH 819 T
Ranunculus pusillus, Low Spearwort................H 820 E
Trollius laxus, Spreading Globe-flower..;................ HH 821 PE E

M'AGNOLIACEAE. Magnolia Family
Magnolia macrophylla, Bigleaf Miagnolia ...................HNA 822 E
Magnolia tripetala, tUmbrella Mlagnolia ....................HNA 436 T

CALYCANTHACEAE. Calycanthus Family
Calycanthus fertilis, Sweet-shrub .... ..... .......HC 823.

FIJMARIACEAE (PAPAVERACEAE). Fumitory Family
Adlumia fungosa, Mountain-fringe ............. ..JA 006E
k ~~Corydalis sempervirens, Rock-harlequin ......... ::.....:.JA 186 T

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CRUCIFERAE (BRASSICACEAE). Mbustard Family (jCont'd.)
Arabis divaricarpa, Limestone Rock-cress ................. KP 824 E
Arabis drunmnondli, Drummondis Rock-cress ................. KP 825 E
Arabis hirsuta var. pycnocarpa, Western Hairy Rock-cress.KP 826 7
Arabis hirsuta var. adpressipilis, Southern Hairy Rock-
................. ........ ~e..... ............ .P 826p
Arabis lyrata, Lyre-leaf Rock-cress ...................... KP 044 p
Arabis patens, Spreading Rock-cress .............. ........IP 045 E
Armoracia aquatica, aecrs.............KP827 X
Cakile edentula var. lacustris, Inland Sea-rocket ........ KP C61 P
Cardamnine rotundifolia, Mountain-watercress ..............KP 106 P
Dentaria niultifida, Narrow-leaved Toothwort ....... :...... KP 829 E
Descurainia pinnata, Tansy-mustard ................ oes...0K 830 P
Draba brachycarpa, Little Whitiow-grass....~......*.......KP 831 E
Draba cuneifolia, Wedge-leaf Whitlow-grass ...............KP 832 E
Draba reptans, Carolina Whitlow-grass ......... ..... eV..K 228 E
Erysimum arkansanum, Western Wallt-flower .. ............... KP 833 X
Leavenworthia uniflora, Michaux's Leavenworthia .......... KP 834 T
Rorippa sessiliflora, Sessile Yellow-dress ............... KP 835 T

SARRACENIACEAE. Pitcher-pl ant Family
Sarracenia purpurea, Pitcher-plant ................ .......KE 627 T

DROSERACEAE. Sundew Family
Drosera intermedia, Spathulate-leaved Sundew .............. KF 836 E
* ~Drosera rotundifolia, Round-leaved Sundew ................KF 231 P

SAXIFRAGACEAE. Saxifrage Family
Heuchera parviflora, Small-flowered Alumroot ............. LB 326 E
* ~Heuchera villosa, Hairy Almot............B838 E
Parnassia glauca, Grass-of-Parnassus..*.............,,,..LB C62 P
Ribes glandulosum, Skunk Curn.............B840 X
Ribes hirtellum, Smooth Goeer...........LB841 P
Ribes lacustre, Bristly Black Currant ............L 842 X
Ribes missfouriense, Missouri Gooseberry ...........L 843 X
Ribes rotundifollum, Appalachian Gooseberry...;...........LB 84.4E
Sullivantia sullivantii. Sullivahtia............L 845 p
ROSACEAE. Rose Family
Agrimonia striataO Hairy Agrimony.........Ooooooo........LC 846 T
Amelanchier laevis, Allegheny Serviceberr~y............LC C63 T
Amelanchier sanguineal, Rock Serviceberry.................LC 847 T
Crataegus brainerdii, Brainerd's Haton........C848 x
Crataegus phaenopyrums Washington-thorfl.oo.......o.......LC 849 x
Crataegus uniflora, Dwarf Hawthorn.....*.**O....*.o......LC 850 x
Dalibarda repens, Robin-run-away.....O.9........... o......LC 210 X
Filipendula rubra, Queen-of-the-prairie ..... *.******99**.LC 270 p
Geum aleppicum. Yellow Avn...........~...C284 p
G eum rivale, Water Avens ................ 6.96.............LC 851 T
* Gillenla trifoliata, Bowmanans-root....oo..*oe.............LC 290 T
Potentilla anserinai, Silverweed .....................e.LC 852 1T
Potentilla arguta,'Tall Cinquefoll....e...... O.....LC C64E
Potenti'lla fruticosa, Shrubby Ctqell........LC65 -p
Potentilla palUstris,, Harsh Fivefiflge.uv..wu...L 85T
PotenttllA paradoxa, Busby C854 T

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ROSACEAE. Rose Family (Cont'd.)
Prunus nigra, Canada Plum ......................L 857 E
Prunus pumila, Great Lakes Sand Cherry ................... LC 858 X
Prunus susquehanae, Sand Cherry...............L 859 E
Pyrus angustifolia, Narrow-leaved Crab ...................LC 860 X
Pyrus decora, Western Mountain-ash..oe....................LC 861 E
Rosa arkansana, Arkansas Rose ..................L 862 X
Rosa blanda, Smooth Rose ................................. LC A41 T
Rubus hispidus var. hispidus, Large Iiispid Dewberry ...... LC C66 X
Rubus idaeus var. strigosus, Wild Red Raspberry ... 9,.....*LC 608 P
Rubus pubescens, Dwarf Red Bramble ....................... LC C67 T
Rubustrivialis, Southern Dewberry ..................... .. LC 863 X
Sanguisorba canadensis, Canadian Burnet ......... a........LC C68 P
Spiraea latifolia, Northern Meadow-sweet ................. LC 864 X
Waldsteinia fragarioides, Barren Strawberry .............. LC C69 P

LEGUJMINOSAE (FABACEAE). Pea Family
Astragalus neglectus, Cooper's, Milk-yetch ................ LD 865 X
Baptisia australis, Blue False Indigo .................... LD 077 E
Baptisia leucantha, Prairie False Indigo .................LD X59 P
Clitoria mariana, Butterfly-pea ................L 866 T
Desmodium illinoense, Prairie Tick-trefoil ............... LD 867 E
Desmodium pauciflorum, Few-flowered Tick-trefoil ......... LD 868 T
Desmodium sessilifolium, Sessile Tick-trefoil ....,........LD 869E
Galactia volubilis, Milk-pea...................L 870E
Lathyrus maritimus (L. japonicus var. glaber). Inla~nd-' -

Lathyrus ochroleucus, Yellow Vetchling...~........L 872 E
Lathyrus venosus, Wild Pe................D873 X
Lupinus perennis, Wild Lupine .................L 874 p
Phaseolus polystachios, Wild Kidney Ba........LD875 T
Psoralea psoralioides, False Scurf-poa..."...............LD 876 T
Trifolium reflexum, Buffalo Cve...........LD878 X
Trifolium stoloniferum, Running Buffalo 1lvr.....L379 X

LINACEAE. Flax Family
Linum sulcatum, Grooved Fx..............LY880 P

* OXALIDACEAE. 'Wood-sorrel Family
Oxalisinontana, White W o d s r rl.L 881 - x

~POLYGALACEAE. Hilkwort Family
Polygala cruciata, Cross-leaved Nilkwortt..........LZ 882E
Polygala curtissii, Curtiss' Nikot..........Z883E
Polygala incarnata, Pink Mlot........a..LZ884 E
* ~~Polygala paucifolia, Say-wings.................L 536E
Polygala polygama,, Racenmed Milkwort ... .........LZ 885E

EUPHORBIACEAE. ~Spurge Family
- ~Acalypha rhormboidea var. deamil * Deam's 'Three-seeded -

Croton glandulosus. othr Crto.............LS 888T
Euphorbia polygonifolia, Seaside Spurge,,9-sv***?*******s*LS 890 p
Euphorbia purpurea, Glade Sue...........;LS269 x
- -- -Euphorbia, serpens, Roundleaf Spurge......068*9060S........IS 891 E

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EUPHORI3IACEAE. Spurge Family (Cont'd.)
Phy'llanthus carolinianus,, Carolina Leaf-flower .......*...LS 892 E

CALL ITRI CHACEAE. Water-s tarwort IFamily
Callitriche deflexa, Austin's. Water-starwort .............. 1141 893 T

Callitriche verna (C. palustris), Water-starwort ......... NJ 894 T

ANACARDIACEAE. Sumac Family
Rhus aromatica var. arenaria, Beach Sumac ................ LW 895 X
Rhus vernix, Poison Sumiac.....................L C70 P

AQUIFOLIACEAE. Holly Family
hlex opaca, American Holly ............................... LQ 896 E
Nemopanthus mucronata, Catberry ............... ............LQ C71 P

CELASTRACEAE. Staff-tree Family
Euonyrnus americanus, American Strawberry-bush ............ LP 897 T
Pachistima canbyl, Cliff-green..................L 477 E

ACERACEAE. Maple Family
Acer pensylvanicum, Striped Mpe.......,...LV001 E

RHAMNACEAE. Buckthorn Family
Ceanothus herbaceus (C. ovatus), Prairie Redroot ......... LT 146 E
Rhamnus alnifolia, Alder-leaved Buckthorn ................ LT 576 p
Rhamnus caroliniana, Carolina Buckthorn .................. LT 577 T

VITACEAE. Grape Family
Vitis baileyana, Possum Grape ............................ LU 898 E
Vitis cinerea, Pigeon Grape .......... s**.................LU C72 T
Vitis labrusca, Northern Fox Grape .......................6LU C73 P

M4ALVACEAE. Mallow Family
Sida hermaphrodita, Virginia Mallow ...................... KD 899 T

fIYPERICACEAE (GUTTIFERAE). St. John's Wort Family
Hypericum boreale, Northern St. John's-wort..........KC 900 E
Hypericum canadense, Canadian St. Jn'wrt.....KC901 T
Hypericum denticulatum, Coppery St. John's-wort..........KC 902 E
Hypericum ellipticum, Few-flowered St. John's-viort ....... KC 903 . X
Hypericum gymnanthum, Least St. oh'wrt......KC904 X
Hypericum hypericoides (Ascyrum hypericoldes), St.

Hypericum kalmianum, Kalm's St. John'swr.......K 905 T
Hypericum majus, Tall St. John's-wort .................... KC 906 T'
Hypericum tubulosum (including H. walteri), Large Marsh
St. John's-wort..... ................. ..K 907 T

CISTACEAE. Rockrose Family
Helianthemum bicknellii, Plains Frostweed...............,KK 309 '
- Helianthemum canadense, Canada Frostweed.................KK 909 T
Hudsonia tomentosa, Beach-heather ................. *9*9e*9KK 339 X

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CISTACEAE. Rockrose Family (Cont'd.)
Lechea intermedial Round-fruited Pinweed.................KK A45 T
Lechea leggettii, Leggett's Pinweed ............ ....KK 910 E
Lechea minor, Thyme-leaf Piwe.............K911 E
Lechea stricta, Prairie Pinweed ..........................KK 912 X
Lechea tenuifolia, Narrow-leaved Pinweed ................. KK A46 T
Lechea villosa, Hairy Pinweed ............................ KK C75 T

VIOLACEAE. Violet Family
Viola hirsutula, Southern Wood Violet .................... KH C76 P
Viola lanceolata, Lance-leaved Violet .................... KH 913 E
Viola missouriensis, Missouri Violet ........... ..49.490..KH 914 X
Viola nephrophylla, Northern Bog Violet .................. KH 915 T
Viola pallens, Northern White Violet ..................... KH C77 T
Viola pedata, Bird-foot Violet ........................... KH 753 T
Viola pedatifida, Prairie Violet ......................... KH 916 X
Viola primulifolia, Primrose-leaved Violet ............... KH 917 E
Viola rotundifolia, Round-leaved Violet ..................KH 918 P
Viola tripartita var. glaberrima, Three-parted Violet .... KH 754 E
Viola tripartita var. tripartita, Three-parted Violet....KH 754 E
Viola walteri, Walter's Violet ........................... KH 920 E

PASS IFLORACEAE. Passion-flower Family
Passiflora incarnata, Passion-flower.....................KJ 921 T

CACTACEAE. Cactus Family
Opuntia compressa (0. humifusa), Prickly Pear ............ JM C78 P

ELAEAGNACEAE. Oleaster Family
Shepherdia canadensis, Canadian Buffalo-berry ............ LL 922 T

I4ELASTOMATACEAE. Melastoma Family
Rhexia virginica, Virginia M4eadow-beauty ................. LK 581 T

ONAGRACEAE. Evening-primrose Family
Epilobium angustifolium, Fireweed .........................LJ E99 P
Epilobium strictum, Simple-Willow-herb ....................LJ 923 T
Oenothera pilosella, Meadow Sundrops .......... .....LJ 925 P
Oenothera triloba, Sessile Evening-primrose .........L 924 X

HALORAGACEAE. Water-milfoil Family
Myriophyllum exalbescens, American Wdater-milfoil.........LF 926 P
Myriophyllum heterophyllum, Two-leaved Water-milfoil ..... LF 927 E
Myriophyllum verticillatum, Green Water-mnilfoil .......... LF 928 X

ARALIACEAE. Ginseng Family
Aralia hispida, Bristly Sarsaparilla..........*...........L2 929X
.Aralla spinosa, Devil's-walkingstick.s..*oo..*.......e.*..L2 C79 -P
Panax quinquefolius, American Ginseng .................... L2 480 P

UMBELLIFERAE (APIACEAE). Parsley Family
Chaerophyllum procumbens var. shortii, Short's Chervil ...L3 930 P
Eryrigium yucclfolium, Rattlesnake-master .................L3 932 T

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UMBELLIFERAE (APIACEAE). Parsley Family (Cont'd.)
Hydrocotyle americana, American Water-pennywort .......... .L3 343 P
Hydrocotyle umbellata, Navelviort.........................L3 933 E
Ligusticum canadense, American Lovage...................L3 934 E
Perideridia americana, Perideridia .......................3 503 E
Thaspium pinnatifidum, Cut-leaf Meadow-parsnip...........L3 718 T

.CORNACEAE. Dogwood Family
Cornus canadensis, Bunchberry............................ LM 935 T
Cornus rugosa, Round-leaved Dogwood.....................LM A94 T

PYROLACEAE. Pyrola Family
Chimaphila umbellata, Pipsissewa........................KQ 153 T
Pyrola secunda, One-sided Wintergreen ....................KQ 936 X
ERICACEAE. Heath Family
Andromeda glaucophylla, Bog-rosemary.....................KQ 030 X
Arctostaphylos uva-ursi, Bearberry .......................KQ 937 X
Chamaedaphne calyculata, Leather-leaf......... .......KQ 938 P
Gaultheria hispidula, Creeping Snowberry.................KQ 939 X
Ledum groenlandicum, Labrador-tea........................Q 940 E
Lyonia ligustrina, Maleberry.............................KQ 941 X
Rhododendron calendulaceum, Flame Azalea................KQ 942 E
Rhododendron maximum, Great Rhododendron.................KQ 943 T
Rhododendron nudiflorum, Pinxter-flower................KQ 944 T
Rhododendron roseum, Northern Rose Azalea................KQ 588 P
Vaccinium atrococcum, Black Highbush Blueberry ...........KQ C80 T
Vaccinium caesium, Small Deerberry.......................KQ 945 E
Vaccinium macrocarpon, Large Cranberry..................KQ 746 P
Vaccinium myrtilloides, Velvet-leaf Blueberry...........KQ 946 X
Vaccinium oxycoccos, Small Cranberry.....................KQ 747 E

PRIMULACEAE. Primrose Family
Dodecatheon meadia, Shooting-star........................KW 225 P
Hottonla inflata, Featherfoil .,,,.............., 334 E
Trientalis borealis, Star-flower..........,...... ....KW 730 P

STYRACACEAE. Storax Family
Halesia carolina, Silverbell.........................K 304 E
Styrax americana, Snowbell.......... 948 E
Styrax grandifolia, Bigleaf Snowbell.....................KU 949 X

OLEACEAE. Olive Family
Chionanthus virginicus, Fringe-tree.....................NN 950 E
Fraxinus tomentosa, Pumpkin Ash......................NN 951 X

GENTIANACEAE. Gentian Family
Bartonia virginica, Yellow Bartonia...................... NB C81 P
Gentiana alba (G. flavida), Yellowish Gentian...........NB 281 E
Gentiana clausa, Closed Gentian...;................ ..NB 952 E
Gentiana crinita, Fringed Gentian.................,..NB 283 T
Gentiana procera, Small Fringed Gentian.................NB C82 P
Gentiana puberulenta (G. puberula), Prairie Gentian......NB 953 E
Gentiana quinquefolia, Stiff Gentian.. ............NB X60 P

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GENTIANACEAE. Gentian Family (Cont'd.)
Gentiana saponaria, Soapwort Gentian ..................... NB 954 E
Gentiana villosa, Sampson's Snakeroot .................... NB 955 E
Obolaria virginica, Pennywort ............................ NB C83 P
Swertia caroliniensis, American Columbo .................. NB 705 p

MENYANTHACEAE (GENTIANACEAE). Buckbean Family
Menyanthes trifoliata, Buckbean ..........................,NB 448 E

APOCYNACEAE. Dogbane Family
Apocynum sibiricuni (inc. var. cordigerum), Clasping-
* leaf Dogbane. .. .*.. .. .... ........ N 956 P

ASCLEPIADACEAE. Milkweed Family
Asclepias amplexicaulis, Bluntleaf Milkweed .............. ND C84 P
Asciepias variegata, White Milkweed ............ *.........ND CB5 T
Asclepias viridis (Asclepiodora viridis), Spider

Matalea obliqua (Gonolobus obliquus), Angle-pod .......... ND C24 P

CON VOL VULACEAE. M~orni ng-gl ory Family
Cuscuta compacta,, Sessile-Dodder ......................... NE 958 T
Cuscuta coryli, Hazel Dodder ............ e...............NE 959 T
Cuscuta glomerata, Glomerate Dodder .......................NE 960 X
Cuscuta pentagona, Five-angled Dodder .....................tNE 961 T

POLEMONIACEAE.0 Phlox Family
Phlox glaberrima, Smooth Phlox..................N 962 T
Phlox ovata, Mountain Phlox .............................. NF 963 T
Phlox stolonifera, Creeping Phlox ........................ NF 964 P
Polemonium reptans var. villosum, Braun's Jacob's-ladder.NF 531 P

HYDROPHYLLACEAE. Waterleaf Family
Phacelia bipinnatifida, Fern-leaf Scorpion-weed .. ........JNG 965 T
Phacelia. dubia, Small-flowered Scorpion-weed ............. NG 508 X
Phacelia ranunculacea, Blue Scorpion-weed .................NG 510 E

BORAGINACEAE. Borage Family
Cynoglossum boreale, Northern Wild Comfrey ............... NH 966 X
Lithospermum caroliniense, Carolina Puccoon .... *80*......NH 967 P
Myosotis mnacrosperma, Bristly Scorpion-grass ............. NH 968 T
Onosmodium hispidissimum, False Gromwell ................. NH 969 P

LABIATAE (LAMIACEAE). Mint Family
Collinsonia verticillata (Micheliella verticillata),
Early Soeot............................... *.**9s** .1.N. 170 E
Hedeoma. hispida, Rough Pennyroyal ..............N 970 E
* Meehania cordata, Meehania.....................N 444P
Monarda punctata, Dotted Horsemint.............tL 971 1E
Pycnanthemum muticum, Blunt ?4ountain-mint.....Saoooo......NL A96 -
Pycnanthemum pilosum, Hoary Mountain-n-int.*...........,,,,NL 972 E

[ i ~Satureja arkansana, Limestone Caoy........~.N 88 P

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LABIATAE (LAIIIACEAE). Mint Family (Cont'd.)
Scutellaria integrifolia, Hyssop Skullcap .................NL C89 T
Scutellaria saxatilis, Rock Skullcap ..................... NL 651 E
Scutellaria serrata, Showy Skullcap ......................NL C90 P
Synandra hispidula, Synandra ............................. NL 708 T
Trichostema dichotomum var. lineare (T. setaceum),
Narrow-leaved Bluecurls. ......... .... ....... ........ .NL 974 E

-SCROPHULARIACEAE. Figwort Family
Agalinis gattingeri (Gerardia gattingeri), Gattinger's

Agalinis paupercula var. paupercula (Gerardia paupercula
var. paupercula), Small Purple Foxglove ............. NP 976 X
Agalinis paupercula var. borealis (Gerardia paupercula
var. borealis), Northern Purple Foxglove ............ NP 976 X
Agalinis skinneriana (Gerardia skinneriana), Skinner's
Foxglove. ..................................... .NP 977 E
Aureolaria pedicularia var. pedicularia (Gerardia
pedicularia var. pedicularia), Woodland Fern-le-af
False Fogoe............... ........... ...........C*~99. NP 978 X
Aureolari a pedicularia var. ambigens (Gerardia
pedicularia- var. ambigens), Prairie Fernt-leaf
False Fogoe.. ~ .......P978 E
Besseya bullii (Wulfenia bullii), Besseya ................ NP 979 X
Buchnera americana, Bluehearts ........................... NP 980 E
Gratiola virginiana, Round-fruited Hedge-hyssop .......... NP 981 T
Gratiola viscidula var. shortii, Short's Hedge-hyssop....NP 982 T
Linaria canadensis, Old-field Toadflax ................... NP 983 E
Melanmpyrum lineare, Cow-wheat ...... 0000000000090.....NP 984 T
Penstemon canescens, Gray Beard-tongue.............,.....NP 986 E
Penstemon laevigatus, Smooth Beard-tongue................NP 9837 T
Penstemon pallidus, Downy White Beard-tongue ............. NP C91 T
Penstenmon tubaeflorus, White-wand Beard-tongue ........... NP 988 X
Tomanthera auriculata (Gerardia auriculata), Ear-leaf
Foxglove ......................... 999S*99*99g**99 6C*C.NP 722 E
Veronica anagallis-aquatica, Brook-pimpernel ............. .NP C92 P

BIGNONIACEAE. Bignonia Family
Bignonia capreolata, Crosvn.............N 93 P

OROBANCHACEAE. Broomirape Family
Orobanche ludoviciana, Louisiana Broomw-rape .............. NQ 989 E

LENTIBULARIACEAE. Bladderwort Family
Utricularia cornuta, Horned Bladderwort ................... NS 990 E
Utricularia gibba, Humped Bladderwort .................... NS A59 T
Utricularia intermedia, Flat-leaved Bladderwort .......... NS 991 T
Utricularia. minor, Lesser Bladderwort .................... NS 992 T

ACANTHACEAE. Acanthus Family
Ruellia. caroliniensis, Carolina Ruellia .................. NR 993 p
Ruellia humilisp Low Ruellia ....................N 611 p

PLANTAGINACEAE. Plantain Family
Plantago cordata, Heart-leaf Plantain.... *.****.*V***....NM 527 PE E

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RUBIACEAE. Madder Family
Galium labradoricum, Bog Bedstraw......................,.NU 995
Galium palustre, Marsh Bedstraw.......,..................NU 996 E
Houstonia nigricans, Narrow-leaved Sumner Bluets.........NU C94 7
Houstonia purpurea, Large Sumner Bluets.................NU C95 P
Spermacoce glabra, Smooth Buttonweed .....................NU C96 P

CAPRIFOLIACEAE. Honeysuckle Family
Linnaea borealis, American Twinflower..............,..NV 402 X
Lonicera canadensis, Canada Fly-honeysuckle.............NV 411 T
Lonicera flavida, Pale Yellow Honeysuckle .............NV 997 X
Lonicera oblongifolia, Swamp Fly-honeysuckle.,...........NV 998 X
Lonicera prolifera, Grape Honeysuckle ...~..,.... m o* ooooNV 999 T
Lonicera villosa, Mountain Fly-honeysuckle..............NV AOI X
Symphoricarpos albus var. albus, Snowberry..............NV A02 E
Viburnum alnifolium, Hobblebush ........................NV A03 T
Viburnum molle, Soft-leaved Arrow-wood..................NV A04 E
Viburnum opulus var. americanum (V. trilobum),
Highbush- cranberry...r........................NV B07 P
Viburnum rufidulum, Southern Black-haw...................NV A05 E

VALERIANA. Valerian Family
Valeriana ciliata, Prairie Valerian......................NW A06 E

CAMPANULACEAE. Bellflower Family
Campanula rotundifolia, Harebell B......B 02 T

COMPOSITAE (ASTERACEAE). Composite Family
Artemisia caudata, Beach Wormwood........................NX K07 T
Aster acuminatus,,Mountain Aster...... N X........... NX K08 X
Aster dumosus, Bushy Aster.........,...,.,*, .. ::::::NX K09 T
Aster infirmus, Weak Aster...............................NX.K�l T
Aster linariifolius, Stiff-leaf Aster.................... NX 069 T
Aster oblongifolius, Shale Barren Aster..................NX K12 1
Aster ptarmicoides, Yarrow Aster.........................NX K13 E
Aster solidagineus (Sericocarpus linifolius), Narrow-
leaved Aster��.s...... . *.. .6...... .. ......... X C14 T
Aster surculosus, Creeping Aster ............ . . NX K15 X
Cacalia muhlenbergii, Great Indian-plantai'n................ NX K17 P
Cacalia tuberosa, Fen Indian-plantain....................NX E02 T
Chrysogonum virginianum, Golden-knees....................NX 155 T
Cirsium carolinianum, Carolina Thistle...................NX K18 E
Cirsium hillii, Hill's Pasture Thistle..K............... X 119 E
Coreopsis major, Woodland Tickseed.................NX 120 P
Echinacea purpurea, Purple Coneflower....................NX 239 P
Erigeron divaricatus, Bushy Horseweed.........K,..**,***.X 121 E
Eupatorium album, White Thoroughwort.....................NX 1(22 E
Eupatorium aromaticum, Small White Snakeroot............. NX K23 E
Eupatorium hyssopifolium, Hyssop Thoroughwort ............NX K24 E
Eupatorium incarnatum, Pink Thoroughwort.................NX K25 E
Eupatorlum rotundifolium (including E. pubescens),
Roundleaf Thoroughwort .............,........o......FX 126 p
Gnaphalium viscosum (G. macounil), Winged Cudweed, ......NX K27 X

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Code No. Us OH
COMP'OSITAE (ASTERACEAE). Coiiposite Faiiiily (Cont'd.)
Helianthus mollis, Ashy Sunflower ......................NX A63 T
Helianthus occidentalis, Western Sunflower..............NX K28 T
Heterotheca mariana (Chrysopsis mariana), Golden-aster...NX K30 P
Heterotheca graminifolia (Chrysopsis graminifolia),
Silkgrass ....... *9@ ............................. * NX K29 E
Hieracium canadense, Canada Hawkweed....................NX K31 E
Hieracium narianum, Maryland Hawkweed....................NX K32 X
Hymenoxys acaulis (Actinea herbacea), Lakeside Daisy ....NX K33 E
Krigia dandelion, Potato-dandelion.......................NX K34 E
Krigia virginica, Dwarf Dandelion....,............. .NX K35 T
Kuhnia eupatorioides (including varieties; Brickellia
eupatorioides), False Boneset.......................NX K16 P
Liatris cylindracea, Slender Blazing-star .............NX E10 T
Liatris novae-angliae (L. novae-angliae var. nieuwlandii
= X L. nieuwlandii in Fernald 1950),-New England
Blazing-star ................................... A64 T
Liatris scabra, Large Blazing-star......o................ NX K36 E
Liatris squarrosa, Scaly Blazing-star...................NX K37 T
Megalodonta beckii, Water-marigold.................. ....NX K38 X
Pluchea camphorata, Camphorweed ................'....0..NX A65 X
Prenanthes aspera, Rough Rattlesnake-root................NX K39 X
Prenanthes crepidinea, Nodding Rattlesnake-root ..........NX K40 T
Prenanthes racemosa, Prairie Rattlesnake-root ............NX K41 T
Senecio pauperculus, Balsam Squaw-weed ...................NX 659 P
Silphium laciniatum, Compass-plant....,.................NX E13 E
Solidago arguta, Cut-leaf Goldenrod.................. ..NX K42 E
Solidago odora, Sweet Goldenrod ........*..*...a.........NX K43 E
Solidago ohioensis, Ohio Goldenrod......,..........,.....NX K44 P
Solidago remiota, Great Lakes Goldenrod........,......... .NX K45 T
Solidago riddel lii, Riddell's Goldenrod ...................NX K46 P
Solidago rigida, Stiff Goldenrod,...,..,.,.............NX K47 p
Solidago squarrosa, Leafy Goldenrod..................... NX 683 T
Verbesina helianthoides, Hairy Wing-stenm.......- . ..NX K48 T
Verbesina occidentalis, Yellow Crownbeard.......... :...NX K49 E
Vernonia fasciculata, Prairie Ironweed..................NX K50 X

APPENDIX C. Ohio Endangered Plant Law

Am. Sub. H. B. No. 908
4

The section numbering of law of a general and permanent (Amended Substitute House Bill No. 908)
nature is complete and in conformity with the Revised Code.

,) fit?-, , '-/ i- &, ( ~ 1,2 ~, AN ACT
Director, Legislative S ffe Commission.

To enact sections 1518.01 to 1518.05 and 1518.99
Filed in the office of the Secretary of State at Columbus,
Ohio, on the 24th d ay of May A. D. 1978, of the Revised Code to protect endangered
~Ohio, on the' 24th~ day of May' , A. D. 1978, ~species of native Ohio wild plants.

Ok'*/ i/. 3,1 r: 2, Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Ohio:
Secretary of State.
~Secretary of State. ~SECTION 1. That sections 1518.01, 1518.02, 1518.03, 1518.04,
1518.05, and 1518.99 of the Revised Code be enacted to read as
328.Effective August 23, 1978. follows:
~File No. Effective Date_~ _~ ' *Sec. 1518.01. WITH THE ADVICE OF THE NATURAL
AREAS COUNCIL, THE CHIEF OF THE DIVISION OF NAT-
URAL AREAS AND PRESERVES SHALL ADOPT AND MAY
AMEND OR RESCIND RULES, IN ACCORDANCE WITH CHAP-
TER 119. OF THE REVISED CODE, SETTING FORTH CRITERIA
FOR IDENTIFYING AND DESIGNATING SPECIES OF PLANTS
NATIVE TO 01110 WHIICH ARE IN DANGER OF EXTIRPA-
TION OR WHICH ARE THREATENED WITH BECOMING EN-
DANGERED. TtIE CHIEF SHALL ADOPT AND MAY AMEND
OR RESCIND RULES, IN ACCORDANCE WITH CHAPTER 119.
OF THE REVISED CODE, SETTING FORTH A LIST OF THE
PLANTS THAT HIE DETERMINES TO BE ENDANGERED OR
THREATENED WITHI EXTIRPATION FROM THIS STATE,
APPLYING THE CRITERIA SO DEVELOPED. THIS LIST
SHALL IDENTIFY THE COMMON AND SCIENTIFIC NAMES
OF EACH SPECIES. THE LIST SHALL INCLUDE ALL SPECIES
NATIVE TO THIS STATE WHICH ARE LISTED ON THE
"UNITED STATES LIST OF ENDANGERED AND THREAT-
ENED WILDLIFE AND PLANTS" PURSUANT TO THE "EN-
DANGERED SPECIES ACT OF 1973," 87 STAT. 884, 16 U.S.C.
1531-1543, AS AMENDED. FURTHER, THE CHIEF MAY PRO-
DUCE FOR PUBLIC EDUCATION PURPOSES, LISTS OF
PLANT SPECIES, WHICH SHALL INCLUDE THE NAMES OF
SPECIES OF PLANTS, WHICH MAY BECOME THREATENED
IN THE FUTURE THROUGH HABITAT LOSS, COMMERCIAL
EXPLOITATION, OR OTHER MEANS.
Sec. 1518.02. NO PERSON SIIALL WILLFULLY ROOT UP,
INJURE, DESTROY, REMOVE, OR CARRY AWAY ON OR FROM
PUBLIC HIGHWAYS, PUBLIC PROPERTY, OR WATERS OF

Am. Sub. I{. B. No. 908 Am. S l} Il B. N(. 908
2 3

TIlE STATE, OR ()N OR FROM THE R(PERTY Ol FTllT ANOTIER, UNIl :1) S I ATF:0S OVIRN I 11 ENlT 1'( 1! q 'I I l l'' I I'('I I()N OF
WITO()UT TIHE WRIITTEN 'PEI-:MISSl()ION 01' T1111 OWNER, LANI'IANT' SI'l('IlS I'Ul'SUANI To 'TII I' I;NI)AN(G]F'EI) S'l,-
LESSEE, OR OTIR IRSON I'NTTII-I) T I'(POSSSSION, CiS A( l (OF 173," 87 STAT. 884, 11 l;.S.C. 1531-1543, AS
ANY ENI'l)ANGEEI) OR TIHIIIEATEI.NEI) PI'IANT lI.STEI) BY AM:NI)I :l).
RUI.,E AI)OPTED UNI)ER SEC('TION 1518.01 OFI TIlE REVISED Se. 1518.05. (A) NO IEISON SIIAI, VlATE A
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~CODE. RUl'.1: AI)()1'TII) Ol ('ONI)l1'ION OF A I'11151'1' I-S;EI) IJN-
Sec. 1518.03. WITII TIlE AI)VICE OF TIIHE NATURAL 1)1:R SEI(''lON 151803 OFI TlE RI;ISI) CO)PE.
AREAS COUNCIL, TIlE CIHIEF OF TIlE I)IVISION OF NATU- () I ORNEY GENERAL, UPON Tl EQUEST
RAL AREAS ANI) PRESERVES SIAILL AI)OPT ANI) MAYY (NIII,, l l'0)N Til-' 'QlIST
AMENI) OR REPEAL, RUI,ES, IN AC('ORI)ANCE WITIT CIIAP-RE , ANI
TER 119. OF THE REVISED COI)E, RESTRI(CTING TIIE TAK- bASES, SIIA .I, PROSE AN
ING, POSSESSING, TRANSPORTATION, SAIE, OFFERING SC (TION 1518-02 O' TliE ll'll-) (CODE OR TIIS
FOR SALE, OR EXPOSURE FOR SAIE, FOR COMMERCIAL STECTION.
PURPOSES OF NATIVE OITIO SPECIES OF WILD PLANTS Sec. 1518.99. (A) WHIOEVIR VIOILATES SECTION
OR PARTS TIIEREOF, THAT ARE LISTED AS ENDANGERED 1518.02 OF T' IIIE REVISEI) CODEI IS (UIITY OF A MINOR MIS-
OR THREATENEI) BY RUI,E ADOPTED UNDER SECTION DEMEANOR.
1518.01 OF THIE REVISED) COI)DE. TIlE RULES MAY PROIIBIT
TIlE TAKING OF ANY ENDANGERED OR TIIREATENED EA'S SlA(LL' l N 151FE05 OF TA IE
PLANT, OR PARTS TIEREOF, FOR (COMMERCIAL I'URPOSES,
FROM ANY WOOD IOT, FIEI), OR FOREST, OR FROM ANY TIOiSANI) IOITLARS NOI MOIIE TIIAN FIVE T()lUSAND
OTHER LOCATION IN WHIICHI SUCII PI,ANT IS FOUND DIlll.AR11S F'IRST OIIENSIE; 1h EACII SU1SE-
GROWING IN ITS NATIVE IIABITAT. TIIIS SECTION )DOES PERSON S L E FIN OT
NOT PREVENT ANY NURSERYMAN OR DEALER WIIO IS II- LESS TAN TWO TIOUSANI DOI,AIRS NOi MOR IAN
CENSED UNDER CHAPTER 927. OF THE REVISED CODE, TEN TIIOUSANI I)OLLARS.
FROM SELLING, OFFERING FOR SALE, SHIPPING, OR
OTHERWISE DISPOSING OF ANY ENDANGERED OR
TIIREATENED PIANTS OR PARTS TIIEREOF WHIEN SUCHI
PLANTS HAVE BEEN COMMERCIALLY GROWN BIY A LI-
CENSED NURSERY OR I,EGALL,Y IMPORTED INTO TIIIS Se/akcr of te HolsIe.ij r tls
STATE. FOR TIE PURPOSES OF TIIIS SECTION, "COMMER-
CIAI, PURPOSES" MEANS W'ITII INTENT TO SEI,,LL OR
TRADE ENI)ANGEREI) OR THIIREATENEI) PI,ANTS FOR A ..
GAIN OR PROFIT. "COMMERCIAI,LLY GROWN" MEANS TO President
President _o the Senate.
GROW PLANTS UNI)ER CULTIVATION IN TIL,EI) I'PLOTS
OR IN A GREENHOUSE.
TITE RULES SIIALL, PROVII)E FOR THIE TAKING OF
SPECIES ENDANGERED Oi TIIREATENEI) WITII STATE- 1978
WIDE EXTIRPATION FOR BOTANICAL,, EDIJCATIONAI., AND Passed - ,2, 1978
SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES, ANI) FOR PROI'AGATION IN CAP-
TIVITY TO PRESERVO E TII E SPECI I IES, WITh WSRITTEN PER- This bill was presented to the Governor May 11, 1978 and was not
MISSION FROM TE CHIEF. TlE RULES SHALL NOT PRO- signed or returned to the House of Representatives wherein it orig-
IIIBIT TIIE lJNI sTAKING OR POSSESSION OF SPECIES LISTEDinated within ten (10) days after being so presented, exclusive of
O N THE "UNITEDII)III-I STATES LIST OF END I'OANGERED ANDICA Sundays and the day said bill was presented.
TIhREATENED WDI,DLIFE ANI) PLANTS" IF'OR BOTANICAL,,
EI)UCATIONAL, OR SCIENTIFIC I'PJRPOSES, OR FO()R PROPA-
GATION IN CAPTIVITY TO PRESEIIVE TIIE SPECIE'S, UNI)ER TED \. BROWNT,
A PERMIT OR LICENSE FI'RO()M TI' UNITEI) STATES OR ANY Secretary of State.
INSTRUMENTALITY TIIEREOF.
Sec. 1518.04. TIIE )IIIECTORI OF NATURIAL RESOURCES
MAY ENTER INTO AGREEMENTS OR CONTRACTS WITHI THE

APPENDIX D. Data Services Brochure and Application Form

need to acquire written permission to If no information is available on a search
publish information provided by the request, there will be no charge to the data
Heritage Program, and a requirement that user. Otherwise, minimum charge will be
the Division be given credit as the for one hour's work, except where a
information source, memorandum of agreement is involved. Division of Natural Areas & Preserves
The Heritage sta will review the Data Heritage staff will determine the most cost-
Request Form and will contact the efficient search procedures for individual AIEIYAT
prospective data user to answer any data user requests.
questions. A decision will be made about the
level of detail necessary to adequately Ail Division of Natural Areas & Preserves
the data user's needs. A cost estimate for
Memoranda of
the data search can be given at this time if
requeste Thiis program does not charge for Agrement
data services which result in no data being Division of Natural Areas & Preserves
made available to the user. Charges for Written agreements can be negotiated to
services rendered are made in order to offset fees for services. Data users providing
recover actual costs to the Division of useful information to the Heritage Program H E
Natural Areas and Preserves. can obtain reduced or deferred fees. Contact
The requested information will be the Heritage Administrator for details.
retrieved from the Heritage data systems
using the most cost-efficient methods, and
will be provided to the user with specified B Procedure Preserves
restrictions. If the application for access to Divisio eserves
data is denied, a written explanation will be No prepayment is necessary for
provided. governmental agencies. Prepayment may be
Information will not be provided by required for non-government data users.
telephone or to drop-in visitors. Normally, Invoices normally will be provided along Dvsesrves
data can be provided to users within two with the data. Data users should indicate
weeks of receipt of the Data Request Form. cost limitations they wish to place on
requests for data. Fee estimates can be - -
given prior to initiating searches.
Division of Natural Areas & Preserves
Fee Strucure for A A
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CONTACT:
Xerft Ser vi~es~ Natural Heritage Program
ChargsforservienDivision of Natural Areas & Preserves Division of Natural Areas & Preserves
Charges for services rendered are made in Fonta Sqe, Buldng F
order to recover actual costs to the Division Fountain Squambus , Oh io 43224
of Natural Areas and Preserves.
Phone: 614/466-8970
Division of Natural Areas & Preserves
DATA MANUAL COMPUTER
USER SEARCHES SEARCHES
Governmental No charge for first $25 base fee + SERM IAES
Agencies - local, hour per month; 2�/line for first
regional, state, thereafter $10 per 300 lines; there- Division of Natural Areas & Preserves
federal. hour. after 10 per line.
Non-Gov't. Agen- $12 per hour. $30 base fee +
cies, Organiza- 2�/line first 300
tions, Individuals. lines; thereafter 1
per line. JAMES A. RHODES ROBERT W. TEATER
Governor Director N
Ohio Department of Natural [source

Data Services for attractive, but endangered wildflowers should be preserved for scientific and
may lead collectors to these sites. Such educational purposes.
sensitive information is best restricted from REGISTRY - Information on State Nature
nDepa r tment of Natural Resources, i publication. Preserves; public or privately owned
Department of Natural Resoure Conserv, in The program's data management system natural areas; and state wild, scenic and
conjunction with The Nature Conservancy, includes manual and computer files which recreational rivers.
established the Natural Heritage Program store pertinent information on rare and

operated the Natural Heritage Program most complete single source of existing natu- legal status.
until October 1977, when the Oo al heritage information.
Department of Natural Resources, Division ral heritage information.
Department of Natural Reas and Presources, Divisionsumed Sound environmental decisions cannot be
of Natural Areas and Preserves, assumet. made in ignorance of the facts. The Natural e nt ima a t data anr a
A variety of ndividuals, institutions and Heritage Program can provide some basic The manual, map and computer data
A variety of individuals, institutions and information needed to make better use of our systems are fexible and allow for searches
organizations contributed biological data to natural resources, while maintaining the which can include a number of variables.
the program, and while this information heritage of our natural diversity for future Computer printouts can be obtained for the
was provided free of charge, a substantial ge n erations to enjoy. following search criteria:
amount of time and money was necessary 1. Geographic Area - County,
to process it into its current useable format. physiographic region, watershed,
In all cases, information was supplied in Wha daf ior ambled subwatershed, topographic quad, or
the belief it would be used to help protect Heritage data are grouped by class. managed area. Manual searches can
the rare and endangered plants, animals According to the needs of the data user, provide information for areas smaller
and associated natural fe atures of Ohio. In locational information on U.S.G.S. than U.S.G.S. topographic maps or
some instances, locational information t aphic maps can be withdrawn for all areas which include portions of
about rare and endangered species was classes, individual class, or parts of classes. topographic maps.
provided, with the understanding that it The following breakdown summarizes each 3. Species - Individual species, groups of
would not be published or released for class: species, taxonocally related ospecies.
public distribution. These agreements of class: species, taxonomically related species.
confidentiality with the individuals and SPECIAL PLANTS (560+ SPECIES) 3. Plant community type - wetlands.
institutions that contributed information * Species with Federal status. 4. Status - Degree of endangerment or
must be honored * Ohio Endangered and Threatened Plants other special status. (For example,
If data users recognize that the purpose (state official status). legal status only).
of the Natural Heritage Program is to * Plants having no legal status but S. Date of Information.
protect these species and features, they will considered potentially threatened in 6. Ownership.
better understand why the program staff Ohio.
must carefully control the use of Heritage SPECIAL ANIMALS (175� SPECIES) A Progfcedden
information. This does not mean the
information is d o es not cases, 0 Species with Federal status. Prospective data users should obtain Data
informatcion bewarovidedfors esupliea * Ohio Endangered Wild Animals (state Request Forms from:
data can be provided for specific research
projects, development or review of official status). Heritage Data Services
environmental impact statements, and * Animals having no legal status, but Division of Natural Areas & Preserves
other legitimate uses. However, data users considered rare in Ohio. Fountain Square, Building F-1
must also realize that publication of exact PLANT COMMUNITIES (65+ Community Columbus, Ohio 43224
locational information may not aid the types) Native plant communities of high These forms request detailed information
protection of an endangered species, but quality. about the planned use of the data and
may, in fact, contribute to its destruction. GEOLOGIC FEATURES (40+ Features) Unique require the data user to agree to certain
For example, publication of exact locations or high quality geologic features which restrictions. These restrictions include the

NATURAL HERITAGE PROGRAM
DATA REQUEST FORM

Please enclose: a) A letter formally requesting information from the
Natural Heritage Program.
b) Preliminary reports and maps detailing study area.

DATE

WHO IS REQUESTING THE INFORMATION?

Agency

Name and Title

Address

Phone

WHAT PROJECT OR PROGRAM IS THE INFORMATION FOR? IF THERE IS A CONTRACTING AGENCY,
PLEASE GIVE NAME, ADDRESS, PHONE NUMBER OF CONTACT PERSON.

For which groups in your study area do you want locational information?
Please check appropriate boxes.

Plants -_ Federal Status only
__State Legal Status only (endangered & threatened)
__Potentially Threatened (non-legal status)

Animals -_ Federal Status only
__State Legal Status (endangered) only
__Rare (non-legal)

Plant Communities - _ All __Wetlands only
__Other (ple~a~se specify)

Geologic Features - All

Other -_ (please specify)

Registry -_ All
__State Nature Preserves
___Natural Areas
__State Wild, Scenic and Recreational Rivers
__Other (please specify)

(over)

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BESIDES NAME, LOCATION, AND STATUS, PLEASE SPECIFY ANY ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
YOU MAY REQUIRE.

DESCRIBE THE LEVEL OF LOCATIONAL ACCURACY NECESSARY FOR YOUR PROJECT.

HOW WILL THE INFORMATION BE USED?

IN WHAT FORM AND-DETAIL DO YOU WISH TO PUBLISH THIS INFORMATION?

The information supplied above is complete and accurate. Any material supplied
by the Natural Heritage Program will not be published without prior written per-
mission and without crediting the Division of Natural Areas and Preserves as the
source of the material.

Signature

Return completed form to: Heritage Data Services, Division of Natural Areas
& Preserves, Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Fountain Square, Building F,
Columbus, Ohio 43224. Phone 614/466-8970.