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List of names from ICPN, Hrusa's Crosswalk, and Jepson Flora in Oncosiphon
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| Current Jepson Flora Project Synonyms | Matricaria globifera (Thunb.) Fenzl ex Harv. | |||||
| Initial Editorial Analysis 28 Feb 2007 | ||||||
| Source of Report for California | ||||||
| a | 1996 Madrono, as cited in Kartesz & Meacham | |||||
| b | Hrusa et al., Madrono 49(2)61-98. 2002: DIST: SCo: Hrusa et al. Current Status: Naturalized outside of wildlands: DOC: Riverside Co.: Sanders, A.C. (1996, pg. 528); Moreno Valley, E of Lake Perris along JFK Blvd. in disked field. March 23, 1998, R. Noll s.n. (OBI, SD). Det. by D. Keil, 11-2001; San Jacinto Wildlife Area, at headquarters off Davis Rd., north of Lakeview. Lakeview 7.5' quad. 33°52'N, 117°07'W; T03S, R02W Sec. 32, SB). El. 442m/1450ft. July 15, 2001, O.F. Clarke s.n. (UCR); San Jacinto Wildlife Area, Lovell Unit approximately 885m east of Davis Rd. and 76m north of the San Jacinto River levee. Lakeview 7.5' quad, T04S, R02W, Sec. 05, SB. El. 433m. Alkali playa with Rumex, Crypsis schoenoides, Phalaris minor, Atriplex argentea, etc. Traver loamy fine sand, saline alkali. June 18, 1995, D. Bramlet 2434 (UCR); San Jacinto Wildlife Area, approximately 920m NW of Lakeview and 487m west of the Davis Rd, 46m N of Marvin Rd. Perris 7.5' quad. T04S, R02W, Sec 06, SB. El. 433m. Alkali playa with Plagiobothrys leptocladus, Crypsis schoenoides, Cressa truxillensis, etc. Willows silty clay. May 6, 1992, D. Bramlet 2265 (UCR); Romoland, onramp to Hwy 215 from Hwy 74, just east of Hwy 215. Perris 7.5' quad. 33°45'08"N, 117°11'06"W. El. 434m/1425ft. Uncommon on disturbed roadside, common in abandoned factory yard across 74 to the south. Also scattered along Hwy 215 all the way to Riverside. May 7, 2001, A.C. Sanders 24176, with Mitch Provance and T.B. Salvato (UCR); Val Verde, between Moreno Valley and Perris, along Hwy 215, 0.9 mi. S of Oleander Ave., at S end of Patterson Ave. Steele Peak 7.5' quad. 33°50'47"N, 117°15'05"W, T04S, R04W, Sec. 01, SB. El. 457m/1500ft. Weedy roadside on disturbed agricultural plains. Locally common on side of freeway, conspicuous for ca. 100 m. May 8, 2001, A.C. Sanders 24209, with Mitch Provance and T.B. Salvato (UCR); Moreno Valley, along I-215 just south of the March Field Museum, 0.7 mi. S of Van Buren Blvd. Riverside East 7.5' quad. 33°52'35"N, 117°15'52"W; T03S, R04W, Sec. 26, SB. El. 465m/1525ft. Weedy roadside on disturbed plains. Locally common and conspicuous for ca. 1 km. May 8, 2001, A.C. Sanders 24210, with Mitch Provance and T.B. Salvato (UCR); Lakeview Mtns., Pulsar View Rd., ca. 1 airmile NE of Juniper Flats Rd. and ca. 3/4 -1 mi. by road from the base of the hills. Lakeview 7.5' quad, 33°49'06"N, 117°05'W; T04S, R02W, Sec. 15, SB. El. 610m/2000 ft. Chaparral, burned within the past few years. Many native wildflowers and some non-natives, all on NW-facing slope. Solitary ind. growing in open spot on the burn. Apr. 11, 1997, B. Pitzer 3121 (UCR): San Diego Co.: San Diego Wild Animal Park, off Hwy 78, E of Escondido in San Pasqual Valley. 33°06'N, 116°59'W. El. 300m/984 ft. Weedy area near back entrance to park. Few plants this year, previously common. Apr. 1998, Robert Noll, s.n. (UCR); San Diego Wild Animal Park, along back road behind exhibits (N of African Plains area); also seen on E edge of park and in S African section of Park Botanical Garden. 33°06'N, 116°59'W. Scattered to fairly common at edges of park; abundant among Aloes in S African sect. of Bot. Gdn. El. 300m/984 ft. Mar 25, 1997, Jan Beyers s.n. (UCR): NOTES: Original report by Sanders was as the synonym Matricaria globifera (Thunb.) Fenzl in Harv. and Sond. Comment on the label of the Noll specimen above; "reported also from Orange Co., Haul Cyn. Rd., Irvine Ranch." The current status of this population is not known. | |||||
| Initial Editorial Comments | indicated only for California in Kartesz & Meacham; not in Gray Card Index; in no way mentioned in Abrams & Ferris, Illustrated Flora of the Pacific States, Munz, Munz Supplement, The Jepson Manual [Ed. 1]; Matricaria globifera (Thunb.) Fenzl ex Harv.listed as synonym in Kartesz & Meacham, in no way mentioned in AF, Munz, Munz Supplement, The Jepson Manual [Ed. 1]; according to Source b, in California naturalized outside of wildlands, yet occurrences cited include those that evidently qualify for inclusion in the flora according to criteria employed by Jepson Flora Project (11 Feb 2003). | |||||
| Variant Spelling | Oncosiphon piluliferum | |||||
| Correspondence and Comments Subsequent to Initial Analysis | ||||||
| Correspondence 1 | 30 Jul 2002 e-mail from John Strother see Comment 1 | |||||
| Editorial Comments 1 | Correspondence 1 indicates that Matricaria globifera possibly is being treated as Oncosiphon piluliferum (L. f.) Kallersjo in Flora North America. [Madrono 43:528. 1996 first report of Matricaria globifera (Thunb.) Fenzl for North America and CA, "well established and common" at Lake Perris, Riverside Co., native to southern Africa, one of the cited collections (Kummer) determined by John Strother.] | |||||
| Correspondence 2 | 12 Feb 2007 e-mail from David J. Keil to Margriet Wetherwax, including comments on numerous genera to be submitted by Keil for The Jepson Manual [Ed. 2] see Comment 2 | |||||
| Editorial Comments 2 | Correspondence 2 indicates that David J. Keil (Family Editor for Asteraceae and Author of genus in The Jepson Manual [Ed. 2]) will treat Matricaria globifera as a synonym of Oncosiphon piluliferum (L. f.) Källersjö. | |||||
| Correspondence 3 | 24 Jul 2018 e-mail from Dieter Wilken see Comment 3 | |||||
| Editorial Comments 3 | Correspondence 3 points out that generic compound names ending in "siphon" are to be treated as masculine, so that regardless of the fact the species epithet was originally published as "piluliferum", which would be the correct spelling if the genus were considered to be neuter, the correct spelling actually is "pilulifer"; that is, the masculine nominative ending for adjectives terminating in -ifer is -ifer, according to Stearn, Botanical Latin, p. 93, for "florifer". [Therefore, spelling of epithet corrected to "pilulifer", from "piluliferum" previously in this Index, 1 Aug 2018.] | |||||
| Editorial Summary and Current Status | ||||||
| Editorial Summary | addition, naturalized in CA | |||||
| Current Status | JFP-2, accepted name for taxon naturalized in CA | |||||
| Current Status Authority | The Jepson Manual [Ed. 2] | |||||
| Current Status Date | 28 Feb 2007 | |||||
| List of names for this Current Status category | ||||||
| List of ICPN names in Oncosiphon
List of names from ICPN, Hrusa's Crosswalk, and Jepson Flora in Oncosiphon | ||||||
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