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• Other vegetative species include such wildflowers as yellow mariposa lily, " Calochortus luteus ".
• Among the diverse wildflowers present is the yellow mariposa lily, " Calochortus luteus ".
• The sun beat down, raising a sweet-oniony smell from the hundreds of mariposa lilies in bloom.
• In the spring, the area blooms with a variety of wildflowers, including Indian paintbrush, and mariposa lily.
• Rare wildflowers include the alkali mariposa lily.
• Wildflowers are represented by numerous taxa; included in these many wildflowers is the yellow mariposa lily, " Calochortus luteus ".
• The county exhibits a considerable diversity of flowering plant species, among which is the yellow mariposa lily, " Calochortus luteus ".
• The local Lime Kiln Creek watershed contains many wildflowers of numerous taxa; included in these are the yellow mariposa lily, " Calochortus luteus ".
• There are also a number of wildflower species including the iconic yellow mariposa lily, " Calochortus luteus ", which has been specifically noted in the Panoche Pass.
• A variety of flora and fauna are found on Table Mountain; included in these are many wildflowers, among which is the Yellow Mariposa Lily, " Calochortus luteus ".
• The only known specimen of Calochortus monanthus, the single-flowered mariposa lily, was collected near Yreka along the banks of the Shasta River by botanist Edward Lee Greene, in June 1876.
• The range of elevations and diversity of habitat types provides for a spectacular flora that includes many endemics to the immediate Siskiyou crest area, such as Green's mariposa lily ( " Calochortus greenei " ).
• The Alkali Mariposa lily ( " Calochortus striatus " ) is also a rare plant found in the ACEC, and is a vulnerable species on the California Native Plant Society Inventory of Rare and Endangered Plants.
• And so is Calochortus venustus, the Mariposa lily, a western native ( and in fact not a lily at all ) that ranges in color from white to yellow to red to purple, with striking blotches of color at the flower base.
• Fire suppression efforts at the California sites have resulted in overgrowth of native trees and shrubs such as Oregon-grape ( " Mahonia aquifolium " ) and curl-leaf mountain mahogany ( " Cercocarpus ledifolius " ), which shade out small wildflowers such as mariposa lilies.