Lythrum salicaria
Lythrum salicaria
(purple loosestrife)
Plants
Exotic

11 results for Lythrum salicaria (purple loosestrife)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
213658 CANevadaalong stream banks from Grass Valley to Nevada City1966 18020126 Upper Bearestablished
1436402 CANevadaBear River Access nr. Auburn.1992 18020126 Upper Bearestablished
1436450 CANevadacreek bed and irrigation ditch along Gautier Rd.1991 18020126 Upper Bearestablished
1436394 CANevadaHwy btwn Grass Valley and Nevada City, roadside ditch.1965 18020126 Upper Bearestablished
620041 CANevadaNevada County1968 18020126 Upper Bearestablished
1436356 CANevadaS/side Hwy 20 to Nevada City 1.2 mi E/Grass Valley. 2500 ft. el.1964 18020126 Upper Bearestablished
1436421 CAPlacerBear River Access scattered along river. Also in sec 32. Report only, no confirming specimen.1992 18020126 Upper Bearestablished
1436444 CAPlacerboth sides of Bear River, Placer and Nevada counties. Report only, no confirming specimen.1992 18020126 Upper Bearestablished
1437166 CAPlacerSouth Auburn St along Bunch Creek near I-80 W-bound.2003 18020126 Upper Bearestablished
1436368 CAYubaBear River region. Not seen in 1982 survey.1975 18020126 Upper Bearestablished
1436363 CAYubaDry Creek btwn 40 Mile Rd and Hwy 70.1993 18020126 Upper Bearestablished

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2024]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [6/7/2024].

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