Lythrum hyssopifolia
(hyssop loosestrife)
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18 results for Lythrum hyssopifolia (hyssop loosestrife)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
1438635 CAOrangeSanta Ana Mountains: San Juan Canyon, from Lower San Juan Picnic Area to circa 1 mile downstream, parallel to Highway 74 and near Riverside County line.2006 18070301 Aliso-San Onofreestablished
1439037 CARiversidePeninsular Range, Southern Santa Ana Mtns., Santa Rosa Plateau, La Cresta area, Los Alamos Canyon 1.5 mi. SW of Los Alamos Ranch, just outside Cleveland Nat. Forest boundary2005 18070301 Aliso-San Onofreestablished
1438940 CARiversideSan Mateo Wilderness Area Cleveland National Forest1995 18070301 Aliso-San Onofreestablished
1439163 CARiversideSanta Ana Mountains: San Juan Canyon at Lower Picnic Camp, just below Ortega Highway (74)1977 18070301 Aliso-San Onofreestablished
1437094 CASan DiegoCamp Joseph Pendleton MCB.2003 18070301 Aliso-San Onofreestablished
1438960 CASan DiegoCamp Pendleton Marine Corps Base: Delta Training Area in the northwestern portion of base; east of Talega Canyon Road along San Mateo Creek and west of Devil Canyon2009 18070301 Aliso-San Onofreestablished
1438955 CASan DiegoCamp Pendleton Marine Corps Base: Echo Training Area in the north-central portion of base; at Case Springs around the pond2008 18070301 Aliso-San Onofreestablished
1437816 CASan DiegoCamp Pendleton. Cocklebur Mesa. North of the city of Oceanside.2009 18070301 Aliso-San Onofreestablished
1438077 CASan DiegoCamp Pendleton. Training Area Romeo I; southeast of San Onofre Peak; El Camino Real and I-5; around a dry pond just off of Horno Canyon Road.2012 18070301 Aliso-San Onofreestablished
1439105 CASan DiegoCamp Pendleton: I-5 freeway at border patrol inspection station.2008 18070301 Aliso-San Onofreestablished
1436646 CASan DiegoCamp Pendleton: northwestern portion of Base; just west of I-5 between Basilone Rd. exit & Las Pulgas Rd. exit; State Park lease lands at the southern end of the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS); wet area along fence2016 18070301 Aliso-San Onofreestablished
1436815 CASan DiegoCamp Pendleton: northwestern portion of Base; just west of I-5 between Basilone Rd. exit & Las Pulgas Rd. exit; State Park lease lands to the south of the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS).2016 18070301 Aliso-San Onofreestablished
1437916 CASan DiegoCamp Pendleton: southwestern corner of Base north of the Santa Margarita River mouth; Training Area Beach F, just south of the LCAC facility; in a small canyon off of the beach and its surrounding slopes and coastal bluff2011 18070301 Aliso-San Onofreestablished
1437441 CASan DiegoCamp Pendleton: Training Area Beach F, just south of the LCAC facility; at the northern end of a man-made basin that was dry but probably held water earlier in the year; on a coastal mesa2011 18070301 Aliso-San Onofreestablished
1438358 CASan DiegoCamp Pendleton: Training Area Romeo I; southeast of San Onofre Peak; east of El Camino Real and I-5; around a dry pond just off of Horno Canyon Road2012 18070301 Aliso-San Onofreestablished
1439309 CASan DiegoCamp Pendleton: Uniform Training Area; west of I-5, on coastal mesa above the beach; north of Las Pulgas Road and south of the ocean overlook pullout on southbound I-52011 18070301 Aliso-San Onofreestablished
1437009 CASan Diegoflats of San Mateo River near ocean; San Mateo River1928 18070301 Aliso-San Onofreestablished
1436365 CASan DiegoSouthern Coast, San Onofre State Beach, top of bluffs just south of the Orange County line1998 18070301 Aliso-San Onofreestablished

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2024]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [5/18/2024].

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