Exhibit H - North Fork John Day Sensitive List by Habitat.pdf
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- Union County, Oregon
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This is an exhibit document from the Umatilla National Forest, North Fork John Day Ranger District, detailing sensitive plant species by habitat type within the 54 North Fuels Reduction and Huckleberry Restoration Project area in Oregon. The document serves as a reference guide for botanical field surveys required in the project's proposed vegetation management units. The sensitive plants list encompasses multiple habitat types including aquatic, cliff/outcrop, cold forest, cool moist forest, dry grasslands, lithosols, low elevation grasslands, low elevation riparian, moderate riparian, moist/wet meadows, subalpine dry, subalpine wet, vernal pools, and warm dry forest environments. The inventory includes fungi, liverworts, mosses, and vascular plants, with each species identified by scientific name, species code, and common name to facilitate field identification and documentation during botanical surveys.
The document provides 145 distinct sensitive plant species organized by habitat classification to ensure comprehensive botanical assessment across the project area. Species entries include codes for database tracking and multiple common name variants for field reference. The sensitive plants list functions as a critical baseline document for contractors performing botanical surveys to identify, document, and potentially avoid or mitigate impacts to sensitive species within the vegetation management units. This exhibit demonstrates the environmental sensitivity of the North Fork John Day area and establishes the scope of botanical expertise required for the contract bid.
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North Fork John Day District Sensitive Plants 2019 by Habitat
Habitat Type Scientific Name Common Name
Aquatic
Liverwort
Jungermannia polarisJUPO3 Arctic flapwort (liverwort)
Vascular
Howelia aquatilisHOAQ water howellia
Potamogeton diversifoliusPODI diverse-leaved or Rafinesque's pondweed
Utricularia minorUTMI lesser bladderwort
Utricularia ochroleucaUTOC northern bladderwort
Cliffs, outcrops
Liverwort
Peltolepis quadrataPEQU7 shieldscale liverwort
Ptilidium pulcherrimumPTPU2 lovely fuzzwort, naugahyde liverwort
Moss
Bryum calobryoidesBRCA20 Bryum moss
Entosthodon fascicularisENFA2 banded cord-moss, Hasselquist's hyssop
Schistidium cinclidodonteumSCCI5 schistidium moss
Vascular
Boechera atrorubensBOAT sickle-pod rockcress
Boechera hastatulaBOHA3 Hell's Canyon rockcress
Cryptantha grandifloraCRGR7 Clearwater cryptantha
Cryptantha simulansCRSI2 pine woods cryptantha
Pellaea bridgesiiPEBR5 Bridge's cliff-brake
Penstemon deustus var. variabilisPEDEV2 variable hot-rock penstemon
Phlox multifloraPHMU3 many-flowered phlox
Cold forest
Fungus
Albatrellus avellaneusALAV Avel's albatrellus polypore
Phaeoclavulina abietina!PHAB green-staining coral mushroom
Pseudorhizina californicaPSCA17 umbrella false morel
Liverwort
Harpanthus flotovianusHAFL9 great mountain flapwort (liverwort)
Peltolepis quadrataPEQU7 shieldscale liverwort
Ptilidium pulcherrimumPTPU2 lovely fuzzwort, naugahyde liverwort
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Cold forest
Tritomaria exsectaTREX4 cut notchwort
Moss
Bryum calobryoidesBRCA20 Bryum moss
Polytrichum strictumPOST70 strict polytrichum moss
Schistidium cinclidodonteumSCCI5 schistidium moss
Tortula mucronifoliaTOMU70 mucron-leaf tortula moss
Vascular
Botrychium neolunaria!BONE common moonwort
Cypripedium fasciculatumCYFA clustered lady's-slipper
Diphasiastrum complanatumDICO7 ground-cedar, running pine
Listera borealisLIBO4 northern twayblade
Trollius albiflorusTRAL8 American globeflower
Cool moist forest
Fungus
Albatrellus avellaneusALAV Avel's albatrellus polypore
Phaeoclavulina abietina!PHAB green-staining coral mushroom
Pseudorhizina californicaPSCA17 umbrella false morel
Liverwort
Ptilidium pulcherrimumPTPU2 lovely fuzzwort, naugahyde liverwort
Moss
Bryum calobryoidesBRCA20 Bryum moss
Tortula mucronifoliaTOMU70 mucron-leaf tortula moss
Vascular
Carex cordilleranaCACO81 cordilleran sedge
Cypripedium fasciculatumCYFA clustered lady's-slipper
Diphasiastrum complanatumDICO7 ground-cedar, running pine
Listera borealisLIBO4 northern twayblade
Phacelia minutissimaPHMI7 dwarf phacelia
Dry grasslands
Lichen
Texosporium sancti-jacobiTESA woven spore lichen
Moss
Entosthodon fascicularisENFA2 banded cord-moss, Hasselquist's hyssop
Vascular
Achnatherum hendersoniiACHE10 Henderson's needlegrass
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Dry grasslands
Achnatherum nevadenseACNE10 Nevada needlegrass
Achnatherum richardsoniiACRI8 Richardson's needlegrass
Astragalus misellus var. misellusASMIM3 pauper milk-vetch
Boechera atrorubensBOAT sickle-pod rockcress
Calyptridum roseumCARO rosy calyptridium
Castilleja flava var. rusticaCAFLR rural or rustic paintbrush
Cryptantha grandifloraCRGR7 Clearwater cryptantha
Cryptantha simulansCRSI2 pine woods cryptantha
Penstemon deustus var. variabilisPEDEV2 variable hot-rock penstemon
Phlox multifloraPHMU3 many-flowered phlox
Piptantheropsis exiguaPEEX4 little piptatherum
Lithosols
Lichen
Texosporium sancti-jacobiTESA woven spore lichen
Vascular
Achnatherum hendersoniiACHE10 Henderson's needlegrass
Achnatherum wallowaenseACWA4 Wallowa needlegrass
Astragalus misellus var. misellusASMIM3 pauper milk-vetch
Lomatium pastoraleLOPA9 pastorale biscuit-root
Lomatium tarantuloidesLOTA4 spider biscuitroot
Piptantheropsis exiguaPEEX4 little piptatherum
Low elevation grasslands
Vascular
Cryptantha grandifloraCRGR7 Clearwater cryptantha
Eremothera pygmaeaERPY4 dwarf evening-primrose
Low elevation riparian
Vascular
Astragalus diaphanus var. diurnusASDID4 South Fork John Day milk-vetch, transparent milk-vetch
Carex retrorsaCARE4 retrorse or knot-sheath sedge
Eleocharis bolanderiELBO Bolander's spike-rush
Eremothera pygmaeaERPY4 dwarf evening-primrose
Erythranthe inflatulaERIN14 disappearing monkey-flower
Heliotropium curassavicum var.
obovatum
HECUO2 salt heliotrope
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Low elevation riparian
Juncus hemiendytus var. abjectusJUHEA least rush
Lipocarpha aristulataLIAR6 aristulate lipocarpha
Muhlenbergia minutissimaMUMI2 annual muhly grass
Pyrrocoma racemosa var. paniculataPYRAP2 clustered goldenweed
Rotala ramosiorRORA lowland toothcup
Thelypodium eucosmumTHEU arrow-leaf thelypody
Moderate riparian
Fungus
Pseudorhizina californicaPSCA17 umbrella false morel
Liverwort
Preissia quadrataPRQU2 blister ribbon, narrow mushroom-headed liverwort
Moss
Entosthodon fascicularisENFA2 banded cord-moss, Hasselquist's hyssop
Schistidium cinclidodonteumSCCI5 schistidium moss
Tortula mucronifoliaTOMU70 mucron-leaf tortula moss
Vascular
Astragalus diaphanus var. diurnusASDID4 South Fork John Day milk-vetch, transparent milk-vetch
Botrychium ascendensBOAS2 upward-lobed moonwort
Botrychium crenulatumBOCR crenulate moonwort
Botrychium hesperiumBOHE5 western moonwort
Botrychium lineareBOLI7 slender moonwort
Botrychium montanumBOMO mountain moonwort
Botrychium paradoxumBOPA9 twin-spiked moonwort
Botrychium pedunculosumBOPE4 stalked moonwort
Carex concinnaCACO10 low northern sedge
Carex cordilleranaCACO81 cordilleran sedge
Carex retrorsaCARE4 retrorse or knot-sheath sedge
Diphasiastrum complanatumDICO7 ground-cedar, running pine
Dracocephalum parviflorumDRPA2 American dragonhead
Eleocharis bolanderiELBO Bolander's spike-rush
Erythranthe inflatulaERIN14 disappearing monkey-flower
Juncus kelloggiiJUKE Kellogg's rush
Listera borealisLIBO4 northern twayblade
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Moderate riparian
Ophioglossum pusillumOPPU3 adder's-tongue
Phacelia minutissimaPHMI7 dwarf phacelia
Potamogeton diversifoliusPODI diverse-leaved or Rafinesque's pondweed
Rotala ramosiorRORA lowland toothcup
Spiranthes diluvialisSPDI6 Ute ladies'-tresses
Thelypodium eucosmumTHEU arrow-leaf thelypody
Trifolium douglasiiTRDO Douglas' clover
Trollius albiflorusTRAL8 American globeflower
Moist/wet meadows
Liverwort
Harpanthus flotovianusHAFL9 great mountain flapwort (liverwort)
Jungermannia polarisJUPO3 Arctic flapwort (liverwort)
Lophozia gillmaniiLOGI3 Gillman's pawwort (liverwort)
Preissia quadrataPRQU2 blister ribbon, narrow mushroom-headed liverwort
Moss
Calliergon richardsoniiCARI70 Richardson's calliergon moss
Entosthodon fascicularisENFA2 banded cord-moss, Hasselquist's hyssop
Pseudocalliergon trifariumPSTR5 blunt water moss, worm moss
Splachnum sphaericumSPSP70 dung moss
Vascular
Botrychium ascendensBOAS2 upward-lobed moonwort
Botrychium crenulatumBOCR crenulate moonwort
Botrychium hesperiumBOHE5 western moonwort
Botrychium lineareBOLI7 slender moonwort
Botrychium montanumBOMO mountain moonwort
Botrychium neolunaria!BONE common moonwort
Botrychium paradoxumBOPA9 twin-spiked moonwort
Botrychium pedunculosumBOPE4 stalked moonwort
Calyptridum roseumCARO rosy calyptridium
Carex idahoaCAID Idaho or Parry's sedge
Carex lasiocarpaCALA11 slender woolly sedge
Elatine brachyspermaELBR5 short-seeded waterwort
Heliotropium curassavicum var.
obovatum
HECUO2 salt heliotrope
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Moist/wet meadows
Juncus hemiendytus var. abjectusJUHEA least rush
Juncus kelloggiiJUKE Kellogg's rush
Muhlenbergia minutissimaMUMI2 annual muhly grass
Ophioglossum pusillumOPPU3 adder's-tongue
Potamogeton diversifoliusPODI diverse-leaved or Rafinesque's pondweed
Rotala ramosiorRORA lowland toothcup
Spiranthes diluvialisSPDI6 Ute ladies'-tresses
Swertia perennisSWPE swertia
Trifolium douglasiiTRDO Douglas' clover
Trollius albiflorusTRAL8 American globeflower
Utricularia minorUTMI lesser bladderwort
Utricularia ochroleucaUTOC northern bladderwort
Subalpine dry
Liverwort
Peltolepis quadrataPEQU7 shieldscale liverwort
Vascular
Achnatherum nevadenseACNE10 Nevada needlegrass
Carex micropodaCAMI16 timberline sedge
Carex tahoensisCATA Tahoe sedge
Carex vernaculaCAVE5 foetid sedge
Castilleja flava var. rusticaCAFLR rural or rustic paintbrush
Castilleja viscidulaCAVI9 sticky paintbrush
Ipomopsis tenuituba subsp. TenuitubaIPTET2 slendertube skyrocket, Rydberg's gilia
Pellaea bridgesiiPEBR5 Bridge's cliff-brake
Pinus albicaulisPIAL whitebark pine
Piptantheropsis exiguaPEEX4 little piptatherum
Potentilla versicolor var. darrachii!POVED Darrach's cinquifoil
Subalpine wet
Fungus
Pseudorhizina californicaPSCA17 umbrella false morel
Liverwort
Anastrophyllum minutumANMI8 tiny notchwort (liverwort)
Barbilophozia lycopodioidesBALY giant fourpoint, maple liverwort
Harpanthus flotovianusHAFL9 great mountain flapwort (liverwort)
Jungermannia polarisJUPO3 Arctic flapwort (liverwort)
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Subalpine wet
Lophozia gillmaniiLOGI3 Gillman's pawwort (liverwort)
Peltolepis quadrataPEQU7 shieldscale liverwort
Preissia quadrataPRQU2 blister ribbon, narrow mushroom-headed liverwort
Moss
Bryum calobryoidesBRCA20 Bryum moss
Calliergon richardsoniiCARI70 Richardson's calliergon moss
Campylium stellatumCAST51 star compylium moss
Polytrichum strictumPOST70 strict polytrichum moss
Splachnum sphaericumSPSP70 dung moss
Vascular
Botrychium neolunaria!BONE common moonwort
Carex concinnaCACO10 low northern sedge
Carex diandraCADI4 lesser panicled sedge
Carex lasiocarpaCALA11 slender woolly sedge
Carex micropodaCAMI16 timberline sedge
Carex saxatilisCASA10 russet sedge
Carex scirpoidea ssp. stenochlaenaCASCS9 Alaskan single-spiked sedge
Carex subnigricansCASU7 dark alpine sedge
Carex vernaculaCAVE5 foetid sedge
Comastoma tenellumCOTE13 Lapland gentian
Ophioglossum pusillumOPPU3 adder's-tongue
Salix farriaeSAFA Farr's willow
Salix wolfiiSAWO Wolf's willow
Swertia perennisSWPE swertia
Trollius albiflorusTRAL8 American globeflower
Utricularia minorUTMI lesser bladderwort
Utricularia ochroleucaUTOC northern bladderwort
Vernal pools
Vascular
Heliotropium curassavicum var.
obovatum
HECUO2 salt heliotrope
Howelia aquatilisHOAQ water howellia
Juncus hemiendytus var. abjectusJUHEA least rush
Juncus kelloggiiJUKE Kellogg's rush
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Vernal pools
Pilularia americanaPIAM American pilwort
Warm Dry forest
Moss
Bryum calobryoidesBRCA20 Bryum moss
Tortula mucronifoliaTOMU70 mucron-leaf tortula moss
Vascular
Achnatherum richardsoniiACRI8 Richardson's needlegrass
Astragalus misellus var. misellusASMIM3 pauper milk-vetch
Boechera atrorubensBOAT sickle-pod rockcress
Calyptridum roseumCARO rosy calyptridium
Carex cordilleranaCACO81 cordilleran sedge
Cryptantha grandifloraCRGR7 Clearwater cryptantha
Cryptantha simulansCRSI2 pine woods cryptantha
Cypripedium fasciculatumCYFA clustered lady's-slipper
Diphasiastrum complanatumDICO7 ground-cedar, running pine
Dracocephalum parviflorumDRPA2 American dragonhead
Eleocharis bolanderiELBO Bolander's spike-rush
Phacelia minutissimaPHMI7 dwarf phacelia
Piptantheropsis exiguaPEEX4 little piptatherum
Trifolium douglasiiTRDO Douglas' clover
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