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San Sevaine Cow Camp A very rich flora is found in this grassy, vernally
moist meadow on the San Sevaine Ridge in the San Gabriel Mountains.
There are a number of endemics, including Navarretia intertexta and
Cornus nuttallii which are known in the San Gabriels only from this locale.
Other endemic or uncommon species occurring here are Agrostis scabra,
Epilobium densiflorum, Brodiaea terrestris ssp. kernensis,
Bromus
orcuttianus var. hallii, Collinsia childii, Cystopteris
fragilis, Epipactis gigantea, Erigeron philadelphicus, Iris hartwegii ssp. australis, and Juncus
effusus var. pacificus. Among
others, the rare Lilium parryi and Trichostema austromontanum occur here. Integrity: A
cement watering trough collects water from the spring and there is a firebreak
along one side of the meadow, but no serious disturbance has taken place. Use: Educational,
research, observational. July 1975
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