Vascular Plants of Henry W. Coe State Park   |  Dicots
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Parietaria hespera   ·   Pedicularis densiflora   ·   Penstemon grinnellii ssp. scrophularioides   ·   Penstemon heterophyllus   ·   Perideridia californica   ·   Perideridia kelloggii   ·   Phacelia imbricata   ·   Phlox gracilis   ·   Pholistoma auritum   ·   Phoradendron villosum   ·   Phyla nodiflora var. nodiflora   ·   Physocarpus capitatus   ·   Pickeringia montana   ·   Plagiobothrys nothofulvus   ·   Platanus racemosa   ·   Platystemon californicus   ·   Potentilla glandulosa   ·   Prunus ilicifolia   ·   Pterostegia drymarioides   ·   Quercus agrifolia   ·   Quercus berberidifolia   ·   Quercus chrysolepis   ·   Quercus douglasii   ·   Quercus kelloggii   ·   Quercus lobata   ·   Ranunculus aquatilis var. capillaceus   ·   Ranunculus californicus   ·   Rhamnus crocea   ·   Rhamnus ilicifolia   ·   Rhamnus tomentella   ·   Ribes californicum   ·   Ribes malvaceum   ·   Ribes speciosum   ·   Robinia pseudo-acacia   ·   Rosa californica   ·   Rosa sp.   ·   Rosa spithamea   ·   Rosa sp. (2)   ·   Rubus discolor   ·   Rubus ursinus
Ribes malvaceum
Chaparral Currant

A member of the Grossulariaceae, or Gooseberry Family


Inflorescences and young leaves.

Blue Ridge, ca. 1/2 mile northwest of junction of the Short Cut
and Blue Ridge Road.

February 12, 1996.



Habit, in bloom.

Same location and time.



Upper branch of ca. two-year-old plant which
sprouted alongside the China Hole Trail after the
November 1993 prescribed burn.

January 28, 1996.


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