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HOME >> Native Plants >> Of Interest >> Calochortus Excavatus

Calochortus excavatus, “Inyo County Star-tulip”

Calochortus excavatus, copyright Stephen Ingram

CNPS List 1B.1,
Federal Species of Concern
Endangered throughout its range
Endemic to Owens Valley
and southern Mono County

More information on the CNPS Rare and Endangered Plant Inventory;
More information on CalFlora

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