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* 1875  [[PALMER, Edward|Edward Palmer]] visited Isla Guadalupe and collected 131 specimens from February to May. These were published in
 
* 1889  [[PALMER, Edward|Edward Palmer]] again visited Isla Guadalupe and collected specimens. Published in California Academy of Sciences Bulletin 1:214.
 
* 1892 [[FRANCESCHI, Francesco|Francesco Franceschi]]  visited Isla Guadalupe over the New year 1892-1892. He published a series of notes on his observations made on Isla Guadalupe during December 1892 and January 1893 in Zoe 4:130.
 
* 1896 [[ANTHONY, Alfred Webster |A. W. Anthony]] and [[ BRANDEGEE, Townshend Stith  | T. S. Brandegee]] visited Isla Guadalupe in September 1896 for a short time.
 
* 1897 [[ANTHONY, Alfred Webster |A. W. Anthony]] and [[ BRANDEGEE, Townshend Stith  | T. S. Brandegee]] visited Isla Guadalupe again in  March 1897.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
• Dudleya virens ssp extima — endemic to Guadalupe Island, Baja California
 
» Moran, Reid. ''[[Media: Guadalupe Flora Moran.pdf|The Flora of Guadalupe Island, Mexico]]''. California Academy of Sciences, 1996.  [[File:Pdficon small 2.gif|20px | link=https://www.islapedia.com/images/2/23/Guadalupe_Flora_Moran.pdf ]]
:: [original in SCIF archives]
 
» Aguirre-Muñoz, Alfonso ''[[Media: Plant_scrubs_associations_of_Guadalupe_Island_Mexi.pdf|Plant scrubs associations of Guadalupe Island, Mexico]]''  2018 [[File:Pdficon small 2.gif|20px | link=https://www.islapedia.com/images/a/ab/Plant_scrubs_associations_of_Guadalupe_Island_Mexi.pdf ]]
 
 
 
 
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=====<span style="color:#006400">In the News~</span>=====
 
 
 
''' November 7, 1950 [Hattiesburg American]:''' “Acorns found on Guadalupe Island, off Mexico's west coast, are two inches in diameter.”
 
 
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Image: Fan paln, IG.png|<center>''Brahea edulis'', endemic Guadalupe Island fan palm <br>Isla Guadalupe</center>
Image: Fan paln, IG.png|<center>''Brahea edulis'', endemic Guadalupe Island fan palm <br>Isla Guadalupe</center>
Image:Ceanothus arboreus IG.png |<center>''Ceanothus arboreus''<br> Isla Guadalupe</center>
Image:Ceanothus arboreus IG.png |<center>''Ceanothus arboreus''<br> Isla Guadalupe</center>
Image:IG Ceanothus cuneatus.png |<center>''Ceanothus cuneatus''<br>Isla Guadalupe</center>
Image:Cistanthe guadalupensis.png |<center>''Cistanthe guadalupensis'', endemic, Islote Adentro<br>Isla Guadalupe</center>
Image:GI tarweed palmeri.png |<center>''Deinandra palmer'', endemic tarweed<br>Isla Guadalupe</center>
Image:GI tarweed palmeri.png |<center>''Deinandra palmer'', endemic tarweed<br>Isla Guadalupe</center>
Image:IG tarweed Deinandra palmeri.png |<center>''Deinandra palmer'', endemic tarweed<br>Isla Guadalupe</center>
Image:IG tarweed Deinandra palmeri.png |<center>''Deinandra palmer'', endemic tarweed<br>Isla Guadalupe</center>
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Image:Unnamed Pseudognaphalium.png |<center>unnamed ''Pseudognaphalium''<br>Isla Guadalupe</center>
Image:Unnamed Pseudognaphalium.png |<center>unnamed ''Pseudognaphalium''<br>Isla Guadalupe</center>
Image:Senecio palmeri.png |<center><br>''Senecio palmeri'', endemic to Guadalupe Island<br> Isla Guadalupe</center>
Image:Senecio palmeri.png |<center><br>''Senecio palmeri'', endemic to Guadalupe Island<br> Isla Guadalupe</center>
Image:IG Stephanomeria guadalupensis.png |<center>''Stephanomeria guadalupensis'' on Islote Adentro<br>Isla Guadalupe</center>
Image: GI Tritelia guadalupensis.png|<center>''Tritelia guadalupensis'', endemic to Guadalupe Island<br>Isla Guadalupe</center>
Image: GI Tritelia guadalupensis.png|<center>''Tritelia guadalupensis'', endemic to Guadalupe Island<br>Isla Guadalupe</center>


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Image: |<center><br>Isla Guadalupe</center>
Image: |<center><br>Isla Guadalupe</center>
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Latest revision as of 02:44, 9 January 2024

FLORA OF ISLA GUADALUPE


  • 1875 Edward Palmer visited Isla Guadalupe and collected 131 specimens from February to May. These were published in
  • 1889 Edward Palmer again visited Isla Guadalupe and collected specimens. Published in California Academy of Sciences Bulletin 1:214.
  • 1892 Francesco Franceschi visited Isla Guadalupe over the New year 1892-1892. He published a series of notes on his observations made on Isla Guadalupe during December 1892 and January 1893 in Zoe 4:130.







• Dudleya virens ssp extima — endemic to Guadalupe Island, Baja California

» Moran, Reid. The Flora of Guadalupe Island, Mexico. California Academy of Sciences, 1996. Pdficon small 2.gif

[original in SCIF archives]

» Aguirre-Muñoz, Alfonso Plant scrubs associations of Guadalupe Island, Mexico 2018 Pdficon small 2.gif




In the News~

November 7, 1950 [Hattiesburg American]: “Acorns found on Guadalupe Island, off Mexico's west coast, are two inches in diameter.”



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