Cirsium andrewsii: Natural History Summary and Research Recommendations

Strathmann KS. 2001. Cirsium andrewsii: Natural History Summary and Research Recommendations

Cirsium andrewsii, also known as Franciscan thistle, is a rare species endemic to the San Francisco Bay Area. It is in three locations on the coastal bluffs of the Presidio in San Francisco County, and in 23 locations in Marin County, including the Marin Headlands of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, Point Reyes National Seashore. The document provides information on the plant's distribution, habitat associations, phylogenetic relationships, herbivory, life history, reproductive biology and potential threats. It also includes research recommendations to aid in species management.

Type
Unpublished Report
Authors
Strathmann, Katrina
Date of Issue
2001-04-22
Units
GOGA , PORE
Keywords
Cirsium andrewsii, Franciscan thistle, Golden Gate National Recreation Area, Plant Studies, Point Reyes National Seashore, Rare Plants, The Presidio

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