San Clemente Island larkspur

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San Clemente Island larkspur is a rare, island-restricted species of Delphinium known for its showy flowering spikes and limited distribution on California’s San Clemente Island.

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San Clemente Island larkspur canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Delphinium
endemic species
flowering plant
plant species
commonNameOf Delphinium variegatum subsp. kinkiense
linked to: Delphinium
conservationStatus rare
distribution restricted to San Clemente Island
family Ranunculaceae
floweringPlantPart erect inflorescences
genus Delphinium
hasConservationInterest federally managed island flora
hasFlowerType showy flowering spikes
hasGrowthForm perennial herb
hasHabitat coastal scrub
grassland
rocky slopes
isEndemicTo California
San Clemente Island
United States
kingdom Plantae
locatedIn Channel Islands region
linked to: Channel Islands

Pacific Ocean
nativeRange San Clemente Island, California Channel Islands
linked to: San Clemente Island
occursOnLandManagedBy United States Navy
order Ranunculales
pollination insect-pollinated
threatenedBy habitat degradation
introduced herbivores

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San Clemente Island endemicSpecies San Clemente Island larkspur