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U.S. Forest Service


Critically Imperiled Plant Profile (Not Listed or Proposed under the Endangered Species Act)

Lupinus constancei. Furry pods can be seen in the upper left part of this photo. Photo by Sydney Carothers.

Lupinus constancei. The Lassics lupine is low-growing, woolly perennial with leaves that hug the ground. Photo by Sydney Carothers.

Lupinus constancei habitat. This species is isolated in the tiny Lassics Range in the high North Coast Ranges of northwestern California, where it grows on serpentine barrens at 5,000 to 6,000 feet elevation (1500 - 2000 m.). Photo by Sydney Carothers.

Lupinus constancei range map. Lupinus constancei range map.

Lupinus constancei, The Lassics lupine

Threats

  • NatureServe has not assessed threats yet.

Conservation Status

National Forest and Grassland Occurrence

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