Subject 391-4-10 PROTECTION OF ENDANGERED, THREATENED, RARE, OR UNUSUAL SPECIES
The purpose of these rules and regulations is to establish
the organizational structure and administrative procedures to be followed in
the protection of endangered species of plant and animal life. The Department
of Natural Resources is authorized by the Wildflower Preservation Act of 1973
(Ga. Laws 1973, p. 333, et seq.), the Endangered Wildlife Act
of 1973 (Ga. Laws 1973, p. 932, et seq.), the laws relating to
game and fish (Ga. Laws 1955, p. 483, et seq.) as amended, in
particular by (Ga. Laws 1968, p. 497, et seq.) and other laws
administered by the Department of Natural Resources, to promulgate rules and
regulations for the protection of designated species. The Department of Natural
Resources is required by the Endangered Wildlife Act of 1973 and the Wildflower
Preservation Act of 1973 to designate all plant and animal species indigenous
to the state which are determined by the Department to be "rare", "unusual", or
in "danger of extinction". Such species are then "protected species" and
subject to the provisions of the above-cited laws and the rules and regulations
of the Department of Natural Resources. The Department is required to review
periodically its "protected species" list and to make additions or deletions
when appropriate.
All terms used in these rules and regulations shall be
interpreted in accordance with the definitions as set forth in the Acts or as
otherwise herein defined.
(a) |
The
"Acts" as used in these rules refer to the "Wildfower Preservation
Act of 1973", the "Endangered Wildlife Act of 1973", and other laws relating to
game and fish. |
(b) |
"Department" means the Department of Natural Resorces. |
(c) |
"Person" means any natural
person, firm, corporation, partnership, proprietorship, local government of the
state, or other legal entity. |
(d) |
"Protected species" means those species of plants and animal life
which the Department shall have designated as such and has made subject to the
protection of these Acts. Protected species shall be interpreted to include
those classified as follows:
1. |
"Endangered species" means any resident species which is in danger
of extinction throughout all or a significant portion of its range, or one
which is designated as endangered under the provisions of the Federal
Endangered Species Act of 1973 (
P.L.
93-205). |
2. |
"Threatened species" means
any resident species which is likely to become an endangered species within the
foreseeable future throughout all or a significant portion of its range or one
that is designated as threatened under the provisions of the Federal Endangered
Species Act of 1973 (P.L.
93-205). |
3. |
"Rare species" means any
resident species which, although not presently endangered or threatened as
previously defined, should be protected because of its scarcity. |
4. |
"Unusual species" means any
resident species which exhibits special or unique features and because of these
features deserves special consideration in its continued survival in the
State. |
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(e) |
"Public
lands" means all those lands within this state which are owned by the
State of Georgia. |
(f) |
"Resident species" means any species, sub-species or variety of
plant or animal life that is genetically, morphologically, ecologically, or
geographically distinct, and which interbreeds freely with its kind at
maturity, and which exists in this state, including its waters, in the wild
during any part of its life. |
(g) |
"Status Undetermined species" means a resident species which is
not afforded protection under these rules and regulations, but should
additional research show the need for protection these or any other species may
be moved to the protected category. |
(1) |
Criteria. The criteria for the
determination as to whether any resident species is an endangered, threatened,
rare, or unusual species are as follows:
(a) |
The present or threatened destruction, modification or curtailment of its
habitat. |
(b) |
Overutilization for
commercial, sporting, scientific, or educational purposes. |
(c) |
Disease or predation. |
(d) |
The inadequacy of existing regulatory
mechanisms. |
(e) |
Other natural or
man-made factors affecting its continued existence. |
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(2) |
Procedures. General procedures for
modifying the state "protected species" list are as follows:
(a) |
Any member of the public may nominate a
species for consideration. An application for nomination, in the form
prescribed by the Department, must be submitted to the Department with all
supporting data. |
(b) |
If the
Department determines that review is warranted, additional data is solicited
from all relevant sources and notice of the nomination is published in the
Department news release. |
(c) |
All
available scientific and commercial data is evaluated by the Department and
tentative determination is made regarding the status of the nominated
species. |
(d) |
If the nominated
species is determined by the Department not to warrant review or not to be
endangered, threatened, rare or unusual, the person making the nomination is
notified in writing of such determination. |
(e) |
If the nominated species is tentatively
determined by the Department to be endangered, threatened, rare, or unusual,
public notice is given by publishing the proposal in the Department news
release and by any other method required by the Georgia Administrative
Procedures Act (Ga. Laws, p. 338 et seq.) as amended. The
Department shall also distribute a public notice to all persons who have
requested to be placed on the mailing list. Such request shall be made in
writing and shall be renewed in December of each year. Failure to renew the
request shall result in the removal of such name from the mailing
list. |
(f) |
A minimum of 20 days is
allowed for public comment, during which time a public hearing may be requested
pursuant to the Georgia Administrative Procedure Act. |
(g) |
The Department considers public comment
and, if necessary, compiles and analyzes additional data. |
(h) |
The Department will submit its
recommendation to the Board of Natural Resources no later than one year after
the initial nomination of the species. |
(i) |
The Board will then determine appropriate
classification of nominated species by either adopting, modifying and adopting,
or rejecting the submitted classification. |
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(3) |
General Procedures for deleting a species
from the state "protected species" list are as follows:
(a) |
Any member of the public, or the
Department on its own initiative, may propose that a protected species be
deleted from the state protected species list. |
(b) |
If the Department determines that review
of such proposed deletion is warranted, additional data is solicited from all
relevant sources and notice of the proposed deletion is published in the
Department news release. |
(c) |
All
available scientific and commercial data is evaluated by the Department and
tentative determination is made regarding the status of the species proposed
for deletion. |
(d) |
If the species
proposed for deletion is determined by the Department not to warrant review the
person making the nomination is notified in writing of such
determination. |
(e) |
If a species
proposed for deletion has been tentatively determined by the Department as
appropriate for deletion from the list as endangered, threatened, rare, or
unusual, public notice is given by publishing the proposal in the Department
news release and by any other method required by the Georgia Administrative
Procedures Act as amended. The Department shall also distribute a public notice
to all persons who have requested to be placed on the mailing list. Such
request shall be made in writing and shall be renewed in December of each year.
Failure to renew the request shall result in the removal of such name from the
mailing list. |
(f) |
A minimum of 20
days is allowed for public comment, during which time a public hearing may be
requested pursuant to the Georgia Administrative Procedure Act. |
(g) |
The Department considers public comment
and, if necessary, compiles and analyzes additional data. |
(h) |
The Department will submit its
recommendation to the Board of Natural Resources no later than one year after
the initial proposal for deletion of the species. |
(i) |
The Board will then determine whether the
species proposed for deletion should be deleted or its current classification
modified. |
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The acquisition of natural areas and/or unique habitats upon
which are rare and endangered species depend shall be continued for the
purposes of protection, conservation and preservation. Lands or aquatic
habitats acquired for these purposes shall be managed or protected with this
principal objective in mind. Acquisitions of lands, aquatic habitats, or
interest herein may be made pursuant to any of the following:
(a) |
through the Georgia Heritage Trust
Program of the Department; |
(b) |
through joint State--Federal agreements; |
(c) |
by donation of gift to the State, in
part, or in full; or |
(d) |
by any
other means or by any combination of the above. |
The Department shall cooperate with other state agencies,
authorities, local governments, federal agencies, other states, counties, and
organizations in carrying out land acquisitions and management programs for the
purpose of conserving any endangered or threatened species.
(1) |
The following acts regarding protected
species of animals are prohibited:
(a) |
Any
activities intended to harass, capture, kill, or otherwise directly cause death
of any protected animal species, except as specifically authorized by law or by
regulation as adopted by the Board of Natural Resources. |
(b) |
The sale or purchase of any protected
animal species or parts thereof and the possession of any such species or parts
thereof unless the possession is authorized by a scientific collecting,
wildlife exhibition, or other permit or license issued by the
department. |
(c) |
The destruction of
the habitat of any protected animal species on public lands. |
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(2) |
The authorization to take
certain nongame animal species set forth in O.C.G.A. Section
27-1-28
does not apply to any protected species whether on public or private
land. |
(1) |
Permits. The Department may issue permits for the collection,
transportation, and/or possession of protected plant and animal species. Such
permits do not alleviate the responsibility to acquire specific federal
permits, if required. |
(2) |
Protected Crayfish Species. The collection of state protected
crayfish species (those species included in
391-4-10-.09) while collecting
fishing bait is authorized without permit under the following conditions:
(a) |
State protected crayfish species may not
be collected from crayfish burrows (i.e., "crayfish chimneys") in any manner,
including burrow excavation or setting traps or other devices within, on or
near the entrance to the burrow. |
(b) |
State protected crayfish species may not
be exported from the state of Georgia. |
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(3) |
Peregrine Falcon Take for Falconry
Purposes. The Department may issue up to five (5) annual permits for the
trapping and possession of wild peregrine falcons for falconry purposes in
accordance with the framework established by the United States Fish and
Wildlife Service and as may be appropriate based on sound wildlife management
principles. Trapping is allowed only during September 20 through October 20 and
only within Chatham, Bryan, Liberty, McIntosh, Glynn, and Camden counties. Only
wild peregrines trapped during their first year (passage birds) may be kept.
Permits are issued based upon a random drawing of qualified applicants.
Preference is given to Georgia residents such that most permits are issued to
qualified resident applicants.
(a) |
To qualify,
an applicant shall be a licensed Master Falconer, or a licensed General
Falconer with at least 5 years of licensed falconry experience. |
(b) |
When trapping or attempting to trap a
peregrine falcon, a person shall have on their person a current peregrine
falcon take permit from the Department, a valid Georgia hunting license, and a
valid falconry license. |
(c) |
A
peregrine falcon take permit does not authorize any person possessing said
permit to commit any act inconsistent with O.C.G.A.
27-2-17. |
(d) |
Said permit may be revoked in accordance
with the provisions of the Game and Fish Code. |
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Any person violating these rules and regulations shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof, shall be punished for a
misdemeanor.
(1) |
Mammals:
(a) |
Corynorhinus rafinesquii:
Rafinesque's Big-eared Bat (rare) |
(b) |
Eubalaena glacialis: North
Atlantic Right Whale (endangered) |
(c) |
Geomys pinetis: Southeastern
Pocket Gopher (threatened) |
(d) |
Megaptera novaeangliae: Humpback Whale (endangered) |
(e) |
Myotis grisescens: Gray Bat
(endangered) |
(f) |
Myotis
sodalis: Indiana Bat (endangered) |
(g) |
Neofiber alleni:
Round-tailed Muskrat (threatened) |
(h) |
Puma concolor coryi: Florida
Panther (endangered) |
(i) |
Sylvilagus obscurus: Appalachian Cottontail (rare) |
(j) |
Trichechus manatus: West
Indian Manatee (endangered) |
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(2) |
Birds:
(a) |
Aimophila aestivalis:
Bachman's Sparrow (rare) |
(b) |
Ammodramus henslowii:
Henslow's Sparrow (rare) |
(c) |
Calidris canutus: Red Knot (rare) |
(d) |
Campephilus principalis:
Ivory-billed Woodpecker (endangered) |
(e) |
Charadrius melodus: Piping
Plover (threatened) |
(f) |
Charadrius wilsonia: Wilson's Plover (threatened) |
(g) |
Corvus corax: Common Raven
(rare) |
(h) |
Dendroica
cerulea: Cerulean Warbler (rare) |
(i) |
Dendroica kirtlandii:
Kirtland's Warbler (endangered) |
(j) |
Elanoides forficatus:
Swallow-tailed Kite (rare) |
(k) |
Falco peregrinus: Peregrine
Falcon (rare) |
(l) |
Falco
sparverius paulus: Southeastern Kestrel (rare) |
(m) |
Haematopus palliatus:
American Oystercatcher (rare) |
(n) |
Haliaeetus leucocephalus:
Bald Eagle (threatened) |
(o) |
Mycteria americana: Wood Stork (endangered) |
(p) |
Picoides borealis:
Red-cockaded Woodpecker (endangered) |
(q) |
Rynchops niger: Black Skimmer
(rare) |
(r) |
Sterna
antillarum: Least Tern (rare) |
(s) |
Sterna nilotica: Gull-billed
Tern (threatened) |
(t) |
Vermivora chrysoptera: Golden-winged Warbler
(endangered) |
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(3) |
Reptiles:
(a) |
Caretta caretta:
Loggerhead Sea Turtle (endangered) |
(b) |
Chelonia mydas: Green Sea
Turtle (threatened) |
(c) |
Clemmys guttata: Spotted Turtle (unusual) |
(d) |
Dermochelys coriacea:
Leatherback Sea Turtle (endangered) |
(e) |
Drymarchon couperi: Eastern
Indigo Snake (threatened) |
(f) |
Eretmochelys imbricata: Hawksbill Sea Turtle
(endangered) |
(g) |
Glyptemys
muhlenbergii: Bog Turtle (endangered) |
(h) |
Gopherus polyphemus: Gopher
Tortoise (threatened) |
(i) |
Graptemys barbouri: Barbour's Map Turtle (threatened) |
(j) |
Graptemys geographica:
Common Map Turtle (rare) |
(k) |
Graptemys pulchra: Alabama Map Turtle (rare) |
(l) |
Heterodon simus: Southern
Hognose Snake (threatened) |
(m) |
Lepidochelys kempii: Kemp's Ridley Sea Turtle
(endangered) |
(n) |
Macrochelys
temminckii: Alligator Snapping Turtle (threatened) |
(o) |
Malaclemys terrapin:
Diamondback Terrapin (unusual) |
(p) |
Ophisaurus mimicus: Mimic
Glass Lizard (rare) |
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(4) |
Amphibians:
(a) |
Ambystoma cingulatum:
Flatwoods Salamander (threatened) |
(b) |
Amphiuma pholeter: One-toed
Amphiuma (rare) |
(c) |
Aneides
aeneus: Green Salamander (rare) |
(d) |
Cryptobranchus alleganiensis:
Hellbender (threatened) |
(e) |
Gyrinophilus palleucus: Tennessee Cave Salamander
(threatened) |
(f) |
Haideotriton
wallacei: Georgia Blind Salamander (threatened) |
(g) |
Notophthalmus perstriatus:
Striped Newt (threatened) |
(h) |
Plethodon petraeus: Pigeon
Mountain Salamander (rare) |
(i) |
Rana capito: Gopher Frog (rare) |
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(5) |
Fishes:
(a) |
Acipenser brevirostrum:
Shortnose Sturgeon (endangered) |
(b) |
Alosa alabamae: Alabama Shad (threatened) |
(c) |
Ameiurus serracanthus:
Spotted Bullhead (rare) |
(d) |
Cyprinella caerulea: Blue Shiner (endangered) |
(e) |
Cyprinella callitaenia:
Bluestripe Shiner (rare) |
(f) |
Cyprinella xaenura: Altamaha Shiner (threatened) |
(g) |
Elassoma okatie: Bluebarred
Pygmy Sunfish (endangered) |
(h) |
Enneacanthus chaetodon: Blackbanded Sunfish (endangered) |
(i) |
Erimystax insignis: Blotched
Chub (endangered) |
(j) |
Etheostoma brevirostrum: Holiday Darter (endangered) |
(k) |
Etheostoma chlorobranchium:
Greenfin Darter (threatened) |
(l) |
Etheostoma chuckwachatte: Lipstick Darter (endangered) |
(m) |
Etheostoma ditrema:
Coldwater Darter (endangered) |
(n) |
Etheostoma duryi: Black
Darter (rare) |
(o) |
Etheostoma
etowahae: Etowah Darter (endangered) |
(p) |
Etheostoma parvipinne:
Goldstripe Darter (rare) |
(q) |
Etheostoma rupestre: Rock Darter (rare) |
(r) |
Etheostoma scotti: Cherokee
Darter (threatened) |
(s) |
Etheostoma tallapoosae: Tallapoosa Darter (rare) |
(t) |
Etheostoma trisella: Trispot
Darter (endangered) |
(u) |
Etheostoma vulneratum: Wounded Darter (endangered) |
(v) |
Fundulus bifax: Stippled
Studfish (endangered) |
(w) |
Fundulus catenatus: Northern Studfish (rare) |
(x) |
Hemitremia flammea: Flame
Chub (endangered) |
(y) |
Hybopsis lineapunctata: Lined Chub (rare) |
(z) |
Ichthyomyzon bdellium: Ohio
Lamprey (rare) |
(aa) |
Lucania
goodei: Bluefin Killifish (rare) |
(bb) |
Macrhybopsis sp.: Coosa
Chub (endangered) |
(cc) |
Micropterus notius: Suwannee Bass (rare) |
(dd) |
Moxostoma carinatum: River
Redhorse (rare) |
(ee) |
Moxostoma robustum: Robust Redhorse (endangered) |
(ff) |
Moxostoma sp.: Sicklefin
Redhorse (endangered) |
(gg) |
Notropis ariommus: Popeye Shiner (endangered) |
(hh) |
Notropis asperifrons:
Burrhead Shiner (threatened) |
(ii) |
Notropis hypsilepis:
Highscale Shiner (rare) |
(jj) |
Notropis photogenis: Silver Shiner (endangered) |
(kk) |
Notropis scepticus: Sandbar
Shiner (rare) |
(ll) |
Noturus
eleutherus: Mountain Madtom (endangered) |
(mm) |
Noturus munitus:
Frecklebelly Madtom (endangered) |
(nn) |
Percina antesella: Amber
Darter (endangered) |
(oo) |
Percina aurantiaca: Tangerine Darter (endangered) |
(pp) |
Percina aurolineata:
Goldline Darter (endangered) |
(qq) |
Percina jenkinsi: Conasauga
Logperch (endangered) |
(rr) |
Percina lenticula: Freckled Darter (endangered) |
(ss) |
Percina sciera: Dusky
Darter (rare) |
(tt) |
Percina
shumardi: River Darter (endangered) |
(uu) |
Percina sp.: Halloween
Darter (threatened) |
(vv) |
Percina sp.: Muscadine Darter (rare) |
(ww) |
Percina sp.: Upland Bridled
Darter (endangered) |
(xx) |
Percina squamata: Olive Darter (endangered) |
(yy) |
Percina tanasi: Snail
Darter (endangered) |
(zz) |
Phenacobius crassilabrum: Fatlips Minnow (endangered) |
(aaa) |
Phenacobius uranops:
Stargazing Minnow (threatened) |
(bbb) |
Phoxinus tennesseensis:
Tennessee Dace (endangered) |
(ccc) |
Pteronotropis euryzonus: Broadstripe Shiner (rare) |
(ddd) |
Pteronotropis welaka:
Bluenose Shiner (threatened) |
(eee) |
Typhlichthys subterraneus:
Southern Cavefish (endangered) |
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(6) |
Invertebrates:
(a) |
Alasmidonta arcula: Altamaha
Arcmussel (threatened) |
(b) |
Alasmidonta triangulata: Southern Elktoe (endangered) |
(c) |
Amblema neislerii: Fat
Threeridge (endangered) |
(d) |
Anodonta heardi: Apalachicola Floater (rare) |
(e) |
Anodontoides radiatus: Rayed
Creekshell (threatened) |
(f) |
Cambarus coosawattae: Coosawattee Crayfish (endangered) |
(g) |
Cambarus cryptodytes:
Dougherty Plain Cave Crayfish (threatened) |
(h) |
Cambarus cymatilis:
Conasauga Blue Burrower (endangered) |
(i) |
Cambarus doughertyensis:
Dougherty Burrowing Crayfish (endangered) |
(j) |
Cambarus englishi:
Tallapoosa Crayfish (rare) |
(k) |
Cambarus extraneus: Chickamauga Crayfish (threatened) |
(l) |
Cambarus fasciatus: Etowah
Crayfish (threatened) |
(m) |
Cambarus georgiae: Little Tennessee Crayfish
(endangered) |
(n) |
Cambarus
harti: Piedmont Blue Burrower (endangered) |
(o) |
Cambarus howardi:
Chattahoochee Crayfish (threatened) |
(p) |
Cambarus parrishi: Hiwassee
Headwaters Crayfish (endangered) |
(q) |
Cambarus scotti: Chattooga
River Crayfish (threatened) |
(r) |
Cambarus speciosus: Beautiful Crayfish (endangered) |
(s) |
Cambarus strigosus: Lean
Crayfish (threatened) |
(t) |
Cambarus truncatus: Oconee Burrowing Crayfish
(threatened) |
(u) |
Cambarus
unestami: Blackbarred Crayfish (threatened) |
(v) |
Cordulegaster sayi: Say's
Spiketail (threatened) |
(w) |
Distocambarus devexus: Broad River Burrowing Crayfish
(threatened) |
(x) |
Elliptio
arca: Alabama Spike (endangered) |
(y) |
Elliptio arctata: Delicate
Spike (endangered) |
(z) |
Elliptio purpurella: Inflated Spike (threatened) |
(aa) |
Elliptio spinosa: Altamaha
Spinymussel (endangered) |
(bb) |
Elliptoideus sloatianus: Purple Bankclimber (threatened) |
(cc) |
Epioblasma metastriata:
Upland Combshell (endangered) |
(dd) |
Epioblasma othcaloogensis:
Southern Acornshell (endangered) |
(ee) |
Fusconaia masoni: Atlantic
Pigtoe (endangered) |
(ff) |
Gomphus consanguis: Cherokee Clubtail (threatened) |
(gg) |
Hamiota altilis: Fine -
lined Pocketbook (threatened) |
(hh) |
Hamiota subangulata: Shinyrayed Pocketbook (endangered) |
(ii) |
Leptoxis foremani:
Interrupted Rocksnail (endangered) |
(jj) |
Medionidus acutissimus:
Alabama Moccasinshell (threatened) |
(kk) |
Medionidus parvulus: Coosa
Moccasinshell (endangered) |
(ll) |
Medionidus penicillatus: Gulf Moccasinshell (endangered) |
(mm) |
Medionidus simpsonianus:
Ochlockonee Moccasinshell (endangered) |
(nn) |
Ophiogomphus edmundo:
Edmund's Snaketail (endangered) |
(oo) |
Pleurobema decisum:
Southern Clubshell (endangered) |
(pp) |
Pleurobema georgianum:
Southern Pigtoe (endangered) |
(qq) |
Pleurobema hanleyianum:
Georgia Pigtoe (endangered) |
(rr) |
Pleurobema pyriforme: Oval
Pigtoe (endangered) |
(ss) |
Procambarus gibbus: Muckalee Crayfish (threatened) |
(tt) |
Procambarus verrucosus:
Grainy Crayfish (rare) |
(uu) |
Procambarus versutus: Sly Crayfish (rare) |
(vv) |
Ptychobranchus greenii:
Triangular Kidneyshell (endangered) |
(ww) |
Strophitus connasaugaensis:
Alabama Creekmussel (endangered) |
(xx) |
Strophitus subvexus:
Southern Creekmussel (endangered) |
(yy) |
Toxolasma pullus: Savannah
Lilliput (threatened) |
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(7) |
Plants:
(a) |
Allium speculae: Flatrock
Onion (threatened) |
(b) |
Alnus
maritima subsp. georgiensis: Georgia Alder (threatened) |
(c) |
Amorpha georgiana: Georgia
Indigo-bush (endangered) |
(d) |
Amphianthus pusillus: Pool Sprite (threatened) |
(e) |
Arabis georgiana: Georgia
Rockcress (threatened) |
(f) |
Arnoglossum diversifolium: Variable-leaf Indian-plantain
(threatened) |
(g) |
Asclepias
purpurascens: Purple Milkweed (rare) |
(h) |
Asplenium heteroresiliens:
MarlSpleenwort (threatened) |
(i) |
Astragalus michauxii:
Sandhill Milk-vetch (threatened) |
(j) |
Aureolaria patula: Spreading
Yellow Foxglove (threatened) |
(k) |
Balduina atropurpurea: Purple Honeycomb Head (rare) |
(l) |
Baptisia arachnifera: Hairy
Rattleweed (endangered) |
(m) |
Berberis canadensis: American Barberry (endangered) |
(n) |
Brickellia cordifolia:
Heartleaf Brickellia (threatened) |
(o) |
Calamagrostis porteri:
Porter's Reed-grass (rare) |
(p) |
Calamintha ashei: Ohoopee Wild Basil (threatened) |
(q) |
Carex baltzellii: Baltzell's
Sedge (endangered) |
(r) |
Carex
biltmoreana: Granite Dome Sedge (threatened) |
(s) |
Carex dasycarpa: Velvet
Sedge (rare) |
(t) |
Carex
misera: Wretched Sedge (threatened) |
(u) |
Carex radfordii: Radford's
Sedge (threatened) |
(v) |
Carya
myristiciformis: Nutmeg Hickory (rare) |
(w) |
Ceratiola ericoides:
Sandhill Rosemary (threatened) |
(x) |
Chamaecyparis thyoides: Atlantic White-cedar (rare) |
(y) |
Chelone cuthbertii:
Cuthbert's Turtlehead (threatened) |
(z) |
Clematis fremontii:
Fremont's Leatherflower (endangered) |
(aa) |
Clematis socialis: Alabama
Leatherflower (endangered) |
(bb) |
Convallaria majuscula: American Lily-of-the-valley
(rare) |
(cc) |
Coreopsis
integrifolia: Floodplain Tickseed (threatened) |
(dd) |
Coreopsis latifolia:
Broadleaf Tickseed (rare) |
(ee) |
Crataegus triflora: Three-flowered Hawthorn (threatened) |
(ff) |
Croomia pauciflora: Croomia
(threatened) |
(gg) |
Cuscuta
harperi: Harper's Dodder (endangered) |
(hh) |
Cymophyllus fraserianus:
Fraser's Sedge (threatened) |
(ii) |
Cypripedium acaule: Pink
Ladyslipper (unusual) |
(jj) |
Cypripedium kentuckiense: Kentucky Ladyslipper
(endangered) |
(kk) |
Cypripedium
parviflorum: Yellow Ladyslipper (rare) |
(ll) |
Desmodium ochroleucum:
Cream-flowered Tick-trefoil (threatened) |
(mm) |
Dicanthelium hirstii:
Hirst's Witch Grass (endangered) |
(nn) |
Dicerandra radfordiana:
Radford's Mint (endangered) |
(oo) |
Draba aprica: Sun-lovingDraba (endangered) |
(pp) |
Echinacea laevigata: Smooth
Purple Coneflower (endangered) |
(qq) |
Elliottia racemosa: Georgia Plume (threatened) |
(rr) |
Epidendrum conopseum:
Greenfly Orchid (unusual) |
(ss) |
Eriocaulon koernickianum:
Dwarf Hatpins (endangered) |
(tt) |
Evolvulus sericeus: Silky Morning-glory (endangered) |
(uu) |
Fimbristylis perpusilla:
Harper's Fimbry (endangered) |
(vv) |
Forestiera godfreyi:
Godfrey's Wild Privet (endangered) |
(ww) |
Forestiera segregata:
Florida Wild Privet (rare) |
(xx) |
Fothergilla gardenii: Dwarf Witch-alder (threatened) |
(yy) |
Fothergilla major: Mountain
Witch-alder (threatened) |
(zz) |
Gentianopsis crinita: Fringed Gentian (threatened) |
(aaa) |
Gymnoderma lineare: Rock
Gnome Lichen (endangered) |
(bbb) |
Habenaria quinqueseta: Michaux's Spider Orchid
(threatened) |
(ccc) |
Hartwrightia floridana: Hartwrightia (threatened) |
(ddd) |
Helianthus verticillatus:
Whorled Sunflower (endangered) |
(eee) |
Helonias bullata: Swamp
Pink (threatened) |
(fff) |
Hydrastis canadensis: Goldenseal (endangered) |
(ggg) |
Hymenocallis coronaria:
Shoals Spiderlily (threatened) |
(hhh) |
Illicium floridanum:
Florida Anise (endangered) |
(iii) |
Isoetes melanospora:
Black-spored Quillwort (endangered) |
(jjj) |
Isoetes tegetiformans:
Mat-forming Quillwort (endangered) |
(kkk) |
Isotria medeoloides: Small
Whorled Pogonia (threatened) |
(lll) |
Jamesianthus alabamensis: Alabama Warbonnet (endangered) |
(mmm) |
Jeffersonia diphylla:
Twinleaf (rare) |
(nnn) |
Kalmia carolina: Carolina Bog Laurel (threatened) |
(ooo) |
Leavenworthia exigua var. exigua:
Least Gladecress (threatened) |
(ppp) |
Leiophyllum buxifolium:
Sand-myrtle (threatened) |
(qqq) |
Leitneria floridana: Corkwood (threatened) |
(rrr) |
Lilium michiganense:
Michigan Lily (rare) |
(sss) |
Lilium philadelphicum: Wood Lily (endangered) |
(ttt) |
Lindera melissifolia: Pond
Spicebush (endangered) |
(uuu) |
Litsea aestivalis: Pond Spice (rare) |
(vvv) |
Lotus helleri: Carolina
Trefoil (endangered) |
(www) |
Lysimachia fraseri: Fraser's Loosestrife (rare) |
(xxx) |
Lythrum curtissii:
Curtiss' Loosestrife (threatened) |
(yyy) |
Macbridea caroliniana:
Carolina Bogmint (rare) |
(zzz) |
Macranthera flammea: Hummingbird Flower (threatened) |
(aaaa) |
Marshallia mohrii: Coosa
Barbara Buttons (threatened) |
(bbbb) |
Marshallia ramosa: Pineland Barbara Buttons (rare) |
(cccc) |
Matelea alabamensis:
Alabama Milkvine (threatened) |
(dddd) |
Matelea pubiflora:
Trailing Milkvine (rare) |
(eeee) |
Megaceros aenigmaticus:
Bighorn Hornwort (threatened) |
(ffff) |
Monotropsis odorata:
Sweet Pinesap (threatened) |
(gggg) |
Morella inodora: Odorless Bayberry (threatened) |
(hhhh) |
Myriophyllum laxum: Lax
Water Milfoil (rare) |
(iiii) |
Najas filifolia: Narrowleaf Naiad (endangered) |
(jjjj) |
Nestronia umbellula:
Indian Olive (rare) |
(kkkk) |
Neviusia alabamensis: Alabama Snow-wreath (threatened) |
(llll) |
Oxypolis canbyi: Canby
Dropwort (endangered) |
(mmmm) |
Pachysandra procumbens: Allegheny-spurge (rare) |
(nnnn) |
Packera millefolia: Blue
Ridge Golden Ragwort (threatened) |
(oooo) |
Paronychia virginica:
Yellow Nailwort (endangered) |
(pppp) |
Pedicularis lanceolata: Swamp Lousewort (endangered) |
(qqqq) |
Pediomelum piedmontanum:
Dixie Mountain Breadroot (endangered) |
(rrrr) |
Penstemon dissectus:
Cutleaf Beardtongue (rare) |
(ssss) |
Pinguicula primuliflora:
Clearwater Butterwort (threatened) |
(tttt) |
Pityopsis pinifolia:
Sandhill Golden-aster (rare) |
(uuuu) |
Platanthera integrilabia: Monkeyface Orchid (threatened) |
(vvvv) |
Prenanthes barbata:
Barbed Rattlesnake Root (rare) |
(wwww) |
Pteroglossaspis
ecristata: Crestless Plume Orchid (threatened) |
(xxxx) |
Ptilimnium nodosum:
Harperella (endangered) |
(yyyy) |
Quercus oglethorpensis: Oglethorpe Oak (threatened) |
(zzzz) |
Rhododendron prunifolium:
Plumleaf Azalea (threatened) |
(aaaaa) |
Rhus michauxii: Dwarf
Sumac (endangered) |
(bbbbb) |
Rhynchospora solitaria: Solitary Beakrush (endangered) |
(ccccc) |
Rudbeckia auriculata:
Swamp Black-eyed Susan (endangered) |
(ddddd) |
Rudbeckia heliopsidis:
Little River Black-eyed Susan (threatened) |
(eeeee) |
Sabatia capitata:
Cumberland Rose Gentian (rare) |
(fffff) |
Sageretia minutiflora:
Climbing Buckthorn (threatened) |
(ggggg) |
Sagittaria secundifolia:
Kral's Water-plantain (threatened) |
(hhhhh) |
Salix floridana: Florida
Willow (endangered) |
(iiiii) |
Sanguisorba canadensis: Canada Burnet (threatened) |
(jjjjj) |
Sapindus marginatus:
Soapberry (rare) |
(kkkkk) |
Sarracenia flava: Yellow Flytrap (unusual) |
(lllll) |
Sarracenia leucophylla:
Whitetop Pitcherplant (endangered) |
(mmmmm) |
Sarracenia minor: Hooded
Pitcherplant (unusual) |
(nnnnn) |
Sarracenia oreophila: Green Pitcherplant (endangered) |
(ooooo) |
Sarracenia psittacina:
Parrot Pitcherplant (threatened) |
(ppppp) |
Sarracenia purpurea:
Purple Pitcherplant (endangered) |
(qqqqq) |
Sarracenia rubra: Sweet
Pitcherplant (threatened) |
(rrrrr) |
Schisandra glabra: Bay Star-vine (threatened) |
(sssss) |
Schwalbea americana:
Chaffseed (endangered) |
(ttttt) |
Scutellaria montana: Large-flowered Skullcap
(threatened) |
(uuuuu) |
Scutellaria ocmulgee: Ocmulgee Skullcap (threatened) |
(vvvvv) |
Sedum nevii: Nevius
Stonecrop (threatened) |
(wwwww) |
Sedum pusillum: Granite Stonecrop (threatened) |
(xxxxx) |
Shortia galacifolia:
Oconee Bells (endangered) |
(yyyyy) |
Sibbaldiopsis tridentata:
Mountain Cinquefoil (endangered) |
(zzzzz) |
Sideroxylon macrocarpum:
Ohoopee Bumelia (rare) |
(aaaaaa) |
Sideroxylon thornei: Swamp Buckthorn (rare) |
(bbbbbb) |
Silene ovata: Ovate
Catchfly (rare) |
(cccccc) |
Silene polypetala: Fringed Campion (endangered) |
(dddddd) |
Silene regia: Royal
Catchfly (endangered) |
(eeeeee) |
Solidago simulans: Cliffside Goldenrod (endangered) |
(ffffff) |
Spiraea virginiana:
Virginia Spirea (threatened) |
(gggggg) |
Spiranthes magnicamporum:
Great Plains Ladies-tresses (endangered) |
(hhhhhh) |
Stewartia malacodendron:
Silky Camellia (rare) |
(iiiiii) |
Streptopus lanceolatus:
Rosy Twisted Stalk (threatened) |
(jjjjjj) |
Stylisma pickeringii var.
pickeringii: Pickering's Morning-glory (threatened) |
(kkkkkk) |
Symphyotrichum
georgianum: Georgia Aster (threatened) |
(llllll) |
Thalictrum cooleyi:
Cooley Meadowrue (endangered) |
(mmmmmm) |
Thalictrum debile:
Trailing Meadowrue (threatened) |
(nnnnnn) |
Thaspium pinnatifidum:
Glade Meadowparsnip (endangered) |
(oooooo) |
Torreya taxifolia:
Florida Torreya (endangered) |
(pppppp) |
Trientalis borealis:
Starflower (endangered) |
(qqqqqq) |
Trillium persistens:
Persistent Trillium (endangered) |
(rrrrrr) |
Trillium pusillum:
Dwarf Trillium (endangered) |
(ssssss) |
Trillium reliquum:
Relict Trillium (endangered) |
(tttttt) |
Tsuga caroliniana:
Carolina Hemlock (endangered) |
(uuuuuu) |
Veratrum woodii: Ozark
Bunchflower (rare) |
(vvvvvv) |
Viburnum bracteatum: Limerock Arrowwood (endangered) |
(wwwwww) |
Waldsteinia lobata:
Barren Strawberry (rare) |
(xxxxxx) |
Xerophyllum asphodeloides:
Eastern Turkeybeard (rare) |
(yyyyyy) |
Xyris tennesseensis:
Tennessee Yellow-eyed Grass (endangered) |
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