Scientific Name
Parietaria hespera Hinton
Family
Urticaceae
General
CI
This is a small, inconspicuous herb, generally observed around CI in highly shaded sites, including deep in rock crevices with no direct sunlight.
References
More on this species at Calflora.
The Jepson Manual (2012: 1263, Urticaceae by Robert E. Preston and Dennis W. Woodland).
McAuley (1996: 535).
Parietaria hespera on north slope of hill to south of Town Center, CI campus (10 April 2014).
Parietaria hespera on Round Mountain, western face about half-way towards summit, among jumble of boulders (13 March 2016).
Parietaria hespera on Round Mountain, western face about half-way towards summit, among jumble of boulders (13 March 2016).
Parietaria hespera on north slope of hill above (south) of the University Park entrance area, CI campus (15 February 2013).
Parietaria hespera on Round Mountain, western face about half-way towards summit, among jumble of boulders (13 March 2016).
Parietaria hespera among rocks just above (south) of Malibu Hall, CI campus (23 February 2016).