Scientific Name
Datura wrightii Regal.
Family
Solanaceae
General
This low growing, bushy herb with large, trumpet-like flowers and large sticky leavesis a disturbance pioneer.
CI
Around CI this species has been observed at the edges of landscaped areas and along paths and dirt roads. It has been more common post-fire, than before.
References
More on this species at Calflora.
The Jepson Manual (2012: 1252, Solanaceae by Michael H. Nee).
Dale (200: 191)
McAuley (1996: 427).
Datura wrightii, young plant on west facing slope of hill to north of Sage Hall, CI (6 June 2014).
Datura wrightii on south facing slope of ridge to north of Sage Hall, CI. Note fire damaged Opuntia(11 December 2014).
Datura wrightii on west facing slope of ridge to north of Sage Hall, CI (28 January 2015).
Datura wrightii on west facing slope of ridge to north of Sage Hall, CI (28 January 2015).
Datura wrightii, young plant on west facing slope of hill to north of Sage Hall, CI (6 June 2014).
Datura wrightii, young plant on west facing slope of hill to north of Sage Hall, CI (6 June 2014).