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CONSULTANTS AND SOURCES OF INFORMATION
Esposito, Linda			Ocean Song (7/'96) & Bodega Pastures (1998) Lists. Book by Sept. 2003
Fried, Dea			Field Naturalist
Nelson, Keith			Field Naturalist
Connors, Peter			Mouth of Salmon Creek, Grasses & Serpentine Lists
Dolman, Brock			Bird & Vertebrate Lists at OAEC
Hutchinson, Elmarie			Field Naturalist
Guggolz, Jack & Betty			Chanslor Ranch list, 3/95
REFERENCE BOOKS
Beidleman, Linda & Eugene Kozloff. Plants of the San Francisco Bay Region. Berkeley, U of CA Press, 2003.			Primary plant ID and common name reference.
Best, Catherine, John Howell, Walter & Irja Knight & Mary Wells. A Flora of Sonoma County. Sacramento, CA Native Plant Society, 1996.			Primary habitat and abundance reference.
Brenzel, Kathleen Norris, ed. Sunset Western Garden Book. Menlo Park, CA, Sunset Publishing, 2001.			Used for plants commonly for sale at nurseries, some of which have become naturalized.
Crittenden, Mabel & Dorothy Telfer. Wildflowers of the West. Millbrae, CA, Celestial Arts, 1975.
Keator, Glenn. Introduction to Trees of the San Francisco Bay Region , CA Natural History Guides. Berkeley, U of CA Press, 2003.
King Young, Dorothy. Redwood Empire Wildflower Jewels. Healdsburg, CA, Naturegraph Publishers, Undated (1960's).			Used to help find plants no longer found in the area.
Lyons, Kathleen & Mary Beth Cuneo-Lazaneo. Plants of the Coast Redwood Region. Boulder Creek, CA, Looking Press, 1988.
Mahaffey, Elaine. Wildflowers of the Sea Ranch. Michigan, Bookcrafters, 1990.
Orr, Robert & Dorothy. Mushrooms and Other Common Fungi of the San Francisco Bay Region. Berkeley, U of CA Press, 1971.
Savonius, Moira. Mushrooms and Fungi. London, Octopus Books, 1973.
Spellenberg, Richard. National Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Flowers, Western Region. New York, Alfred A. Knopf, 1979.
Watts, Phoebe. Redwood Region Flower Finder. New York, Nature Study Guild Publishers, 2002.

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