genus Anemonoides

Member of buttercup family (family Ranunculaceae)
dicots (class Magnoliopsida)
flowering plants (subphylum Angiospermae)

There are no other wild species of this genus in the bay area.

Summarizing this conversation... CalFlora lists two Anemone species in the bay area: A. grayi and A. oregana. However, the accepted range for A. oregana does not extend very far into California from Oregon. Calflora’s records are probably confused by the complicated nomenclatural history of these species. The only species that is truly accepted in the bay area is A. grayi.

gray’s anemone
Anemonoides grayi

sepals 10–20 mm
stamens 30–60(75)

oregon anemone
Anemonoides oregana

sepals 7–15 mm
stamens ≤ 40

1 observed taxon / 1 unobserved taxon / 1 key

Chris’s observations: 1 (research grade)

Locations:

Big Basin SP

Months:

Apr.: 1

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Not all sites agree about the scientific name:

genus Anemonoides → iNaturalist
genus Anemone → Calflora – Jepson eFlora – FNA

Bay Area species: iNaturalist – Calflora