Kellogg’s rush (Juncus kelloggii) COSEWIC assessment and status report: chapter 12
Technical summary
Juncus kelloggii
Kellogg’s rush – jonc de Kellogg
Range of Occurrence in Canada:
British Columbia
Extent and area information
Extent of occurrence (EO) (km²) :
25m²
Specify trend (decline, stable, increasing, unknown) :
Stable
Are there extreme fluctuations in EO (> 1 order of magnitude)?
Not known
Area of occupancy (AO) (km²) :
25m²
Specify trend (decline, stable, increasing, unknown) :
decline based on gravel dumping on part of the single site
Are there extreme fluctuations in AO (> 1 order magnitude)?
Not known
Number of extant locations :
One
Specify trend in # locations (decline, stable, increasing, unknown):
Stable
Are there extreme fluctuations in # locations (>1 order of magnitude)?
Not applicable
Habitat trend: specify declining, stable, increasing or unknown trend in area, extent or quality of habitat :
Some reduction in size has occurred
Population information
Generation time (average age of parents in the population) (indicate years, months, days, etc.):
one year
Number of mature individuals (capable of reproduction) in the Canadian population (or, specify a range of plausible values) :
3-600
Total population trend: specify declining, stable, increasing or unknown trend in number of mature individuals :
Stable
If decline, % decline over the last/next 10 years or 3 generations, whichever is greater (or specify if for shorter time period) :
Not applicable
are there extreme fluctuations in number of mature individuals (> 1 order of magnitude)?
Yes
Is the total population severely fragmented (most individuals found within small and relatively isolated (geographically or otherwise) populations between which there is little exchange, i.e., < 1 successful migrant / year)?
single tiny site
List each population and the number of mature individuals in each :
fluctuation of 3-600 at a single site
Specify trend in number of populations (decline, stable, increasing, unknown) :
Stable
Are there extreme fluctuations in number of populations (>1 order of magnitude)?
No
Threats (actual or imminent threats to populations or habitats)
- Hydrological changes
- Trampling of habitat by hikers and bicycle riders
- Park maintenance activities
Rescue effect (immigration from an outside source)
Low
Does species exist elsewhere (in Canada or outside)?
Not in Canada; Washington (WA), Oregon (OR) and California (CA)
Status of the outside population(s)?
- WA: S1
- OR: SU
- CA: SR
Is immigration known or possible?
Unlikely
Would immigrants be adapted to survive here?
Not known
Is there sufficient habitat for immigrants here?
Not known
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