a necessary/critical habitat in conserving the species. The plan also recommends delisting the species if all five populations experience long-term reproductive success. They provide insurance against failure by the availability of stored seeds. The plan also classified the Recovery Priority Number to a 6. This is the lowest priority and represents a species with low impact on human activities. Updated resource-use plans and ordinances from the Santa Cruz and San Mateo counties currently protect some populations. More than half of all the individuals in the species occur on private lands owned by conservationists. State and county parks protect the remaining individuals. Watershed management plans have begun for some of these areas to aid in protections. References External links IUCN Calflora ECOS Profile abramsiana Endemic flora of California Natural history of the California Coast Ranges Natural history of Santa Cruz County, California Natural history of San Mateo County, California ~ Trees of the Southwestern United States Plants described in 1948