Hypericum grandifolium
large-leaved
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Family: Clusiaceae · Type: Shrub
Conservation status: Cal-IPC Yes
Hypericum grandifolium (large-leaved) is a California shrub in the Clusiaceae family.
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Identification and appearance
Key characters: Differentiators are not available at this time.
Conservation status
Cal-IPC Yes
How to tell it apart
vs Euphorbia: Euphorbia has milky sap and tiny flowers in cups; Hypericum has clear sap and showy yellow flowers.; vs Lysimachia: Lysimachia has stamens separate, not bundled; Hypericum's stamens cluster into 3-5 distinct bunches.; vs Lonicera: Lonicera is a woody vine or shrub; Hypericum is herbaceous with opposite leaves.; vs Dendromecon: Dendromecon is a woody shrub with 4 petals; Hypericum is herbaceous with 5 petals.; vs Mentzelia: Mentzelia has rough, sandpapery leaves; Hypericum has smooth leaves with translucent dots.
Frequently asked questions
What plant family does Hypericum grandifolium belong to?
Hypericum grandifolium is in the Clusiaceae family, genus Hypericum.
Is Hypericum grandifolium invasive in California?
Hypericum grandifolium is listed by Cal-IPC with an invasiveness rating of Yes.
Related species
Other California species in the same genus, family, or bioregion.
Last updated 2026-10-07
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