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-Thirty-one species of vascular plants, 16 of them indigenous , are reported for the first time from the Santa Monica Mountains . Six of these records establish major disjunctions in the overall range of the species concerned, and are thus of considerable biogeographical interest. New information is presented for nine additional species from these mountains, and five significant collections are recorded from other parts of Los Angeles and Ventura counties . Geranium rotundifolium, Lupinus luteus, and Glinus radiatus are reported as adventive for the first time from California; Lewisia rediviva var. rediviva is reported as new to southern California. In addition to the above, Hieracium argutum ssp . argutum , Eriogonum citharaeforme, Allium lacunosum, Calystegia malacophylla , and Marah faba ceus are reported for the first time from Los Angeles County, and Dichondra occidentalis, Navarretia pubescens, and Poa f endleriana are reported as new to Ventura County. This paper presents the distilled results of over ten years of collecting in the Los Angeles area by the authors and various colleagues. Most of the significant collections recorded herein are from the Santa Monica Mountains, extending from the vicinity of Glendale, Los Angeles County , westward to near Camarillo , Ventura County, as that is the only mainland region in this area for which a modern floristic treatment is available as a point of reference (Raven and Thompson 1977). Work is reportedly underway , however, on a flora of Los Angeles County (W. C. Martin pers . comm.) and a florula of the San Gabriel Mountains (R. F. Thorne pers . comm.). Reference standards for the remainder of Ventura and Los Angeles counties are A California Flora by Munz and Keck (1959) and the supplement thereto (Munz 1968) , and Munz's (1974) southern California flora. In addition, regional journals and local herbaria (SFV, LA, RSA/POM) have been consulted. All specimens are deposited in the herbarium at California State University , Northridge (SFV) and/or at the University of California, Davis (DAV). A few collections are cited which are not our own. Part I: Additions and Emendations to the Flora of the Santa Monica Mountains The recent flora of Raven and Thompson (1977) has been used as a stan-

New Records of Vascular Plants fromm the Santa Monica Mountains, California, and Adjacent Parts of Los Angeles and Ventura Counties