Identification: BC, Mt Cheam

Here are some native plants of Mt Cheam
I am always confused with ID of aster family
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yellow
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Strange plant
6.

Pink family
7.

8. Blue flowers remind me something

 

Groundsel
Fleabane
Aster
Hawkweed
Running pine
Miner's lettuce
Speedwell

 

Thank you, Ron
I am not agree with Miner's lettuce, when I google images, the result is a very different plant

 

Nadia,
I agree with Ron that your plant is a miner's lettuce, either Montia parvifolia aka Small-leaved miners lettuce or Claytoni sibirica aka Siberian miner's lettuce, . The common name 'Miner's Lettuce' is applied to at least one other closely related plant - Claytonia perfoliata, which may be the photo you saw. Its upper leaves are fused to form a single disc shaped leaf with the flower stem coming up through the centre.

Other common names for M. parvifolia are Small-leaved Montia or Streamside Spring-beauty. Claytoni sibirica and perfoliata were previously also classed Montias

 

#6 is a clubmoss (Lycopodiaceae), maybe Stag's-horn Clubmoss Lycopodium clavatum.

 

Agree, Lycopodium clavatum subsp. clavatum var. clavatum,Running pine is one of the common names

 

I wish I know more specific Latin name

 

Incorrectly; "Running pine" would be a species of Pinus. The correct English name is Stag's-horn Clubmoss.