Anemone oregana
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Family: Ranunculaceae (Buttercup family) |
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Photo taken at Leavenworth Ski Hill; wooded hillside; flowering in April- early May |
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Flowers: 5 sepals, blue, 5-20 mm, more or less glabrous; sepal color varies with geography, they can also be white or reddish; petals lacking; number of stamens mostly 35-100 |
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Fruit: cluster ovoid to spheric, 8-15 mm, puberulent, styles less than 1.5 mm |
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Leaves: cauline leaves ternately compound Plant: widely rhizomatous; 10-25 cm, generally 1 stemmed |
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Habitat: moist woods to open hillsides |
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Distribution of species: mostly east Cascades from Chelan County to the Columbia River Gorge, also North Cascades and the Blue Mountains Distribution of genus: more or less 100 species: temperate worldwide
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