Calochortus lyallii
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Family: Liliaceae (Lily family) |
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Photo taken in the Mad River valley by Entiat, dry open slope |
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Flowers: 1-3 flowers per stem; white or puplish tinged, usually with a purplish crescent shaped gland; petals less than 3.5 cm, strongly ciliate fringed, innerface generally strongly hairy |
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Leaves: linear, basal leaves height less than uppermost flower Plant: perennial; usually less than 20 cm tall |
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Habitat: sagebrush slopes and open forest |
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Distribution of species: east slope of the Cascades, British Columbia to Yakima County, mostly west of the Columbia River Distribution of genus: more or less 65 species: Western North America and Central America
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