Clematis occidentalis var. dissecta (syn: Clematis columbiana)
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Family: Ranunculaceae (Buttercup family) |
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Photo taken near the Mad River by Entiat, shaded wooded area |
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Flowers: without petals; 4 sepals, free and petal-like, reddish purple to blue, usually at least 20 mm; flowers solitary |
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Seed: achene style long, plumose, and persistent |
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Leaves: ternate, leaflets often deeply lobed Plant: woody perennial; creeping or climbing, but more often creeping in our area |
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Habitat: foothills to lower mountains |
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Distribution of species: Wenatchee Mountains, Chelan and Kittitas Counties Distribution of genus: 250 species: worldwide
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