Eriogonum elatum
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Family: Polygonaceae (Buckwheat family) |
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Photo taken at Leavenworth Fish Hatchery, open woods on dry gravelly soil |
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© 2001 Thayne Tuason |
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Flowers: cyme-like; bracts scale-like; 1 to 5 involucres per cluster; perianth 2.5 to 3 mm, white to reddish-pink, with short appressed pubescence; perianth not stipelike or attenuated at the base; flowering stem leafless |
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Fruit: 3.5 to 4 mm |
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Leaves: all basal; blade 4 to 25 cm long, more or less lanceolate, generally tomentose Plant: 2 to 15 dm tall |
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Habitat: sagebrush desert to open mountain ridges |
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Distribution of species: Okanogan County, Washington to California in the east Cascades, east to Idaho and Nevada Distribution of genus: more or less 200 species: North America
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