Spiraea densiflora var. densiflora
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Family: Rosaceae (Rose family) |
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Photo taken at Stevens Pass, open meadow close to trees |
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© 1999 Thayne Tuason |
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Flowers: flowers in flat-topped corymbs, complete, perigynous; 5 petals, pink to red; calyx 5 lobed; 25 to 50 stamens |
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Leaves: deciduous, toothed; 1 to 7 cm long Plant: woody perennial, 20 to 90 cm tall; nearly or quite glabrous except within the hypanthium, or leaves and inflorescence bractlets ciliate |
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Habitat: mostly where moist, but onto rocky slopes, and in the mountains from 2,000 to 11,000 ft. |
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Distribution of species: British Columbia to Oregon, east to Montana Distribution of genus: more or less 50 species: northern temperate regions |
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