Road South West of Guardsman Pass, Salt
Lake County, Utah
13 June 2014
Road South West of Guardsman Pass, Salt
Lake County, Utah
13 June 2014
Road South West of Guardsman Pass, Salt
Lake County, Utah
13 June 2014
Road South West of Guardsman Pass, Salt
Lake County, Utah
13 June 2014
Road South West of Guardsman Pass, Salt
Lake County, Utah
13 June 2014
Guardsman
Pass, Salt Lake County, Utah
2
September 2013
Guardsman
Pass, Salt Lake County, Utah
2
September 2013
Guardsman
Pass, Salt Lake County, Utah
2
September 2013
Guardsman
Pass, Salt Lake County, Utah
2
September 2013
Guardsman
Pass, Salt Lake County, Utah
2
September 2013
Guardsman
Pass, Salt Lake County, Utah
2
September 2013
September
6, 2005 - Albion Basin, Salt Lake County, Utah
Photo Details - ©Nicky
Davis
September
2, 2013 - Guardsman Pass, Salt Lake County, Utah -2774 meters (9102 feet)
September
6, 2005 - Albion Basin, Salt Lake County, Utah
Also located along trail north of Guardsman Pass that goes up toward Jupiter
Hill - July 1, 2014
Characteristics
"A Utah Flora Fourth Edition, revised" Stanley L. Welsh, N. Duane Atwood,
Sherel Goodrich, and Larry C. Higgins, Brigham Young University.
syn.
Gooseberry Currant
2-7 dm (8- 27 inches) tall, leaves are .4-3.7 cm(.14-1.46
inches) long, .6-5 cm (.24-1.97 inches) wide usually 5-lobed with the loves
again lobed or toothed, branchlets are armed with 1-5 nodal spines, internodal
bristles lacking or present. Racemes 3-8 flowered, petals about 1 mm
(.039 inches) long pinkish or pink purple, berries 5-10 mm (.196-.39 inches)
long, red, stipitate-glandular.
Other locations reported
UVU - Mount Timpanogos, northern slopes of the mountain at the base of
11383 ft peak, along FR 056, ca. 3 road miles West of Timpooneke Campground;
40° 25' 44" N, 111° 40' 21" W; 8138 ft; 2481 m.
UVU Ridge top, North of Mt. Nebo, Nebo Basin Trail, 11139 ft.;
3396 m. T12S, R2E, Sec. 1;
Habitat per "A Utah Flora" Spruce-fir, Douglas fir, lodgepole
pine, bristlecone pine, aspen, krummholz, sagebruch-snowberry and sedge-grass
communities and often in talus and scree slopes.
Host plant for
Hoary
Comma Butterfly
Tailed Copper
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