| Leonard's
Beardtongue Penstemon leonardii Scrophulariaceae - Figwort or Snapdragon Family |
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At Monte Cristo -
2014
At Monte Cristo -
2014 
At
Monte Cristo - 2014 
P. leonardi
anthers are dehisced (split along a natural
line)
at the proximal end (see the white slit at end of anthers)
at the proximal end (see the white slit at end of anthers)
| Photo Details - ŠNicky Davis Located 5 July 2014 at Monte Cristo Canyon (Ogden), Weber County, Utah Native Perennial, lanceolate, opposite leaves, simple leaves attached to the stem with a stalk, purple flowers directly attach to the stalk (sessile), found in areas of dry rocky sagebrush, Gambel Oak or spruce-fir vegetated slopes at 6500 feet - 9800 foot elevation Per Andrey Zharkikh, an identification tool is the dehisced anthers found only in P. patricus, P. leonardii, P. platyphyllus, P. sepalulus Map  |