1/8
inch flower and a bud of the Pygmyflower Rock Jasmine
Flower stems with seed
pods beginning to form, 3 August 2008
Photo
Details ©Nicky Davis
Photos taken 3 August 2008, Murdock Mountain, Uinta
Mountains, Duchesne County, Utah
N.
40.40.881, W. 110.55.165
Elevation
10,349 feet at base, and 11,207 at the top
Characteristics
The plant has narrow basal leaves about 1 1/2 inches
long. It has leafless flowering stems up to 7 inches tall that
carries a cluster of up to twenty-five white flowers at the top.
Each 1/8 inch flower is on a stalk that can be up to four inches
long.
Other
Click below to see photos of the
butterfly that uses this plant as a larva host.
Primrose
Blue == Arctic Blue Butterfly== Agriades glandon rustica==Plebejus
glandon rustica.
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