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A pretty interesting plant, not so sure what to make of it. Limestone substrates on exposed ridge. Dot grid is 1cm in pictures. Any input welcome!

In wet meadow/fen, where possibly influenced by calcareous bedrock upslope, along the Circle Peak Trail, elev. 4790 ft. The teeth with white hyaline margins take this to var. variegatum.

Rocky canyon slope

Dying Berberis patch in sword fern die off area. Noticed a decent number of plants either dead or doing poorly

Growing against a log that acted as a weir in the stream.

Interesting specimen. The range and pedicel length would indicate variety fruticosus, but the leaf shape and margins suggest variety serratus.

is var. albertinum not accepted anymore?

4-in tall, 3/4-in flowers, hairy stem, no leaves, growing next to Galium oreganum

Big Hollow Fire. along some parts of trail in serverest burnt area Avalanche Lily and other plants were commonest at edges of trail

a few trillium in area are malformed; 3rd photo of the group of two Trillium added 6 jul 2022

Sandy slope

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