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Frasera puberulenta
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Photographer: Aaron Schusteff
ID: 0000 0000 0816 0688 (2016-08-10)Copyright © 2016 Aaron Schusteff
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date of photo Jul 29, 2016
latitude 37.54870 longitude -118.18168
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location
Cottonwood Basin, White Mountains (Mono County, California, US)family
Gentianaceae
notes Two basal leaf rosettes of Frasera puberulenta. Plants of this species are ''monocarpic'' (= ''fruits once''). That is, they live for a number of years as a (generally larger and larger) non-flowering rosette...building up photosynthate reserves and storing them in their above and underground parts. Then when they're ready, and conditions are right, they send up a flowering stalk, go to fruit, disseminate seed, and subsequently die. photo category: Plant - annual/perennial
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