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Erythronium albidum
White Trout Lily
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Photographer: Ron Thomas
ID: 0000 0000 0108 1700 (2008-01-23)Copyright © 2008 Ron Thomas
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date of photo Mar 10, 2007
location
Joe Keeling Farm, S Tomahawk Rd, Searcy Cty, AR (Searcy County, Arkansas, US)family
Liliaceae
notes The folded leaves and the tendency toward blue/purple suggests Erythronium mesochorium. However, the mottle leaves and the recurved sepals and petals lead to Erythronium albidium. This plant was found in what was formerly an old woodland of no less than fifty to sixty years. The preceeding fall it had been bull dozed to plant grasses and forbs that might attract wildlife.contributor's ID # D048 DSC_0660 photo category: Plant - annual/perennial
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White Trout Lily (photographer)
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