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Purshia glandulosa
Desert Bitterbrush
(shown with Purshia tridentata)
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Photographer: James Morefield
ID: 0000 0000 0714 1067 (2014-07-16)Copyright © 2014 James Morefield
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date of photo Apr 30, 2014
latitude 39.09283 longitude -119.80470
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location
Carson Range, 5105 ft (1556 m) elevation, Carson Valley drainage, Jacks Valley trail just northeast of trailhead (Douglas County, Nevada, US)family
Rosaceae
plant community Decomposed granitic sand and gravel colluvium sloping SSE in sagebrush-bitterbrushnotes Latitude and Longitude are WGS84 +/- 5 meters. Extensive stands of both species intermingle here with no evidence of hybridization. Purshia glandulosa flowers about 2-3 weeks later than P. tridentata at this site.camera Olympus E-510, Zuiko Digital 14-42mm kit lens, ISO-200 f16 1/100s
contributor's ID # JDM20140366 photo category: Plant - shrub
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MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS PLANT
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Desert Bitterbrush (photographer)
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