Eremogone pumicola |
Eremogone eastwoodiae |
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Crater Lake sandwort, pumice sandwort |
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Habit | Plants tufted, green. | |
Stems | 10–20 cm, glandular-hairy. |
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Leaves | basal ascending to somewhat spreading, flexuous, recurving in multiple directions, 15–35 mm, generally fleshy; tips blunt to apiculate; cauline (2)3–5 pairs, not closely overlapping, not reduced above |
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Flowers | sepals 3–3.8 mm, 4–4.5 mm in fruit; tips obtuse or rounded; petals 2–4.5 mm. |
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Fruits | 4.5–5.5 mm; valves glabrous. |
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Seeds | oblong to pyriform, 1.8–2.4 mm; smooth to tuberculate. |
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. inflorescences | open; flowers 7–40+; pedicels 3–20 mm, glandular-hairy. |
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Eremogone pumicola |
Eremogone eastwoodiae |
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Distribution | ||
Discussion | Rocky flats, talus slopes, pumice soils, coniferous forests. Flowering May–Sep. 1300–2400 m. Casc, Sisk. Native. Endemic to Oregon. Eremogone pumicola is endemic to Oregon. |
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Source | Flora of Oregon, volume 2, page 553 Rich Rabeler, Ronald Hartman |
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Sibling taxa | ||
Synonyms | Arenaria pumicola | |
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