UW Burke Herbarium species comparison

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Balsamorhiza

Balsamorhiza ×bonseri

balsamroot

hybrid balsamroot

Balsamorhiza

Balsamorhiza ×bonseri
Habitat Dry, rocky slopes at low elevation
Distribution
[BONAP county map]
Local in eastern Washington where Balsamorhiza rosea is found
[BONAP county map]
Origin Native Native
Conservation status Not of concern Not of concern
Sibling taxa
B. careyana, B. careyana × B. hookeri, B. deltoidea, B. hookeri, B. hookeri × B. sagittata, B. incana, B. rosea, B. sagittata, B. serrata, B. ×terebinthacea, B. ×tomentosa
Subordinate taxa
B. ×bonseri, B. careyana, B. careyana × B. hookeri, B. deltoidea, B. hookeri, B. hookeri × B. sagittata, B. incana, B. rosea, B. sagittata, B. serrata, B. ×terebinthacea, B. ×tomentosa
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