• var. lineare – narrow-leaf grapefern, slender moonwort
Botrychiumcrenulatum – dainty moonwort, scalloped moonwort Distribution: East Cascades in northern Washington; British Columbia to California, east to Montana and Arizona Habitat: Mesic meadows, fen margins, and streamsides under Thuja plicata, at montane elevations. Origin: Native Spores: June-August Growth Duration: perennial
Botrychiumhesperium – western moonwort Origin: Native Growth Duration: perennial
Botrychiumlanceolatum – lance-leaved grapefern, red triangle moonwort Distribution: Circumboreal, extending south to southern Washington and Pennsylvania Habitat: Moist or wet places in the mountains, occasionally to high elevations Origin: Native Growth Duration: perennial
Botrychiummichiganense – Michigan moonwort Distribution: Scattered in Western North America and eastward to the Great Lakes; in Washington known from the northeast corner of the state. Habitat: Mesic montane meadows. Origin: Native Growth Duration: perennial
Botrychiumminganense – Mingan moonwort Distribution: Alaska to California, east to Colorado and to Maine across the northern tier of states Origin: Native Growth Duration: perennial
Botrychiummontanum – western goblin, mountain moonwort Distribution: British Columbia to California, east to Montana Origin: Native Growth Duration: perennial
Botrychiumpinnatum – northwestern moonwort, St. John Distribution: Alaska to Washington and the Wallowa Mountains of Oregon Habitat: Moist or wet, mostly open places at fairly high elevations in the mountains Origin: Native Growth Duration: perennial
Botrychiumviride – green triangle moonwort Distribution: Occurring east of the Cascades crest in the northeastern counties in Washington; Alaska to Oregon, also in New Mexico. Habitat: Moist montane or subalpine meadows to open forest or thickets. Origin: Native