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Photo metadata:
Original identification:
Antennaria dimorpha
Current identification:
Antennaria dimorpha
Photographer: Ben Legler
Date Photographed: 7 Apr 2004
Locality: U.S.A., Washington, Douglas County: Rock Island Grade on east side of Columbia River 10 miles SE of Wenatchee.
Elevation: [not provided]
Coordinates: 47.3675°, -120.072222
Uncertainty: 100 m.
Datum:
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Phenology: Flowers
Comments: A. dimorpha forms short mats from the many stems that arise from the base of each plant. The dense, silky hairs of the leaves are seen here. Note the individual flower heads at the tip of the stems. The flowers in this photo are female (pistillate).
Voucher Specimen: (none provided)
