Antennaria monocephala
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Also known as: Pygmy pussytoes, One headed pussytoes, One-flowered pussytoes, One-headed everlasting. Habitat: Slopes and ridges on the margins of solifluction lobes or on unstable, moist, gravelly sloping tundra. Interest: A perennial evergreen plant. Usually with a single flower head, but may have up to 3 heads in rare cases. Flowering stems are up to 10 cm tall Many fine hairs on leaves and stems. Basal leaves have 1 nerve.
Location: Sugarloaf Mountain,
Carcross, Yukon. |
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Sudbury, Ontario
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