Whited's Fissurewort, Whited's Halimolobos
Sandbergia whitedii
Synonyms: Arabis whitedii, Halimolobos whitedii
A close-up of a portion of the inflorescence of Whited's fissurewort as seen at Patterson Mountain, Department of Natural Resources lands, Okanogan County, Washington........June 12, 2011.
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Additional close-up photos of the flowers as well as the hairs on the stems and lower leaf surfaces of Whited's fissurewort as seen at Patterson Mountain, Department of Natural Resources lands, Okanogan County, Washington........June 12, 2011.
Whited's fissurewort from a Missoula Flood sand and gravel bar about one-half mile south of the Little Spokane River, near the entrance to the Spokane Country Club........June 21, 2009. Note the leafy stem where the leaves remain about the same size upwards on the stem.
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Close-up details of an Whited's fissurewort from a Missoula Flood sand and gravel bar about one-half mile south of the Little Spokane River, near the entrance to the Spokane Country Club........June 21, 2009. Note the deeply cleft petals, the hairy inflorescence and the numerous, mostly appressed hairs on stem and leaves. The leaves are not auriculate clasping. Some of the hairs are trifurcate but many are simple.
Paul Slichter