Sticky Cinquefoil, Greene's Drymocallis
Drymocallis glandulosa var. glandulosa
Synonyms: Potentilla glandulosa, Potentilla glandulosa ssp. glandulosa, Potentilla glandulosa ssp. typica, Potentila glandulosa var. campanulata, Potentilla glandulosa var. incisa, Potentilla rhomboidea, Potentilla valida
A close-up of the flower of sticky cinquefoil (var. glandulosa) as seen along the Canyon Mountain Trail #218, Strawberry Mountain Wilderness..................August 1, 2011. Note the creamy petals which are shorter than the sepals.
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Additional photos of sticky cinquefoil (var. glandulosa) as seen along Washington Highway 129 near milepost 7 in the Grand Ronde canyon of southeastern Washington.............May 24, 2010.
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Sticky cinquefoil as seen along Forest Service Road #3507 in the Wenatchee National Forest..................July 8, 2010.
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The leafy bracteate inflorescence of sticky cinquefoil (var. glandulosa) as seen along forest road #7300,Wenatchee National Forest..................June 8, 2009. The very short, creamy petals are reminiscent of var. reflexa, but the bracts at each branch of the inflorescence are much too large and leaf-like for that variety.
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Close-ups of the flower and basal leaves of sticky cinquefoil (var. glandulosa) as seen along forest road #7300,Wenatchee National Forest..................June 8, 2009. Note that the petals are shorter than the sepals and the sepals are covered with long spreading hairs as well as shorter gland-tipped hairs. The leaves typically have 5-7 leaflets, although only 3 may be present on occasion.
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A close-up of the leafy bracteate inflorescence, whole plant, and a stem leaf of sticky cinquefoil (var. glandulosa) as seen along the Canyon Mountain Trail #218, Strawberry Mountain Wilderness..................August 1, 2011.
Paul Slichter