The photo at right shows a close-up of the upper stem, leaves and inflorescence of partridgefoot as seen on Potato Hill.................July 11, 2005.

1. The Serviceberries of Mt. Adams: The Genus Amelanchier -

2. Bride's Feathers / Goatsbeard: Aruncus dioicus var. acuminatus (formerly A. sylvester) -

3. Purple Marshlocks: Comarum palustre (formerly Potentilla palustris) -

4. Suksdorf's Hawthorn: Crataegus suksdorfii -

5. Shrubby Cinquefoil: Dasiphora floribunda (formerly Potentilla fruticosa) -

6. Strawberries of Mt. Adams: The Genus Fragaria -

7. Geums of Mt. Adams: The Genus Geum -

8. Ocean-spray: Holodiscus discolor -

9. Tawny Horkelia: Horkelia fusca ssp. fusca -

10. Gordon's Ivesia: Ivesia gordonii -

11. Partridgefoot: Luetkea pectinata -

12. Osoberry: Oemleria cerasiformis -

13. Ninebark: Physocarpus capitatus -

14. Cinquefoils of Mt. Adams: The Genus Potentilla -

15. Wild Cherries of Mt. Adams: The Genus Prunus -

16. Antelope-brush / Bitter-brush: Purshia tridentata -

17. The Crabapples of Mt. Adams: The Genus Malus (formerly Pyrus) -

18. Roses of Mt. Adams: The Genus Rosa -

19. Brambles and Blackberries of Mt. Adams: The Genus Rubus -

20. Burnets of Mt. Adams: The Genus Sanguisorba -

21. Sibbaldia: Sibbaldia procumbens -

22. Mountain-ashes of Mt. Adams: The Genus Sorbus -

23. Spiraeas of Mt. Adams: The Genus Spiraea -