[Hawksbeards: The Genus Crepis in the Cascade Mountains of Oregon and Washington]

Slender Hawksbeard

Crepis atribarba ssp. atribarba

Synonyms: Crepis atribarba ssp. atribarba, Crepis atribarba ssp. cytotaxonomicorum, Crepis atribarba ssp. originalis, Crepis atribarba ssp. typicus, Crepis atribarba var. cytotaxonomicorum, Psilochenia atribarba

Slender Hawksbeard: Crepis atribarba ssp. atribarba (Synonyms: Crepis atribarba ssp. cytotaxonomicorum, Crepis atribarba ssp. typicus, Crepis atribarba var. cytotaxonomicorum, Psilochenia atribarba) - Slender Hawksbeard: Crepis atribarba ssp. atribarba (Synonyms: Crepis atribarba ssp. cytotaxonomicorum, Crepis atribarba ssp. typicus, Crepis atribarba var. cytotaxonomicorum, Psilochenia atribarba)

Slender hawksbeard observed on the ridgeline atop Monte Cristo, Gifford Pinchot National Forest......June 18, 2021.

Slender Hawksbeard: Crepis atribarba ssp. atribarba (Synonyms: Crepis atribarba ssp. cytotaxonomicorum, Crepis atribarba ssp. typicus, Crepis atribarba var. cytotaxonomicorum, Psilochenia atribarba)

What may be the basal leaves of slender hawksbeard as seen along the Butte Camp Trail #238A below the Loowit Trail #216, Mount Saint Helens National Monument...........June 9, 2015. If not Crepis atrabarba, the next logical species would be Crepis intermedia. I'd want to see the inflorescence before doing a positive ID.
Paul Slichter