[Wintergreens: The Genus Pyrola West of the Cascade Mountains of Oregon and Washington]

Shinleaf, White-vein Pyrola, White-veined Wintergreen

Pyrola picta

Synonyms: Pyrola aphylla, Pyrola conardiana, Pyrola dentata, Pyrola dentata var. integra, Pyrola picta ssp. dentata, Pyrola picta ssp. integra, Pyrola picta var. aphylla, Pyrola picata var. dentata, Pyrola picta var. picta, Pyrola septentrionalis

Shinleaf, White-vein Pyrola, White-veined Wintergreen: Pyrola picta (Synonyms: Pyrola aphylla, Pyrola conardiana, Pyrola dentata, Pyrola dentata var. integra, Pyrola picta ssp. dentata, Pyrola picta ssp. integra, Pyrola picta var. aphylla, Pyrola picata var. dentata, Pyrola picta var. picta, Pyrola septentrionalis)

White-vein pyrola observed along the Pacific Crest Trail #2000 in northern California about one-half mile west of the trailhead at Cook and Green Pass, Klamath National Forest.......July 14, 2020.

Shinleaf, White-vein Pyrola, White-veined Wintergreen: Pyrola picta (Synonyms: Pyrola aphylla, Pyrola conardiana, Pyrola dentata, Pyrola dentata var. integra, Pyrola picta ssp. dentata, Pyrola picta ssp. integra, Pyrola picta var. aphylla, Pyrola picata var. dentata, Pyrola picta var. picta, Pyrola septentrionalis)

White-veined wintergreen blooming near the trailhead for the Whetstone Butte trail, Siskiyou National Forest..............July 15, 2012. In Washington, this would be known as Pyrola dentata.
Paul Slichter