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Flora, Shrubs & Trees of Alaska/Canada - Updated 2021.5.26- Grouped as in "Hulten"

The species in each group are collated by the group number, then alphabetically by scientific name of each species. All the images in this gallery are protected by US copyright Laws. No images may be copied or downloaded without formal written permission from Tom Jesiolowski/Northland Arts Nature Images.
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49.Parrya nudicaulis 2008.6.14#117. Parry's Wallflower vary's in color from white to deep blueish violet. Usually occurring on moist tundra and alpine slopes. Mile 13, Denali Highway Alaska.
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49.Parrya nudicaulis 2008.6.14#117. Parry's Wallflower vary's in color from white to deep blueish violet. Usually occurring on moist tundra and alpine slopes. Mile 13, Denali Highway Alaska.

  • 49.Erysimum pallasii 2001.6.23#50. The Pallas Wallflower. This plant was found on a ridge top overlooking Teller Alaska on the Seward Peninsula. Scanned and repaired from old film stock, still has many minute film scratches.
  • 49.Erysimum pallasii 2015.6.22#037. The Pallas Wallflower. This plant was found on a ridge near Teller, Alaska. I unfortunately found all these plants going to seed already when in years past they were in fresh bloom at this same time..
  • 49.Erysimum pallasii 2016.5.28#407.4. A Pallas Wallflower. A diminutive plant in a disjunct group that I discovered in Denali Park Alaska. these same plants that I have photographed on the Seward Peninsula and in the Brooks Range were 10 times larger then these.
  • 49.Erysimum pallasii 2016.6.12#061. The Pallas Wallflower, with almost fully mature siliques. Polychrome Mountain, Denali Park Alaska.
  • 49.Erysimum pallasii 2016.6.13#166. The Pallas Wallflower. Polychrome Mountain, Denali Park Alaska.
  • 49.Lesquerella arctica, the Arctic Bladderpod. Alaska Range, Alaska. #619.095. 3x4 ratio format.
  • 49.Lesquerella arctica 2001.6.21#16. Arctic Bladderpod. Anvil Mountain, Nome, Seward Peninsula Alaska. Scanned from old film stock.
  • 49.Lesquerella arctica 2006.6.20#0149. The Arctic Bladderpod. Mount Healy north east side, Alaska Range, Alaska. Not plentiful here, seen only one time.
  • 49.Parrya nudicaulis 2008.6.14#117. Parry's Wallflower vary's in color from white to deep blueish violet. Usually occurring on moist tundra and alpine slopes. Mile 13, Denali Highway Alaska.
  • 49.Parrya nudicaulis ssp.interior 2007.6.14#0259. The Parry's Wallflower. Denali Highway, Alaska.
  • 49.Smelowskia borealis 2000.6.17#40. Thoro Ridge, Denali Park Alaska. Scanned from old film stock.
  • 49.Smelowskia borealis 2008.6.29#174. Thoro Ridge, Denali Park Alaska.
  • 49.Smelowskia calycina 2001.6.21#22. The Alpine Smelowskia. Seward Peninsula, Alaska. Scanned from film stock.
  • 50.Drosera anglica 2010.7.17#210. I have not found near as many of these Long-leaved Sundews as the more common Round-Leaf variety.The plant featured in my image, was strangely surrounded by many Round-Leaf, D. rotundifolia's. Turnagain Pass, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska.
  • 50.Drosera anglica 2013.7.23#029. The Long-Leaf Sundew. Turnagain Pass, Alaska.
  • 50.Drosera rotundifolia 2011.7.14#049. The Round Leaf Sundew blooms for a very brief period, usually only in bright sun light with a tiny white flower that is seldom seen. Photographed in a bog near the Chulitna River, Parks Highway Alaska.
  • 50.Drosera rotundifolia 2015.7.21#062. The Round-leaf Sundew. Turnagain Pass, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska.
  • 51.Sedum rosea 2014.6.24. Rose Wort, Rose Root or King's Crown. Savage Canyon west side, Denali Park Alaska. Range, Alaska.
  • 51.Sedum rosea 2016.7.16#129. The RoseWort in a less common yellow variation. Thompson Pass, Richardson Highway Alaska.
  • 51.Sedum rosea 2016.7.16#132. The Rosewort. Thompson Pass, Richardson Highway Alaska.
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