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Flora, Shrubs & Trees of Alaska/Canada - Updated & Reorganized 2022.9.1- Grouped as in "Hulten", with Ref. from Verna & Frank Pratt

The species in each group are collated by the group number, then alphabetically by common name, then 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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42. MINER'S LETTUCE (Claytonia montia sibirica) 2000.6.4#37. Nash Road, Seward, Alaska.
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42. MINER'S LETTUCE (Claytonia montia sibirica) 2000.6.4#37. Nash Road, Seward, Alaska.

42 Claytonia montia sibirica miners lettuce seward Alaska

  • 39. ARCTIC DOCK (Rumex arcticus) 2007.7.1#144. In a Bog near Cantwell Alaska.
  • 39. ARCTIC DOCK (Rumex arcticus) 2010.7.12#116. In a Bog near Cantwell, Alaska.
  • 40. GLASSWORT (Salicornia europaea) 2013.7.19#043. Usually only grows in saline or alkaline soil. Potter Marsh area on the shore of Cook Inlet, Alaska.
  • 40. GLASSWORT (Salicornia europaea) 2013.7.19#060. Glasswort usually only grows in saline or alkaline soil. Potter Marsh area on the shore of Cook Inlet, Alaska.
  • 40. GLASSWORT (Salicornia europaea) 2013.7.21#020. Potter Marsh area on the shore of Cook Inlet, Alaska.
  • 40. STRAWBERRY SPINACH (Chenopodium capitatum) 2000.8.13#11. An odd plant with an odd name. The leaves and fruits of this plant are edible. Near Glennallen, Alaska. Scanned from old film stock.
  • 40. STRAWBERRY SPINACH (Chenopodium capitatum) 2016.7.3#265. This plant has both edible leaves and fruits. Alaska Highway near Fort Greely Alaska.
  • 42. ALASKA SPRING BEAUTY (Claytonia sarmentosa) 2005.6.29#0062. Sheep Mountain, Glenn Highway Alaska.
  • 42. ALASKA SPRING BEAUTY (Claytonia sarmentosa) 2011.7.12#100. Phillip Smith Mountains, Brooks Range, Alaska.
  • 42. ALASKA SPRING BEAUTY (Claytonia sarmentosa) 2011.7.15#175.2. Mixed with Red & Stiff Stemmed Saxifrages in an unknown moss. In the very wet boggy area at the top of Hatcher Pass, Alaska.
  • 42. ALASKA SPRING BEAUTY (Claytonia sarmentosa) 2016.7.13#161.3. Summit area in Hatcher Pass Alaska.
  • 42. CLARKIA (Clarkia amoena) 2000.8.17#24.3. An introduced species. Rainbow Trail, Turnagain Arm Alaska.
  • 42. MINER'S LETTUCE (Claytonia montia sibirica) 2000.6.4#37. Nash Road, Seward, Alaska.
  • 42. MINER'S LETTUCE (Claytonia montia sibirica) 2000.6.4#38. Nash Road, Seward, Alaska.
  • 42. SCAMMON'S SPRING BEAUTY (Claytonia scammaniana) 2008.6.29#089. Thoro Ridge, Denali Park, Alaska.
  • 42. SCAMMON'S SPRING BEAUTY (Claytonia scammaniana) 2008.6.29#198. Is a darker rosey pink species than the more common Alaska Spring Beauty. They occur in similar wet locations from lower slopes to high alpine ridges. These were shot on Thoro Ridge in Denali Park, Alaska.
  • 42. SCAMMON'S SPRING BEAUTY (Claytonia scammaniana) 2012.6.30#0036. Primrose Ridge, Outer Range Denali Park Alaska.
  • 42. TUBEROUS SPRING BEAUTY (Claytoia tuberosa) 2000.6.21#23.2. As with all Spring beauty's in Alaska, all parts of this plant are edible. The bonus with this species is the size of the tuber's. Eagle Summit, Steese Highway Alaska.
  • 42. TUBEROUS SPRING BEAUTY (Claytonia tuberosa) 2000.6.21#18.3. Eagle Summit, Steese Highway Alaska.
  • 42. TUBEROUS SPRING BEAUTY (Claytonia tuberosa) 2000.6.21#22.2. Just like all Spring Beauty's in Alaska all parts of this plant are edible. the bonus with this species is the size of the tuber's. Eagle Summit, Steese Highway Alaska.
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