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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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62. DWARF FIREWEED (Epilobium latifolium) 2007.6.30#135.4. Heading up the northeast ridge of Mount Healy on one of my B-day climbs. Alaska.
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62. DWARF FIREWEED (Epilobium latifolium) 2007.6.30#135.4. Heading up the northeast ridge of Mount Healy on one of my B-day climbs. Alaska.

  • 60. MARSH VIOLET (Viola epipsela) 2010.7.17#031. The Marsh Violet is common in Alaska. Turnagain Pass, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska.
  • 60. SELKIRK'S VIOLET (Viola selkirkii) 2008.5.21#136. The Selkirk's Violet is spotty and less common in Alaska than most other violet species. A little climbing and searching will produce some along Turnagain Arm south of Anchorage, Alaska.
  • 60. SMALL YELLOW VIOLET (Viola biflora) 2008.6.14#123. Lower slope of Thoro Ridge, Denali Park, Alaska.
  • 60. SMALL YELLOW VIOLET (Viola biflora) 2008.6.29#191. Polychrome Pass, Denali Park Alaska.
  • 60. SMALL YELLOW VIOLET (Viola biflora) 2014.6.5#032. East side Savage Canyon, Denali Park Alaska.
  • 60. SMALL YELLOW VIOLET (Viola biflora) 2014.6.24#197. Savage Canyon west side, Denali Park Alaska.
  • 60. SMALL YELLOW VIOLET (Viola biflora) 2016.6.11#025. The Small Yellow Violet. East side Savage Canyon, Denali Park Alaska.
  • 60. STREAM VIOLET (Viola glabella) 2010.7.17#061. Turnagain Pass, Alaska.
  • 60. STREAM VIOLET (Viola glabella) 2014.6.4#028. Not to be confused with the small yellow viola biflora of the interior and west coast of Alaska. glabella is a southern coastal plant. Turnagain Pass, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska. Unfortunately these plants have a dusting of ash from the "Funny River Fire"
  • 60. WOOD VIOLET (Viola renifolia) 2000.4.26#7. Near Beluga Point, Turnagain Arm, Alaska. A scan from old film stock.
  • 60. WOOD VIOLET (Viola renifolia) 2008.5.10#022. Near beluga Point Turnagain Arm, Alaska.
  • 61. SOAPBERRY (Shepherdia Canadensis) 2007.5.5#0026. Soapberry flowers. Rainbow Trail, Turnagain Arm, Alaska.
  • 61. SOAPBERRY (Shepherdia Canadensis) 2011.8.22001. An important source of protein for bears in early fall. Ten mile drywash, Denali Park Alaska.
  • 62. DWARF FIREWEED (Epilobium latifolium) 2005.7.14#47.2. An uncommon white form. Nelchina Basin Alaska. Scanned and repired from old film stock.
  • 62. DWARF FIREWEED (Epilobium latifolium) 2007.6.30#135.4. Heading up the northeast ridge of Mount Healy on one of my B-day climbs. Alaska.
  • 62. DWARF FIREWEED (Epilobium latifolium) 2011.7.10#010.3. Back dropped by Byron Glacier, Portage Alaska.
  • 62. DWARF FIREWEED (Epliobium latifolium) 2011.7.10#021. With Wood Fern. Byron Glacier near Portage, Chugach Mtn's, Alaska.
  • 62. ENCHANTER'S NIGHTSHADE (Circaea alpina) 2010.7.11. About 3 centimeters tall. Found on the upper trail to Thunderbird Falls, Chugach Park near Anchorage Alaska. Recently identified for me by Gyrd Harstad from Kvaefjord, Norway.
  • 62. FIREWEED (Epilobium angustifolium) 2010.6.30#032. Fireweed is a common site along roadsides and open hillsides. Mile five, Denali Park Alaska.
  • 62. FIREWEED (Epilobium angustifolium) 2011.7.14#091. A pink form. Mile five, Denali Park Alaska.
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