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Flora, Shrubs & Trees of Alaska - Updated 2021.1.2 - 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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43.Silene acaulis,subacaulescens 2014.6.28#046. Moss Campion. Savage Canyon west side, Denali Park Alaska.
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43.Silene acaulis,subacaulescens 2014.6.28#046. Moss Campion. Savage Canyon west side, Denali Park Alaska.

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  • 40.Salicornia europaea 2013.7.19#060. Glasswort usually only grows in saline or alkaline soil. Potter Marsh area of Cook Inlet, Alaska.
  • 40.Salicornia europaea 2013.7.21#020. Commonly called Glass Wort. Potter Marsh area of Cook Inlet, Alaska.
  • 42.Claytonia montia sibirica 2000.6.4#37. The Miner's Lettuce. Nash Road, Seward, Alaska.
  • 42.Claytonia montia sibirica 2000.6.4#38. The Miner's Lettuce. Nash Road, Seward, Alaska.
  • 42.Claytonia sarmentosa 2011.7.12#100. The Spring Beauty. Phillip Smith Mountains, Brooks Range, Alaska.
  • 42.Claytonia scammaniana 2008.6.29#089. Scamman's Spring Beauty. Thoro Ridge, Denali Park, Alaska.
  • 42.Claytonia scammaniana 2008.6.29#198. Scammon's Spring Beauty 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.Claytonia scammaniana 2012.6.30#0036. Scammon's Spring Beauty. Primrose Ridge, Outer Range Denali Park Alaska.
  • 42.Claytonia tuberosa 2015.6.22#190. The Tuberous or Beringian Spring Beauty. Mile 21 Teller Road, Seward Peninsula, Alaska.
  • 43.Arenaria capillaris 2010.7.12#147. The Tall Sandwort. West side Savage Canyon, Denali Park Alaska.
  • 43.Arenaria Chamissonis 2008.6.29#131. A small cushion forming plant with odd yellowish green sepals as flowers. Thoro Ridge, Denali Park Alaska.
  • 43.Minuartia macrocarpa 2006.7.5#0120. Commonly called Arctic Sandwort. Usually found on higher slopes in dry rocky or sandy areas. Gulkana Glacier Alaska.
  • 43.Silene acaulis,subacaulescens 2014.6.28#046. Moss Campion. Savage Canyon west side, Denali Park Alaska.
  • 43.Silene acaulis 2011.7.2#067. Moss Campion. Savage Canyon west side, Denali Park Alaska.
  • 43.Silene acaulis 2011.7.2#076. Moss Campion. A rare pure white form of the normally deep pink Moss Campion plant growing only a few feet from the previous image. Savage Canyon west side, Denali Park Alaska.
  • 43.Silene acaulis 2014.6.29#379. Moss Campion and Mountain Forget-Me-Nots in Mountain Avens. Mount Healy N.E. side, Alaska Range, Alaska.
  • 43.Silene repans 2014.7.9#145. The Pink Campion. Bison Gulch, lower slope of Mount Healy, Alaska Range, Alaska.
  • 44.Nuphar polysepalum 2013.7.9#097. Yellow Pondlilly. Portage Valley, Turnagain Arm Alaska.
  • 46.Aconitum delphinifolium 2011.7.31#150. The Monk's Hood. Near Windy Point, Turnagain Arm South Central Alaska.
  • 46.Aconitum delphinifolium 2013.8.1#111. Monk's Hood is a common plant in the north country. Found from south central shores all the way to the north slope. Stunning blueish purple blooms against the yellow green habitat. Thompson Pass, Alaska.
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