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Flora of Alaska - Updated 2020.11.5 - 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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47.Papaver alaskanum 2000.6.30#0012. The Alaska Poppy has a dense clump of basal leaves and usually has many old leaves still attached. Where this plant was shot on Mount Healy, Alaska the flower always seems to be large for the plant size. Scanned from old film stock.
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47.Papaver alaskanum 2000.6.30#0012. The Alaska Poppy has a dense clump of basal leaves and usually has many old leaves still attached. Where this plant was shot on Mount Healy, Alaska the flower always seems to be large for the plant size. Scanned from old film stock.

Papaveralaskanum

  • 46.Delphinium glaucum 2011.7.23#111. The Tall Larkspur. A highly variable plant that grows from 2 to 6 feet tall. This plant is growing above timberline in the eastern Denali country Alaska. Accompanied by an Epilobium species, Willow Herbs.
  • 46.Delphinium glaucum 2015.7.4#113. The tall Larkspur. Savage Canyon, Denali Park Alaska.
  • 46.Pulsatiila patens 2011.4.29#019. The Pasque Flower. A harbinger of spring in Alaska. Anchorage Alaska.
  • 46.Pulsatilla patens 2006.5.14#0019. The Pasque Flower blooms very early. A true harbinger of spring . Near Healy, Alaska.
  • 46.Pulsitilla patens 2004.5.17#11. Know by most as the Pasque Flower or Crocus. It occurs on dry south facing slopes and open areas in Alaska. It is one of the first flowers to bloom in the north country. This plant was photographed near Chitna, in the Wrangel Mtn's, Alaska.
  • 46.Ranunculus aquatilis 2011.7.15#075. The first time I've had an opportunity to capture images of White Water Crowfoot where I didn't have to wade into deep water. It usually grows on very slow moving streams and ponds. West side of Hatcher Pass, Talkeetna Mtn's., Alaska.
  • 46.Ranunculus cymbalaria 2013.7.21#046. The Seaside Buttercup. Found most often in coastal areas near brackish water. Cook Inlet side of the RR tracks near Potter Marsh Alaska.
  • 46.Ranunculus Cymbalaria 2013.7.21#060. The Seaside Buttercup. Cook Inlet side of the RR tracks near Potter Marsh Alaska.
  • 46.Ranunculus lapponicus 2014.6.28#015. The Lapland Buttercup. Bog north of Cantwell, Alaska Range, Alaska.
  • 46.Ranunculus occidentalis 2013.7.11#101. The Western Buttercup. South east side Hatcher Pass, Talkeetna Mtn's Alaska.
  • 46.Ranunculus pygmaeus 2013.7.16#044. The Dwarf Buttercup. Thompson Pass, Richardson Highway Alaska.
  • 47.Papaver alaskanum 2000.6.30#0012. The Alaska Poppy has a dense clump of basal leaves and usually has many old leaves still attached. Where this plant was shot on Mount Healy, Alaska the flower always seems to be large for the plant size. Scanned from old film stock.
  • 47.Papaver alaskanum 2007.6.30#008. N.E. side Mount Healy, Alaska Range, Alaska.
  • 47.Papaver alaskanum 2014.6.23#085. The Alaska Poppy. Denali Highway east of Clearwater River, Eastern Alaska Range, Alaska.
  • 47.Papaver alaskanum 2014.6.29#298. The Alaska Poppy. N.E. side Mount Healy, Alaska Range Alaska.
  • 47.Papaver alboroseum 2006.7.5#0143. A few small colonies of this Pink Poppy occur in south central Alaska and on the Kenai peninsula. In the interior I have only ever found this one featured here. Near the mouth of a dying glacier in the eastern Alaska Range.
  • 47.Papaver lapponicum 2014.7.5#078. The Arctic Poppy. North of Rainbow Mountain, Richardson Highway, Alaska Range, Alaska.
  • 47.Papaver macounii 2012.7.11#019. Twenty miles south of Deadhorse near the Sagavanirktok river, Coastal Plain of the North Slope Alaska.
  • 47.Papaver Macounii 2014.6.24#162. Est side Savage Canyon, Denali Park Alaska.
  • 47.Papaver Walpolei 2000.6.21#21. The Walpole's Poppy. Anvil Mountain Nome, Seward Peninsula Alaska. Scanned and repaired from old film stock. I couldn't find any of these rare poppy's on a recent trip to the Seward Peninsula so decided to salvage one from a trip in June of 2000.
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