File:Mertensia lanceolata, Black Forest, CO.jpg
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Black Forest, CO (see map). Ponderosa Pine forest understory. ID by the Collection Manager from the University of Colorado Herbarium: "Yes, this is Mertensia lanceolata, which is common in meadows and pine woods in Colorado, and the only Mertensia in that kind of habitat in El Paso County. " |
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| Author | Bill Marmie |
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