Whitebract Blazingstar

Herbarium..

US National Herbarium specimen, barcode 00850774

Kearney, T. H. 10881, US National Herbarium Sheet 1634101, Barcode 00981790

Kearney, T. H. 11012, US National Herbarium Sheet 1634147, Barcode 00981791

Kearney, T. H. 3922, US National Herbarium Sheet 1367510, Barcode 00981795

Harrison, G. J. 8427, US National Herbarium Sheet 1566188, Barcode 00981797

Newberry, J. S. s.n., US National Herbarium Sheet 46610 Barcode 00642487

Shantz, H. L. 3481, US National Herbarium Sheet 584429 Barcode 00989508

Hitchcock, A. S. 24211, US National Herbarium Sheet 2483991 Barcode 00642482

This population falls outside the described range of this species. It would represent a 'yellow flag' in Jepson description map. It would not be alone as other records from this edge of the Sierra which might be better described as Dmoj.

This population falls outside the described range of this species. It would represent a 'yellow flag' in Jepson description map. It would not be alone as other records from this edge of the Sierra which might be better described as Dmoj.

This population falls outside the described range of this species. It would represent a 'yellow flag' in Jepson description map. It would not be alone as other records from this edge of the Sierra which might be better described as Dmoj.

This population falls outside the described range of this species. It would represent a 'yellow flag' in Jepson description map. It would not be alone as other records from this edge of the Sierra which might be better described as Dmoj.

This population falls outside the described range of this species. It would represent a 'yellow flag' in Jepson description map. It would not be alone as other records from this edge of the Sierra which might be better described as Dmoj.

This population falls outside the described range of this species. It would represent a 'yellow flag' in Jepson description map. It would not be alone as other records from this edge of the Sierra which might be better described as Dmoj.

After reading the key it came to my attention that there was a key break :'Filament distal lobes 2, anther generally on thin stalk between lobes ' which if you look closely you can see, narrow acute finger like flags between which the anthers stand atop a short filament. Too cool!