Aquilegia coerulea var ochroleuca, Mansfield, D 12-630--ID. Bear Lake Co. Mt. Sherman. 13 Jul 2012. DSC03601 (62).JPG
Aquilegia coerulea var ochroleuca, Mansfield, D 12-630--ID. Bear Lake Co. Mt. Sherman. 13 Jul 2012. DSC03601 (66).JPG
Aquilegia coerulea var ochroleuca, Mansfield, D 12-630--ID. Bear Lake Co. Mt. Sherman. 13 Jul 2012. DSC03601 (71).JPG
Aquilegia coerulea var ochroleuca, Mansfield, D 12-630--ID. Bear Lake Co. Mt. Sherman. 13 Jul 2012. DSC03601 (67).JPG
Aquilegia coerulea var ochroleuca, Mansfield, D 12-630--ID. Bear Lake Co. Mt. Sherman. 13 Jul 2012. DSC03601 (63).JPG
Aquilegia coerulea var ochroleuca, Mansfield, D 12-630--ID. Bear Lake Co. Mt. Sherman. 13 Jul 2012. DSC03601 (61).JPG
Aquilegia coerulea var ochroleuca, Mansfield, D 12-630--ID. Bear Lake Co. Mt. Sherman. 13 Jul 2012. DSC03601 (70).JPG
Aquilegia coerulea var ochroleuca, Mansfield, D 12-630--ID. Bear Lake Co. Mt. Sherman. 13 Jul 2012. DSC03601 (69).JPG
Aquilegia coerulea var ochroleuca, Mansfield, D 12-630--ID. Bear Lake Co. Mt. Sherman. 13 Jul 2012. DSC03601 (65).JPG
Aquilegia coerulea var ochroleuca, Mansfield, D 12-630--ID. Bear Lake Co. Mt. Sherman. 13 Jul 2012. DSC03601 (64).JPG
Aquilegia coerulea var ochroleuca, Mansfield, D 12-630--ID. Bear Lake Co. Mt. Sherman. 13 Jul 2012. DSC03601 (68).JPG
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var. ochroleuca
Identified as
Aquilegia coerulea var. ochroleuca
Location
United States, Idaho, Bear Lake (Montpelier)
42.431667, -111.562722
Location Remarks
Sherman Peak Area. Follow North Canyon Rd. (Forest Road 401) ) from Hwy 36 near E entrance to Emmigration Canyon. At intersection of Bartlett Lake and North Canyon Rd. (1.9 mi. from Hwy 36), go W on N Canyon Rd. past Mill Hollow Rd. At 4.7 mi. from Hwy 36 turn N at Meadow Creek (FR 425). Stop along Meadow Creek, ca. 0.8 mi. N of North Canyon Rd.
Collectors
Donald H. Mansfield, Bob McCoy, Brittni Brown, Christopher Davidson, Sharon R. Christoph
Notes
Mixed conifer forest of subalpine fir, Douglas fir along a small stream. Plants ~ 7 dm tall; native; herbage glabrous, sepals and spurs white/cream, spurs ~ 30 mm long.
Kingdom
Plantae
Phylum
Tracheophyta
Class
Magnoliopsida
Order
Ranunculales
Family
Ranunculaceae
Genus
Aquilegia
Specific Epithet
coerulea
Authorship
James
What is EDGE?
Evolutionary distinctiveness
Lower
ED 0.3
Part of a well-represented branch of the plant tree of life, with many close relatives.
Threat status
Modelled estimate
EDGE score
0.0
Global rank
#312,547 of 335,497
Top 94%
Extinction probability
13%
