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April Flowers Page 9


FABACEAE
(Pea Family)
Astragalus lentiginosus

FRECKLED MILKVETCH

 


FABACEAE 
(Pea Family)
Astragalus mollissimus

WOOLLY LOCOWEED

 
Astragalus mollissimus
    


FABACEAE 
(Pea Family)
Astragalus praelongus

STINKING MILKVETCH

 


FABACEAE 
(Pea Family)
Hedysarum boreale

NORTHERN SWEETVETCH

 


FABACEAE
(Pea Family)
Lupinus pusillus

DWARF LUPINE

 
Lupinus pusillus
    


FABACEAE
(Pea Family)
Melilotus officinalis

YELLOW SWEET-CLOVER

 


FABACEAE
(Pea Family)
Sophora stenophylla

SILVERY SOPHORA

 


FAGACEAE 
(Beech Family)
Quercus havardii

SHINNERY OAK

 
Quercus havardii
    


FUMARIACEAE 
(Bleedingheart Family)
Corydalis aurea

GOLDEN CORYDALIS

 

 

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Close up of biological soil crust

Did You Know?
The dirt is alive! A living crust called "Biological Soil Crust" covers much of Arches and the surrounding area. Composed of algae, lichens and bacteria, this crust provides a secure foundation for desert plants. Please stay on roads and trails to avoid trampling this important resource.
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Last Updated: September 21, 2007 at 23:18 MST