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Flora of the Cascade Range

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Flora of the Cascade Range

Flora of the Cascade Range

Page Type: Album

Image Type(s): Flora

Page By: verdeleone

Created/Edited: May 11, 2007 / May 12, 2007

Object ID: 292462

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Plants native to the Cascade Mountain Range

From the Fraser River to Mount Shasta, the Cascade Range spans numerous ecosystems--glacial rivers of ice, vast talus fields, peaks of rock and ice, sheltered valleys. An amazing diversity of plant species fill these niches. This album is intended to show as much of this wide range as possible.

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if possible please label your photos with the location and the botanical (Latin) name of the plant species.

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Exploding Tiger Lily

Exploding Tiger Lily

Dew Blossom

Mt. Hood National Forest

Mt. Hood National Forest

Leopard Lily

Subalpine Wonder

Subalpine Wonder

Columbine

Amanita Muscaria on Cascade Pass

Amanita Muscaria on Cascade Pass

Scarlet gilia

Erythronium oregonum

Erythronium oregonum

Creeping Flowers

Creeping Flowers

$Mountain Cat\'s-ear$

Mountain Cat's-ear

lichen

Salmonberry

Indian Paintbrush

Indian Paintbrush

succulent

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