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Field Notes

Description:

Fleshy, three segmented head. Leaves in threes, halfway down stalk. 16-18" tall. Pod diameter 1 1/4". Only one around.

Habitat:

Alt: 8000'
Partially shady, old clear cut fir forest. High/dry, well drained duff/soil. Just inside the tree line of thinned out, coniferous forest. 500 ft. Uphill from nearest creek. Surrounded mostly by low, woody vegetation.

Notes:

Looks like Lilly family. Can't find positive ID. Bigger and more angular than anything I've seen.

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (1)
Jellis
Very unusual. Never seen anything like that.
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PublishedNovember 10, 2016

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