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One-sided wintergreen

Pyrola secunda

Photo by Tom33
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Field Notes

Description:

Low-growing plant with egg-shaped, evergreen leaves about an inch long. Arching flower stem has flowers, closed bells, on one side only.

Habitat:

Moist soil of conifer forest around Trillium Lake, a 240-acre man-made lake on the south slopes of Mt. Hood. Mid-mountain elevation (about 3600 feet) in the northern Oregon Cascades. Shade to filtered sunlight.

Notes:

Mt. Hood National Forest, Oregon.

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Flowers of North America
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Wild Flowers of the Pacific Northwest
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Flora and Fauna of Cascadia (Pacific Northwest North America)
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PublishedFebruary 12, 2020

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