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pale evening primrose

Oenothera pallida

Photo by DerrickLK
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Field Notes

Description:

Pale evening primrose is a perennial herb native to the area it was found. It's large white flowers stand out among associated plants. The cruciform stigma help identify it as a Oenothera species.

Habitat:

Found growing on the boundary between a grain field and the big sagebrush ecosystem.

Reference Links:

Pale Evening Primrose (Oenothera pallida) - Information on Pale Evening Primrose

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