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Rhodiola integrofolia

Photo by Machi
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Description:

A common succulent with red flowers. The name comes from the smell of the root, which is edible and smells of roses

Habitat:

Cliff face over the ocean

Reference Links:

Rhodiola integrifolia - Wikipedia

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Flowers of North America
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Alaska Fauna and Flora
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Great Alaskan Challenge

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PublishedJuly 18, 2019

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