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Pacific Trillium Trillium ovatumObserver
abeDescription
Note 4 leaves, they normally just have 3.
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Fungi Including Lichens Kingdom FungiObserver
abeDescription
~4700' in elevation in recent burn.
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Pearly Everlasting Anaphalis margaritaceaObserver
abeDescription
~4700' in elevation in recent burn.
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Thinleaf Huckleberry Vaccinium membranaceumObserver
abeDescription
~4700' in elevation in recent burn.
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Fireweed Chamaenerion angustifoliumObserver
abeDescription
~4700' in elevation in recent burn.
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Alaska Blueberry Vaccinium alaskaenseObserver
abeDescription
4380' in elevation in recently burned area.
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Pacific Silver Fir Abies amabilisObserver
abeDescription
4290' in elevation in recently burned area.
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Western Sweet Coltsfoot Petasites frigidus var. palmatusObserver
abeDescription
3700' in elevation in recently burned area.
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Western Hemlock Tsuga heterophyllaObserver
abeDescription
Post fire regeneration is almost all Tsuga heterophylla. 3500 ft in elevation.
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Blue Elder Sambucus ceruleaObserver
abeDescription
Note flat topped inflorescence
