Sedum kiersteadiae B.L.Wilson & R.E.Brainerd

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TRINITY COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
USA
Sedum kiersteadiae B. L. Wilson & R. E.
Brainerd	Crassulaceae
Inflorescence axis bent in bud; petals light
yellow, spreading; anthers yellow, red or
orange; rosettes mostly loose; common on
dry gentle rocky NW slope, over Bragdon
Formation bedrock, sunny road bank and
partly shaded adjacent open forest, with
Pinus contorta, P. lambertiana, Abies,
Quercus vaccinifolia, Arctostaphylos
nevadensis, Carex brainerdii, Luzula
comosa, Forest Service Road 25 at Horse
Heaven Meadows, headwaters of East Fork
Trinity River, 3 air km NNW of Grey Rocks
(peak), elev. 1640 m, 41.1577° N, 122.4535°
W, Klamath Ranges (KR)
28 June 2013 Coll. Peter F. Zika 26294
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