Sedum obtusatum subsp. paradisum Denton

Flora of California, U.S.A.
Crassulaceae: Sedum paradisum\Denton) Denton ex
B.L. Wilson ssp.paradisum
SHASTA COUNTY: cliff by curve where bridge
crosses Deer Creek; UTM zone 10, 581746 east,
4551873 north, +/- 75 feet (NAD 83). Elevation 2500
feet.
Petals ascending, white to pale yellow with bases
greenish, aging to pink. Anthers yellow when young,
becoming rosy or brown, then black when old. 20-25
plants.
Among crumbling metamorphic rocks on south-
southwest facing cliff above road, in mixed forest with
Douglas-fir, Canyon Live Oak, a little Black Oak.
Associated species: Allium falcifolium, Eriophyllum
lanatum, Streptanthus tortuosus, Gilia capitata,
Eriogonum.
Cultivated in a pot in Corvallis, Oregon, and harvested 3
July 2.014.
Barbara L. Wilson CWG-02,* with Julie K. Nelson,
Caitlin Coberly, Rhonda Posey, Len Lindstrand, and
Jane Van Susteren	17 June 2011
Specimen microwaved except as noted
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