Sierra Linanthus

I have been calling this L. nuttallii for years and Jeff Greenhouse apprised me of the taxanomic distintion made by Bob Patterson between these two taxa. Tentatively called Leptosiphon pachyphyllus now.

I have been calling this L. nuttallii for years and Jeff Greenhouse apprised me of the taxanomic distintion made by Bob Patterson between these two taxa. Tentatively called Leptosiphon pachyphyllus now.

I have been calling this L. nuttallii for years and Jeff Greenhouse apprised me of the taxanomic distintion made by Bob Patterson between these two taxa. Tentatively called Leptosiphon pachyphyllus now.

I have been calling this L. nuttallii for years and Jeff Greenhouse apprised me of the taxanomic distintion made by Bob Patterson between these two taxa. Tentatively called Leptosiphon pachyphyllus now.

I have been calling this L. nuttallii for years and Jeff Greenhouse apprised me of the taxanomic distintion made by Bob Patterson between these two taxa. Tentatively called Leptosiphon pachyphyllus now.

Summary[edit] Description: Linanthus pachyphyllus, trail to Mono Pass, 6 Jul 2008. Date: 6 July 2008, 15:51. Source: Linanthus pachyphyllus. Author: Patrick Alexander from Las Cruces, NM.

Synonyms: Linanthus pachyphyllus, Linanthastrum pachyphyllum

Description: Linanthus pachyphyllus in Little Lakes Valley, eastern Sierra. Date: 8 August 2009, 07:51. Source: Sierra Linanthus. Author: Tom Hilton. Camera location37° 25′ 44.57″ N, 118° 45′ 03.47″ W View all coordinates using: OpenStreetMap 37.429048; -118.750963.