Flowering habit.
Bureau of Land Management public lands: Along Hualapai Mountain Road,
about six and a half miles southeast of Historic Route 66 in Kingman.
Elevation ca. 4,700 feet.
25 April 2010.
Flower and buds; the beetle appears to be eating the petal, with pollen dusting its body.
Same specimen as in prior images.
25 April 2010.
Habit, with tape to show scale in inches.
Same location as in prior images, different specimen.
25 April 2010.
Detail of inflorescences.
Same specimen as in image immediately above.
25 April 2010.
Flower buds and upper leaves.
Same specimen as in prior two images.
25 April 2010.
Leaf detail, showing tightly packed, star-shaped hairs that are characteristic of the genus.
This is an enlargement of part of the prior image.
25 April 2010.
Lower leaves and stems.
Same specimen as in prior images.
25 April 2010.
Flower detail.
Same specimen as in prior images.
25 April 2010.
Flower with part of the petals removed to show pubescent ovary.
Same specimen as in prior images.
25 April 2010.
Habitat; the specimens on the lower portion of the rocky road bank.
Same location as in prior images.
25 April 2010.
Photographs copyright © Lee Dittmann
This page created 9 May 2010.
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