Flowers.
Bureau of Land Management public lands: Off of Hualapai Mountain Road,
about four and a half miles southeast of Historic Route 66 in Kingman.
Elevation ca. 4,300 feet.
25 April 2010.
Flowers, same specimen as in prior image.
25 April 2010.
Inflorescence, same specimen as prior images.
Tape measure shows scale in inches.
25 April 2010.
Cauline leaves and stem detail, same specimen as prior images.
Gradations on the tape measure are in 1/16th of an inch.
25 April 2010.
Side view of flowers, showing details of calyces.
Same specimen as in prior images.
25 April 2010.
Habitat, the subject growing among Gutierrezia.
Same specimen as in prior images.
25 April 2010.
Habit, with tape showing scale in inches.
Same locality as in prior images, different specimen.
25 April 2010.
Inflorescences, more of these flowers past their prime than those in the upper images.
Same plant as in prior image.
25 April 2010.
Habitat, the subject at lower center left.
Ericameria linearifolia is the yellow-flowered shrub;
the tall shrubs in the background are Canotia holacantha.
The peaks of the Hualapai Mountains are on the horizon.
25 April 2010.
Photographs copyright © Lee Dittmann
This page created 7 May 2010; last revised 8 May 2010.
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