Stanleya pinnata

Desert Princesplume

A member of the Brassicaceae, the Mustard Family

Inflorescence.

South of Kingman, Mohave County: Along Historic Route 66,
about a mile and a half south of Beale Street, at ca. 3200 feet elevation.

9 May 2010.

Inflorescence detail of Stanleya pinnata, south of Kingman, Arizona.

Inflorescence detail.

Same specimen as in prior image.

9 May 2010.

Cauline leaves of Stanleya pinnata, south of Kingman, Arizona.

Cauline leaves.
Same specimen as in prior images.

9 May 2010.

Habit of Stanleya pinnata, south of Kingman, Arizona.

Habit, in bloom; Eriogonum at left leaning across the subject making it
difficult to see which stems belong to which plant.
Same specimen as in prior images.

9 May 2010.

This page created 14 May 2010.

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