Silene involucrata (Cham. & Schlecht.) Bocquet ssp. tenella (Tolm.) Bocquet
Annotated by B.A. Bennett, July 2005. Remarks: D.F.Murray, March 2006; R. Elven, March 2006

Yukon Territory: Bonnet Plume Drainage, Quartet Lake. Elev. 1996'
65.11318954°, -134.423722°
Amongst large boulder field with boulders often >1 m². Growing with Saxifraga tricuspidata, Ledum groenlandicum, Dryopteris fragrans, and Potentilla fruticosa. Only place seen, but the along eastern shore of lake south of main Quartet Lake. Confirmed by D.F. Murray and R. Elven as ssp. tenella sensu Morton but identified as ssp. involucrata March 2006. CAN589212. Redetermined to Silene uralensis subsp. uralensis by J.M. Saarela, 25 May 2012; confirmed by LJ Gillespie, 12 Sep 2012. FCA2251-11. Locally common. Fruiting with some late flowers. 1 duplicate (UBC; DAO; CAN).

B.A. Bennett 05-0452, July 8, 2005
With P. Seccombe-Hett, S.W. Thompson, D. Mahoney
BABY, Accession: BABY-05472, Genetic barcoding: Bennett_05-0452_CAN