Oxytropis sericea Nutt. var. speciosa (Torr. & A.Gray) S.L.Welsh
Annotated by Peter Lesica, Feb 2007.

Montana: Madison County: Vigilante Range, Beaverhead Forest. Elev. 7300 ft.
44.9785° N, 111.9143° W; T10S R3W S12
Coordinate Source: TRS-website.
Slope: 4% WNW. Soil: deep loam. Type: grassland. Density: 0.5. Principle associated plants: fid, aep, kor, poa spp, geranium. Use: moderate. Distribution: moist meadow type. Abundance: scattered. Forage value: moderate; grazed by: C; season grazed: summer. Other data: usual size: 12-18"; flowering period: July; period of seed dissemination: August. Sta. IV Herbarium of the Forest Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
John R. Pierce determined as Oxytropis pinetorum var seticea Phenology: Flowers.

Anthony B. Evanko ABE-99, Jul 11, 1950
MONTU, Accession: 91099