Romanzoffia tracyi Jeps.

Oregon: Lincoln County: Seal Rock State Park. Elev. 40-105 ft.
Sandy, rocky ground and rock crevices, largest (central) rock, apparently on all faces near the top, but most common on the west and north faces, particularly near the summit, one of the dominant species. Plants solitary or in isolated clumps on rocky areas or forming mats of various shapes up to perhaps 2000 cm square area, these stands mostly pure, among grasses, Plantago martima, Armeria maritima, Erigeron glaucus & Spergularia marcrotheca, at least the lowest plants exposed to salt spray. Population largely dormant, the few plants still green evidently relatively protected, these the solitary plants or clumps ( up to 15 cm across & 2 -8 cm tall); plants viscid-villous, leaves succulent. Phenology: Fruits.

Vernon Marttala 3052a, Jun 18, 1974
WTU, Accession: 274563