Navarretia linearifolia (Howell) L.A. Johnson ssp. linearifolia
Annotated by Leigh Johnson, 2008.

Washington: Garfield County: Umatilia [Umatilla?] National Forest, Teal Springs Camp vicinity. Along old (closed) road at end of campground that heads southeast along ridge of Tucannon River drainage. Circa 1/2 mile along trail and 1/2 mile further. Elev. 5577 ft.
46.18577° N, 117.55998° W; T8N R42E S8; T8N R42E S9
Datum: WGS 84. Uncertainty: 400 meters.
Infrequent and inconspicuous plants. Plants 2-3 inches tall and just beginning to flower. Should be more conspicuous in a few weeks. Stigma included at mouth of throat, longest stamens exerted to less than mid lobe, shortest stamens equal to or less than stigma. DNA sequence voucher. Phenology: Flowers.

Leigh Johnson 96-019, Jun 15, 1996
With Deborah A. Johnson
WTU, Accession: 387852, Barcode: WTU-V-101762