Darlingtonia californica Torr.
Annotated by Linda Jennings, Daniel Mosquin, Brent Hine, Wendy DesCamp, Randall Hitchin, 2008.

Oregon: [locality and coordinates withheld; status in Oregon: S3S4 (Of Concern; OBIC)],
In seep areas, in association with Rhododendron groenlandicum, Juncus sp., Carex sp., Rudbeckia occidentalis, Sanguisorba sp. and Narthecium californicum; species growing on dry areas adjacent to the seeps include Chamaecyparis lawsoniana, Amelanchier sp., Quercus vacciniifolia, Rhododendron occidentale, Frangula californica ssp. californica, Umbellularia californica (shrub form) and Xerophyllum tenax; growing in large seeps on a gentle east facing slope in serpentine soil. Abundant; ; carnivorous perennial forming dense stands, leaves tubular with hood on top, last year’s leaves light green with some browning and red spotting, new leaves growing from base; flower with pale yellow sepals, and maroon purple petals, < 5% flowers in bloom.

Linda Jennings | Daniel Mosquin | Brent Hine | Wendy DesCamp | Randall Hitchin 42, 2008 May 07
UBC, Accession: V241469