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FLORA OF ALASKA
ARCTIC SLOPE
co|_1_EcTED Fon THE HERBARIUM OF THE uNlvERs|'rY OF MICHIGAN
Saxifraga tricuspidata Rottb.
Petals white with yellow or orange spots.
Abundant in mossy crevices and on talus at
base of steep rocky mountaih slope in the
mouth of a melt-water ravine east of Lake.
North slope of eastern Brooks Range, 69° 20' N. lat., 145° W. long.,
Luke Peters, just west of Mt. Chamberlin, altitude 1050-1200 m.,
tun<lr& shores.
STANWYN G. SHETLER 8: KARL J. STONE
NO.   1-9JULY 1959

