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30 species

Barbarea grayi (Native Wintercress)

Barbarea grayi
Barbarea grayi
Barbarea grayi
Barbarea grayi
Barbarea grayi
Barbarea grayi

Cardamine paucijuga (Annual Bitter-cress)

Cardamine paucijuga
Cardamine paucijuga
Cardamine paucijuga
Cardamine paucijuga
Cardamine paucijuga
Cardamine paucijuga

Drabastrum alpestre (Mountain Cress)

Drabastrum alpestre
Drabastrum alpestre
Drabastrum alpestre
Drabastrum alpestre
Drabastrum alpestre
Drabastrum alpestre

Epilobium pallidiflorum (Showy Willow Herb)

Epilobium pallidiflorum
Epilobium pallidiflorum
Epilobium pallidiflorum
Epilobium pallidiflorum
Epilobium pallidiflorum
Epilobium pallidiflorum

Epilobium sarmentaceum (Mountain Willow-herb)

Epilobium sarmentaceum
Epilobium sarmentaceum
Epilobium sarmentaceum
Epilobium sarmentaceum
Epilobium sarmentaceum
Epilobium sarmentaceum

Eryngium vesiculosum (Prostrate Blue Devil, Prickfoot)

Eryngium vesiculosum
Eryngium vesiculosum
Eryngium vesiculosum
Eryngium vesiculosum
Eryngium vesiculosum
Eryngium vesiculosum

Galium leiocarpum (Maori Bedstraw)

Galium leiocarpum
Galium leiocarpum
Galium leiocarpum
Galium leiocarpum
Galium leiocarpum
Galium leiocarpum

Gentianella cunninghamii subsp. cunninghamii (Cunningham's Snow Gentian)

Gentianella cunninghamii subsp. cunninghamii
Gentianella cunninghamii subsp. cunninghamii
Gentianella cunninghamii subsp. cunninghamii
Gentianella cunninghamii subsp. cunninghamii
Gentianella cunninghamii subsp. cunninghamii
Gentianella cunninghamii subsp. cunninghamii

Gentianella muelleriana subsp. jingerensis (Mueller's Snow-gentian)

Gentianella muelleriana subsp. jingerensis
Gentianella muelleriana subsp. jingerensis
Gentianella muelleriana subsp. jingerensis
Gentianella muelleriana subsp. jingerensis
Gentianella muelleriana subsp. jingerensis
Gentianella muelleriana subsp. jingerensis

Gentianella polysperes (Early Forest-Gentian)

Gentianella polysperes
Gentianella polysperes
Gentianella polysperes
Gentianella polysperes
Gentianella polysperes
Gentianella polysperes

Geranium brevicaule (Alpine Crane's-bill)

Geranium brevicaule
Geranium brevicaule
Geranium brevicaule
Geranium brevicaule
Geranium brevicaule
Geranium brevicaule

Geranium obtusisepalum (Kosciusko Crane's-bill)

Geranium obtusisepalum
Geranium obtusisepalum
Geranium obtusisepalum
Geranium obtusisepalum
Geranium obtusisepalum
Geranium obtusisepalum

Lobelia browniana

Lobelia browniana
Lobelia browniana
Lobelia browniana
Lobelia browniana
Lobelia browniana
Lobelia browniana

Mentha australis (River Mint)

Mentha australis
Mentha australis
Mentha australis
Mentha australis
Mentha australis
Mentha australis

Mitrasacme serpyllifolia (Thyme Mitrewort)

Mitrasacme serpyllifolia
Mitrasacme serpyllifolia
Mitrasacme serpyllifolia
Mitrasacme serpyllifolia
Mitrasacme serpyllifolia
Mitrasacme serpyllifolia

Myosotis exarrhena (Sweet Forget-Me-Not)

Oreomyrrhis argentea (Silver Carraway)

Oreomyrrhis argentea
Oreomyrrhis argentea
Oreomyrrhis argentea
Oreomyrrhis argentea
Oreomyrrhis argentea
Oreomyrrhis argentea

Polygala japonica (Dwarf Milkwort)

Polygala japonica
Polygala japonica
Polygala japonica
Polygala japonica
Polygala japonica
Polygala japonica

Ranunculus millanii (Dwarf Buttercup)

Ranunculus millanii
Ranunculus millanii
Ranunculus millanii
Ranunculus millanii
Ranunculus millanii
Ranunculus millanii

Rorippa dictyosperma (Forest Bitter-cress)

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