White Wildflower
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Name: Lupinus
sparsiflorus Common Name: Mojave Lupine, Coulter's Lupine Flower Color: Violet-blue or rarely white Plant Type: Herb, Annual Height: Up to 16 inches (41 cm) tall Date Observed: March 20, 2004 Notes: Poisonous. The banner petal has a yellow patch with reddish spots. The keel petals curve upward and have a hairy fringe. The green leaves are hairy with 7 to10 narrow, lanceolate leaflets. White-flowered Mojave Lupines can be observed growing along the roadside in Saguaro National Park East. |
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