Douglasia montana A. Gray

Montana: Gallatin County: Gallatin Forest, Storrs. Elev. 6000 ft.
T2S R7S S35
Prinipal associated plants: Sage. Forage value: only of botanical importance. Usual size of plant: 2 [units illegible]. 60468. 673. . Douglasia montana Gray. Mountain Douglasia. . "74. In the mountains of Montana, southern Idaho and northern Wyoming. A dwarfed, tufted, rather mosslike, perennial herb, belonging to the Primrose family. The leaves are short stiff, awlshaped, sensely clustered. The flowers are solitary and purplish. Furnishes a small amount of feed for sheep, but herbage is too scanty to render it important.". -Lewis and Clark, Nongrasslike plants (exclusive of Trees and Shrubs). Phenology: Flowers.

A. H. Nee 113, May 20, 1928
MONT, Accession: 42228