Wildflowers: Subalpine plant identification #1 (Forbes & Shrubs at EL: 1800m-2400m)

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    SUNG HOON JOO New Member

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    Could it be a fern?
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    Identified #4 & #5 as Potentilla flabellifolia (fanleaf cinquefoil) but the leaves are so different.
    Any objection is appreciated :)
     
    SUNG HOON JOO, Aug 21, 2018
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    Lila Pereszke Well-Known Member 10 Years

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    #1 - is an Epilobium sp.
    #2 - it reminds me of a Caltha fruit
    #3 - surely not a fern, looks like a Pedicularis sp.
     
    Lila Pereszke, Aug 23, 2018
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    Thank you for your input Lila Pereszke.
     
    SUNG HOON JOO, Aug 28, 2018
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