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Pennell and Keck occurs from the mountains north of Moscow westward into 
Washington. Sspe Scouleri (Vougl.) Pennell and Keck occurs abundantly 
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in northermost Ideho and northeastern Oregon (Blue Mts.). 
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26 Fe ellipticus Coult. & Fisch, A low tufted perennial, woody at the 
base, the branches erect or ascending, more or less herbaceous, 10-20 
em, tall, glandular-puberulent; leaves subcoriaceous, glabrous, 1,.5-3 
em. long, 6-12 mm, wide, oval or ovate, the margins obscurely serrate or 
more often entire, the unper sessile, the lower on petioles 1-4 mm, long; 
flowers showy, in racemes 5-5 cm, long, subtended by subfoliar but reduced 
bracts; calyx 8-12 mn. long, the lobes lanceolate, acute, glandular, free 
nearly to the base, the pedicels at length 1-2 em. long; corolla piluiesne =/ 
purple, 5-4 cm. long, the tube 22-25 mm, long, 8-10 mm, wide in the throat, 
glabrous without, villous within on the lower surface of the throat, the 
upver lip 8-10 ma. long, the lower 10-12 mm, emp, the anther-sacs densely 
woolly; capsule 11-14 mm, long, acute, tipped by the long persistent style, 
“recuent on ledges and rock outcrops at higher elevations, 
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