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Amie-June Brumble

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Balsamorhiza at this site seem to exhibit a strange morphology we are tentatively attributing to an endophytic fungus or disease. Affected plants are yellower in color, leaves are thick and succulent, and flowers do not develop. Please contact us if you have any input.

title	Balsamorhiza sagittata
country	United States
state/province	Idaho
county	Valley
city/place	Taylor Wilderness Research Station
site/street/trail	Cliff Creek Flat (E).
latitude	45 06' 15.83
longitude	114 50' 58.00
MAP	decimal latitude_longitude ••• 45 06' 15.83_114 50' 58.00
when yyyymmdd hr:mn	2008:06:12 15:23:03
who	Amie-June Brumble
plant/host/prey	plant
best guess identification	Balsamorhiza sagittata
determined by who email yyyymmdd	Amie-June Brumble ajbrumble@vandals.uidaho.edu 20080612
same specimen as id	I_TAY20
notes	Comparing a healthy leaf (top) and affected leaf (bottom).

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Updated: 2013-05-24 15:43:11 gmt

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