Original identification: Antennaria anaphaloides

Current identification: Pseudognaphalium thermale

Photographer: Don Knoke

Date Photographed: October 20, 2005

Location: U.S.A., Washington, Kittitas County: Growing at about elev in clear-cut area logged in 2000, in the North Fork of Taneum Creek canyon, west of Thorp.

Elevation: 4300 ft.

Coordinates: [not provided]

Phenology: Fertile

Comments: Prior to logging in this area, this species was rarely seen. Now it is common along the roads and other disturbed areas.

Voucher Specimen: Don Knoke 702, WTU Herbarium

Annotation History:

Pseudognaphalium thermale
David Giblin, January 1st, 2024
Prior to logging in this area, this species was rarely seen. Now it is common along the roads and other disturbed areas.