| These Soehrensia plants are growing
within 50 miles of one another. the first set of pictures is
what we normally look for as Soehrensia bruchii. The next grow
on another hill not 5 miles from the first. The third is of
plants that grow about 40 miles away, but over a ridge and in
a pass that provises growing condiditons that are more humid.
The pass elevation traps moisture in the form of fogs and low
clouds frequently. thus the softer growth form and more red
color of the flower. |
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These have decidedly
yellow flower parts. |
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These have very
few spines and the flower color is red, not orange. |
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