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(Upload on March 2 2014) [ 日本語 | English ]

Oxytropis DC. (オヤマノエンドウ) Kumomaougi (クモマオウギ, 雲間扇), field locoweed Lifeform: perennial forb Distribution: native to Northwestern America (USA and Canada) Habitat: sunny sites, such as prairies, woods, and medows on gravelly or rocky ground surfaces Poison: cause loco disease in livestock. Do not eat!

Varieties: Japan ssp. rishiriensis (Matsum.) Toyok. (リシリゲンゲ) Alaska (Hultén 1968) ssp. gracilis (A. Nelson) Hultén → var. spicata Hook., common ssp. jordalii (Pors.) Hultén → var. jordalii (A. E. Porsild) S. L. Welsh

Oxytropis campestris in Alaska

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[1-3] at a roadside near the UAF campus, Fairbanks, AK, on August 17 2013.