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Greater Fringed Gentian

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Corolla face-on, showing the fringed lobes the species is named for.
Ella Mancino
Whole plants against the sky, with goldenrod alongside.
Ella Mancino
A patch in habitat — several plants scattered through the vegetation.
Ella Mancino
A bumblebee working an open flower.
Ella Mancino
A dark bee deep in the corolla with full pollen loads.
Ella Mancino
A multi-flowered plant with asters, water behind.
Anurag Agrawal
A flower opened by hand, showing the anthers and stigma.
Anurag Agrawal
Flower face-on against a dark background.
Anurag Agrawal
Open flower from an oblique angle, anthers visible.
Anurag Agrawal
A multi-flowered plant, full stem.
Ella Mancino
Buds and one opening flower, 31 August — the very start of the season.
Ella Mancino
A single bud just cracking open.
Ella Mancino
Two flowers opening on one stem.
Ella Mancino
An open flower from directly above.
Ella Mancino

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