Gentianella

pine understory on low hillside of rocky, volcanic tuffaceous rhyolite soil above large open grassy meadow and shallow marshy wetland. Shown with Packeria candidissimus

pine understory on low hillside of rocky, volcanic tuffaceous rhyolite soil above large open grassy meadow and shallow marshy wetland.

pine understory on low hillside of rocky, volcanic tuffaceous rhyolite soil above large open grassy meadow and shallow marshy wetland.

pine understory on low hillside of rocky, volcanic tuffaceous rhyolite soil above large open grassy meadow and shallow marshy wetland.

pine understory on low hillside of rocky, volcanic tuffaceous rhyolite soil above large open grassy meadow and shallow marshy wetland.

Light-colored clone.

interesting that fringes on adaxial surface of petal lobes may be 0 to 4mm, which I interpret as non existent in some cases. Case in point, earlier images of mine from Yosemite.

interesting that fringes on adaxial surface of petal lobes may be 0 to 4mm, which I interpret as non existent in some cases. Case in point, earlier images of mine from Yosemite.

interesting that fringes on adaxial surface of petal lobes may be 0 to 4mm, which I interpret as non existent in some cases. Case in point, earlier images of mine from Yosemite.

interesting that fringes on adaxial surface of petal lobes may be 0 to 4mm, which I interpret as non existent in some cases. Case in point, earlier images of mine from Yosemite.

developing fruit

As you can see, no fringes on corolla lobes. JMT2 mentions fringes from 0 to 4mm. Looks like 0mm to me.