Astragalus platytropis A. Gray

vouchered by Dean Wm. Taylor #16216 (JEPS101801, a TOPOTYPE)

NE of GLORIA survey site. Note; petals are pale yellow with keel tip trending pinkish. This agrees with Annie Alexander's note on collection sheet, which is imaged here on CalPhotos. TJM refers to the color as white or pale purple. IMF refers to the color as whitish and tinged distally with sordid lilac, drying ochroleucous (pale yellow).

NE of GLORIA survey site. Note; petals are pale yellow with keel tip trending pinkish. This agrees with Annie Alexander's note on collection sheet, which is imaged here on CalPhotos. TJM refers to the color as white or pale purple. IMF refers to the color as whitish and tinged distally with sordid lilac, drying ochroleucous (pale yellow).

NE of GLORIA survey site. Note; petals are pale yellow with keel tip trending pinkish. This agrees with Annie Alexander's note on collection sheet, which is imaged here on CalPhotos. TJM refers to the color as white or pale purple. IMF refers to the color as whitish and tinged distally with sordid lilac, drying ochroleucous (pale yellow).

NE of GLORIA survey site. Note; petals are pale yellow with keel tip trending pinkish. This agrees with Annie Alexander's note on collection sheet, which is imaged here on CalPhotos. TJM refers to the color as white or pale purple. IMF refers to the color as whitish and tinged distally with sordid lilac, drying ochroleucous (pale yellow).

NE of GLORIA survey site.

NE of GLORIA survey site.

NE of GLORIA survey site. These immature fruits may inflate and become more strigose. Otherwise, these may not actually be fruits of A. platyropis. Fruit image taken from a different plant later in the day compared with prior images.