D. Clevelandi.]

[Sidenote: =Small Shooting-star=

_Dodecàtheon pauciflòrum_

=Pink

Spring, summer

West=]

A charming little plant, growing in wet, rich mountain meadows, with a

smooth reddish stem, about eight inches tall, bearing a bracted cluster

of several delicate flowers, and springing from a loose clump of smooth

leaves. The flowers are about three-quarters of an inch long, with

bright purplish-pink petals, with a ring of crimson, a ring of yellow

and a wavy line of red, where they begin to turn back; the stamens with

united filaments and long purplish-brown anthers; the pistil white.

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