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    Draba maguirei var. stonei is a rare plant variety found in Utah that can be identified by its bifurcate (forked) leaf hairs. Closeup photos show the diagnostic characteristic of bifurcate hairs on the leaves. The document provides supplemental information on the identification of this rare plant variety.

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    Draba maguirei var. stonei is a rare plant variety found in Utah that can be identified by its bifurcate (forked) leaf hairs. Closeup photos show the diagnostic characteristic of bifurcate hairs on the leaves. The document provides supplemental information on the identification of this rare plant variety.

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    Draba Maguirei Var. Stonei, 2 Utah Rare Plants

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    UTAH RARE PLANT GUIDE

    Supplemental information
    Draba maguirei var. stonei

    Bifurcate leaf
    hairs are a
    diagnostic
    characteristic
    of this taxon.

    T. Prendusi

    Additional
    closeup

    C. Delmatier

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