MISSOURI WILDFLOWER PHOTOS

(Click on the word "photo" next to each taxon)

photo	Asclepias tuberosa (butterfly weed)	Photo by Clair Kucera. The plant in this photo grows on Tucker Prairie, Callaway County, Missouri. Tucker Prairie is located just south of Interstate 70, east of the Hatton exit, and is owned and managed by the University of Missouri.
photo	Asclepias sullivantii (Sullivan's milkweed)	Photo by Tim E. Smith
photo	Aster novae-angliae (New England aster)	Photo by Clair Kucera. Growing on Tucker Prairie, Callaway County, Missouri. Tucker Prairie is located just south of Interstate 70, east of the Hatton exit, and is owned and managed by the University of Missouri.
photo	Cardamine concatenata	Photo by John Oliver. This photograph was taken in March, 2000, in Madison County, Missouri.
photo	Castilleja coccinea (Indian paintbrush)	Photo by Tim E. Smith.
photo	Cypripedium calceolus (yellow lady's slipper)	Photo by Bruce Schuette. Photograph taken May, 2003, at Cuivre River State Park, Lincoln County, Missouri.
photo	Datura stramonium (Datura, jimson weed)
photo	Dryopteris marginalis	Photo by John Oliver. This photograph was taken in March, 2000, in Madison County, Missouri.
photo	Erigenia bulbosa (harbinger of Spring, salt 'n pepper)	Photo by John Oliver. This photograph was taken in March, 2000, in Madison County, Missouri.
photo	Galearis spectabilis (showy orchis)	Photo by Bruce Schuette. Photograph taken Spring, 2003, at Cuivre River State Park, Lincoln County, Missouri.
photo	Hamamelis vernalis (witch hazel)	Photo by John Oliver. This photograph was taken in March, 2000, in Madison County, Missouri.
photo	Hydrastis canadensis (golden seal)	Photo by Robin Kennedy. Photograph taken in March,1989, along the Devil's Backbone Trail in Boone County, Missouri.
photo	Hypoxis hirsuta (yellow star grass)	Photo by John Oliver. Taken on April 29, 2000, in the sandstone area of Ste. Genevieve Co. (Pickle Springs, Hickory Canyon, Rattlesnake Rocks.)
photo	Liatris pycnostachya (blazing star)	Blazing star, thickspike gayfeather Asteraceae. Stiff, erect perennial, 2-5 ft., from woody corm. Blooms July-Sept. Habitat: Tallgrass prairies,especially in moist draws and low areas. Photographed by Tomasz Wyka Helton Prairie, Harrison Co., July 18, 1998.
photo	Lilium michiganense (Michigan lily)	Photo by Clair Kucera. This photo shows a plant growing on Tucker Prairie, Callaway County, Missouri. Tucker Prairie is located just south of Interstate 70, east of the Hatton exit, and is owned and managed by the University of Missouri.
photo	Lobelia cardinalis (cardinal flower)	Photo by Clair Kucera. The plant in this photo grows on Tucker Prairie, Callaway County, Missouri. Tucker Prairie is located just south of Interstate 70, east of the Hatton exit, and is owned and managed by the University of Missouri.
photo	Matelea baldwyniana	Photo by Tim E. Smith. Drury-Mincy Conservation Area, Taney County.
photo	Nemastylis nuttallii (Nuttall's prairie iris)	Photo by Jack H. Harris. The plant in this photo was a member of a small population growing on a sandstone glade approximately 5 miles south of Herman, Gasconade County, MO. This flower blooms just before sundown, whereas its close cousin Nemastylis geminiflora (celestial lily) blooms early in the morning.
photo	Osmunda regalis (royal fern)	Photo by John Oliver. Taken on April 29, 2000 in the sandstone area of Ste. Genevieve Co. (Pickle Springs, Hickory Canyon, Rattlesnake Rocks.)
photo	Oenothera fruticosa ssp. fruticosa	Photo by Nels Holmberg.Found in the Mark Twain National Forest in Oregon County north of Wilderness, on May 25, 2003. Julian Steyermark first found this plant there on May 25, 1938. Listed S1.
photo	Phegopteris hexagonoptera (beech fern)	Photo by John Oliver.
photo	Phlox bifida (wild sweet William)	Photo by John Oliver. This photograph was taken in March, 2000, in Madison County, Missouri.
photo	Polemonium reptans L.(Jacob's ladder)	Photo by Alan Hahn.
photo	Sisyrinchium campestre (blue-eyed grass)
photo	Sorghastrum nutans (Indian grass at sunset)	Tucker Prairie, Callaway County, is located just south of Interstate 70, east of the Hatton exit, and is owned and managed by the University of Missouri. Photo by Clair Kucera.
photo	Tradescantia ernestiana (Palmer's spiderwort)	Photo by Tim E. Smith.
photo	Tradescantia ozarkana (Ozark spiderwort)	Photo by Tim E. Smith.
photo	Ulmus alata (winged elm)	Photo by John Oliver. This photograph was taken in March, 2000, in Madison County, Missouri.
photo	Viola pedata var. pedata (bird's foot violet)	Photo by John Oliver. Taken on April 29, 2000 in the sandstone area of Ste. Genevieve Co. (Pickle Springs, Hickory Canyon, Rattlesnake Rocks.)