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Phyllodoce empetriformis, also
known as pink
mountain heather, gets its name from its red and pink bell-shaped flowers. It is
found along the
Rocky Mountains...
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plants in the
heather family, Ericaceae. They are
known commonly as
mountainheaths,
mountain heaths, or
mountain heathers. They are
native to
North America...
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Mountain heather is a
common name for
several plants in the
heather family (Ericaceae) and may
refer to: C****iope
Phyllodoce Heather Mountain [ceb; wikidata]...
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refer to:
Phyllodoce (plant), a
genus of
plants which includes the
mountainheaths or
mountain heathers Phyllodoce (annelid), a
genus of
polychaete worms...
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Siberian dwarf pines and
alpine plants such as
Labrador tea and blue
mountainheath.
Animals include brown alpine hares,
Hokkaido squirrels and ****anese...
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Phyllodoce breweri is a
species of
flowering plant in the
family Ericaceae known by the
common names purple mountain heath and Brewer's
mountain heather...
- as blue
heath in
British English and
purple mountain heather or blue
mountainheath in
American English, is an
evergreen species of
dwarf shrub that grows...
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heath genera,
Kalmiopsis (found only in Oregon) and
Phyllodoce (the
mountainheaths). This type of
intergeneric hybridization is
quite rare, and is indicated...
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include bog blueberry, partridgefoot,
black crowberry and
Aleutian mountainheath, all of
which are
vulnerable to
damage from foot traffic.
Kenai Fjords...
