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Critically Imperiled Plant Profile (Not Listed or Proposed under the Endangered Species Act)

Potentilla angelliae, Angell cinquefoil Potentilla angelliae, Angell cinquefoil.You may see from its five-petaled radiately symmetrical flowers and compound leaves that the genus Potentilla is related to roses and strawberries. Photo by Charmaine Delmatier.

Potentilla angelliae, Angell cinquefoil habitat Angell cinquefoil grows in subalpine meadows of the Aquarius Plateau in south-central Utah. Photo by Charmaine Delmatier.

Potentilla angelliae, Angell cinquefoil range map. Potentilla angelliae range map.

Potentilla angelliae, Angell cinquefoil

Threats

  • Sheep grazing occurs across its habitat and potential habitat

Conservation Status

National Forest and Grassland Occurrence

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