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Medium-tall, somewhat drought tolerant native perennial with inconspicuous yellow flowers, blooming early March to July. Common on rocky outcrops in foothills, shrublands and woodland openings; up to 10,000 ft. elevation. Very early spring growth, similar to Bigseed biscuitroot (L. macrocarpum). Seedling growth and vigor may be greater than Fernleaf biscuitroot (L. dissectum) and Nineleaf biscuitroot (L. triternatum). Crucial early spring forage and pollen for ungulates and pollinators. Foliage and associated insects are vital early spring food for sage-grouse hens and chicks. Biscuitroots are host plants for the Anise swallowtail butterfly and the rare Indra swallowtail butterfly.
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