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| Wooly Lousewort (Pedicularis kanei) |
| This plant is so named because it looks like it's covered with soft, fuzzy wool. This wool actually actually consists of tiny hairs that protect from temperature and moisture variations. |
| It was once believed that livestock grazing on this plant would become infested with lice. The word "wort" means "plant." |
| ©Photo by Bruce D. Anderson - Canon D300 |
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