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Silene uralensis 12187, site 15-10. Valley south of Tingijattut,

Nodding catchfly (Silene uralensis subsp. arctica)

Nodding catchfly (Silene uralensis subsp. arctica). Credit Lynn Gillespie © Canadian Museum of Nature

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