Shaggy narrowman: Stenandrium barbatum

Overview picture of Stenandrium barbatum (Shaggy Narrowman) in bloom.
 These <em>Stenandrium barbatum</em>, commonly called Shaggy Narrowman, are a very showy addition to the trails around Carlsbad when they're blooming in the spring. This one was taken on the <a href="http://www.explorenm.com/hikes/RattlesnakeCanyon/">Rattlesnake Canyon</a> hike, Carlsbad Caverns National Park, in April.
Botanical Characteristics:
Growth habit: Forb/herb
Status: Not endangered in New Mexico.

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Taxonomy:

KingdomPlantae---Plants
  SubkingdomTracheobionta---Vascular plants
    SuperdivisionSpermatophyta---Seed plants
      DivisionMagnoliophyta---Flowering plants
        ClassMagnoliopsida---Dicotyledons
          SubclassAsteridae
            OrderScrophulariales
              FamilyAcanthaceae---Acanthus family
                GenusStenandrium Nees---shaggytuft
                  SpeciesStenandrium barbatum Torr. & Gray---early shaggytuft

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