April 1978
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| Photography by Dr. Sharon Johnson drsharonjohnson@comcast.net |
Imagery & site design by
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| One of Death Valley's most unique wildflowers: the Panamint daisy (Enceliopsis argophylla). It is endemic to this region and only grows in gypsum deposits in southern Nevada and Utah. | ||||||
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