Prince’s Plume Flower, Stanleya pinnata

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Prince’s Plume Flower

Brassicaceae
Stanleya pinnata

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Type	Categories	Useful Parts
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Brassicaceae Family

Stanleya Genus

Location

Found in Southern Utah.

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Brassicaceae

Order of Mustard

Real Mallows

Mallow Class

Real Rose Class

Rose-Like Class

Main, Real, Two First-Leaves (Dicots)

Eudicots

Real, Two First-Leaves (Dicots)

Mesangiospermae

Half Capsule Seed Division

Magnolia Division

Seed Plants

Real Land Plants

Multiple Spore Sub-Kingdom

Stomatophytes

Air Pores Sub-Kingdom

Embryophytes

Multicellular Land Plants

Streptobionta

Multicellular Plants

Plantae

Plants

Eukaryota

Cells with a Nucleus

General Information

This Brassica plant grows up to 6 feet tall.

Stanleya pinnata thrives on selenium rich soils and as a result crushed stems or leaves have an unpleasant odor.

"Pinnata" is Latin for "feathered", referring to the feather-like flower raceme.

Prince’s Plume Flower - Plant
Prince’s Plume Flower - Plant - June 25, 2009

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