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English: Coralroot
Photographer
English: NPS Photo
Title
English: Coralroot
Description
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A cluster of white yellow plants blooming in a patch of sunshine on a dark forest floor.

Coralroot and other mycoheterotrophs are unusual plants that don't create chlorophyll but get nutrients from relationships with fungi. They thrive in the shadowy understory of Mount Rainier's forest and can be commonly viewed along the Rampart Ridge Trail.

  • Keywords: Mount Rainier; Rampart Ridge Trail; hiking; trail
Depicted place
English: Mount Rainier National Park, Washington
Date Taken on 15 August 2020
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English: NPGallery
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MORA
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English: Rampart Ridge Trail

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