corn lilies veratum californicum are aptly named wildflowers whose leave stalks resemble those of tall corn rows in the midwest - species is found at higher altitudes in the western united states | Dave Welling Nature Photography

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150630010 a field of wild backlit corn lily leaves veratrum californicum in yosemite national park california

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Landscapes: intimate views of nature, Wildflowers: A-N flora plants trees