2.  Early June.  two blooming plants one with
several scapes.

3.  Late June.  A group of plants after blooming.
Note how small the basal rosettes are.

4.  Early June.  A blooming plant with a
single scape.

5.  Early July.  Entire plant with 2 scapes and
root. Umbel is fully developed.

6.  Late June.  Plants with umbels fully expanded
and capsules fully developed. Blue-flowered
plant is Gentianella propinqua.

7.  Mid June.  Basal rosettes and lower scapes.
Note how red the scapes are with age.
Also note the scapes which failed to develop.

8 . May 25, 2015.  Several plants on
decomposing granite at the base of granite
tors.

9.  May 25, 2015.  Basal leaves of a plant
adjacent to the plants shown in photo 8.

Photos 1-4 taken at 9.5 mile
Portage Creek Road.
65°  25.192' N   144°  48.197
Elev. 1900 ft.

Photos 5, 6 and 8-9 taken along Upper Bottom
Dollar Road.
65°  25.2' N,   144°  48.5' W
Elev. 1900 ft.

Photo 7 taken on the Ketchem Rocks.
A series of granite tors located
six miles south of Central, Alaska.
65°  29.1' N,  144° 45.2' W
Elev. 1300 ft.