Parrya Nudicaulis Var. Glabra

Whiteflower parrya, scientifically known as Parrya nudicaulis var. glabra, is a rare and delicate plant native to high altitude regions of the western United States. This unique species is characterized by its small, white flowers and smooth, glabrous stems that stand out in its alpine environment. It thrives in rocky soils and cool climates, often found in mountain meadows and slopes. Due to its limited distribution and specific habitat requirements, it is considered a vulnerable species. Conservation efforts are crucial to protect this rare botanical gem from habitat loss and environmental changes.