Another bedstraw, this one called Nevada bedstraw (Galium hypotichium subsp. nevadense). This member of the Madder Family (Rubiaceae) grows in Nevada and Utah in pinyon-juniper areas and higher. Leaves are in whorls, the plant is about 20 cm high, and small white flowers are found on the upper half.
The species is dioecious, with male flowers (above) on some plants, and female flowers (below) on other plants. The female flowers are much easier to photograph!
For more info on Nevada bedstraw from the USDA Plants Database, click here.
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