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Aquilegia flavescens var. miniana
Aquilegia × miniana is a perennial flowering plant in the family Ranunculaceae, native to British Columbia and Idaho. It is a natural hybrid of Aquilegia flavescens and Aquilegia formosa.
Aquilegia × miniana is native to British Columbia and Idaho. It grows where the ranges of its parent species overlap: for A. flavescens, subalpine and alpine meadows; and for A. formosa, forest margins and light forest shade from sea level to montane forests. A. × miniana grows at altitudes between 1,620–2,700 m (5,310–8,860 ft).
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