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Utz J, Pellant M, Gardetto J.  2013.  A field guide to plants of the Boise Foothills. Edition First.  Eagle (Idaho): Healthy Hills Initiative.    Available from https://www.fs.fed.us/rm/pubs_other/rmrs_2013_utz_j001.pdf
Williams J.G, Williams A.E.  1983.  Field Guide to orchids of North America: from Alaska, Greenland, and the Arctic south to the Mexican border.
Lesica P, Husby P.  2015.  Field guide to Montana's wetland vascular plants: a non-technical key to the genera with keys to the species of sedges and rushes. Edition Second.  Helena (Montana): Montana Wetlands Trust.  
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