Perennial, 4-18", blooms early spring; taproot
Leaves: Pinnately divided leaves (3 times), overall triangular shape, grayish green in color
Flowers: It typically has clusters of yellow flowers, umbel form, blooms in early spring (April on this trip).
Habitat: It grows on rocky areas.
Food: The starchy taproot is small, but edible.
Photo taken on White Pine chapter field trip to Grande Ronde river.