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Bitterroot is the state flower of our neighbors in MT. Its scientific name, Lewisia rediviva, honors Meriwether Lewis, who collected it in 1806. It was rightly named rediviva, which means “reborn,” bc the specimen came back to life after being dried & mounted onto herbarium paper
— Biodiversity Instit. (@WyoBio) 2020.6.25
The pics show Bitterroot (Lewisia rediviva), Western Rattlesnake (Crotalus oreganus), and Northern Scorpion (Paruroctonus boreus) from BC's Okanagan. Did you know we had scorpions in Canada ?
— Brian Starzomski (@BStarzomski) 2020.7.1
Lewisia rediviva https://t.co/y9FA7jkDY9
— lisongling (@li_songling) 2020.5.21
Bitterroot (Lewisia rediviva) gets its scientific name from Meriwether Lewis and its ability to regenerate from dry, dead-looking roots (rediviva = “revived, reborn”). Learn more: https://t.co/9gPshGp3C4 #wildfloweroftheweek https://t.co/2hEcIAqUh7
— Ochoco NF (@OchocoNatForest) 2020.5.27