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Hart's-tongue Fern
Fern found on large moss-covered dolomite boulders of the eastern Upper Peninsula. |
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Purple Turtlehead
Perennial forb of southern floodplain forests; leaves lanceolate and serrated; flower pinkish-purple. |
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Lakeside Daisy
Perennial forb of moist calcareous rocky soils; leaves narrow and dark green, forming a dense basal rosette; flowers daisy-like, solitary, borne on stout, hairy stalks, blooming early in summer. |
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Dwarf Lake Iris
Small forb forming dense clumps along calcareous shores of the Great Lakes in northern Michigan; leaves short and flattened; flowers iris-like, deep blue. |
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Michigan Monkey-flower
Prostrate mat-forming forb of calcareous seeps in the Grand Traverse and Mackinaw Straights area; leaves rounded and opposite, with coarsely toothed margins; tubular flowers (15-25 cm) with yellow petals and a red-spotted lower lip. |
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To see the complete list of Endangered (E), Threatened (T), and Probably Extirpated (X) animals protected under the Endangered Species Act of the State of Michigan visit the
Michigan Natural Features Inventory.
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