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Order Fabales, Family Fabaceae, Genus Lupin
This plant is variable, and may hybridize with L. caudata. In our area, white flowers predominate, and blue ones are rare. Some sources divide L. argenteus according to color, with L. argenteus ssp. ingratus being white, and L. argenteus Pursh
being blue. Lupin is sometimes spelled Lupine. For information on Lupin toxicity, please go to usda.gov. For general ionformation, go to Southwestern Colorado Wildflowers and Wikipedia.
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