Dwarf buckwheat has adapted to grow in intensely hot conditions. This subspecies is unique to the cinder fields at Craters of (4909505d-2d50-443e-95e4-649937da32ae)

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Dwarf buckwheat has adapted to grow in intensely hot conditions. This subspecies is unique to the cinder fields at Craters of (4909505d-2d50-443e-95e4-649937da32ae)

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a plant with very small whitish leaves and round, yellow flowers
Dwarf buckwheat has adapted to grow in intensely hot conditions. This subspecies is unique to the cinder fields at Craters of the Moon.
Keywords: buckwheat; dwarf buckwheat

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