Common & scientific name
Cushion draba, Draba cana
Family
Mustard, Brassicaceae
Location
Above Linkins Lake, 12,400’
Fun, weird, helpful, or little known fact
Another white alpine draba, this one quite a bit taller and fuller than D. lonchocarpa, standing 6+ inches high when fully grown, with leaves on its stem, some leaves with teeth, complex hairs on all parts, and with siliques standing straight up (photo to come).