United States, Minnesota, Todd, Grey Eagle State Wildlife Management Area. Gently sloping to rather strongly rolling forested terrain 4.5 miles west of Burtrum, on the east side of Prairie Creek.
45.8196782819 -94.8433095708
5075665N 356806E; T127N R33W sec9
373 meters
1225 feet
Common in rich tamarack swamp in a ~15-acre basin. Patchy to interrupted canopy of Larix laricina. Sparse to patchy understory is mostly Ulmus americana. Often in mats of Sphagnum and feathermosses. Mostly on low hummocks. Moist peat. Loose to fairly dense clumps.
Additional associates include Carex interior, C. disperma, C. gynocrates, C. magellanica, Smilacina trifolia, Thelypteris palustris, Circaea alpina, Viola incognita, Rubus pubescens, Pyrola asarifolia, Stellaria longifolia, Mitella nuda, Betula pumila, Rhamnus alnifolia, Cornus stolonifera.