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From Missouri Conservationist: May 1996
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Indian Paintbrush

Two distinct color forms of Indian Paintbrush grow side-by-side on a small glade at Indian Trail Conservation Area near Salem in Dent County. The showy color derives from bracts, specialized leaves which surround the inconspicuous flowers. The plant is found on prairies, glades and roadsides, except in the northwest and the bootheel. The red form is most common. -- Jim Rathert

This Issue's Staff

Editor - Kathy Love
Assistant Editor - Tom Cwynar
Managing Editor - Jim Auckley
Art Director - Dickson Stauffer
Artist - Dave Besenger
Artist - Mark Raithel
Composition - Kevin Binkley
Photographer - Jim Rathert
Photographer - Paul Childress
Staff Writer - Joan McKee
Staff Writer - Charlotte Overby
Composition - Libby Bode Block
Circulation - Bertha Bainer