Wyethia longicaulis A.Gray

Plants 20–40(–60) cm. Basal leaves: blades narrowly oblong-lanceolate to lance-linear, 15–25(–40) cm, margins entire or denticulate, faces glabrous (usually gland-dotted and ± vernicose, the varnish, in age, becoming whitish and opaque); cauline leaves similar, smaller distally. Heads 2–4+ in racemiform to corymbiform arrays or borne singly. Involucres broadly hemispheric or campanulate, 10–20(–30) mm diam. Phyllaries 14–18+, unequal to subequal, herbaceous, margins not ciliate, faces glabrous (gland-dotted); outer 18–25+ mm (equaling or surpassing discs). Ray florets 5–8+; laminae 18–30 mm. Cypselae 6–8 mm, glabrous.

Open woods and exposed ridges, 800-1500 metres. Grassy slopes, openings in forests at elevations of 700-1500 metres.

The seeds are used with parched wheat for pinole. The leaves and stem are used for food.

Can be grown by divisions or seedlings.