About three years ago, Ben Zonneveld began measuring the DNA of erythroniums. He supplied a list of species he lacked and asked for leaves so he could weigh the DNA. I am curious about his results. Have they been published? A friend who supplied leaves to Dr. Zonneveld just told me that the plant we consider to be a dwarf form of grandiflorum (the yellow one that grows on mountains), that grows at a low elevation on one small mountain on Vancouver Island is perhaps a new species. Diane Whitehead