Threatened prairie plants documented near Rochester
Multiple state and federally threatened plant species have documented ranges overlapping the Rochester area, including and cream wild-indigo, both recorded in the region in September.1, 2 These species require specialized prairie and dry habitat conditions that are increasingly rare in the Midwest.1
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