aka Mitella pentandra, Five-stamen Mitrewort, Five-stamen Bishop’s Cap. All of Rainier’s Mitreworts have five stamens so P. pentandra is not unique in that regard. What appears to be a stem full of spiders or tiny flying saucers with multiple antenna are actually tiny, 1/4″ (3 – 5 mm) broad, pentagon flowers with five petals (opposite the stamens). Stems rise 4 – 12″ and the leaves are more heart-shaped than Brewerimitella breweri, longer than broad and up to 2+” long. Despite the name it is not an alpine plant and is found between 3,000′ and 5,500′ elevation in moist open woods.