Page 124 - Early Naturalists of the Black Range

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Deming
Prosopis juliflora abn*
Chilopsis saligna com**
Yucca radiosa abn
Ephedra, tall green (Ditto for: abn) Artemissia filifolia (Ditto for: abn) Covillea
Baccharis
Rio Mimbres
Same plants √
Callipepla squamosa 2 Spalding*** - section house Cathartis aura 2
Otocoris com
Faywood - Lower Sonoran Opuntia arborescens 1, a few (Ditto: Opuntia) engelmani - a few more open & grassy
Opuntia arborescins abn.
White Water
Upper Sonoran
Foothills
Nolina on N. Slopes
Juniperus (Ditto for: on N. Slopes Quercus grisea (Ditto for: on N.
Slopes
* abn = abundant
** com = common
***Spalding is a railroad siding
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Yucca radiosa on S. slopes Silver City - Noon -
Populus fremonti, ripe fruit,
opening
Boxelders, ripe fruit, full leaf Lombardy poplar, full leaf Juglans rupestsis in blossom Chinaberry in leaf
Lilac in fruit
Yellow roses in full blossom
Iris (Dittos for: in full blossom) Eglatine roses (Dittos for: in full
blossom)
Crimson rambler (Dittos for: in full
blossom)
Blush & red roses (Dittos for: in
full blossom)
Apples as big as marbles Peaches (Dittos for: as big as
marbles]]
Elanthus trees in full leaf
Robinea in flower in town Quercus grisea in new leaves Lycium pallidum in flower Calachortis (Ditto for: in flower) Rhus aromatica, in green fruits Phorodendron on oaks
Verbena in flower
Lupinus in fruit
Argemone platyceras? com Pentstemon in flower
Astragalus (Ditto for: in flower) Aesclepias (Ditto for: in flower) Oenothera big frute? (Ditto for: in
4
flower)
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