Mixed Conifer Plant Species

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Abies concolor

White Fir

Pineceae

upright cones that fall apart easily,

bark gray thin, smooth


<p>White Fir </p><p>Pineceae</p><p>upright cones that fall apart easily, </p><p>bark gray thin, smooth</p><p></p>
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Pinus strobiformis

Southwestern White Pine

Pinaceae

5 needles/fasicle, longer cones, long needles compared to BCP or PP, tall

<p>Southwestern White Pine </p><p>Pinaceae</p><p>5 needles/fasicle, longer cones, long needles compared to BCP or PP, tall</p>
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Pseudotsuga menzieesii

Douglas fir

Pineaceae

duller needles, leaf scars, cone scales with 3 tips

<p>Douglas fir</p><p>Pineaceae </p><p>duller needles, leaf scars, cone scales with 3 tips</p>
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Acer glabrum

Aceraceae

Rocky Mountain Maple

Helicopter seed pods, opposite leaves, palmately leaved and lobed , short for a maple- around 30 ft, many trunks

<p>Aceraceae </p><p>Rocky Mountain Maple </p><p>Helicopter seed pods, opposite leaves, palmately leaved and lobed , short for a maple- around 30 ft, many trunks</p>
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Berberis repens

Berbericaceae

Creeping Oregon-Grape

not a grape- a barberry, spine tipped teeth margins, yellow 3 petaled flowers

flowers used for dye

roots used to make bitter tonic

<p>Berbericaceae </p><p>Creeping Oregon-Grape </p><p>not a grape- a barberry, spine tipped teeth margins, yellow 3 petaled flowers </p><p>flowers used for dye </p><p>roots used to make bitter tonic </p>
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Lonicera arizonica

Arizona Honeysuckle

Opposite leaves, prominent venation, flowers aggregated together. Giant bract that looks like two leaves fused together. Red flowers, edible

<p>Arizona Honeysuckle</p><p>Opposite leaves, prominent venation, flowers aggregated together. Giant bract that looks like two leaves fused together. Red flowers, edible </p>
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Ribes pinetorum

Pine gooseberry

Grossulariaceae

much more armored version of montegeum, prickly fruit, palmately veined and lobed.


<p>Pine gooseberry </p><p>Grossulariaceae</p><p>much more armored version of montegeum, prickly fruit, palmately veined and lobed. </p><p></p>
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Maianthemum stellatum

False Solomon’s Seal

Asparagaceae

bamboo-like, low growing, monocot, many flowers on terminal fluorescence, fruit-3 purple notches on yellow berries, flowers in sets of 3

<p>False Solomon’s Seal </p><p>Asparagaceae</p><p>bamboo-like, low growing, monocot, many flowers on terminal fluorescence, fruit-3 purple notches on yellow berries, flowers in sets of 3</p>
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Antennaria parvifolia

Little-leaf Pussytoes

Asteraceae

only has disk flowers, flower heads in sets of 6, leaves- basal rosette, low growing

<p>Little-leaf Pussytoes </p><p>Asteraceae</p><p>only has disk flowers, flower heads in sets of 6, leaves- basal rosette, low growing </p>
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Cirsium arizonicum

Arizona Thistle

Asteraceae

spiney phyllaries and leaves, long disk flowers, seeds attached to long bristle for wind dispersal. pink color

<p>Arizona Thistle </p><p>Asteraceae </p><p>spiney phyllaries and leaves, long disk flowers, seeds attached to long bristle for wind dispersal. pink color </p>
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Cirsiuum wheeleri

Wheeler’s Thistle

Asteraceae

rounder flowers, more purple

<p>Wheeler’s Thistle </p><p>Asteraceae</p><p>rounder flowers, more purple </p>
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Erigeron Speciosus

Aspen Fleabane

Astereaceae

lower down, larger flower heads, lavender ray flowers, more leaves along stem than formisisimus

<p>Aspen Fleabane </p><p>Astereaceae </p><p>lower down, larger flower heads, lavender ray flowers, more leaves along stem than formisisimus </p>
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Hymenoxys richardsonii

Colorado Rubberweed

Asteraceae

Lighter and stickier stems and pyllaries; many stems together in an aggregate, used as dye by Navajo weavers


<p>Colorado Rubberweed </p><p>Asteraceae</p><p>Lighter and stickier stems and pyllaries; many stems together in an aggregate, used as dye by Navajo weavers </p><p></p>
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Pteridium aquilinum

Northern Bracken Fern

Dennstaedtiaceae

cosmopolitan, dense understory, spore producing, dense pinnately compound leaf morphology, triple pinnately compound, carcinogenic, edible but shown to be dangerous if not prepared properly

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Astragulus humistratus

Ground Cover Milk Vetch

Fabaceae

legume- pinnately compound with central rachis and peapods

pea-style flowers, bad forage for livestock, addictive compounds that can kill horses.

<p>Ground Cover Milk Vetch </p><p>Fabaceae </p><p>legume- pinnately compound with central rachis and peapods</p><p>pea-style flowers, bad forage for livestock, addictive compounds that can kill horses. </p>
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Lotus Wrightii

Deervetch

Fabaceae

palmately compound leaves, fan shape around stem. bright yellow flowers that turn red after fertilization.

<p>Deervetch </p><p>Fabaceae</p><p>palmately compound leaves, fan shape around stem. bright yellow flowers that turn red after fertilization. </p>
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Lupinus argentus

Sliver-Stem Lupine

legume with fuzzy pea pod, pea style purple flowers palmately compund leaves

<p>Sliver-Stem Lupine </p><p>legume with fuzzy pea pod, pea style purple flowers palmately compund leaves </p>