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Invasion of cactus and juniper into the shortgrass plains
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Collection: RMRS Archive Images
Keywords: grassland
wildlife ecology and conservation
Organisms: juniper
cactus
Location: Apache-Sitgreaves N.F.; AZ; United States
Description: Invasion of cactus and juniper into the shortgrass plains
Date: 10/1962

Woodrow Range
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Collection: Fort Valley Experimental Forest historical photographs
Keywords: erosion
brush
Improvement
range
Organisms: juniper
cactus
Location: Gila NF (nearby); NM; USA
Description: Woodrow Range
Date: 10/28/1952

Study Plot Walnut Creek R.D.
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Collection: Fort Valley Experimental Forest historical photographs
Keywords: grasses
range
study
Organisms: juniper
cactus
Location: Prescott NF
Description: Study Plot Walnut Creek R.D.
Date: 11/22/1940

Ranger study plot P-9-C on Walnut Creek rd. Grass is mainly Bouteloua gracilis with some muhlenbergia terreyl, M. repens, aristada longiseta, and Bouteloua curtipendula. Snakeweed present in small numbers. Some round joint cacti on plot and may be spreadi
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Collection: Fort Valley Experimental Forest historical photographs
Keywords: grasses
Organisms: juniper
cactus
Location: Prescott National Forest; AZ; USA
Description: Ranger study plot P-9-C on Walnut Creek rd. Grass is mainly Bouteloua gracilis with some muhlenbergia terreyl, M. repens, aristada longiseta, and Bouteloua curtipendula. Snakeweed present in small numbers. Some round joint cacti on plot and may be spreadi
Date: 11/22/1940