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Spruce-fir trees and willows growing within the wet meadow type
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Collection: RMRS Archive Images
Keywords: meadow
wildlife ecology and conservation
Organisms: willow
spruce
fir
Location: Apache-Sitgreaves N.F.; AZ; United States
Description: Spruce-fir trees and willows growing within the wet meadow type
Date: 11/1963

Destruction of willows along a stream bottom
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Collection: RMRS Archive Images
Keywords: riparian
wildlife ecology and conservation
Organisms: willow
Location: Apache-Sitgreaves N.F.; AZ; United States
Description: Destruction of willows along a stream bottom
Date: 10/1961

Growth of willows along an intermittent stream
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Collection: RMRS Archive Images
Keywords: riparian
wildlife ecology and conservation
Organisms: willow
Location: Apache Indian Reservation; AZ; United States
Description: Growth of willows along an intermittent stream
Date: 09/1959


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Collection: RMRS Archive Images
Keywords: coniferous vegetation
grassland
vegetation types
meadow
wildlife ecology and conservation
Organisms: willow
aspen
Location: Apache National Forest; AZ, NM; United States
Description: Vegetation variation at Phelps Meadow. Note the subtypes of grassland, willow, conifer, and aspen.
Date: 9/1958

Phreatophyte growth along Oak Creek
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Collection: RMRS Archive Images
Keywords: riparian
wildlife ecology and conservation
Organisms: willow
Location: Oak Creek, Coconino N.F.; AZ; United States
Description: Phreatophyte growth along Oak Creek
Date: 02/1956

Verde River from the Camp Verde bridge.
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Collection: RMRS Archive Images
Keywords: riparian
wildlife ecology and conservation
Organisms: willow
cottonwood
Location: Camp Verde bridge, Coconino N.F.; AZ; United States
Description: Verde River from the Camp Verde bridge.
Date: 02/1956