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8 matching records found (of 8).
Search query: Genus begins with Prunus, Species begins with persica, (search polygon not defined)
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1.  Prunus persica (L.) Batsch 				Rosaceae

U.S.A., Arizona, Coconino County: Coconino National Forest: Sterling Canyon, last mile of Manzanita Trail to Manzanita Campground and down road to Encinoso Picnic Area.  Elev. 4728-4849 ft.
T18N R6E S17; also S18.  34.9366 N, 111.747 W to 34.9258 N, 111.7349 W; GPS Reading.  
Ponderosa pine slopes. Phenology: vegetative only. 

Ronald L. Hartman, 80366.  8/28/2004. 		RM 
     with James F. Fowler
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2.  Prunus persica (L.) Batsch 				Rosaceae

U.S.A., Idaho, Washington County: Payette National Forest and Vicinity: Dennett Creek, 3-6 mi E of Snake River.  Elev. 2920-4600 ft.
T14N R6W S9; also SE1/4 of NE1/4 S8 and South1/2 S10.  44.5636 N, 117.0894 W.  
Sagebrush slopes, streamside, juniper and Douglas fir above on gravelly shale. Phenology: fruiting. 

Ronald L. Hartman, 64470.  6/5/1999. 		RM 
     with Joy Handley
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3.  Prunus persica (L.) Batsch 				Rosaceae

U.S.A., Idaho, Washington County: Payette National Forest and Vicinity: Raft Creek and Snake River  Elev. 2100-3350 ft.
T15N R6W S31 South1/2; S1/2 air mi and ENE 3 trail miles also SW1/4 S28, South1/4 S29, NW1/4 S32; also T14N R6W S6 NW1/4.  44.607 N, 117.0692 W.  
Very weedy area along river and creek, and on shaly slopes. Phenology: fruiting. 

Ronald L. Hartman, 64522.  6/5/1999. 		RM 
     with Joy Handley
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4.  Prunus persica (L.) Batsch 				Rosaceae

U.S.A., New Mexico, Sandoval County: Santa Fe National Forest and Vicinity: Jemez Mountains: Battleship Rock Trail 137 at McCauley Warm Springs, 5 air mi NNE of Jemez Springs.  Elev. 7300-7400 ft.
T18N R3E S4 W1/2.  35.8222 N, 106.6281 W; GPS Reading.  
Warm springs and riparian drainage in ponderosa pine forest. Phenology: fruiting. 

Brian Reif, 9380.  9/1/2003. 		RM 799944	Barcode: RM0122057
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5.  Prunus persica (L.) Batsch 				Rosaceae

U.S.A., New Mexico, Sandoval County: Valles Caldera National Preserve: Jemez Mountains: Jemez Falls Road to turn south; two track and bushwack to southwest corner of Ranch.  Elev. 8000-8164 ft.
35 49' 39.7" N, 106 37' 1.2" W; uncertainty 1 mi..  
Ponderosa pine forest with rock outcrops and swales. Phenology: vegetative only. 

Ronald L. Hartman, 73177.  7/30/2001. 		RM 710795	Barcode: RM0070032
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6.  Prunus persica (L.) Batsch 				Rosaceae

U.S.A., New Mexico, Colfax County: Vermejo Park Ranch: S shoulder of NM Hwy 555 where highway crosses the Canadian River; 7.2 air mi W of Raton.  Elev. 6812 ft.
36 53' 24.8" N, 104 34' 2.9" W; WGS 84, uncertainty 6 m., GPS reading.  
Built up gravel road shoulder adjacent to bridge. Fruits ca. 4 cm diameter, still green and immature; single small tree ca. 4 meters tall, clearly not planted here and no old orchards seen in immediate area. Photographed. Phenology: fruiting. 

Ben Legler, 6565.  7/26/2007. 		RM 
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7.  Prunus persica (L.) Batsch 				Rosaceae

U.S.A., Colorado, Mesa County: In De Beque Canyon along the Colorado River at the southeast base of Beavertail Mountain, ca 7.5 air mi NE of Palisade.  Elev. 4800 ft.
T10S R98W S13 NE1/4; also SW1/4 S7 and NW1/4 S18.  39.1923 N, 108.2712 W; GPS reading.  
Base of sandstone cliffs along old highway in the canyon. Phenology: flowering. 

B. E. Nelson, 79021.  5/2/2010. 		USFS 898891	Barcode: USFS0060346
     with Lori E. Brummer
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8.  Prunus persica (L.) Batsch 				Rosaceae

U.S.A., Colorado, Mesa County: In De Beque Canyon along the Colorado River at the southeast base of Beavertail Mountain, ca 7.5 air mi NE of Palisade.  Elev. 4800 ft.
T10S R98W S13 NE1/4; also SW1/4 S7 and NW1/4 S18.  39.1923 N, 108.2712 W; GPS reading.  
Base of sandstone cliffs along old highway in the canyon. Phenology: flowering. 

B. E. Nelson, 79021.  5/2/2010. 		USFS 	Barcode: USFS0060941
     with Lori E. Brummer
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