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RMH9X8CH–A large rocky outcropping in the Mazatzal Mountains above high desert mountains and hills. Mazatzal Wilderness, Arizona
RMHHYYPT–Singleleaf Pinyon Pine, Pinus monophylla, in a mountainside forest in the Snake Range, Great Basin National Park, Nevada, USA
RMGJENJK–Mica Mountain rising up out of the Sonoran Desert grassland floor. Coronado National Forest, Arizona
RMG6P9H8–Earth's shadow setting behind the Santa Rita Mountains and the Canelo Hills. Coronado National Forest, Arizona
RF2GBKYAE–The three magnificent bridges sculpted by water in White Canyon were proclaimed a National Monument in 1908 by President Theodore Roosevelt.
RMG4727T–Yucca plants growing along a section of the Arizona Trail as it ascends a hill in the Canelo Hills. Coronado National Forest, Ar
RMGMMNP3–Sabino Canyon descending toward lower elevations in the Santa Catalina Mountains. Pusch Ridge Wilderness, Arizona
RMRDWNBC–. Wild flowers and trees of Colorado. Botany. 48 WILD FLOWERS AND TREES OF COLORADO special articles which deal with Colorado trees. It is not intended as a complete bibliography, but merely as a useful working list for reference. Economic considerations.—The great importance of forests is now recognized on every side and it is desirable that the people of Colorado should know something of the trees of the state and of their value. Perhaps the most important function of forests in -mountain districts. Limber Pine Pinyon Pine Fig. 43.—Pines. X§ Rock Pine anywhere is to conserve the water and pr
RM2GYK799–The Frisco Charcoal Kilns were built between 1877 and 1880 to produce charcoal for smelting silver ore.
RMHHYYP6–Singleleaf Pinyon Pine, Pinus monophylla, in a mountainside forest in the Snake Range, Great Basin National Park, Nevada, USA
RF2GBKYDN–The three magnificent bridges sculpted by water in White Canyon were proclaimed a National Monument in 1908 by President Theodore Roosevelt.
RMGMMNY3–Sabino Canyon descending toward lower elevations in the Santa Catalina Mountains. Pusch Ridge Wilderness, Arizona
RMREB5J5–. The condor. Birds; Birds; Birds. I04 Vol. IX THE THICK-BILIvED PARROT IN ARIZONA By AUSTIN PAUL SMITH AN immense flock of this species iRhynchopsitta pachyrhyncha) were observed by miners at Bonita Park, near Cochise head in the Chiricahua Mountains, during the month of August, 1904. They were first noticed about noon of the 26th, by a Mr. Dufferik, and were then feeding on pinyon nuts. Some of the birds were on the ground, searching for the fallen nuts. Their confiding nature, and the fact that they roosted in the trees nearby, enabled Mr. Dufferik to capture one alive, a bird of the year,
RM2GYK78E–The Frisco Charcoal Kilns were built between 1877 and 1880 to produce charcoal for smelting silver ore.
RMGMMNTA–Sabino Canyon descending toward lower elevations in the Santa Catalina Mountains. Pusch Ridge Wilderness, Arizona
RMGDGTRR–The high desert foothills of the Santa Rita Mountains rolling east toward the Canelo Hills. Coronado National Forest, Arizona
RMG6CKC2–A vast expanse of high desert grasslands opening up below the Whetstone Mountains. Coronado National Forest, Arizona
![. Bulletin of the Southern California Academy of Sciences. Science; Natural history; Natural history. was felt more than a thousand feet distant. Strangely enough it reminded one of the backward thrust of an airplane propeller from a stationary machine. In climbing over the rocky backbones ("cleav- ers") which separate the glaciers, the effect of avalanche winds on loose friable rock was observed. There were other occular proofs of the wind havoc in the groups of broken pine trees, pinyon cedars and other stunted growth with undamaged trunks and roots, but with broken and blasted lim Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RGD1F5/bulletin-of-the-southern-california-academy-of-sciences-science-natural-history-natural-history-was-felt-more-than-a-thousand-feet-distant-strangely-enough-it-reminded-one-of-the-backward-thrust-of-an-airplane-propeller-from-a-stationary-machine-in-climbing-over-the-rocky-backbones-quotcleav-ersquot-which-separate-the-glaciers-the-effect-of-avalanche-winds-on-loose-friable-rock-was-observed-there-were-other-occular-proofs-of-the-wind-havoc-in-the-groups-of-broken-pine-trees-pinyon-cedars-and-other-stunted-growth-with-undamaged-trunks-and-roots-but-with-broken-and-blasted-lim-RGD1F5.jpg ". Bulletin of the Southern California Academy of Sciences. Science; Natural history; Natural history. was felt more than a thousand feet distant. Strangely enough it reminded one of the backward thrust of an airplane propeller from a stationary machine. In climbing over the rocky backbones ("cleav- ers") which separate the glaciers, the effect of avalanche winds on loose friable rock was observed. There were other occular proofs of the wind havoc in the groups of broken pine trees, pinyon cedars and other stunted growth with undamaged trunks and roots, but with broken and blasted lim Stock Photo")
RMRGD1F5–. Bulletin of the Southern California Academy of Sciences. Science; Natural history; Natural history. was felt more than a thousand feet distant. Strangely enough it reminded one of the backward thrust of an airplane propeller from a stationary machine. In climbing over the rocky backbones ("cleav- ers") which separate the glaciers, the effect of avalanche winds on loose friable rock was observed. There were other occular proofs of the wind havoc in the groups of broken pine trees, pinyon cedars and other stunted growth with undamaged trunks and roots, but with broken and blasted lim
RMD0WRG3–Stripes of desert varnish line the canyon walls of Capitol Gorge in Utah’s Capitol Reef National Park.
RM2A31FMJ–Pectol's Pyramid rising above a series of small canyons through the eroded sandstone along the Navajo Knobs Trail. Capitol Reef National Park, Utah
RMD0WRF8–Layers of multi-hued sandstone dominate the landscape of Utah’s Capitol Reef National Park.
RMG6CKDD–The sky island of the Huachuca Mountains towering over the Canelo Hills. Coronado National Forest, Arizona
RMD8TX00–Multi-hued rock layers of sandstone make up The Fluted Wall in Utah's Capitol Reef National Park.
RM2GYK720–The Firsco Charcoal Kilns were built between 1877 and 1880 to produce charcoal for smelting silver ore.
RM2G5N5YW–A burnt juniper tree, burned in the Pack Creek Fire in the Manit-La Sal National Forest near Moab, Utah.
RM2NK9MYC–The snow-capped La Sal Mountains in the Manti-La Sal National Forest near Moab, Utah. The Behind the Rocks sandstone fins are at right.
RM2G5N5W6–A sunflower that narrowly escaped being burned in the Pack Creek Fire that burned 9,000 acres near Moab, Utah.
RM2NK9MYA–Monsoon clouds over Arth's Pasture and Arcth;s Rim near Moab, Utah, as viewed from the Navajo Rocks area.
RMRH4GHC–. Brigham Young University science bulletin. Biology -- Periodicals. 18 BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY SCIENCE BULLETIN Dendrochronology; A New Application The counting of rings from actively growing trees has been used for years to determine the age of forest stands and even some geomorphological events. For instance, ring counts have provided some information on the effects of fire and other disturbances on the pinyon-juniper type in Arizona (Arnold, Jameson, and Reid, 1964). This simple dating technique is not usable, however, in dating fires because we do not know how soon living trees become es
RM2T7MG0H–The road cut for Hwy. 95 through Comb Ridge and Comb Wash in the Bears Ears National Monument in Utah.
RMG6P94P–Sunset creating a colorful landscape above the high desert grasslands of the Canelo Hills. Coronado National Forest, Arizona
RMD998C4–Overnight rainfall enriches volcanic ash deposits at the Caneville Badlands bordering Utah's Capitol Reef National Park.
RM2NEN20J–View over the Dry Fork of Bull Canyon with Behind the Rocks and the snow-capped La Sal Mountains behind. Moab, Utah.
RM2WCKR40–Morning view of the monuments in the Monument Navajo Valley Tribal Park in Arizona. Viewed from Hunt's Mesa.
RM2NK9NN3–Summer monsoon clouds over Arth's Pasture and Arches National Park, left background, near Moab, Utah, as viewed from the Navajo Rocks area.
RMRH4GPN–. Brigham Young University science bulletin. Biology -- Periodicals. 5 BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY SCIENCE BULLETIN. Fig. 3. Aspect of the Wetherill Burn in July 1963. Dead snags of the former pinyon-juniper forest show little weathering. The mountain-brush species, released from competition with the trees, are becoming more dominant. Elevation, 7,650 feet. the observation plots. Gambel oak, for example, was not sampled but was abundant along the edges of the ridge. Bitterbrush (Piirshia tridentata), too, was com- mon in the burn but not in the immediate area. A list- ing of those species occurri
RMG6CJR7–A vast expanse of high desert grasslands opening up below the sky islands of the Rincon and Whetstone Mountains. Coronado Nation
RMD998CR–Overnight rainfall enriches colorful volcanic ash deposits at the Bentonite Hills in Utah's Capitol Reef National Park.
RM2NK9NM6–Summer monsoon clouds over Arth's Pasture and Arches National Park, left background, near Moab, Utah, as viewed from the Navajo Rocks area.
![. North American trees : being descriptions and illustrations of the trees growing independently of cultivation in North America, north of Mexico and the West Indies . Trees. H The Pines 7. MEXICAN NUT PINE — Pinus cembroides Zuccarini A low bushy tree of Arizona and adjacent Alexico, occurring on dn' mountain ridges at an altitude of about 1900 meters. Its usual height is about 6 meters, with a trunk diameter of 3 dm. It is reported to attain much greater dimensions in Mexico and is variously known as ]Mexican pinon or pinyon, Nut pine, Pinon and Stone pine; it is recorded as growing also in Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RDBHNB/north-american-trees-being-descriptions-and-illustrations-of-the-trees-growing-independently-of-cultivation-in-north-america-north-of-mexico-and-the-west-indies-trees-h-the-pines-7-mexican-nut-pine-pinus-cembroides-zuccarini-a-low-bushy-tree-of-arizona-and-adjacent-alexico-occurring-on-dn-mountain-ridges-at-an-altitude-of-about-1900-meters-its-usual-height-is-about-6-meters-with-a-trunk-diameter-of-3-dm-it-is-reported-to-attain-much-greater-dimensions-in-mexico-and-is-variously-known-as-mexican-pinon-or-pinyon-nut-pine-pinon-and-stone-pine-it-is-recorded-as-growing-also-in-RDBHNB.jpg ". North American trees : being descriptions and illustrations of the trees growing independently of cultivation in North America, north of Mexico and the West Indies . Trees. H The Pines 7. MEXICAN NUT PINE — Pinus cembroides Zuccarini A low bushy tree of Arizona and adjacent Alexico, occurring on dn' mountain ridges at an altitude of about 1900 meters. Its usual height is about 6 meters, with a trunk diameter of 3 dm. It is reported to attain much greater dimensions in Mexico and is variously known as ]Mexican pinon or pinyon, Nut pine, Pinon and Stone pine; it is recorded as growing also in Stock Photo")
RMRDBHNB–. North American trees : being descriptions and illustrations of the trees growing independently of cultivation in North America, north of Mexico and the West Indies . Trees. H The Pines 7. MEXICAN NUT PINE — Pinus cembroides Zuccarini A low bushy tree of Arizona and adjacent Alexico, occurring on dn' mountain ridges at an altitude of about 1900 meters. Its usual height is about 6 meters, with a trunk diameter of 3 dm. It is reported to attain much greater dimensions in Mexico and is variously known as ]Mexican pinon or pinyon, Nut pine, Pinon and Stone pine; it is recorded as growing also in
RMG6P90B–Sunset creating a colorful landscape above the high desert of the Canelo Hills. Coronado National Forest, Arizona
RMD9989A–Overnight rainfall enriches volcanic ash deposits at the Caneville Badlands bordering Utah's Capitol Reef National Park.
RMGJENJY–A starry night sky over Mica Mountain and Sonoran Desert grasslands lit by moonlight. Coronado National Forest, Arizona
RMGJENJR–A starry night sky beginning to emerge over Mica Mountain and Sonoran Desert grasslands. Coronado National Forest, Arizona
RMG6P9B6–Sunset begins lighting the grasslands in the Canelo Hills with the Santa Rita Mountains. Coronado National Forest, Arizona
RM2NK9NNB–Summer monsoon clouds over Arth's Pasture and Arches National Park, left background, near Moab, Utah, as viewed from the Navajo Rocks area.
RM2G5N5TP–The Manti-La Sal National Forest sign, burned in the Pack Creek Fire, a human-caused fire in Pack Creek Canyon, Utah. Behind is an extensive area bur
RM2JTPCD9–Sunset skies over Balanced Rock in Arches National Park near Moab, Utah. In the background are the La Sal Mountains.
RMRH4GFA–. Brigham Young University science bulletin. Biology -- Periodicals. BIOLOGICAL SERIES. VOL. II, NO. 3 NATIVE TREES OF UTAH UTAH OUTLINE MAP Counly linoB and. Fig. 4. Jiinipenis osteospenna (Torr.) Little common conifer in Utah. It is the characteristic tree of lower and desert mountain slopes from 4,000 to 7,000 feet elevation, and often forms pure stands of considerable size, particularly in regions of recent invasion. Together with the two pinyon pine species in Utah it forms the pigmy forests of the desert ranges and plateaus. At higlier elevations Utah juniper is associated with Ganibel o
RMD998DD–Overnight rainfall enriches colorful volcanic ash deposits at the Bentonite Hills in Utah's Capitol Reef National Park.
RMG6CKTG–Sunset lighting the high desert grasslands in the Canelo Hills. Coronado National Forest, Arizona
RM2JTPCCY–Sunset skies over Balanced Rock in Arches National Park near Moab, Utah. In the background are the La Sal Mountains.
RM2NRYA6J–View of Arth's Pasture, Arth's Rima & distant Arches National Park from the Plateau Viewpoint, Moab, Utah. Monitor Butte is at far left.
RMRHM1N4–. A biological survey of Colorado. Natural history Colorado; Mammals Colorado; Trees Colorado. North American Fauna No. 33, U. S. Dep.. /-gr. Biological Survey. Plate IV.. Fig. 1.—Spruce Tree Cliff Ruins, Navajo Canyon, Mesa Verde, with Juniper AND Pinyon Forest in the Rough Canyon Country of Southwestern Colorado.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Cary, Merritt, 1880-1918; United States. Bureau of Biological
RMD998BH–Overnight rainfall enriches volcanic ash deposits at the Caneville Badlands bordering Utah's Capitol Reef National Park.
RMG6CKM3–A yucca plant growing in the Canelo Hills below a distant sky island in the Sonoran Desert. Coronado National Forest, Arizona
RMGKJ73H–An oak tree in Sabino Canyon in the East Fork of Sabino Canyon in the Santa Catalina Mountains. Pusch Ridge Wilderness, Arizona
RM2NRYA79–Panoramic view of Arth's Pasture from the Monitor & Merrimac Buttes at left to the La Sal Mountains at right. Moab, Utah.
RM2NRYA6F–Cumulus clouds over Arth's Pasture, Arth's Rima & distant Arches National Park from the Plateau Viewpoint, Moab, Utah.
RMRDWNBP–. Wild flowers and trees of Colorado. Botany. 42 WILD FLOWERS AND TREES OF COLORADO are found at Colorado Springs and southward. The distribution of the pinyon pine is similar. Many of the high-altitude trees extend far north to British Columbia and even Alaska1. A considerable number range to the Pacific coast, but only a few show a distribution far eastward.. Fig. 38.—Rock Pine, Growing in the Open, Estes Park Limits of tree distribution.—The upper limit of tree growth, or timber- line, is variable as to altitude. On north exposures the trees do not extend so high up the mountain side as the
RM2JTPCGR–Colorful storm clouds in post-sunset light over Balanced Rock in Arches National Park, Moab, Utah.
RM2K3KHNY–Stormy view of Shafer Canyon & Dead Horse Point from the Shafer Canyon Overlook in Canyonlands National Park, Utah.
RMD998AR–Overnight rainfall enriches volcanic ash deposits at the Caneville Badlands bordering Utah's Capitol Reef National Park.
RM2NH466M–Early light on Bird's View Butte and the Crow's Head Spires in Shafer Canyon at Marlboro Point near Moab, Utah. The Island in the Sky Mesa of Canyonl
RM2NRYAJ0–The Entrada sandstone formations of the Navajo Rocks at sunrise near Moab, Utah. In front are pinyon pine and Utah juniper trees.
RM2RJER0E–Light-colored Navajo Sandstone formations in Sinbad Country in the San Rafael Swell in south central Utah. Pinyon and juniper trees grow at the base
RMGKJ790–Saguaro catus and high desert grassland vegetation in the East Fork of Sabino Canyon in the Santa Catalina Mountains, Arizona
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