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ORCHIDACEAE 
 (Orchid Family)
Epipactus gigantea

GIANT EPIPACTUS

 


PINACEAE
(Pine Family)
Pinus edulis

PINYON

 


POLYGONACEAE 
(Buckwheat Family)
Eriogonum alatum

WINGED BUCKWHEAT

 
Eriogonum alatum
    


POLYGONACEAE 
(Buckwheat Family)
Rumex hymenosepalus

CANAIGRE

 


RHAMNACEAE 
(Buckthorn Family)
Rhamnus betulifolia

BIRCHLEAF BUCKTHORN

 
Rhamnus betulifolia
    


RUBIACEAE 
(Madder Family)
Galium multiflorum

SHRUBBY BEDSTRAW

 


SALICACEAE 
(Willow Family)
Populus fremontii

FREMONT'S COTTONWOOD

 

 

SCROPHULARIACEAE
(Figwort Family)
Castilleja chromosa

COMMON PAINTBRUSH

 


SCROPHULARIACEAE 
 (Figwort Family)
Catilleja linariifolia

 

LINEARLEAF PAINTBRUSH

 


ULMACEAE 
(Elm Family)
Ulmus pumila

SIBERIAN ELM

 

 

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Pinyon Pine

Did You Know?
Pinyon pines do not produce pine nuts every year. These delicious nuts can only be harvested every three to seven years. This irregular schedule prevents animals from adapting to an abundance of pine nuts and guarantees that at least some nuts will become new pine trees instead of a quick meal.
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