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Prunus armeniaca

Apricot

Foliage of Prunus armeniaca, along Route 66, northern Yavapai County.

Foliage.

Along historic route 66, about 5 miles west of Seligman,
at 5500 feet elevation; northern Yavapai County.

16 September 2004.

 

Leaf of Prunus armeniaca, along Route 66, northern Yavapai County.

Leaf; detail from prior image.

16 September 2004.

 

Habit of Prunus armeniaca, along Route 66, northern Yavapai County.

Habit; Chino Point in background.
Notice that this waif is growing next to a ditch, which probably collects extra water from run-off from the road and from the nearby bluffs, making it possible for the tree to survive in the arid region.

Same tree as in prior images.

16 September 2004.


Photographs copyright © Lee Dittmann

This page created 25 February 2005; revised 5 November 2006.

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