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This tree is also called the boxelder maple, maple ash, ash maple, ashleaf maple, and cutleaf maple.
The Albert Lea Tribune Staff 2010
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This tree is also called the boxelder maple, maple ash, ash maple, ashleaf maple, and cutleaf maple.
The Albert Lea Tribune Staff 2010
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This tree is also called the boxelder maple, maple ash, ash maple, ashleaf maple, and cutleaf maple.
The Albert Lea Tribune Staff 2010
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This tree is also called the boxelder maple, maple ash, ash maple, ashleaf maple, and cutleaf maple.
The Albert Lea Tribune Staff 2010
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This tree is also called the boxelder maple, maple ash, ash maple, ashleaf maple, and cutleaf maple.
The Albert Lea Tribune Staff 2010
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Riparian vegetation along the water courses originating in higher mountains include willow species and narrowleaf cottonwood, with boxelder and wild plum in the north.
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Rocky Mountain ponderosa pine dominates the landscape; it blends with eastern boxelder and burr oak and boreal paper birch and white spruce in moist areas.
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It is associated with boxelder and narrowleaf cottonwood in Utah, blue spruce and lodgepole pine in Wyoming, and with blue spruce, cottonwood species, and Rocky Mountain maple in Colorado, Arizona, and New Mexico.
White fir 2009
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Green ash, boxelder, snowberry, and upland juniper grow in the draws.
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As a result, riparian tree and shrub growth is more extensive than in other Northwestern Great Plains (43) ecoregions; boxelder, snowberry, serviceberry, and bullberry grow along streams and up north-facing slopes.
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