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Celtis reticulata Netleaf Hackberry; Western Hackberry; Palo Blanco |
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Accession Number: 131954*1 Map | Images | |
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E-mail| TOUR DETAILS | James also described a “Prunus” with “leaves alternate obliquely cordate” and peduncles axillary solitary one flowered” (qtd. 319). This species was in fact Celtis reticulata, a somewhat scraggly deciduous tree still found on the rocky slopes and canyon bottoms of southeastern Colorado. The foliage of this tree is often infected with insect galls, which are considered relatively harmless to the tree. |
| LOCATION GROUP | Rock Alpine Garden; Rock Alpine Garden, South Slope |
| FAMILY NAME | Hemp Family |
| FAMILY | Cannabaceae |
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September 11, 2013 (When this plant was acquired and registered in the database) |
| FLOWER COLOR | green |
| FLOWER COLOR NOTE | greenish |
| FRUIT COLOR | red |
| USDA HZ | 5 (Coldest Zone Where Hardy) |
| HABIT | Tree |
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