Robinia viscosa var. viscosa

No botanical uses.

PLANTS OF GEORGIA ! * '
Robinia viscosa Vent.
FABACEAE
Tree or shrub 6-20ft tall; largest seen 6” in
diameter 3ft above base; flowers deep rose pink,
very viscid; growing in cut-over woods (stump
sprouts) below U.S. Highway 64 at Cowee Gap
(The Big View), ca. 200ft N. of 7800, near the
Jackson-Macon County line, just above sheer
cliff. Alt. ca. 4200ft.
Coll. C.E. Wood, Jr.	#7802a
3 June 1952
Pet. Doug Goldman_27 November 2006
INSTITUTE OF DENDROLOGY, KORNIK, POLAND
Robinia viscosa Vent. var. viscosa
p4t./rev. Jerzy Zielinski j
NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN
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