Prunus

/Vf
The New York Botanical Garden
Plants of U.S.A.
Rosaceae Prunus
WISCONSIN, Richland Co., at and near top of ridge at end
of dirt farm road up from Hwy. 60, Lower Wisconsin River
Wildlife Area.
T 8 N; R 2 W; WÁ SWV4 sect. 6.
43°11’49”-52”N, 90°39’39’,-44”W. alt. 280-320 m.
Old field with a few small planted Juglans nigra, the brush
cut with a brush hog, on narrow ridge top, surrounded by
deciduous forest on slopes.
Tree 9 m. tall, 20 cm. in diameter; lower trunk with flaky
dark bark like P. serótina, but note that the abaxial side of
the leaf does not have a fringe of hairs along the lower part
of the midrib. Small twigs copious; buds only.
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Coll.: M. Nee 56241
12 May 2009
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