Field notes, v601
Page 577
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K Dixon 1952 15 mi. W Bastrop, 600 ft., Bastrop Co., Texas February 13 474 Opuntia spreading bush to 4 ft. high fruits bright red 475. Berberis trifoliatum - spreading shrub often growing in center of a mesquite shrub or thicket 476. leafless, green-stemmed shrub All the above plants growing on top of a gravelly ridge about 4 miles S of the Colorado River. Mesquite- dominated brushland the principal cover. Soils shallow. 3 mi. ESE Del Valle, 400 ft., Travis Co., Texas February "1 477 Juniperus growing with deciduous Quercus spp. and small Ulmus (crasifolia?) on gravelly ridge S of Colorado River: 17 mi. S Washburn, 3400 ft., Armstrong Co., Texas Feb 18 478 Juniperus growing on "bench" above Palo Duro Canyon tributary - grasses, mesquite, catelaw - all scattered (white outcrops on bluff higher = limestone?) 479. shrub growing with 478 (= 476 ?)