New Tree Species?

Poppies & cougars & shrooms, oh my!
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Uncle Rico
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Post by Uncle Rico »

I think I discovered a new tree species while out and about in the San Gabes today. It had very unusual fruit. Anyone come across this before?
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Mike P
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Post by Mike P »

The original stone fruit...
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mattmaxon
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Post by mattmaxon »

Perhaps related to Rock Maple Acer saccharum


Ricos Burned Rock Oak Ricoia Quercus saxum ssp. extermino

:lol:
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bsmith
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Post by bsmith »

have a toke and pass me some rocks, dude.
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Uncle Rico
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Post by Uncle Rico »

Ha! Good one Rambo, although Mad Maxon has clearly done more scientific research into this than either of us. :)
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Hikin_Jim
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Post by Hikin_Jim »

This must be where they get the fixins for stone soup...

HJ
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Slowest_Hiker
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Post by Slowest_Hiker »

I also have a photo of this tree from March 2013! The blooms must last a geologically long time!
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Post by Slowest_Hiker »

I saw the tree again on Feb 11!
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dima
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Post by dima »

Tapatalk ate the previous photo. Is this on the Gabrielino between Switzer's and Red Box saddle?
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Uncle Rico
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Post by Uncle Rico »

Yes Sir.

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Ellen
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Post by Ellen »

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