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Home>>Physical Aspects >>Plants>>Vegetation Change and Arroyo Cutting in Southeastern Arizona During the Past Century>>Figure 7b: Charleston, 1959, looking south toward Bronco Hill. Photo taken from the same spot as Figure 7a. Arrows indicate hills on which white thorn acacia has replaced grassland
 

Vegetation Change and Arroyo Cutting in Southeastern Arizona During the Past Century: An Historical Review.

Figure 7b: Charleston, 1959, looking south toward Bronco Hill. Photo taken from the same spot as Figure 7a. Arrows indicate hills on which white thorn acacia has replaced grassland.

From:
James Rodney Hastings, Institute of Atmospheric Physics, The University of Arizona.
Vegetation Change and Arroyo Cutting in Southeastern Arizona During the Past Century: An Historical Review.

In Arid Lands Colloquia 1958-1959.University of Arizona.

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