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SPECIES: Arbutus arizonica | Arizona Madrone 


ABBREVIATION : 
ARBARI

SYNONYMS : 
   Arbutus xalapensis var. arizonica Gray


SCS PLANT CODE : 
   ARAR2


COMMON NAMES : 
   Arizona madrone
   Arizona madrono


TAXONOMY : 
The currently accepted scientific name of Arizona madrone is Arbutus
arizonica (Gray) Sarg. [11,25].  It is a member of the heather family
(Ericaceae).  There are no recognized subspecies, varieties, or forms.


LIFE FORM : 
Tree, Shrub

FEDERAL LEGAL STATUS : 
No special status

OTHER STATUS : 
NO-ENTRY


COMPILED BY AND DATE : 
Diane S. Pavek, April 1993


LAST REVISED BY AND DATE : 
NO-ENTRY


AUTHORSHIP AND CITATION : 
Pavek, Diane S. 1993. Arbutus arizonica. In: Remainder of Citation

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