The second tree in the “untoothed simple leaves” section of the field guide, like the first, is a spiny desert dweller that has barely any leaves at all. Finally I spotted one clinging to a twig in a photo that was clearly meant to showcase the thorns and the brilliant indigo flowers. But short-lived though the leaves of Psorothamnus spinosus (formerly Dalea spinosa) are, they are simple and untoothed. And also very fuzzy, which is a challenge to my drawing ability that I see will continue with some other trees in my near future.
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April 19, 2022 at 7:40 pm
Erp
And so you must continue to wait until trees with what most consider normal leaves show up.
The family this is in, the Fabaceae (pea family), is huge with over 20,000 species (fortunately most aren’t trees in this area).
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