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Utah Trees.

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1 Utah Trees

2 Mountain/Forest Trees
Spruce Quaking Aspen Fir Ponderosa Pine Lodge pole Pine Maple Oak

3 Spruce Type A

4 Quaking Aspen Type B

5 Fir Type A

6 Ponderosa Pine Type A http://www.sdda.sd.gov

7 Lodgepole Pine Type A

8 Bristlecone Pine Type A

9 Maple Type B

10 Oak Type B

11 Wetland Trees Willow Cottonwood

12 Willow Type B

13 Cottonwood Type B

14 Desert Trees Pinion Pine Utah Juniper Joshua Tree

15 Pinion Pine Type A

16 Utah Juniper Type A

17 Joshua Tree Type ?

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