Winter surveys of Cotinus obvatus (American smoketree) in the Ozark Mountains

Graves GR. Winter surveys of Cotinus obvatus (American smoketree) in the Ozark Mountains. Research Permit and Reporting System

Cotinus obovatus (American smoketree) is a rare deciduous tree with a relictual distribution in southeastern North America. Efforts to map its fine- scale geographic distribution in the Ozark Mountains have been limited to the growing season when the distinctive blooming panicles and foliage facilitate detection in hardwood-cedar woodlands. I describe the physiognomic traits of leafless C. obovatus that permit effective population mapping in winter landscapes. Clumped growth and diagonally lean

Type
Unpublished Report
Authors
Graves, Gary
Publisher
Research Permit and Reporting System
Units
BUFF

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