A remarkable specimen of Juniperus occidentalis growing with normal western Juniper trees on the plains in Modoc County. It is locally known as "The Pretty Juniper." Farm Advison Hays is bringing cuttings of it for propagation in greenhouse. Photo enlarged from color positive by Forest Supervisor Russel Beeson. Fall 1939. Tree named the George Lyons Juniper.
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Location: average distance Identification: exact ground location unclear, appears unknowable
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