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Botanical and ethnobotanical species profile detailing traditional Indigenous uses, medicinal applications, material culture significance, and ecological functions of Salix exigua within riparian ecosystems of the American Southwest and adjacent regions.
Plant Symbol: SAEX
Scientific Name: Salix exigua Nutt.
Common Names: Sandbar willow, gray willow, narrow-leaved willow, dusky willow, pussywillow
Contributing Institutions: USDA NRCS National Plant Data Center; New Mexico Plant Materials Center; Idaho Plant Materials Center
Thematic Focus: Ethnobotany; traditional uses; riparian ecology; medicinal applications
Geographic Scope: American Southwest; Mexico; California; Sierra Nevada; Pueblo province
Associated Indigenous Groups: Paiute; Chemehuevi; Mono; Panamint; Northern Paiute; Shoshoni; Bannock; Ute; Washo; Chiricahua; Jicarilla Apache; Mescalero Apache; Navajo; San Carlos Apache; Western Apache; White Mountain Apache; Havasupai; Maricopa; Yavapai; Hopi; San Juan Pueblo (Tewa); Zuni; Papago; Pima
Document Type: Botanical and ethnobotanical species profile
Subject Areas: Basketry; construction; dyes; tools; games; medicine; riparian ecosystem services
Historical References: Ancestral Puebloan period; ethnographic accounts (Wheat 1967; Murphey 1959)
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Skunkbush (Rhus trilobata Nutt.) Plant Profile and Species Information
Scientific Name: Rhus trilobata Nutt.
Common Names: Skunkbrush; polecat bush; stinking sumac; ill-scented sumac; quailbush; squawbush; squawberry; basketbush; lemonade sumac; three-lobed sumac; three-leaved sumac; lemita
Family: Anacardiaceae
Plant Symbol: RHTR
Contributing Institutions: USDA NRCS National Plant Data Center; Biota of North America Program; Department of Botany, NMNH, Smithsonian Institution
Prepared By: Guy Nesom
Species Coordinator: M. Kat Anderson
Publishing Organization: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Natural Resources Conservation Service
Edited Dates: 19 June 2002; 3 June 2003; 16 August 2006
Geographic Distribution: Western North America from Saskatchewan and Alberta south to Texas, California, and Mexico
Habitat: Prairies, shrublands, oak woodlands, dry rocky slopes, streamsides, sand dunes, roadsides, and waste places at 1000–3000 meters elevation
Flowering Period: April–July
Fruiting Period: June–October
Plant Type: Deciduous native shrub
Uses: Ethnobotanic; wildlife forage; ornamental planting; erosion control; windbreaks; shelterbelts
Propagation: Seed; root cuttings; softwood cuttings
Conservation Status Note: Current status available via the PLANTS Web site and State Departments of Natural Resources
References: Sanford 1970; Tirmenstein 1987; Wasser 1982
Topics: Salix exigua Nutt