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• Photo Archive No. 089.1.1919.05

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  May 1919

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  Temporary No. 82. Perm. No. 40680A. FPI-3. Santa Rita Range Reserve at quadrat D4P. Made by R.L. Hensel on 1 May 1919. 12 m. Using stop No. 45. Direction S. Light Brt 1/5. Shows spring annual vegetation in this pasture. The grass tufts are barely visible as utilization of grass is about 75%. Weed utilization about 10%. Compare with 249850, 328877. P.S. #89. 104-C.

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• Photo Archive No. 089.1.1930.07

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  July 1930

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  Temp. No. 678. Permanent No. 249850. Looking southeast from the vicinity of Quadrat D4P to be compared with Photo 40680A. July 1930. Photo Sta #89. Also compare 328877. 104-C.

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• Photo Archive No. 089.1.1935.09

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  September 1935

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  Perm. No. 328877. Temp. No. 2095. Photo Sta #89. Looking southeast from the vicinity of Quadrat D4P. Retake of 249850 taken in 1930. To be compared. Photo by Cribbs of S.R.E.R. 9/12/35. Exp. 1/5 - 32 - 8 - CP. Also compare 40680A. 104-C. (Just across fence in #1 from Photo 249849, Photo Sta #88).

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• Photo Archive No. 089.1.1948.06

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  June 1948

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  6-48. A-48-80. P.S. 89 repeat photo. Good stand of grass mainly Bfi. Big increase in Pve. Some cholla and pricklypear have come in. SRER. Culley. 10H(3)b.

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• Photo Archive No. 089.1.1950.11

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  November 1950

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  11/50. R-238. Santa Rita Exp. Range, Ariz. Repeat of Photo station 89. 10H(3)b. H.G. Reynolds.

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• Photo Archive No. 089.1.1951.09

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  September 1951

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  B-51-40. PS 89 (taken at Quadrat D4P, no post. Iron pipe 50' so. of quadrat, tag 7/PDS on fence north). Looking across Past 8. 40-32-13-3/4". Repeat of 40680-A. Bohning, SRER. 26 Sept 1951.

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• Photo Archive No. 089.1.1961.12

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  December 1961

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  M-767. 12-18-61. SRER, Past 1 - retake of PP 89 showing good grass cover following mesquite control.

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• Photo Archive No. 089.1.1975.06

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  June 1975

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  M1253. PS 89. June 1975. NOTE: Photo M1252 also archived under this number but not included on the web page is the same view.

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• Photo Archive No. 089.1.1984.05

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  May 1984

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  PS 89. Azimuth 168. May 9, 1984. RFB. Honeywell Pentax 35mm camera. 35mm WA lens. f:11-16 1/125 20'. 10:00 A.M. Very hazy day. Robert F. Buttery.

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• Photo Archive No. 089.1.1984.07

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  July 1984

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  PS 89. Azimuth 168. July 25, 1984. RFB. Honeywell Pentax 35mm camera. 35mm wide angle lens. Kodak FX 135 film. f:16 1/60 30'. 8:00 A.M. Robert F. Buttery.

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• Photo Archive No. 089.1.1988.02

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  February 1988

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  PS 89. Az 168. Feb. 16, 1988. RFB. Canon AE-1 camera. 35mm wide angle lens. f:8 1/125 Inf. 3:10 P.M. Robert F. Buttery.

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• Photo Archive No. 089.1.2000.11

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  November 2000

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  PS 89. November 9, 2000. Facing south. Azimuth 168. Pasture 1. ASA 125 Plus X film. 35mm lens focal length. Eragrostis lehmanniana, burroweed; yucca in foreground was present in 1917. Some mesquite trees have established since clearing in 1950s. Occasional Digitaria californica, Bothriochloa barbinodis (beardgrass). M. McClaran.

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• Photo Archive No. 089.1.2007.04

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  PS. 089. 11 April 2007. Facing south, Azimuth 168. Pasture 1. Elevation 1263 m. ISO 100, 35mm focal length, Canon 5D Digital Camera. Witness present, camera above. Mesquite alive, burroweed >50% dead, Yucca elata (was present in 1914 photo) in left midground. Barrel and prickly pear cacti. Lehmann lovegrass dominant, cottontop, threeawns, cane beardgrass scattered. Mesquite stump center distant was alive in 1914, and was killed in late 1950s. New mesquite arrived after mid 1950s treatment that killed large mesquite. Compared to 2000, less grass, less burroweed, mesquite larger, agave and barrel cactus appear. M. McClaran photographer, M. McGregor assistant.

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• Photo Archive No. 089.1.2013.03

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  PS. 089. 25 March 2013. 3:12 pm. Facing south, Azimuth 168. Pasture 1. Elevation 1258 m. ISO 125, 35mm focal length, Canon 5D Mark II Digital Camera. Witness present, camera above. Mesquite alive, very few burroweed, and Yucca elata (present in 1914 photo) in left midground. has been pushed over and only a small sprout (visible) remains alive, but the one on the right is dead. Barrel and prickly pear cacti. Lehmann lovegrass dominant, cottontop present. Mesquite stump center distant was alive in 1914, and was killed in late 1950s. New mesquite arrived after mid 1950s treatment that killed large mesquite. Compared to 2007, less grass, less burroweed, and yucca plants were pushed over only one of two now alive. M. McClaran photographer, K. Hawkes assistant.

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• Photo Archive No. 089.1.2019.03

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  March 2019

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  PS. 089. 07 March 2019. 2:12 pm. Facing south, Azimuth 168. Pasture 1. Elevation 1258 m. ISO 160, 35mm focal length, Canon 5D Mark II Digital Camera. Witness present, camera above. Area burned in Sawmill Fire April 2017. Mesquite alive, and Yucca elata (present in 1914 photo) in left midground. has been pushed over and three sprouts present. Barrel cactus dead was burned in fire, and two of three cholla dead after the fire. No prickly pear cacti. Baccharis pternenoides behind distant mesquite. Lehmann lovegrass dominant, cottontop, black grama in open and Setaria and cottontop under mesquite present. Mesquite stump center distant was alive in 1914, and was killed in late 1950s. New mesquite arrived after mid 1950s treatment that killed large mesquite. Compared to 2013, more grass and grass species, no burroweed, and now three yucca plants. M. McClaran photographer, A. Gorlier assistant.

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