Tamarix ramosissima Ledeb.
Annotated by F. D. Johnson.

Oregon: Malheur County: Snake River between Homedale, Idaho and Nysaa, Oregon. Elev. 2300 ft.
Riparian, salt desert shrub. Associated species: Salix amygdaloides, Typha latifolia, Rhus trilobata. Along this reach of the Snake River, essantially from Marsing to Nyssa, the riparian fringe is narrow and contains few large trees, or groves of large trees. The dominants are Salix amygdaloides, Elaeagnus angustifolia, and Tamarix ramosissima. Native shrubs include Rosa woodsii, Ribes aureum, and Rhus trilobata. Scattered excapes, primarily of seedling and sapling size, include: Ulmus pumila arborea, Acer negundo violaceum, Acer saccharinum, and Fraxinus pennsylvanica. Phenology: Flowers.

F. D. Johnson s.n., Aug 16, 1980
With Steven Brunsfeld
ID, Accession: 87983, Barcode: ID073623