Bill Williams Mountain
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Cimicifuga arizonica |
Penstemon nudiflorus |
Pericome caudata |
Pyrola chlorantha |
Coordinating Botanist: Glenn Rink Status: In Progress Started: 2012 Taxa List |
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Disporum Trachycarpum |
Bill
Williams Mountain lies to the south of Williams, Arizona in northern
Arizona. It provides the watershed for
the town of Williams. The mountain
harbors many taxa known from further south, including the northernmost
location for the rare Arizona Bugbane.
Two hundred and seventy eight taxa have been documented. A few more trips and we’ll call this one
done. The
first systematic plant work was done by Jim David of Flagstaff in the 1960s,
when he was a young man working during the summer for the Museum of Northern
Arizona. Moira Hazen, master’s
student, apparently made extensive collections in the mid 1970s, but her
collections have not been found. Glenn
Rink filled in many of the gaps in 2012 and 2013, and plans to re-visit the
mountain in the next couple of years to complete this work. |