210 Pinyon-Utah juniper woodland Pinyon pine and juniper are common associates in the woodlands of the Great Basin. These woodlands have an extensive distribution throughout the Southwest and are especially well developed on mesas, plateaus, piedmonts, slopes and ridges from Colorado, Utah, Nevada, and southeastern California through Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas. Utah juniper can be replaced by alligator juniper, Rocky Mountain juniper, one-seed juniper, or other juniper species in some sites. 310,320,330,340 2 1 146,208 2,3 3 2

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