313 Mountain mahogany shrubland Mountain mahogany are often in small tree or shrub form that reach heights between 6 and 27 feet and commonly occur in the drier sites of the Western United States. It is often associated with serviceberry, big and black sagebrush, bitterbrush, and rabbit brush along with wheat grass and Idaho fescue. Most sites have been disturbed fire and or grazing. 260,310,320,330,340 6 4 209,211 18 4 3 Roger Ottmar

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