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Photo metadata:
Original identification: Euonymus occidentalis
Current identification: Euonymus occidentalis
Photographer: Clayton J. Antieau
Date Photographed: February 15, 2004
Location: U.S.A., Washington: [Locality withheld]
Elevation: [not provided]
Coordinates: [not provided]
Phenology: Vegetative
Comments: Winter twig. Plant grown from cuttings made from a plant found at Willow Creek Natural Area, Lane County, Willamette Valley, Oregon. HOWEVER, NOTE: Bernd Schulz suggests this is not Euonymus occidentalis: Buds from E. occidentalis have only 2 scales and are very different from other species in Euonymus. (Bernd Schulz, Institut fuer Botanik, TU Dresden, Germany, http://www.biologie.tu-dresden.de/botanik/Mitarbeiter/Bernd_Schulz/Seite.htm)
