Crataegus douglasii Dougl. var. glabella (T. & G.) Wheelock

Oregon: Grant County: John Day River, south of Goose Rock Bridge, east side of Route 19, south of bridge, east bank of river, federal land (National Monument); unimproved access road, [directly across river from Humphrey Ranch, supports of earlier bridge here; could be location of L. F. Henderson collection # 5146 of 30 April 1925] Elev. 2300 ft.
T11S R26E S30
Datum: NAD 27. Uncertainty: 805 meters. Coordinate Source: TRS2LL.
Across river and slightly upstream from Humphreys Ranch, with Poa bulbosa, Artemisia tridentata, Lepidium perfoliatum, Elymus. In late fruit; leaves variable, some broad, double thorns present; flowering pedicels somewhat hairy; ten stamens; (4-) 5 pistils; very old tree, partially fallen in past; fruits dark red, spherical, some blackish and wrinkled; 5 (4) pyrenes; heavily attacked by Gymnosporangium fungus which gives fruit a "fringed" appearance. Duplicate determination as Crataegus castlegarensis by J.B. Phipps and O'Kennon on 29 September 2003. Phenology: Fruits.

Rhoda M. Love C200334, Sep 4, 2003
WTU, Accession: 379132