paloverde

She had gotten the peculiar yellowish-green of the paloverde just right.

The Paloverde program (left) allows a user to cruise through thousands of species with the movements of a mouse.

It also serves as nurse plant for yellow paloverde, ocotillo, and some prickly pear species.

It is Paloverde, not Paleoverde.

Paloverde may refer to:

Developers are scraping away mesquite and paloverde, replacing them with signs offering "one-acre lots in a future gated community."

Some of the common flora in the Coyote Mountains and wilderness are the paloverde tree, and the saguaro cactus.

Arizona State Tree: Blue paloverde - (pdf file)

Plant life in the dry climate of the lower Sonoran zone contains a diversity of native cactus, mesquite, and paloverde.

They are followed by seed pods which are slightly larger and flatter and have harder shells than the foothill paloverde.

Most American species are known by the common name of palo verde or paloverde, from the Spanish words meaning "green pole" or "green stick".

Although a few thousand branches may slow down Paloverde, Dr. Munzner's programs can handle millions of branches.

Calflora Database: Parkinsonia florida (blue paloverde)

Compared to the closely related Parkinsonia microphylla (foothill paloverde), it appears more decumbent in overall form, is taller, and matures more quickly.

Vegetation in Havasu Wilderness is dominated by creosote bush, ocotillo, blue-green paloverde, and pockets of saguaro.

USDA Plants Profile for Parkinsonia florida (blue paloverde)

Denser, more various vegetation - mesquite, brittlebush, green-barked paloverde trees - tends to gather around a wash, as do jack rabbits, roadrunners and coyotes.

But when the wolf lay inert at his feet, a hush seemed to fall in the mesquite and paloverde, as if the bright early-morning desert had died with the shot.

As we walked into the deep chaparral he looked behind bushes and climbed small paloverde trees to look into their foliage, only to conclude that the car was not there either.

It grows on steep, rocky slopes alongside cacti such as the saguaro and paloverde such as the yellow paloverde.

Starting with .22 revolvers, moving on to .45-caliber and 9-millimeter semiautomatics, they shoot soda and beer cans, hitting them low so they pop into the branches of a paloverde tree.

PARTLY shaded by the slender branches of a paloverde tree, his face just inches from a cluster of 5,000 honeybees, Dr. P. Kirk Visscher spoke into a walkie-talkie.

For Lee Friedlander, there is no such thing as too much to look at in a photograph; those reproduced here are crammed with the branches, thorns and trunks of cholla, saguaro and other cactuses, as well as of paloverde and mesquite.