A photo of salt cedar.
By Geology and Ecology of National Parks
June 1990 (approx.)
Detailed Description
Park visitors rest under a tamarisk or salt cedar (Tamarix sp.) near a sand dune and small cave in Boquillas Canyon. Tamarisk is an invasive plant that has spread throughout river systems of the Desert Southwest (Muzika and Swearingen, 2009).
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A photo of salt cedar.