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Plants Referred to in Text:

Common Name Scientific Name
Agave _Agave_ sp.
Alder _Alnus_ sp.
Almond _Prunus_ sp.
American linden _Tilia americana_ L.
Anaqua _Ehretia anacua_ (Teran & Berl.) I. M.
Johnst.
Apple _Malus_ sp.
Arrow arum _Peltandra_ sp.
Ash _Fraxinus_ sp.
Ash, black _Fraxinus nigra_ Marsh.
Ash, green _Fraxinus pennsylvanica_ Marsh.
Ash, water _Fraxinus caroliniana_ Mill.
Aspen _Populus_ sp.
Baldcypress _Taxodium distichum_ (L.) Rich.
Basswood _Tilia_ sp.
Bayberry _Myrica_ sp.
Beech _Fagus grandifolia_ Ehrh.
Bermuda grass _Cynodom dactylon_ (L.) Pers.
Birch _Betula_ sp.
Birch, paper _Betula papyrifera_ Marsh.
Blackberries _Rubus_ sp.
Blueberries _Vaccinium_ sp.
Bulrush _Scirpus_ sp.
Butternut _Juglans cinerea_ L.
Buttonbush _Cephalanthus occidentalis_ L.
Cabbage _Brassica_ sp.
Cactus Cactaceae
Catalpa _Catalpa_ sp.
Catclaw _Acacia_ sp.
Cedar
Cherries _Prunus_ sp.
Cherry, wild _Prunus_ sp.
China tree _Koelreuteria_ sp.
Cissus _Cissus_ sp.
Coontail _Ceratophyllum demersum_ L.
Corn _Zea mays_ L.
Cottonwood _Populus_ sp.
Cottonwood, black _Populus trichocarpa_ Torr. & Gray
Crabgrass _Digitaria_ sp.
Creosote bush _Larrea tridentata_ (DC.) Cov.
Crowberries _Empetrum_ sp.
Currant _Ribes_ sp.
Cypress
Dogwood _Cornus_ sp.
Douglas-fir _Pseudotsuga menziesii_ (Mirb.) Franco
Duckweed _Lemna_ sp.
Ebony _Diospyros_ sp.
Elderberry _Sambucus_ sp.
Elm _Ulmus_ sp.
Elm, American _Ulmus americana_ L.
Fig _Ficus_ sp.
Fir _Abies_ sp.
Fir, balsam _Abies balsamea_ (L.) Mill.
Fir, red _Abies magnifica_ A. Murr.
Fir, subalpine _Abies lasiocarpa_ (Hook.) Nutt.
Fir, white _Abies concolor_ (Gord. & Glend.) Lindi.
Grapes, wild _Vitis_ sp.
Gum, black _Nyssa sylvatica_ Marsh.
Gum, sour _Nyssa_ sp.
Hackberry _Celtis_ sp.
Hazelnut _Corylus_ sp.
Hemlock _Tsuga_ sp.
Hickory _Carya_ sp.
Hickory, bitternut _Carya cordiformis_ (Wangenh.) K. Koch
Holly _Ilex_ sp.
Honeysuckle _Lonicera_ sp.
Huisache _Acacia farnesiana_ (L.) Willd.
Ironwood _Olneya tesota_ Gray
Juniper _Juniperus_ sp.
Larch _Larix_ sp.
Larch, western _Larix occidentalis_ Nutt.
Lettuce _Lactuca_ sp.
Loganberries _Rubus_ sp.
Magnolia _Magnolia_ sp.
Maize _Zea mays_ L.
Maple _Acer_ sp.
Maple, red _Acer rubrum_ L.
Maple, silver _Acer saccharinum_ L.
Mescal _Agave_ sp.
Mesquite _Prosopis_ sp.
Millet _Setaria_ sp.
Mistletoe _Phoradendron_ sp.
Oak _Quercus_ sp.
Oak, black _Quercus velutina_ Lam.
Oak, blackjack _Q. marilandica_ Muenchh.
Oak, bur _Q. macrocarpa_ Michx.
Oak, cherrybark _Q. falcata_ var. _pagodaefolia_ Ell.
Oak, live _Q. virginiana_ Mill.
Oak, overcup _Q. lyrata_ Walt.
Oak, pin _Q. palustris_ Muenchh.
Oak, red _Quercus_ sp.
Oak, white _Q. alba_ L.
Oats _Avena_ sp.
Palmetto _Sabal_ sp.
Palo Verde _Cercidium_ sp.
Pear _Pyrus_ sp.
Pecan _Carya illinoensis_ (Wang.) K. Koch
Pepper, red _Capsicum_ sp.
Pigweed _Chenopodium_ sp.
Pine _Pinus_ sp.
Pine, Bishop _Pinus muricata_ D. Don.
Pine, Jeffrey _P. jeffreyi_ Grev. & Balf.
Pine, loblolly _P. taeda_ L.
Pine, lodgepole _P. contorta_ Dougl.
Pine, longleaf _P. palustris_ Mill.
Pine, Monterey _P. radiata_ D. Don.
Pine, pinyon _P. edulis_ Engelm.
Pine, ponderosa _P. ponderosa_ Laws.
Pine, shortleaf _P. echinata_ Mill.
Pine, slash _P. elliotti_ Engelm.
Pine, sugar _P. lambertiana_ Dougl.
Pine, white _P. strobus_ L.
Poison ivy _Rhus radicans_ L.
Poison oak _Rhus diversiloba_ T. & G.
Pokeberry _Phytolacca americana_ L.
Pondweed _Potamogeton_ sp.
Poplar _Populus_ sp.
Poplar, balsam _Populus balsamifera_ L.
Prunes _Prunus_ sp.
Ragweed _Ambrosia_ sp.
Raspberries _Rubus_ sp.
Red heart fungus _Fomes_ sp.
Redwood _Sequoia sempervirens_ (D. Don.) Endl.
Retama _Retama_ sp.
Sago pondweed _Potamogeton pectinatus_ L.
Saguaro cactus _Carnegiea gigantea_ (Engelm.) Britt. & Rose
Salmonberries _Rubus spectabilis_ Pursh.
Sawgrass, tall _Cladium_ sp.
Screwbean _Prosopis_ sp.
Serviceberries _Amelanchier_ sp.
Skunk cabbage _Symplocarpus foetidus_ (L.) Nutt.
Smartweed _Polygonum_ sp.
Snowberries _Symphoricarpos_ sp.
Sorghum _Sorghum_ sp.
Spruce _Picea_ sp.
Spruce, Engelmann _Picea engelmannii_ Parry
Spruce, Sitka _Picea sitchensis_ (Bong.) Carr.
Strawberries _Fragraria_ sp.
Sumac _Rhus_ sp.
Sunflower _Helianthus_ sp.
Sweetgum _Liquidambar styraciflua_ L.
Sycamore _Platanus_ sp.
Tamarac _Larix laricina_ (Du Roi) K. Koch
Tulip-poplar _Liriodendron tulipifera_ L.
Tupelo _Nyssa sylvatica_ Marsh.
Virginia creeper _Parthenocissus quinquefolia_ L.
Walnut _Juglans_ sp.
Water stargrass _Heteranthera dubia_ (Jacq.) MacM.
Wax-myrtle _Myrica cerifera_ L.
Wheat _Triticum_ sp.
Widegon grass _Ruppia maritima_ L.
Wild celery _Vallisneria americana_ Michx.
Willow _Salix_ sp.
Willow, black _Salix nigra_ Marsh.
Yucca _Yucca_ sp.

Invertebrates Referred to in Text:

Common Name Class or Order Family Genus and Species
Amphipods Crustacea
Ants Hymenoptera Formicidae
Aphids Homoptera Aphididae
Assassin bugs Hemiptera Reduviidae
Bark beetles Coleoptera Scolytidae
Bees Hymenoptera Apidae
Beetles Coleoptera
Black crickets Orthoptera Gryllidae
Blue mussel (phylum) Mollusca
Boll weevil Coleoptera Curculionidae _Anthonomus
grandis_ Boheman
Bugs Hemiptera
Butterflies Lepidoptera
Caddis flies Trichoptera
Carpenter ants Hymenoptera Formicidae _Camponotus_ sp.
Caterpillars Lepidoptera
Centipedes Chilopoda
Chironomids Diptera Chironomidae
Cicadas Homoptera Cicadidae
Clover weevils Coleoptera Curculionidae
Cockroach Orthoptera Blattidae
Codling moth Lepidoptera Olethreutidae _Carpocapsa
pomonella_ L.
Cone worms Lepidoptera
Corn earworm Lepidoptera Noctuidae _Heliothis zea_
(Boddie)
Cotton boll weevils Coleoptera Curculionidae
Crabs Crustacea
Crane flies Diptera Tipulidae
Crayfish Crustacea
Crickets Orthoptera Gryllidae
Culicine mosquitoes Diptera Culicidae
Cutworm moths Lepidoptera Noctuidae _Agrotis_ sp.
Daddy long legs Phalangida
Damselflies Odonata
Dragonflies Odonata
Dung beetles Coleoptera Scarabaeidae
Earthworms Oligochaeta
Elm bark beetle Coleoptera Scolytidae _Scolytus
multistriatus_
(Marsham)
Flat bugs Hemiptera Aradidae
Flies Diptera
Flying ants Hymenoptera Formicidae
Gnats Diptera
Grasshoppers Orthoptera Acrididae
Grubs Coleoptera
Gypsy moth Lepidoptera Lymantriidae _Porthetria
dispar_ (L.)
Hairy crickets Orthoptera
Harvestmen Phalangida
Hawk moths Lepidoptera Sphingidae
Hemipterans Hemiptera
Hornets Hymenoptera Vespidae
House fly Diptera Muscidae _Musca domestica_
L.
Hymenopterans Hymenoptera
Ichneumon flies Hymenoptera Ichneumonidae
Isopods Crustacea
Jassids Homoptera Cicadellidae
Jerusalem crickets Orthoptera Gryllacrididae
Jumping plant lice Homoptera Psyllidae
Katydids Orthoptera Tettigoniidae
Ladybird beetles Coleoptera Coccinellidae
Leaf bugs Hemiptera Miridae
Leafhoppers Homoptera Cicadellidae
Leaf skeletonizers Lepidoptera Lyonetiidae _Bucculatrix_ sp.
Lepidopterans Lepidoptera
Locusts Orthoptera Acrididae
Locust seed weevils Coleoptera Mylabridae _Bruchus_ sp.
Lodgepole needle Lepidoptera Gelechiidae
miners
Long-horned beetles Coleoptera Cerambycidae
Long-horned Orthoptera Tettigoniidae
grasshoppers
Long-legged Diptera Tipulidae
tipulids
Lyonetiid moths Lepidoptera Lyonetiidae _Bucculatrix_ sp.
May beetles Coleoptera Scarabaeidae
Mayflies Ephemeroptera
Metallic wood Coleoptera Buprestidae
boring beetles
Midges Diptera Chironomidae
Millipedes Diplopoda
Molluscs (phylum) Mollusca
Mosquitoes Diptera Culicidae
Moths Lepidoptera
Negro bugs Hemiptera Corimelaenidae
Nut weevils Coleoptera Curculionidae _Curculio_ spp.
Praying mantids Orthoptera Mantidae
Pseudoscorpions Pseudoscorpionida
Psyllids Homoptera Psyllidae
Ribbed pine borer Coleoptera Cerambycidae _Stenocorus
inquisitor_
(Oliv.)
Roaches Orthoptera Blattidae
Round-headed Coleoptera Cerambycidae
woodborers
Sawflies Hymenoptera Tenthredinidae
Scolytid beetles Coleoptera Scolytidae _Scolytus_ sp.
Scorpions Scorpionida
Seed beetles Coleoptera Bruchidae _Bruchus_ sp.
Seed bugs Hemiptera Lygaeidae
Spiders Areneida
Spittle bugs Homoptera Cercopidae
Spittle insects Homoptera Cercopidae
Spruce aphid Homoptera Chermidae _Chermes cooleyi_
Gill.
Spruce beetles Coleoptera Scolytidae _Dendroctonus_ sp.
Spruce budworm Lepidoptera Tortricidae _Choristoneura
fumiferana_
(Clemens)
Stinkbugs Hemiptera Pentatomidae
Tent caterpillars Lepidoptera Lasiocampidae _Malacosoma_ sp.
Termites Isoptera
Tree hoppers Homoptera Membracidae
True bugs Hemiptera
Wasps Hymenoptera Vespidae
Water boatmen Hemiptera Corixidae
Weevils Coleoptera Curculionidae
Wood ants Hymenoptera Formicidae
Wood boring beetles Coleoptera
Wood boring larvae Coleoptera

Vertebrates Referred to in Text:

Common Name Class or Order Family Genus and Species
Amphibians Amphibia
Bats Chiroptera
Carp Cypriniformes Cyprinidae _Cyprinus carpio_
Linnaeus
Catfish Cypriniformes Ictaluridae
Chipmunks Rodentia Sciuridae
Chubs Cypriniformes Cyprinidae
Cotton rat Rodentia Cricetidae _Sigmodon
hispidus_ (Say &
Ord)
Cottontail rabbit Lagomorpha Leporidae _Sylvilagus
floridanus_
(Allen)
Cow Artiodactyla Bovidae _Bos taurus_
Linnaeus
Deer mouse Rodentia Cricetidae _Peromyscus
maniculatus_
(Wagner)
Eels Anguilliformes Anguillidae _Anguilla_ sp.
Flying squirrels Rodentia Sciuridae _Glaucomys_ sp.
Frogs Anura
Gizzard shad Clupeiformes Clupeidae _Dorosoma
cepedianum_
(LeSueur)
Gophers Rodentia Geomyidae
Ground squirrels Rodentia Sciuridae
Horse Perissodactyla Equidae _Equus caballus_
Linnaeus
Lizards Squamata
Masked shrew Insectivora Soricidae _Sorex cinereus_
(Kerr.)
Meadow mouse Rodentia Cricetidae _Microtus
pennsylvanicus_
(Ord)
Meadow vole Rodentia Cricetidae _Microtus
pennsylvanicus_
(Ord)
Mice Rodentia
Moles Insectivora Talpidae
Perch Perciformes Percidae
Pig Artiodactyla Suidae _Sus scrofa_
Linnaeus
Pocket gophers Rodentia Geomyidae
Porcupine Rodentia Erethizontidae _Erethizon
dorsatum_
(Linnaeus)
Raccoon Carnivora Procyonidae _Procyon lotor_
(Linnaeus)
Rats Rodentia
Red-backed mouse Rodentia Cricetidae _Clethrionomys
gapperi_ (Vigors)
Red-backed vole Rodentia Cricetidae _Clethrionomys
gapperi_ (Vigors)
Reptiles Reptilia
Rodents Rodentia
Salamanders Urodela
Salmon Clupeiformes Salmonidae
Short-tailed shrew Insectivora Soricidae _Blarina
brevicauda_ (Say)
Shrews Insectivora Soricidae
Snakes Squamata
Squirrels Rodentia Sciuridae
Star-nosed mole Insectivora Soricidae _Condylura
cristata_
(Linnaeus)
Suckers Cypriniformes Catostomidae
Toads Anura
Trout Clupeiformes Salmonidae
Voles Rodentia Cricetidae
White-footed mouse Rodentia Cricetidae _Peromyscus_ sp.
Woodrats Rodentia Cricetidae _Neotoma_ sp.

Footnotes

[1]_Scott, Virgil E. Characteristics of ponderosa pine snags used by
cavity-nesting birds. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Fort Collins,
Colorado._

[2]_Scott, Virgil E._ [_In prep._] _Bird response to snag removal. U.S.
Fish and Wildlife Service, Fort Collins, Colorado._

[3]Snag or tree use: A: food B: nest C: perch.

[4]Major foods: 1: birds 2: rodents 3: reptiles and amphibians 4:
insects 5: seeds and fleshy fruits 6: vegetation 7: other or little
known.

[5]Threatened or endangered species.

[6]_Wildlife biologist, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Fort Collins,
Colorado._

[7]_Ecology Department, Colorado State University, Fort Collins,
Colorado._

[8]_Zoology Department. Colorado State University, Fort Collins._

[9]_DeWeese, Lawrence R., Charles J. Henny, Randy L. Floyd, Kathie A.
Bobal, and Albert W. Shultz. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Impact
of Trichlorfon (Dylox) and Carbaryl (Sevin-4-oil) on breeding birds
in southwestern Montana forests._

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