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University of Wyoming Extension, Barnyards & Backyards (Jody Walker, USDA NRCS). This registry entry connects 10 plant records to 10 normalized source rows. It is corroboration or adoption evidence; it does not cast an independent fire vote. Evidence kind: compilation; lineage: firewise-traits.

Publisher: University of Wyoming Extension, Barnyards & Backyards (Jody Walker, USDA NRCS)
Region: Wyoming
Evidence kind: Compilation
Linked plants: 10
Normalized rows: 10
Fire-evidence rows: 10

Acquisition and license

Source version: UW-Extension-Barnyards-Backyards-Spring-2005
Retrieved: 2026-08-26
Upstream license: No reuse license stated on the official source
Derived rows: CC BY 4.0
SHA-256: 77cd64f5ff73ce54877f0892b7d14a6498008fcf36d5b524321b358f3d31ba77

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Coverage contract

fire performance · reviewed: University of Wyoming Extension published these Firewise examples for its Wyoming rural-living audience and points readers to Firewise Wyoming. FireApproved publishes ten exact source owners while holding broad plant groups. State publication scope is not suitability across every basin.

The article explicitly separates examples of fire-prone plants from examples of fire-resistant plants and plants for a Firewise landscape. Fire-prone maps to avoid; fire-resistant and Firewise examples map to recommend.

Ten examples have unambiguous species or genus identities. “Most conifers,” cottonwood, aspens, mahogany, mountain maple, succulents, herbaceous species, wildflowers, and groundcovers were held because the printed common or group name does not define one exact taxon. Repeated examples were represented once. The live official 195,199-byte PDF exactly matched the pinned input on 2026-08-26. PDF SHA-256: 77cd64f5ff73ce54877f0892b7d14a6498008fcf36d5b524321b358f3d31ba77.

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Linked plant records (10)

Each row names the evidence channel this source supports. Range, status, hardiness, and fire-ecology context remain separate from fire classification.

Plant	Source use
AshFraxinus sp.	fire evidence · 1
ChokecherryPrunus virginiana	fire evidence · 1
Common juniperJuniperus communis	fire evidence · 1
Flowering currantRibes	fire evidence · 1
Hardy shrub roseRosa	fire evidence · 1
LilacSyringa	fire evidence · 1
Littleleaf sumacRhus microphylla	fire evidence · 1
Mountain AshSorbus spp.	fire evidence · 1
Red-osier dogwoodCornus sericea	fire evidence · 1
Rocky Mountain juniperJuniperus scopulorum	fire evidence · 1

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