NPSpecies

Noted during surveys on slope NE of Mission Espada where large old trees are fairly common in a somewhat native habitat; fruit on these trees is 4 .0 cm in diameter when fresh. A walnut is planted at NE corner of Mission Concepcion; it may or may not be same species.; Data Source: Carr, William R. 2004. A Botanical Inventory of San Antonio Missions National Historical Park, Parts I and II: Results of a 2001-2002 Botanical Inventory and Related Research and Reviews. Final Report to the U.S. National Park Service under Cooperative Agreement H5028 01 0268. The Nature Conservancy of Texas.

Data Source: Carr, William R. 2004. A Botanical Inventory of San Antonio Missions National Historical Park, Parts I and II: Results of a 2001-2002 Botanical Inventory and Related Research and Reviews. Final Report to the U.S. National Park Service under Cooperative Agreement H5028 01 0268. The Nature Conservancy of Texas.

Data Source: Carr, William R. 2004. A Botanical Inventory of San Antonio Missions National Historical Park, Parts I and II: Results of a 2001-2002 Botanical Inventory and Related Research and Reviews. Final Report to the U.S. National Park Service under Cooperative Agreement H5028 01 0268. The Nature Conservancy of Texas.

Park Species Data Source: BONAP database from contributed material.