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... ) Wildflowers of the Columbia River Gorge Southwestern Oregon Wildflowers Wildflowers of the Oregon Cascades Trails and Wildflowers Flora & Fauna Northwest Oregon - Rare & Endangered Plants of Oregon PENNSYLVANIA ... Plant check List Washington Native Plant Society Department of Plant Pathology Wildflowers of the Western Cascades By Robert A. Ross and Henrietta L. Chambers / 0-88192-078-9, paperback, ...
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Plant Lists from the Pacific Northwest
... review. This is a very complete list of plants for the low to middle elevation Western Cascades of Oregon. 2003 Spring/Summer Lecture Syllabus Summer Term Overnight Trips: Trip highlights & Economic Botanical ...
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Department of Botany and Plant Pathology, Oregon State University
... of the western Cascades, Oregon. Ecological Applications 71(1): 209-217 Traut, B.H. and P.S. Muir. 2000. Relationships of remnant trees to vascular undergrowth communities in the western Cascades: A retrospective Approach. Northwest Science 74: 212-223. Peck, J.E. and P.S. Muir. 2001. Harvestable epiphytic bryophytes and their accumulation in central western Oregon. The ...
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Floridata: Pseudotsuga menziesii
... mountain ranges from British Columbia to central California. One of the most abundant trees in western North America, Douglas-firs grow from sea level to 10,000 ft (304.8 m ... best in humid climates. The typical variety, (P. menziesii var. menziesii) which grows in the western Cascades, is not at all tolerant of drought. Rocky Mountain Douglas-fir (var. glauca) is a ...
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Abies lasiocarpa (Hook
... fir except on the east slopes of the northern Cascades, and on exceptionally moist, cool habitats scattered throughout the southern and western Cascades. Engelmann spruce is a major associate of subalpine fir in the mountains of eastern Washington and Oregon. Less common associates in the Pacific Northwest include western hemlock ...
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Abies procera Rehd
... big huckleberry (V. membranaceum), red huckleberry (V. parvifolium), ovalleaf huckleberry (V. ovalifolium), Cascades azalea (Rhododendron albiflorum), Pacific rhododendron (R. macrophyllum), and various currants (Ribes ... . A preliminary classification of forest communities in the central portion of the western Cascades in Oregon. Coniferous Forest Biome Bulletin 4. University of Washington, College ...
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Trilliums and Other Wildflowers on Tidbits Mountain, Western Oregon Cascades
... Other Wildflowers on Tidbits Mountain, Western Oregon Cascades Trilliums and Other Delights on Tidbits Mountain, Western Oregon Cascades Looking east towards The Three Sisters from Tidbits Mountain Many thanks are due ... a volcano. Uplift and prolonged de-roofing have exposed these innards of the older Western Cascades volcanos. To reach the rocky tops requires a gentle climb that starts though thick ...
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Wildflower Hike on Bohemia Mountain, Western Oregon Cascades
... to hike with Loren and Flo and some very companionable plant-enthusiasts from England. Western Cascades andesite, with blocky cleavage provides a natural rock garden with Penstemon rupicola in ... area of Bohemia Mountain have undergone metamorphism in association with the uplift of the Western Cascades. Joints produced by cooling are augmented by pressure fracturing in association with the uplift, ...
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Ribes hudsonianum... Western Black Currant
... ... Western Black Currant Ribes hudsonianum var. petiolare Western Black Currant Family: Grossulariaceae (Gooseberry family) Photo taken in the Wenatchee Mountains, partially shaded ... meadows in mountains Distribution of species: southern British Columbia to northern California in the Cascades, east to Idaho, Montana, Utah, and northern Wyoming Distribution of genus: 120 species: Northern ...
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Agastache occidentalis... Western Giant Hyssop
... Agastache occidentalis... Western Giant Hyssop Agastache occidentalis Western Giant Hyssop Family: Lamiaceae (Mint family) Photo taken at Lower Moses Coulee, dry talus slope ... tall Habitat: most often found in rocky places Distribution of species: Eastern slope of the Cascades Distribution of genus: 22 species: North America, Mexico, Asia
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