Biodiversity of the Central Coast
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About the Central Coast
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Red Seaweeds
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Land Invertebrates
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Marine Invertebrates
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Trees
Western hemlock
(
Tsuga heterophylla
)
Mountain hemlock
(
Tsuga mertensiana
)
Sitka spruce
(
P
icea sitchensis
)
Western redcedar
(
Thuja plicata
)
Yellow-cedar
(
Xanthocyparis nootkatensis
)
Western yew
(
Taxus brevifolia
)
Amabilis fir
(
Abies amabilis
)
Shore pine
(
Pinus contorta
var.
contorta
)
Red alder
(
Alnus rubra
)
Sitka alder
(
Alnus viridis
ssp.
sinuata
)
Pacific crab apple
(
M
alus fusca
)
Cascara
(
Rhamnus purshiana
)
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