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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"California bay laurel"”.

  1. Refining dendrochronology to evaluate the relationship between age and diameter for dominant riparian trees in the Redwood Creek watershed

    … this study for specific use in northern</p> <p>California riparian floodplains. Little information is available</p> <p>on riparian dendrochronology because of the challenges of</p> <p>analyzing riparian tree species. Three dominant tree species</p> <p>(Alnus rubra, Umbellularia californica, Acer …

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  2. Analysis of symptom expressions and transmission rates caused by the plant pathogen Phytophthora ramorum on native chaparral plants from the genus Arctostaphylos

    … on the nursery and lumber industry. Forests in California have experienced substantial mortality of oaks affecting the forest dynamics and diversity. Our research investigates four native species and two ornamental cultivars of plants, which belong to the genus <em>Arctostaphylos</em> …

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  3. Estimating Evapotranspiration of a Riparian Forest Using Sap Flow Measurements

    … west by the Pacific Ocean in Santa Cruz County, California. Canopy coverage in the study area often approaches 100% during the growing season, with dominant trees being red alder (<em>Alnus rubra</em> Bong.), arroyo willow (<em>Salix lasiolepis</em> Benth.), and pacific willow (<em>Salix …

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