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Description
Habitat: mossy rocks, decaying wood, soil.
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Description
Shiny leaves. Habitat: deep moist forests.
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Description
Very sensitive to air pollution.
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Description
Tree trunks; furs are more consistently flat;vertical cracks on the truck;3-spiked things in the cone; egg-shaped cones. Barks reddish brown. Lowland to mid-elev.
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Description
Flat when lack of sunlight; needles go horizontally
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Description
The hanging red flowers are called "Catkins". Can hold the highest number of species
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Description
Needles are in bundles of 5. Skinny, long needles.
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Description
Introduced species. Yellow flowers when bloomed. 3 leaflets near the base of the branches. Common in open and disturbed sites. Shrub. Low elevation.
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Description
1.5-5m tall. Salish people eat the berries.