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COASTAL STRAND PLANT COMMUNITY The Coastal Strand Plant Community hugs COASTAL SAGE SCRUB COMMUNITY The Coast Sage Scrub Community also COASTAL PRAIRIE GRASSLANDS The Coastal Prairie Grassland Commurity is the California coastline and is heavily referred to as "soft chapparal" occurs in dry one of the most biodiverse native plant influenced by salt spray and wind. This but foggy coastal areas where marine communities in California. This community community establishes in high sodium soils influence and light rains allow the plants to consists of deep-rooted rerennial grasses, of sand and silt. There is low species capture water via their foliage and shallow forbs, wildflowers, and woody shrubs. Many diversity within this community due to the rooting systems. This community is highly animals including birds, mammals, insects, harsh conditions of salt. wind. and sun adapted to drought. even going drought and reptiles depend on the resources found exposure. Many of the adapted plants are deciduous during the hottest summer in coastal prairies for shelter, food and prostrate with spreading roots and a deep months. This plant community supports a nesting materials. tap root to help anchor them into the shifting wide variety of insects, birds, and reptiles. sands. including the Coastal California Gnatcatcher.
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follow Sand Verbena. Ahronio lottel Sand Verbena - Abronia mantima Quail Bush - Atriplex lentiformis California Bush Sunflower • Encelia californica Whitetip Clover - Truifolium variegatum Cinquefoil - Potestilla gracilis Western Yarrow - Achillea millefolium californica Nuttall's Milkvetch - Astragalus nuttalli California Buckwheat - Eriogonum fasciculatim California Mugwort - Artemisia douglasiana Dotseed Plantain - Plantago erecta Blue-eyed Grass - Sisyrinchium bellum Beach Saltbush - Atriplex leucophylla Dune Sedge - Carex pansa California Sagebrush - Artemisia califomica Island Paintbrush - Castilleja foliolosa Calfiora California Oatgrass - Danthonia californica Tufted Hairgrass - Deschampsia cespitoss Mock Heather - Ericamera ericoides Dune Grass - Leymus mollis Black Sage - Salvia mollifera Menzies' Goldenbush socoma menziesi Blue Wild Rye - Elymus glaucus Pacific Reed Grass - Calamagrostis nutkaersis More to Sear DESCNTROA
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MEANDERING PATHWAY Veterants Park Trail
CONNECTION TO TRAIL SYSTEM
ROM HERONDO STi SIGNAGE AT GARDEN ENTRAN
SUTURE
EXISTING CLEARANCE ZONES AT
CALIFORNIA COASTAL STRAND
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SIGNAGE AT GARDEN ENTRY
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SORRIS AND ROUSER N. CATALINA AVE.
BIOSWALE TO MINIMIZE EROSION
LANT COMMUNITY
MIT OF WORKE
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COASTAL STRAND PLANT COMMUNITY The Coastal Strand Plant Community hugs COASTAL SAGE SCRUB COMMUNITY The Coast Sage Scrub Community also COASTAL PRAIRIE GRASSLANDS The Coastal Prairie Grassland Commurity is the California coastline and is heavily referred to as "soft chapparal" occurs in dry one of the most biodiverse native plant influenced by salt spray and wind. This but foggy coastal areas where marine communities in California. This community community establishes in high sodium soils influence and light rains allow the plants to consists of deep-rooted rerennial grasses, of sand and silt. There is low species capture water via their foliage and shallow forbs, wildflowers, and woody shrubs. Many diversity within this community due to the rooting systems. This community is highly animals including birds, mammals, insects, harsh conditions of salt. wind. and sun adapted to drought. even going drought and reptiles depend on the resources found exposure. Many of the adapted plants are deciduous during the hottest summer in coastal prairies for shelter, food and prostrate with spreading roots and a deep months. This plant community supports a nesting materials. tap root to help anchor them into the shifting wide variety of insects, birds, and reptiles. sands. including the Coastal California Gnatcatcher.
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