theforestprimeval:
Dendromecon rigida
theforestprimeval:
Firebelly Newt, splittin'
theforestprimeval:
Arctostaphylos sensitiva seedling
theforestprimeval:
Pickeringia, chapparral pea, one of our most flamable species (sending rich homeowners running to get the sheers!)
theforestprimeval:
Dendromecon rigida (2)
theforestprimeval:
Massive Arctostaphylos senstiva germination after the fire
theforestprimeval:
Knobcone pine in the fog, Lockheed chalks
theforestprimeval:
Heavy Pinus attenuata (knobcone pine) recruitment two years after the fire
theforestprimeval:
Knobcone pine seedling, dead parent trees in background, two years after the fire
theforestprimeval:
Arctostaphylos glutinosa, rare Santa Cruz County Manzanita
theforestprimeval:
Arctostaphylos glutinosa and flowers
theforestprimeval:
ARctostaphylos glutinosa, a rare manzanita in Santa Cruz County, Lockheed
theforestprimeval:
Acmispon junceus
theforestprimeval:
Phacelia (2)
theforestprimeval:
Siliceous shale, Lockheed Site, Santa Cruz County
theforestprimeval:
Lupinus albifrons (2)
theforestprimeval:
Arctostaphylos crustacea, sprouting from the burl after the fire
theforestprimeval:
Piperia transversa
theforestprimeval:
Everybody checkin' out the Arctostaphylos andersonii
theforestprimeval:
ARcostaphylos andersonii
theforestprimeval:
Arctostaphylos ohloneana
theforestprimeval:
Arctostaphylos ohloneana (2)
theforestprimeval:
Arcostaphylos ohloneana, with leaves at 90 degree torque to stem
theforestprimeval:
Jim West, the walking botanical encyclopedia, and Arctostaphylos ohloneana
theforestprimeval:
Arctostaphylos andersonii displaying glaucous foliage
theforestprimeval:
Arctostaphylos ohloneana again
theforestprimeval:
Arctostaphylos ohloneana foliage, wide nodes, almost no hairs
theforestprimeval:
Dendromecon rigida recruitment on the chalk ridge, two years after the fire. Fire poppy.