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  1. Fremont’s death camas (Toxicoscordion fremontii) is a true fire follower, relying on wildfire cycles for reproduction. A nine-year study in the mountains north of Santa Barbara found that after a fire, 90% of plants flowered, while in unburned areas, fewer than 10% did—and they rarely set seed.

    #wildflowers #california #nature #wildlife #CaliforniaFloristicProvince

  2. Toyon (Heteromeles arbutifolia) is bursting with bright red berries this time of year, a wintertime food source for birds and mammals, and a classic sight in California’s winter landscapes. Early settlers called it “California holly,” which may have inspired the name Hollywood!

    #CaliforniaFloristicProvince #LearnAboutNature #NatureInFocus
    #DiscoverWildCalifornia #CalFlora #nature #flora

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