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Quercus agrifolia, the
California live oak, or
coast live oak, is a
highly variable,
often evergreen oak tree, a type of live oak,
native to the California...
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often near
Q.
agrifolia var.
agrifolia (coast live oak) and
Notholithocarpus densiflorus (tanoak).
Q.
parvula differs ecologically from
Q. wislizeni in...
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intermingled with
valley oak (Quercus lobata),
Oregon oak (
Q. garryana),
coast live oak (
Q.
agrifolia) and
California bay
laurel (Umbellularia californica)...
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interior live oak (
Q. wislizeni),
coast live oak (
Q.
agrifolia),
valley oak (
Q. lobata),
Oregon white oak (
Q. garryana), and
canyon live oak (
Q. chrysolepis)...
- with
Engelmann oak (Quercus engelmannii),
valley oak (
Q. lobata),
coast live oak (
Q.
agrifolia), and
California black walnut (Juglans californica). The...
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coast live oak (Quercus
agrifolia), but also
include valley oak (
Q. lobata),
California black oak (
Q. kelloggii),
canyon live oak (
Q. chrysolepis), and other...
- (Quercus lobata), blue oak (
Q. douglasii),
coast live oak (
Q.
agrifolia),
canyon live oak (
Q. chrysolepis),
interior live oak (
Q. wislizenii), gray pine (Pinus...
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Quercus chrysolepis Champion oak –
Quercus rubra Coast live oak –
Quercus agrifolia Cork oak –
Quercus suber Dyer's oak –
Quercus velutina Eastern black oak...
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California were
found on
sites with a high
density coast live oak (
Q.
agrifolia)
overstory and an open
understory with low
vegetation and
ground cover...
- "barberry-leaved,"
referring to the
spiny leaf
margins characteristic of
Q.
berberidifolia as well as of
several species of Berberis. The
species is...