The five-needle pine Molica (Pinus peuce)- a unique species of tertiary age being present only on Baba mountain.
2007-07-27 23:27:56
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answered by aceix 6
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East Texas
Bald Cypress, Bur Oak, Chinese Pistachio, Chinkapin Oak, Deciduous Yaupon Holly, Eastern Red Cedar, Eldarica Pine, Eve's Necklace, Ginkgo, Lacebark Elm, Live Oak, Mexican Plum, Red Oak, Scarlet Buckeye, Texas Ash, and Yaupon Holly.
2007-07-27 14:58:56
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answered by I'm outta here 4
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Palm Trees
2007-08-04 13:52:24
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answered by ? 5
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That would be palm trees in my yard. The different types are Mediterranean Fan & Date.
Joshua trees & Desert Pine are the most native to this area.
2007-07-28 08:57:27
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answered by ♫brokenangel♫ 6
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Palm Trees.
2007-08-04 13:51:47
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answered by Eugene 6
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I am very familiar with the native species in my area. I can go well over 10 in each of the categories you named. But I do a lot of nature photography, so that is probably why. I don't know if that makes me more aware of the environmental issues or not, but it makes me more aware of the environment around me.
2016-04-01 05:46:21
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answered by Diana 4
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Jack Pines
2007-07-27 15:39:07
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answered by Me 7
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Maple, Birch, Oak, Apple, Spruce, Cottonwood, Elm....
2007-07-27 18:15:45
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answered by metoo 7
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Douglas Fir
2007-08-04 13:37:31
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answered by Ink Corporate 7
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Sugar Maple and American Beech, and a mix of oaks, maple, and basswood. This area was part of the old Carolinian Forest.
2007-07-27 15:56:19
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answered by Willy 5
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