May 19-26 Observations
Today I went on a hike at the Thornewood Preserve. This is 6.5 miles away from my house, so I was excited to see tree's in this new environment. Once I got there, I went straight to the hiking trail and found that a lot of the trees were the same. The tree's in this environment however seemed to grow taller than the trees at Puglas Ridge. While I was there I noticed a lot of oak trees, but I also found some new plants such as the broad-leaved paperbark and the Roses. There were also lots of flowering plants. The trees were easily accessible, and I could find the trees right off the hiking trail. I would describe this community as a woodland plant community. The geography around the hiking trail was very hilly.
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Plantas con Flores (Subfilo Angiospermae)Observ.
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This is a beautiful tree. The tree is around 30 feet in height and was found just off the hiking trail. There weren’t any insects around the tree.
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Encino Verde (Quercus agrifolia)Observ.
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Another beautiful cork oak tree. The tree stands around 35 feet tall and is found to the right of the hiking trail. I didn’t see any insects around the tree.
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This oak is different from the others. The tree stands around 30 feet tall, and is found off the hiking trail. I didn’t see any insects around the tree.
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Toyón (Heteromeles arbutifolia)Observ.
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This tree was very interesting looking.The tree stands around 10 feet tall, and is found off the hiking trail. I didn’t see any insects around the tree.
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Acacia Negra de Tasmania (Acacia melanoxylon)Observ.
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This tree is beautiful. The tree stands around 15 feet tall, and is found off the hiking trail. I didn’t see any insects around the tree.
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