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Cupressus goveniana
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Growing in a mixed grove of Pinus muricata and Pinus radiata at the S.F.B. Morse Botanical Reserve on the Monterey
Peninsula. This is the only place where Pinus muricata and Pinus radiata grow together naturally.
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Cupressus goveniana
- Trees
Trees growing with Pinus muricata.
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Cupressus goveniana
- Trees
S.F.B. Morse Botanical Reserve, Monterey Penisula.
These trees, off of Congress Road, are only two miles from the Cypress Point grove of Cupressus macrocarpa. The other grove of Cupressus goveniana are 5 miles south, in a remote part of Point Lobos State Park, which is closed to the public. Those trees are only one mile from the only other native grove of Cupressus macrocarpa, also in Point Lobos State Park.
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Cupressus goveniana
- Young trees
S.F.B. Morse Botanical Reserve, Monterey Peninsula.
This is one of only two locations where Cupressus goveniana grow naturally. It is only a few miles from the coast, and experiences cool foggy summers. Frost rarely occurs, and snow is extreemly rare on the Monterey Peninsula. Several small seedlings can be seen in the foreground.
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Cupressus goveniana
- Cones
S.F.B. Morse Botanical Reserve, Monterey Penisula.
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Cupressus goveniana
- Trees
Huckleberry Hill, Monterey Peninsula.
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Cupressus goveniana
- Trees
Huckleberry Hill, Monterey Peninsula.
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Cupressus goveniana
- Tree
Huckleberry Hill, Monterey Peninsula.
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Cupressus goveniana
- Trunk
Huckleberry Hill, Monterey Peninsula.
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Cupressus goveniana
- Bark
Huckleberry Hill, Monterey Peninsula.
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Cupressus goveniana
- Cones
Huckleberry Hill, Monterey Peninsula.
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Cupressus goveniana
- Cones
Huckleberry Hill, Monterey Peninsula.
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Cupressus goveniana
- Immature cones
Huckleberry Hill, Monterey.
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