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Growing in sand and cobble on riverbank. Leaves slightly succulent, not leathery.

On dry mostly-sunny grassy serpentine hillside w/incense-cedar and Doug firs.

Very common on rock slide.
No tree cover on this east-facing slope.
Other plants include silverleaf phacelia, lupine, grasses and coast range lomatium

Strange volunteer. Possible hybrid. Either pure valley oak or possibly an undescribed cross Q. lobata x virginiana. It may not be identifiable until it is a little older.

híbrido con microphylla

growing in burn pile, a few dozen plants. A tentative id, will revisit when in flower.

This population is a naturally occurring hybrid between E. citrinum and E. hendersonii.