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Journal
28 Nov. Motherlode Trip
with understudy.
N69 > 153.9 photos = *10 to the east showing abrupt
change in vegetation due to land clearing
- especially pines.
10
*11 to the north across road construction.
Mangarita, live oaks & Q. kelloggii are
extremely important in pine succession
[I believe young live oak trees partly
fill the role of shrubs here - only
giant shrubs - or trees with canopy to
the ground.]
155.9 Pilot Hill - this is a rolling upland area.
parkland and lots of grass! due to
extensive brush & tree removals.
Nuge oaks (mainly deciduous types)
Q. lobata (?) with brush - usually
as sprouts in the cleared areas plus
dead & downed timber. Pandurasa
are even isolated here out in the middle
of the grassland.
11 > 159.4 photoslop - a huge lobata with
clearings at top of the hill - & the w.
159.9 Cool and Turnoff to the east to Greewood.
Woodland clearing. P. salicina is
prominent. also live oaks, archardo
& brush in the grass.
161.0 have red soil. Hill tops with brush
-almost everywhere! why -
also pandurasa in such places