Incense cedar stand, Big Cone spruce stand, trees are as large as 16 feet 4 inches in girth

Date
Date Unknown
Media Format
Print
Photographer
Dick Smith
Incense cedar stand, Big Cone spruce stand, trees are as large as 16 feet 4 inches in girth

Location Information

Place Name
Sisquoc
Country:
United States
State:
California
County:
Santa Barbara
Specific Location
canyon below Alamar Saddle, at head of Sisquoc River

Plant Information

Plant(s) Pictured
Incense-cedar (Calocedrus decurrens)
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Alternative Common Names
Cedar, Incense, California Incense Cedar, Incense-Cedar
Native Status
Native
Plant Type/Growth Form
Tree
Blooming Period
Spring
Synonyms Long
Librocedrus decurrens
Plant Communities
Forest, Mixed Evergreen Forest, Yellow Pine Forest
Flower Color
Yellow
Bigcone Douglas Fir (Pseudotsuga macrocarpa)
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Alternative Common Names
Fir, Bigcone Douglas, Bigcone Spruce, Bigcone Douglas-fir
Native Status
Native
Plant Type/Growth Form
Tree
Blooming Period
Spring
Plant Communities
Chaparral, Forest, Chaparral, Yellow Pine Forest
Flower Color
Yellow
Primary Plant Part
Whole Plant

Natural Landscapes

General Habitat
Forests

Image & Format Details

Index Number
PR_02171
Photo Orientation
Portrait
Collection
Clif Smith Collection

includes photos in Box 1,2,3,4, (SBBG PR_1999-2318).

Location:
SBBG Library Archives
Image & Format Tags
Black & white photograph
Print Type
Black & White
Original Size
11x14