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=====Transmontane chaparral plants===== * ''[[Adenostoma fasciculatum]]'', [[chamise]] (a low shrub common to most chaparral with clusters of tiny needle like leaves or ''fascicles''; similar in appearance to coastal ''[[Eriogonum fasciculatum]]'') * ''[[Agave deserti]]'', desert agave * ''[[Arctostaphylos glauca]]'', bigberry manzanita (smooth red bark with large edible berries; glauca means blue-green, the color of its leaves) * ''[[Ceanothus greggii]]'', desert ceanothus, California lilac (a [[Nitrogen fixation#Root nodule symbioses|nitrogen fixer]], has hair on both sides of leaves for heat dissipation) * ''[[Cercocarpus ledifolius]]'', curl leaf mountain mahogany, a nitrogen fixer and important food source for [[desert bighorn sheep]] * ''[[Dendromecon rigida]]'', bush poppy (a fire follower with four petaled yellow flowers) * ''[[Ephedra (plant)|Ephedra]]'' spp., [[Mormon tea]]s * ''[[Fremontodendron californicum]]'', California flannel bush (lobed leaves with fine coating of hair, covered with yellow blossoms in spring) * ''[[Opuntia acanthocarpa]]'', buckhorn cholla (branches resemble antlers of a deer) * ''[[Opuntia echinocarpa]]'', silver or golden cholla (depending on color of the spines) * ''[[Opuntia phaeacantha]]'', desert prickly pear (fruit is important food source for animals) * ''[[Purshia tridentata]]'', buckbrush, antelope bitterbrush ([[Rosaceae]] family) * ''[[Prunus fremontii]]'', desert apricot * ''[[Prunus fasciculata]]'', desert almond (commonly infested with tent caterpillars of ''[[Malacosoma]]'' spp.) * ''[[Prunus ilicifolia]]'', holly-leaf cherry * ''[[Quercus cornelius-mulleri]]'', desert scrub oak or Muller's oak * ''[[Rhus ovata]]'', sugar bush * ''[[Simmondsia chinensis]]'', jojoba * ''[[Yucca schidigera]]'', Mojave yucca * ''[[Hesperoyucca whipplei]]'' (syn. ''Yucca whipplei''), foothill yucca β our lord's candle
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