Editing Chaparral (section)

=====Cismontane chaparral plant species=====
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In Central and Southern California chaparral forms a dominant habitat. Members of the chaparral biota native to California, all of which tend to regrow quickly after fires, include:

[[File:11 Legacy A refugioensis.jpg|thumb|An old-growth manzanita, a classic member of the chaparral plant community]]
* ''[[Adenostoma fasciculatum]]'', chamise
* ''[[Adenostoma sparsifolium]]'', redshanks
* ''[[Arctostaphylos]]'' spp., manzanita
* ''[[Ceanothus]]'' spp., ceanothus
* ''[[Cercocarpus]]'' spp., mountain mahogany
* ''[[Cneoridium dumosum]]'', bush rue
* ''[[Eriogonum fasciculatum]]'', California buckwheat
* ''[[Garrya]]'' spp., silk-tassel bush
* ''[[Hesperoyucca whipplei]]'', yucca
* ''[[Heteromeles arbutifolia]]'', toyon
* ''[[Acmispon glaber]]'', deerweed
* ''[[Malosma laurina]]'', laurel sumac
* ''[[Marah macrocarpus]]'', wild cucumber
* ''[[Mimulus aurantiacus]]'', bush monkeyflower
* ''[[Pickeringia montana]]'', chaparral pea
* ''[[Prunus ilicifolia]]'', islay or hollyleaf cherry
* ''[[Quercus berberidifolia]]'', scrub oak
* ''[[Quercus dumosa|Q. dumosa]]'', scrub oak
* ''[[Quercus wislizenii|Q. wislizenii]]'' var. ''frutescens''
* ''[[Rhamnus californica]]'', California coffeeberry
* ''[[Rhus integrifolia]]'', lemonade berry
* ''[[Rhus ovata]]'', sugar bush
* ''[[Salvia apiana]]'', Californian white sage
* ''[[Salvia mellifera]]'', Californian black sage
* ''[[Xylococcus bicolor]]'', mission manzanita