baccharis pilularis การใช้

• Characteristic shrubs include coyote brush ( " Baccharis pilularis " ), grasses.
• Only male plants of " Baccharis pilularis " are cultivated for landscaping use.
• The larvae feed on " Baccharis pilularis ", causing hard stem galls.
• If these are substituted for " Baccharis pilularis " subsp . " consanguinea " in ecological restoration, there will not be as much seed set, nor recruitment of new individuals.
• The dominant plant community on the island is coastal bluff scrubland, with giant coreopsis ( " Coreopsis gigantea " ) and coyote brush ( " Baccharis pilularis " ) the most visible components.
• Indigenous plants that offer some degree of fire resistance include ceanothus gloriosus or the Point Reyes ceanothus, baccharis pilularis prostata or dwarf coyote bush, salvia sonomensis or creeping sage, ceanothus griseus horizontalis or carmel creeper, arctostaphylos uva-ursi or low-growing bearberry manzanita and any of the species in the arctosaphylos, ceanothus, baccharis and salvia sonomensis _ manzanita, California lilac, coyote bush and creeping sage, respectively.
• The other communities identified by Evens are the coastal strand, dominated by European beach grass ( " Ammophila arenaria " ), northern coastal prairie, found on a narrow strip just inland from the coastal strand that includes some native grasses; coastal rangeland, the area still grazed by the cattle from the peninsula's remaining working ranches; northern coastal scrub, dominated by coyote bush ( " Baccharis pilularis " ); and the intertidal and subtidal plant communities.