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• The caldera was planted with Sycamore and Sequoia sempervirens ( Californian Redwoods ).
• He had an embracing grove of Redwoods ( Sequoia sempervirens ) planted to achieve this.
• The native Coast redwood trees ( " Sequoia sempervirens " ) dominate the local landscape.
• Giant sequoias, Sequoiadendron giganteum, like their cousins, the coastal redwoods, Sequoia sempervirens, are found only in California.
• Coastal redwoods, or Sequoia sempervirens, are found patchily mostly along the California coast and into southern Oregon.
• The only extant species of the genus is " Sequoia sempervirens " in the Southwestern Oregon in the United States.
• The Northern California coastal forests are home to the Coast Redwood ( " Sequoia sempervirens " ), the world's tallest tree.
• San Mateo County historian Frank Stanger cited sizeable groves of redwoods ( " Sequoia sempervirens " ) in the Laguna Creek watershed.
• The creek flows through a Coast Redwood ( " Sequoia sempervirens " ) forest in its short course through a narrow canyon.
• A grove of upland coast redwood ( " Sequoia sempervirens " ) forest occurs along San Francisquito Creek just below Searsville Lake.
• The combined Redwood National and State Parks protect 45 % of the world's remaining coast redwood ( Sequoia sempervirens ) old-growth forests.
• Another previously common wood for building barns and other structures was redwood ( Sequoia sempervirens ) on the US west coast and American Chestnut.
• By the end of the Miocene and beginning of the Pliocene, " Sequoia " fossils were morphologically identical to the modern " Sequoia sempervirens ".
• This information, paired with other differences in the wood, foliage, and pollen, show the distinction between " Sequoia affinis " and " Sequoia sempervirens ".
• :Hi James, it could be a Coast redwood ( Sequoia sempervirens ) because they have been fairly widely planted throughout western Europe for their timber.
• For instance, one study demonstrated that redwood trees ( " Sequoia sempervirens " ) grew faster after neighboring tanoaks were killed by sudden oak death.
• Today, the " Sequoia sempervirens " can be found only in a narrow, cool coastal belt from Monterey, California, in the south to Oregon in the north.
• Skip Johnson, a Hyperion, another coast redwood ( Sequoia sempervirens ), currently the world's tallest tree, is no less than 115.72 m ( 379.7 feet ) tall.
• Adventitious buds are often formed after the stem is wounded or Redwood ( " Sequoia sempervirens " ) trees often develop many adventitious buds on their lower trunks.
• It has also been suggested that " Sequoia affinis " may be ancestral to both " Sequoia sempervirens " and " Sequoiadendron giganteum " ( Sierra redwood ).