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scrub live oak [Quercus virginiana]

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oak scrub

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scrub oak [Quercus ilicifolia]

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California scrub oak [Quercus turbinella]

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California scrub oak [Quercus dumosa]

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California scrub oak [Quercus berberidifolia]

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Sonoran scrub oak [Quercus turbinella]

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Sonorian scrub oak [Quercus turbinella]

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scrub oak [Quercus gambelii] [Gambel oak]

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escarpment live oak [Quercus virginiana]

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California live oak [Quercus agrifolia]

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plateau (live) oak [Quercus virginiana]

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bay live oak [Quercus virginiana]

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Virginia live oak [Quercus virginiana]

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southern live oak [Quercus virginiana]

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coast live oak [Quercus agrifolia]

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canyon (live) oak [Quercus chrysolepis]

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• Other species are buckeye, big leaf maple, canyon live oak, black oak and scrub oak.
• fulvius" occurs in upland mesophytic and tropical hammocks in Florida, as well as glade land, high pine, scrub oak and live oak hammock, slash pine and wiregrass flatwoods.
• The larvae feed on various oaks including scrub oak ("Quercus ilicifolia"), live oak ("Quercus virginiana"), blackjack oak ("Quercus marilandica"), white oak ("Quercus alba"), and dwarf chinquapin oak ("Quercus prinoides").
• Woodland areas are composed of species like coast live oak and California bay trees, as well as poison oak and California blackberry. Scrub areas support many aromatic varieties of sagebrush, coyote bush, and monkeyflower.
• wildlife corridor containing Coastal Sage Scrub and Coast Live Oak trees among others.

• The larvae possibly feed on the coast live oak ("Quercus agrifolia"), blue oak ("Quercus douglasii"), coastal sage scrub oak ("Quercus dumosa"), valley oak ("Quercus lobata") and interior live oak ("Quercus wislizenii").
• It is restricted to specific habitats with dry or well drained sandy soils such as pine flatwoods, pine-turkey oak sandhills, sandy open areas of high live oak hammocks, or sand pine-evergreen scrub on ancient dunes where the hostplants grow.
• The Kissimmee River Valley was nothing like Texas with wide open ranges but was rugged sandy and swampy terrain mixed with prairies, piney woods, marshes, sloughs, scrub oaks and palmetto patches along with large live oak hammocks.
• Florida black bears live mainly in forested habitats, and are common in sand-pine scrub, oak scrub, upland hardwood forests and forested wetlands.
• Its natural habitat is dry scrub forest and oak savanna.

• Their southern habitats over the winter include tropical evergreen and deciduous forests, arid and humid pine-oak forests, Pacific swamp forests, and arid subtropical scrub.
• include the scrub jays and their relatives. They are New World jays found in Mexico, western Central America and the western United States, with an outlying population in Florida.
• Most of the vegetation in the Lake Wales Sand Ridge consists of (or has evolved into) scrub plants with thick waxy coated leaves that are drought tolerant.
• Habitats at the reserve include coastal strand; coastal bluff scrub; coastal scrub; ceanothus shrub; sage scrub; rocky scrubland; chamise chaparral; coast range and streambank woodland; stream-mouth woodland; sycamore-draw woodland; coast live oak forest; mixed hardwood-coast live oak forest; mixed hardwood-canyon live oak forest; Ponderosa pine-Hoover's manzanita woodland; Ponderosa pine-mixed hardwood-coast live oak forest; Ponderosa pine-mixed hardwood-canyon live oak forest; Ponderosa pine-coast live oak forest; coulter pine forest; Santa Lucia-fir woodland; redwood streamside forest; redwood-mixed hardwood forest; pure redwood forest; and aquatic (both freshwater and marine) habitats.