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Dudleya edulis

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Description:

Succulent with long, finger-like leaves.

Habitat:

Rocky hillside in mixed chaparral about 1500 ft in elevation. Native to California and found in the southern counties as well as into Mexico.

Reference Links:

Dudleya edulis, Calflora: Dudleya edulis

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Southern California Wildlife
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National Geographic's Great Nature Project
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California's Native Plants
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Living Wild in the Chaparral

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PublishedMarch 31, 2014

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