Journal 3: Steelhead Park

As the third field trip place, my biology class went to Steelhead Park where included part of LA river. I could find that all of the trees lined up in a row between the river and the steep concrete slope. There were coast live oak, mule fat, black willow, victorian box, giant cane, rough cocklebur, Melia azedarach, fan palms, date palms, smartweeds, hickory, Texas ash, and one unknown non-native plant. According to the research, native plants were Coast Live Oak, Mule Fat, Black Willow, Rough cocklebur, Fan palms, Date Palms, Smartweeds, and Hickory. Non-native plants were the Victorian box, Giant Cane, Melia azedarach, and Texas Ash. Like other location, the native plant had more amount of species than non-native plants. Especially, Black Willow had the most massive amount of species overwhelmingly than other plant species. The species that had the second more massive amount of species was Giant Cane.

Publicado el 11 de diciembre de 2017 a las 01:17 AM por esther18