在加利福尼亚新发现的一个大而重要的Castela emoryi(埃默里的十字架刺，simaroubacae)种群

Aliso Pub Date : 2013-01-01 DOI:10.5642/ALISO.20133101.07

D. S. Bell, Tasya Herskovits

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Castela emoryi是一种未被充分研究的物种，最近对加利福尼亚种群的访问揭示了它的分布和生物学，包括招募，自然历史和食草性。在河滨县Rice Valley的实地考察发现了被认为是加州最大的C. emoryi种群。讨论了该物种可能面临的威胁和保护需求。

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A Newly Discovered Large and Significant Population of Castela emoryi (Emory’s Crucifixion Thorn, Simaroubaceae) in California

Castela emoryi is an understudied species, and recent visits to populations across California have shed new light on its distribution and biology, including recruitment, natural history, and herbivory. Field exploration in Rice Valley in Riverside County revealed what is considered to be the largest population of C. emoryi in California. Possible threats and conservation needs of this species are discussed.

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