The Coastal Redwood or Sequoia
sempervirens from the Supressaceae family is a tall endangered
evergreen tree native to Coastal California and Southern Oregon found at lower
elevations. The tree has thick red-brown bark and dark green leaves with cones
on the female trees. An adaptation of the tree is to be able to capture fog
water and drip it from its leaves to the roots. An interesting part of this
tree is its extremely long lifespan, around 2,000 to 3,000 years.
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