- Press. Chase, J.
Smeaton (1911). "
Sequoia gigantea, Also
called S.
washingtoniana or S.
wellingtonia (Big-tree,
Sequoia, Redwood)". Cone-bearing
Trees of...
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Sequoia sempervirens (/səˈkwɔɪ.ə ˌsɛmpərˈvaɪrənz/) is the sole
living species of the
genus Sequoia in the
cypress family Cupressaceae (formerly treated...
- was
named Sequoyah by
James Brown in 1968. The
Sequoia trees in
California were
named Sequoia gigantea in 1847 by
Austrian biologist Stephan Endlicher...
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individual trees Redwood Regional Park East Bay
Regional Park
District "
Sequoia gigantea is of an
ancient and
distinguished family". Nps.gov.
February 2, 2007...
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Sequoia is a
genus of
redwood coniferous trees in the
subfamily Sequoioideae of the
family Cupressaceae. The only
extant species of the
genus is Sequoia...
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Sierra Club. Muir, John (August 1876). "On the Post-glacial
History of
Sequoia Gigantea".
Proceedings of the
American ****ociation for the
Advancement of Science...
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Strongylura gigantea, the needlefish, a
marine fish
species Sequoia gigantea, a
synonym for
Sequoiadendron giganteum, a m****ive tree
species Gigantea (disambiguation)...
-
communities dominated by huge
trees (e.g.,
giant sequoia,
Sequoiadendron gigantea; redwood,
Sequoia sempervirens),
unusual ecological phenomena, occur...
- woods. At 16 ft 6 in (5.03 m)
across it is the
largest section of a
Sequoia gigantea in Britain. The
woodlands were
first laid out by Lord
Orkney in the...
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diversity during the
early cenozoic. The
three redwood subfamily genera are
Sequoia from
coastal California and Oregon,
Sequoiadendron from California's Sierra...
