The ecology of Pacific Northwest coastal sand dunes
The ecology of Pacific Northwest coastal sand dunes
The ecology of Pacific Northwest coastal sand dunes
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<strong>The</strong>y begin with <strong>sand</strong> accumulating in <strong>of</strong> the covering <strong>sand</strong>, increasing in<br />
the stems and leaves <strong>of</strong> the plant size and causing more <strong>sand</strong> to be<br />
and eventuall~ covering it- <strong>The</strong> deposited. Species such as yellow<br />
f oll owi ng Season the plant grows out <strong>sand</strong>verbena (Abronia 1 ati f 01 ia) ,<br />
Figure 19. Parabola <strong>dunes</strong> at, Sand Lake, Locality 9. <strong>The</strong> view is southwestward<br />
with tiaystacl< ~ock the distance- <strong>The</strong> first and second parabola <strong>dunes</strong><br />
(see Appendix 11) are visible. Hate the &flation plain at the windward base<br />
<strong>of</strong> the first dune and the ephemeral pond at the base? <strong>of</strong> the lee sl ipface. <strong>The</strong><br />
second dune has built up very high because <strong>of</strong> tne constricting vegetation. As<br />
if: advances, the <strong>sand</strong> channel wbl1 be widened* August, 1983. (Photograph by<br />
Art Hare.)