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Appendix C: Global and Local Plant Community Descriptions Most abundant species: Stratum Short.shrub/ sapling Herb.(field) Global species Zuckia brandegeei Pleuraphis jamesii PEFO species N/A Zuckia brandegeei Other noteworthy species: Global species Data are not available. PEFO species Data are not available. References: Western Ecology Working Group n.d. C109
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