Plants of Southern California:
Pinus jeffreyi and P. ponderosa bark chip colors

Fig. 1. The inside of bark chips from P. ponderosa (left; color yellow-brown) and P. jeffreyi (right; color red-brown). Click on the picture for a larger version.

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Introduction
Photographs

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Introduction

Photographs of Inside Surface of Bark Chip

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P. jeffreyi			P. ponderosa
SnJt 7 Pines Trail, Tree #1	SnJt 7 Pines Trail, Tree #1		SnJt Stone Creek Trail, Tree #1	SnJt Stone Creek Trail, Tree #1
SnJt 7 Pines Trail, Tree #2, Tree #2	SnJt Stone Creek Trail		SnJt Stone Creek Trail, Tree #1	SnJt Stone Creek Trail, Tree #2
SnGb head of Lone Pine Canyon	(intentionally blank)		SnJt Stone Creek Trail, Tree #2	SnJt Stone Creek Trail, Tree #2
SnJt 7 Pines Trail, tree with Ponderosa size cones at 8100 feet elevation surrounded by Jeffreys	SnJt 7 Pines Trail, tree with Ponderosa size cones at 8100 feet elevation surrounded by Jeffreys		SnGb Big Horn Mine Trail, Tree #1	(intentionally blank)
(intentionally blank)	(intentionally blank)		SnGb Big Horn Mine Trail, Tree #2	SnGb Big Horn Mine Trail, Tree #2

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