California sycamore

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The California sycamore is a large, fast-growing deciduous tree native to California and the southwestern United States, known for its mottled bark, broad leaves, and preference for streamside and riparian habitats.

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Label Occurrences
California sycamore canonical 2

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf deciduous tree
plant species
tree
attracts birds
insects
small mammals
barkCharacteristic mottled bark
peeling bark
binomialName Platanus racemosa NERFINISHED
commonName California sycamore NERFINISHED
western sycamore
crownShape broad crown
distributionRegion Central Valley of California NERFINISHED
Peninsular Ranges NERFINISHED
Transverse Ranges NERFINISHED
coastal California
foothills of the Sierra Nevada
ecologicalRole riparian shade provider
streambank stabilizer
family Platanaceae
flowerArrangement hanging spherical inflorescences
flowerType monoecious
fruitType multiple of achenes
genus Platanus NERFINISHED
growthRate fast-growing
habitat canyon bottoms
floodplains
riparian woodland
streamside areas
kingdom Plantae
leafPersistence deciduous
leafType broadleaf
nativeTo Baja California NERFINISHED
California NERFINISHED
northern Mexico NERFINISHED
southwestern United States NERFINISHED
order Proteales
pollination wind-pollinated
requires access to groundwater
seedDispersal wind-dispersed
taxonRank species
tolerates seasonal flooding
urban conditions
typicalHeight 20–35 meters
60–115 feet
usedFor ornamental tree
shade tree
woodUse limited commercial timber use

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Temescal Gateway Park hasFlora California sycamore
Topanga State Park flora California sycamore