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2. plantsexpress.com › products › california-sycamore-treeCalifornia Sycamore Tree | Plants Express

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   In addition to its striking appearance, the California Sycamore is an important habitat for birds and insects, serving as a host plant for the Western Tiger Swallowtail butterfly. This long-lived species thrives in the region’s Mediterranean climate, adapting well to varying conditions.

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   Experience the unparalleled beauty and versatility of the California Sycamore, a true native of the Golden State. With its stunning, mottled bark and broad, welcoming canopy, this deciduous tree is a must-have for any California landscape.

4. americangardener.net › california-sycamoreCalifornia Sycamore: History, Leaves, Bark, Flowers ...

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   Aug 11, 2024 · The California Sycamore (Platanus racemosa) is a majestic tree native to California and Baja California. It is found in riparian areas, canyons, floodplains, and along streams and rivers, preferring dry to medium, well-drained soils.

5. www.gardenia.net › plant › platanus-racemosaPlatanus racemosa (California Sycamore) - Gardenia

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   A majestic and noble tree that tolerates extreme heat and wind. Long-lived (over 150 years), Platanus racemosa is both a picturesque shade tree and an ornamental tree. Grows up to 30-80 ft. tall (9-24 m) and 20-50 ft. wide (6-15 m). Adds 36 in. per year (90 cm).

6. calscape.org › Platanus-racemosa-(Western-Sycamore)Western Sycamore - Calscape

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   The Western Sycamore (Platanus racemosa), a species of plane tree native to California, is a tall, distinctive tree that stands out in any landscape. This tree is known for its bark, which is mottled in shades of pale tan, gray, and white. The bark peels as it ages.

7. californiagardens.com › Plant_Pages › platanusPlatanus racemosa - California Sycamore, Western Sycamore

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   Dec 9, 2022 · Platanus racemosa, the California Sycamore or Western Sycamore can become an incredible specimen. The white bark, and the large foliage will not only visually cool down a landscape, but the large leaves transpire a lot of water and this takes energy out of the atmosphere.

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   What does a sycamore tree look like?

   • The Western Sycamore (Platanus racemosa), a species of plane tree native to California, is a tall, distinctive tree that stands out in any landscape. This tree is known for its bark, which is mottled in shades of pale tan, gray, and white. The bark peels as it ages. It has twisting branches and large leaves which turn orange-yellow in the fall.

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   Is a California sycamore a tree?

   • California sycamore belongs to the sycamore family (Platanaceae), an old, primitive family of the temperate and subtropical Northern Hemisphere. There is a single genus, Platanus, with six to ten species. Members of the sycamore family are trees with pale, flaking bark and large, flat, simple, alternate deciduous leaves.

   California Sycamore - Nature Collective

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   How many flowers does a California sycamore have?

   • The flowers of California sycamore occur in dense, spherical clusters, several of which dangle from a lax peduncle up to three inches (8 cm) long. There may be as many as 100 tiny flowers in one cluster. Male and female flowers occur in different clusters on the same tree.

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   Where can I find California sycamore?

   • In the Reserve, California sycamore is scattered among our riparian areas: associated with the willows at the Nature Center, and in the East Basin along Escondido Creek and along the southeast side of the marsh between Santa Helena and the La Orilla trailhead

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   Do California sycamores have leaf petioles?

   • Leaf petioles are unusual in that they wrap around the supporting twig, concealing next year’s axial bud. Like many of our riparian trees, California sycamores are winter deciduous; the leaves often turn yellow and gold before they drop.

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   Are California sycamores deciduous?

   • Like many of our riparian trees, California sycamores are winter deciduous; the leaves often turn yellow and gold before they drop. The flowers of California sycamore occur in dense, spherical clusters, several of which dangle from a lax peduncle up to three inches (8 cm) long. There may be as many as 100 tiny flowers in one cluster.

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9. naturecollective.org › details › california-sycamoreCalifornia Sycamore - Nature Collective

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   California sycamore (Platanus racemosa) is a majestic tree, up to 100 feet (32 m) in height and more than five feet (1.5 m) in diameter. A sycamore may have one or several trunks, which may be erect or wildly twisted and bent.