Coast Redwood

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Coast Redwood🌲

Sequoia sempervirens

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γƒ’γƒŽγ‚­η§‘TreeEvergreen coniferGiant treeEndangeredNorth American

An evergreen conifer in the cypress family, the only species of its genus. Native to the Pacific coast of North America. Individuals reaching 115 m tall have been reported β€” the tallest living trees on Earth. Flat lanceolate leaves resemble yew (hence the Japanese alternative 'ichii-modoki'). The genus name honors Sequoyah, inventor of the Cherokee syllabary. Endangered.

Identification Points

  • βœ“Giant evergreen conifer, 50–100 m+ tall
  • βœ“Flat lanceolate leaves in two-ranked arrangement
  • βœ“Thick reddish-brown bark, resistant to wildfire

Habitat

Temperate rainforests (North American West Coast)

Season

Year-round (conifer)

Morphological TraitsAI-estimated, needs verification

Leaf arrangement

Alternate

Leaf type

Simple

Leaf shape

Needle

Growth form

Tree

Evergreen/Deciduous

Evergreen

Habitat

Forest

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Phylogenetic Position

Gymnosperms > Pinopsida > Pinales > Cupressaceae

Divergence Era

Triassic (approx. 230 million years ago onward)

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