coast live oak
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of coast live oak
An Americanism dating back to 1880–85
Example Sentences
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In the Golden State, the beetles are attacking the coast live oak, canyon live oak and the California black oak.
From Los Angeles Times
Other residents and helpers have been showing up to give what they can, adding everything from aloe plants to coast live oak saplings to a 7-foot Aleppo pine someone had potted in a bucket.
From Los Angeles Times
Tree varieties include Eureka lemon, pink guava, Golden Delicious apple, coast live oak, olive, crape myrtle, California sycamore, desert willow and torrey pines.
From Los Angeles Times
Nearby Antonovich Trail, a popular trek for locals, meanders along a babbling Walnut Creek, shaded by fig, coast live oak and eucalyptus trees.
From Los Angeles Times
In the Golden State, they are attacking the coast live oak, canyon live oak and the California black oak.
From Los Angeles Times
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