Ecoregion 78b: Oak Savanna Foothills
The Oak Savanna Foothills ecoregion consists of moderately sloping mountain foothills bordering the Rogue and Illinois river valleys and sharing their Mediterranean climate. Elevation varies from 1,400 to 4,000 feet (427 to 1,219 m). The driest area, east of Medford, is dominated by Oregon white oak and California black oak woodlands, grassland-savanna, ponderosa pine, and Coast Douglas-fir. The wetter foothills flanking the Illinois Valley support Douglas-fir, madrone, and California incense-cedar. Understory species include oceanspray, Western poison-oak, snowberry, Idaho fescue, California brome, roughstalk bluegrass, and ceanothus. The region is lower and less dissected, with more oak woodland and less closed-canopied forest than the Inland Siskiyous. It covers 818 square miles (2,119 km2) in Oregon.
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Asclepias fascicularis-Ecoregion 78b (160 oz)
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Asclepias speciosa-Ecoregion 78b (240 oz)
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Camassia leichtlinii-Ecoregion 78b (11.6 oz)
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Camassia quamash-Ecoregion 78b (12 oz)
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Camassia quamash-Ecoregion 78b (4.54 oz)
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Danthonia californica-Ecoregion 78b (4.97 oz)
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Festuca californica-Ecoregion 78b (576 oz)
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Lomatium californicum-Ecoregion 78b (1.16 oz)
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Lomatium californicum-Ecoregion 78b (3 oz)
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Lomatium nudicaule-Ecoregion 78b (1 oz)
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Lomatium utriculatum-Ecoregion 78b (0.66 oz)
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Lomatium utriculatum-Ecoregion 78b (0.78 oz)
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