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Life in death valley: a tide of blossoms, in the wake of heavy storms, has grown into a big attraction.(FIELD NOTES)(Brief Article)
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Life in death valley: a tide of blossoms, in the wake of heavy storms, has grown into a big attraction.(FIELD NOTES)(Brief Article)
Publication: Natural History Publication Date: 01-JUN-05 Author: Espelie, Erin
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COPYRIGHT 2005 Natural History Magazine, Inc.
Deadly rains brought floods and mudslides to Southern California this past year, but the rains have offered amends: a profusion of spring wildflowers. In Death Valley National Park the bloom has been particularly spectacular. The predominant flower, a yellow beauty called desert sunflower, dressed up what is, more commonly,...
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