Dudleya nesiotica
The Santa Cruz Island liveforever, a small mat-forming Dudleya known only from one coastal bluff area at the west end of Santa Cruz Island, California. It grows in winter and early spring on fog-cooled, windswept ground and goes dormant through the dry summer.
Where it grows wild
Low mats on rocky, exposed, windswept coastal terrace and bluff ground, in open sun with frequent marine fog.
Recorded 0–30 m, median 9 m, right on the coast.
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