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Mahonia nervosa
Leaves have nine to nineteen toothed leaflets arranged opposite along the stems. The leaflets tend to have three main veins.
Typically found in Douglas-fir/western redcedar/western hemlock forests in the Coast Range and Cascades of Washington.
Spotted on Jun 21, 2013
Submitted on Jun 21, 2013
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