For posts in the Coastal Land Plants Category: https://metchosinmarine.ca/gf/?cat=89
The main plant community habitats could be grouped as follows:
- Clay Cliffs
- Rock Cliffs
- sand substrate
- mud substrate- (estuarine)
The different habitats of our coastline enable very different communities of plants. A combination of specific physical factors determine the plant associations of the shorelines.
- slope of the shore
- type of substrate, ( eg.mud,clay sand)
- Exposure to salt spray,
- Exposure to sunlight.
- Exposure to sediment deposition
- Exposure to erosion.. wind or water.
Some examples of plant communities to be discussed are contained in the following shore sector pages.
https://metchosinmarine.ca/7taylorbeach/7taylorbeach.htm
https://metchosinmarine.ca/5peddderbay/5pedderbay.htm
https://metchosinmarine.ca/8alberthead/8alberthead.htm
Land Plants of Race Rocks will be included:
http://www.racerocks.ca/wp/race-rocks-animals-plants/plants/
http://www.racerocks.com/racerock/plants/introduced.htm
http://www.racerocks.com/racerock/eco/taxalab/genevievea.htm