Climate change is awfully hard on native plants

Grist
By John UptonFeb 13, 2016, 7:26 am177 pts
BERKELEY, Calif. — Willis Linn Jepson encountered a squat shrub while he was collecting botanical specimens on California’s Mount Tamalpais in the fall of 1936. He trimmed off a few branches and jotted down the location along the ridge trail where the manzanita grew, 2,255 feet above sea level. The…

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