![alnus sp 1 graphic](tre_img/windblown_alders_2wtmk.jpg)
Alnus sp., Image 1
Windblown alders along the Mendocino coast of northern California
![alnus sp 2 graphic](tre_img/windblown_alders_1wtmk.jpg)
Alnus sp., Image 2
Windblown alders along the Mendocino coast of northern California.
![alnus sp 3 graphic](tre_img/alders_lichens.jpg)
Alnus sp., Image 3
Alders and lichens, Carmel Valley, California
![alnus sp 4 graphic](tre_img/alders_alsaka_1.jpg)
Alnus sp., Image 4
Alders in Southeast Alaska
![alnus sp 5 graphic](tre_img/alders_alsaka_2.jpg)
Alnus sp., Image 5
Alders in Southeast Alaska.
![alnus sp 6 graphic](../wild_plants/wild_plantsAB/wpl_imgAB/alnus 3772_2.jpg)
Alders in coastal Mendocino County, California. Image 6
![alnus sp 6 graphic](tre_img/alder_with_lichens.jpg)
Alnus sp., Image 7
An alder trunk in Southeast Alaska, in clean air.
Alders don't have white bark, all that white is lichens (see below)
![alnus sp 7 graphic](tre_img/alder_without_lichens.jpg)
Alnus sp., Image 8
An alder trunk in Southeast Alaska, in polluted air behind a pulp mill
The plume of smoke from the mill has killed the lichens,
revealing the actual color of the bark.
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