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Yellowstone Foodweb for Ursus americanus (black bear)
Yellowstone
Ursus americanus
(
black bear
)
Cervus elaphus
(
wapiti or elk
)
Odocoileus hemionus
(mule deer)
Sambucus racemosa
(
red elderberry
)
Vaccinium cespitosum
(
dwarf blueberry
)
Vaccinium membranaceum
(thinleaf huckleberry)
Vaccinium scoparium
(
grouse whortleberry
)
Deschampsia cespitosa
(Tufted Hair-grass)
Festuca idahoensis
(Idaho fescue)
Koeleria macrantha
(
prairie Junegrass
)
Perideridia gairdneri
(
Gardner's yampah
)
Poa alpina
(alpine bluegrass)
Poa glauca rupicola
(timberline bluegrass)
Poa secunda
(
Sandberg bluegrass
)
Populus angustifolia
(narrowleaf cottonwood)
Populus tremuloides
(quaking aspen)
Populus trichocarpa
(black cottonwood)
Prunus serotina
(Black Cherry)
Pseudoroegneria spicata
(Bluebunch wheatgrass)
Salix bebbiana
(
Bebb willow
)
Salix boothii
(
Booth's willow
)
Salix exigua
(Sandbar Willow)
Salix geyeriana
(
Geyer willow
)
Salix lucida lasiandra
(Shining Willow)
Shepherdia canadensis
(
russet buffalo-berry
)
Ecosystem provided by National Geographic Magazine - May 2016 - Yellowstone - The Carnivore Comeback