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Stock Photo: Agave Plant in the Capitol Park Native Plant Garden in Sacramento California
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This is a stock photo of an agave plant in Capitol Park's Native Plant Garden in Sacramento, California. The garden helps illustrate California's wide diversity of ecosystems and serves as a reminder of the type of native habitat that existed before European settlers arrived. Agave is highlighted in the garden because it was used by the Native Californians as food and barter. Photograph by Angela Pratt.
Image Number: 0082-0703-1908-1641
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