What plant life did Lewis and Clark find on their expedition?

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== == Antelope Bush Aromatic Aster

Aromatic Sumac

Bearberry

Bitterroot (1806)

Black greasewood

Blue Flax

Breadroot (May 5, 1805)

Buffaloberry

Bur Oak

Broom Snakeweed

Canada Milk-vetch

Common Horsetail

Common Juniper

Common Monkey-flower

Cottonwood tree (June 12, 1805)

Creeping Juniper

Curly-top gumweed

Dwarf Sagebrush

Eastern Cottonwood

False Indigo

Fire-on-the-Mountain

Fringed sagebrush

Golden currant

Gumbo evening primrose

Indian tobacco

Lanceleaf sage

Large-flowered Clammyweed

Lewis's syringa

Lewis's wild flax

Long-leaved Sagebrush

Meadow Anemone

Missouri milk-vetch

Moundscale

Needle-and-thread grass

Osage orange

Pasture sagewort

Pin Cherry

Ponderosa Pine

Prickly pear cactus

Purple Coneflower

Purple Prairie-clover

Rabbitbrush

Raccoon Grape

Red false mallow

Rigid Goldenrod

Rocky Mountain Beeplant

Rough Gayfeather

Shadscale

Silky Wormwood

Silver-leaf Scurfpea

Snow-on-the-mountain

Spiny Goldenweed

Thick-spike Gayfeather

Western Red Cedar

White Milkwort

Wild Alfalfa

Wild Four-o'clock

Wild Rice Wild Rose Click on the link below for more information on Lewis and Clark:

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Along the way, Lewis and Clark found:  Bull snakes  California  newt  Eastern spiny softshell turtle  Northwestern garter snake  Oregon  spotted frog  Pacific tree frog  Plains horned toad  Plains western hognose snake  Prairie rattlesnake  Red-spotted garter snake  Water terrapin  Western rattlesnake  Western toad

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On their expedition Lewis and Clark encountered many animals, among the fish that they found were: blue catfish, channel catfish, Columbia river chub, cutthroat trout, eulachon, mountain sucker, northern pikeminnow, sauger and the white sturgeon.

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List of Birds Found on Lewis and Clark Expedition  Aleutian Canada goose American goldfinch American raven Black-billed magpie Bonaparte's gull Brewer's blackbird Broad-tailed hummingbird Cabanis's woodpecker Carolina parakeet Clark's nutcracker Columbian sharp-tailed grouse Franklin's spruce grouse Glaucous-winged gull Gray jay Greater white-fronted goose Harris' woodpecker Hutchins' goose Lewis' woodpecker Long-billed curlew Mountain quail Northern flicker Northwestern crow Oregon ruffed grouse Pacific loon Pacific nighthawk Passenger pigeon Pinyon jay Prairie horned lark Prairie sharp-tailed grouse Red-necked grebe Richardson's blue grouse Ring-necked duck Sage grouse Steller's jay Tundra swan Western common crow Western grebe Western gull Western meadowlark Western mourning dove Western pileated woodpecker Western winter wren

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Lewis Monkeyflower  Wild Licorice  Indian Blanket  Pink Elephants  Lewis Syringa  Common Chokecherry  Indian Basket Grass  Red False Mallow  There are much more plants they found, but right now i am in a hurry, so ya.

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Lewis and Clark Botanical Discoveries:  Antelope Bush Aromatic Aster Aromatic Sumac Bearberry Bitterroot (1806) Black greasewood Blue Flax Breadroot (May 5, 1805) Buffaloberry Bur Oak Broom Snakeweed Canada Milk-vetch Common Horsetail Common Juniper Common Monkey-flower Cottonwood tree (June 12, 1805) Creeping Juniper Curly-top gumweed Dwarf Sagebrush Eastern Cottonwood False Indigo Fire-on-the-Mountain Fringed sagebrush Golden currant Gumbo evening primrose Indian tobacco Lanceleaf sage Large-flowered Clammyweed Lewis's syringa Lewis's wild flax Long-leaved Sagebrush Meadow Anemone Missouri milk-vetch Moundscale Needle-and-thread grass Osage orange Pasture sagewort Pin Cherry Ponderosa Pine Prickly pear cactus Purple Coneflower Purple Prairie-clover Rabbitbrush Raccoon Grape Red false mallow Rigid Goldenrod Rocky Mountain Beeplant Rough Gayfeather Shadscale Silky Wormwood Silver-leaf Scurfpea Snow-on-the-mountain Spiny Goldenweed Thick-spike Gayfeather Western Red Cedar White Milkwort Wild Alfalfa Wild Four-o'clock Wild Rice Wild Rose

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Lewis and Clark Botanical Discoveries:  Antelope Bush Aromatic Aster Aromatic Sumac Bearberry Bitterroot (1806) Black greasewood Blue Flax Breadroot (May 5, 1805) Buffaloberry Bur Oak Broom Snakeweed Canada Milk-vetch Common Horsetail Common Juniper Common Monkey-flower Cottonwood tree (June 12, 1805) Creeping Juniper Curly-top gumweed Dwarf Sagebrush Eastern Cottonwood False Indigo Fire-on-the-Mountain Fringed sagebrush Golden currant Gumbo evening primrose Indian tobacco Lanceleaf sage Large-flowered Clammyweed Lewis's syringa Lewis's wild flax Long-leaved Sagebrush Meadow Anemone Missouri milk-vetch Moundscale Needle-and-thread grass Osage orange Pasture sagewort Pin Cherry Ponderosa Pine Prickly pear cactus Purple Coneflower Purple Prairie-clover Rabbitbrush Raccoon Grape Red false mallow Rigid Goldenrod Rocky Mountain Beeplant Rough Gayfeather Shadscale Silky Wormwood Silver-leaf Scurfpea Snow-on-the-mountain Spiny Goldenweed Thick-spike Gayfeather Western Red Cedar White Milkwort Wild Alfalfa Wild Four-o'clock Wild Rice Wild Rose

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They considered the grizzly bear to be the most "terrifying" and "exciting of all the animals they encountered. However, it wasn't the appearance of these animals that really surprised them, but the shear numbers in which they roamed.  Aleutian Canada goose American Bison Prairie dogs(barking dogs) American goldfinch American raven Audubon's mountain sheep Bull snakes Black-billed magpie Black-tailed prairie dog Blue catfish Bonaparte's gull Brewer's blackbird Broad-tailed hummingbird Bull snake Bushy-tailed woodrat Cabanis's woodpecker California newt Carolina parakeet Channel catfish Clark's nutcracker Columbia river chub Columbian black-tailed deer Columbian ground squirrel Columbian sharp-tailed grouse Coyote Cutthroat trout Desert cottontail Double-crested cormorant Douglas' squirrel Dusky horned owl Eastern spiny softshell turtle Eastern woodrat Ermine Eulachon Forster's tern Franklin's spruce grouse Glaucous-winged gull Goldeye Gray jay Greater white-fronted goose Grizzly bear  Harbor seal Harris' woodpecker Hutchins' goose Least tern Lewis' woodpecker Loggerhead shrike Long-billed curlew Long-tailed weasel McCown's longspur Missouri beaver Montana  great horned owl Mountain beaver Mountain lion Mountain quail Mountain sucker Mule deer North American porcupine Northern bobcat Northern flicker Northern pikeminnow Northern plains striped skunk Northern pocket gopher Northern raccoon Northern short-tailed shrew Northwestern crow Northwestern garter snake Nuttall's (common) poorwill Oregon bobcat Oregon pronghorn Oregon ruffed grouse Oregon spotted frog Pacific (northern) fulmar Pacific loon Pacific nighthawk Pacific tree frog Passenger pigeon Pigmy horned toad Pinyon jay Plains gray wolf Plains horned toad Plains western hognose snake Prairie horned lark Prairie rattlesnake Prairie sharp-tailed grouse Pronghorn antelope Red fox Red-necked grebe Red-spotted garter snake Richardson's blue grouse Richardson's red squirrel Ring-necked duck Rocky Mountain goat Roosevelt elk Sage grouse Sauger Sea otter Shiras' moose Starry flounder Steelhead trout Steller's jay Striped skunk Swift fox Thirteen-lined ground squirrel Townsend's chipmunk Townsend's mole Tundra swan Water terrapin Western badger Western common crow Western fence lizard Western gray squirrel Western grebe Western gull Western meadowlark Western mourning dove Western pileated woodpecker Western rattlesnake Western tanager Western toad Western willet Western winter wren White sturgeon White-tailed deer White-tailed jackrabbit Yellow-bellied marmot

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