Sequoia dakotensis

Sequoia dakotensis
Biology
Height	60-90 meters
Length	Unknown
Weight	Unknown
Wingspan	N/A

"Near identical to the giant sequoia Sequoiadendron giganteum, sequoia are the most impressive trees in Hell Creek, growing to immense sizes of up to 100 meters tall in the oldest individuals. Their size and lack of nutritional value means these plants are rarely fed upon. Hadrosaurs, with their grinding dental-batteries, are up to the task, feeding even on twigs and bark."

― Saurian encylopedia

Sequoia dakotensis is a genus of sequoia trees belonging to the cypress family Cupressaceae. There is only one surviving member of the genus Sequoia, which is named Sequoia sempervirens, known as Califronia redwood. Sequoia dakotensis may have been simillar to the giant sequoia (Sequoiadendron giganteum). Just like Sequoia sempervirens, the Sequoia dakotensis may have been the tallest tree in its environment. Sequoia have very little nutritional value, meaning its probably rare in a diet of any Hell Creek herbivore, besides Anatosaurus.

In Saurian

Sequoia dakotensis tree trunk bark textures.

Sequoia are present in Saurian. They are not edible plants for Triceratops.

Sequoia dakotensis, with Woodwardia sp. ferns growing alongside it, and a Denversaurus and a Pectinodon passing by.

Sequoia dakotensis as it appears in Saurian: A Field Guide to Hell Creek

Ground litter composed of Sequoia leaves, with a Tyrannosaurus passing by.