Wild lilac, mananita, mountain mahogany, poison oak, and live oak are found in the vegetation complex called:

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Wild lilac, manzanita, mountain mahogany, poison oak, and live oak are characteristic plants of chaparral, a vegetation complex found in dry areas, particularly in California. Needleleaf forest or coniferous forest is characterized by coniferous trees, such as pines, spruces, or firs, and is usually found in colder climates. Coastal forest is typically found along the coasts and is characterized by broadleaf trees, such as oaks or maples. Monsoon forest refers to forests that are affected by monsoon rains, typically found in South Asia.

Wild Lilac, Mananita, Mountain Mahogany, Poison Oak, and Live Oak