The Grand Fir/mountain Maple Habitat Type in Central Idaho: Succession and ManagementU.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Intermountain Research Station, 1992 - Abies grandis - 90 pages |
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... disturbance sites , and 105 additional disturbed sites . A total of 15 potential tree layer types , 34 shrub layer types , and 55 herbaceous layer types are categorized by a hierarchi- cal taxonomic classification . Diagnostic keys ...
... disturbance sites , and 105 additional disturbed sites . A total of 15 potential tree layer types , 34 shrub layer types , and 55 herbaceous layer types are categorized by a hierarchi- cal taxonomic classification . Diagnostic keys ...
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... major shrub species to various disturbances ............. ............. 31 11. Occurrence of natural tree seedlings ( percent ) by silvicultural method and overstory compe- tition for the ABGR / ACGL h.t. , ACGL and PHMA phases ...
... major shrub species to various disturbances ............. ............. 31 11. Occurrence of natural tree seedlings ( percent ) by silvicultural method and overstory compe- tition for the ABGR / ACGL h.t. , ACGL and PHMA phases ...
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... disturbances in the ABGR / ACGL h.t. , ACGL phase ................. 12 10. Occurrence of sites with pocket gopher mounds ( solid bars ) and sites without mounds ( hollow bars ) following various disturbances in the ABGR / ACGL h.t. ...
... disturbances in the ABGR / ACGL h.t. , ACGL phase ................. 12 10. Occurrence of sites with pocket gopher mounds ( solid bars ) and sites without mounds ( hollow bars ) following various disturbances in the ABGR / ACGL h.t. ...
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... disturbance . In a similar manner time , as it relates to succession , can be delineated by community types or seral stages that can be obliterated , slightly altered , or even ad- vanced through various disturbances . Habitat type ...
... disturbance . In a similar manner time , as it relates to succession , can be delineated by community types or seral stages that can be obliterated , slightly altered , or even ad- vanced through various disturbances . Habitat type ...
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... disturbance , plant coverage by species , percent survival and age to 4.5 feet ( 1.4 m ) of planted tree seedlings , occurrence of pocket go- pher mounds and snow damage to tree seedlings , methods of logging , slash disposal , site ...
... disturbance , plant coverage by species , percent survival and age to 4.5 feet ( 1.4 m ) of planted tree seedlings , occurrence of pocket go- pher mounds and snow damage to tree seedlings , methods of logging , slash disposal , site ...
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006 Larix occidentalis 007 Picea engelmannii ¹Code to constancy ABGR ABGR/ACGL h.t. Abies grandis Acer glabrum ACGL phase Alnus sinuata APPENDIX Arenaria macrophylla Arnica cordifolia Aster conspicuus broadcast burning Bromus carinatus Calamagrostis rubescens canopy cover Carex geyeri Carex rossii Castilleja miniata Ceanothus velutinus CEVE classification clearcut climax constancy values disturbance dominant or codominant early seral Epilobium angustifolium Festuca occidentalis forage values Fragaria vesca Galium triflorum habitat type Herb layer type high coverages incl Kufeld Lathyrus nevadensis microsite mid-seral Number of stands percent PHMA phase Physocarpus malvaceus Picea engelmannii pine Pinus ponderosa PIPO pocket gopher Polemonium pulcherrimum Potentilla glandulosa POTR Prunus Pseudotsuga menziesii PSME Pteridium aquilinum regeneration Ribes viscosissimum RIVI Rubus parviflorus RUPA Salix scouleriana SASC scarification seed source seedbeds shade shrub layer type snow damage SPBE Spiraea betulifolia successional amplitudes Symphoricarpos albus Thalictrum occidentale TREE LAYER GROUP Tree layer type tree seedlings U.S. Department virginiana wildfire