Puget Lowlands Moist Forest
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Current ecosystem state
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Management practices/drivers
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- Transition T1A More details
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Submodel
States 1 and 5 (additional transitions)
1.1. Western Hemlock, Western Redcedar, Red Huckleberry, Salal, and Western Swordfern
1.5. Douglas-fir, Western Hemlock Red Alder, Salal, Red Huckleberry, and Western Swordfern
Mechanism
This transition represents a change in land use. Land management includes modifications to the hydrologic function to develop pasture and agriculture. Non-native seed disbursement is introduced (intentionally or unintentionally), which alters the reference community (1.1).
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