Loamy Upland 17-22" p.z. (PIPO)
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Ponderosa Pine dominant This ecological site is ponderosa pine dominant with isolated, mature gambel oak and other shrubs. Grass cover is also significant.
Shrub Dominant State 2 has crossed a threshold with the loss of ponderosa pine due to crown burning fire. Basal sprouting shrubs such as gambel oak have greatly increased.
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Current ecosystem state
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State 1
Ponderosa Pine dominant This ecological site is ponderosa pine dominant with isolated, mature gambel oak and other shrubs. Grass cover is also significant.
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State 2
Shrub Dominant State 2 has crossed a threshold with the loss of ponderosa pine due to crown burning fire. Basal sprouting shrubs such as gambel oak have greatly increased.
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State 1
Ponderosa Pine dominant This ecological site is ponderosa pine dominant with isolated, mature gambel oak and other shrubs. Grass cover is also significant.
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State 2
Shrub Dominant State 2 has crossed a threshold with the loss of ponderosa pine due to crown burning fire. Basal sprouting shrubs such as gambel oak have greatly increased.
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State 1
Ponderosa Pine dominant
This ecological site is ponderosa pine dominant with isolated, mature gambel oak and other shrubs. Grass cover is also significant.
Description
This ecological site is ponderosa pine dominant with isolated, mature gambel oak and other shrubs. Grass cover is also significant.
Submodel
State 2
Shrub Dominant
State 2 has crossed a threshold with the loss of ponderosa pine due to crown burning fire. Basal sprouting shrubs such as gambel oak have greatly increased.
Description
State 2 has crossed a threshold with the loss of ponderosa pine due to crown burning fire. Basal sprouting shrubs such as gambel oak have greatly increased.
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