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Ecological site R102CY049NE

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T1A - Reduced native competitiveness allow for introduced grass colonization and expansion.
T1B - Severe disturbance makes resources available to opportunistic species.
T1C - Woody encroachment leading to woody dominance
R2A - Reduced invasive grass competitiveness allows natives to reclaim resources.
T2A - Reduced native competitiveness allow for introduced grass colonization and expansion.
T2B - Severe disturbance makes resources available to opportunistic species
T2C - Woody encroachment leading to woody dominance
T3C - Reduced invasive grass competitiveness allows natives to reclaim resources.
T3B - Severe disturbance makes resources available to opportunistic species.
T3A - Woody encroachment leading to woody dominance
R4A - Successional processes tie up resources in a more stable community
T4B - Successional processes tie up resources in a more stable community
T4C - Successional processes tie up resources in a more stable grass community
R5A - Woody removal for return to herbaceous dominance
T5B - Woody removal for return to herbaceous dominance
T5C - Woody removal for return to herbaceous dominance
1.1A - Reduced tallgrass vigor due to excessive defoliation intensity and frequency; drought
1.2A - Improved tallgrass vigor with adequate rest periods; return of normal precipitation
2.1A - Increase of cool season grasses due to management or environmental changes
2.2A - Warm-season grasses increase with management changes

State 4 submodel, plant communities

State 5 submodel, plant communities