Major Land Resource Area 122X
Highland Rim and Pennyroyal
Accessed: 10/03/2024
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Ecological site list
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Key Characteristics
- Mesic soil temperature regime
- Uplands
- Deep, Well Drained Limestone Uplands
- Cherty
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Key Characteristics
- Mesic soil temperature regime
- Uplands
- Deep, Well Drained Limestone Uplands
- Limestone
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Key Characteristics
- Mesic soil temperature regime
- Uplands
- Deep, Well Drained Limestone Uplands
- Loamy
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Key Characteristics
- Mesic soil temperature regime
- Uplands
- No Fragipan
- Loess Veneered
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Key Characteristics
- Mesic soil temperature regime
- Uplands
- No Fragipan
- Depth: Moderately Deep
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Key Characteristics
- Mesic soil temperature regime
- Uplands
- Fragipan
- Moderately Well Drained Fragipan Uplands
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Key Characteristics
- Mesic soil temperature regime
- Uplands
- No Fragipan
- Loamy Skeletal
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Key Characteristics
- Mesic soil temperature regime
- Terraces
- No Fragipan
- Well Drained Terraces
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Key Characteristics
- Mesic soil temperature regime
- Terraces
- Fragipan
- Moderately Well Drained Fragipan Terraces
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Key Characteristics
- Mesic soil temperature regime
- Terraces
- Fragipan
- SWPD Fragipan Terraces and Uplands
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Key Characteristics
- Mesic soil temperature regime
- Terrace Lakebeds
- Somewhat Poorly Drained Terrace Lakebeds
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Key Characteristics
- Mesic soil temperature regime
- Flats
- Saturated Flats
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Key Characteristics
- Mesic soil temperature regime
- Floodplains
- Well Drained Headwaters
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Key Characteristics
- Mesic soil temperature regime
- Floodplains
- Ponded Sites
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Key Characteristics
- Mesic soil temperature regime
- Floodplains
- Well Drained Floodplains
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Key Characteristics
- Mesic soil temperature regime
- Floodplains
- Somewhat Poorly Floodplains
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Key Characteristics
- Mesic soil temperature regime
- Floodplains
- Poorly Drained
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Key Characteristics
- Mesic soil temperature regime
- Uplands
- Shale – Siltstone Parent Material
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Key Characteristics
- Thermic soil temperature regime
- Uplands
- No Loess cap
- Cherty Limestone Escarpment
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Key Characteristics
- Thermic soil temperature regime
- Footslopes
- Gravelly Colluvial Footslopes
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Key Characteristics
- Thermic soil temperature regime
- Uplands
- Loess cap
- Loess Veneered Thermic Uplands
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Key Characteristics
- Thermic soil temperature regime
- Uplands
- Loess cap
- Loess Veneered Depressional Uplands
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Key Characteristics
- Thermic soil temperature regime
- Terraces
- No Fragipan
- Clayey Limestone Terraces and Uplands
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Key Characteristics
- Thermic soil temperature regime
- Terraces
- No Fragipan
- Loamy Terraces
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Key Characteristics
- Thermic soil temperature regime
- Terraces
- Fragipan
- Tennessee River Fragipan Terraces
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Key Characteristics
- Thermic soil temperature regime
- Floodplains
- Moderately Well Drained
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Key Characteristics
- Thermic soil temperature regime
- Floodplains
- Poorly Drained
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Key Characteristics
- Thermic soil temperature regime
- Floodplains
- Excessively Drained
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Key Characteristics
- Thermic soil temperature regime
- Floodplains
- Well Drained, Loamy
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Key Characteristics
- Thermic soil temperature regime
- Floodplains
- Well Drained, Gravelly
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