Wet Floodplain
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Current ecosystem state
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Description
The reference state can be represented by several communities within Central Appalachian River Floodplain (CES202.608) (Natureserve, 2007). Forest overstory canopies are sycamore dominated and generally closed canopy.
Submodel
Description
This forest vegetation community is the result poor logging techniques (high grading).
Submodel
Mechanism
The site is logged and high graded, lees desirable species dominate succession.
Mechanism
Remove undesirable species using herbicides, cutting or prescribed fire. Plant desired species if absent from the site.
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