Shallow Rich Till Upland
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Description
Minimally managed pine-hardwood forest or woodland. Natural disturbances primarily from weather events, insect damage, tree fall create pockets of young forest communities (early successional).
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Mechanism
Human disturbances (roads, timber harvest,) affect species composition and allow the potential for non-native and invasive species to establish and persist.
Mechanism
Invasive species removal, native outplanting
Relevant conservation practices
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Brush Management |
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Forest Stand Improvement |
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Forest Management Plan - Written |
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Forest stand improvement for habitat and soil quality |
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Herbaceous Weed Control |
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