Boreal Forest Loamy Frozen High Floodplain
Circle-spoke model
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State 1
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Description
The reference plant community is open needleleaf forest (Viereck et al. 1992) with the dominant trees being white spruce and black spruce. There are five plant communities within the reference state related to fire.
The vegetation modeled for this site has limited data and is considered provisional.
Submodel
States 1, 5 and 2 (additional transitions)
1.1. white spruce - black spruce / prickly rose - bog blueberry / splendid feathermoss - Sphagnum moss
1.5. bluejoint / fireweed
1.2. white spruce - resin birch / prickly rose - bog blueberry / splendid feathermoss - Sphagnum
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