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Pacific ponderosa pine forest
Open stands of ponderosa pine are fire-dependent forests of the Cascade Range, Sierra Nevada, and U.S. Rocky Mountains. Dense thickets of ponderosa pine are common due to fire exclusion. This fuelbed was developed based on data from Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area.
260,330,340
2
1
10,144
2,5
1
3
2003-09-17
3
80
75
90
33
172
9.9
183365
100.00
25
6.5
1
6550
1.6
183365
99.00
24806
1.00
2.28195
50.025000000000006
10
9
75
183365
100.00
12
8
50
183365
100.00
4
6.5
50
183365
100.00
1
6.5
1
7
8.5
0.6
50
0.05
42262
35.00
504637
23.00
40524
19.00
503284
13.00
525105
10.00
2.5
1
50
0.01
36818
39.00
508111
34.00
26112
27.00
45
1
0.1
1.5
1.5
8
3
0
183365
100.00
3
1.5
0
183365
100.00
6
13
0.5
183365
100.00
6
13
0.5
183365
100.00
0.036074
0.000000
0.000000
pileGroupID,pileGroupName,numPiles,pileType,pileShape,W1,L1,H1,W2,L2,H2,soilPercent,packingRatio,handPileSpecies,species1_TSN,species1_percent,species2_TSN,species2_percent,pileQuality,percentConsumed
2,,1,1,5,5.00,8.00,2.00,,,,,,2,,,,,,90
21
0.4
2
1.5
0.2
85
0.6
1
95.00
2.00
3.00
85
1.5
1
1.5
2
68.8
1