264 Post-blackjack oak forest This fuelbed, commonly referred to as 'crosstimbers', is composed of post oak and blackjack oak in a broadleaf forest or woodland on rolling hills in central Texas through central Oklahoma and extending into southeastern Kansas. It varies from closed forest to open woodland with open prairie inclusions depending on soils and rainfall. Under fire exclusion, oak root sprouts, understory growth and vines can create ladder fuels. Long-term grazing causes annual grasses to increase. This fuelbed represents forests more than 50 years old. 220,230,250 1 1 47,273,274 2,3 1 2

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