270 Red spruce-Fraser fir/rhododendron forest High elevation (above 4,500 feet) conifer forest in the southern Appalachian mountains occurring in North Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia. Dominated by red spruce and Fraser fir with a variable deciduous canopy component depending on elevation. Red spruce dominates at the lower end of the elevation range, while Fraser fir dominates the upper end of the elevation range. Dense evergreen shrub stratum. The balsam woolly adelgid has affected much of this forest type, killing mature Fraser fir trees. 220,230 2 1 25 5,17 5 3

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