281 Shortleaf pine-post oak-black oak forest Dry forests dominated by shortleaf pine and mixed oak species, usually post oak and black oak. Other oaks may also be present depending on geographic location and soil type. These forests occur mainly in the western Gulf Coastal Plain and Interior Highlands of the southern U.S. from Oklahoma, Missouri, and Texas east to Mississippi; also occur farther east in the southern Appalachian Mountains and Piedmont on dry, low elevation ridges, generally below 2,000 feet. This fuelbed represents stands from 50 to 90 years old. 220,230,250,310 4 1 76 2,18 1 2

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