310 Greasewood shrubland The greasewood fuelbed type is generally located in areas of high salinity and or alkalinity with a high water table or subject to frequent overflow flooding. Each desert community has a unique shrub and herbaceous component that accompanies greasewood. Historically, these desert communities burned very infrequently due to low fuel presence. Due to fire suppression and heavy grazing, they are now invading surrounding grasslands or are being invaded by exotic grasses, which is changing the natural fire regime. This is a regional fuelbed that spans all three desert types. 260,310,320,330,340 6 219 18 4 2 Roger Ottmar

USDA Forest Service Used FCCS fuelbed 049 as baseline and changed species according to greasewood series in "manual of California Vegetation" by Sawyer and Keeler-Wolf 1995, page 154 and SRM 501. Sep 16, 2011 20 3 45 20707 50.00 20677 30.00 35498 10.00 37090 10.00 0 10 2 0.1 70 40677 25.00 42128 25.00 42115 25 41501 25 2 0.25 29051 100.00 0.1 0.2 0 0 0 0 7 0.25 1 40.00 50.00 10.00