355 Hemlock-Alaska cedar / blueberry forest Pacific Maritime coniferous woody wetlands. Occur at various topo-positions throughout southern Alaska. Scattered to moderately dense conifers form a stunted canopy over a fairly dense shrub layer dominated by ericaceous species. Single tree species or combinations of mountain hemlock, Alaska cedar, western hemlock are typical (shore pine, sitka spruce, or western redcedar may also occur). Poorly drained soils may be shallow to deep and usually have thick organic layer and some peat development. 240 5 4 112,125,311 18 5 1

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