404 Yellow poplar-sugar maple-basswood forest Southern and Central Appalachian cove forests. Consists of mesophytic hardwood (some with hemlock) on sheltered topographic positions below 5000 feet in elevation in the Southern Blue Ridge and central Appalachian Mountains. These forests have highly variable canopy composition; characteristic canopy dominants can include sugar maple, yellow poplar, white ash, and basswood. 220,230 1 1 56,41 18 5 1

Created from FCCS 269 for EVT2318. Altered canopy, shrub and nonwoody composition based on EVT description and component Alliance descriptions from NatureServe Explorer. Slightly altered canopy understory dbh and height and nonwoody cover values based on Alliance descriptions. Reduced snag density and removed stumps. Altered NW load and removed lower duff based on reviews. Sep 19, 2011 95 60 88 30 20 16.5 21536 20 28731 20 18086 25 18071 15 32931 15 19276 5 60 53 20 30 7.4 28727 40 21536 20 24764 10 28714 10 183397 10 19478 10 60 20 5 80 3.5 28727 30 28714 20 23864 20 24764 15 19223 15 2 11 75 21536 50 28731 50 2 11 70 21536 50 28731 50 2 11 55 21536 50 28731 50 20 6 85 18147 50.00 19033 25 23700 25 0 40 1.5 0.3 85 821148 25 18840 25 29789 25 19127 25 10 1.5 19290 40.00 28727 60.00 1 1 2 3 2 0.5 19290 40.00 28727 60.00 2.3 0.5 0 0.233521 0.000000 0.000000

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