407 Darlington oak forest Southern Coastal Plain dry upland hardwood forest. Occurs in the East Gulf Coastal Plain in Alabama, Florida, Georgia and Mississippi. Stands are typically dominated by Darlington oak (Quercus hemisphaerica), but may be dominated by white oak, post oak, or southern red oak. Scattered pines may be present in the canopy. 230 1 7 52 2,18 1 3

Created from FCCS 123 for EVT 2330. Changed canopy, shrub and nonwoody composition based on EVT description and the Q. hemisphaerica Alliance descriptions from NatureServe Explorer. Reduced canopy heights, removed stumps, reduced snag density, reduced size and density of jackpots, changed litter type designations and reduced litter depth. Changed litter to normal arrangement. Changed composition of snags and woody fuels. Removed lower duff based on reviews of hardwood fuelbeds. Sep 19, 2011 85 60 65 30 35 25 195108 65 19231 30 18035 5 40 45 20 35 13 19223 40 19283 20 18074 20 195108 20 20 10 4 500 1 18149 20 27983 20 19231 40 195108 20 5 5 15 19276 70 19223 30 5 5 15 19276 70 19223 30 5 5 15 19276 70 19223 30 25 8 85 23571 50 23659 50 0 5 3 0.08 70 530264 20 41548 20 41645 20 41635 20 40450 20 25 2 19276 70 19223 30 0.6 1.2 1.6 1.5 1.8 0 19276 70 19223 30 0.8 0 0 0.312145 0.000000 0.000000

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