449 Pin oak-white oak/buttonbush forest North-Central Interior wet flatwoods occur on poorly drained uplands or as depressions on glacial plains throughout the glaciated midwest and east into New England. Stands are dominated by oak species with a variety of associated hardwoods that vary by geographic location. 220 1 7 62 18 3 1

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