461 Post oak-black oak forest Dry forests dominated by mixed oak species, usually post oak and black oak. Other oaks may also be present depending on geographic location and soil type. These forests occur mainly in the Piedmont of the southern U.S. This fuelbed represents stands greater than 90 years old. 220,230,250 1 1 47,53 2,18 1 2

Used FB 281 as base. Altered fuelbed based on NatureServe description and BpS 13680 Class D (40% of land area). Mainly reduced pine percentage compared to FB 281. Sep 8, 2011 70 65 45 20 40 12 19422 40 19447 40 19276 20 35 20 8 100 6 19276 30.00 19223 25.00 18158 15.00 27806 15.00 24764 15.00 0.1643 30.015 2 10 45 183335 100.00 2 15 45 19276 100.00 5 12 45 183335 50.00 19276 50.00 2 10 45 183335 50.00 19276 50.00 15 3 90 23610 40.00 23579 40.00 23580 20.00 10 2 90 43340 50.00 28606 50.00 0 5 2.5 0.01 85 41645 30 42076 30 36223 20.00 36611 20.00 20 1 19276 100 0.6 0.9 2.3 3.8 6.1 0 19276 100 1.1 0 0 40 10 1 183335 70.00 19276 30.00 0.135893 0.000000 0.000000

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