See plots USFS.15,17. Transect bearing 154 degrees/ 270 degrees. Chains 1-17 downhill from road hit private land. Turn transect to 270 degrees to avoid private land. Chains 17-63 back up hill to road. Continue climbing up mountain to chain 90. Across ridgetop to "Huckleberry Trail". Bottom of transect was Quercus rubra - Tilia americana forest with a rich and diverse forb layer. The upper part of the transect was very rocky Betula alleghaniensis - Picea rubens forest with scattered forbs.;Red Oak. This plot has 60% rock cover and 100% forb cover- mainly Actea racemosa. The over story has lots of Betula alleghaniensis and Acer saccharum. Soil was clay - unsure of parent material but rocks on surface are sandstone. Plot was on a narrow bench.
Representativeness
Provisional Community Name is roughly approximated from the 3 species with highest percent cover. Plot data from USFS spreadsheets and shapefiles. Original files on disk and in Plotdata/USFS directory. Numerous taxonomic assumptions made, since taxonomi