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AUBSRA30
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» Citation URL: http://vegbank.org/cite/urn:lsid:vegbank.org/vegbranch:observation:2435-{C5F36E12-F908-4C1F-AA26-667D33D77402}
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Author Plot Code  |
AUBSRA30
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| Author Observation Code |
AUBSRA30
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| Original Data Location |
Vegetation Classification and Mapping Program, California Dept of Fish and Wildlife, Sacramento, CA
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| Location Fields: |
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| Confidentiality Status |
exact location
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| Latitude |
38.8702476801387
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| Longitude |
-121.030116438476
º
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| Author Location |
Auburn State Recreation Area
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| Location Narrative |
This stand wraps around 3/4 of lake at lower lake margin (roots in water). Phalaris and Ludwigia dominate. Immediately below, in deeper water, is stand of Polygonum hydropiperoides. Beyond that stand is either Potamogeton or another Polygonum. Phalaris - Ludwigia stand shows up as brightest green on aerial photo.
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| State or Province |
California
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| Country |
United States
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| Layout Fields: | |
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| Shape |
Plotless
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| Permanence |
not permanent
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| Environment Fields: | |
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| Stand Size |
small
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| Elevation |
432
m
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| Slope Aspect |
(n/a, too irregular to determine)
º
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| Slope Gradient |
5
º
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| Topographic Position |
Low level
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| Landscape Narrative |
wetland
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| Percent Other |
2
%
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| Name Other |
BasalStemArea
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| Methods Fields: | |
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| Observation Start Date |
12-Jul-2006
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| Project |
Northern Sierra Nevada Foothills
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| Cover Method |
Percentage (%)
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| Stratum Method |
CNPS/CDFW RA v. 2005
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| Cover Dispersion |
Entire
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| Overall Taxon Cover Values are Automatically Calculated? |
no
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| Plot Validation Level |
(2) classification plot: sufficient for inclusion in a classification revision
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| Overall Plot Vegetation Fields: | |
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| Field Height |
0.25
m
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| Shrub Cover |
0
%
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| Field Cover |
60
%
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| Dominant Stratum |
Herb
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| Misc Fields: | |
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| Observation Narrative |
Not sure which species of Phalaris, I suspect it’s Phalaris arundinacea, not P. aquatica.
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