Tag #99. Pin is 1 m E from 18-cm Quercus falcata. Site is located about 500 m NE from park entrance road, opposite small ephemeral drainage near western park boundary. Transect extends at 90 degrees from pin.
Layout Fields:
Permanence
not permanent
Environment Fields:
Elevation
245
m
Slope Aspect
270
º
Slope Gradient
2.5
º
Topographic Position
High slope
Landform
ridge
Surficial Deposits
Schist
Landscape Narrative
Environmental_Comments: Moderately aged stand with Scarlet oak and Shortleaf Pine dominant near top of broad, gentle ridgetop. Sourwood and Rd maple and Black tupelo in subcanopy. Somewhat dense shrub layer of young hardwoods - some (<5%) Mountain laurel. Mostly leaf litter. Pine bark beetle; dogwood anthracnose; very small old pine beetle killed trees; few dogwoods with damage.; Hydrology_Evidence: dry-mesic