This observation was uploaded from NatureServe's Ecological Observations Database (EcoObs), version 27 May 2016. Some data values may be midpoints of EcoObs classes (e.g. stratum height, slope, aspect).
More T. canadensis down slope closer to stream, also hummocks/very wet near stream (maybe hemlock palustrine forest); seepy in plot also, not as much as down slope; hemlock inclusions common at point of sampling, and as you move upslope