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Author Plot Code
420
Author Observation Code
420
Location Fields:
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Location Accuracy
250
m
Confidentiality Status
exact location
Latitude
67.435
º
Longitude
-154.099
º
Author Location
Arrigetch Peaks
Country
United States
Named Places
Layout Fields:
Shape
Square
Permanence
not permanent
Environment Fields:
Elevation
940
m
Slope Aspect
(n/a, flat)
º
Slope Gradient
0
º
Rock Type
Granitic outwash sands
Soil Moisture Regime
Wet
Organic Depth
-9
cm
Percent Bedrock
0
%
Percent Litter
0
%
Percent Bare Soil
0
%
Percent Water
0
%
Methods Fields:
Observation Start Date
1980
± One year
Observation End Date
1980
± One year
Date Accuracy
One year
Project
Arrigetch Peaks_David Cooper (Cooper 1983)
Cover Method
Percentage (%)
Stratum Method
No Strata
Method Narrative
Relevé. Not a repeat sample.
Plot Quality Fields:
Floristic Quality
High
Bryophyte Quality
High
Lichen Quality
High
Overall Plot Vegetation Fields:
Tree Height
0
m
Nonvascular Cover
0
%
Misc Fields:
Observation Narrative
Releve also in unpublished thesis of Cooper 1983, Table12, the. 2. Value of Drepanocladus revolvens in his thesis is 65 percent, no Carex aquatilis noted in this work. In thesis, Carex aquatilis is missing, Drepanocladus tundrae occurs with 1 percent cover values - added here. Also Cyrtomnium hymenophyllum (5 percent) is added from original thesis. In original work this releveis a part of Schistidio-Drepanocladetum revolventis - note by J. Sibik, 01-22-2014. Fens and marshes are limited to valley bottoms in the Arrigetch Peaks and are especially abundant where glacial moraines have ponded valleysand these ponds have been subsequently filled by alluvium. The Paludello squarrosae-Caricetum aquatilis is the most abundanttype of fen occurring ongranitic outwash sands of level cirque floors andvalley bottoms. Thaw depth about 1 m (Cooper 1986b). Entered by Jozef Sibik and Silvia Chasnikova. Edited by L. Druckenmiller.
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