TBL_I-1
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Plot ID Fields:
Author Plot Code	TBL_I-1
Author Observation Code	TBL_I-1
Location Fields:	MAP: Google | Yahoo | TopoZone | MapQuest
Location Accuracy	0 m
Confidentiality Status	exact location
Latitude	64.501111 º
Longitude	-165.406389 º
Author Location	NOME
Country	United States
Named Places	Geographic Name: Seward Peninsula area|country|territory: United States
Layout Fields:
Shape	Square
Area	1 m²
Permanence	not permanent
Environment Fields:
Elevation	120 m
Slope Aspect	90 º
Slope Gradient	5 º
Soil Moisture Regime	Moist
Organic Depth	-9 cm
Methods Fields:
Observation Start Date	30-Jul-1951
Observation End Date	30-Jul-1951
Date Accuracy	Exact
Project	Nome_Herbert Hanson (Hanson 1953)
Cover Method	Hult-Sernander-DuRietz-Daniels
Stratum Method	No Strata
Method Narrative	Relevé. Not a repeat sample.
Plot Quality Fields:
Floristic Quality	High
Bryophyte Quality	Not examined
Lichen Quality	Not examined
Overall Plot Vegetation Fields:
Nonvascular Cover	96 %
Misc Fields:
Observation Narrative	Cardamine polemonioides= in original Cardamine pratensis. These stands usually occur on moderate slopes at lower elevations and occupy in the aggregate considerable area. Stand density varies from open to closed. This type is a good indicator of conditions suitable for excellent growth of lichens. Entered by L. Druckenmiller andimported into TV by A. Breen and L. Druckenmiller

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