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GRSM.93
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» Citation URL: http://vegbank.org/cite/VB.Ob.3657.GRSM93
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Author Plot Code  |
GRSM.93
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| Author Observation Code |
GRSM.93
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| Location Fields: |
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| Confidentiality Status |
exact location
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| Latitude |
35.653016834
º
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| Longitude |
-83.440028873
º
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| Author Location |
GRSM -- Gap between Cliff top and High top
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| State or Province |
Tennessee
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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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| Elevation |
1950.71999703491
m
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| Slope Aspect |
180
º
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| Slope Gradient |
10
º
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| Topographic Position |
Interfluve
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| Landform |
gap
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| Landscape Narrative |
Extremely exposed site. Very cold and windy on this date. Gap. Standing snags. Extends downslope a bit. -- Grades to Fir dominated forests. This type is scattered along summit.
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| Percent Bedrock |
0
%
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| Percent Rock / Gravel |
10
%
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| Percent Wood |
0
%
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| Percent Litter |
0
%
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| Percent Bare Soil |
5
%
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| Percent Water |
0
%
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| Methods Fields: | |
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| Observation Start Date |
14-Jul-1998
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| Observation End Date |
14-Jul-1998
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| Project |
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
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| Cover Method |
NPS CoverMethod
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| Stratum Method |
National Park Service
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| Stem Size Limit |
10
cm
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| Cover Dispersion |
contiguous
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| Overall Taxon Cover Values are Automatically Calculated? |
no
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| Stem Sample Method |
full census
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| Plot Quality Fields: | |
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| Effort Level |
Thorough
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| Plot Validation Level |
(2) classification plot: sufficient for inclusion in a classification revision
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| Floristic Quality |
High but incomplete
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| Bryophyte Quality |
Very incomplete
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| Lichen Quality |
Very incomplete
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| Overall Plot Vegetation Fields: | |
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| --no data-- |
| Misc Fields: | |
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| Observation Narrative |
other spp: SOLIGLO, ANGETRI, RUGENUD, ATHYASP, CARECRI, CAREINT, SORBAME. Patches of shrubs that get very dense on lower slopes. Rubus likely to be much more dominant later in season.
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