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203 West Roanoke Street
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203 West Roanoke Street
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W a t e r c h a r a c t e r i s t c i s : s a l i n i t y = 2 p p t ( o l i g o h a l i n e ) , D O = 0 p p m , t u r b i d i t y = 1 3 J T U ( m o d e r a t e l y t u r b i d ) , c o l o r = b r o w n - y e l l o w ; N a t u r a l l y o i l y f i l m ( d i s p e r s e s u p o n t o u c h ) . T i d a l e v i d e n c e : o v e r w a s h e d d r i f t w o o d , e s t i m a t e d o v e r w a s h e d 1 - 3 t i m e s p e r y e a r . H e t e r o g e n i t y : m i c r o h a b i t a t s i n c l u d e 1 . h u mWater characteristcis: salinity = 2ppt (oligohaline), DO = 0 ppm, turbidity = 13JTU (moderately turbid), color = brown-yellow; Naturally oily film (disperses upon touch). Tidal evidence: overwashed driftwood, estimated overwashed 1 - 3 times per year. Heterogenity: microhabitats include 1. hummocks (3 cm above water table, 4% of plot, with Oenothera, Cyperus, Teuchrium, Panicum and shrubs), 2. flats (water at 1 cm average surface to 3 cm up, 65% of plot, with typical sand H layers), and 3. pools (with water 5 to 10 cm deep, 30% of plot, abundant H layer, abundant Typha shrubs <1% cover).Fairly uniform with Amophila dominating, forming clumps with sand between. Undulating surface. Trash washed in. Plot is backslope of foredune.Rolling topography Rosa rugosa is small underneath the Myrica and Prunus maritima.Litter = Hudsonia needles, Heterogeneity: large scale: Ammophila association (7% of plot, at edge, in bands) vs Hudsonia association (most of plot); small scale: 1. grassy/Ilex clumps (with Lechea maritima), 2. grassy/Hudsonia mix, 3. Hudsonia/Water characteristics: turbidity = 40 JTU (very turbid). Color = brown. Dissolved oxygen = 0 ppm. Surface description: bare soil = exposed muck; litter = scirpus leaves, surf clam shells: wood = 4cm wide Vaccinium corymbosum; trash = plastic bottle. Heterogenity: microhabitats include: 1. pools (with A1 and A2 layers exposed water) 2. mat at the water surface with sphagnum and abundant herbs, 3. hummocks with S1 and S2 layers (especially Vaccinium corymbosum) and 4. a dry ecotone (with tall T2 Nyssa with greater % cover). Other features: tree trunks slightly butressed. High water line approx. 15 cm above current water table. Thin mat which surveyors fall through when walking to about 1 foot deep through water/muck on south side of plot. 15 cm deep pool with aquatics in SE corner. Salt stress evidence: top killed Nyssa abundant. Center of plot averages 6 m tall Nyssa to >40 m. Tree cover, edge averages 8.5 m tall Nyssa to 80% tree cover.Heterogeneity: mostly uniform. Carex pensylvanica confined to small sandy ridge. Parthenocissus abundant in hollows. Other features: Deer browse on Smilax seedlings. Rolling topography. Opening to the SE. Deer exclosure at edge of plot. Tip up mound with exposed soil and exposed roots. Tree alive.Panicum virgatum swale bisects plot, old abandoned sand road? Some "apron" growth on pine outsie edge. No pine saplings - deer? Some contorted growth.Unusually large Hudsonia dominated patch. Denser, taller shrubs towards bay (N).Ammophila forms dense patches up to 100% cover in some spots. Other areas are bowl shaped and are 100% sand. Blowouts and overwash processes intact.Salt panne grading into high salt marsh. Spartina stunted.Patchy areas of various species. Spartina stunted.A narrow band between salt shrub and high salt marsh..Includes 1) shrub/Smilax area, 2) Panicum area, and 3) bare sand area. Pitch pine with apron. Receives salt spray. No lichens observed.Many bare roots exposed. Amelanchier shrub layer on ridges, trees in hollows, shrubs clustered. Vine includes liana layer (tall, in canopy, and hanging) plus short vine layer (seedlings, browsed). Amelanchier bases clustered. No moisture gradient noted. Tree canopies with contorted branches, salt pruned and killed upper branches. Trees vary from 5 to 8 m tall.LVAL r6 S o i l p o r e w a t e r s a l i n i t y = 2Soil pore water salinity = 27 ppt. 20 cm standing water.Soil pore water salinity = 12 ppt. 5-7 cm standing water.Soil pore water salinity = 27 ppt. 5 cm standing water.Soil pore water salinity = 5 ppt.Trash is storm washed. Infrequently inundated.LVAL
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Z1}%HB C a n w a l k u n d e r c a n o p y o f A m e l a n c h i e r . D e a d v i n e s i n c a n o p y s l i g h t l y s a l t / wCan walk under canopy of Amelanchier. Dead vines in canopy slightly salt/wind pruned but sheltered somewhat by dune . Plot is near edge of community.Tall dense shrub thicket. Evidence of inundation wrack, trash. Adjacent to deer trail leading out to bay.Dense shrub thicket. Vegetation is wind and salt pruned. Vines are in the shrub canopy.Grasses invading from adjacent old road. Cored/aged 16 cm Juniperus virginiana at 44 years.Dense thicket of shrubs and vines.Patches of Ammophila and bare sand. Ammophila scattered to dense. Dead bases of Ammophila.Many fallen trees and dead trees. Microhabitats are 1. tussocks of sedge 2. vine thickets and 3. bare soil. Deer browse near houses and road.Fairly homogenous. More Myrica towards upland. sedge Baccharis max 10 cm diameter 30 cm from groun. upper edge grades to Myrica pen association of Maritime Dune. In plot upper edge with more Toxcodendron radicans , Myrica pensylvanica, Rosa carolina.Fairly homogenous Lathyrus and Solidago scattered. Litter is dead bases of Ammophila and dead leaves.Surface notes: litter includes about 5% wood under 1cm. Heterogeneity: fairly uniform, minor variation includes 1. steeper upper slope (to 6 degrees) with drier soil more exposed sand and more abundant Schizachyrium and Ammophila and more ltter and wood. 2. flatter lower slope (to 0 degrees slope) with moister soils and more abundant Spartina. Shurbiness is uniform across pH. Salt stress: top killed Toxicodendron and Myrica.Heterogeneity: very uniform. Tides: semi-diurnally flooded. Sampled near low tid (11:15 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.), low tide cited as 10:07 a.m. Surface features: litter = Spartina leaves; trash = can, softball; water absent at time of survey but probably near 100% at high tide; wood = driftwood.Two small areas are dominated by Spartina alterniflora otherwise Spartina patens/ Distichlis dominate with scattered Spartina alterniflora. Neap tide was day of survey.Litter = wrack, wood = driftwood, small rocks = marine washed gravel, no trash present, no foot prints present before plot work. Litter includes 1% cover. Shells (Quahogs, scallops, mounsnails). Heterogeneity: lower 1" dune (exposed sand, 15 slope), wrack zone (abundant litter, 15 slope) and interdunal basin (between 1 dune and foredune; with exposed sands, 5 slope).A little standing water near Pluchea. Dead, 1.5 cm tall Baccharis and live Baccharis under Phragmites. Pluchea and Cyperus at edge that is wettest. Toxicodendron rad among Baccharis patch. Phragmites less dense at edge.Surface notes: trash = 1 ribbon, driftwood boards; litter includes overwashed shells. Heterogeneity: moisture gradient; 90% somewhat moist at surface, 10% somewhat dry at surface with exposed sand and abundant Panicum virgatum; Microhabitats include: shrub clusters, exposed sand areas and typical Spartina patens flats. Spartina plants are matted. Slope varies from 0-20. Overwash evidence.Surface notes: litter = Hudsonia branches. Topology: slope is undulating (0-20 at a microscale including small ridges and hill -ws, all dry and xeric); aspect is variable, average 12. Microhabitat heterogeneity involves: 1. small blowout area (3% of plt, with 100% exposed sand), 2. Hudsonia barrens (dominant feature), 2. small Ammophila clusters (<1? of plot). Infrequent overwash suspected, no evidence in plot.Deer browse on Smilax. Bird. Whitewash on vines under trees. Great Blue Heron at edge of swale with Phragmites. Some Pinus rigida with epicormic sprouts, 5-10 cm branches and crowns in plot.Taller, shrubs at edges of plot. Drier at edges (N,S,E). Water pool at W edge of plot. Water characteristics: color = brownish yellow, turbidity = 30 JTU (very turbid). q f @ A A ( P d `@ FIIS.22Spartina patens - Distichlis spicata - Plantago maritima Herbaceous VegetationSpartina patens - Distichlis spicata - Plantago maritima Herbaceous VegetationCEGL006006FIISFire Island East 1AMoriches40072770810S001.PSEGeodetic; WGS 1984; Magellan postprocessed differentially corrected;40.75816 N72.78664 WA. OliveroSquareR @ 2 FlatFlat (n/a)Basin floorbarrier islandCoastal Plain DepositsEstuarineTidally flooded @
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C K#I# P l o t p l a c e m e n t b i a s e d t o w a r d s P o l y g o n u m g l a u c u m i n c l u s i o n , t h u s m o r e r e p r e s e n t a t i v e o f f o r e d u n e a n d o v e r w a s h f a n a r e a s t h a n l o w e r p a r t s o f b e a c h . R a n d o m l y c h o s e n a m o n g t h r e e c l u s t e r s o f P o l y g o n uPlot placement biased towards Polygonum glaucum inclusion, thus more representative of foredune and overwash fan areas than lower parts of beach. Randomly chosen among three clusters of Polygonum glaucum (about 500 m sq. area). More diverse end of this spectrum. Overall with more Polygonum glaucum than average (<1% cover) and less Ammophila breviligulata than average (about 10% cover).Good. Random. Area is a mosaic with Ammophila areas and low shrub areas.Representative of wet/typical end of spectrum for patch. Randomly chosen from about 0.1 acre area. Species just out of plot: Ilex verticillata. Fersn more abundant in hollows near plot (Thelypteris palustris, Osmunda regalis, Osmunda cinnamomea)Good for forested variant. Random along this band of community.Randomly chosen from 50x50 m area. Species nearby: Polygonella articulata. Transitional to both maritime freshwater interdunal swale (low salinity) and upland (deep water table). Patch varies from wet to dry microhabitats.Good for this area. Narrow band <10 m. Random within this band.Randomly chosen from a 50x50m area. Species just outside plot: Juniperus virginiana. Good. Varying amounts of Ammophila, Myrica and vines in area.Randomly chosen from small patch about 4-5 times size of plot. Good representation of zones of community. Other patches of occurrence dominated by Cladium (not found here). Wetter zone just east of plot; drier zone just west of plot with Myrica pensylvanica, Hudsonia tomentosa, Carex silicea, Amelanchier canadensis.Good for moist thickets between dunes.Good. Random within small swale. More Phragmites at north end of swale.Carya very low relative to nearby parts of community, especially area just to NE along roadside with old fenceposts. Differences may be related to farming/plowing history.Good. random within area near dirt road. More hickory than other areas. Hickory forest is adjacent.Randomly chosen from about 0.5 acre area. Ecotonal species just out of plot: Rumex acetosella (salt marsh edge), Juncus tenuis (road edge).Good for narrow band. Plot fit in may be too small to map. A few red cedar in adjacent post oak forest but less than 25%. Adjacent former potato farm also has red cedar.Representative of marginal zone of Maritime Dunes. Transitional between Maritime Dunes and Maritime Shrubland. Typical for zone as a Panicum virgatum overstory with moderately dense shrub understory.Good. North edge of community is Phragmites. Typha random alson edge of community.Good. Some areas more or less cover of Ammophila/sand/Solidago. Dominant vegetation type in area graded into heathland (pockets of shrubs and wet swales also occur).Good. Some areas with more Phragmites overtopping other plants. Some areas with less P. virgatum, more shrub/vine. Nearby are moist old vehicle tracks with swale species.Representative of areas with denest Pinus rigida. Whole occurrence is transitional to coastal oak-heath forest, Pinus rigida less abundant in surrounding forest. Species just out of plot: Monotropa uniflora.Randomly chosen from about 0.2 acre area. Representative but probably near coastal oak-hickory forest ecotone. Features just out of plot include species such as Pinus rigida (1% cover), Cypripedium acaule (<<1%), Montropa uniflora (<<1%).Good. Dryer here than south; this is the northern edge.Good. Random. Baccharis up to 10 cm dbh outside plot.Good. Black Pine are scattered on this slope, none in plot. One small patch of Hudsonia below. Random.N d f @ A A ( P b ( P @@ FIIS.30Panicum virgatum - Spartina patens Herbaceous VegetationPanicum virgatum - Carex silicea Herbaceous VegetationCEGL006150FIISFire Island Democrat Point 1ABayshore West40073630913S001.PSEGeodetic; WGS 1984; Magellan postprocessed differentially corrected;40.62321 N73.29559 WA. OliveroSquare @ 2 FlatFlat (n/a)Basin floorbarrier islandCoastal Plain DepositsPalustrineSaturated @
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Z1}% G r a s s e s i n v a d i n g f r o m a d j a c e n t o l d r o a d . C o r Grasses invading from adjacent old road. Cored/aged 16 cm Juniperus virginiana at 44 years.Dense thicket of shrubs and vines.Patches of Ammophila and bare sand. Ammophila scattered to dense. Dead bases of Ammophila.Many fallen trees and dead trees. Microhabitats are 1. tussocks of sedge 2. vine thickets and 3. bare soil. Deer browse near houses and road.Fairly homogenous. More Myrica towards upland. sedge Baccharis max 10 cm diameter 30 cm from groun. upper edge grades to Myrica pen association of Maritime Dune. In plot upper edge with more Toxcodendron radicans , Myrica pensylvanica, Rosa carolina.Fairly homogenous Lathyrus and Solidago scattered. Litter is dead bases of Ammophila and dead leaves.Surface notes: litter includes about 5% wood under 1cm. Heterogeneity: fairly uniform, minor variation includes 1. steeper upper slope (to 6 degrees) with drier soil more exposed sand and more abundant Schizachyrium and Ammophila and more ltter and wood. 2. flatter lower slope (to 0 degrees slope) with moister soils and more abundant Spartina. Shurbiness is uniform across pH. Salt stress: top killed Toxicodendron and Myrica.Heterogeneity: very uniform. Tides: semi-diurnally flooded. Sampled near low tid (11:15 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.), low tide cited as 10:07 a.m. Surface features: litter = Spartina leaves; trash = can, softball; water absent at time of survey but probably near 100% at high tide; wood = driftwood.Two small areas are dominated by Spartina alterniflora otherwise Spartina patens/ Distichlis dominate with scattered Spartina alterniflora. Neap tide was day of survey.Litter = wrack, wood = driftwood, small rocks = marine washed gravel, no trash present, no foot prints present before plot work. Litter includes 1% cover. Shells (Quahogs, scallops, mounsnails). Heterogeneity: lower 1" dune (exposed sand, 15 slope), wrack zone (abundant litter, 15 slope) and interdunal basin (between 1 dune and foredune; with exposed sands, 5 slope).A little standing water near Pluchea. Dead, 1.5 cm tall Baccharis and live Baccharis under Phragmites. Pluchea and Cyperus at edge that is wettest. Toxicodendron rad among Baccharis patch. Phragmites less dense at edge.Surface notes: trash = 1 ribbon, driftwood boards; litter includes overwashed shells. Heterogeneity: moisture gradient; 90% somewhat moist at surface, 10% somewhat dry at surface with exposed sand and abundant Panicum virgatum; Microhabitats include: shrub clusters, exposed sand areas and typical Spartina patens flats. Spartina plants are matted. Slope varies from 0-20. Overwash evidence.Surface notes: litter = Hudsonia branches. Topology: slope is undulating (0-20 at a microscale including small ridges and hill -ws, all dry and xeric); aspect is variable, average 12. Microhabitat heterogeneity involves: 1. small blowout area (3% of plt, with 100% exposed sand), 2. Hudsonia barrens (dominant feature), 2. small Ammophila clusters (<1? of plot). Infrequent overwash suspected, no evidence in plot.Deer browse on Smilax. Bird. Whitewash on vines under trees. Great Blue Heron at edge of swale with Phragmites. Some Pinus rigida with epicormic sprouts, 5-10 cm branches and crowns in plot.Taller, shrubs at edges of plot. Drier at edges (N,S,E). Water pool at W edge of plot. Water characteristics: color = brownish yellow, turbidity = 30 JTU (very turbid). o > g `@ A A ( Z @@
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pH - 5.6Sandy loam1 Somewhat poorly drainedtrashCold-deciduousBroad-leavedForest15 - 20 m 2 - 5 m 1 - 2 m0.5 - 1 m <0.5 m 1 - 2 m
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#BFIIS.24Smilax glauca - Toxicodendron radicans Vine-ShrublandSmilax glauca - Toxicodendron radicans Vine-ShrublandCEGL003886FIISFire Island East 3AMoriches40072770810S003.PSEGeodetic; WGS 1984; Magellan postprocessed differentially corrected;40.75543 N72.79204 WD. HuntSquare @ 2 GentleN Lowslopebarrier islandCoastal Plain DepositsUpland @
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* ; S u r f a c e n o t e s ; w a t e r i n t r e e b a s e ( r e c e n t r a i n s ) . H e t e r o g e n e i t y : u p p e r l a y e r s u n i f o r m , m i c r o h a b i t a t s i n c l u d e 1 . d r y G a y l u s s a c i a s h r u b l u c s t e r s , 2 . d o w n e d l o g s w i t h m o s s e s , 3 . S m i l a x t h i c Surface notes; water in tree base (recent rains). Heterogeneity: upper layers uniform, microhabitats include 1. dry Gaylussacia shrub lucsters, 2. downed logs with mosses, 3. Smilax thickets (with reduced deer browse and increased canopy tree regeneration). Processes: deer browse abundent, T3 Nyssa and S1 Viburnum pulled over by Smilax weight. Many dead stems of Viburnum.Surface notes: trash = plastic and styrofoam, bare soil grades to duff, wood = fallen trees, logs and stumps, litter includes mostly Quercus leaves and horseshoe crab shell. Heterogeneity: microhabitats include 1. road edge, 2. tip-up mounds with exposed sand, 3. canopy gaps, 4. tall oak clusters, 5. deer trails with exposed soil/duff. shrub height is variable within S1 and S2 layers. Processes: probably infrequently tidally flooded from strom surges (overwash). Salt spray Stress: abundent dead trees, larger trees farther inland, large limbs and open grown stature on trees. Slope taken from salt marsh edge, backside of plot with 4% slope, 186 degree aspect.Heterogeneity: microhabitats include: 1. Pine shrub clusters 2. Myrica shrub clusters, 3. Panicum vigatum grassy clumps 4. lichen mats, 5. exposed sand (with Cyperus grayi, Polygonella, Hudsonia and ants.) Slope varies from 1-3 degrees.Panicum virgatum above Toxicodendron radicans and short Myrica with taller Myrica in patches. Phragmites overtops everything. No standing water.Heterogeneity: trees clustered with openings in canopy; S layer uniform, H and N layers concentrated on tree hummocks and Pines are self pruning. Fire evidence: scarred Pinus rigida trunks to 5 ft. tall, multi-trunking of oaks (vs. logging influence). Gypsy moth damage abundant (on Q. velotina).Surface notes: trash = balloon, litter = oak leaves. Soil notes: contains 1-2% pebbles (round, white from glacial moraine). Heterogeneity: canopy of uniform openness; T and S layers uniform. Microhabitats include 1. tree hummocks/tip overs (3x) with most of H and N layer diversity and abundance 2. logs and tree bases with N layer abundant. Fire evidence; scars on trees, multi-trunking of oaks at base. Indicators of past land clearing include Robina and Berberis. Gypsy moth damage to Quercus coccinea and Q. velutina.d z g @ A A
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pH = 4.8Sand1 Rapidly drainedtrash, deer and rabbit scatHerb-perennialGraminoidHerbaceous vegetation <0.5 m0.5 - 1 mL @ BAKwgJ971A3* g g g g ^ C wWUr`g @ A A ( P b ( P @@ +~"BXFIIS.30Panicum virgatum - Spartina patens Herbaceous VegetationPanicum virgatum - Carex silicea Herbaceous VegetationCEGL006150FIISFire Island Democrat Point 1ABayshore West40073630913S001.PSEGeodetic; WGS 1984; Magellan postprocessed differentially corrected;40.62321 N73.29559 WA. OliveroSquare @ 2 FlatFlat (n/a)Basin floorbarrier islandCoastal Plain DepositsPalustrineSaturated @
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pH = 5.1Sandy loam1 Well drainedCold-deciduousBroad-leavedForest10 - 15 m 5 - 10 m 2 - 5 m0.5 - 1 m <0.5 m0.5 - 1 m <0.5 mg @ BAKqaaSQE//####TF=3# g g g g ^ C w_r`g @ A A
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pH = 5.1Sandy loam1 Well drainedtrashCold-deciduousBroad-leavedForest15 - 20 m 5 - 10 m 2 - 5 m0.5 - 1 m <0.5 m <0.5 m <0.5 m 2 - 5 mp @ BAKzl\UGE9##TF=3# g g g g ^ C wr` A g @ A B ( Z F 2(
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`@+ "BFIIS.33Myrica pensylvanica - Rosa rugosa ShrublandMyrica pensylvanica - Rosa rugosa ShrublandCEGL006295FIISFire Island Wilderness 2GHowells Point40072680918S002.PSEGeodetic; WGS 1984; Magellan postprocessed differentially corrected;40.70763 N72.94527 WD. Hunt, J. LundgrenRectangular @ 2 GentleN Toeslopebarrier islandCoastal Plain DepositsUpland @
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pH = 5.1Sandy loam1 Well drainedCold-deciduousBroad-leavedForest20 - 35 m 5 - 10 m 2 - 5 m 1 - 2 m <0.5 m <0.5 m 2 - 5 m <0.5 m% @ BAKqaaSQE//####OA8. g g g g ^ C wr`g @ pA pA ( c Z
P @ #BFIIS.36Prunus serotina - Sassafras albidum - Amelanchier canadensis / Smilax rotundifolia ShrublandQuercus coccinea - Quercus velutina / Sassafras albidum / Vaccinium pallidum ForestCEGL006375FIISForge Point 3BMoriches40072770919S003.PSEGeodetic; WGS 1984; Magellan postprocessed differentially corrected;40.76648 N72.82224 WA. Olivero, J. LundgrenSquareg @ 2 FlatFlat (n/a)Low levelcoastal plainCoastal Plain DepositsUpland! Very dense vines. Deer browse.
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% [( S u r f a c e n o t e s : t r a s h = 1 r i b b o n , d r i f t w o o d b o a r d s ; l i t t e r i n c l u d e s o v e r w a s h e d s h e l l s . H e t e r o g e n e i t y : m o i s t u r e g r a d i e n t ; 9 0 % s o m e w h a t m o i s t a t s u r f a c e , 1 0 % s o m e w h a t d r y a t s u r f a c e w i t h e x p o s e d s a n Surface notes: trash = 1 ribbon, driftwood boards; litter includes overwashed shells. Heterogeneity: moisture gradient; 90% somewhat moist at surface, 10% somewhat dry at surface with exposed sand and abundant Panicum virgatum; Microhabitats include: shrub clusters, exposed sand areas and typical Spartina patens flats. Spartina plants are matted. Slope varies from 0-20. Overwash evidence.Surface notes: litter = Hudsonia branches. Topology: slope is undulating (0-20 at a microscale including small ridges and hill -ws, all dry and xeric); aspect is variable, average 12. Microhabitat heterogeneity involves: 1. small blowout area (3% of plt, with 100% exposed sand), 2. Hudsonia barrens (dominant feature), 2. small Ammophila clusters (<1? of plot). Infrequent overwash suspected, no evidence in plot.Deer browse on Smilax. Bird. Whitewash on vines under trees. Great Blue Heron at edge of swale with Phragmites. Some Pinus rigida with epicormic sprouts, 5-10 cm branches and crowns in plot.Taller, shrubs at edges of plot. Drier at edges (N,S,E). Water pool at W edge of plot. Water characteristics: color = brownish yellow, turbidity = 30 JTU (very turbid).Water characteristcis: salinity = 2ppt (oligohaline), DO = 0 ppm, turbidity = 13JTU (moderately turbid), color = brown-yellow; Naturally oily film (disperses upon touch). Tidal evidence: overwashed driftwood, estimated overwashed 1 - 3 times per year. Heterogenity: microhabitats include 1. hummocks (3 cm above water table, 4% of plot, with Oenothera, Cyperus, Teuchrium, Panicum and shrubs), 2. flats (water at 1 cm average surface to 3 cm up, 65% of plot, with typical sand H layers), and 3. pools (with water 5 to 10 cm deep, 30% of plot, abundant H layer, abundant Typha shrubs <1% cover).Fairly uniform with Amophila dominating, forming clumps with sand between. Undulating surface. Trash washed in. Plot is backslope of foredune.Rolling topography Rosa rugosa is small underneath the Myrica and Prunus maritima.Litter = Hudsonia needles, Heterogeneity: large scale: Ammophila association (7% of plot, at edge, in bands) vs Hudsonia association (most of plot); small scale: 1. grassy/Ilex clumps (with Lechea maritima), 2. grassy/Hudsonia mix, 3. Hudsonia/Water characteristics: turbidity = 40 JTU (very turbid). Color = brown. Dissolved oxygen = 0 ppm. Surface description: bare soil = exposed muck; litter = scirpus leaves, surf clam shells: wood = 4cm wide Vaccinium corymbosum; trash = plastic bottle. Heterogenity: microhabitats include: 1. pools (with A1 and A2 layers exposed water) 2. mat at the water surface with sphagnum and abundant herbs, 3. hummocks with S1 and S2 layers (especially Vaccinium corymbosum) and 4. a dry ecotone (with tall T2 Nyssa with greater % cover). Other features: tree trunks slightly butressed. High water line approx. 15 cm above current water table. Thin mat which surveyors fall through when walking to about 1 foot deep through water/muck on south side of plot. 15 cm deep pool with aquatics in SE corner. Salt stress evidence: top killed Nyssa abundant. Center of plot averages 6 m tall Nyssa to >40 m. Tree cover, edge averages 8.5 m tall Nyssa to 80% tree cover.Heterogeneity: mostly uniform. Carex pensylvanica confined to small sandy ridge. Parthenocissus abundant in hollows. Other features: Deer browse on Smilax seedlings. Rolling topography. Opening to the SE. Deer exclosure at edge of plot. Tip up mound with exposed soil and exposed roots. 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