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ESRI ArcCatalog 9.0.0.535tblBrownsenFGDC Content Standards for Digital Geospatial MetadataFGDC-STD-001-1998local timehttp://www.esri.com/metadata/esriprof80.htmlESRI Metadata ProfileREQUIRED: The person responsible for the metadata information.REQUIRED: The organization responsible for the metadata information.REQUIRED: The mailing and/or physical address for the organization or individual.REQUIRED: The city of the address.REQUIRED: The state or province of the address.REQUIRED: The ZIP or other postal code of the address.REQUIRED: The telephone number by which individuals can speak to the organization or individual.20051014ISO 19115 Geographic Information - MetadataDIS_ESRI1.0datasetDownloadable Data002file://\\USGS71\D$\Project Data\veg mapping\MEVE\MEVE_Plots_be_v1.3_07252005.mdbLocal Area NetworkPersonal GeoDatabase TabletblBrownsTable101Main Brown's transect tableFireIDFireIDInteger400Forms Primary Key with Transect, Foreign Key related back to tblFireFuelsTransectTransectSmallInteger2001First transect on plot.2Second transect on plotPrimary Key with FireID, number of transect on plotSlopeSlopeInteger400General slope in degrees of the Brown's transect075AzimuthAzimuthInteger400Azimuth of transect from plot center point03601hrFuels1hrFuelsInteger400Number of times transect intersects 1 hr fuels along last 6 ft of transect10hrFuels10hrFuelsInteger400Number of times transect intersects 10 hr fuels along last 6 ft of transect100hrFuels100hrFuelsInteger400Number of times transect intersects 100 hr fuels along last 12 ft of transectL15ftDepthL15ftDepthSingle400Depth of litter (inches) at 15 ft intercept012inchesL20ftDepthLVALL20ftDepthSingle400Depth of litter (inches) at 20 ft intercept012inchesL25ftDepthL25ftDepthSingle400Depth of litter (inches) at 25 ft intercept012inchesL30ftDepthL30ftDepthSingle400Depth of litter (inches) at 30ft intercept012inchesL35ftDepthL35ftDepthSingle400Depth of litter (inches) at 35ft intercept012inchesL40ftDepthL40ftDepthSingle400Depth of litter (inches) at 40ft intercept012inchesL45ftDepthL45ftDepthSingle400Depth of litter (inches) at 45ft intercept012inchesL50ftDepthL50ftDepthSingle400Depth of litter (inches) at 50ft intercept012inchesL55ftDepthL55ftDepthSingle400Depth of litter (inches) at 55ft intercept012inchesL60ftDepthL60ftDepthSingle400Depth of litter (inches) at 60ft intercept012inchesD15ftDepthD15ftDepthSingle400Depth of duff (inches) at 15 ft intercept012inchesD20ftDepthD20ftDepLVALthSingle400Depth of duff (inches) at 20ft intercept012inchesD25ftDepthD25ftDepthSingle400Depth of duff (inches) at 25ft intercept012inchesD30ftDepthD30ftDepthSingle400Depth of duff (inches) at 30ft intercept012inchesD35ftDepthD35ftDepthSingle400Depth of duff (inches) at 35ft intercept012inchesD40ftDepthD40ftDepthSingle400Depth of duff (inches) at 40ft intercept012inchesD45ftDepthD45ftDepthSingle400Depth of duff (inches) at 45ft intercept012inchesD50ftDepthD50ftDepthSingle400Depth of duff (inches) at 50ft intercept012inchesD55ftDepthD55ftDepthSingle400Depth of duff (inches) at 55ft intercept012inchesD60ftDepthD60ftDepthSingle400Depth of duff (inches) at 60ft intercept012inches20051014 LVALed  {8C6CB217-C08E-4571-B21E-C74DC083C689}2005101415093100FALSE20051014150931002005101415234200Microsoft Windows XP Version 5.1 (Build 2600) Service Pack 2; ESRI ArcCatalog 9.0.0.535enREQUIRED: A brief narrative summary of the data set.REQUIRED: A summary of the intentions with which the data set was developed.REQUIRED: The name of an organization or individual that developed the data set.REQUIRED: The date when the data set is published or otherwise made available for release.tblBrownsLargeWoodytblBrownsLargeWoodytabular digital data\\USGS71\D$\Project Data\veg mapping\MEVE\MEVE_Plots_be_v1.3_07252005.mdbREQUIRED: The basis on which the time period of content information is determined.REQUIRED: The year (and optionally month, or month and day) for which the data set corresponds to the ground.REQUIRED: The state of the data set.REQUIRED: The frequency with which changes and additions are made to the data set after the initial data set is completed.REQUIRED: Western-most coordinate of the limit of coverage expressed in longitude.REQUIRED: Eastern-most coordinate of the limit of coverage expressed in longitude.REQUIRED: Northern-most coordinate of the limit of coverage expressed in latitude.REQUIRED: Southern-most coordinate of the limit of coverage expressed in latitude.REQUIRED: Reference to a formally registered thesaurus or a similar authoritative source of theme keywords.REQUIRED: Common-use word or phrase used to describe the subject of the data set.REQUIRED: Restrictions and legal prerequisites for accessing the data set.REQUIRED: Restrictions and legal prerequisites for using the data set after access is granted.Personal GeoDatabase TableMicrosoft Windows XP Version 5.1 (Build 2600) Service Pack 2; ESRI ArcCatalog 9.0.0.535tblBrownsLargeWoodyenFGDC Content Standards for Digital Geospatial MetadataFGDC-STD-001-1998local timehttp://www.esri.com/metadata/esriprof80.htmlESRI Metadata ProfileREQUIRED: The person responsible for the metadata information.REQUIRED: The organization responsible for the metadata information.REQUIRED: The mailing and/or physical address for the organization or individual.REQUIRED: The city of the address.REQUIRED: The state or province of the address.REQUIRED: The ZIP or other postal code of the address.REQUIRED: The telephone number by which individuals can speak to the orMLVAL]ganization or individual.20051014ISO 19115 Geographic Information - MetadataDIS_ESRI1.0datasetDownloadable Data002file://\\USGS71\D$\Project Data\veg mapping\MEVE\MEVE_Plots_be_v1.3_07252005.mdbLocal Area NetworkPersonal GeoDatabase TabletblBrownsLargeWoodyTable99Diameter and decay class of large woody intercepts along Browns trancects; related to tblBrownsWoodyIDWoodyIDOID400Primary key, autonumberSequential unique whole numbers that are automatically generated.FireIDFireIDInteger400Foreign Key, related to tblBrownsTransectTransectSmallInteger2001First transect on plot2Second transect on plotNumber of transect on plotDiameterDiameterSingle400Diameter of large downed wood < 3 inches, measured in inches325inchesDecayClassDecayClassString1000SoundAll bark is intact. All but the smallest twigs are present. Old needles probably still present. Hard when kicked.MEVE Vegetation Mapping Fire/Fuels Data SheetRottenLooks like a class 3 log but the sapwood is rotten. Sounds hollow when kicked and you can probably remove wood from the outside with your boot. Pronounced sagging if suspended for even moderate distances. Entire log is in contact with the ground. Easy to kick apart but most of the piece is above the general level of the adjacent ground. If the central axis of the piece lies in or below the duff layer then it should not be included in the sampling as these pieces act more like duff than wood when burned.MEVE Vegetation Mapping Fire/Fuels Data SheetDecay class of large woody material - sound or rotten.20051014 LVALed  {23CF2BCE-F827-4FE2-BE59-089CD1B8A643}2005101415315100FALSE20051014153151002005101415585900Microsoft Windows XP Version 5.1 (Build 2600) Service Pack 2; ESRI ArcCatalog 9.0.0.535enREQUIRED: A brief narrative summary of the data set.REQUIRED: A summary of the intentions with which the data set was developed.REQUIRED: The name of an organization or individual that developed the data set.REQUIRED: The date when the data set is published or otherwise made available for release.tblEnvironmenttblEnvironmenttabular digital data\\USGS71\D$\Project Data\veg mapping\MEVE\MEVE_Plots_be_v1.3_07252005.mdbREQUIRED: The basis on which the time period of content information is determined.REQUIRED: The year (and optionally month, or month and day) for which the data set corresponds to the ground.REQUIRED: The state of the data set.REQUIRED: The frequency with which changes and additions are made to the data set after the initial data set is completed.REQUIRED: Western-most coordinate of the limit of coverage expressed in longitude.REQUIRED: Eastern-most coordinate of the limit of coverage expressed in longitude.REQUIRED: Northern-most coordinate of the limit of coverage expressed in latitude.REQUIRED: Southern-most coordinate of the limit of coverage expressed in latitude.REQUIRED: Reference to a formally registered thesaurus or a similar authoritative source of theme keywords.REQUIRED: Common-use word or phrase used to describe the subject of the data set.REQUIRED: Restrictions and legal prerequisites for accessing the data set.REQUIRED: Restrictions and legal prerequisites for using the data set after access is granted.Personal GeoDatabase TableMicrosoft Windows XP Version 5.1 (Build 2600) Service Pack 2; ESRI ArcCatalog 9.0.0.535tblEnvironmentenFGDC Content Standards for Digital Geospatial MetadataFGDC-STD-001-1998local timehttp://www.esri.com/metadata/esriprof80.htmlESRI Metadata ProfileREQUIRED: The person responsible for the metadata information.REQUIRED: The organization responsible for the metadata information.REQUIRED: The mailing and/or physical address for the organization or individual.REQUIRED: The city of the address.REQUIRED: The state or province of the address.REQUIRED: The ZIP or other postal code of the address.REQUIRED: The telephone number by which individuals can speak to the organization or iLVAL!ndividual.20051014ISO 19115 Geographic Information - 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tlkpTopographyLVAL"8Channel BedMEVE Veg Database - tlkpTopography9Channel WallMEVE Veg Database - tlkpTopography10High LevelMEVE Veg Database - tlkpTopography11High SlopeMEVE Veg Database - tlkpTopography12HilltopMEVE Veg Database - tlkpTopography13InterfluveMEVE Veg Database - tlkpTopography14LedgeMEVE Veg Database - tlkpTopography15Low LevelMEVE Veg Database - tlkpTopography16Lower MidslopeMEVE Veg Database - tlkpTopography17LowslopeMEVE Veg Database - tlkpTopography18MesaMEVE Veg Database - tlkpTopography19MidslopeMEVE Veg Database - tlkpTopography20RavineMEVE Veg Database - tlkpTopography21RidgetopMEVE Veg Database - tlkpTopography22SandbarMEVE Veg Database - tlkpTopography23ShorelineMEVE Veg Database - tlkpTopography24ShoulderMEVE Veg Database - tlkpTopography25SlopeMEVE Veg Database - tlkpTopography26Step In SlopeMEVE Veg Database - tlkpTopography27TerraceMEVE Veg Database - tlkpTopography28ToeslopeMEVE Veg Database - tlkpTopography29TopMEVE Veg Database - tlkpTopography30Upper MidslopeMEVE Veg Database - tlkpTopography31Upper SlopeMEVE Veg Database - tlkpTopographyTopographic position of plotSurfaceRocksSurfaceRocksInteger4001LimestoneMEVE Veg Database - tlkpSurfaceRocks2sandstoneMEVE Veg Database - tlkpSurfaceRocks3sandstone, shaleMEVE Veg Database - tlkpSurfaceRocks4shaleMEVE Veg Database - tlkpSurfaceRocksSurface rocks visable in the plot; value selected from tlkpSurfaceRocksGeologyGeologyInteger4001alluviumMEVE Veg Database - tlkpGeology2Cliff HouseMEVE Veg Database - tlkpGeology3MancosMEVE Veg Database - tlkpGeology4MenefeeMEVE Veg DLVAL#atabase - tlkpGeology5Point LookoutMEVE Veg Database - tlkpGeology7QIsMEVE Veg Database - tlkpGeologyGeneral geology of plot location; values selected from tlkpGeologySoilTextureSoilTextureInteger4001ClayMEVE Veg Database - tlkpSoilTexture2Clay LoamMEVE Veg Database - tlkpSoilTexture3LoamMEVE Veg Database - tlkpSoilTexture4Loamy FloodedMEVE Veg Database - tlkpSoilTexture5Loamy SandMEVE Veg Database - tlkpSoilTexture6MuckMEVE Veg Database - tlkpSoilTexture7No SoilMEVE Veg Database - 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Links to tblPlotLocation.FireIDFireIDOID400Primary key, autonumberSequential unique whole numbers that are automatically generated.PlotCodePlotCodeString5000Foreign key, links to tblPlotDetailsDateDateDate800Date fire/fuels data collected7/26/20049/23/2004SurveyorsSurveyorsString5000Names of members of the crew collecting fire/fuels data.AndersonFuel ModelAndersonFuel ModelInteger400Number representing the Anderson fuel model20051014 LVALed - {1EDDD5B7-63FB-4222-9744-42CF78BE0FE1}2005101416293500FALSE20051014162935002005101416431100Microsoft Windows XP Version 5.1 (Build 2600) Service Pack 2; ESRI ArcCatalog 9.0.0.535enREQUIRED: A brief narrative summary of the data set.REQUIRED: A summary of the intentions with which the data set was developed.REQUIRED: The name of an organization or individual that developed the data set.REQUIRED: The date when the data set is published or otherwise made available for release.tblOverstoryTreeDetailstblOverstoryTreeDetailstabular digital 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accessing the data set.REQUIRED: Restrictions and legal prerequisites for using the data set after access is granted.Personal GeoDatabase TableMicrosoft Windows XP Version 5.1 (Build 2600) Service Pack 2; ESRI ArcCatalog 9.0.0.535tblOverstoryTreeDetailsenFGDC Content Standards for Digital Geospatial MetadataFGDC-STD-001-1998local timehttp://www.esri.com/metadata/esriprof80.htmlESRI Metadata ProfileREQUIRED: The person responsible for the metadata information.REQUIRED: The organization responsible for the metadata information.REQUIRED: The mailing and/or physical address for the organization or individual.REQUIRED: The city of the address.REQUIRED: The state or province of the address.REQUIRED: The ZIP or other postal code of the address.REQUIRED: The telephone number by which individuals can speLVAL.ak to the organization or individual.20051014ISO 19115 Geographic Information - MetadataDIS_ESRI1.0datasetDownloadable Data002file://\\USGS71\D$\Project Data\veg mapping\MEVE\MEVE_Plots_be_v1.3_07252005.mdbLocal Area NetworkPersonal GeoDatabase TabletblOverstoryTreeDetailsTable524Individual overstory tree measurements; related to tblTreeOverstoryTreeDetailIDOverstoryTreeDetailIDOID400Primary key, autonumberSequential unique whole numbers that are automatically generated.TreeIDTreeIDInteger400Foreign key, links to tblTreeDamageCodeDamageCodeString5000Damage codes for each overstory tree; values in tlkpDamageCodesSpeciesCodeSpeciesCodeString5000ACNEAcer negundoMEVE Veg Database - tblTreeCodesJUMOJuniperus monospermaMEVE Veg Database - tblTreeCodesJUOSJuniperus osteospermaMEVE Veg Database - tblTreeCodesJUSCJuniperus scopulorumMEVE Veg Database - tblTreeCodesPIEDPinus edulisMEVE Veg Database - tblTreeCodesPIPOPinus ponderosaMEVE Veg Database - tblTreeCodesPOANPopulus angustifoliaMEVE Veg Database - tblTreeCodesPOFRPopulus freemontiiMEVE Veg Database - tblTreeCodesPSMEPseudotsuga menziesiiMEVE Veg Database - tblTreeCodesQUGAQuercus gambeliiMEVE Veg Database - tblTreeCodesUNKTUnknown burnt treesMEVE Veg Database - tblTreeCodesSpecies code of tree being measuredLiveLiveSmallInteger100Yes<LVAL//edomv>Tree was aliveNoTree was deadWhether the tree was alive or notdbhdbhSingle400Diameter of tree at breast height in inches5100inchesdrcdrcSingle400Diameter of juniper species at root crown in inches5100inchesHeightHeightSingle400Height of tree in feet2100feetMeasured?Measured?SmallInteger100YesTree height was measuredNoTree height was estimatedWhether the tree height was actually measured or estimatedHtLiveCrownHtLiveCrownSingle400Height to live crown base (distance from ground to bottom of live canopy) in feet050feetHLCMeasured?HLCMeasured?SmallInteger100YesHeight to live crown was measuredNoHeight to live crown was estimatedWhether the height to live crown was measured or estimatedStructStageStructStageString50001DominantMEVE Veg Database - tlkpStructureStages2Co-DominantMEVE Veg Database - tlkpStructureStages3IntermediateMEVE Veg 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The year (and optionally month, or month and day) for which the data set corresponds to the ground.REQUIRED: The state of the data set.REQUIRED: The frequency with which changes and additions are made to the data set after the initial data set is completed.REQUIRED: Western-most coordinate of the limit of coverage expressed in longitude.REQUIRED: Eastern-most coordinate of the limit of coverage expressed in longitude.REQUIRED: Northern-most coordinate of the limit of coverage expressed in latitude.REQUIRED: Southern-most coordinate of the limit of coverage expressed in latitude.REQUIRED: Reference to a formally registered thesaurus or a similar authoritative source of theme keywords.REQUIRED: Common-use word or phrase used to describe the subject of the data set.REQUIRED: Restrictions and legal prerequisites for accessing the data set.REQUIRED: Restrictions and legal prerequisites for using the data set after access is granted.Personal GeoDatabase TableMicrosoft Windows XP Version 5.1 (Build 2600) Service Pack 2; ESRI ArcCatalog 9.0.0.535tblPhotosenFGDC Content Standards for Digital Geospatial MetadataFGDC-STD-001-1998local timehttp://www.esri.com/metadata/esriprof80.htmlESRI Metadata ProfileREQUIRED: The person responsible for the metadata information.REQUIRED: The organization responsible for the metadata information.REQUIRED: The mailing and/or physical address for the organization or individual.REQUIRED: The city of the address.REQUIRED: The state or province of the address.REQUIRED: The ZIP or other postal code of the address.REQUIRED: The telephone number by which individuals can speak to the organization or individual.20051014ISO 19115 Geographic Information - MetadataDIS_ESRI1.0datasetDownloadable Data002file://\\USGS71\D$\Project Data\veg mapping\MEVE\MEVE_Plots_be_v1.3_07252005.mdbLocal Area NetworkPersonal GeoDatabase TabletblPhotosTable110Field info about photos:Camera name, GPS unit and date of photos takenPhotoIDPhotoIDOID400Primary key, 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with which changes and additions are made to the data set after the initial data set is completed.REQUIRED: Western-most coordinate of the limit of coverage expressed in longitude.REQUIRED: Eastern-most coordinate of the limit of coverage expressed in longitude.REQUIRED: Northern-most coordinate of the limit of coverage expressed in latitude.REQUIRED: Southern-most coordinate of the limit of coverage expressed in latitude.REQUIRED: Reference to a formally registered thesaurus or a similar authoritative source of theme keywords.REQUIRED: Common-use word or phrase used to describe the subject of the data set.REQUIRED: Restrictions and legal prerequisites for accessing the data set.REQUIRED: Restrictions and legal prerequisites for using the data set after access is granted.Personal GeoDatabase TableMicrosoft Windows XP Version 5.1 (Build 2600) Service Pack 2; ESRI ArcCatalog 9.0.0.535tblPlantCodesenFGDC Content Standards for Digital Geospatial MetadataFGDC-STD-001-1998local 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9.0.0.535enREQUIRED: A brief narrative summary of the data set.REQUIRED: A summary of the intentions with which the data set was developed.REQUIRED: The name of an organization or individual that developed the data set.REQUIRED: The date when the data set is published or otherwise made available for release.tblPlotDetailstblPlotDetailstabular digital data\\USGS71\D$\Project Data\veg mapping\MEVE\MEVE_Plots_be_v1.3_07252005.mdbREQUIRED: The basis on which the time period of content information is determined.REQUIRED: The year (and optionally month, or month and day) for which the data set corresponds to the ground.REQUIRED: The state of the data set.REQUIRED: The frequency with which changes and additions are made to the data set after the initial data set is completed.REQUIRED: Western-most coordinate of the limit of coverage expressed in longitude.REQUIRED: Eastern-most coordinate of the limit of coverage expressed in longitude.REQUIRED: Northern-most coordinate of the limit of 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The state or province of the address.REQUIRED: The ZIP or other postal code of the address.REQUIRED: The telephone number by which individuals can speak to the organization or iLVAL8ndividual.20051014ISO 19115 Geographic Information - MetadataDIS_ESRI1.0datasetDownloadable Data002file://\\USGS71\D$\Project Data\veg mapping\MEVE\MEVE_Plots_be_v1.3_07252005.mdbLocal Area NetworkPersonal GeoDatabase TabletblPlotDetailsTable148Date plot observed and associated details (serves as event table)PlotIDPlotIDOID400Primary key, autonumberSequential unique whole numbers that are automatically generated.PlotCodePlotCodeString1000Foreign key, links to tblPlotLocationConsists of MEVE and a 4-digit number.SurveyDateSurveyDateDate800Date plot was visited and data collectedSurveyorsSurveyorsString7500Names of persons collecting data at plot (first initial, last name)PlotLengthPlotLengthString500Length of plot, in metersmetersPlotAzimuthPlotAzimuthString500Azimuth of plot; synonymous with 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summary of the data set.REQUIRED: A summary of the intentions with which the data set was developed.REQUIRED: The name of an organization or individual that developed the data set.REQUIRED: The date when the data set is published or otherwise made available for release.tblPlotLocationtblPlotLocationtabular digital data\\USGS71\D$\Project Data\veg mapping\MEVE\MEVE_Plots_be_v1.3_07252005.mdbREQUIRED: The basis on which the time period of content information is determined.REQUIRED: The year (and optionally month, or month and day) for which the data set corresponds to the ground.REQUIRED: The state of the data set.REQUIRED: The frequency with which changes and additions are made to the data set after the initial data set is completed.REQUIRED: Western-most coordinate of the limit of coverage expressed in longitude.REQUIRED: Eastern-most coordinate of the limit of coverage expressed in longitude.REQUIRED: Northern-most coordinate of the limit of coverage expressed in latitude.REQUIRED: Southern-most coordinate of the limit of coverage expressed in latitude.REQUIRED: Reference to a formally registered thesaurus or a similar authoritative source of theme keywords.REQUIRED: Common-use word or phrase used to describe the subject of the data set.REQUIRED: Restrictions and legal prerequisites for accessing the data set.REQUIRED: Restrictions and legal prerequisites for using the data set after access is granted.Personal GeoDatabase TableMicrosoft Windows XP Version 5.1 (Build 2600) Service Pack 2; ESRI ArcCatalog 9.0.0.535tblPlotLocationenFGDC Content Standards for Digital Geospatial MetadataFGDC-STD-001-1998local timehttp://www.esri.com/metadata/esriprof80.htmlESRI Metadata ProfileREQUIRED: The person responsible for the metadata information.REQUIRED: The organization responsible for the metadata information.REQUIRED: The mailing and/or physical address for the organization or individual.REQUIRED: The city of the address.REQUIRED: The state or province of the 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GeoDatabase TableMicrosoft Windows XP Version 5.1 (Build 2600) Service Pack 2; ESRI ArcCatalog 9.0.0.535tblVegetationenFGDC Content Standards for Digital Geospatial MetadataFGDC-STD-001-1998local timehttp://www.esri.com/metadata/esriprof80.htmlESRI Metadata ProfileREQUIRED: The person responsible for the metadata information.REQUIRED: The organization responsible for the metadata information.REQUIRED: The mailing and/or physical address for the organization or individual.REQUIRED: The city of the address.REQUIRED: The state or province of the address.REQUIRED: The ZIP or other postal code of the address.REQUIRED: The telephone number by which individuals can speak to the organization or indiLVALIvidual.20051017ISO 19115 Geographic Information - MetadataDIS_ESRI1.0datasetDownloadable Data002file://\\USGS71\D$\Project Data\veg mapping\MEVE\MEVE_Plots_be_v1.3_07252005.mdbLocal Area NetworkPersonal GeoDatabase TabletblVegetationTable148Cover and height classes for each vegetation stratum on plotVegetationIDVegetationIDOID400Primary key, autonymberSequential unique whole numbers that are automatically generated.PlotIDPlotIDInteger400Foreign key, links to tblPlotDetailsProvCommunityNameProvCommunityNameInteger400Provisional community name PhenologyPhenologyInteger400Leaf phenology of dominant stratum1Annual herbacious2Cold-deciduous3Drought-deciduos4Evergreen5Evergreen woody6Mixed evergreen/cold-deciduousMixed evergreen/drought-deciduous78Perennial herbaceousLeafTypeLeafTypeInteger400Leaf form of the dominant stratum1Broad-leaved2Broad-leaved herbaceous (or forb)3Extremely xeromorphic4Forb5Graminoid6Herbaceous7Hydropmorphic8Microphyllous9Mixed10Mixed broad and needle-leaved11Needle-leaved12Non-vascular13PteridophyteLeafTypeCommentsLeafTypeCommentsString25500Comments about leaf typePhysiognomPhysiognomInteger400Physiognomic class of plot1Dwarf shrubland2Forest3Herbaceous4Nonvascular5Petran chaparral6Shrub herbaceous7Shrubland8Sparsely vegetated9Steppe10WoodlandTotTreeHtTotTreeHtString500010.5-1 meters21-2 meters32-5 meters45-10 meters510-20 meters620-30 meters7> 30 metersT< 0.5 metersHeight class of total tree stratumTotTreeCovTotTreeCovString300Cover class of total tree stratum+Trace00%11-5%25-10%2.510-25%325-50%450-75%5>75%r<1%TreeDominantsTreeDominantsString25500Dominant species in the tree stratumEmergHtEmergHtString200Height class of emergent stratum (classes are in tlkpHeight)EmergCovTotEmergCovTotString300Cover class of emergent stratum (classes are in tlkpCover)EmergDominantsEmergDominantsString25500Dominant species in the emergent tree stratumCanHtCanHtLVALKString200Height class of canopyCanCovTotCanCovTotString300Cover class of canopyCanDominantsCanDominantsString25500Dominant species in the canopy tree stratumSubHtSubHtString200Height class of sub-canopySubCovTotSubCovTotString300Cover class of sub-canopySubDominantsSubDominantsString25500Dominant species in the sub-canopy tree stratumSeedlHtSeedlHtString200Height class of tree seedlingsSeedlCovTotSeedlCovTotString300Cover class of tree seedlingsSeedlDominantsSeedlDominantsString25500Dominant species in the Seedling tree stratumTotShrubHtTotShrubHtString5000Height class of all shrubsTotShrubCovTotShrubCovString300Cover class of all shrubsShrubDominantsShrubDominantsString25500Dominant species in the shrub stratumTallShHtTallShHtString200Height class of tall shrubTallShCovTotTallShCovTotString300Cover class of tall shrubTallShDominantsTallShDominantsString25500Dominant species in the tall shrub stratumShortShHtShortShHtString300Height class of short shrubShortShCovTotShortShCovTotString300Cover class of short shrubShortShDominantsShortShDominantsString25500Dominant species in the short shrub stratumTotHerbHtTotHerbHtString200Height class of all herbaceousTotHerbCovTotHerbCovString300Cover class of all herbaceousHerbDominantsHerbDominantsString25500Dominant species in the herbaceous stratumGramHtGramHtString200Height class of graminoidsGramCovTotGramCovTotString300Cover class of graminoidsGramDominantsGramDominantsString25500Dominant species in the graminoid herbaceous stratumForbHtForbHtString200Height class of forbsForbCovTotForbCovTotString300Cover class of forbsForbDominantsForbDominantsString25500Dominant species in the forb herbaceous stratumAssociationAssociationInteger4000None1Pseudotsuga menziesii / QuercPLVAL`us gambelii Forest2Agropyron trachycaulum Semi-natural Herbaceous Vegetation3Amelanchier utahensis - Cercocarpus montanus Shrubland4Amelanchier utahensis Shrubland5Artemisia nova -Chrysothamnus nauseosus - Artemisia ludoviciana Shrubland6Artemisia tridentata / Chrysothamnus nauseosus Shrubland7Bromus inermis Semi-natural Herbaceous Vegetation8Bromus tectorum Semi-natural Herbaceous Vegetation9Cercocarpus montanus - Fendlera rupicola Shrubland10Comandra umbellata Herbaceous Vegetation11Juncus balticus Herbaceous Vegetation12Leymus cinereus Herbaceous Vegetation13Pinus edulis - (Juniperus osteosperma) – Amelanchier utahensis Woodland14Pinus edulis - (Juniperus osteosperma) - Peraphyllum ramosissimum - Eriogonum corymbosum Woodland15Pinus edulis - Juniperus osteosperma / Artemisia tridentata Woodland16Pinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Cercocarpus montanus Woodland17Pinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Quercus gambelii Woodland18Pinus edulis -(Juniperus osteosperma) / Stanlyea pinnata Woodland19Pinus edulis / Purshia tridentata / Poa fendleriana Woodland20Populus angustifolia / Populus fremontii - Bromus inermis Woodland21Post-Fire Mixed Herbaceous Vegetation22Prunus virginiana Shrubland23Purshia tridentata / Achnatherum hymenoides Shrubland24Quercus gambelii / Amelanchier utahensis Shrubland25Quercus gambelii / Symphoricarpos oreophilus Shrubland26Quercus gambelii Shrubland27Salix exigua / Mesic Forb Shrubland28Sandstone Pinus edulis - Juniperus osteosperma Barrens29Sarcobatus vermiculatus - Artemisia tridentata ShrublandNational Vegetation Classification Association20051017 LVALed N 2005101712523500FALSE20051014110744002008013109185500{9C55E9DD-DE44-4761-A2E2-C5307CB8ECF0}FALSEMicrosoft Windows XP Version 5.1 (Build 2600) Service Pack 2; ESRI ArcCatalog 9.0.0.535enPlot data from the vegetation mapping field work conducted at Mesa Verde National Park. Includes environmental variables, species composition and cover, vegetation strata height and cover.Storage of field plot data for the National Park Service Vegetation mapping program at Mesa Verde National Park.U.S. Geological Survey Fort Collins Science Center, Rocky Mountain Geographic Science Center, and Southwest Biological Science Center; NatureServe*Unpublished MaterialMEVE Vegetation Mapping Database Back-end*tbl_Phototabular digital dataversion 1.3_01312008Thomas, K.A., M.L. McTeague, L. Ogden, M.L. Floyd, K. Schulz, B. Friesen, T. Fancher, R. Waltermire, and A. Cully.2008Mesa Verde National Park Vegetation Classification, Distribution, and Mappingreportground condition06/10/200307/09/2006CompleteNone planned-108.570519-108.210615 37.46431237.140301 Nonevegetationmappingvegetation mappingvegetation coverMesa Verde National ParkColoradoMontezuma CountyNoneUnited States of AmericaNoneNoneMicrosoft Access Database
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PO Box 5765
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Northern Arizona University
PO Box 5765
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links to tblPlotDetailsCameraNameCameraNameString5000Name of cameraGPSUnitGPSUnitString5000GPS Unit used for photo pointGPSFileGPSFileString5000GPS file name in which photo waypoints are storedDateDateDate800Date of photo in MM/DD/YYYY formatTimeTimeDate800time photos takenFrame1Frame1String2500Frame/photo number of 1st photo takenFrame2Frame2String2500Frame/photo number of 2nd photo takenFrame3Frame3String2500Frame/photo number of 3rd photo takenFrame4Frame4String2500Frame/photo number of 4th photo takenWaypoint1Waypoint1String5000Waypoint of 1st photo takenWaypoint2Waypoint2String5000Waypoint of 2nd photo takenWaypoint3Waypoint3String5000Waypoint of 3rd photo takenWaypoint4Waypoint4String5000Waypoint of 4th photo takenDirection1Direction1Integer400Direction in which 1st photo takenDirection2Direction2Integer400Direction in which 2nd photo takenDirection3Direction3Integer400Direction in which 3rd photo takenDirection4Direction4Integer400Direction in which 4th photo takentblPlantCodesTable389List of Mesa Verde plant species.SpeciesCodeSpeciesCodeString5000Code used to represent each speciesSpecies codes were built by using the first four letters of the genus and the first four letters of the specific epithet.TSNTSNDouble800Taxonomic Serial NumberIntegrated Taxonomic Information Systemhttp://www.itis.usda.gov/FamilyNameFamilyNameString25500Family to which the species belongsPlant family namesLatinNameLatinNameString25500Full scientific name of the plantPlant scientific namesSynonymSynonymString25500Any known or possible synonyms of the plant speciesPlant scientific namesCommonNameCommonNameString25500Common name of plant speciesPlant common namesExoticExoticSmallInteger1000Plant is native-1Plant is an exotic speciesNativity of plant speciestblPlotDetails<LVALRenttypt Sync="TRUE">Table148Date plot observed and associated details (serves as event table)PlotIDPlotIDOID400Primary key, autonumberSequential unique whole numbers that are automatically generated.PlotCodePlotCodeString1000Foreign key, links to tblPlotLocationConsists of MEVE and a 4-digit number.SurveyDateSurveyDateDate800Date plot was visited and data collectedSurveyorsSurveyorsString7500Names of persons collecting data at plot (first initial, last name)PlotLengthPlotLengthString500Length of plot, in metersmetersPlotAzimuthPlotAzimuthString500Azimuth of plot; synonymous with aspect.PlotWidthPlotWidthString500Width of plot, in metersmetersPlotHasPhotosPlotHasPhotosSmallInteger1000Photos of plot were not taken-1Photos of plot were takenWhether or not photos were taken of plotPlotRepresentationPlotRepresentationString214748364700Description or discussion of representativeness of plot in stand, and in comparison to associations outside the park (if known)PlotShapePlotShapeString1500CircularIrregularObservationRectangularSemi-circularSquareTransect/StripTrapezoidalShape of plotStandardPlotStandardPlotSmallInteger1000Plot is not standard shape and size-1Plot is standard 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which plot is locatedUSGSQuadUSGSQuadString5000USGS 1:24,000 scale quadrangle in which plot is locatedLandownerLandownerString5000Agency or individual that owns the land which plot is locatedMEVEMesa Verde National ParkBPUPlacementBPUPlacementString214748364700Description of placement of plot in respect to BPU qualitiesPlotMarkerPlotMarkerSmallInteger1000Plot was not pemanently marked-1Plot was permanently markedWhether or not plot was permanently marked.MarkerNumberMarkerNumberString5000Permanent marker number or numbersMarkerLocationMarkerLocationString5000Location(s) of permanent marker(s)FireYearFireYearString50001934195919891996200020012002unburnedNo fire in recent pastYear of last fireSeededSeededSmallInteger1000Are was not treated with seed.-1Area was treated with seed.Whether are was treated with seed after being burned.Field_EastingField_EastingInteger400UTM easting coordinate as recorded in the field directly off the GPS unitField_NorthingField_NorthingIntLVALUeger400UTM northing coordinate as recorded in the field directly off the GPS unitCor_EastingCor_EastingInteger400Corrected UTM easting coordinateCor_NorthingCor_NorthingInteger400Corrected UTM northing coordinateCorr_TypeCorr_TypeString5000DifferentialDifferential correction using Trimble Pathfinder OfficeDigitPreliminary locusType of correction used for Cor_Easting and Cor_NorthingHoriz_PrecHoriz_PrecSingle400Horizontal precision of differentially corrected coordinatesFire_EastingFire_EastingInteger400UTM easting coordinate as recorded by the fire/fuels crewFire_NorthingFire_NorthingInteger400UTM northing coordinate as recorded by the fire/fuels crew.tblSeedlingTreeDetailsTable553Tree seedling and sapling (trees less than 5 inches dbh) measurmentsTreeIDTreeIDInteger400Foreign key, links back to tblTreeSpeciesCodeSpeciesCodeString5000Four-letter species code for tree being measured.tblTreeCodesLiveLiveSmallInteger1000Tree is dead-1Tree is aliveWhether or not the seedling/sapling is alivedbhdbhSingle400Diameter at breast height in inchesinchesdrcdrcSingle400Diameter at root crown of juniper species only in inchesinchesHeightHeightSingle400Height of seedling/sapling in feetfeetMeasured?Measured?SmallInteger1000Tree height was estimated-1Tree height was measured.whether or not the tree was actually measured (rather than estimated)tblSpeciesTableTable2287Information about individual species in plot, including cover classSpTableIDSpTableIDOID400Primary key, autonumberSequential unique whole numbers that are automatically generated.PlotIDPlotIDInteger400Foreign key, links back to tblPlotDetailsSpeciesNameSpeciesNameString10000Scientific name of speciesCoverClassCoverClassString300+Trace00%11-5%25-10%2.510-25%325-50%450-75%5>75%r<1%Cover class of foliar cover for each species within the plotMortAgentMortAgentString5000BBlack Stain Root DiseaseFFireIIps beetleI,BIps beetle and Black stain root diseaseOOtherMortality agent if overwhelming majority of individuals of this 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GuertinPoint LookoutB@|SG8! @Y u>,A1-3M.Jabis, M.PopeWetherill Mesa@|MA1  @% /> A12-2J. Fisher, P. GuertinPoint Lookout@|SG8! @ >@A1-2R. Beatson, K. JohnsonMoccasin MesaGG8  @% ?RA11-2T. Billie, J. FisherPoint LookoutFF7! @ ? A1-1M.Jabis, J. Fisher, M.PopePoint LookoutKK<  @" ?H A10-2T. Billie, M. Hansen, B. BeatsonPoint LookoutRRC!LVAL:HN D V NhP\2most of the pinyon trees have died since the photoPoint is 10 meters away; point is on other side of wooden fence in someones backyard by their housePoint way off from where photo says it is; about 200 m south ; also GPS is jumping around a bit, from 4-40 m off of point.plot is much closer to river than aerial photograph showsPoint is outside of park, but picture looks like point is totally enclosed in park.GPS unit ver finaky! Going from 1 to 17 to 71m and back down; so point might be off150 metres south of boundary fence. Aerial photo taken before fire.Point is in canyon and could not get accurate GPS reading20 meters south of boundary fence. Aerial photo taken before burnWaypoint is located 9.5 m and 98 degrees away from plot code.way point is located 105m, 150 degrees from plot code due to sheer rock escarpment that is impassable. We are located on the edge of the polygon looking down at itAerial photo taken prior to burn, burned species Ponderosa pine.Aerial photo taken prior to burn , burned species is Ponderosa pine.3m away from the plot code when we took the way point.We took the point about 60m to the north due to location errors, we needed to go about 198 degrees to get to our pointAerial photos taken prior to burn.Waypoint is located 7m SW of plot code. Because the accuracy was 6.5 m , and the polygon is only ~ 6m in diameter. We chose this location based on the aerial photograph.Aerial photo taken prior to burn.Aerial photos taken prior to burn.Aerial photo taken prior to burn. Ponderosa pine - burned species.We are under a Doug-fir tree and are getting poor GPS reception. Unit jumps around 1m to the point to 40 meters to the point.Aerial photo taken prior to burn.GPS was really jumpy . 2- 20 m while trying to find the point finally took point at 3 m.Aerial photo taken prior to burn. UTMs were not in unit - this is a guess as to where point occurs. y-VP ; ? B r  ^ O43}"jTfdu @c >BC15-3M.Jabis, M.PopeWetherill MesaBB2! `@ y? C15-1M.Jabis, M.PopePoint LookoutAA2! @. >C11-3M.Jabis, M.PopeWetherill MesaBB2! @6 6>mC10-3M.Jabis, M.PopeWetherill MesaBB2! @= >BB79-3M.Jabis, M.PopeWetherill MesaCC3" @@f >PBB78-3K. Johnson, T. Billie, J. FisherMoccasin MesaSSD" @ > BB75-3M.Jabis, M.PopeCortez;;3" @ >BB74-3M.Jabis, J. FisherWetherill MesaFF6" @ z>BB73-3M.Jabis, M.PopeWetherill MesaCC3" @ ?oBB73-1J. Fisher, M.PopePoint LookoutDD5" @ Q> aBB72-3K. Johnson, T. Billie, J. FisherWetherill MesaTTD" @x B>BB71-3K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherWetherill MesaTTD" @ ? 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FisherMoccasin MesaTTE# @( V>WBB261-2K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherMoccasin Mesa@|`TE# @@ > AA68-3M.Jabis, M.PopeCortez;;3" @ > AA67-3K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherCortezLLD" @T E> AA66-3K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherCortezLLD" @ >) AA65-3M.Jabis, M.PopeWetherill MesaCC3" @` >K AA64-3M.Jabis, M.PopeWetherill MesaCC3" @ E> AA64-1K. Johnson, T. Billie, J. FisherCortezLLD" @ > AA63-3M.Jabis, M.PopeWetherill Mesaz@|OC3" @ +?C AA63-1M.Jabis, J. Fisher, M.PopePoint LookoutMM>" @. > AA62-3M.Jabis, M.PopeWetherill MesaH@ |OC3" @ = ?A AA62-1M.Jabis, J. Fisher, M.PopePoint LookoutMM>" `@ ?[ AA61-1M.Jabis, M.PopePoint LookoutBB3" @ ? AA60-1M.Jabis, J. Fisher, M.PopePoint LookoutMM>" @@\ > AA59-1M.Jabis, M.PopePoint LookoutBB3" @ l> AA57-1K. Johnson, T. Billie, J. FisherCortezLLD" y-Ey& s  w 5 - I V >-ote<22r @ C>E53-2K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherMoccasin MesaRRC! @ >$E52-2K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherMoccasin MesaRRC! @! g?AE29-1R. Beatson, J. FisherPoint LookoutGG8! @ >JE28-3K. Johnson, P. GuertinMoccasin MesaHH9! @4 :?@E28-1R. Beatson, J. FisherPoint LookoutGG8! @ ?AE27-1R. Beatson, J. FisherPoint LookoutGG8! @@M 5>E26-3K. Johnson, T. Billie, J. FisherMoccasin MesaRRC! @ ?8E26-1R. Beatson, J. FisherPoint LookoutGG8! @E >E25-3M.Jabis, M.PopeWetherill MesaBB2! @ ?E25-1R. Beatson, J. FisherPoint LookoutGG8! @p >6E24-3K. Johnson, P. GuertinMoccasin Mesa"Point beyond NPS boundary fence.vH9! @@ 9>/E21-3M.Jabis, M.PopeMoccasin MesaAA2! @ ?E21-1M.Jabis, J. Fisher, M.PopePoint Lookout@|XL=! @ > \E20-3M.Jabis, J. Fisher, M.PopeMoccasin MesaLL=! @ ,> E19-3M.Jabis, M.PopeWetherill MesaBB2! @ >E18-3M.Jabis, M.PopeWetherill MesaBB2! @& >rDD81-3M.Jabis, J. Fisher, M.PopeMoccasin MesaMM>" @ >DD80-3J. Fisher, K. JohnsonWetherill Mesa@|UI9" @ x? DD79-1M.Jabis, J. Fisher, M.PopePoint LookoutMM>" @ ?DD78-1M.Jabis, J. Fisher, M.PopePoint LookoutMM>" @ ?DD77-1M.Jabis, J. Fisher, M.PopePoint LookoutMM>" @ ?DD76-1M.Jabis, J. Fisher, M.PopePoint LookoutMM>" @ %>FD47-2 K. Johnson, T. BillieMoccasin MesaHH9! @ >! D46-2K. Johnson, P. GuertinMoccasin MesaHH9! @=" >D45-2K. Johnson, T. Billie, J. FisherMoccasin Mesa@|^RC! @ >D43-2J. Fisher, T.BillieMoccasin MesaEE6! @@ > D17-3M.Jabis, M.PopeWetherill MesaBB2! @4 />CC285-2K. Johnson, T. BillieMancosBB:# @4 >CC284-2K. Johnson, T. BillieMancosBB:# @)4 n>CC283-2J. FisherMancos66.# ` @z3 "> CC282-2K. Johnson, T. BillieMancosBB:# @{ > >C9-3K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherWetherill MesaRRB  @P 4> C8-3K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherWetherill MesaRRB  ` @3 I>C35-2J. FisherTrail canyon::,! @ @. >C34-2J. FisherMancos44,! @# ?pC32-2R. Beatson, T. BilliePoint LookoutGG8! @@! ?C31-2J. Fisher, T.BilliePoint LookoutEE6! @@P n?C30-2J. Fisher, T. BilliePoint LookoutFF7! @A >C29-2K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherMoccasin MesaRRC! @d d> wC26-2J. Fisher, T.BillieMoccasin MesaEE6! @ m> pC25-2J. Fisher, T.BillieMoccasin MesaEE6! @ > C24-2K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherMoccasin Mesar@|^RC! @ >C23-2K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherMoccasin MesaRRC! @ &> C22-2K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherWetherill MesaSSC! @ ?1C18-1M.Jabis, J. Fisher, M.PopePoint LookoutLL=!Ty-@A c  t 2 T n  u & oO/ooeP* @ >GG290-2K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherPoint Lookout@|`TE# @A >_ GG289-2K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherPoint LookoutTTE# @ k? GG288-2K. Johnson, T. Billie, J. FisherPoint LookoutTTE# @ S>o GG287-2K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherPoint LookoutTTE# `@ 5> GG286-2K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherPoint LookoutTTE# @W k>|G96-2J. Fisher, T.BillieMoccasin MesaEE6! @# >"G95-2K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherMoccasin MesaRRC! @w >'G94-2K. Johnson, T. BillieMoccasin MesaGG8! @ >!G93-2K. Johnson, T. BillieMoccasin MesaGG8! @; >[G90-2K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherMoccasin MesaRRC! @ Q>G89-2R. Beatson, K. JohnsonMoccasin MesaHH9! @ >XG88-2K. Johnson, T. BillieMoccasin MesaGG8! @ `>FG87-2K. Johnson, T. BillieMoccasin MesaGG8! @ B>G84-2K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherMoccasin MesaRRC! @ >G83-2K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherMoccasin MesaRRC! @1 `>QG82-2K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherMoccasin MesaRRC! @ >G81-2K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherMoccasin MesaRRC! @ >G80-2K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherMoccasin MesaRRC! @| E>-G79-2K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherMoccasin MesaRRC! @K >GG78-2K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherMoccasin MesaRRC! @ $>eG77-2K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherMoccasin MesaRRC! @ o>G37-3 K. Johnson, T. BillieWetherill MesaII9! @@ > HG34-3K. Johnson, T. Billie, J. FisherMoccasin MesaRRC! @@b >VG33-3M.Jabis, M.PopeMoccasin MesaAA2! @ >IG32-3M.Jabis, J. Fisher, M.PopeMoccasin MesaLL=! @C >>G31-3M.Jabis, M.PopeWetherill MesaBB2! @@$ >.G30-3M.Jabis, M.PopeMoccasin MesaAA2! @@ >*G29-3M.Jabis, M.PopeMoccasin MesaAA2! @@ >\G28-3M.Jabis, M.PopeMoccasin MesaAA2! ` @4 >F73-2J. FisherTrail Canyon::,! @4 >F72-2K. Johnson, T. BillieMancos@@8! @24 a>F71-2K. Johnson, T. BillieMancos@@8! @2 %>F70-2J. FisherMancos44,! @ @/ ?F69-2J. FisherMancos44,! @ @. 5?F68-2K. Johnson, T. BillieMancos@@8! @ >| EE80-1M.Jabis, J. FisherPoint LookoutEE6" ` @K5 >E66-2K. Johnson, T. BillieMancos@@8! @2 m>E65-2J. FisherMancos44,! @%4 >E61-2J. FisherMancosr@|@4,! ` @. > oE60-2K. Johnson, T. BillieMancos@@8! @$ b?cE59-2R. Beatson, T. BilliePoint LookoutGG8! @c# ?QE58-2 K. Johnson, T. BilliePoint LookoutHH9! @@# ?RE57-2T. Billie, J. FisherPoint LookoutFF7! @! >E56-2K. Johnson, T. Billie, J. FisherMoccasin MesaRRC! @ >E54-2K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherMoccasin MesaRRC! y-FB 4 x  h  z  n  dYLSNv&| ou @@ t?H97-2J. Fisher, T.BilliePoint LookoutEE6! @w >H45-3K. Johnson, P. GuertinWetherill MesaII9! @o f>H42-3M.Jabis, M.PopeWetherill MesaBB2! @ >zH41-3M.Jabis, M.PopeWetherill MesaBB2! @p >H40-3K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherWetherill MesaSSC! @ >`H39-3M.Jabis, M.PopeWetherill Mesah@NB2! @ R> H38-3M.Jabis, M.PopeWetherill MesaBB2! @ %> H37-3M.Jabis, J. Fisher, M.PopeMoccasin MesaLL=! @ >'H36-3M.Jabis, M.PopeWetherill MesaBB2! @G $?H35-1T. Billie, P. GuertinPoint LookoutGPS reading is fluctuating.pG8! @  ?fH31-1M.Jabis, J. Fisher, M.PopePoint LookoutLL=! @  ?iH30-1J. Fisher, M.PopePoint LookoutCC4! @ *?#H29-1M.Jabis, J. Fisher, M.PopePoint LookoutLL=! @q ?XH28-1M.Jabis, J. Fisher, M.PopePoint LookoutLL=! `@ d>0 H25-1J. Fisher, T.BillieCortez>>6! `@ >2H24-1J. Fisher, T.BillieCortez>>6! @% c?fH117-2T. Billie, J. FisherPoint Lookout^@SG8" @! c?H116-2J. Fisher, P. GuertinPoint LookoutHH9" @! ?uH111-2T. Billie, P. GuertinPoint LookoutHH9" @ > H108-2K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherMoccasin MesaSSD" @% n?DH105-2R. Beatson, T. BilliePoint LookoutHH9" @% ?H104-2J. Fisher, T.BilliePoint LookoutFF7" @@R% ?6H103-2T. Billie, J. FisherPoint Lookoutd@|SG8" `@|# ?XH102-2T. Billie, J. FisherPoint LookoutGG8" @(# f?[H101-2K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherPoint LookoutSSD" @@! ?SH100-2J. Fisher, T.BilliePoint LookoutFF7" @ ? GG90-1M.Jabis, J. Fisher, M.PopePoint LookoutMM>" @@ > GG89-1R. Beatson, J. FisherPoint LookoutHH9" @ ? GG87-1M.Jabis, J. Fisher, M.PopePoint LookoutMM>" @X > GG86-3K. Johnson, T. BillieCortezAA9" `@ ?a GG86-1M.Jabis, M.PopePoint LookoutBB3" @/ > GG85-3K. Johnson, T. BillieCortezAA9" `@ > GG85-1M.Jabis, J. Fisher, M.PopePoint LookoutMM>" `@ > GG84-1M.Jabis, J. Fisher, M.PopePoint LookoutMM>" @ > GG83-3T. Billie, M. Hansen, B. BeatsonCortezLLD" @ > GG82-3K. Johnson, T. Billie, J. FisherCortezLLD" @ > GG303-2K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherPoint LookoutTTE# @@p F>u GG302-2R. Beatson, J. FisherPoint LookoutII:# @@" ?@GG300-2J. Fisher, T.BilliePoint LookoutGG8# @@[% u?0GG297-2T. Billie, J. FisherPoint Lookout@|TH9# @@# ?YGG296-2T. Billie, J. FisherPoint LookoutHH9# @D! I ?9 GG295-2J. Fisher, K. JohnsonPoint LookoutII:# @ ?  GG294-2J. Fisher, K. JohnsonPoint LookoutII:# `@\ {> GG293-2R. Beatson, K. JohnsonPoint LookoutJJ;# @ ~? GG292-2T. Billie, M. Hansen, B. BeatsonPoint LookoutTTE#LVAL:\ J l  B R@j$lPoint is not where photo says it should beAerial photo taken prior to burn.Marked point in unit, but didn't write down because rainingPoint is not where photo inidicatedPolygon was the median of a highway90 meters S. of boundary fence. Aerial photo does not match plot cover.Point inside restricted fenced area. Measurements taken w/in 40 metersPoint is 10 m down a sheer cliff, waypoint was taken from the top.Point on the opposite side of wash and does not match location of aerial photo.point might be right outside NPS boundarypoint is a little bit down slope in a steep shale washPoint is on opposite side of boundary fencePoint is on sheer cliff. Got ot point as close as possible. Poor GPS coverage.GPS readings fluctuating due to cloud cover.GPS unit readng is flucuating. Point is directly on fence boundary line.Point has more cover than aerial photo shows - seems like way point is south of plot code on other side of washPoint looks off from aerial photoPoint is 20 meters E. of the fenceline. GPS unit distance reading fluctuating.GPS unit finakey, going from low distance from points to high accuracyAerial photo taken prior to burn.unit doesn't display error reading10 meters from point because of fencepoint is 30 meter s. of boundary fence, aerial photo was taken before burnway point is located 22m, 76 degrees from plot codeGPS unit waypoint reading distance fluctuating.Ry+?$ k  c y  ^ E *}%xF=,vn @[ Y?LL105-1M.Jabis, J. Fisher, M.PopePoint LookoutNN?# @@ r? kLL104-1M.Jabis, J. Fisher, M.PopePoint LookoutNN?# @ v?l L34-1M.Jabis, J. FisherPoint LookoutDD5! @@ A?KK95-1M.Jabis, J. Fisher, M.PopePoint LookoutMM>" @@} ?dKK94-1M.Jabis, J. Fisher, M.PopePoint LookoutMM>" @@ ? \KK93-1M.Jabis, J. Fisher, M.PopePoint LookoutMM>" @@ ? KK92-1M.Jabis, J. Fisher, M.PopePoint LookoutMM>" @. >bJJ95-3K. Johnson, P. GuertinMoccasin MesaII:" @ >JJ94-3K. Johnson, P. GuertinMoccasin MesaB@UI:" @l >JJ93-2K. Johnson, J. FisherWetherill MesaII9" @d >4JJ92-3K. Johnson, J. FisherWetherill MesaII9" @. >JJ91-3T. Billie, M. Hansen, B. BeatsonWetherill MesaTTD" @@+ ?>VJJ90-3M.Jabis, M.PopeMoccasin MesaBB3" @ P>JJ89-3K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherWetherill MesaTTD" @ >jJJ88-3K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherWetherill MesaD@`TD" @, ,>JJ85-3T. Billie, M. Hansen, B. BeatsonWetherill MesaTTD" @) ? xJJ343-2J. Fisher, T.BilliePoint LookoutGG8# @A >= JJ342-2K. Johnson, P. GuertinPoint LookoutJJ;# @ ^>JJ341-2K. Johnson, P. GuertinPoint LookoutJJ;# @ >JJ335-2K. Johnson, P. GuertinPoint LookoutJJ;# @4) > / JJ332-2J. Fisher, T.BilliePoint LookoutGG8# @ o>{JJ331-2K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherMoccasin MesaTTE# @@ ?4 JJ330-2R. Beatson, J. FisherPoint LookoutII:# @} >JJ328-2K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherPoint LookoutTTE# @ > JJ325-2K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherPoint LookoutTTE# @f !>JJ324-2J. Fisher, T.BillieMoccasin MesaGG8# @c u>*JJ323-2K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherMoccasin MesaTTE# @ >JJ322-2K. Johnson, J. FisherMoccasin MesaII:# @ Y>zJJ321-2K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherMoccasin MesaTTE# `@ >JJ320-2K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherMoccasin MesaTTE# @_4 >J118-2J. FisherMancos55-" ` @5 >J115-2K. Johnson, T. BillieMancosAA9" `@! i>II319-2R. Beatson, K. JohnsonPoint LookoutJJ;# `@ >II318-2R. Beatson, K. JohnsonPoint LookoutJJ;# `@( >II317-2R. Beatson, K. JohnsonPoint LookoutJJ;# `@ +>II316-2R. Beatson, K. JohnsonPoint LookoutJJ;# @ > 5I45-3K. Johnson, J. FisherWetherill MesaHH8! `@~ K?I114-2R. Beatson, K. JohnsonPoint LookoutJ@UI:" @$ H>HH311-2K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherMoccasin MesaTTE# @@ ? HH310-2R. Beatson, J. FisherPoint LookoutII:# @#! ? HH307-2T. Billie, M. Hansen, B. BeatsonPoint LookoutTTE# @l! W>H99-2K. Johnson, C. Billie, J. FisherMoccasin Mesa@^RC! @@ 7?H98-2J. Fisher, K. 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 @ @q::H:JqB8<Ks::>:Ls::@:Ms::B:Ns::F:Os:<6:Pu:<8:Qv:<::Rv:<<:v:<>:v:<@:v:bAmelanchier has highest cover of understory, but shrubs don't always dominate the understory.Would have chosen Pinus edulis / Purshia tridentata Woodland, but most of shrubs were dead.Could have just as correcly chosen Pinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Cercocarpus montanus Mixed Shrubs Woodland - equal cover of A. utahensis and C. montanusPoa fendleriana co- dominates low total cover because it s a sandstone rocky slope.Could have chosen Pinus edulis - Juniperus osteosperma - Amelanchier utahensis Woodland because cover was about equal.Polygon has lots of Quercus gambelii and some Fendlera rupicola. Could have chosen Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak Woodland.Could have chosen Pinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Cercocarpus montanus Mixed Shrubs WoodlandAmelanchier utahensis co-dominates polygon. Low cover of many other shrubs.No tree layer present. The map class description does not include all species present.The polygon had Juniper osteosperma and Prunus virginiana with a low to moderate cover.Could have chosen Pinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Cercocarpus montanus Mixed Shrubs Woodland due to equal cover.Amelanchier is significant but there is a higher cover of Symphoricarpos.Co-dominant with Symphoricarpos oreophilus, not Fendlera rupicola.Amelanchier utahensis is present but not high. Pseudotsuga menziesii and Rosa woodsii are present with moderate cover.Amelanchier utahensis and Symphoricarpus oreophilus have the same cover.Quercus does not dominate the shrub layer. Cercocarpus and Symphoricarpus co-dominate.There is a high cover of Symphoricarpus oreophilus and many of the species on the community description are not in the polygon.Poor because species don't match the community description.Equal cover of Symphoricarpus oreophilus and Amelanchier utahensisNotes on Vegetation Data: Rumex hymenosepalous corresponds to picture # 103-0356 and Cirsium sp. Corresponds to picture # 103-0357.Fn ' y h ,~gd A3-1Mixed Montane ShrublandDouglas-fir / Gambel Oak ForestGood (Some problems)Amelanchier (utahensis, alnifolia) - Cercocarpus montanus ShrublandPoor!Rocky outcropping, not shrubby.v@XXXB!  A24-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandDouglas-fir / Gambel Oak ForestExactPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Shale Sparse Woodland [Park Special]Exacthhha@  A2-3Douglas-fir / Gambel Oak ForestDouglas-fir / Gambel Oak ForestGood (Some problems)Pseudotsuga menziesii / Quercus gambelii ForestGood (Some problems)u@```J)  A22-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Mixed Montane Shrub WoodlandDouglas-fir / Gambel Oak ForestGood (Some problems)Pinus edulis - Juniperus osteosperma - Amelanchier utahensis WoodlandGood (Some problems)(@~~~hG   A21-2Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandDouglas-fir / Gambel Oak ForestExactQuercus gambelii - Amelanchier utahensis ShrublandExactWWWP/  A2-1Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandDouglas-fir / Gambel Oak ForestPoorQuercus gambelii / Symphoricarpos oreophilus ShrublandPoor@UUUO.  A20-2Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandDouglas-fir / Gambel Oak ForestExactQuercus gambelii - Amelanchier utahensis ShrublandExactWWWP/  A19-2Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandDouglas-fir / Gambel Oak ForestExactQuercus gambelii - Amelanchier utahensis ShrublandExactWWWP/  A18-2Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandDouglas-fir / Gambel Oak ForestExactPost-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationQuercus gambelii - Amelanchier utahensis ShrublandGood (Some problems)@~~WP/   A17-2Douglas-fir / Gambel Oak ForestDouglas-fir / Gambel Oak ForestExactPseudotsuga menziesii / Quercus gambelii ForestExactRRRK*  A16-2Douglas-fir / Gambel Oak ForestDouglas-fir / Gambel Oak ForestExactPseudotsuga menziesii / Quercus gambelii ForestExactRRRK*  A14-2Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandDouglas-fir / Gambel Oak ForestGood (Some problems)Crispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationQuercus gambelii - Amelanchier utahensis ShrublandGood (Some problems)@fP/   A13-2Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandDouglas-fir / Gambel Oak ForestExactQuercus gambelii - Amelanchier utahensis ShrublandExactWWWP/  A1-3Douglas-fir / Gambel Oak ForestDouglas-fir / Gambel Oak ForestGood (Some problems)Pseudotsuga menziesii / Quercus gambelii ForestGood (Some problems)i@```J)  A12-2Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandDouglas-fir / Gambel Oak ForestExactQuercus gambelii - Amelanchier utahensis ShrublandExact*@WWWP/   A1-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Mixed Montane Shrub WoodlandDouglas-fir / Gambel Oak ForestExactPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Cercocarpus montanus Mixed Shrubs WoodlandExactnnngF A11-2Douglas-fir / Gambel Oak ForestDouglas-fir / Gambel Oak ForestGood (Some problems)Pseudotsuga menziesii / Quercus gambelii ForestExact Rhus trilobata is not present.aaaK*   A1-1Douglas-fir / Gambel Oak ForestDouglas-fir / Gambel Oak ForestGood (Some problems)SandstonePseudotsuga menziesii / Acer negundo WoodlandGood (Some problems)@kk`J)  A10-2Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandDouglas-fir / Gambel Oak ForestExactQuercus gambelii - Amelanchier utahensis ShrublandExact@WWWP/  bLVAL)u M + p & v # `ELcFThis polygons has greater than 10% vegetation cover, however the total sandstone rock cover is at least 50%.This polygons has greater than 10% vegetation cover, however the total sandstone rock cover is at least 50%. Total veg cover is approx. 50%. We could have choose Colorado Pinion - Utah Juniper Mixed Montane ShrublandWhere point is it is forest . Most of the polygon is sagebrush along wash corridor.Very small polygon consisting of a shrubby opening of Fourwing saltbush within a bigger Juniper woodland.Point is extremely small and undelinatable on map. Actual point is in juniper woodland but we suspect it might be pulling out a little Greasewood Shrubland 10 meters away. Very unclear.There is low cover of total vegetation. Polygon is so small that it is hard to determine a "community type" or plant association for this polygon. Amelanchier utahensis is present, but with low cover. There are no true dominants.There is no Bromus inermis in this polygon, also there is a 5-15% cover of shrubs and trees, it is not a total grassland.We could have chosen Colorado pinon (Utah Juniper) / Big Sagebrush Woodland because of a high co-dominance in the shrub layer of Artemisia tridentata.Populus species with significant tree cover. Plot is located near Mancos River.Poplus augustifolia is sufficient but does not dominate. Salix exigua dominates shrub cover.There is a high cover of Pinus edulis, greater than 10% cover. However the description of this map class in sandstone is accurate. It is not bare though.This polygon has some Juniperus scopulorum, but not high cover. Also, there is little to no herbaceous layer, without the species listed in the map classification.This polygon has three equal co-dominant shrubs. Amelanchier utahensis, Prunus virginiana, and Cercocarpus montanus.More than a sparse tree cover. Another choice would be Colorado Pinon  (Utah Juniper) / Mixed Montane Shrub Woodland.Polygon crosses the wash, and at the bottom of the wash is all Juncus.Achnatherum hymenoides occurs in abundance - it is the dominant herbaceous cover.Percentages led us to herbaceous key. But none of those fit.Different shrubs than listed in the key, for the most part. Several large patches of shrubby grassland mixed in.The herbaceous layer makes up the highest % cover. However the mix of species is not described in the community description. Low to moderate cover of shrubs. Could have chosen Black sagebrush Shrub Herbaceous Vegetation. Didn't choose this map class because we didn't have enough Artemisia nova. Big clumps of Quercus gambelii.This polygon occurs on an exposed , open slope. The dominant cover is Eurybia glauca. There are no categories that fit this description.Higher cover of shrubs than PJ; on Mancos shaleA large area of the polygon is herbaceous with Artemisia dracunulus and dead Bromus tectorum co -dominating.Dominant shrub is Amelanchier utahensis, not Quercus gambeliiSince we were not exactly at out point we estimated cover and assumed that Quercus gambelii is a co-dominant up topOther trees are significant component.This polygon is only about 6 m in diameter, which makes it hard to determine a "community" type . Thre seems to be a gap in the trees and shrubs.Could have chosen Crisp Leaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse Vegetation. Crisp leaf buckwheat was significant portion of the shrub cover.The polygon contains Prunus virginiana and Amelanchier utahensis which are not listed on the map class.Post - Fire Mixed Herbaceous Vegetation.This polygon seems to include both an exposed rocky area and a woodland/forest . The forested area is composed of species listed in vegetated area on the key, which differs slightly from the map class description.9 ( m $ M;S=M AA253-2Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandGambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandExactQuercus gambelii - Amelanchier utahensis ShrublandExact^^^W1  AA248-2Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandGambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandExactQuercus gambelii / Symphoricarpos oreophilus ShrublandGood (Some problems)@^^^W1   AA247-2Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandGambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandQuercus gambelii / Symphoricarpos oreophilus ShrublandExactWWWW1  AA246-2Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandGambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandExactQuercus gambelii - Amelanchier utahensis ShrublandExact^^^W1  AA245-2Mixed Montane ShrublandGambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandExactAmelanchier utahensis - Fendlera rupicola ShrublandGood (Some problems)@QQQJ$   AA243-2Mixed Montane ShrublandGambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandExactAmelanchier utahensis - Fendlera rupicola ShrublandExactQQQJ$  AA242-2Mixed Montane ShrublandGambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandExactAmelanchier utahensis - Fendlera rupicola ShrublandExactQQQJ$  AA241-2Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandGambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandExactPost-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationQuercus gambelii - Amelanchier utahensis ShrublandExactn@^W1   AA240-2Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandGambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandExactQuercus gambelii - Amelanchier utahensis ShrublandExact^^^W1  A9-2Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandDouglas-fir / Gambel Oak ForestExactPost-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationQuercus gambelii / Symphoricarpos oreophilus ShrublandExact}}VO. A8-2Gambel Oak ShrublandDouglas-fir / Gambel Oak ForestExactQuercus gambelii ShrublandExactiiiibFFF? A8-1Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandDouglas-fir / Gambel Oak ForestGood (Some problems)Quercus gambelii - Amelanchier utahensis ShrublandGood (Some problems)@eeeO.  A7-2Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandDouglas-fir / Gambel Oak ForestQuercus gambelii - Amelanchier utahensis ShrublandOOOO. G A7-1Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandDouglas-fir / Gambel Oak ForestGood (Some problems)Quercus gambelii / Symphoricarpos oreophilus ShrublandGood (Some problems)@eeeO.  A6-3Douglas-fir / Gambel Oak ForestDouglas-fir / Gambel Oak ForestGood (Some problems)Pseudotsuga menziesii / Quercus gambelii ForestGood (Some problems)?@```J)  A6-2Gambel Oak ShrublandDouglas-fir / Gambel Oak ForestExactQuercus gambelii ShrublandExactiiiibFFF? A6-1Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandDouglas-fir / Gambel Oak ForestExactQuercus gambelii / Symphoricarpos oreophilus ShrublandExactVVVO. 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Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Mixed Montane Shrub WoodlandExactPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Quercus gambelii WoodlandGood (Some problems)r@{=  C8-3Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Mixed Montane Shrub WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Mixed Montane Shrub WoodlandExactPinus edulis - Juniperus osteosperma - Amelanchier utahensis WoodlandGood (Some problems)@F  C35-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Mixed Montane Shrub WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Mixed Montane Shrub WoodlandExactPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Cercocarpus montanus Mixed Shrubs WoodlandExactG  C34-2Mixed Montane ShrublandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Mixed Montane Shrub WoodlandExactCercocarpus montanus - Fendlera rupicola Shrubland [Provisional]Exactggg`"  C32-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Mixed Montane Shrub WoodlandExactGambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Quercus gambelii WoodlandExactQuercus gambelii - Amelanchier utahensis Shrubland|>   C31-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Mixed Montane Shrub WoodlandExactPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Quercus gambelii WoodlandExact|>  LVAL: $ | d  HD` rHCould have chosen Quercus gambelii - Amelanchier utahensis Shrubland because the Cercocarpus montanus and Amelanchier utahensis is equal and because Fendlera rupicola is present.Bromus not dominant, but occurs and Pascopyrum smithii is absent. Carduus nutans is dominant sp.Artificial catchment doesn't match any of the above associations.There is no visible Cercocarpus montanus from the point and Purshia tridentata is not the dominant shrub.We could have chosen Sandstone Pinus edulis - Juniperus osteosperma Barrens. Also, the shrub layer and tree layer are not quite equal; tree layer is more dominant.Could have chosen the Gambel Oak Woodland.Next best - Pinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Cercocarpus montanus Mixed Shrubs Woodland.Could have equally chosen Pinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Cercocarpus montanus Mixed Shrubs Woodland.Picture was unavailable because of weather conditions.Would be exact, but Shrub layer is composed of Rhus trilobata, Quercus, and Fendlera-like shrubs with more cover than Amelanchier.Some species don't match the community description.Some species don't match the community description.Photos taken sitting down - steep slope.No Hesperostipa comata - grass is Poa fendlerianaCould have chosen Pinus edulis / Purshia tridentata Woodland at a good level of confidence.High cover of Ericameria nauseosa in shrub cover.Quercus gambelii co- dominates canopy. Fendlera rupicola is present but does not co-dominate.Three shrubs dominate shrub layer: A. utahensis, Q.gambelii, F.rupicola.Another choice at good confidence level could have been Pinus edulis - Juniperus osteosperma - Amelanchier utahensis Woodland.Could have chosen Pinus edulis - Juniperus osteosperma - Amelanchier utahensis WoodlandMore Artemisia tridentata than Ericameria nauseosa .Could have chosen Pinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Artemisia tridentata (ssp. wyomingensis, ssp. vaseyana) Woodland because of a high co-dominance of Artemisia tridentata.Purshia tridentata occurred instead of Fendlera rupicola.Np U o*M72W| E28-1Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Big Sagebrush WoodlandExactPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Quercus gambelii WoodlandExact}}}v>  E27-1Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Big Sagebrush WoodlandExactPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Quercus gambelii WoodlandExact}}}v>  E26-3Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Big Sagebrush WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Big Sagebrush WoodlandExactPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Artemisia tridentata (ssp. wyomingensis, ssp. vaseyana) WoodlandExactyA  E26-1Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Mixed Montane Shrub WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Big Sagebrush WoodlandExactBig Sagebrush ShrublandPinus edulis - Juniperus osteosperma - Amelanchier utahensis WoodlandExact@G   E25-3Greasewood - Big Sagebrush ShrublandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Big Sagebrush WoodlandExactSarcobatus vermiculatus - Artemisia tridentata ShrublandExactnnng/  E25-1Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Big Sagebrush WoodlandGood (Some problems)Pinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Shale Sparse Woodland [Park Special]Good (Some problems)v@x@   E24-3NDColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Big Sagebrush WoodlandNone that fitNone that fitLogging area.Logging area.~ccTTTTE   E21-3Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Big Sagebrush WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Big Sagebrush WoodlandExactPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Artemisia tridentata (ssp. wyomingensis, ssp. vaseyana) WoodlandExactyA  E21-1NDColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Big Sagebrush WoodlandNone that fitNone that fit6@ooccTTTTE   E20-3Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Big Sagebrush WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Big Sagebrush WoodlandGood (Some problems)Pinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Artemisia tridentata (ssp. wyomingensis, ssp. vaseyana) WoodlandGood (Some problems)"Lots of Sarcobatus vermiculatus.55yA   E19-3Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper Sandstone BarrensColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Big Sagebrush WoodlandGood (Some problems)Sandstone Pinus edulis - Juniperus osteosperma Barrens [Park Special]@r:  O E18-3Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper Sandstone BarrensColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Big Sagebrush WoodlandGood (Some problems)Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Mixed Montane Shrub WoodlandSandstone Pinus edulis - Juniperus osteosperma Barrens [Park Special]Good (Some problems)Pinus edulis - Juniperus osteosperma - Amelanchier utahensis Woodland@@vj# r:   DD81-3Greasewood - Big Sagebrush ShrublandGreasewood - Big Sagebrush ShrublandExactSarcobatus vermiculatus - Artemisia tridentata ShrublandExact]]]V0  DD80-3Big Sagebrush ShrublandGreasewood - Big Sagebrush ShrublandExactColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandArtemisia tridentata - (Ericameria nauseosa) / Bromus tectorum Semi-natural ShrublandGood (Some problems)Pinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Quercus gambelii WoodlandU@h@E9-PI#   DD79-1NDGreasewood - Big Sagebrush ShrublandNone that fitk@OOCCCCCC4   DD78-1Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Mixed Montane Shrub WoodlandGreasewood - Big Sagebrush ShrublandPoorGreasewood - Big Sagebrush ShrublandPinus edulis - (Juniperus monosperma, Juniperus osteosperma) / Hesperostipa comata WoodlandPoor@  tnH  LVALK > ' A h D bbq'G]The cover of vegetation may be more then 10 %, but species match the composition of Colorado Pinon  Utah The cover of vegetation may be more then 10 %, but species match the composition of Colorado Pinon  Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse Woodland, next best choice-Colorado Pinon  (Utah Juniper) / Mixed Montane Shrub Woodland.Amelanchier utahensis dominates shrub canopy.No Amelanchier utahensis but Symphoricarpus oreophilus was a significant component.We could have chosen Black Sagebrush Shrub Herbaceous Vegetation with poor confidence. None of the choices in the herbaceous key fit.Symphoricarpos oreophilus is significant to the shrub cover. Artemisia tridentata is not present.This polygon contained Artemisia drancunculus rather than Artemisia nova as the co-dominant shrub. Also has lots of Heterotheca villosa instead of Tetradymia canescens. No Fendlera rupicola and Opuntia polyacantha present.Quercus gambelii does not dominate the shrub canopy. It has equal cover to other shrubs.Low cover of western wheat grass. Other possible map label could have been Big Sage Shrubland because of low cover of Artemisia tridentata.Slightly higher than 15 % shrub cover. Western wheatgrass not present but crested wheatgrass was.Chose Choke Cherry Shrubland but could have chosen Gambel oak Mixed Montane Shrubland, Quercus gambelii/ Symphoricarpos oreophilus Shrubland at a confidence level of good as well. Polygon is a grassland in between two different Shrublands.The only possible community could be Bastard Toadflax Herbaceous Vegetation at poor confidence level, assuming that it was mis-identified and is actually Eurybia glauca. This has not burned and has high coverage of other plants. I suppose it could be RubPascopyrum smithii does not occur and Poa fendleriana co-dominates.Different plants than described In key.There is no Artemisia tridentata, instead we have A. drancunculus and A. ludoviciana. There are no exotics. Polygon surrounds a wash but uncertain if there is intermittent flooding.Equal cover of Cercocarpus montanus and Purshia tridentata , we could have chosen either using the key.Shrub cover is not low and is diverse. Part of polygon has been previously burned.Significant tree cover is present.Higher level of shrubs than key descriptions.There is a high cover of Ericameria nauseosa present in the shrub layer. Otherwise this polygon is structurally similar to both the Bitterbrush / Muttongrass woodland.This polygon has a low cover of Poa fendleriana and a much higher cover of Bromus inermis. However the open nature of this woodland puts it structurally in that map class.Artemisia tridentata does not dominate the shrub cover.Artemisia tridentata is present but, not dominant. Ericameria nauseosa is the dominant shrub.This polygon is dominated by Eurybia glauca. It is open and exposed and there is no vegetation description that matches.No Pinon, other shrubs like Ericameria nauseosa co-dominate.Quercus gambelii is not present in shrub cover. Atriplex canescens is the dominant shrub.Quercus does not dominate Shrub cover, It has equal cover to Amelanchier utahensis and Artemisia nova.It doesn't fit any of the Artemisia tridentata communities; The only other significant species is Atriplex canescens : There are no grasses, small streches of A. tridentata running NW/SE along border of polygonAlmost no understory except for Sarcobatus vertmiculatus. Soil is sandy loam with fine shale accumulated in gullies.Plant species don't match any community description.The vegetation cover is greater than 10%, but the sandstone bedrock is exposed throughout the polygon. Total % cover is ~50%.  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H37-3Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandGood (Some problems)Gambel Oak ShrublandPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Quercus gambelii WoodlandGood (Some problems)Quercus gambelii Shrubland,@T@$ s>   H36-3Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Mixed Montane Shrub WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandExactPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Cercocarpus montanus Mixed Shrubs WoodlandExact|G  H35-1Big Sagebrush ShrublandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandGood (Some problems)Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandArtemisia tridentata - (Ericameria nauseosa) / Bromus tectorum Semi-natural ShrublandGood (Some problems)J@  mW"   H31-1Mixed Montane ShrublandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandExactCercocarpus montanus - Fendlera rupicola Shrubland [Provisional]Exact^^^W"  H30-1Mixed Montane ShrublandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandGood (Some problems)Cercocarpus montanus - Fendlera rupicola Shrubland [Provisional]Good (Some problems)&@mmmW"   H29-1Greasewood - Big Sagebrush ShrublandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandGood (Some problems)Sarcobatus vermiculatus - Artemisia tridentata ShrublandGood (Some problems)@zzzd/   H28-1Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandGood (Some problems)Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Mixed Montane Shrub WoodlandPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Shale Sparse Woodland [Park Special]Pinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Cercocarpus montanus Mixed Shrubs Woodland@@sg[u@  _ H25-1Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Mixed Montane Shrub WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandExactPinus edulis - Juniperus osteosperma - Amelanchier utahensis WoodlandExactPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Cercocarpus montanus Mixed Shrubs Woodland@)|G   H24-1Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Mixed Montane Shrub WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandExactPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Cercocarpus montanus Mixed Shrubs WoodlandExact|G  H117-2Douglas-fir / Gambel Oak ForestColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandExactPseudotsuga menziesii / Quercus gambelii ForestExactggg`+  H116-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandExactPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Quercus gambelii WoodlandExact{{{t?  H111-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Mixed Montane Shrub WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandExactPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Cercocarpus montanus Mixed Shrubs WoodlandExactl@ }H   H108-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Mixed Montane Shrub WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandExactPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Cercocarpus montanus Mixed Shrubs WoodlandExact}H  H105-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandGood (Some problems)Pinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Quercus gambelii WoodlandGood (Some problems)@ t?   H104-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandGood (Some problems)Pinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Shale Sparse Woodland [Park Special]Exact/@vA  ^LVAL$0  } Y   t f   hi!VMCThis polygon is very small, like N41; it excludes all adjacent CercocaThis polygon is very small, like N41; it excludes all adjacent Cercocarpus montanus and includes only Pinus edulis and Juniperus osteosperma.This polygon contains more species than are mentioned in the description including, Quercus gambelii. We could have chosen Gambel Oak Mixed Montane Shrubland.Could have chosen Colo. Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale sparse Woodland, but shrub cover greater than 10 %.Both Purshia tridentata and Poa fendleriana are not present in plot.Eriogonum corymbosum does not occur, otherwise good fit.Bouteloua gracilis is the dominant grass within the plot.Other shrubs co-dominate, fairly high cover; could have chosen Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse Woodland, but shrubs dominate over trees.Cercocarpus montanus dominates with Amelanchier utahensis is a significant component.Could have chosen Colorado Pinon / Utah juniper Sandstone Barrens but key led us to Sandstone.High amounts of Atriplex confertifolia.The understory is greater than 10% cover. No Quercus gambelii present.Dominant herbaceous species not Eriogonum corymbosum - but an unknown Eriogonum species.Quercus is significant and has equal cover with Amelanchier utahensis.Atriplex confertifolia co-dominates with Eriogonum corymbosum.We didn't know where the polygon is.Douglas- fir / Gambel Oak Forest occurs on upland canyon slopes , while the Douglas- Fir / Box elder Woodland occurs in drainage (narrow canyon bottom)Not as much Cercocarpus montanus, but other species listed in description are not listed. Could have chosen Amelanchier utahensis - Cercocarpus montanus Shrubland.Lots of shrubs, but chose this map label because herbaceous have highest cover .Another choice which also would have "good" confidence would have been Bitterbrush / Indian ricegrass Shrubland.Macheranthera bigelovii was dominant herbaceous species. Afew shrubs as well.Heterotheca villosa is not mentioned in the key as a dominant species.Heterotheca villosa is present with high cover in herbaceous layer. Possible choice could have been Post - fire mixed Herbaceous Vegetation.This would be exaxt if the grass were indeed Pascoprrum smithii. After researching we think this grass is Elymus trachycaulus.Low total cover and rocky sandstone area. Herbaceous vegetation does not match plant description.Gambel Oak Shrubland in the large ravine dividing the polygon in two.Shrub cover is > 15%; Bromus is justsprouting from monsoon rains; grass similar to Pascopyrum smithii is most likely Elymus trachycalus. Also could have chosen Post Fire Mixed Herbaceous Vegetation.No Pinon, equally co-dominated by Ericameria nauseosa.Pascopurum smithii and Artemisia ludoviciana co-dominate.Would be exact, but we are next to Prater canyonCarduus nutans occurs but does not dominate.There is no grass present in herbaceous layer. Ericameria nauseosa is significant but not dominant. Symphoricarpos oreophilus is high in shrub cover. Artemisia dracanulus dominates ground cover.This polygon goes right along the road. Almost everything is dead- it looks as if its been sprayed with pesticides. There is a lone juniper.We could have chosen Sandstone Pinus edulis - Juniperus osteosperma Barrens because of a high quantity of Sandstone present in polygon.Could have chosen the Gambel Oak Woodland.Could have chosen Gambel Oak Mixed Montane Shrubland as a second choice.Higher cover of Pinus than Fendlera.Artemisia tridentata is out of park boundary and is not included on our aerial photo delineation, but we suspect it is infact, included in the polygon, but was just cut out because outside of park boundary.( p \C II319-2NDMixed Wetland HerbaceousNone that fitNone that fit;@ SSGG8888)   II318-2Cheatgrass Semi-natural Herbaceous VegetationMixed Wetland HerbaceousPoorBromus tectorum Semi-natural Herbaceous VegetationPoorSame as association comments.@ZZZT:   II317-2Baltic Rush Herbaceous VegetationMixed Wetland HerbaceousGood (Some problems)Juncus balticus Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)2@^^^H.   II316-2Artificial CatchmentMixed Wetland HerbaceousNone that fit@VJJJ;;;;;!   I45-3Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandPonderosa Pine WoodlandExactPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Quercus gambelii WoodlandExact^^^W>  I114-2Rubber Rabbitbrush / Smooth Brome (Western Wheatgrass) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationPonderosa Pine WoodlandGood (Some problems)Ericameria nauseosa / Bromus inermis (Pascopyrum smithii) Shrub Herbaceous [Park Special]Good (Some problems) Bromus inermis does not occur.**w^   HH311-2Post-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationMixed Weedy Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)Post-Fire Mixed Herbaceous Vegetation [Park Special]Exact.@kkkU2   HH310-2Western Wheatgrass - Smooth Brome Semi-natural Herbaceous VegetationMixed Weedy Herbaceous VegetationExactBromus inermis - (Pascopyrum smithii) Semi-natural Herbaceous VegetationExact{{{tQ  HH307-2Rubber Rabbitbrush / Smooth Brome (Western Wheatgrass) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandPoorEricameria nauseosa / Bromus inermis (Pascopyrum smithii) Shrub Herbaceous [Park Special]Poor@_   H99-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandExactPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Quercus gambelii WoodlandExactzzzs>  H98-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Mixed Montane Shrub WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandExactPinus edulis - Juniperus osteosperma - Amelanchier utahensis WoodlandExact|G  H97-2NDColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandNone that fit@]]QQQQQQB   H45-3Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Bitterbrush / Muttongrass WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandExactPinus edulis / Purshia tridentata WoodlandExactM  H42-3Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Bitterbrush / Muttongrass WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandGood (Some problems)Pinus edulis / Purshia tridentata WoodlandGood (Some problems)@M   H41-3Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandExactPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Quercus gambelii WoodlandExactzzzs>  H40-3Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Mixed Montane Shrub WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandExactPinus edulis - Juniperus osteosperma - Amelanchier utahensis WoodlandExact|G  H39-3Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Mixed Montane Shrub WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandGood (Some problems)Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper Sandstone BarrensPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Cercocarpus montanus Mixed Shrubs WoodlandGood (Some problems)Sandstone Pinus edulis - Juniperus osteosperma Barrens [Park Special]@F@xl%|G   H38-3Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandExactPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Quercus gambelii WoodlandExactzzzs>    Y  8  [&! JJ88-3Post-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationPost-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationExactPost-Fire Mixed Herbaceous Vegetation [Park Special]Exact___X1  JJ85-3Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandPost-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)Post-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationQuercus gambelii - Amelanchier utahensis ShrublandGood (Some problems)@mW0   JJ343-2Mixed Montane ShrublandPost-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationExactAmelanchier utahensis ShrublandExactzzzzsRRRK$  JJ342-2Mixed Montane ShrublandPost-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)Amelanchier (utahensis, alnifolia) - Cercocarpus montanus ShrublandGood (Some problems)!Cercocarpus monatnus dominates.aaaK$   JJ341-2Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandPost-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationExactQuercus gambelii - Cercocarpus montanus / (Carex geyeri) ShrublandExact___X1  JJ335-2Post-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationPost-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationExactPost-Fire Mixed Herbaceous Vegetation [Park Special]Exact```Y2  JJ332-2Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandPost-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationExactQuercus gambelii - Amelanchier utahensis ShrublandExact___X1  JJ331-2Gambel Oak ShrublandPost-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationExactQuercus gambelii ShrublandExactrrrrkOOOH!  JJ330-2Western Wheatgrass - Smooth Brome Semi-natural Herbaceous VegetationPost-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationExactBromus inermis - (Pascopyrum smithii) Semi-natural Herbaceous VegetationExact@xQ   JJ328-2Mixed Montane ShrublandPost-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationExactAmelanchier (utahensis, alnifolia) - Cercocarpus montanus ShrublandExactRRRK$  JJ325-2Mixed Montane ShrublandPost-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)Amelanchier (utahensis, alnifolia) - Cercocarpus montanus ShrublandGood (Some problems)c@ aaaK$   JJ324-2Post-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationPost-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationExactPost-Fire Mixed Herbaceous Vegetation [Park Special]Exact```Y2  JJ323-2Post-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationPost-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationExactGambel Oak ShrublandPost-Fire Mixed Herbaceous Vegetation [Park Special]ExactG@ vv`Y2   JJ322-2Cheatgrass Semi-natural Herbaceous VegetationPost-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)Post-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationBromus tectorum Semi-natural Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)Post-Fire Mixed Herbaceous Vegetation [Park Special]@ **wa:   JJ321-2Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandPost-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationExactQuercus gambelii - Amelanchier utahensis ShrublandExact___X1  JJ320-2Post-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationPost-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationExactPost-Fire Mixed Herbaceous Vegetation [Park Special]Exact```Y2  J118-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Big Sagebrush WoodlandNarrowleaf Cottonwood - Rocky Mountain Juniper WoodlandGood (Some problems)Pinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Artemisia tridentata (ssp. wyomingensis, ssp. vaseyana) WoodlandGood (Some problems)8@   {B   J115-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Big Sagebrush WoodlandNarrowleaf Cottonwood - Rocky Mountain Juniper WoodlandExactPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Artemisia tridentata (ssp. wyomingensis, ssp. vaseyana) WoodlandExact{B  KCa @ $LC LL341-2Crispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationCrispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationExactEriogonum corymbosum Badlands Sparse VegetationExact}D  LL109-1Mancos Shale Herbaceous VegetationCrispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)Stanleya pinnata Shale Herbaceous Vegetation [Park Special]Good (Some problems)High cover of shrubs.No Stanleya pinnata~~~h/   LL106-1Crispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationCrispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationExactEriogonum corymbosum Badlands Sparse VegetationExact}D  LL105-1Crispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationCrispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationExactEriogonum corymbosum Badlands Sparse VegetationExact}D  LL104-1Mixed Montane ShrublandCrispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationPoorAmelanchier (utahensis, alnifolia) - Cercocarpus montanus ShrublandPoor&@!Unsure of where the polygon is.ccc]$   L34-1Douglas-fir / Gambel Oak ForestDouglas-fir / Box Elder WoodlandExactDouglas-fir / Box Elder WoodlandPseudotsuga menziesii / Quercus gambelii ForestExactPseudotsuga menziesii / Acer negundo Woodland@uuSL*   KK95-1Mixed Montane ShrublandMancos Shale Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)Amelanchier utahensis ShrublandGood (Some problems)Amelanchier (utahensis, alnifolia) - Cercocarpus montanus Shrubland@~]]]G#   KK94-1Crispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationMancos Shale Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)Eriogonum corymbosum Badlands Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)No Pinon in polygon.}}}gC   KK93-1Crispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationMancos Shale Herbaceous VegetationExactEriogonum corymbosum Badlands Sparse VegetationExactnnngC  KK92-1Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandMancos Shale Herbaceous VegetationExactQuercus gambelii - Cercocarpus montanus / (Carex geyeri) ShrublandGood (Some problems)Quercus gambelii - Amelanchier utahensis Shrublandj@[[[T0   JJ95-3Post-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationPost-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationNone that fitNone that fitClear cut area.vvggggX1   JJ94-3Post-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationPost-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationExactPost-Fire Mixed Herbaceous Vegetation [Park Special]Exact___X1  JJ93-2Post-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationPost-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)Bitterbrush / Indian Ricegrass ShrublandPost-Fire Mixed Herbaceous Vegetation [Park Special]Good (Some problems)Purshia tridentata / Achnatherum hymenoides - Poa fendleriana Shrubland@99-nX1   JJ92-3Post-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationPost-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)Post-Fire Mixed Herbaceous Vegetation [Park Special]O@nnnX1  O JJ91-3Post-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationPost-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)Post-Fire Mixed Herbaceous Vegetation [Park Special]Good (Some problems)H@nnnX1   JJ90-3Post-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationPost-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationExactColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Bitterbrush / Muttongrass WoodlandNone that fitPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Poa fendleriana Woodland_X1   JJ89-3Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandPost-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationExactQuercus gambelii - Amelanchier utahensis ShrublandExact^^^W0  (=}   5 j9\dG LL362-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Mixed Montane Shrub WoodlandCrispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)Pinus edulis - Juniperus osteosperma - Amelanchier utahensis WoodlandGood (Some problems)H@I   LL361-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Mixed Montane Shrub WoodlandCrispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationExactPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Cercocarpus montanus Mixed Shrubs WoodlandExactI  LL360-2Mixed Montane ShrublandCrispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationCercocarpus montanus - Fendlera rupicola Shrubland [Provisional]Good (Some problems)p@]]]]$   LL359-2Mixed Montane ShrublandCrispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationExactCercocarpus montanus - Fendlera rupicola Shrubland [Provisional]Exactddd]$  LL357-2Crispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationCrispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)Eriogonum corymbosum Badlands Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)@@}D   LL356-2Crispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationCrispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationExactEriogonum corymbosum Badlands Sparse VegetationExact}D  LL355-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandCrispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationExactPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Quercus gambelii WoodlandExacty@  LL354-2Crispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationCrispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationExactEriogonum corymbosum Badlands Sparse VegetationExact}D  LL353-2Crispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationCrispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationExactEriogonum corymbosum Badlands Sparse VegetationExact}D  LL350-2Post-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationCrispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationExactPost-Fire Mixed Herbaceous Vegetation [Park Special]Exactrrrk2  LL349-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandCrispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationExactPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Quercus gambelii WoodlandExacty@  LL348-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Mixed Montane Shrub WoodlandCrispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationExactPinus edulis - Juniperus osteosperma - Amelanchier utahensis WoodlandExactI  LL347-2Crispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationCrispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationExactEriogonum corymbosum Badlands Sparse VegetationExact}D  LL346-2Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandCrispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationExactQuercus gambelii - Amelanchier utahensis ShrublandExactqqqj1  LL345-2Mixed Montane ShrublandCrispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationExactAmelanchier utahensis - Fendlera rupicola ShrublandGood (Some problems)@ddd]$   LL344-2Douglas-fir / Gambel Oak ForestCrispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationExactPseudotsuga menziesii / Quercus gambelii ForestExactllle,  LL343-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandCrispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationExactPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Shale Sparse Woodland [Park Special]Exact{B  LL342-2Crispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationCrispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationExactEriogonum corymbosum Badlands Sparse VegetationExact}D  LVAL^`  L  Nd2vv0Just a note- not previously burned.No Fendlera rupicola. Second highest cover for shrubs is Quercus gambelii. Could have chosen Quercus gambelii - Amelanchier utahensis Shrubland but that would have been just "good" as well because higher Amelanchier utahensis coverage than Quercus gambeliiFits exactly, but locality is next to Prater canynon.3 herbaceous species at greater than 5 %.No Stanleya pinnata present. Vegetation composed of species listed on vegetation data page.Artificial catchment does not match any of above associations.We could have chosen Amelanchier utahensis - Fendlera rupicola Shrubland. Higher cover of Symphoricarpus oreophilus.Equal coverage of Amelanchier and Symphoricarpos.Polygon has a high herbaceous cover of Poa fendleriana and no Tetradymia canescens. Pinus edulis also has a low to moderate cover.Lots of Poa fendleriana and Amelanchier utahensis.There is Cercocarpus montanus present. Could have chosen Amelanchier utahensis - Cercocarpus montanus Shrubland because of the high dominance of Amelanchier utahensis and because this map class describes the species composition almost exactlySpecies different than those in the key.Could have chosen Pinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Cercocarpus montanus Mixed Shrubs Woodland.Other choice - Pinus edulis - Juniperus spp./ Shale Sparse WoodlandWe could have chosen Quercus gambelii - Cercocarpus montanus / (Carex geyeri) Shrubland because of a high percentage cover of Quercus gambelii.Could have been Pinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Cercocarpus montanus Mixed Shrubs Woodland.Species composition in the understory does not exactly match community.Quercus gambelii co- dominates not Cercocarpus montanus.Very sparse herbaceous layer. Fendlera rupicola present but does not co-dominate.v ? V -EPhi N138-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandExactPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Quercus gambelii WoodlandExact}}}v?  N137-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandExactPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Shale Sparse Woodland [Park Special]ExactxA  N135-2Crispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandGood (Some problems)Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandEriogonum corymbosum Badlands Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)@zC   N134-2Mixed Montane ShrublandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandExactAmelanchier (utahensis, alnifolia) - Cercocarpus montanus ShrublandExactaaaZ#  N133-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandExactPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Shale Sparse Woodland [Park Special]ExactxA  N132-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Mixed Montane Shrub WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandExactPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Cercocarpus montanus Mixed Shrubs WoodlandExactH  N131-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandExactPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Shale Sparse Woodland [Park Special]ExactxA  N130-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandExactPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Quercus gambelii WoodlandExact}}}v?  N129-2Mixed Montane ShrublandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandGood (Some problems)Amelanchier (utahensis, alnifolia) - Cercocarpus montanus ShrublandGood (Some problems)W@pppZ#   N128-2Mixed Montane ShrublandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandExactAmelanchier (utahensis, alnifolia) - Cercocarpus montanus ShrublandExactaaaZ#  MM93-3Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper Sandstone BarrensColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper Sandstone BarrensExactSandstone Pinus edulis - Juniperus osteosperma Barrens [Park Special]Exactsssl;  MM92-3SandstoneColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper Sandstone BarrensGood (Some problems)Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper Sandstone Barrens`@\F   MM108-1SandstoneColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper Sandstone BarrensExactNNNNNNNNG   LL99-1Crispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationCrispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)Eriogonum corymbosum Badlands Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems))@|C   LL98-1Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandCrispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)Crispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Shale Sparse Woodland [Park Special]Good (Some problems)Eriogonum corymbosum Badlands Sparse VegetationH@bbV%zA   LL364-2Crispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationCrispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationEriogonum corymbosum Badlands Sparse Vegetation}}}}D  G LL363-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandCrispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationExactPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Shale Sparse Woodland [Park Special]ExactZ@{B    M Z ) 4 _ ,7M/ N41-1Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Mixed Montane Shrub WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandGood (Some problems)Pinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Cercocarpus montanus Mixed Shrubs WoodlandGood (Some problems)-@~G   N40-1Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Mixed Montane Shrub WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandGood (Some problems)Pinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Cercocarpus montanus Mixed Shrubs WoodlandGood (Some problems)@#~G   N39-1Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Mixed Montane Shrub WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandGood (Some problems)Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Cercocarpus montanus Mixed Shrubs WoodlandGood (Some problems)Quercus gambelii - Cercocarpus montanus / (Carex geyeri) Shrubland@"@xl`~G   N38-1Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Mixed Montane Shrub WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandExactPinus edulis - Juniperus osteosperma - Amelanchier utahensis WoodlandGood (Some problems)Pinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Cercocarpus montanus Mixed Shrubs Woodland@:..~G   N37-1Crispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandExactEriogonum corymbosum Badlands Sparse VegetationExactTotal cover ~ 25 %.yB   N36-1Mixed Montane ShrublandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandExactAmelanchier (utahensis, alnifolia) - Cercocarpus montanus ShrublandGood (Some problems)@```Y"   N35-1Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Mixed Montane Shrub WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandGood (Some problems)Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandPinus edulis - Juniperus osteosperma - Amelanchier utahensis WoodlandGood (Some problems)j@!44((~G   N150-2Crispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandExactEriogonum corymbosum Badlands Sparse VegetationExactzC  N149-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Mixed Montane Shrub WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandExactPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Cercocarpus montanus Mixed Shrubs WoodlandExactH  N146-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Mixed Montane Shrub WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandGood (Some problems)Pinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Cercocarpus montanus Mixed Shrubs WoodlandExact!Plot is located in burned area.H   N145-2Mixed Montane ShrublandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandGood (Some problems)Amelanchier (utahensis, alnifolia) - Cercocarpus montanus ShrublandGood (Some problems)F@ pppZ#   N144-2Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandExactQuercus gambelii ShrublandExactnnng0  N143-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandGood (Some problems)Pinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Shale Sparse Woodland [Park Special]Good (Some problems):@xA   N139-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandExactPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Shale Sparse Woodland [Park Special]Exact;@xA  PLVAL&_# n H . , < \ pNUQh1w9Rhus trilobata co- dominates the shrub cover. Amelanchier utahensis / Rhus trilobata co- dominates the shrub cover. Amelanchier utahensis / Fendlera rupicola are not present. The herbaceous cover is significant.Bromus inermis does not occur - dominant grass is P. smithiiThis polygon has a high cover of Heterotheca villosa which is not mentioned in the vegetation classification description, there is also a higher than 1% cover of Amelanchier utahensis.Note: Juniperus osteosperma not Juniperus scopulorum.On steep slope, other herbaceous species and shrubs with high co-dominance.Shrub cover slightly higher than 15 %.Pascopyrum smithii does not occur, otherwise a good fit.Pascopryum smithii does not occur, otherwise a good fit.Very little Bromus inermis and no Gutierrezia sarothrae - Pascopyrum smithii co-dominates.Lots of other herbaceous species. Could have chosen Big Sagebrush Shrubland but not enough Artemisia tridentata.Tetradymia canescens is not present in shrub canopy.High herbaceous cover. Fendlera rupicola is present in shrub canopy but with low cover.Fendlera rupicola is present, but not significant to shrub layer.High cover of Amelanchier utahensis. Western Wheatgrass is not present in herbaceous cover.Western Wheatgrass is not present in herbaceous layer.Bromus inermis, not Hesperostipa comata dominates the herbaceous layer. Also, no Tetradymia canescens, Fendlera rupicola, or Opuntia polyacantha.Juniperus scopulorum, not J. osteosperma , other shrubs like Gutierrezia co-dominateEricameria nauseosa does not dominate.Artemisia tridenata occurs but does not co-dominante. Atriplex canescens co-dominates shrub layer.There's a little dead Bromus tectorum, with equal cover of Ericameria and Atriplex canescens.Species in point doesn't match the community key.Quercus is significant of the shrub cover, Bromus tectorum is also dominant.Poplus augustifolia is significant but does not dominate. Salix exigua dominates shrub cover.Would be better fit, but herbaceous layer is heavy, not moderate.Artemisia tridentata and Symphoricarpus orephilus are not present.Ericameria is dominant, but no Gutierrezia, Bromus, or Pascopyrum. Artemisia dracunculus co-domintaes.Gutierrezia sarothrae is not present in herbaceous layer and polygon is not located on agricultural field.No Purshia tridentata, Poa fendleriana is the main understory. Relatively high mixed shrub cover.No Fendlera rupicola, lots of Purshia tridentata.No Fendlera, Purshia, or Quercus present. On high steep slopes, the other community dominates, but has a high cover dominated by Atriplex, Eriogonum, Thistle and unknown Aster.We could have chosen the Mixed Montane Shrubland because of a high dominance of Amelanchier utahensis.Very high herbaceous layer coverage.Large patch of Gambel oak included in polygon.No Hesperostipa comata. Equal coverage of Amelanchier utahensis.Equal coverage for Artemisia tridentata and Cercocarpus montanus.Associated species different than those listed in the key.Total shrub cover is >10%, but the species composition matches Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper Shale Sparse WoodlandThis polygon is very small. It severly limits the scope of a "vegetation community". If the polygon was larger, it would include the Cercocarpus montanus which is only 5m away from the point but which is not included in the polygon . The polygon only includes Juniperus osteosperma and Pinus edulis.hB S e  cU3 O168-2Mixed Montane ShrublandMixed Montane ShrublandExactAmelanchier utahensis - Fendlera rupicola ShrublandExactxCCC<#  O166-2Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandMixed Montane ShrublandExactQuercus gambelii - Cercocarpus montanus / (Carex geyeri) ShrublandExact!Plot is located in burned area.PPPI0   O164-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Bitterbrush / Muttongrass WoodlandMixed Montane ShrublandExactPinus edulis / Purshia tridentata WoodlandExactnnngN  O162-2Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandMixed Montane ShrublandQuercus gambelii ShrublandeeeeeIIII0  G O161-2Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandMixed Montane ShrublandExactQuercus gambelii - Amelanchier utahensis ShrublandExactPPPI0  O158-2Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandMixed Montane ShrublandExactQuercus gambelii - Amelanchier utahensis ShrublandExactPPPI0  O157-2Big Sagebrush ShrublandMixed Montane ShrublandGood (Some problems)Artemisia nova / Hesperostipa comata ShrublandGood (Some problems)B@RRR<#   O155-2Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandMixed Montane ShrublandExactQuercus gambelii - Amelanchier utahensis ShrublandExactPPPI0  O154-2Rubber Rabbitbrush / Smooth Brome (Western Wheatgrass) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationMixed Montane ShrublandExactEricameria nauseosa / Bromus inermis (Pascopyrum smithii) Shrub Herbaceous [Park Special]Exact~~~w^  O150-2Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandMixed Montane ShrublandExactQuercus gambelii / Symphoricarpos oreophilus ShrublandExact!Plot is located in burned area.PPPI0   O149-2Mixed Montane ShrublandMixed Montane ShrublandExactAmelanchier (utahensis, alnifolia) - Cercocarpus montanus ShrublandExact!Plot is located in burned area.CCC<#   N51-1Big Sagebrush ShrublandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandGood (Some problems)Artemisia tridentata ssp. tridentata / Pascopyrum smithii - (Elymus lanceolatus) ShrublandGood (Some problems) No Pascopyrum smithii present.  oooY"   N49-1Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Big Sagebrush WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandGood (Some problems)Pinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Artemisia tridentata (ssp. wyomingensis, ssp. vaseyana) WoodlandGood (Some problems)Pinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Cercocarpus montanus Mixed Shrubs WoodlandC@@j^RxA   N48-1Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Gambel Oak WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandGood (Some problems)Pinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Quercus gambelii Woodland<@u>  O N45-1Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Mixed Montane Shrub WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandExactPinus edulis - Juniperus osteosperma - Amelanchier utahensis WoodlandExact~G  N44-1Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Mixed Montane Shrub WoodlandColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandGood (Some problems)Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Cercocarpus montanus Mixed Shrubs WoodlandGood (Some problems)Pinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Shale Sparse Woodland [Park Special]t@@s-~G   N42-1Crispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationColorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Shale Sparse WoodlandGood (Some problems)Eriogonum corymbosum Badlands Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)High total cover ~ 15%.yB   6 b (  e$f@ P177-2Artificial CatchmentBig Sagebrush ShrublandExactNone that fit|@ [OOO@@@@9   P176-2Rubber Rabbitbrush / Smooth Brome (Western Wheatgrass) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationBig Sagebrush ShrublandGood (Some problems)Ericameria nauseosa / Bromus inermis (Pascopyrum smithii) Shrub Herbaceous [Park Special]Good (Some problems)l@  w^   P175-2Mixed Weedy Herbaceous VegetationBig Sagebrush ShrublandExactMixed Weedy Herbaceous Vegetation [Park Special]ExactMMMF-  P173-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Big Sagebrush WoodlandBig Sagebrush ShrublandExactPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Artemisia tridentata (ssp. wyomingensis, ssp. vaseyana) WoodlandExactbbb[B  P170-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Bitterbrush / Muttongrass WoodlandBig Sagebrush ShrublandGood (Some problems)Pinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Poa fendleriana WoodlandGood (Some problems)c@ }}}gN   O55-3Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandMixed Montane ShrublandExactQuercus gambelii - Amelanchier utahensis ShrublandExactOOOH/  O53-3Mixed Montane ShrublandMixed Montane ShrublandExactAmelanchier utahensis - Fendlera rupicola ShrublandExact~~~~wBBB;"  O52-3Mixed Montane ShrublandMixed Montane ShrublandExactAmelanchier utahensis ShrublandGood (Some problems)Amelanchier utahensis - Fendlera rupicola Shrubland@ ycBBB;"   O51-3Mixed Montane ShrublandMixed Montane ShrublandExactAmelanchier (utahensis, alnifolia) - Cercocarpus montanus ShrublandExactBBB;"  O51-1Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandMixed Montane ShrublandExactQuercus gambelii - Amelanchier utahensis ShrublandGood (Some problems)b@ OOOH/   O50-3Mixed Montane ShrublandMixed Montane ShrublandExactAmelanchier utahensis - Fendlera rupicola ShrublandGood (Some problems)@ wBBB;"   O49-3Mixed Montane ShrublandMixed Montane ShrublandGood (Some problems)Amelanchier utahensis - Fendlera rupicola ShrublandGood (Some problems)3@ d@ QQQ;"   O49-1Mixed Montane ShrublandMixed Montane ShrublandGood (Some problems)Crispleaf Wild Buckwheat Mancos Shale Sparse VegetationAmelanchier (utahensis, alnifolia) - Cercocarpus montanus ShrublandGood (Some problems)Eriogonum corymbosum Badlands Sparse Vegetation@""Q;"   O48-3Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandMixed Montane ShrublandGood (Some problems)Mixed Montane ShrublandQuercus gambelii - Amelanchier utahensis ShrublandGood (Some problems)Amelanchier (utahensis, alnifolia) - Cercocarpus montanus Shrublandh@@ww^H/   O48-1Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandMixed Montane ShrublandGood (Some problems)Quercus gambelii / Symphoricarpos oreophilus ShrublandGood (Some problems)&@^^^H/   O47-1Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandMixed Montane ShrublandExactQuercus gambelii - Amelanchier utahensis ShrublandExactOOOH/  O46-1Post-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationMixed Montane ShrublandExactMixed Montane ShrublandPost-Fire Mixed Herbaceous Vegetation [Park Special]ExactAmelanchier (utahensis, alnifolia) - Cercocarpus montanus ShrublandiiPI0   O45-1Post-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationMixed Montane ShrublandGood (Some problems)Gambel Oak ShrublandGambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandGood (Some problems)Quercus gambelii / Symphoricarpos oreophilus Shrubland0@P@u_I0   X 7 Z >Xu ? P59-3Big Sagebrush ShrublandBig Sagebrush ShrublandExactArtemisia nova / Hesperostipa comata ShrublandGood (Some problems)Hesperostipa comata missing.rBBB;"   P58-3Greasewood - Big Sagebrush ShrublandBig Sagebrush ShrublandExactSarcobatus vermiculatus - Artemisia tridentata ShrublandExactOOOH/  P57-3Big Sagebrush ShrublandBig Sagebrush ShrublandGood (Some problems)Artemisia tridentata - (Ericameria nauseosa) / Bromus tectorum Semi-natural ShrublandGood (Some problems)(@QQQ;"   P56-3Greasewood - Big Sagebrush ShrublandBig Sagebrush ShrublandGood (Some problems)Sarcobatus vermiculatus - Artemisia tridentata ShrublandGood (Some problems)e@^^^H/   P56-1Rubber Rabbitbrush / Smooth Brome (Western Wheatgrass) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationBig Sagebrush ShrublandGood (Some problems)Ericameria nauseosa / Bromus inermis (Pascopyrum smithii) Shrub Herbaceous [Park Special]Exact!Pascopyrum smithii not present.v]   P55-3Greasewood - Big Sagebrush ShrublandBig Sagebrush ShrublandExactSarcobatus vermiculatus - Artemisia tridentata ShrublandExactOOOH/  P55-1Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Big Sagebrush WoodlandBig Sagebrush ShrublandExactPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Artemisia tridentata (ssp. wyomingensis, ssp. vaseyana) WoodlandExactaaaZA  P54-1Mixed Weedy Herbaceous VegetationBig Sagebrush ShrublandExactMixed Weedy Herbaceous Vegetation [Park Special]Exact~LLLE,  P53-1Big Sagebrush ShrublandBig Sagebrush ShrublandGood (Some problems)Artemisia tridentata - (Ericameria nauseosa) / Bromus tectorum Semi-natural Shrubland_@QQQ;"  O P52-1NDBig Sagebrush ShrublandNone that fitNone that fit3@PPDD5555&   P191-2Big Sagebrush ShrublandBig Sagebrush ShrublandExactArtemisia tridentata - (Ericameria nauseosa) / Bromus tectorum Semi-natural ShrublandExactCCC<#  P190-2Post-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationBig Sagebrush ShrublandGood (Some problems)Post-Fire Mixed Herbaceous Vegetation [Park Special]ExactN@```J1   P189-2Big Sagebrush ShrublandBig Sagebrush ShrublandExactArtemisia tridentata - (Ericameria nauseosa) / Bromus tectorum Semi-natural ShrublandExactCCC<#  P188-2Western Wheatgrass - Smooth Brome Semi-natural Herbaceous VegetationBig Sagebrush ShrublandExactBromus inermis - (Pascopyrum smithii) Semi-natural Herbaceous VegetationExactpppiP  P187-2Baltic Rush Herbaceous VegetationBig Sagebrush ShrublandExactJuncus balticus Herbaceous VegetationExact{{{{tMMMF-  P182-2Narrowleaf Cottonwood - Rocky Mountain Juniper WoodlandBig Sagebrush ShrublandGood (Some problems)Populus angustifolia - Juniperus scopulorum WoodlandGood (Some problems)_@rrr\C   P181-2Big Sagebrush ShrublandBig Sagebrush ShrublandGood (Some problems)Artemisia tridentata - (Ericameria nauseosa) / Bromus tectorum Semi-natural ShrublandGood (Some problems)D@RRR<#   P180-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Bitterbrush / Muttongrass WoodlandBig Sagebrush ShrublandExactPinus edulis / Purshia tridentata WoodlandExactnnngN  P179-2Mixed Montane ShrublandBig Sagebrush ShrublandGood (Some problems)Amelanchier utahensis ShrublandExactD@ zzsRRR<#   P178-2Rubber Rabbitbrush / Smooth Brome (Western Wheatgrass) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationBig Sagebrush ShrublandPoorEricameria nauseosa / Bromus inermis (Pascopyrum smithii) Shrub Herbaceous [Park Special]Poorh@ }}}w^  Dai G  : U198-2Western Wheatgrass - Smooth Brome Semi-natural Herbaceous VegetationWestern Wheatgrass - Smooth Brome Semi-natural Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)Bromus inermis - (Pascopyrum smithii) Semi-natural Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems):@  P   U197-2Rubber Rabbitbrush / Smooth Brome (Western Wheatgrass) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationWestern Wheatgrass - Smooth Brome Semi-natural Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)Ericameria nauseosa / Bromus inermis (Pascopyrum smithii) Shrub Herbaceous [Park Special]Good (Some problems)No grasses, just rabbitbrush.No grasses, only rabbitbrush.V++^   U196-2Rubber Rabbitbrush / Smooth Brome (Western Wheatgrass) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationWestern Wheatgrass - Smooth Brome Semi-natural Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)Ericameria nauseosa / Bromus inermis (Pascopyrum smithii) Shrub Herbaceous [Park Special]\@!!^  O U195-2Rubber Rabbitbrush / Smooth Brome (Western Wheatgrass) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationWestern Wheatgrass - Smooth Brome Semi-natural Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)Big Sagebrush ShrublandEricameria nauseosa / Bromus inermis (Pascopyrum smithii) Shrub Herbaceous [Park Special]Good (Some problems)r@QQEE/^   S63-3Mixed Montane ShrublandBlack Sagebrush Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)Amelanchier utahensis - Fendlera rupicola ShrublandExact6@eeeO"   S62-3Mixed Montane ShrublandBlack Sagebrush Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)Amelanchier utahensis - Fendlera rupicola ShrublandGood (Some problems)Y@eeeO"   S61-3Mixed Montane ShrublandBlack Sagebrush Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)Amelanchier utahensis - Fendlera rupicola ShrublandGood (Some problems)C@eeeO"   S60-3Western Wheatgrass - Smooth Brome Semi-natural Herbaceous VegetationBlack Sagebrush Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)Bromus inermis - (Pascopyrum smithii) Semi-natural Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)]@|O   S59-3Rubber Rabbitbrush / Smooth Brome (Western Wheatgrass) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationBlack Sagebrush Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)Ericameria nauseosa / Bromus inermis (Pascopyrum smithii) Shrub Herbaceous [Park Special]Good (Some problems)8@]   S58-3Black Sagebrush Shrub Herbaceous VegetationBlack Sagebrush Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)Gambel Oak - Mixed Montane ShrublandArtemisia nova / Hesperostipa comata ShrublandGood (Some problems)Quercus gambelii - Amelanchier utahensis Shrubland@%%yc6   R193-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Big Sagebrush WoodlandBig Sagebrush / James' Galleta ShrublandGood (Some problems)Pinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Artemisia tridentata (ssp. wyomingensis, ssp. vaseyana) WoodlandGood (Some problems)V@lB   R192-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Big Sagebrush WoodlandBig Sagebrush / James' Galleta ShrublandExactPinus edulis - Juniperus spp. / Artemisia tridentata (ssp. wyomingensis, ssp. vaseyana) WoodlandExactssslB  R191-2Colorado Pinon - Utah Juniper / Mixed Montane Shrub WoodlandBig Sagebrush / James' Galleta ShrublandExactPinus edulis - Juniperus osteosperma - Amelanchier utahensis WoodlandExactyyyrH  P60-3Big Sagebrush ShrublandBig Sagebrush ShrublandExactArtemisia tridentata - (Ericameria nauseosa) / Bromus tectorum Semi-natural ShrublandExactBBB;"  y o  2 = } 5x Ji V221-2Post-Fire Mixed Herbaceous VegetationCheatgrass Semi-natural Herbaceous VegetationExactPost-Fire Mixed Herbaceous Vegetation [Park Special]Exactggg`1  V220-2Colorado Pinon - 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