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mostly pure ERINAU with some EPHTOR on cindersI see little Achnatherum hymenoides, mainly Pleuraphis jamesii and Sporoblus airoidesgood, but really the mix of the two and I do not see Achnatherum hymenoidesEphedra torreyana common, however no or little Achnatherum hymenoides occurs here!little ACHY, patches of what one could call ERICOR_CSVdon t see ACHY ; fair amount of PLJA and ERNAErcogonum fasciculatum (?) = cover to Ephedramostly PLJA for grass, some ANDHAL, little ACHHYMNo Achnatherum hymenoides, main shrubs are Ephedra torreyana, Ericameria nauseosa and Eriogonum corymbosumEPTO is the most common shrub, however ACHY is only an indicator for this type--Pleuraphis jamesii and Sporobolus airoides are more common!No to little Achnatherum hymenoides is found in this polygon!Other Associations: ERINAU/PLEJAM_SHV ; little ACHY, nearly poor confidence ; the EPTO/ERCO mixed into large ERNA areaEphedra torreyana and Ericameria nauseosa are the most common species, with little or no Achnatherum hymenoidesOther Associations: ERCO_CSV ; 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!2-BB13Wupatki SEStock Ponds and TanksApache Plume Cinder ShrublandGood (Some problems)@Mormon Tea Cinder Dune ShrublandFAPA-(ATCA-EPTO) Cinder ShrublandExactlM6*"  T@%d;!2-BB12Roden CraterStock Ponds and TanksMormon Tea Cinder Dune ShrublandExactERCO >2% but dunes/hummocksEPTO-ACHY Hummock ShrublandGood (Some problems)B@ xqO8*" @T@3;!2-BB11Wupatki SEStock Ponds and TanksMormon Tea Cinder Dune ShrublandExactEPTO-ACHY Hummock ShrublandGood (Some problems)@vvvoM6*"  T@"H;2-BB1Roden CraterMormon Tea Cinder Dune ShrublandMormon Tea Cinder Dune ShrublandExactEPTO-ACHY Hummock ShrublandGood (Some problems)@{Y7)" N@*<!!2-B2Wupatki SWStock Ponds and TanksStock Ponds and TanksExactiiiiiiibK4(" N@*!<!!2-B1Wupatki SWStock Ponds and TanksStock Ponds and TanksExactLittle Colorado River Invasive Riparian ShrublandALMA Invasive ShrublandiibK4(" oP@A<-2-AA9Wupatki SEMound Saltbush Badlands Sparse VegetationTransportation Route@Wupatki Wash SystemSPAI Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)ATOB/SATR Badland Sparse Vegetationvv`5)" @S@= %<A 2-AA8Wupatki SEMound Saltbush Badlands Sparse VegetationSnakeweed / Galleta GrasslandGood (Some problems)@ GUSA/PLJA-(SPAI) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationExact`5)"  S@R><<2-AA7Wupatki SEMound Saltbush Badlands Sparse VegetationMound Saltbush Badlands Sparse VegetationExactATOB/SATR Badland Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)J@`5)" @S@3+<2-AA6Wupatki NEMound Saltbush Badlands Sparse VegetationMound Saltbush Badlands Sparse VegetationNone that fit@ SPAI Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)not a wash system`5)"  S@G</2-AA5Wupatki SEMound Saltbush Badlands Sparse VegetationMound Saltbush Badlands Sparse VegetationExactu@ ATOB/SATR Badland Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)no Atob observed`5)"   B C d e $ @T@^2t;2-BB4Wupatki SEMormon Tea Cinder Dune ShrublandRabbitbrush ShrublandGood (Some problems)@Mormon Tea Cinder Dune ShrublandERNA/PLJA(HECO) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)EPTO-ACHY Hummock ShrublandnW5)" @U@k0l;!2-BB36Wupatki SEStock Ponds and TanksMormon Tea Cinder Dune ShrublandGood (Some problems);@EPTO-ACHY Hummock ShrublandGood (Some problems)@oM6*" @U@1";!2-BB35Wupatki SEStock Ponds and TanksMormon Tea Cinder Dune ShrublandGood (Some problems)A@Rabbitbrush ShrublandEPTO-ACHY Hummock Shrubland@ERNA/PLJA(HECO) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationoM6*" `T@2c<!2-BB30Wupatki SEStock Ponds and TanksSand Sagebrush ShrublandGood (Some problems) Lots of Torrey's joint-fit tooARFI-EP sp. ShrublandExactgood!}gM6*" U@!;2-BB3Roden CraterMormon Tea Cinder Dune ShrublandMormon Tea Cinder Dune ShrublandExactEPTO-ACHY Hummock ShrublandGood (Some problems)@{Y7)" `T@6;!2-BB29Wupatki SEStock Ponds and TanksMormon Tea Cinder Dune ShrublandGood (Some problems);@EPTO-ACHY Hummock ShrublandPoor!No ACHY or very litle seen hereoM6*" `T@6p;!2-BB27Wupatki SEStock Ponds and TanksMormon Tea Cinder Dune ShrublandGood (Some problems)not very "hummocky"Crispleaf Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandEPTO-ACHY Hummock ShrublandGood (Some problems)l@ERCO Cinder Sparse Vegetation* oM6*" `T@;6;!2-BB26Wupatki SEStock Ponds and TanksRabbitbrush ShrublandGood (Some problems)I@Mormon Tea Cinder Dune ShrublandERNA/PLJA(HECO) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)low PLJA coverEPTO-ACHY Hummock Shrubland$zdM6*" `T@4;!2-BB25Wupatki SEStock Ponds and TanksMormon Tea Cinder Dune ShrublandExactEPTO-ACHY Hummock ShrublandGood (Some problems)Z@ERNA/PLJA(HECO) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationvvvoM6*" R@!;!2-BB24Wupatki SEStock Ponds and TanksMormon Tea Cinder Dune Shrubland@EPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)Z@{{ooM6*" @T@+;!2-BB23Wupatki SEStock Ponds and TanksMormon Tea Cinder Dune ShrublandGood (Some problems)ERNA co-dominantEPTO-ACHY Hummock ShrublandGood (Some problems)b@oM6*" @T@r6;!2-BB22Wupatki SEStock Ponds and TanksMormon Tea Cinder Dune ShrublandExactEPTO-ACHY Hummock ShrublandGood (Some problems)@vvvoM6*" @T@4;!2-BB21Wupatki SEStock Ponds and TanksMormon Tea Cinder Dune ShrublandExactEPTO-ACHY Hummock ShrublandGood (Some problems)@vvvoM6*" @T@6;!2-BB20Wupatki SEStock Ponds and TanksMormon Tea Cinder Dune ShrublandGood (Some problems)q@EPTO-ACHY Hummock ShrublandGood (Some problems)z@oM6*" @T@/T;2-BB2Wupatki SEMormon Tea Cinder Dune ShrublandMormon Tea Cinder Dune ShrublandGood (Some problems):@Rabbitbrush ShrublandEPTO-ACHY Hummock ShrublandGood (Some problems)@ERCO Cinder Sparse VegetationyW5)" 3C ! 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Ericameria and tamarisk dominant understory (tamarisk > Ericameria)point is right at bdry of Tamarix w/ Alhagi and Allenrolfea and area of Alhagi and Allenrofea--shape plot may fit Tamarix better than understorynot a wash or floodplain of a wash but has evidence of braided run offa small amount of Alhagi in polygoncouldn't get closer into polygon, dense wall of TAMARIXlow cover of ERNA, a little, if any, PLJA not "shrub herbaceous" but ERNA dominant of <5% shrub coverSome areas also have high SPAI cover too!Rabbitbrush=Alhagi. This is a touch to LCRSome Pleuraphis jamesii in the understory!Sparse saltcedar area w/ co-dominate of camelthorn!Alhagi shares dominance w/ Atriplex canescens but Alhagi > AtcaMostly Alhagi, but in some areas small shrubs of Tamarix occurPoor was also selected as a confidence ; Very small amount of Fallugia.No Rhus--only a few Brickellia on border of polygon. Ephedra viridis has >10% cover in plot. A few Atca and Fapa in polygon (>Br californica). Boer is dominant grass w/ greater than or equal to 10% cover. Galleta and Mupo also commonsome areas high Andropogon hallii, both sparse grass and shrub cover (mostly rabbitbrush)Ericameria nauseosa and Ephedra torreyana in some areas co-dominate and Eriogonum corymbosum acts as an indicator!I still don't see any Achnatherum hymenoidesERICOR common, but hummocks with a few flat areasEriogonum fasciculatum is dominant plant, little elseIn some areas of the polygon, this species is an idicator w/ rabbitbrush co-dominating of dominanttotal veg. Cover is probably 20% (not too sparse)Eriogonum fasiculatum also occurs here!Erna may be <10%. Heco not commonErna may be <10%. Heco not commonbasalt outcrop containing mostly EPVI and RHTR, I don t see BRCA!two possibilities according to two map labels`,  '  64T4~ T@o+e; 2-CC23Roden CraterGalleta GrasslandCrispleaf Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandExacto@ERCO Cinder Sparse VegetationExactxqK8*" @T@*c; 2-CC22Wupatki SEGalleta GrasslandGalleta Mixed ShrublandsGood (Some problems)(@PLJA Shrub Herbaceous VegetationExactycI6*" R@0!; 2-CC20Wupatki SEGalleta GrasslandCrispleaf Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandNone that fit@None that fit~oI6*" R@/"*;hL42-CC2Wupatki SECrispleaf Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandCrispleaf Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandNone that fitO@None that fitj@[5)" ߟ T@n,; 2-CC19Roden CraterGalleta GrasslandCrispleaf Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandExactERCO Cinder Sparse VegetationExactxxxqK8*" U@ ; 2-CC18Roden CraterGalleta GrasslandCrispleaf Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandExactERCO Cinder Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)@xxxqK8*"  T@p-; 2-CC17Roden CraterGalleta GrasslandCrispleaf Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandExactERCO Cinder Sparse VegetationExactxxxqK8*" R@&; 2-CC16Wupatki SEGalleta GrasslandCrispleaf Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandExact2@ERCO Cinder Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)b@voI6*"  T@*T; 2-CC15Roden CraterGalleta GrasslandApache Plume Cinder ShrublandGood (Some problems)A@Cinder BarrenFAPA-(ATCA-EPTO) Cinder ShrublandExactno ATCA, some ERNAjK8*" `T@;%;j 2-CC14Wupatki SEGalleta GrasslandCrispleaf Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandExactERCO Cinder Sparse VegetationExactvvvoI6*" R@# ; 2-CC13Wupatki SEGalleta GrasslandApache Plume Cinder ShrublandExactAlhagi has invaded this area!FAPA-(ATCA-EPTO) Cinder ShrublandExactthough <5% total shrub coverALMA Invasive ShrublandohI6*" `T@r4; 2-CC12Wupatki SEGalleta GrasslandCrispleaf Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandGood (Some problems)@Sand Sagebrush ShrublandERCO Cinder Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)ARFI-EP sp. ShrublandoI6*"  T@&R; 2-CC11Roden CraterGalleta GrasslandCrispleaf Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandGood (Some problems)N@ERCO Cinder Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)N@qK8*" `T@]:<n2-CC1Wupatki SECrispleaf Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandMormon Tea Cinder Dune ShrublandGood (Some problems)some hummocks, ERICOR commonCrispleaf Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandERCO Cinder Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)could go either wayEPTO-ACHY Hummock ShrublandV9}[5)" R@4;Z 2-C9Wupatki SWGalleta GrasslandGalleta GrasslandExactPLJA Herbaceous VegetationExact}aaaZG4(" N@Qi<A 2-C8Wupatki SWGalleta GrasslandRabbitbrush ShrublandGood (Some problems)Rabbitbrush may be <10%Galleta GrasslandERNA/PLJA(HECO) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)D@PLJA Herbaceous Vegetationt^G4(" O@""5< ~2-C7Gray MountainGalleta GrasslandNone that fitNone that fit@%None that fitttthYJ7(" SLVAL!0n z ? f O lB!ex&EPE=11m--entire polygon only ~11m wide. GPS takes me to transition area between Salix exigua on riverbank and Tamarix just upslope of Salix. Acording toEPE=11m--entire polygon only ~11m wide. GPS takes me to transition area between Salix exigua on riverbank and Tamarix just upslope of Salix. Acording to coordinates listed for EE19 on handout I should probably be in the L.C.R. Invasive Riparian Shrubland Map Label as the GPS has taken me 5m N of coordinatesSome of this polygon is Allenrolfea occidentalis, which is a native plantAlhagi "shares" dominance with Atriplex canescens (No tamarisk) but Alhagi >AtcaSome areas are sparse with snakeweed co-dominatingNo Galleta. Rabbitbrush and Atca also present ; (GPS takes me 15m south of southern edge of Camelthorn area)Mostly Sporobulus airoides with some Salsola tragus and Atriplex obovataOn the edges of the polygon Apache Plume occurs, it is difficult to decide if this is also invloved as a unique map unit in this polygon!Roughly linear type feature of bare black cinders. Stream Channel not at all defined; probably due to most run off events sinking below surface prior to reaching this point. On topo map plot is marked occuring in ephmeral streamAbout 3% PLJA it could partially be a sparse PLJA grasslandThis polygon does have ~1% veg. that seems to outline the polygon, including Ephedra torreyana and Atriplex confertifolia (but none of these fit in any other map label well!)Confidence also listed as Good ; Apache Plume is adjacent to plot and partially in it too!Poor was also selected as a confidence ; A small amount of FALPAR is present on substrate and setting would normally be an Apache Plume Cinder Shrubland. ERINAU is by far the dominant veg.Adjacent polygon is really the same-->all apache plume-->and seems almost an artificial divisionERNA cover greater than or equal to FAPASome of the polygon also contains rabbitbrush and Apache Plume as the main species on the edge of the polygonno Rhus or Foresteria. Only a few at base of outcrop between polygon and water tanks. Two huge water storage tanks ~25m SW of these coordinates. Outside of polygon as far as I can tellPark Service housing--polygon shape seems rough for these housesLitle crispleaf buckwheat, mostly Eriogonum fasiculatum! With Rabbitbrush-change map label to include this species!Although I do see buckwheat, it appears to be less than 2% total cover!Lots more rabbitbrush than Ephedra torreyana and less run areas than other areasIn some areas Eriogonum corymbosum is an indicator and other areas Artemisia filifolia is an indicator on this cinder areaSome Apache Plume in this polygon, however buckwheat is consistent throughout the polygonEriogonum corymbosum is an indicator of this type, with Eriogonum fasiculatum often w/ much higher cove and rabbitbrush too!It seems as if there is also a lot of rabbitbrush and galleta, it could almost be either type! Eriogonum sp. Would be an indicator in this polygon!No Rabbitbrush option under SUBSTRATE-->CINDERS, -->?w/ ARFI, EPTO, ERNA ; There are scattered JUGMAJ (walnut) here near basalt and on cinder flats. Interesting.ERINAU nearly dominant shrub (unclear)shape fits Eriogonum sp so none that fit! A few rabbitbrush but Buckwheat dominant ; Eriogonum fasciculatum (?) is dominant --a few rabbitbrush but Eriogonum dominant. This is not Eriogonum corymbosumDominant shrub = Eriogonum fasciculatum (?)--this is not Eriogonum corymbosumCrispleaf buckwheat is dominant in this polygon!Other Map Units: Buckwheat Shrubland ; some ERCO, cinder barrenMost of the polygon contains a mix of sand sagebrush and crispleaf buckwheat as indicators, therefore it is difficult to discernRabbitbrush is the dominant shrub, with crispleaf buckwheat as an indicator!> * q z 4gen T@(; 2-CC9Roden CraterCrispleaf Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandCrispleaf Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandGood (Some problems)u@ERCO Cinder Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)]7)"  T@( ;2-CC8Roden CraterCrispleaf Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandRabbitbrush ShrublandGood (Some problems)I@ERNA/PLJA(HECO) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)@ t]7)"  T@';2-CC7Roden CraterCrispleaf Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandCrispleaf Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandExactERCO Cinder Sparse VegetationExact]7)" U@  ;>2-CC6Roden CraterCrispleaf Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandCrispleaf Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandExactERCO Cinder Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)@ ]7)" @T@{+;2-CC5Wupatki SECrispleaf Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandCrispleaf Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandGood (Some problems)some EPTO hummocksERCO Cinder Sparse VegetationExact[5)" @T@S5;2-CC4Wupatki SECrispleaf Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandMormon Tea Cinder Dune ShrublandGood (Some problems)R@ EPTO-ACHY Hummock ShrublandGood (Some problems)X@ }[5)" U@m$< 2-CC33Wupatki SEGalleta GrasslandCrispleaf Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandExactERCO Cinder Sparse VegetationExactvvvoI6*" U@:7; 2-CC32Wupatki SWGalleta GrasslandCrispleaf Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandGood (Some problems)|@ Sand Sagebrush ShrublandERCO Cinder Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)ARFI-EP sp. ShrublandoI6*" @U@H3; 2-CC31Wupatki SEGalleta GrasslandCrispleaf Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandGood (Some problems)[@ ERCO Cinder Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)oI6*" `T@0=Y;w 2-CC30Wupatki SEGalleta GrasslandCrispleaf Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandExactERCO Cinder Sparse VegetationExactvvvoI6*"  T@8&;2-CC3Roden CraterCrispleaf Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandCrispleaf Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandGood (Some problems)~@ ERCO Cinder Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)]7)" `T@V3n; 2-CC29Wupatki SEGalleta GrasslandCrispleaf Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandExactERCO Cinder Sparse VegetationExactvvvoI6*"  T@*); 2-CC28Roden CraterGalleta GrasslandCrispleaf Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandExactERCO Cinder Sparse VegetationExactxxxqK8*" @T@L+; 2-CC27Wupatki SEGalleta GrasslandRabbitbrush ShrublandExactERNA/PLJA(HECO) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationExactggg`I6*" @T@:(; 2-CC26Wupatki SEGalleta GrasslandMormon Tea Cinder Dune ShrublandGood (Some problems)some areas hummocks of FAPAApache Plume Cinder ShrublandEPTO-ACHY Hummock ShrublandGood (Some problems)b@ERCO Cinder Sparse Vegetation'kI6*" @T@~4; 2-CC25Wupatki SWGalleta GrasslandCrispleaf Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandGood (Some problems)@ Rabbitbrush ShrublandERCO Cinder Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)ERNA/PLJA(HECO) Shrub Herbaceous Vegetation oI6*"  T@'; 2-CC24Roden CraterGalleta GrasslandRabbitbrush ShrublandGood (Some problems)7@ERNA/PLJA(HECO) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationPoorno PLJA, black cindersxbK8*" `Y 5 f |   $ T@@;[2-E8Wupatki SWCinder BarrenCinder BarrenGood (Some problems)@Apache Plume Cinder ShrublandFAPA-(ATCA-EPTO) Cinder ShrublandGood (Some problems)thRC4(" R@;2-E7Wupatki SECinder BarrenCinder BarrenExactYYYYYYYRC4(" P@o<2-E6Wupatki SWCinder BarrenCinder BarrenExact@Active River Channel{{{{{eYRC4(" ?P@O#z<2-E4Wupatki SECinder BarrenCinder BarrenExactYYYYYYYRC4(" T@0;;d2-E3Strawberry CraterCinder BarrenCinder BarrenExact=@llllll`YJ;(" P@\'/ <2-E21Wupatki SECinder BarrenCinder BarrenGood (Some problems)@uuuuuuiSD5)" R@;u2-E20Wupatki SWCinder BarrenApache Plume Cinder ShrublandExactCinder BarrenFAPA-(ATCA-EPTO) Cinder ShrublandExactyjjcD5)" Q@8%A;2-E2Wupatki SECinder BarrenSand Sagebrush ShrublandExactARFI-EP sp. 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Temporarily Flooded ShrublandGood (Some problems)f@xE6*" O@= <12-EE14Wupatki SECinder BarrenLittle Colorado River Invasive Riparian ShrublandGood (Some problems)R@ALMA Invasive ShrublandGood (Some problems)~@xE6*" P@@<(2-EE13Wupatki SECinder BarrenLittle Colorado River Invasive Riparian ShrublandGood (Some problems)4@ALMA Invasive ShrublandGood (Some problems)xE6*" @S@;*<2-EE12Wupatki NECinder BarrenFrosted Mint ShrublandGood (Some problems)o@POIN/PLJA ShrublandGood (Some problems)no Galleta observeds]E6*" P@@<'2-EE11Wupatki SECinder BarrenLittle Colorado River Invasive Riparian ShrublandGood (Some problems)Some areas sparse vegetationALMA Invasive ShrublandGood (Some problems)|@xE6*" U@E<92-EE10Wupatki SECinder BarrenWupatki Wash SystemGood (Some problems)J@SPAI Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)||pZE6*" U@6&< '2-EE1Wupatki SELittle Colorado River Invasive Riparian ShrublandMound Saltbush Badlands Sparse VegetationExactATOB/SATR Badland Sparse VegetationExacth5)" Q@#;2-E9Wupatki SECinder BarrenApache Plume Cinder ShrublandGood (Some problems)Ephedra=Ephedra viridisFAPA-(ATCA-EPTO) Cinder ShrublandGood (Some problems)xbC4(" LVAL#imG o \ & g J s9[J/;kThis polygon appears to be defined by the clay andThis polygon appears to be defined by the clay and Sandstone w/ no veg. communities very well fiting.This polygon occurs on pleistocene river cobbles with ~20% vegetation and has a high % of galleta grassin key doesn't mention river cobbles to get straight to substrate ; EPTO/ACHY hummocks nearbyThis polygon is on sanstone rubble with snakeweed and Aristida sp., nothing seems too adequate in key. Aristida is definitely the dominant speciesThis polygon occurs in the wash, however the polygon shape seems to be the adjacent red sandstone, however more of the descriptions fit that type wellThe Key doesn't quite get here ; Atriplex confertifolia, Isocoma drumondii are the most common species; none fit well in the key!This polygon is adjacent to a wash and appears to be grazed fairly recently, however it is a toss up between a shrub herbaceous type and a herbaceous shrubland, therefore it could also be a shrublandNote: two large tamarix occur on this polygon ; ARTFIL is also presentDoes not appear to have too much sheetflow activityFapa almost as much cover as Atca but Atca clearly greater cover. Geomorphology (Upland Drainageway)=ExactHowever, it does not get here in the key, need to fit thiskey must not want to make exemptions for wash vegetationThis polygon does appear to also contain mostly EPTO with river cobbles and relatively little Sporobolus airoides!Fapa greater cover than Atca. Geomorphology exact for Atca Upland Drainageways. Substrate mixed black cinders <3mm down. W/ sandstone dirt, pebbles and small rocks (all sandstone)similar to EE-29 and EE-1 but much less cover of veg ; unvegetated? ; EE-29, EE-1 broken out of this polygon and I see those as ATOB, so this cant be? ; Is there just an "unvegetated"? Or "sparse veg"? ; ATOB<1%, salsola<1%Other Map Units: Wupatki Wash System ; wondering abut GPS error ; tiny polygonAlthough the plot placed me in an active river channel, it appears that the majority of the plot is a Wupatki Wash SystemIt appears to be a mixed stepped area of rabitbrush and snakeweed w/ SPAI and PLJA, (nothing fits well, but sems to be a mix of types)Poor confidence was also selected. This polygon is an obvious drainage. Substrate particles are finer than cinders--but are red. FALPAR is surely the dominant shrub, but ERICOR, RHUTRI, EPHVIR, and BRICAL are all present. ERICOR is close to or equal to 2%. Vegetation cover is easily >10%In Heiser wash not the LCR, other cultivated trees have as well, including apple trees and cultivated willowAlthough cottonwoods definitely define polygon, the dominant species still appears to be saltcedarjust 3 trees, one large ; old spring? ; cow troughTamarisk greater than or equal to 15%more of a mud flat with thin layer of cinders on topgeomorphology not exactly an upland drainageway but a slightly sloping midland (between Heiser wash: Woodhouse Mesa) w/ evidence of rilling in a couple of spotsSome areas also have native species like alkali sacaton, rabbitbrush , and snakeweed with only sparse saltcedarcan only get w/in 16m of EE7 coordinates but closest edge of polygon ~40m so I am in polygonAt times it also appears to be a river channelAllenrolfea occidentalis (a native plant) also dominates the understory!Not quite in LCR, but adjacent to itThis is really a tributary of the LCRAlhagi is probably a good 60-70/40-30 split w/ ATRCAN. Alhagi is more dominant.This is not in the LCR, it is a camelthorn patch that is isolated probably due to the road causing disturbance and standing waterMostly sparse saltcedar, but a little rabbitbrush also commonly occurs hereThis is a wash near LCR. Rabbitbrush=Alhagi cover. Arfilifolia present/  ' _ x ~ _Q@[(5<2-F5Wupatki SEFourwing Saltbush Upland DrainagewaysCinder BarrenExactqqqqqqqj[4(" `T@;V;2-F2Wupatki SEFourwing Saltbush Upland DrainagewaysCinder BarrenGood (Some problems)6@ #None that fitmud/cinder flatj[4(" R@#;2-F1Wupatki SEFourwing Saltbush Upland DrainagewaysFourwing Saltbush Upland DrainagewaysGood (Some problems)@ #ATCA Wash/Floodplain ShrublandGood (Some problems)@[4(" P@A<*2-EE9Wupatki SELittle Colorado River Invasive Riparian ShrublandLittle Colorado River Invasive Riparian ShrublandGood (Some problems)q@ #TA sp. 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Temporarily Flooded ShrublandExactxE6*"  O@C. <%2-EE25Wupatki SECinder BarrenWupatki Wash SystemGood (Some problems)R@#Little Colorado River Invasive Riparian ShrublandATCA Wash/Floodplain ShrublandGood (Some problems)ALMA Invasive Shrubland|pZE6*" U@6'<%2-EE24Wupatki SECinder BarrenRabbitbrush ShrublandGood (Some problems)quite sparse in clay flatERNA/PLJA(HECO) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationPoor@r\E6*" G   N 3wEw5wU@W8&<'2-G2Wupatki SEWupatki Wash SystemMound Saltbush Badlands Sparse VegetationNone that fit@#Mound Saltbush Badlands SparseATOB/SATR Badland Sparse VegetationPoorextremely low covertI4(" N@"< 2-G19Wupatki SWWupatki Wash SystemWupatki Wash SystemExactSPAI Herbaceous VegetationExactfff_J5)" `T@;;|2-G18Wupatki SEWupatki Wash SystemLittle Colorado River Invasive Riparian ShrublandGood (Some problems)P@#Sand Sagebrush ShrublandTA sp. Temporarily Flooded ShrublandGood (Some problems)accuracy of polygon pointARFI-EP sp. Shrubland3}J5)" @R@1L <B2-G17Wupatki SEWupatki Wash SystemWupatki Wash SystemGood (Some problems){@#Active River ChannelSPAI Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)B@&u_J5)" @S@:<_2-G16Wupatki SEWupatki Wash SystemRabbitbrush ShrublandGood (Some problems)@#Wupatki Wash SystemERNA/PLJA(HECO) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)SPAI Herbaceous VegetationwaJ5)" @R@4< <;2-G15Wupatki SEWupatki Wash SystemWupatki Wash SystemExactATCA-SPAI ShrublandGood (Some problems)@&{fff_J5)"  O@#<j2-G14Wupatki SEWupatki Wash SystemApache Plume Cinder ShrublandGood (Some problems)'@#Crispleaf Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandFAPA-(ATCA-EPTO) Cinder ShrublandGood (Some problems)D@&ERCO Cinder Sparse VegetationiJ5)" P@1<@2-G13Wupatki SEWupatki Wash SystemMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationExactEPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationExactssslJ5)"  O@x,<2-G12Wupatki SEWupatki Wash SystemWupatki Wash SystemExactSPAI Herbaceous VegetationPoor@&fff_J5)" @R@*5} <52-G11Wupatki SEWupatki Wash SystemWupatki Wash SystemExactARFI-EP sp. ShrublandGood (Some problems)@&}fff_J5)"  O@,<%2-G10Wupatki NEWupatki Wash SystemWupatki Wash SystemExactALMA Invasive ShrublandPoor@&fff_J5)"  O@ %N<i2-G1Wupatki SEWupatki Wash SystemWupatki Wash SystemExactEPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)@&eee^I4(" Q@ +{;2-FF5Wupatki SEFremont's Cottonwood WoodlandFremont's Cottonwood WoodlandGood (Some problems)n@#POFR/SAEX Temporarily Flooded WoodlandPoor@sT5)" P@61 -<2-FF4Wupatki NEFremont's Cottonwood WoodlandFremont's Cottonwood WoodlandGood (Some problems)d@#POFR/SAEX Temporarily Flooded WoodlandGood (Some problems)sT5)" U@"|; 2-FF3Roden CraterFremont's Cottonwood WoodlandFremont's Cottonwood WoodlandGood (Some problems)4@ #POFR/SAEX Temporarily Flooded WoodlandPoor@uV7)" P@f1{!<!2-FF2Wupatki SEFremont's Cottonwood WoodlandFremont's Cottonwood WoodlandGood (Some problems)'@ #POFR/SAEX Temporarily Flooded WoodlandGood (Some problems)@TA sp. Temporarily Flooded ShrublandsT5)" P@.1.<2-FF1Wupatki NEFremont's Cottonwood WoodlandLittle Colorado River Invasive Riparian ShrublandExactTA sp. Temporarily Flooded ShrublandExact @ALMA Invasive ShrublandT5)" LVAL*6t B Fz<pd*ATCO much more common than EPTO and only acts as an indicator of this type!Atriplex obovata is the most common species, however Salsola tragus is not common!No Ephedra or Atca in polygon. Atco is only species in plotfair amount of Boer in one area--<50% of total herbaceous cover in polygonThis association does not fit the actual veg. A sparse Pleuraphis jamesii, Ephedra viridis and Guiterrezia sarothrae (more similar to the sandstone association) occurs here!Not much Pleuraphis jamesii, not much grass here at all.In the areas w/ high river cobbles, Pleuraphis jamesii dominates in cover!mostly ATCO and very little EPTO!Good except that Pleuraphis jamesii appears to be an important part of this community type!GUSA ~5-10%, with grasses dominant or co-dominant vegetation is low cover, but still ~15%This polygon contains mostly galleta and some mixed shrubsshrubs include EPTO, ARFI, ISOCOMA drumundiiThis association keys ok but does not appear to level to appropriate map label!ATCA is really co-dominated by FAPA, however this type did not occur in cinders-so I choose this association instead!Fapa greater cover than Atca ; geomorphology and substrate not exact for Fapa associationThis is the best fit, although majority of plot should be Sporobolus airoides shrub herbaceous alliance, with a mix of rabbitbrush, EPTO, ARFI as the main shrubsIn some areas other shrubs co-dominate like Artemisia filifolia!Poor confidence was also selected.Really this is a mixed shrub (Isocoma, Ephedra torreyana) ; Sporobolus airoides association --> but, nothing quite fit!This association is really only ARFI and Atriplex canescens, I don't see any Sporobolus airoides!Mixed shrubs, but none match species descriptions well, including Alhagi maurorum, Atriplex canescens, Artemisia filifoliaIn an area w/ almost equal grass=shrub cover, grass cover mainly galleta and sheet flow not very prominent!N 9 J @Z'_N@?<2-GG14Wupatki SWWupatki Wash SystemBlack Grama GrasslandGood (Some problems)@(Black Grama / Coconino Plateau Mixed ShrublandBOER Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)BOER Colorado Plateau Mixed Shrub Herb VegxbK6*" P@_5j<b2-GG13Wupatki SEWupatki Wash SystemMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)_@ #EPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationExactmK6*" P@$'3<{2-GG12Wupatki SEWupatki Wash SystemMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationNone that fit@#GUSA Dwarf Shrub AlliancePoor@ &qK6*" Q@+ <c2-GG11Wupatki SEWupatki Wash SystemWupatki Wash SystemGood (Some problems)@#ARFI-EP sp. ShrublandPoort@ &v`K6*" O@L*)<B2-GG10Wupatki NEWupatki Wash SystemMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationExactEPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationExacttttmK6*" P@/)<'2-G9Wupatki NEWupatki Wash SystemWupatki Wash SystemExactATCA - SPAI ShrublandExact|eee^I4(" P@U/$<$2-G8Wupatki SEWupatki Wash SystemWupatki Wash SystemGood (Some problems)@#None that fitNo good associations presentt^I4(" @R@0<B2-G7Wupatki SEWupatki Wash SystemGalleta Mixed ShrublandsGood (Some problems)@#PLJA Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)X@ &ycI4("  O@^,<2-G6Wupatki SEWupatki Wash SystemWupatki Wash SystemExactH@#ATCA Wash/Floodplain ShrublandExactqqe^I4(" P@Au<.2-G5Wupatki SEWupatki Wash SystemWupatki Wash SystemGood (Some problems)5@#SPAI Herbaceous VegetationExactt^I4(" N@z <2-G4Wupatki SWWupatki Wash SystemFourwing Saltbush Upland DrainagewaysGood (Some problems)m@#ATCA Wash/Floodplain ShrublandGood (Some problems)pI4(" P@% <2-G3Wupatki SEWupatki Wash SystemWupatki Wash SystemExact<@#PLJA Shrub Herbaceous Vegetationqqe^I4(" _@U@/=<L2-G26Wupatki SEWupatki Wash SystemWupatki Wash SystemExactARFI-EP sp. 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ShadscalePleistocene river cobbles dominant but Sporobolus shares dominance w/ Pleuraphis. Shadscale dominant shrub. Epto present. Tiquilia present. Geomorphology fits circled map labe best.In this polygon, there appears to be 2 unique vegetation types both SPAI and HECO dominatedThis polygon sems to be patchy Sporobolus airoides, Pleuraphis jamesii, and Bouteloua eriopoda and it is difficult to tell co-dominance!This polygon really is patchy shrub and grasses, however the overriding species seems to be galleta w/ a little black gramaSome areas here patchy SPAI, BOER, PLJA, but the most consistent dominant species is HECOVegetation is corect: Substrate is coarse mixture of sanstone, limestone, and basalt rocks atop silty sand and small cinders soils. Low ridgeline between drainages. A few Pleistocene river cobblesSome areas of this polygon seem to contain rabbitbrush shrubland too (ie. Galleta and rabbitbrush) however, most of this polygon follows the alkali sacatonNote: Forgot to write down UTM ; Substrate is coarse mixture of basrets, sandstone: limestone rocks and small boulders atop silty sandy w/ cinder soils. Some Pleistocene river cobbles present. Ephedra torreyana and Tiqilia both present (both indicator species) Veg. Of Epto and shadscale dominant. Geomorphology of its circled may label bestAlthough black grama is sometimes dominant in this plot, rabbitbrush is fairly consistently 5-10% with either black gramma or galleta dominating. A few small patches include alkali sacatonbadland with chipped sandstone on the top layerShrubs were really a mix of Ephedra torreyana and Gutierrezia sarothrae, no "good" fit elsewhere! Fallugia paradoxa and Ephedra viridis are here too!Some areas have high grass cover and has >20% veg. Cover, however it appears that Ephedra torreyana and Atriplex confertifolia do occur as dominant plants throughout entire polygon.ATCO common, a few EPTO, more of a soft sandstone, wet badlandsThis polygon boundary places you on the edge of a salt cedar polygon, however it is clear the polygon represents tis badlands type.At. Confertifolia is dominant shrub (actually the only shrub) this is a small silty basin w/ sandstone chips and flakes veneer. Maybe only 10% veg cover.This is a river cobble area w/ Artemisia bigelovii, Atriplex canescens, Ericameria nauseosa, Pleuraphis jamesii and Ephedra torreyanacover not too sparse, but plants fit association description, on softer sandstone not "badlands"Galleta is sparse to low in the polygon, with snakeweed the most abundant species ~12% and Atriplex canescens and Ephedra torreyana also commonly occuring!This is a sparse grassland, where in some areas grasses are dominant and other areas patchy shrubs.This map label does describe the substrate, however the veg. Is wrong (see below)exact species, but occuring on sandstone-->no Ephedra viridisThere is also Ericameria nauseosa and Artemisia filifolia present too!--Adjacent to the wash.I don t think that vegetation is less than 5%, but this map label fits far better than any otherSubstrate=coarse mixture of red black cinders, clinkers: somewhat rounded clinkers, small basalt boulders (some slightly rounded) and limestone rocks and small boulders. Ephedra torreyana and Atriplex confertifolia dominate veg. Cover. Geomorphology is not a badland. Sloping hillside.shrubs=10% in places but generally <10% for whole polygon. If I had gone with the substrate key I could have ended up with Moenkopi Shale Sparse Vegetation but the surface is NOT a badland. It is a hill covered w/ a Pleistocene river cobble veneer. Last sentence of key pair 1.c.9 is very descriptive of this polygon w/ BOER >10% and EPTO and Atca present. I would not end up at 1.c.9. using key since this is not a badland.6Ub  0 2^$LwdhU@3+<!2-GG31Wupatki NEWupatki Wash SystemMound Saltbush Badlands Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)@ (ATOB/SATR Badland Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)@&vK6*" @R@7O<M2-GG30Wupatki SEWupatki Wash SystemMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)@ (ATCA - (EPVI/MUPO) Sandstone Sparse VegetationPoorx@&EPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationmK6*" Q@M+<2-GG3Wupatki SEMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationExact@ (EPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationExactyW5)" @U@a)<2-GG29Wupatki SEWupatki Wash SystemMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)b@(EPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationExactmK6*" P@=&^<~2-GG28Wupatki SEWupatki Wash SystemGalleta Mixed ShrublandsGood (Some problems)@({eK6*" Q@#< 2-GG27Wupatki SEWupatki Wash SystemGalleta GrasslandExactPLJA Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)@&BOER-PLJA Herbaceous Vegetationeee^K6*" U@"<2-GG26Wupatki SWWupatki Wash SystemBlack Grama Coconino Plateau Mixed ShrublandExacte@(BOER Colorado Plateau Mixed Shrub Herbaceous VegetationExactyK6*"  O@1#<p2-GG24Wupatki SEWupatki Wash SystemMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationExactATCA - (EPVI/MUPO) Sandstone Sparse VegetationExactxxxqK6*" Q@+,<v2-GG23Wupatki SEWupatki Wash SystemMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationExactS@(EPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationPoor\@&tmK6*" O@g%-<2-GG22Wupatki NEWupatki Wash SystemMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)?@(Moenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationEPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationExactmK6*" @U@=+< .2-GG21Wupatki NEWupatki Wash SystemFrosted Mint ShrublandGood (Some problems)_@(POIN/PLJA ShrublandGood (Some problems)p@&ycK6*" Q@d*|<2-GG20Wupatki SEWupatki Wash SystemMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationExactEPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)@&tttmK6*"  O@<2-GG2Wupatki SEMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)e@(EPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)yW5)" Q@"0< 2-GG19Wupatki SEWupatki Wash SystemGalleta GrasslandExactPLJA Shrub Herbaceous VegetationExacteee^K6*" P@<1p<_2-GG18Wupatki SEWupatki Wash SystemMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationPoorg@"#EPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)B@&smK6*" Q@,<s2-GG17Wupatki SEWupatki Wash SystemMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)i@!#EPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)@ &mK6*" Q@ e< 2-GG16Wupatki SEWupatki Wash SystemNeedle-and-Thread GrasslandExactHECO-(BOER-PLJA) Herbaceous VegetationExactooohK6*" Q@r(H<2-GG15Wupatki SEWupatki Wash SystemMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)"@(Unclassified ShrublandEPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationExactmK6*" ;T  AbHP@  <Z 2-H18Wupatki SWGalleta Mixed GrasslandsWupatki Wash SystemGood (Some problems)]@(Needle-and-Thread GrasslandSPAI Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)HECO-(BOER-PLJA) Herbaceous VegetationzdO5)" T@L ;i 2-H17Wupatki SWGalleta Mixed GrasslandsGalleta Mixed GrasslandsGood (Some problems)@(PLJA-SPAI Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)iO5)" P@< 2-H16Wupatki SEGalleta Mixed GrasslandsGalleta GrasslandExactPLJA Herbaceous VegetationExactiiibO5)" T@;X 2-H14Wupatki SWGalleta Mixed GrasslandsGalleta GrasslandGood (Some problems)}@(PLJA Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)xbO5)" P@K  <_ 2-H13Wupatki SWGalleta Mixed GrasslandsNeedle-and-Thread GrasslandGood (Some problems)[@(HECO-(BOER-PLJA) Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)lO5)" @R@: <B 2-H12Wupatki SEGalleta Mixed GrasslandsMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)@(EPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationExactqO5)" P@P <P 2-H11Wupatki SWGalleta Mixed GrasslandsWupatki Wash SystemGood (Some problems)@(Rabbitbrush ShrublandSPAI Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)ERNA/PLJA(HECO) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationzdO5)"  R@q;4<hL4 2-H10Wupatki SEGalleta Mixed GrasslandsMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)Z@(Crinklemat/Alkali Sacaton Dwarf ShrublandEPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)!Tiquilia and Sporobolus presentTIHI/SPAI Dwarf ShrublandA&qO5)" P@ <d 2-H1Wupatki SWGalleta Mixed GrasslandsBlack Grama Coconino Plateau Mixed ShrublandGood (Some problems)@(BOER Colorado Plateau Mixed Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)|N4(" Q@) <n2-GG8Wupatki SEMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationExactEPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)@&yW5)"  O@'<I2-GG6Wupatki SEMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationMound Saltbush Badlands Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)1@(ATOB/SATR Badland Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)W5)" P@=#p<2-GG5Wupatki SEMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationUnclassified Mixed ShrublandGood (Some problems)@(uW5)" Q@"< 2-GG4Wupatki SEMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationGalleta Mixed GrasslandsExactBOER-PLJA Herbaceous VegetationExactxxxqW5)" U@$1<i2-GG35Wupatki SWWupatki Wash SystemMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)@ (EPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)mK6*" @U@=*<2-GG33Wupatki SEWupatki Wash SystemMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationATCA - (EPVI/MUPO) Sandstone Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)qqqqK6*" @U@"9t< \2-GG32Wupatki SEWupatki Wash SystemMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)A@ (EPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationExact ATCO commonmK6*" LVALL ` 8 ^ \n.fThis is good, but it should also include Forestiera too!GPS puts me in low linear basin between 2 natural flood levees. No tamarix in basin but tamarix dominates both levees. Alhagi scattered in basin. Width of basin ~6m go levees ~3m away on either side of GPS pointAssociation: Tamarix spp. Temporarily Flooded Shrubland ; Alhagi throughout polygonDid not observe Mupo. Plja and Boer present--Plja dominantMix of species, with other species more common, such as Ephedra torreyana and Gutierrezia sarothrae!No Atriplex observed. Some Epto. Veg=mostly Galleta of SpaiThere is some Ephedra viridis, however no Atriplex canescens or Muhlenbergia porteri ; Fallugia paradoxa, Artemisia bigelovii, and Ericameria nauseosa are the most common shrubs.none of those species occur here!Some Fallugia paradoxa also seems to occur around the base of the sandstonedoesn t fit associations listed for Moenkopi Sandstone Sparse Veg but GUSA dominant shrubOnly 1 Epviridis observed. Remained=EptoIn this polygon, ATCA is definitely an indicator with 1%, however Ephedra torreyana is dominant with farily high cover of Pleuraphis jamesiiThis seems to fit, except that ATCA is present, EPVI and Gutierrezia presentI do see Epvi/Mupo from here, but no Atca--so for this polygon ATCA is not a good indicator of the vegetationNo ATCA on polygon, however EPVI is the most common shrubAlthough Ephedra viridis is here, there is no Atriplex canescens and no Ericameria nauseosasmall amount of Mupo--mostly PljaEphedra viridis is the most common species here with Atriplex canescens really functioning as an indicator species!shrubs >10% in places=to grass coverCover of BOER low to call it the "other" grass. More PLJA dominate, but not pure. SPAI and HECO also present.Tiquila and Sporobolus present in low cover ; Epto and Atco dominant w/ GalletaSporobolus more abundant than BOERGrass>10% w/ Sporobolus greater than or equal to galleta5   */^cO@;<" 2-HH4Wupatki SECrinklemat/Alkali Sacaton Dwarf ShrublandCrinklemat/Alkali Sacaton Dwarf ShrublandGood (Some problems)@ -TIHI/SPAI Dwarf ShrublandGood (Some problems)`5)" O@t@ <( 2-HH3Wupatki SECrinklemat/Alkali Sacaton Dwarf ShrublandCrinklemat/Alkali Sacaton Dwarf ShrublandExactTIHI/SPAI Dwarf ShrublandExact`5)" O@?<) 2-HH2Wupatki SECrinklemat/Alkali Sacaton Dwarf ShrublandCrinklemat/Alkali Sacaton Dwarf ShrublandGood (Some problems)0@ -TIHI/SPAI Dwarf ShrublandGood (Some problems)`5)" O@@ <- 2-HH1Wupatki SECrinklemat/Alkali Sacaton Dwarf ShrublandCrinklemat/Alkali Sacaton Dwarf ShrublandExactTIHI/SPAI Dwarf ShrublandExact`5)" O@q5< 2-H9Wupatki NEGalleta Mixed GrasslandsGalleta Mixed GrasslandsGood (Some problems)5@ -BOER-PLJA Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)@+~hN4(" R@*t; 2-H8Wupatki SWGalleta Mixed GrasslandsGalleta Mixed ShrublandsGood (Some problems)B@-PLJA Shrub Herbaceous VegetationExact~hN4(" P@:<F 2-H7Wupatki SWGalleta Mixed GrasslandsNeedle-and-Thread GrasslandGood (Some problems)In places shrubs >10%Rabbitbrush ShrublandHECO-(BOER-PLJA) Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)In places >10% shrubERNA/PLJA(HECO) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationHkN4(" P@  <^ 2-H5Wupatki SWGalleta Mixed GrasslandsNeedle-and-Thread GrasslandGood (Some problems)z@-HECO-(BOER-PLJA) Herbaceous VegetationExactkN4(" @R@< <> 2-H3Wupatki SEGalleta Mixed GrasslandsMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)@-EPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)@+pN4(" V@d<\ 2-H26Wupatki SEGalleta Mixed GrasslandsGalleta GrasslandGood (Some problems)s@-Needle-and-Thread GrasslandPLJA Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)HECO-(BOER-PLJA) Herbaceous VegetationxbO5)" V@)  <c 2-H25Wupatki SWGalleta Mixed GrasslandsNeedle-and-Thread GrasslandGood (Some problems)s@-Galleta Mixed GrasslandsPLJA Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)PLJA-SPAI Herbaceous VegetationlO5)" V@K; 2-H24Wupatki SWGalleta Mixed GrasslandsNeedle-and-Thread GrasslandGood (Some problems)@-HECO-(BOER-PLJA) Herbaceous VegetationExactlO5)" V@[ <Z 2-H23Wupatki SWGalleta Mixed GrasslandsNeedle-and-Thread GrasslandGood (Some problems)8@-HECO-(BOER-PLJA) Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)D@+lO5)" @U@.@; 2-H21Wupatki SEGalleta Mixed GrasslandsGalleta GrasslandGood (Some problems);@-PLJA Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)xbO5)" V@{  <b 2-H20Wupatki SWGalleta Mixed GrasslandsNeedle-and-Thread GrasslandGood (Some problems)5@-Galleta Mixed GrasslandsHECO-(BOER-PLJA) Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)PLJA-SPAI Herbaceous VegetationlO5)" @R@:<E 2-H2Wupatki SEGalleta Mixed GrasslandsMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)@(Crinklemat/Alkali Sacaton Dwarf ShrublandEPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)p@+pN4(" LVALXZ ` o ? }  z S  Polygon seems to mostly defined by change in substrate; sandstone rubble surrounded by black cinders. The vegetation inside the poPolygon seems to mostly defined by change in substrate; sandstone rubble surrounded by black cinders. The vegetation inside the polygon has no clear dominant species. Shrubs include ATRCON, ERINAU, ATRCAN, EPHVIR, GUTSAR. With grassy patches of PLEJAM and BOERIThis is a slope below Moenkopi outcrop. Slope covered with thin slabs of Sandstone and Shale. Galleta is dominant grass. Ephedra viridis and Atca also presentpolygon is small hill of broken up Moenkopi w/ some bedrock outcrops. Ephedra torreyana present. Galleta and Spai dominate w/ ~5% total grass cover. No Pleistocene river cobbles. Some rabbitbrush and sand sagebrushMix of cinder/basalt/sandstone -->difficult to tell which map class it isThis plot occurs on limestone with sanstone soil and black cinder and contains mostly Ephedra torreyana, Lycium pallidum, and Boutelova eriopoda it does not appear to be a good fit anywhere!Not so sparse veg. And grass cover almost 2 times shrub cover depending on where you are in the polygonExcept that polygon appears to be about 15m off from where it placed me!substrate is mixed black cinders w/ sandstone rocks and pebbles ; Atca, Epvi, and Erco all present. Also Artr, Gusa, ArfiThis is not a sandstone bluff or outcrop. Substrate=black cinders w/ broken up flakes and small thin slabs of Moenkopi Epto and Mupo but present as is Aristida. Epto cover about equal to rabbitbrush coverI can see this polygon but we appear to be about 10 m from this spot--We appear to be in a stream channel!Not sparse veg. ~20% cover, but dominant species is GUSA w/ sandsage present, but not unique combo of speciesNot much vegetation or plot at all!Vegetation looks more like shale, but is on sandstonethere also appears to be a good bit of Sporobolus airoides in the plot!Vegetation in clumps not distributed evenly across cinder slope. Ephedra=viridis ; Black cinders mixed in with sandstone flakes/slabs rocks and pebbles<1% Ep. Torreyana. No river cobbles. Not really a badland formationMost of the polygon appears to be a snakeweed/galleta mix mix with sandstone outcrops and Moenkopi shale interspersed--this polygon is also very large!Atco, rabbitbrush and ephedra dominant shrubsPolygon definitely follows basalt soils, crinklemat is here and could serve as an indicator for this type, however little Sporobolus airoides dominant species is Ephedra torreyanaI am some 20 meters from point due to basalt cliff and saltcedar blocking point, regardless, I assessed the polygon, I have barely seen crinklemat but alkali sacaton present and more saltbrushNot much crinklemat but lots of alkali sacatonATCO notible as a shrub cover but probably not =10%Lots of shrubs (Ephedra viridis) and a mix of galleta grasslandsgood fit except that adjacent grasslands are the same as the polygon, the polygon boundaries are not clear on the groundTiquilia and Sporobolus present. Pleistocene river cobbles are veneer on sand w/ silt soils. Low sloping ridges downsloped badlandsFor ~75% of polygon, PLJA less than or equal to 50% w/ ~10-20% HECO ; For ~25% of polygon, HECO >90% w/ PLJA ~10%Some of the area is mainly Hesperostipa comata and galleta, other parts are mainly galleta and Sporoblus airoidesDefinitely not dominant, however HECO does comprise 25% of herbaceous cover as well as a mix of Boutelous eriopoda and Pleuraphis jamesiiSporobolus more abundant than BOER but < PLJA and HECOThere are some shrubs, however mostly less than 10% coverSome larger patches of Sporobolus airoides here too6es } ( P@m% <2-I2Wupatki SEMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationExactATCA - (EPVI/MUPO) Sandstone Sparse VegetationPoor@ +Z4(" P@#<2-I19Wupatki SEMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)l@-ATCA - (EPVI/MUPO) Sandstone Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)@ +[5)" Q@h*M;2-I18Wupatki SEMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)o@-GUSA Dwarf Shrub AllianceExact[5)" Q@,<n2-I17Wupatki SEMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationExactATCA - (EPVI/MUPO) Sandstone Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)@ +[5)" N@H<2-I16Wupatki SEMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationExact%@-ATCA - (EPVI/MUPO) Sandstone Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)r@+[5)" N@F<2-I15Wupatki SEMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)7@-Moenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationEPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationExactATCA - (EPVI/MUPO) Sandstone Sparse Vegetation!}[5)" @T@4>;2-I14Wupatki SEMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationRabbitbrush ShrublandGood (Some problems)I@-ERNA/PLJA(HECO) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)r[5)"  T@J"; 2-I13Roden CraterMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationExactATCA - (EPVI/MUPO) Sandstone Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)@+]7)" Q@#;2-I12Wupatki SEMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationApache Plume Cinder ShrublandGood (Some problems)@-FAPA-(ATCA-EPTO) Cinder ShrublandGood (Some problems)Ephedra=viridisz[5)" P@<2-I11Wupatki SWMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationExactG@-Moenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationATCA - (EPVI/MUPO) Sandstone Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)B@+EPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse Vegetation-[5)" @S@%+; 2-I10Roden CraterMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationSnakeweed / Galleta GrasslandGood (Some problems)@-Moenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationGUSA/PLJA-(SPAI) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)ATCA - (EPVI/MUPO) Sandstone Sparse Vegetation8|]7)" P@ <2-I1Wupatki SEMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationExactATCA - (EPVI/MUPO) Sandstone Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)@+Z4(" O@=r<2 2-HH7Wupatki SECrinklemat/Alkali Sacaton Dwarf ShrublandWupatki Wash SystemGood (Some problems)/@ -SPAI Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)H@+u`5)" O@;<) 2-HH6Wupatki SECrinklemat/Alkali Sacaton Dwarf ShrublandCrinklemat/Alkali Sacaton Dwarf ShrublandExactTIHI/SPAI Dwarf ShrublandExact`5)" O@E<a<% 2-HH5Wupatki SECrinklemat/Alkali Sacaton Dwarf ShrublandCrinklemat/Alkali Sacaton Dwarf ShrublandGood (Some problems)@ -`5)" 3 \ h z <EBL@>H_@S@<#<;2-I8Wupatki SEMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationWupatki Wash SystemExactSPAI Herbaceous VegetationExactvvvoZ4(" Q@;2-I7Wupatki SEMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)@-Moenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationATCA - (EPVI/MUPO) Sandstone Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)v@+ Z4("  O@$<e2-I6Wupatki SEMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationExactATCA - (EPVI/MUPO) Sandstone Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)@+Z4(" Q@(;2-I5Wupatki SEMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)@-EPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)x@+|Z4(" `T@X;;v2-I4Wupatki SEMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationMormon Tea Cinder Dune ShrublandGood (Some problems)EPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)little ATCA, no ATCO|Z4(" `T@/n;2-I3Wupatki SEMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationExactATCA - (EPVI/MUPO) Sandstone Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)d@+Z4("  T@i%e;2-I28Roden CraterMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationCinder BarrenPoorK@-Moenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationATCA - (EPVI/MUPO) Sandstone Sparse VegetationPoorB@+~rl]7)" P@W! 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Temporarily Flooded ShrublandExactO5)"  O@#!V<2-I9Wupatki SEMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationUnclassified Mixed ShrublandGood (Some problems) @-None that fitxZ4(" 9LVAL$d/ )  W w OtIzc~V My error has fluctuated from 20-30m, -->I decided to not moMy error has fluctuated from 20-30m, -->I decided to not move too much more than this due to this being a steep outcrop!pretty good, except for high grass cover too -->mostly Muhlenbergia porterion edge of FAPA, some RHTR, FonesteriaHeterostipa commata and Achnatherum hymenoides also present, Plja dominantdominant shrub is FAPA, some RHTR, ERNAAlthough this does have a few shrubs; it is mainly a galleta grass, however it is definitely a basalt outcrop!building new storage building soon according to park peopleThis is really a shelter adjacent to a corralThis plot has low cover ~5% and could be classified as a cinder barren type as well as other species like galleta and snakeweed are equally abundant as fourwing saltbushGPS put me in an area where no distinction could make a polygon! But ~15 f. west there was a definite cinder barren; next to an Apache Plume Cinder Shrubland.In some areas Ephedra torreyana co-dominatesSome shrubs and also on cinder substrate!Torrey's joint-fir and Snakeweed are more common than Apache plume-it is used as an indicator of this type!This polygon is on cinders and is dominated by Ephedra torreyana with occasional pressure of Atriplex confertifolia--it does not appear to be a "good fit" anywhereSome PLJA, SPAI, MUPO ; close to SHA?Poor confidence was also selected. Not clear that water drains seasonally through here. Polygon is definable by black cinders, low vegetation cover, and 4-wing saltbrush as the most abundant shrub. EPHVIR, EPHTOR, ERINAU, ATRCON also present. Some areas w/ lots of PLJArabbitbrush and Ephedra viridis dominant shrubAlthough some of the polygon does appear to have apache plume, the majority is sand sagebrushSome areas have high amounts of black grama, high shrub cover of four-wing saltbrush too, but it definitely has high % of Apache PlumeThis is very similar to Sand Sagebrush Shrubland except that the dominant species here are EPTO and FAPA, excluding it from the previous type even though small amounts of Sandsage are present tooApache Plume not dominant and snakeweed also commonThis polygon contains mostly Ephedra torreyana , which is an indicator of the shale type, although entire polygon contains cinder layer on top of the Moenkopi shaleEphedra viridis occurs = to Ephedra torreyana ; Fair amount of At. Confertifolia alsoGPS takes me to transition area between Salix and TamariskSome of the area has high cover of camelthorn and emmergent saltcedars too!I am 9m away due to high river ; small patch of sandbar willow and ForestieraSome sandbar willow, but not enough to classify as this typeSalix exigua provides some cover.I am about 15 mts. Away from the actual point, but I can see the polygon, I did not want to cross the LCR for fear of drowning!This is good except in some areas rabbitbrush is also very common! I am also 17 meters away, however I can see this polygon and decided to not cross the river!Seems to have moved eastward, now this polygon appears to be adjacent to the active river channelGPS takes me right to the boundary between Salix along LCR floodplain w/ in LCR higher and Tamarisk along higher bend deposits--Salix to North, Tamarisk to SouthNear edge of Saltcedar habitat, seems to have moved east from original location part of polygon now in active river channelThis polygon actually puts me in the river channelError=15m. Width of polygon <15m. Polygon mostly dominated by Salix w/ Alhagi. Tamarisk along north strip of polygon in pocketsCannot access polygon but am standing on badland ledge above polygon looking down--GPS says I am ~8m south of polygon. Dominated by SAEX w/ some tamarisk.v A p ]{6Q@]; 2-J21Wupatki SEApache Plume Cinder ShrublandGalleta Mixed GrasslandsGood (Some problems)"shrubs 40%. Some areas Plja>50%Galleta GrasslandBOER-PLJA Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)some areas Plja>50%PLJA Herbaceous Vegetation9nT5)" @T@';2-J20Wupatki SEApache Plume Cinder ShrublandMormon Tea Cinder Dune ShrublandGood (Some problems)'@1EPTO-ACHY Hummock ShrublandGood (Some problems) little ACHHYM, more PLJA, SPAIvT5)"  O@X R<2-J2Wupatki SEApache Plume Cinder ShrublandFourwing Saltbush Upland DrainagewaysGood (Some problems)@1Apache Plume Cinder ShrublandATCA Wash/Floodplain ShrublandGood (Some problems)zS4(" P@%4 <2-J19Wupatki SEApache Plume Cinder ShrublandApache Plume Cinder ShrublandExactFAPA-(ATCA-EPTO) Cinder ShrublandExactZ@3zzzsT5)" P@ <2-J18Wupatki SWApache Plume Cinder ShrublandApache Plume Cinder ShrublandExactFAPA-(ATCA-EPTO) Cinder ShrublandExactmore EPVI than EPTOzzzsT5)" P@8<2-J17Wupatki SWApache Plume Cinder ShrublandApache Plume Cinder ShrublandExactFAPA-(ATCA-EPTO) Cinder ShrublandExactzzzsT5)" P@~t<2-J16Wupatki SWApache Plume Cinder ShrublandBlack Grama Coconino Plateau Mixed ShrublandExact0@1BOER Colorado Plateau Mixed Shrub Herbaceous VegetationExactT5)" Q@,<2-J15Wupatki SWApache Plume Cinder ShrublandSand Sagebrush ShrublandGood (Some problems)_@1ARFI-EP sp. ShrublandGood (Some problems)P@3nT5)" P@,<k2-J14Wupatki SWApache Plume Cinder ShrublandApache Plume Cinder ShrublandGood (Some problems)@1FAPA-(ATCA-EPTO) Cinder ShrublandExactsT5)" Q@~$;2-J13Wupatki SEApache Plume Cinder ShrublandApache Plume Cinder ShrublandGood (Some problems)@1FAPA-(ATCA-EPTO) Cinder ShrublandExactsT5)"  O@$<t2-J12Wupatki SEApache Plume Cinder ShrublandApache Plume Cinder ShrublandGood (Some problems)5@1FAPA-(ATCA-EPTO) Cinder ShrublandExactexcept no snakeweed!sT5)" `T@`9u; 2-J11Wupatki SEApache Plume Cinder ShrublandCrispleaf Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandExactERCO Cinder Sparse VegetationExactzT5)" @R@:- <\2-J10Wupatki SEApache Plume Cinder ShrublandMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationPoor@1EPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationExact|vT5)" P@<2-J1Wupatki SWApache Plume Cinder ShrublandMormon Tea Cinder Dune ShrublandGood (Some problems)W@ 1Apache Plume Cinder ShrublandEPTO-ACHY Hummock ShrublandGood (Some problems)@3FAPA-(ATCA-EPTO) Cinder ShrublanduS4(" P@K4&<'2-II9Wupatki SESandbar Willow ShrublandLittle Colorado River Invasive Riparian ShrublandExact<@ 1Sandbar Willow ShrublandSAEX/Barren ShrublandExactTA sp. Temporarily Flooded ShrublandO5)" P@A <)2-II8Wupatki SESandbar Willow ShrublandSandbar Willow ShrublandGood (Some problems)M@ 1iO5)"  S@B<$2-II7Wupatki SESandbar Willow ShrublandSandbar Willow ShrublandExactO@ 1SAEX/Barren ShrublandGood (Some problems)p@+||piO5)" LVALB z "  T  Vt$r$B~Some EPHVIR and GUTSAR present combine cover probably ~3-5%Note that a fair amount greater than or equal to 5% of total vegetation is Atriplex confertifolia.other grasses include Hesperostipa and Bouteloua eriopodaabundant RHUTRI, no BRICAL ; also EPHVIR, SPHAMB, BOUERIAlthough I see RHTR, I do not see BRCA!None of these species over here, rather Ephedra viridis and Fallugia paradoxa are common!some Rhus trilobata, however Fallugia paradoxa and Ephedra viridis also common with no or little Brickellia californicaNo Tiquilia hispidissima present. SPAI present and dominant for grasses, although shrub cover >10%. Shrubs are EPVI, ATCO, and LYCAND; an unknown barrel cactus is also presentOther associations identified: Pleuraphis jamesii Shrub Herb Alliance ; No Brca or Rhtr present ; Alliance is really combo of the 2 listed under other associations identified with in polygonsome RHUS trilobata, however mostly Ephedra viridisOnly Rhus trilobata occurs here! And no Brickellia californicaAlthough Rhus trilobata is here I see no Brickellia californica and Ephedra viridis is the other common species!None of these species are here it is really mainly Ephedra viridis and Atriplex canescens with some pleuraphis jamesiisome RHTR, also ERNA, GUSA ; some BOER, PLJA, FAPAsome Brca, no Rhtr, lots of Fapa and PljaSome Rhus trilobata, however mostly Atriplex canescens--I don't see Brickellia californicaLittle BRCA is here, and only some RHTR, it is mostly Ephedra viridis!Only shrubs that seem to occur are Ephedra viridis due to steep slopes!Heco and Achy also present but Plja dominantSome cinders between basalt outcropsThese species do not occur here, and should rather be a Ericameria nauseosa/Pleuraphis jamesii association!Also big Forestiera neometicuma here in plot!good, except no Ephedra spp. In polygon!No Achnatherum observed. Dominant grass = Plja ; no ATCA observed. At confertifolia is common!$:  F.O GWR@ d;12-L17Wupatki SWBasalt Outcrop ShrublandBasalt Outcrop ShrublandGood (Some problems)M@"1BRCA-RHTR ShrublandPoor!none of these species are here!iO5)" `T@5;2-L16Wupatki SEBasalt Outcrop ShrublandBasalt Outcrop ShrublandExactBRCA-RHTR ShrublandGood (Some problems)@3pppiO5)"  T@/*;)2-L15Roden CraterBasalt Outcrop ShrublandBasalt Outcrop ShrublandExactBRCA-RHTR ShrublandGood (Some problems)@3rrrkQ7)" U@"a;2-L14Wupatki SEBasalt Outcrop ShrublandCinder BarrenGood (Some problems)(@!1None that fitblack cinderst^O5)" O@/5<2-L13Gray MountainBasalt Outcrop ShrublandBasalt Outcrop ShrublandExactBRCA-RHTR ShrublandPoor@3ssslR8)" R@; 2-L12Wupatki SEBasalt Outcrop ShrublandGalleta GrasslandGood (Some problems)L@ 1PLJA Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)X@3xbO5)"  S@F;<42-L11Wupatki SEBasalt Outcrop ShrublandBasalt Outcrop ShrublandNone that fitUnvegetated rock outcropxiO5)" @T@1;2-L10Wupatki SEBasalt Outcrop ShrublandBasalt Outcrop ShrublandGood (Some problems))@1FAPA-(ATCA-EPTO) Cinder ShrublandGood (Some problems)H@3iO5)" @T@2;2-L1Wupatki SEBasalt Outcrop ShrublandBasalt Outcrop ShrublandGood (Some problems)p@1BRCA-RHTR ShrublandPoor@3~hN4("  T@f&l;#2-K4Roden CraterCorralsPark FacilitiesExact"This area contains park housing!WP?6("  T@=&7;#2-K3Roden CraterCorralsPark FacilitiesExact=@1ccccccWP?6(" R@<$;#2-K2Wupatki SECorralsWupatki Wash SystemExactATCA Wash/Floodplain ShrublandGood (Some problems)Sand Sagebrush also presentyYYYR=4("  S@1D-<.##2-K1Wupatki SECorralsCorralsGood (Some problems)/@1hhhhhh\F=4(" P@(%a <2-J9Wupatki SEApache Plume Cinder ShrublandApache Plume Cinder ShrublandGood (Some problems)@1Cinder BarrenFAPA-(ATCA-EPTO) Cinder ShrublandGood (Some problems)rS4(" R@;32-J8Wupatki SWApache Plume Cinder ShrublandCinder BarrenGood (Some problems)@1xbS4(" Q@V+<2-J7Wupatki SEApache Plume Cinder ShrublandApache Plume Cinder ShrublandGood (Some problems).@1FAPA-(ATCA-EPTO) Cinder ShrublandExactrS4(" R@;(2-J6Wupatki SWApache Plume Cinder ShrublandApache Plume Cinder ShrublandExactFAPA-(ATCA-EPTO) Cinder ShrublandExact just pure FAPA no ATCA or EPTOyyyrS4(" N@< 2-J5Wupatki SEApache Plume Cinder ShrublandGalleta GrasslandExact+@1PLJA Herbaceous VegetationExactyymfS4("  O@#<t2-J4Wupatki SEApache Plume Cinder ShrublandApache Plume Cinder ShrublandGood (Some problems)m@1FAPA-(ATCA-EPTO) Cinder ShrublandGood (Some problems)rS4(" Q@*<2-J3Wupatki SEApache Plume Cinder ShrublandUnclassified Mixed ShrublandExact@1EPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)xqS4(" L   L p [x?zV@__"<2-N11Wupatki SEBlack Grama Coconino Plateau Mixed ShrublandWupatki Wash SystemGood (Some problems)a@6SPAI Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)xc5)" N@X <2-N10Wupatki SEBlack Grama Coconino Plateau Mixed ShrublandBlack Grama Coconino Plateau Mixed ShrublandGood (Some problems)S@6BOER Colorado Plateau Mixed Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)c5)"  T@{';2-N1Roden CraterBlack Grama Coconino Plateau Mixed ShrublandUnclassified Mixed ShrublandExacty@6None that fitd6(" @T@67;2-L8Wupatki SEBasalt Outcrop ShrublandLittle Colorado River Invasive Riparian ShrublandGood (Some problems)not quite close to LCRALMA Invasive ShrublandExactN4("  T@-;2-L7Roden CraterBasalt Outcrop ShrublandBasalt Outcrop ShrublandExactBRCA-RHTR ShrublandGood (Some problems)p@3qqqjP6(" R@;2-L6Wupatki SWBasalt Outcrop ShrublandBasalt Outcrop ShrublandExactBRCA-RHTR ShrublandGood (Some problems)N@3ooohN4(" R@</2-L5Wupatki SEBasalt Outcrop ShrublandBasalt Outcrop ShrublandExactBRCA-RHTR ShrublandPoor@3ooohN4(" `T@7|< 2-L4Wupatki SEBasalt Outcrop ShrublandBasalt Outcrop ShrublandExactBRCA-RHTR ShrublandGood (Some problems)@3ooohN4(" O@6<2-L3Wupatki NEBasalt Outcrop ShrublandBasalt Outcrop ShrublandExactA@6TIHI/SPAI Dwarf ShrublandPoorb@3Unclassified Mixed Shrubland{{ohN4(" U@n;12-L25Wupatki SEBasalt Outcrop ShrublandBasalt Outcrop ShrublandPoor;@6Moenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationBRCA-RHTR ShrublandPoor|@3ATCA - (EPVI/MUPO) Sandstone Sparse Vegetation{oiO5)" R@\; %2-L24Wupatki SWBasalt Outcrop ShrublandBasalt Outcrop ShrublandExactBRCA-RHTR ShrublandGood (Some problems)only RHTR and no BRCA!pppiO5)" R@C; .2-L23Wupatki SWBasalt Outcrop ShrublandBasalt Outcrop ShrublandExact@6BRCA-RHTR ShrublandGood (Some problems)f@3||piO5)" @T@?3;2-L22Wupatki SEBasalt Outcrop ShrublandBasalt Outcrop ShrublandGood (Some problems)@6BRCA-RHTR ShrublandPoor|@ 3iO5)" N@ j<Z 2-L21Wupatki SWBasalt Outcrop ShrublandGalleta GrasslandGood (Some problems)h@6Basalt Outcrop ShrublandPLJA Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)~5-10% Spai occurs in polygonxbO5)" R@`; @2-L20Wupatki SWBasalt Outcrop ShrublandBasalt Outcrop ShrublandExactz@#1BRCA-RHTR ShrublandGood (Some problems)@ 3||piO5)" U@ f; 52-L2Roden CraterBasalt Outcrop ShrublandBasalt Outcrop ShrublandExactBRCA-RHTR ShrublandPoor@ 3qqqjP6(" @T@-;2-L19Wupatki SEBasalt Outcrop ShrublandBasalt Outcrop ShrublandExactBRCA-RHTR ShrublandGood (Some problems)d@ 3pppiO5)" N@k<H2-L18Wupatki SWBasalt Outcrop ShrublandBasalt Outcrop ShrublandExactBRCA-RHTR ShrublandPoorR@ 3pppiO5)" LVAL k0 v #   l %)QXOGfair amount of snakeweed --almost=in cover to Spai. Geofair amount of snakeweed --almost=in cover to Spai. Geomorph is correct=low slope area with tiny braided channelsgood fit, except mostly snakeweed could also fit with snakeweed/galleta grasslandNote: Again, from ground, it seems to be a much larger polygon.Difficult to distinguish the polygon--but I seem to be in a large Juniper Woodland. From the ground it appears the polygon should be bigger. Neighboring polygon 2-N17 seems to maybe be breaks in the trees although they appear insigificant from the ground level.This polygon definitely follows the Junipers, however in some areas shrubs and grasses are definitely dominant over the JunipersJuniperus monosperma covers seems very close to 10%; perhaps just below although it is still the most notable future.This is a patchy juniper woodland, with Ephedra torreyana dominating the understory!This is good for most of the polygon, however there are some areas where rabbitbrush and snakeweed are dominant admist the treesThis is good, except that it seems to be almost critically dividing the rabbitbrush shrubland polygon by picking out the junipersDefinitely a good fit except some of the polygon's substrate is limestone rather that cinder soils!Although this polygon seems to follow the trees, it has way more grass than trees! The grasses are a mix of black grama and galletaNot on cinders, on limestone outcroppingThis is really a sparse one-seed juniper woodland, in some areas rabbitbrush and galleta dominate!cinder wash to W, PLJA herbaceous to E ; Moenkopi sandstone ; some RHTR, FAPA, GUSA, EPTO, ERNA, EPVI ; wondering if GPS off as there is a skinny cinder wash 5M to WGalleta seems to be the most consistnet grass, however blue grama, needle-and-thread, and alkali scaton are also common. The key doesn t quite take us here, but it seems the most suitable!Vegetation atop sandstone rubble.This fits some of the polygon, however in other areas black grama dominates and in other areas Aristida sp. And Bouteloua curtipendula dominate --> Some areas shrub cover lower than 10%Mixed black grama and Snakeweed and Torrey's Joint-firMixed shrubs mostly Ephedra viridisShrubs Ephedra viridis, Atriplex canescens, Fallugia paradoxa, Ericameria nauseosaThis fits well except is some areas galleta co-dominates and other areas. The shrubs over sparse ~5-10%Not all black grama/mix of galleta and alkali sacaton!Some areas shrubs are dominant rather than the grass cover, other areas galleta is dominantDifficult to determine if galleta is co-dominating or if another species is really dominant in the polygon adjacent vegetation appears very similar to this polygon!not exactly a wash system but parallels a wash-Sporobolus clearly dominant; A few ATCO and GUSABlack grama not always greater cover than shrubs--possibly enfused w/ shrub type!This appears to be a mix of Atriplex canescens, Ericameria nauseosa, and Rhus trilobata, however no Artemisia filifoliaNote there is a broken sandstone shelf just south of the basaltOther map units identified: Galleta Mixed Shrubland ; This is a Bassalt Outcrop but dominant veg=Plja. Some Atca in polygon and a couple Ephedra and no Brickellia Rhus. This is really a combo of all 3 map labels above. Substrate=Basalt, dominant veg=Plja, other common veg=Mupo, Atca, and a few Ephedra viridisI am 20 meters from the actual point, however this is due to steep slope blocking access! I can still definitely see the polygon!This is more like a shrub herbaceous type with > grass cover than shrub: main grass is Pleuraphis jamesii and main shrubs are Fallugia paradoxa and Ericameria nauseosaBasalt Outcrop defines shape of plot but no Brca or Rhtr to fit the Basalt Outcrop Shrubland map label l|$Ir P@<2-O1Wupatki SWOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandGood (Some problems)a bit low JUMO coverSand Sagebrush ShrublandJUMO Cinder Wooded Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)a lot of ARFI, ERNA for WHVARFI-EP sp. 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ShrublandGood (Some problems)8@ 6BOER Colorado Plateau Mixed Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)c5)" P@\ 8<l 2-N13Wupatki SWBlack Grama Coconino Plateau Mixed ShrublandSnakeweed / Galleta GrasslandGood (Some problems)]@ 6GUSA/PLJA-(SPAI) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)c5)" P@r <j 2-N12Wupatki SWBlack Grama Coconino Plateau Mixed ShrublandGalleta Mixed GrasslandsGood (Some problems)@6PLJA-SPAI Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)r@3}c5)" [8D l 81XR@;j2-O6Wupatki SWOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandExactJUMO Cinder Wooded Herbaceous VegetationExactxV4(" R@;[2-O5Wupatki SWOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandExactA@6JUMO Cinder Wooded Herbaceous VegetationExactxV4(" R@:;n2-O4Wupatki SWOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandGood (Some problems) @6JUMO Cinder Wooded Herbaceous VegetationExactxV4(" R@q;2-O3Wupatki SEOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandGood (Some problems)@6JUMO Cinder Wooded Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)HECO-(BOER-PLJA) Herbaceous VegetationxV4(" R@;e2-O21Wupatki SWOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandExactJUMO Cinder Wooded Herbaceous VegetationExactyW5)" R@>;L2-O20Wupatki SWOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandGood (Some problems)w@6JUMO Cinder Wooded Herbaceous VegetationExactyW5)" U@ C;S2-O2Roden CraterOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandGood (Some problems)V@6JUMO Cinder Wooded Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)zX6(" R@pD;2-O19Wupatki SEOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandGood (Some problems)@6JUMO Cinder Wooded Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)d@9yW5)" T@;i2-O18Strawberry CraterOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandGood (Some problems)@6JUMO Cinder Wooded Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)^<)"  T@#%;2-O17Roden CraterOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandApache Plume Cinder ShrublandGood (Some problems)Some open sparse area tooFAPA-(ATCA-EPTO) Cinder ShrublandExactxY7)" R@X;Y2-O16Wupatki SWOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandExactJUMO Cinder Wooded Herbaceous VegetationExactyW5)" T@;2-O15Strawberry CraterOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandExactJUMO Cinder Wooded Herbaceous VegetationExact^<)" P@"<a2-O14Wupatki SWOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandGood (Some problems)e@6JUMO Cinder Wooded Herbaceous VegetationyW5)" _T@R;] 2-O13Wupatki SWOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandGalleta Mixed GrasslandsGood (Some problems)@6BOER-PLJA Herbaceous VegetationExactqW5)" R@B[;I2-O12Wupatki SWOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandPoor*@6JUMO Cinder Wooded Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)@9yW5)" R@;d2-O11Wupatki SWOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandExactJUMO Cinder Wooded Herbaceous VegetationExactyW5)"  T@%4;2-O10Roden CraterOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandGood (Some problems)d@6JUMO Cinder Wooded Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems){Y7)" LVAL, V ` , @v.64LtNo Poliomintha observed. Very little PLJA observedAssoc.=Poliomintha incana / Plja=shrubland ; No galleta observedno Atriplex observed. Poliomintha and Crispleaf Buckwheat and Sand Sagebrush all occur. Rabbitbrush and Tiquilia also. Galleta and Sporobolus common. Achnatherom commonEphedra torreyana occurs in polygonOne Epto observed. No Atca observed. Atco and Pleuraphis and Gutierrezia commonMuhlenbergia (Mupungens?) provides more cover than galleta.No Atriplex observed ; Only one Plja observed--grass mostly Sporobolusunvegetated clay badlands wash ; some ALHMAU nearbyNone of these species occur here!this occurs in downstream end of polygonshrubs >10% on at least half of plotNone of the species in the association description are found here!ERNA/PLJA (HECO) Shrub Herbaceous Vegetation was also selected. Rabbitbrush dominant shrub. Grass may have enough cover for this to be shrub herbaceous map labelRabbitbrush shrubland but no Plja ; Poliomintha presentLots of A. confertifolia, however very little Ephedra torreyanaOther associations identified: Pleuraphis jamesii Shrub Herbaceous Alliance; No Atca. Rabbitbrush common. Rhtr, Fapa, Jumo and Gusa present. Plja common. Boer and Side oats grama present. No HeterostipsThis really should be SPAI shrub herbaceous Alliance instead of the SPAI HVFAPA Cinder Shrubland also identified within the polygon. Could split into 2 polygonsFAPA Cinder Shrubland also identified within the polygon. Pockets of PLJA, but also interspersed ribbons of FAPA cindersother associations include Fallugia paradoxaHeterostipa dominant--galleta occurs but less than Heterostipalittle low on PLJA, more AndropogonARFI is an indicator, dominant species is EPVI and GUSAGusa almost=Spai cover ; no Plja?shrub cover greater than tree cover in some areas!area w/ at least 10% Juniper cover. BOUGRA and BOUERI dominate below. Again not on cinders but limestone3f w c < ToXq|8xN@>)< 2-P8Gray MountainSnakeweed / Galleta GrasslandWupatki Wash SystemExactSPAI Herbaceous VegetationrrrkV7(" O@T@(; 2-P7Wupatki SESnakeweed / Galleta GrasslandApache Plume Cinder ShrublandExactFAPA-(ATCA-EPTO) Cinder ShrublandExactyyyrS4(" Q@e&; 2-P6Wupatki SESnakeweed / Galleta GrasslandSand Sagebrush ShrublandExactARFI-EP sp. ShrublandExacttttmS4("  T@'; 2-P5Roden CraterSnakeweed / Galleta GrasslandGalleta Mixed ShrublandsGood (Some problems)y@;PLJA Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)oU6(" Q@S'; 2-P4Wupatki SESnakeweed / Galleta GrasslandSand Sagebrush ShrublandExactARFI-EP sp. ShrublandExacttttmS4(" Q@,; 2-P3Wupatki SESnakeweed / Galleta GrasslandSnakeweed / Galleta GrasslandGood (Some problems)@;GUSA/PLJA-(SPAI) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)rS4(" @T@*; 2-P2Wupatki SESnakeweed / Galleta GrasslandUnclassified Mixed ShrublandPoor@;ARFI-EP sp. ShrublandPoornot clear for entire polygonwqS4(" @U@q); 2-P15Wupatki SESnakeweed / Galleta GrasslandUnclassified Mixed ShrublandGood (Some problems)6@;Sand Sagebrush ShrublandGUSA Dwarf Shrub AlliancePoorsome EPTO, ERNA, ARFI as wellrT5)" @T@84<w 2-P14Wupatki SESnakeweed / Galleta GrasslandGalleta Mixed ShrublandsGood (Some problems)g@;PLJA Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)nT5)" N@$<0 !2-P13Wupatki SWSnakeweed / Galleta GrasslandStock Ponds and TanksGood (Some problems)@;Galleta GrasslandNone that fitPLJA Herbaceous VegetationkT5)" @R@0 <r 2-P12Wupatki SESnakeweed / Galleta GrasslandMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)@;Snakeweed / Galleta GrasslandGUSA Dwarf Shrub AllianceGood (Some problems)Ep. torreyana also present.GUSA/PLJA-(SPAI) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationCzT5)"  O@&<] 2-P11Wupatki SESnakeweed / Galleta GrasslandGalleta Mixed ShrublandsExact?@;PLJA Shrub Herbaceous VegetationExactunT5)" N@3'< 2-P10Wupatki SWSnakeweed / Galleta GrasslandWupatki Wash SystemGood (Some problems)t@6SPAI Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)B@9GUSA/PLJA-(SPAI) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationiT5)"  O@S'P<U 2-P1Wupatki SESnakeweed / Galleta GrasslandGalleta Mixed ShrublandsExactS@6Snakeweed / Galleta GrasslandPLJA Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)GUSA/PLJA-(SPAI) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationtmS4(" R@;X2-O9Wupatki SWOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandExactJUMO Cinder Wooded Herbaceous VegetationExactxV4(" R@ ; P2-O8Wupatki SWOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandExactJUMO Cinder Wooded Herbaceous VegetationExactxV4(" P@<Y2-O7Wupatki SWOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandExactJUMO Cinder Wooded Herbaceous VegetationExactxV4(" <LVAL2* r s V  \L'Vi$Almost an exact PLJA on black cinders (it seems black cinders are defining mucAlmost an exact PLJA on black cinders (it seems black cinders are defining much of the polygon). Note tht ATRCON is present and its cover is just below 8-10%This is a patchy Atriplex obovata and Pleuraphis jamesii spot, with it so barren it could really go either way!Apache Plume Cinders Shrubland also identified within the polygon. As polygon delineated, would call Galleta Mixed Shrubland. But don't want to combine what we see as two types, PLJA Herbaceous Veg and FAPA Shrubland, into one polygon.The shrub community is mainly Ephedra torreyana and Gutierrezia sarothraeShrub range from 5-10%, however they do appear to be consistant in this type and mostly are Ephedra torreyana and Atriplex confertifolia--some areas are more representative of galleta grasslandsGalleta Grassland also identified within the polygon. FAPA cinder areas between PLJA grass pockets ' could split into 2 polygons rather than blend FAPA cinder shrubland and PLJA Herbaceous Veg to form a PLJA_SHASouthern part of polygon is AlhagiThis polygon also contains high amounts of Sporobolus airoidesThis is really a polygon with shruby areas of Fallugia paradoxa on cinders and a mixed Pleuraphis jamesii/Sporobolus airoides grasslandMost of the polygon does appear to be rabbitbrush and galleta with patches of sand bluestream, however there are also patches of apache plume in the polygon too!Heterostipa greater than or equal to galletaMix of black grama and rabbitbrush!This is a very large polygon w/ some areas w/ more grass than shrubs and come more shrubs than grass. The shrub community is a mix of Atriplex canescens/Gutierrezia sarothrae, ephedra torreyana and Ericameria nauseosa. However, not one is more dominant than the other.This works well, except the main grass is not galleta and is Andropogon hallii --> however this species does not appear w/ rabbitbrush in veg! Little Pleuraphis jamesiiVery sparse vegetation w/ Atriplex obovata present, in low cover and Sporobolus airoides present frequently as well as some Salsola tragus--Area is definitely sparse clay soils that have badland soilsThis is a very mixed polygon of grasses, including SPAI, BOER, HECO, PLJA-->a ATCA shrub layer is also present with ~1-5% cover HECO seems to be persistent throughout although it is possible that this may be a mixed galleta grasslandDominant shrub=Atriplex confertifoliaAndropogon common (blue stem?) ; some PLJA ; *my mistake on key, it is shrub herbaceous veg, different from CC-17This is fairly accurate, except the shrub layer in some areas is co-dominant by Eriogonum fasiculatumright on edge of Ephedra cinder hummocksThis fits best in the key, although sandsagebrush is really an indicator >1% cover and seems to be the same community outside this polygonThis polygon contains a mix of grasses and shrubs, however galleta seems most dominant and Torrey's joint-fir on cinderSome areas greater shrubs than grasses, the most common other shrub was Ephedra torreyana. Some Bouteloua eriopoda was also presentright around me appears to be ARFI shrubland, but following erratic polygon path it is a mix of ERICOR, EPHTOR, ERINAU not cleara little bit of ARFI, but pulled out of ARFI polygonpatchy grass and shrub cover, mix of grasses, however mainly galleta and main shrub Ephedra torreyanaovergrazed near stock tank w/ exposed ground. Substrate=scattered small limestone boulders w/ tiny black cinder pebble and limestone and sandstone rock veneerEp. torreyana also present. Snakeweed may not have twice as much cover as herbaceous species. Galleta dominates herbaceous species though.Galleta dominant grass and Torrey's joint fir dominant shrub!2_= Q #  K *9bRbP@ w <@2-Q4Wupatki SWRabbitbrush ShrublandRabbitbrush ShrublandGood (Some problems).@;ERNA/PLJA(HECO) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)|@9xbK4("  T@);42-Q3Roden CraterRabbitbrush ShrublandRabbitbrush ShrublandExactERNA/PLJA(HECO) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationExact!!!kkkdM6(" T@W;t2-Q21Strawberry CraterRabbitbrush ShrublandBlack Grama Coconino Plateau Mixed ShrublandExact%@;BOER Colorado Plateau Mixed Shrub Herbaceous VegetationExactS<)"  T@2%B;2-Q20Roden CraterRabbitbrush ShrublandRabbitbrush ShrublandExactERNA/PLJA(HECO) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationExact!!!llleN7)" `T@1<2-Q2Wupatki SERabbitbrush ShrublandGalleta Mixed ShrublandsGood (Some problems)@;Galleta GrasslandPLJA Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)PLJA Herbaceous Vegetation{eK4(" R@;'2-Q19Wupatki SERabbitbrush ShrublandCrispleaf Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandExactERCO Cinder Sparse VegetationExactyyyrL5)"  T@D+3;2-Q18Roden CraterRabbitbrush ShrublandRabbitbrush ShrublandExactERNA/PLJA(HECO) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationExactllleN7)"  T@[);2-Q17Roden CraterRabbitbrush ShrublandRabbitbrush ShrublandGood (Some problems)@;ERNA/PLJA(HECO) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationPoor{eN7)" P@A<&2-Q16Wupatki SERabbitbrush ShrublandMound Saltbush Badlands Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)@;ATOB/SATR Badland Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)wL5)" P@H <I 2-Q15Wupatki SWRabbitbrush ShrublandNeedle-and-Thread GrasslandGood (Some problems)@ ;Galleta Mixed GrasslandsHECO-(BOER-PLJA) Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)BOER-PLJA Herbaceous VegetationiL5)" `P@'|;2-Q14Roden CraterRabbitbrush ShrublandRabbitbrush ShrublandExactERNA/PLJA(HECO) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationExactllleN7)" N@%<2-Q13Wupatki SWRabbitbrush ShrublandGalleta Mixed ShrublandsGood (Some problems)'@ ;Galleta GrasslandPLJA Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)fair amoun of SPAI in polygon|fL5)"  T@-;2-Q12Roden CraterRabbitbrush ShrublandRabbitbrush ShrublandGood (Some problems)s@ ;Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandERNA/PLJA(HECO) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)F@9ERCO Cinder Sparse Vegetation{eN7)" T@;y2-Q11Strawberry CraterRabbitbrush ShrublandRabbitbrush ShrublandGood (Some problems)g@ ;ERNA/PLJA(HECO) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)jS<)"  T@"L;2-Q10Roden CraterRabbitbrush ShrublandRabbitbrush ShrublandGood (Some problems)*@ ;Apache Plume Cinder ShrublandERNA/PLJA(HECO) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)low PLJA cover{eN7)" U@3;U2-Q1Roden CraterRabbitbrush ShrublandRabbitbrush ShrublandExactERNA/PLJA(HECO) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationExactkkkdM6(" R@"; 2-P9Wupatki SESnakeweed / Galleta GrasslandSand Sagebrush ShrublandGood (Some problems)@;ARFI-EP sp. ShrublandGood (Some problems)n@9mS4("  ; Y  E*HpO@((<] 2-R19Wupatki NEGalleta Mixed ShrublandsGalleta Mixed GrasslandsGood (Some problems)@>Moenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationBOER-PLJA Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)iO5)" P@5< 2-R18Wupatki SEGalleta Mixed ShrublandsGalleta GrasslandExactPLJA Herbaceous VegetationExactiiibO5)"  O@!<2-R17Wupatki SEGalleta Mixed ShrublandsBlack Grama GrasslandPoor@>BOER Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)xxlfO5)"  O@b%<i2-R16Wupatki SEGalleta Mixed ShrublandsUnclassified Mixed ShrublandExact@>EPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)tmO5)"  O@% <Z 2-R15Wupatki SEGalleta Mixed ShrublandsGalleta GrasslandGood (Some problems)@;PLJA Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)xbO5)"  S@9L<# 2-R14Wupatki SEGalleta Mixed ShrublandsGalleta GrasslandGood (Some problems)q@;Galleta Mixed ShrublandsPLJA Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)PLJA Shrub Herbaceous VegetationxbO5)" P@- <2-R13Wupatki SEGalleta Mixed ShrublandsGalleta Mixed ShrublandsGood (Some problems)@;Galleta GrasslandPLJA Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)@9PLJA Herbaceous VegetationiO5)" `T@.;2-R12Wupatki SEGalleta Mixed ShrublandsGalleta Mixed ShrublandsExactK@;PLJA Shrub Herbaceous VegetationExact||piO5)" Q@*, <n2-R11Wupatki SEGalleta Mixed ShrublandsGalleta Mixed ShrublandsGood (Some problems)@;PLJA Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)iO5)" P@"8 <2-R10Wupatki SEGalleta Mixed ShrublandsGalleta Mixed ShrublandsGood (Some problems)@;Apache Plume Cinder ShrublandPLJA Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)@9PLJA Herbaceous Vegetation iO5)"  S@B;<% 2-R1Wupatki SEGalleta Mixed ShrublandsGalleta GrasslandGood (Some problems)$@;Little Colorado River Invasive Riparian ShrublandPLJA Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)!Southern half of polygon=AlhagiALMA Invasive Shrubland.waN4(" V@X<,2-Q9Wupatki SWRabbitbrush ShrublandApache Plume Cinder ShrublandGood (Some problems)@@;FAPA-(ATCA-EPTO) Cinder ShrublandGood (Some problems)jK4(" T@9;e2-Q8Strawberry CraterRabbitbrush ShrublandRabbitbrush ShrublandExactERNA/PLJA(HECO) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationExactpppiR;(" T@Y:;c2-Q7Roden CraterRabbitbrush ShrublandRabbitbrush ShrublandExactERNA/PLJA(HECO) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationExactkkkdM6(" V@<# 2-Q6Wupatki SWRabbitbrush ShrublandGalleta Mixed Grasslands@;Apache Plume Cinder ShrublandPLJA-SPAI Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)X@9ATCA - (EPVI/MUPO) Sandstone Sparse VegetationqeeK4(" U@+!-;2-Q5Roden CraterRabbitbrush ShrublandRabbitbrush ShrublandGood (Some problems)@;Apache Plume Cinder ShrublandERNA/PLJA(HECO) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)FAPA-(ATCA-EPTO) Cinder Shrubland zdM6(" PLVAL{ F  8 W S5d:uOQNot sure, substrate is a clay soil that apNot sure, substrate is a clay soil that appears to be limestone derived of little veg.occurs in downstream end of polygonNo Shale, but sparse alkali sacaton grasslands on thick clayNot in a wash, but a dense clay area with black cinders, sparse veg. in some areas possibly less than 5%Some areas <5% vegetation, possibly a different map class, soils mostly clay w/ limestoneSPAI dominant species, but definitely in some areas <5%shrubs >10% on at least half of plotMud flat w/ Alkali Sacaton ~2% total vegThis map class appears to be on the edge of this and the galleta mixed shrubland and I may be confused of the polygon boundary due to the close proximityMap Label: Rabbitbrush Shrubland ; Basalt Outcrop occurs on polygon. Rabbitbrush is dominant shrub. Arfi and Epvi common. No Rhtr, Brca or Foresteria. Grass (Coallek, Boer, and Heco) may have >1/2 cover of shrubs (I.e. shrub cover distance to one edge of polygon so who knows what polygon I'm in. Vegetation <5% at GPS point but substrate = mix of tiny black cinders, and sandstone dirt, pebbles, and rocks. None that fit in key. Snakeweed and Ephedra torreyana share dominance in patches which may or may not be part of polygon-unclassified shrubland. Geomorph=Upland DraingewayIt is really a mix of black grama/galleta and Atriplex confertifolia and Ephedra viridis!The other shrub to co-dominate this polygon is rabbitbrush and Gutierrezia with Ephedra torreyana and Atriplex confertifolia also abundantNote total vegetation cover is low like 5-10%Arfi common throughout polygon--similar amount of cover as Pleuraphis. Ephedra torreyana presentSome areas patchy shrub cover <10% and other areas patchy grass cover (definitely a steppe type!)This is a shrub herbaceous type and is co-dominanted by galleta and alkali sacaton, the dominant shrub is torrey's joint-fir, this exact type is not in the keyMostly Snakeweed and Torrey's joint-fir w/ Jone galleta grass, no map class fits this if on cinder!This is a rabbitbrush shrubland occuring along banks of kish zhini wash--sand substrate, no galleta ; Frosted Mint presentThis is really an Atriplex confertifolia polygon with some galleta, but not enough to call it a Shrub Herbaceous type --> it all occurs on cinders w/ shale and limestone boldersOther map units identified: Galleta Mixed Shrubland ; Substrate is Moenkopi and limestone. EPTO present, no Atriplex or Eriogonum canescens. Rabbitbrush common. Some At. confertifolia present.This map class appears to be a sparse Apache Plume, Rabbitbrush, and Torrey's Join fir association that is mixed with galleta, that in some areas is dominant while in other areas the shrubs are more commonThis polygon appears to be in a drainage way that contains galleta and a mixed shrub community, adjacent to this a similar community exists, however two different polygons were mapped as this type!This is really a mixed SPAI shrub herbaceous type with mainly ATCO and EPTO!Some areas it does not appear that galleta is 10% as well as alkali sacaton also appears in the polygon, but not enough to be dominantPoor confidence was also selected. There is at least 10% shrub cover. The shrubs are in order of dominance EPHTOR, ATRCON, and ERINAU. EPHTOR is very much the most common shrub.This polygon seems to be defined by a black cinder substrate. About 1/2+ the polygon is black grama, the other half (or less) is barren cinders w/ a few shrubs ATRCANShrubs mix of snakeweed and Ephedra torreyana, occuring on a cinder patch --> floristically and geologically no shrubs seem to fit!!@o T m {N@!<2-R7Wupatki SEGalleta Mixed ShrublandsUnclassified Mixed ShrublandNone that fitv@>None that fit no alliance{lN4(" `T@0<2-R6Wupatki SEGalleta Mixed ShrublandsGalleta Mixed ShrublandsGood (Some problems)[@>Black Grama GrasslandPLJA Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)BOER CPMSHV~hN4(" @R@0e <L2-R5Wupatki SEGalleta Mixed ShrublandsMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)@>EPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)pN4(" P@S<P 2-R4Wupatki SWGalleta Mixed ShrublandsGalleta GrasslandGood (Some problems)shrub cover >10% in placesGalleta Mixed ShrublandsPLJA Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)shrubs >10% in placesPLJA Shrub Herbaceous Vegetation0waN4(" O@(A+<]2-R3Wupatki NEGalleta Mixed ShrublandsSand Sagebrush ShrublandGood (Some problems)/@>Moenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationARFI-EP sp. ShrublandExact~hN4(" Q@.'c<2-R29Wupatki SEGalleta Mixed ShrublandsRabbitbrush ShrublandGood (Some problems)c@ >Sand Sagebrush ShrublandERNA/PLJA(HECO) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)no Hesperostipa observedARFI-EP sp. Shrubland" |fO5)" P@&^ <2-R28Wupatki SEGalleta Mixed ShrublandsGalleta Mixed ShrublandsGood (Some problems)c@ >PLJA Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)iO5)" @R@3<O2-R27Wupatki SEGalleta Mixed ShrublandsGalleta Mixed ShrublandsGood (Some problems)@ >PLJA Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)iO5)"  O@_&<j2-R26Wupatki SEGalleta Mixed ShrublandsUnclassified Mixed ShrublandExacte@ >EPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)tmO5)" @S@;b*<2-R25Wupatki NEGalleta Mixed ShrublandsFrosted Mint ShrublandNone that fit|@ >Frosted Mint ShrublandNone that fitn@ 9POIN/PLJA ShrublandvgO5)" U@'<S2-R24Wupatki SEGalleta Mixed ShrublandsMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationPoor@>EPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)~@ 9wqO5)" U@'$<2-R23Wupatki SEGalleta Mixed ShrublandsMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)@>Rabbitbrush ShrublandEPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)@ 9ERNA/PLJA(HECO) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationqO5)" P@*?<2-R22Wupatki SWGalleta Mixed ShrublandsGalleta Mixed ShrublandsGood (Some problems)@>PLJA Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)iO5)" Q@, <n2-R21Wupatki SEGalleta Mixed ShrublandsGalleta Mixed ShrublandsGood (Some problems)@>PLJA Shrub Herbaceous VegetationExactiO5)" @R@. <V2-R20Wupatki SEGalleta Mixed ShrublandsWupatki Wash SystemGood (Some problems)N@>SPAI Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)@ 9zdO5)" P@2<n2-R2Wupatki SEGalleta Mixed ShrublandsGalleta Mixed ShrublandsGood (Some problems)@>PLJA Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)~hN4("  VE2xzLO@m? <N""2-T2Wupatki SEQuarries and Gravel PitsQuarries and Gravel PitsPoor@HzzzzzznhN4(" O@T? <J""2-T1Wupatki SEQuarries and Gravel PitsQuarries and Gravel PitsPoor@HzzzzzznhN4(" O@!Z6< 2-S9Wupatki NENeedle-and-Thread GrasslandGalleta GrasslandGood (Some problems)@HGalleta Mixed GrasslandsPLJA Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)BOER-PLJA Herbaceous VegetationzdQ4(" N@9 <* 2-S8Wupatki SWNeedle-and-Thread GrasslandWupatki Wash SystemGood (Some problems)Q@HMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationSPAI Herbaceous VegetationExact|fQ4(" O@w6< 2-S7Gray MountainNeedle-and-Thread GrasslandGalleta GrasslandExact@HPLJA Herbaceous VegetationExactzzngT7(" N@a$<# 2-S6Wupatki SWNeedle-and-Thread GrasslandMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)X@>Moenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationEPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationPoorB@9wQ4(" N@ < 2-S5Wupatki SWNeedle-and-Thread GrasslandWupatki Wash SystemExact%@>Little Colorado River Invasive Riparian ShrublandSPAI Herbaceous VegetationExactP@9ALMA Invasive ShrublandymfQ4(" N@>*< 2-S4Gray MountainNeedle-and-Thread GrasslandWupatki Wash SystemPoor @HSPAI Herbaceous VegetationExact{{oiT7(" P@ <> 2-S3Wupatki SWNeedle-and-Thread GrasslandGalleta Mixed ShrublandsExactPLJA Shrub Herbaceous VegetationExactrrrkQ4(" N@ "<+ 2-S2Wupatki SWNeedle-and-Thread GrasslandMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationPoor>@>Wupatki Wash SystemSPAI Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)only SPAI present in plot}wQ4(" N@ <C 2-S13Wupatki SWNeedle-and-Thread GrasslandWupatki Wash SystemGood (Some problems)j@>SPAI Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)}gR5)" N@ #<+ 2-S12Wupatki SWNeedle-and-Thread GrasslandWupatki Wash SystemGood (Some problems)[@>Moenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationSPAI Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)}gR5)" N@!<* 2-S11Wupatki SWNeedle-and-Thread GrasslandWupatki Wash SystemGood (Some problems)9@>Moenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationSPAI Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)}gR5)" P@w<C 2-S10Wupatki SWNeedle-and-Thread GrasslandNeedle-and-Thread GrasslandGood (Some problems)&@>Rabbitbrush ShrublandHECO-(BOER-PLJA) Herbaceous VegetationExactH@9ERNA/PLJA(HECO) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationoR5)" N@_&<" 2-S1Wupatki SWNeedle-and-Thread GrasslandMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse Vegetation*@>Wupatki Wash SystemwwQ4(" 7Q@],t <j2-R9Wupatki SEGalleta Mixed ShrublandsMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)@>Galleta Mixed ShrublandsATCA - (EPVI/MUPO) Sandstone Sparse VegetationPoor@9PLJA Shrub Herbaceous VegetationtN4(" R@A;2-R8Wupatki SEGalleta Mixed ShrublandsSand Sagebrush ShrublandGood (Some problems)*@>Black Grama / Coconino Plateau Mixed ShrublandARFI-EP sp. ShrublandGood (Some problems)F@ 9BOER Colorado Plateau Mixed Shrub Herb Veg~hN4(" YNBBY  Y d Cover Class CodeCover ClassBDYPrimaryKeyv1UAq>75% >50-75%>25-50%>10-25%>5-10%1-5% <1%  A @CCCCCCC]YNFFY  Y dCow_sys CodeCow_sysPatDFhUT rFiYY.lookuptbl_CowsysCow_sysPrimaryKeyv1ELaustrinePalustrineRiverineEstuarineILVALg< M 0 I [ Vb%really just sandy here, no dunes/hummocks ; also, few cinders, mostly just sand really just sandy here, no dunes/hummocks ; also, few cinders, mostly just sand from sandstone ; so in key went straight to shrub herbaceous rather than substrateNo Poliomintha observed. Geomorphology=hills eroded into badlands w/ coarse sand and river cobles on surface. Very little Plja observed. Mostly sporobolus. Ephedra torreyana does occur. Almost as dominant as PsorothamnosSubstrate is not so much Moenkopi Shale as it is sand dune/badland type formation with coarse sand and pleistocene river cobbles on surface. Ephedra torreyana in polygon. Map Label=Frosted mint shrublandMap Label: Sand Sagebrush Shrubland, Frosted Mint Shrubland ; Small amount of Poliomintha present. Crispleaf buckwheat. Ephedra torreyana common. Soils are sandy w/ Pleistocene pebbles and cobbles and tiny black cinders. Map label a hybrid of all 4 listed above. Perhaps should be NONE THAT FITRiver cobbles cover most of polygon--badland geomorph. Psorothamnus and Fallugia also occurSubstrate=sandy hills and ridges w/ Pleistocene river pebbles and a few cobbles. One Ep. Torreyana observed in plot. Dominant plants=shadscale and snakeweed. Galleta common, though hill sides are of sand (stabalized dunes) no Poliomintha observed. Tiquilia present, Rabbitbrush preset, Isocoma present. This polygon is a mish mash of map labels: Substrate=hybrid of Moenkopis Shale and Frosted Mint Map Label. Veg=hybrid of Moenkopi Shale, Moenkopi Sandstone and Unclassified Mixed Shrubland.Psorothamnus common. Substrate includes Moenkopi badlands as well as surface cover of coarse sand and Pleistocene river cobbles Ephedra toreyana occurs throughout polygonPleistocene river cobbles occur polygon. Ephedra torreyana ocurs also. Substrate is sand dune covered w/ cobbles--geomorph has terrain of badland but not shaleyNot sparse vegetation; cover =10% + ; Characterized by EPHTOR and GUTSAR w/ large patches of PLEJAM and ARI sp. Substrate is black and sandstone rubble. ATRCON readily present.Some areas are barren, some areas contain large patches of Alhagi MaurorumLots of areas have camelthorn too!Recently (<10yrs.) colonized flood channel. 1-2m tall tamarisk. Dead Salsola tragus provides about equal cover to tamarisksparse cover of ERNA, difficulty with discerning polygonpolygon may be an attempt of cinder barren but EPTO cover high except in one small patchI am standing ~75m NE of the polygon--did not want to bother inhabitants of houseThis is an unidentified land use probably associated w/ nearby quarries. Polygon lies atop badland formation on flat ridge w/ Pleistocene river cobbles. Polygon has been driven over and apparently graded or scraped with heavy equipment. Atco and Ephedra growing here now sparsely.Unidentified land use--probably gravel pit or quarry or top of flat ridgeline--land contains parallel rows of "roads"-paths heavy equipment drove over with burms in between as if land graded or scraped. Atco and Ephedra growing here nowGalleta is surely dominant. Polygon is set of dark basalt bare ground with patches of vegetation. Both Black grama and Alkali Sacaton are present. Shrubs such as ATRCON, LYCAND, EPHVIR are probably 5-8% veg cover.Alkali Sacaton consisting of the dominant veg, but in many areas A. Sacaton <5%Is this a mistake? All other S's have looked very different! Possibly area has high runoff--a mix of Sporobolus airoides occurse here too!Geomorphology not obviously sheet flow or low gradient channel.* Soils are silt to at least 1" depth w/ broken up limestone rocks and small boulders. Substrate provides ~95% cover. Spai provides remainder. *Appears to a very shallow collecting run off from abovet< W W%O@59</2-Y1Wupatki SEFrosted Mint ShrublandFrosted Mint ShrublandGood (Some problems)@ HMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationPOIN/PLJA ShrublandGood (Some problems)@9EPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationzdL4("  O@(j<@2-X1Wupatki SEUnclassified Mixed ShrublandMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)@ HSnakeweed / Galleta GrasslandEPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationGUSA/PLJA-(SPAI) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationtR4(" O@E:<)2-W9Wupatki SEActive River ChannelActive River ChannelExactggggggg`J4("  O@2+<L2-W8Wupatki SEActive River ChannelActive River ChannelExactggggggg`J4("  O@, <(2-W7Wupatki SEActive River ChannelActive River ChannelExactggggggg`J4(" O@V@< 2-W6Wupatki SEActive River ChannelActive River ChannelExactggggggg`J4(" @S@W/0< 2-W5Wupatki NEActive River ChannelActive River ChannelExactggggggg`J4(" O@(p3<!2-W4Wupatki NEActive River ChannelActive River ChannelGood (Some problems)L@ HLittle Colorado River Invasive Riparian ShrublandALMA Invasive ShrublandGood (Some problems)v`J4("  O@,|<.2-W3Wupatki SEActive River ChannelActive River ChannelGood (Some problems)$@ HLittle Colorado River Invasive Riparian ShrublandALMA Invasive ShrublandGood (Some problems)sparse shrub larger (1-5%)  v`J4(" @S@7<N*<2-W2Wupatki NEActive River ChannelActive River ChannelExactggggggg`J4("  O@F/o<(2-W12Wupatki NEActive River ChannelActive River ChannelExacthhhhhhhaK5)" P@(2"<2-W11Wupatki SEActive River ChannelLittle Colorado River Invasive Riparian ShrublandExact~@ HTA sp. Temporarily Flooded ShrublandExact~K5)" P@1)<22-W10Wupatki SEActive River ChannelActive River ChannelExactNone that fitf@9whhhhaK5)" P@u*s<-2-W1Wupatki SEActive River ChannelActive River ChannelExactggggggg`J4(" U@q;'2-V3Wupatki SESand Bluestem GrasslandCinder BarrenPoor:@HRabbitbrush ShrublandNone that fitnb\M4(" @T@);2-V2Wupatki SESand Bluestem GrasslandCrispleaf Buckwheat Cinder ShrublandGood (Some problems)ERNA, ANDHAL commonERCO Cinder Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)ERICOR cover is low in spots  sM4(" @T@^);2-V1Wupatki SESand Bluestem GrasslandMormon Tea Cinder Dune ShrublandExactZ@HEPTO-ACHY Hummock ShrublandGood (Some problems)no ACHHYM on cindersvoM4(" N@9<  2-U3Wupatki SWRural Residential DevelopmentRural Residential DevelopmentExactyyyyyyyrS4(" P@!+@.<% 2-U2Wupatki NERural Residential DevelopmentRural Residential DevelopmentExactyyyyyyyrS4(" Q@*~; 2-U1Wupatki SERural Residential DevelopmentRural Residential DevelopmentExactS@HyrS4(" O@= <>""2-T3Wupatki SEQuarries and Gravel PitsQuarries and Gravel PitsExactooooooohN4(" 1 4bz_r(9<2-Z16Wupatki SESand Sagebrush ShrublandApache Plume Cinder ShrublandGood (Some problems)Some Artfilifolia presentSand Sagebrush ShrublandFAPA-(ATCA-EPTO) Cinder ShrublandGood (Some problems)No Atca. Some Arfi presentARFI-EP sp. Shrubland>'nO5)" @T@o+L;2-Z15Wupatki SESand Sagebrush ShrublandMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)some GUSA, cindersGUSA Dwarf Shrub AlliancePoor@KuO5)" P@J2<i2-Z14Wupatki SESand Sagebrush ShrublandUnclassified Mixed ShrublandGood (Some problems)@LARFI-EP sp. ShrublandNone that fitBest fit although no ARFImO5)" Q@,O<2-Z13Wupatki SESand Sagebrush ShrublandSand Sagebrush ShrublandExact}@LARFI-EP sp. ShrublandGood (Some problems)@K||piO5)" Q@L;2-Z12Wupatki SESand Sagebrush ShrublandGalleta Mixed ShrublandsExactShrubs may be barren 10%PLJA Shrub Herbaceous VegetationExact~@KpiO5)" P@y3<k2-Z11Wupatki SESand Sagebrush ShrublandUnclassified Mixed ShrublandGood (Some problems)i@LNone that fitmO5)" M@.<2-Z10Wupatki SESand Sagebrush ShrublandApache Plume Cinder ShrublandGood (Some problems)@LSand Sagebrush ShrublandFAPA-(ATCA-EPTO) Cinder ShrublandGood (Some problems)ARFI-EP sp. 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ShrublandExactooohN4(" O@9}<@?2-Y9Wupatki SEFrosted Mint ShrublandFrosted Mint ShrublandExact4@LMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationPOIN/PLJA ShrublandGood (Some problems)Z@KEPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationwkdL4(" P@5Q<l2-Y8Wupatki SEFrosted Mint ShrublandMormon Tea Cinder Dune ShrublandGood (Some problems)@HEPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationExactnL4(" O@9 <42-Y7Wupatki SEFrosted Mint ShrublandFrosted Mint ShrublandGood (Some problems)@HMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationPOIN/PLJA ShrublandPoorf@9zdL4(" O@69V</2-Y6Wupatki SEFrosted Mint ShrublandFrosted Mint ShrublandGood (Some problems)@HMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationEPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)@9POIN/PLJA ShrublandzdL4(" @R@9 <[2-Y5Wupatki SEFrosted Mint ShrublandMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationPoor-@HMormon Tea Cinder Dune ShrublandEPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationPoorX@9tnL4(" O@9<12-Y4Wupatki SEFrosted Mint ShrublandFrosted Mint ShrublandGood (Some problems)^@HMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationPOIN/PLJA ShrublandGood (Some problems)F@9EPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationzdL4(" @R@"?Y<E2-Y3Wupatki SEFrosted Mint ShrublandMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationPoor@Hnone that fitEPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationPoor@9none that fittnL4(" O@9<-2-Y2Wupatki SEFrosted Mint ShrublandFrosted Mint ShrublandGood (Some problems)@HMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationPOIN/PLJA ShrublandGood (Some problems)v@9EPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationzdL4(" LVAL( H Z N l  z 8 z*$fDGUSA/PLJA-(SPAI) Shrub Herbaceous Vegetation Association also selected ; North--Gusa/Plja (Spai)-Good-Lots of Boer here see front ; Mid--Boer Coc. Plat. Mixed Shrub-Exact ; South--Boer Herb Veg-Good-Spai may=Boer hereTree cover seems dangerously close to 10%, if not below.None of these species occur in this plot!Dominated by SPAI, but not pure. Mixed SPAI w/ PLJA, GUSA, HECO, BOER, and BOGR. There is is some sheet flow here as ground is clay (the color of limestone)Brca/Rhtr Shrubland is good confidence--there is actually more Atriplex canescens than either of these 2 shrubsNo Brickellia, but lots of Rhus trilobataNo Rhus, but Brickellia, lots of Fallugia paradoxaNo ATCA or FAPA, but otherwise a good fitSome areas have high GUSA look in front!There are LYPA, ATCA, ERNA, and GUSA present w/ SPAI and large clumps of PLJAGrass is too grazed to tell if it is SPAI, but not abundant enough to really be considered.None of these species occure here!Again dominant herbaceous type is actually Bouteloua gracilisSome areas high grazing intensityIn places Galleta=Boer cover but overall Boer dominant. Galleta overall <25%it would be great if this included ATCA too!However, no Ephedra sp. Is seen to dominate or ever occur as more than 1% cover!with EPVI, EPTO, MUPO, ERNA, ATCAmix of ERICOR, ARTFIL, EPHTOR, PLEJAM, ERINAU, etcFapa dominates in places but overall Arfi-Ephedra is very good fit ; Ephedra=viridisonly a few Arfi. Sporobolus airoides. Pleuraphis commonARFI is present and in some area is an indicator for this type!Little Artemisia filifolia (<1%) in polygonSome ATCA and no EPVI or MUPO, some FAPA also occurs here!Association: Gutierrezia sarothrae Dwarf Shrub Alliance ; low coverNot very much Ephedra sp. <--it sems to be an indicator in this polygon!Epto dominant shrub. Atca and Gusa also common. Boer present.Plja not dominant grass. Sporobolus dominant:LVAL!<V _  - % V 3 q  q$4(< Within polygon exist areas of almost pure Boer and areas of almost pure Pleuraphis. These smaller areas would be black grWithin polygon exist areas of almost pure Boer and areas of almost pure Pleuraphis. These smaller areas would be black grama grassland or galleta grassland. Overall I think galleta <50% herbaceous cover. Can't realy make sense of polygon shapeError is 5 m ~ site of the plot! The plot is really and difficult to tell if we are in the plot--snakeweed appears to stradle the plotGalleta and black grama often occur co-dominanting in the plot, but range in cover from of black grama from (0-25%) -->highly grazed!Some areas mixed w/ galleta, some area pure stand of galleta?It is difficult to discern whether Black Grama or Galleta grass is truely dominant. Could be co-dominantNote there are sections where SPAI is probably co-dominant w/ BOGRThis is a blue grama (B.gracilis) grasslandSome areas of the polygon are pure PLJA while some areas (usually amongst basalt bolders) are PLJA mixed w/ BOER and HECOThe dominant grass here is really Bouteloua gracilis--but there is no vegetation type to fit.Dominated by Bouteloua gracilis. Pleuraphis jamesii makes up approx. 1/3 of herbaceous vegetationBouteloua spp. ~50/50 eriopoda and gracilis. Some Pleuraphis here alsoThe dominant grass is Bouteloua gracilis; patches of the polygon where Bouteloua gracilis cover = Bouteloua eriopoda coversome rabbitbrush patches in polygon <10% cover!An area w/ high intensity grazing ~75 meters from main stock tankSand Sagebrush acts often as an indicator w/ ATCA or EPTO often w/ higher %Most areas it appears to be this, however in some areas there is a lot of PLJA in the understory w/ possibilities of this being galeta mixed shrublandSome areas appear to have equal cover of galleta to shrubs in this area the map label most appropriate seems to be galleta mixed shrublandFapa share dominance or >Arfi in places. Substrate=80% black cinders. Overall Arfi dominates. Rabbitbrush, Epvi, and Atca also presentThis is a mix of galleta and mainly Ephedra torreyana and Gutierrezia sarothraeThis polygon appears to contain patchy galleta and patchy shrubs all on cinder dunes. Ephedra torreyana is present and Artemisia filifolia may act as an indicator! Some areas grasses?shrubs?Ephedra=viridis. Atca=Fapa coverThis shrubland is dominated by Atriplex confertifolia and occurs in an area of sheetflow--it appears that the Sand sagebrush type would fit here, except that sandsagebrush is not here even as an indicator!This polygon contains Ephedra viridis and Fallugia paradoxa too, I did find one Artemisia filifolia plant, but it did not appear to be sufficient to be called Sand Sagebrush Shrubland. This does occur adjacent to a wash, but does not appear to be a drainageway!only <1% of sand sage occurs here--the dominant species is Ephedra torreyana and Atriplex canescensmainly Ephedra torreyana here with some Artemisia filifoliaThis fits key perfectly, but is really an EPVI, ERNA, and ARFI typethin veneer of cinders makes shale hard to see but plants fit descriptionThis area is of sandstone boulders and cindersThis seems to fit seeing that shrubs occur on cinders w/ EPTO, ATCO, and GUSA-->nothing too distinct, would fit the Sand Sagebrush Shrublands except that there is no Sand Sagebrush as an indicator!This is a large polygon, however as far as I can see it appears to be dominated by sand sagebrush with a galleta understoryCinder soil with shadscale the dominant species, no sand sagebrush it does not sem to fit well anywhereSome patches are predominately Apache Plume and other are a mix of Sand Sagebrush and other species listed in key for sand sagebrush shrublandSubstrate not covered but Ephedra torreyana occurs`X  +   FJU@!;2-Z5Wupatki SESand Sagebrush ShrublandSand Sagebrush ShrublandExactARFI-EP sp. ShrublandExactB@ KooohN4(" @T@i)|;2-Z4Wupatki SESand Sagebrush ShrublandUnclassified Mixed ShrublandExactNone that fitd@ KsssslN4(" @R@1?<e2-Z33Wupatki SESand Sagebrush ShrublandSand Sagebrush ShrublandExactARFI-EP sp. ShrublandGood (Some problems)Sporobolus commonpppiO5)" Q@3%<2-Z30Wupatki SESand Sagebrush ShrublandSand Sagebrush ShrublandGood (Some problems)@LApache Plume Cinder ShrublandARFI-EP sp. ShrublandGood (Some problems)@KFAPA-(ATCA-EPTO) Cinder ShrublandiO5)" Q@,u<}2-Z3Wupatki SESand Sagebrush ShrublandSand Sagebrush ShrublandExactARFI-EP sp. ShrublandExactooohN4(" Q@);2-Z29Wupatki SESand Sagebrush ShrublandSand Sagebrush ShrublandExactARFI-EP sp. ShrublandExactpppiO5)" @R@t.<q2-Z28Wupatki SESand Sagebrush ShrublandSand Sagebrush ShrublandExactARFI-EP sp. ShrublandGood (Some problems)p@KpppiO5)" `T@b.<;2-Z27Wupatki SESand Sagebrush ShrublandGalleta Mixed ShrublandsExactQ@LPLJA Shrub Herbaceous VegetationExact||piO5)" P@1u<e2-Z26Wupatki SESand Sagebrush ShrublandSand Sagebrush ShrublandGood (Some problems)@ LARFI-EP sp. ShrublandGood (Some problems)~@KPLJA Shrub Herbaceous VegetationiO5)" Q@ ;2-Z25Wupatki SESand Sagebrush ShrublandApache Plume Cinder ShrublandGood (Some problems)#@ LFAPA-(ATCA-EPTO) Cinder ShrublandGood (Some problems)Ephedra=viridisnO5)" Q@`*;2-Z24Wupatki SESand Sagebrush ShrublandSand Sagebrush ShrublandExactARFI-EP sp. ShrublandExactpppiO5)" Q@<,!<r2-Z23Wupatki SESand Sagebrush ShrublandUnclassified Mixed ShrublandExact@ LNone that fittmO5)" R@;2-Z22Wupatki SESand Sagebrush ShrublandFourwing Saltbush Upland DrainagewaysGood (Some problems)@ LATCA Wash/Floodplain ShrublandGood (Some problems)vO5)" Q@c#;2-Z21Wupatki SESand Sagebrush ShrublandSand Sagebrush ShrublandGood (Some problems)e@ LARFI-EP sp. 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ShrublandExactiO5)" P@2<l2-Z18Wupatki SESand Sagebrush ShrublandMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)K@LEPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationExactqO5)" `T@.; 2-Z17Wupatki SESand Sagebrush ShrublandMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)0@LATCA - (EPVI/MUPO) Sandstone Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)t@KuO5)" 0   ]JcM@;, C6East of SP MountainGalleta GrasslandBlack Grama GrasslandGood (Some problems)_@LBOER Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)z@K{eN;&" M@;I C5East of SP MountainGalleta GrasslandGalleta GrasslandNone that fitd@LNone that fit|||paN;&" M@0;A C4East of SP MountainGalleta GrasslandBlack Grama GrasslandGood (Some problems)I@LBOER Herbaceous Vegetation{eN;&" _ N@W<d C3Wupatki SWGalleta GrasslandGalleta Mixed GrasslandsExactBOER-PLJA Herbaceous VegetationExactfff_E2&" N@V%<} C2East of SP MountainGalleta GrasslandGalleta GrasslandExacthhhhhhhaN;&" M@ ;D C15East of SP MountainGalleta GrasslandBlack Grama GrasslandPoor|@LBOER Herbaceous VegetationPoorxxlfO<'" N@mY%<b C14East of SP MountainGalleta GrasslandGalleta GrasslandExact nearly a pure stand of galletaPLJA Herbaceous VegetationExactibO<'"  N@uk<W C13Wupatki SWGalleta GrasslandGalleta GrasslandExactPLJA Herbaceous Vegetation||||```YF3'" O N@<` C12Wupatki SWGalleta GrasslandGalleta GrasslandExact1@LPLJA Herbaceous Vegetationll`YF3'" _N@<< C11East of SP MountainGalleta GrasslandGalleta GrasslandExactPLJA Herbaceous VegetationExactiiibO<'" M@ < C10East of SP MountainGalleta GrasslandGalleta GrasslandExactPLJA Herbaceous VegetationExactB@KiiibO<'" M@< C1East of SP MountainGalleta GrasslandBlack Grama GrasslandGood (Some problems)This is a archeological siteGalleta Mixed GrasslandsBOER Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)@ K{eN;&" M@j<!!B3East of SP MountainStock Ponds and TanksStock Ponds and TanksGood (Some problems)C@LPraire Dog ColonyiR;&" ? 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Also higher bare cinder cover w/in plot.Vegetation w/in polygon is not significantly different than outside polygon. Entire general area is wooded herbaceous w/ high herbceous cover. (Mostly Bouteloua eriopoda)Juniper cover may be less then 10% in the areaJuniperus monosperma seems to be about 10% cover. Pleuraphis jamesii cover thick in some places, but surrounded by bare cindersGrasses vary in % cover of Needle-and-Thread, galleta, and alkali sacaton, hard to distinguish % cover changes and dominance in polygonpatchy grass cover...PLJA, HECO, and BOER have to qualify % coverMostly snakeweed w/ no grass cover, substrate is sitly soil w/ a little cinders -->no map class fits ; Black Grama seems to also be in some of the polygon--we might have been 5 meters off!on limestone chips ; There is more SUAI then PLJA but this polygon is not associated w/ any type of water flow.Mostly limstone outcrops, little veg. with some cinder tooHighly grazed mud flat/clay soils w/ sparse cinder layer ~2% vegetation w/ galleta grassMixed BOER and PLJA w/ large patches of pure PLJAPolygon occurs on flat terrain atop low mesa. 90% bareground w/some limestonebedrocks. Salt w/ broken up limestone rocks and scattered cinder veneer.* Vegetation in clumped areas-mostly Boer and Spai. No Atca. Some Artemesia (bigelovii?) *Silt probably covers bedrockOn limestone chips that are no larger than 5" (sketch). These chips seem to make polygonpolygon occurs on flat terrain atop low bench (mesa). Substrate is silt w/ limestone rocks and small boulders and scattered cinder pebbles.* Bare ground is about 90% of polygon. Boer and Spai co-dominant for vegetation; some Plja, some GUSA ; *Silt probably covering bedrockGenerally shrub cover looks to be about 10%, but in some patches it could be lessBasalt outcrop shrubland is good confidence-what may appear as an outcrop in aerial photo is actually a pile (man made) of basalt rocks-appears to be unexcavated ruin. Basalt outcrop on east end of polygonalso lots of Bouteloua curtiperdula on plotIn some areas equal grass (Bouteloua gracilis) to shrub coverSome areas have <5% total veg coverSome areas w/ higher PLJA cover. Plants on orangish red clay ? sandstone clayAdjacent Rabbitbrush Shrubland does not appear to have significantly less rabbitbrush w/ 2% in plot and (5-10% in adjacent plot!)Mostly galleta w/ black grama dominant in some areas as well snakeweed ranging from (1-10%)There are patches where Bouteloua eriopoda is codominant w/ Pleuraphis jamesii and areas where Pleuraphis jamesii may be dominant.Mostly sacaton and snakeweed? on sandstoneIn some areas there is high % (~10%) of Ericameria nauseosa as well as difficult to discern polygon boundaries from adjacent polygonsSPAI dominate in large clumps, PLJA interspersed inbetween indom. clumpsSparse cinder layer-->maybe confused w/ cinder barren ; patchy veg. most <5%talus slpoe of basalt, not really a drainage ; dominated or co-dominated by ATCA, polygon L8 may be the ARFIVery close to Juniper Cinder Woodland-->Kind of seems like an artificial divideA little more vegetated then other Cinder Barrens but Apache Plume and Three-aon probably still less then 5%In some areas Bouteloua eriopoda and Juniperus osteosperma may be >5% cover!Much of this plot seems to be a co-dominance between Bouteloua eriopoda and Hesperostipa comata. 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Cinder ShrublandwX9&" @M@-;hL4J3Wupatki SWApache Plume Cinder ShrublandApache Plume Cinder ShrublandExactFAPA-(ATCA-EPTO) Cinder ShrublandExactwwwpQ2&" @M@;J2O'Leary PeakApache Plume Cinder ShrublandApache Plume Cinder ShrublandExactFAPA-(ATCA-EPTO) Cinder ShrublandExactyyyrS4&" @M@;:J1O'Leary PeakApache Plume Cinder ShrublandApache Plume Cinder ShrublandExactsparse PIED, JUOS too!FAPA-(ATCA-EPTO) Cinder ShrublandExactR@KyrS4&"  N@<bI6Wupatki SWMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationWupatki Wash SystemExact On red silt ; ? sandstone siltSPAI Herbaceous VegetationExacttmX2&" N@74"<_ I2Wupatki SWMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationGalleta GrasslandExactPLJA Herbaceous VegetationExactrrrkX2&"  N@I<eI1Wupatki SWMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationWupatki Wash SystemGood (Some problems)P@PSPAI Herbaceous VegetationmX2&" _ N@&2<_ H9Wupatki SWGalleta Mixed GrasslandsNeedle-and-Thread GrasslandGood (Some problems)Rabbitbrush varies from 2-5%HECO-(BOER-PLJA) Herbaceous VegetationExactiL2&" `M@ ; < H8East of SP MountainGalleta Mixed GrasslandsGalleta GrasslandGood (Some problems)@ PPLJA Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)~hU;&" `M@e< H7Wupatki SWGalleta Mixed GrasslandsGalleta Mixed GrasslandsGood (Some problems)]@ PSnakeweed / Galleta GrasslandBOER-PLJA Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)P@KGUSA/PLJA-(SPAI) Shrub Herbaceous Vegetation|fL2&"  N@<R H6Wupatki SWGalleta Mixed GrasslandsGalleta Mixed GrasslandsExactHECO-(BOER-PLJA) Herbaceous VegetationExactmmmfL2&" M@$,;# H5East of SP MountainGalleta Mixed GrasslandsBlack Grama GrasslandGood (Some problems)@ PBOER Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)lU;&" @N@ /<w H4Wupatki SWGalleta Mixed GrasslandsWupatki Wash SystemGood (Some problems)In some areas high PLJA tooGalleta Mixed GrasslandsSPAI Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)PLJA-SPAI Herbaceous Vegetation waL2&" @N@L:< H3Wupatki SWGalleta Mixed GrasslandsMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems),@ PSnakeweed / Galleta GrasslandGUSA/PLJA-(SPAI) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)GUSA Shrubland AlliancerL2&" Mg 3 ] g ] ? oh N@J<SN16Wupatki SWBlack Grama Coconino Plateau Mixed ShrublandMoenkopi Shale Sparse VegetationPoorZ@PEPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationPoorR@Ka3'" N@<} N15East of SP MountainBlack Grama Coconino Plateau Mixed ShrublandGalleta Mixed GrasslandsGood (Some problems)3@PGalleta GrasslandBOER-PLJA Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)PLJA Herbaceous Vegetation j<'" N@z+<1N14Gray MountainBlack Grama Coconino Plateau Mixed ShrublandMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationPoor@PATCA - (EPVI/MUPO) Sandstone Sparse VegetationPoor"None of these species in polygond6'"  N@ [<s N13Wupatki SWBlack Grama Coconino Plateau Mixed ShrublandGalleta Mixed GrasslandsExact[@PHECO-(BOER-PLJA) Herbaceous VegetationExact{a3'"  N@i<vN12Wupatki SWBlack Grama Coconino Plateau Mixed ShrublandWupatki Wash SystemGood (Some problems)SPAI Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)<@Kva3'" N@1+<9N11Gray MountainBlack Grama Coconino Plateau Mixed ShrublandMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationPoor@PATCA - (EPVI/MUPO) Sandstone Sparse VegetationPoor"None of these species in polygond6'" `M@ <N10East of SP MountainBlack Grama Coconino Plateau Mixed ShrublandBlack Grama Coconino Plateau Mixed ShrublandGood (Some problems)S@PBlack Grama GrasslandBOER Colorado Plateau Mixed Shrub Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)BOER-PLJA Herbaceous VegetationA   j<'" @N@7 <j N1Wupatki SWBlack Grama Coconino Plateau Mixed ShrublandGalleta Mixed GrasslandsExactPLJA-SPAI Herbaceous VegetationExactz`2&" M@g<M3East of SP MountainCommercial DevelopmentCommercial DevelopmentExactrrrrrrrkS;&"  M@<M2East of SP MountainCommercial DevelopmentCommercial DevelopmentExactrrrrrrrkS;&"  M@`<M1East of SP MountainCommercial DevelopmentCommercial DevelopmentExactrrrrrrrkS;&"  N@[<aL6Wupatki SWBasalt Outcrop ShrublandBasalt Outcrop ShrublandGood (Some problems)!Not many shrubs, mostly grassesBRCA-RHTR ShrublandPoorNone of these species here!|fL2&" M@< L5East of SP MountainBasalt Outcrop ShrublandGalleta GrasslandExact@PBasalt Outcrop ShrublandPLJA Herbaceous VegetationExact@KBRCA-RHTR Shrubland{ohU;&" M@d<L4East of SP MountainBasalt Outcrop ShrublandBasalt Outcrop ShrublandExact-@PBRCA-RHTR ShrublandGood (Some problems)R@KvoU;&"  N@<aL3Wupatki SWBasalt Outcrop ShrublandBasalt Outcrop ShrublandExactBRCA-RHTR ShrublandGood (Some problems)d@KmmmfL2&" N@'<zL2Wupatki SWBasalt Outcrop ShrublandBasalt Outcrop ShrublandExactBRCA-RHTR ShrublandGood (Some problems)mmmfL2&" N@7"&<lL1East of SP MountainBasalt Outcrop ShrublandBasalt Outcrop ShrublandExactBRCA-RHTR ShrublandGood (Some problems)vvvoU;&" N@<p#!K1East of SP MountainCorralsStock Ponds and TanksPoorcattle corral||||||a[D;&" z  ' 0J@M@$;O9Wupatki SWOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandGood (Some problems)F@UGalleta GrasslandJUMO Cinder Wooded Herbaceous VegetationExactvT2&"  M@dj<O8East of SP MountainOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandOne-seed Juniper 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co-dominantHECO-(BOER-PLJA) Herbaceous VegetationExactrU3'"  M@s<O1East of SP MountainOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandOne-seed Juniper Cinder WoodlandGood (Some problems)@PJUMO Cinder Wooded Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)];&" @N@ <o N9Wupatki SWBlack Grama Coconino Plateau Mixed ShrublandGalleta Mixed GrasslandsGood (Some problems)@Pz`2&" @N@ <v N7Wupatki SWBlack Grama Coconino Plateau Mixed ShrublandGalleta Mixed GrasslandsGood (Some problems)C@PBOER-PLJA Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)HECO-(BOER-PLJA) Herbaceous Vegetationz`2&" @N@o,<.N6Gray MountainBlack Grama Coconino Plateau Mixed ShrublandMoenkopi Shale Sparse Vegetation"Limey Sandstone w/ cinder gravelMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationEPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationPoorNone of these species occur!..c5&" M@<N5East of SP MountainBlack Grama Coconino Plateau Mixed ShrublandMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationPoor@PPraire Dog ColonyGUSA Dwarf Shrub AllianceExacti;&"  N@  <r N4Wupatki SWBlack Grama Coconino Plateau Mixed ShrublandGalleta GrasslandPoorq@PPLJA-SPAI Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)ys`2&"  N@3<xN3Wupatki SWBlack Grama Coconino Plateau Mixed ShrublandWupatki Wash SystemExactsheet flow occurs hereSPAI Herbaceous VegetationExact|u`2&" @N@(<!N2Gray MountainBlack Grama Coconino Plateau Mixed ShrublandMoenkopi Shale Sparse Vegetation<@PMoenkopi Sandstone Sparse VegetationEPTO-(ATCA, ATCO) Sparse VegetationPoor"None of these species occur herec5&" LVAL"7   i h 8 s 3)J#2b4DMost areas co-dominant w/ blue grama, adjacent areas contain neMost areas co-dominant w/ blue grama, adjacent areas contain needle-and-thread grass, very sparse areas with not much vegetationsparse limestone grassland w/ other species including Sporobolus airoides, Aristida sp., Hesperostipa comataIn some sections of polygon, rabitbrush <10%This is a huge polygon. Needle-and-Thread may not be 50% but appears to be co-dominant w/ Boer. There is also a fair amount of Pleuraphis and some SporobolusMostly snakeweed and black grama or limestoneLimestone crevice w/ a very mixed assemblege of plants. BOER mostly dominant w/ abundant GUSA, EPVI, ATCA. In areas HECO also very thick.Some areas pure stands of Needle-and-Thread other areas greater BOER, some areas greater SPAI too!In some areas greater cover GUSA ~10%Mix of species including Needle-and-Thread grass ~25% of herbaceous coverGalleta sems to be co-dominant throughout the plot, however in some areas black grama was more dominant and in other areas needle-and-thread grass* Seems mostly S's have problems--limestone outcrops ; Poor Confidence was also selected ; Mostly black grama, but really diverse limestone outcrops w/ needle-and-thread also occuring commonly in patches--also snakeweed patchy!This is really a mixed grassland (BOER, PLJA, SPAI, MUPO) and mixed shrubland (GUSA, ATCA, ARBI) all grasses and shrubs are about equal cover!Mixed, in some area >10% rabbitbrush--also pure stands of galleta and black grama present!Very patches galleta sometimes dominant >50% total veg.Almost exact except that some areas seem to have ERNA that is just a litttle low in coverFair amount of Sporobolus but Boer clearly dominantSome areas have <10% shrubs. The shrub here is snakeweed and may be confused to P.I.There is some Bouteloua eriopoda but never occuring dense enough to be considered co-dominant. Plot has lower veg cover than surrounding polygon. Plot is also moderate-heavily grazed.It is difficult to tell the boundary of the polygon aside from those seems to be a little bit low herbaceous coverage w/ mostly black and rust cinders belowNE portion of polygon more of a Snakeweed/Galleta Grassland. Remainder of plot definitely <10% shrub coverVery heavily grazed Sporobolus w/ patches of thick but also heavily grazed Pleuraphis.Good portion of plot also contains black gramaKrashnerikovia lanata also occurs in the polygon with 3-5% coverthe polygon has mixed cover of black grama and snakeweed--causing the polygon to fluctuate from the two map classes!Some areas also have high cover of Black Grama/Snakeweed dominant shrubSome areas appear to have greater GUSA as well as high galleta, all of the plot is grazedThere is about ~2-5% of Gutierrezia sarothrae and some patchy galleta interspersedw/ in 4m to west (EPE=plus or minus 4m) is small stand of GUSA w/ 10% cover. GUSA scattered in other parts of polygon but less than 10% coverSite (plot) has been heavily grazed and some patches appear to be more dominant pleuraphissubstrate is silt w/ cinder pebbles. No MoenkopiMap Label: Snakeweed/Galleta Grassland ; North half--Snakeweed/Galleta Grassland=Good confidence-Boer>Spai. Boermay = Plja cover ; Mid--Black Grama/Coconino Plateau Mixed Shrub-Exact-Shrubs are entirely rabbitbrush ; South half--Black Grama Grassland-Good-Boer is about equal to Spai cover but this is not a wash or check flow area. Spai possibly > Boer here ; sketch in margainMix of galleta, alkali sacator, and needle-and-thread grassIt seems consistent tht throughout the polygon the grass cover is a mix of PLJA and BOER. 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Boer occurs in about the same cover as Plja and SpaiPoor Confidence was also selectedSome Pleuraphis and Hesperostipa. 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Residential areasThis polygon also includes an area with Juniper emerging and grasses (mostly galleta)There is also a lot of snakeweed at the bottom of the pitthis is an obvious man made feature--dug out with heavy equipment though difficult to determine purpose of the feature. There are no fine sediment desposits to indicate this is a day stock tank and no gravel piles to indicate it was an active quarry.GPS error=plus or minus 4m. This puts point just outside of disturbed quarry areas. Shape of polygon seems to fit shape of quarryAlthough this polygon does appear to be mined at one time, it now appears to mainly be black grama and rabbitbrushold pit now ; well vegetated ; w/ JUMO/ARIPUR/PLEJAMcommunity in "pit" same as outside w/ younger junipers ; more of a wooded herbaceous w/ BOER, BOGR, PLJAsome juniperus, not well-defined as wooded herbaceous or woodland thoughThis is a very mixed sparse type in a linear corridor w/ 10m. grasses change depending on areas as well as I might have been outside of the polygon due to the error of the pt.GUSA greater than or equal to 10% cover--difficult to tell % cover but seems less than 10% which puts this map label in Herb. vegetation . 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Sand is erosional from sandstone outcrops3333+'# <~204WU-0320922Wetland243cinder sand (this soil contains sand-sized cinders w/ sand that eroded from the red sandstone531/&" ?204WU-0310233Upland.....&" s204WU-030233Upland,,,,,$  sn-WU-029140336UplandCinder sand (same as for WU-027) Plot occurs on slight finger w/drainages on either side. Bedrock may be beneath providing soil stability2222*&" <pWU-02820626UplandFrom WU-027 the grassy alluvial highland above Kana-a washl0000($" <-WU-0273550233Uplandnorthern extent of mesa, below marked pithouse, S. of exposed ledge containing multiple arch. Sites3333+'# <7WU-026200832Upland22222*&" ;204WU-0250838Uplandcommon grassland area, in sandstone soilX....&" s<> WU-024100526Upland22222*&" <WU-0233300128Uplandbadland-riverine stones on top of hill top_3333+'# <@ WU-0221400532Uplandsmall growth habit for all shrubs present^3333+'# <8WU-021501022Uplandwash beds of Kana-a typically have Artemisia filifoliaj2222*&" <WU-020450922Wetland253On banks of Dead Man WashT9753*&" ?WU-019600622Upland22222*&" /WU-018740726UplandRed clay badlands w/ scattered shale erosion areasf2222*&" <[WU-017500325Upland22222*&" gWU-016350130Uplandriverine stones on badland clay hill to the west grasslands to the east badlands.2222*&" <%WU-0153140722Upland33333+'# "204WU-0140233UplandMesa-Badland with shale on red clay soilX....&" s<#WU-013348723Upland11111)%# WU-01268823Upland00000($" 204WU-011220UplandRock outcrop:,,,,$  s<!WU-01080327Uplandfan of mid-slope near LCRK0000($" < WU-00980723Uplandold river valley w/ grasses near base of mesa, close to LCRm0000($" <, WU-008B135629UplandSaddle between two mesasL2222*&$ <2WU-00865327UplandRidge below mesa wash channels on either side_0000($" <)WU-007120726UplandRiverine stones on top of red clay/sandy soil`1111)%# <WU-006840736UplandAt floor of slopes. Old river rocks abundant mix of cinders & red dirt or clay on plot.2222*&" <&WU-005540232UplandBadland, red sandy soil with blue shale[2222*&" <9-WU-004230328Uplandcobble stones a top sand/ old river bedZ1111)%# <#WU-003201022Wetland253wash bed drainage into LCRU9753*&" ?.WU-002450337UplandSand dune near Chinle sandstone in old riverbedc2222*&" <WU-0011430238Uplandscattered juniperus monospermaS3333+'# <2!o f j & M 0 Ti!EAdi!WU-06750726Uplandmixed environmental types, black/red cinders, sandstone, veg. Dependent on soil types0000($" <WU-06692330Upland00000($" WU-06590626Uplandsparse cinder black soil, lots of dead annual eriogonum sp., old road to borrow pit0000($" <204WU-064622Wetland243braided channel, very shallow washettes. Plot on bank/island of a channel area. Scattered junipers grow throughout this area of shrub/grassland31/-$  ?WU-0631131022Wetland243washette, braided drainage from antelope wash.j:864+'# ?WU-0621301023Wetland243drainage area w/small very shallow wash area.i:864+'# ?WU-06190839Uplandscattered junipersD0000($" <WU-060330233Uplandfallugia/rhus trilobata near plot under red rock shelf overhangs above wash~1111)%# <WU-059324726Uplandnear crack-in-rock at edge of cinder/sandstone bluff, with scattered junipers overlapping grasses1111)%# <WU-05812322Upland00000($"  WU-05790922Wetland253juniperus monosperma on outskirts of plotb7531($" ?WU-056180336Uplandscattered junipers near wash, plot in drainage above washl1111)%# < WU-05570838Uplandnear old ruins@0000($" < WU-05452826Upland00000($" PWU-053451022Wetland243old cow pattiesJ9753*&" ?VWU-052450133Uplandon top of side wash, riverine cobble with basaltic lava rocksq2222*&" <Q WU-051301022Wetland24399753*&" RWU-05098239Uplandon top of red-rock sandstone mesa. Plateau near small side washess0000($" <CWU-049310721Uplandalluvial washy fan that feeds into very shallow flood aream1111)%# <H WU-048581022Wetland253in side wash of citadel wash near park boundary of crack-in-rock road9753*&" ?WU-04750levelcinder flatUplandnear roadside. Bertha, #58=108, #57=52f>>>>6)" < WU-04634227Uplandon rim overlooking basin that feeds into kana-a wash. Artemesia biglovii present on red rock shelf/rim nearby. Bertha, #60=315, #59=30.0000($" <WU-045101123Uplandpossible sheep hearding in area. Also used Bertha, frame 61,62r2222*&" <WU-044701022Wetland243alliance of gutierizia/falugia/ mixed shrub on edge of rim of wash. Historic trash, sheep routing, wild tobacco ~ 30 plants.9753*&" ?WU-043380839Uplandon cinder plain with some sandstone rocks]2222*&" <WU-0422040228Uplandnear wash on cinder plateauP3333+'# <kWU-041700128Upland22222*&" X WU-040250721Upland22222*&" R204WU-0390233Uplandsandstone bluff?....&" s<<204WU-0381022Wetland2435531/&" @WU-037201022Wetland253scattered junipersM9753*&" ?Q204WU-0361022Upland.....&" s|WU-0353140327Upland33333+'# e  A o ' \ g"'aWU-096401138Uplandin side wash drainage area, alluvial fan, run offe2222*&" <WU-095566323Upland11111)$" WU-09418638Uplandold garden siteA0000($" <WU-093401022Wetland243the old spring (that used to flow) is adjacent to wash. lots of pottery shards.9753*&" ?WU-092460638UplandW. of Park rd. in basin drainage old graqing areae2222*&" <WU-0913500327Upland33333+'# WU-0902880336Uplandsparsely vegetated sandstone boulder talus slopee3333+'# <WU-0892200327Upland33333+'# WU-0881501138Uplandnear park rd. sewage pondsO3333+'# <"WU-087950327Uplandpossible "sleeping circle"(prehistoric rock ring w/large boulder flanking w. side) few lithics, nothing else observed2222*&" <*WU-086590328Uplandtypical rock outcrop. Veg is comb. Of shrubs found on cind. & some Rhus. Grasses are what we see on slopes and mesa tops.2222*&" < 204WU-0850332Uplandhere's the pattern we see: when the grassy knoll comes from a valley that connects to the msa top and has a very steep slope- the dominant plant type is Pleuraphis j. If grassy knoll below mesa top is not connected to mesa by drainages- comm. Types vary-....&" s<0!WU-084740125UplandMuchlenburgia porterii is growing without serving as phedra understory. Braided wash defines northern plot boundary.2222*&" <WU-083150125Uplandwe are on isolated patch of stipa surrounded by cinders. Probably should not have done this area. We thought we would hit another pleuraphis area.2222*&" <AWU-082770128Uplandplueraphis dominant ridge/grassy knoll at the upper drop from woodhouse mesa right below rock outcrops. Some outcrop present within our plot.2222*&" <7WU-08152235Uplandedge of mesa top on basaltic lava outcrop on woodhouse mesam0000($" <:<WU-0806233Upland.....&"  #WU-07960327Upland00000($" #WU-07860327Upland00000($" (WU-07755327Uplandnear visitor center and park housing. possible human impact arear0000($" <WU-07625327Upland00000($" (WU-07511327Uplandsouth of visitor center and park housing. Possible high human use area.y0000($" <WU-074111738Uplandalluvial plain w/scattered small juniperous monosperma/phragmites/andropogon hallii1111)%# <WU-073112733Uplandslight alluvial plain w/semi-mesa top adjacent to woodhouse mesa. Plot surrounded by andropogon hallii and juniperous monosperma.1111)%# < WU-072102327Uplandon sloping alluvial fan, sparse cinder fields`1111)%# <WU-071261137Uplandandropogon hallii and fallugia paradoxa hummochs w/ephedra torreyana hummochs mixed.2222*&" <WU-0703091137Uplandcinder sand slopeF3333+'# <204WU-0691137Uplandcinder hummochs w/sparse vegetationS....&" s<WU-068110325Uplandtwo ruin sites located near plot, sparse scattered juniperous monosperma nearby.1111)%# <?(q'; s u R 8 , o$PvQ Fsf\204WU-1341123UplandOLD GRAZING;....&" s<ZWU-1331981138UplandDISTURBED SITE W/ MORE CLAY, PAST GRAZING^3333+'# <XWU-1321150626UplandGRAZING<3333+'# <PWU-1311900626UplandPAST GRAZING SITEF3333+'# <r204WU-130UplandEVIDENCE OF CURRENT GRAZINGC&&&& C<n204WU-1290838Upland.....&" s|204WU-1280838Upland.....&" sf204WU-127B0339Upland/////'# soWU-127660339Upland22222*&" nWU-1261130339UplandEVIDENCE OF GRAZING. PLATEAU AT BASE OF EAST MESAg3333+'# <tWU-125680339UplandPLATEAU AT BASE OF EAST MESA . EVIDENCE OF GRAZING.h2222*&" <nWU-1241080339UplandTOP MESA, BASE OF EAST MESA. WHITE HORSE MESA.c3333+'# <f204WU-123B0233Upland/////'# so204WU-1230233UplandNEAR OLD ROAD, JUNIPER CHOPPED UPQ....&" s<s204WU-1220233Upland.....&" scWU-121630233UplandVERY OPEN CINDER AREA. SPARCELY VEGETATED^2222*&" <lWU-1202260233UplandON TOP OF WHITE HORSE MESA IN SPARSLEY JUNIPEROUSf3333+'# <6WU-119900233UplandPREVIOUS GRAZINGD2222*&" <4WU-1181120233UplandEVIDENCE OF CATTLE MOUNDS OF DIRTV3333+'# <WU-1171300327UplandTALUS LIMESTONE MESA EDGEN3333+'# <, WU-1161000233Upland33333+'# 2 WU-1151600237UplandEDGE OF MESA TOPE3333+'# <0WU-11400233UplandALONG EDGE OF MESA TOPH0000($  <&WU-113740233UplandALONG EDGE OF MESA TOPJ2222*&" <WU-112800327Upland22222*&" WU-1111190626UplandEVIDENCE OF GRAZINGH3333+'# <WU-110980327Upland22222*&" WU-1091740925UplandON EAST FACING SLOPE-LIMESTONE BOER GRASSLAND W/ EPHEDRA SP. 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N. of Kana-a wash270/14Ephedra torreyana Sparsely Vegetated AllianceEphedra torreyana - (Atriplex canescens, confertifolia) Sparse Vegetation]UOID?6.&@qq?WU-023Wupatki SE13-00547323839332114.7NPS25.225.2CircleN. of Kana-a wash on Riverine hill top45/168Bouteloua eriopoda Xeromorphic Shrub Herbaceous AllianceBouteloua eriopoda Coconino Plateau Shrub Herbaceous Vegetation]UOID?6.&@""""""?WU-022Wupatki SE13-00547325339331475.6NPS25.225.2CircleNW of Kana-a wash on rim of wash ~ 1.5 miles SE of Black Falls Crossing Road148/68Sporobolus airoides Herbaceous AllianceSporobolus airoides Herbaceous Vegetation]UOID?6.&@qq?WU-021Wupatki SE13-00547330139330727.8NPS25.225.2CircleOn the SE part of the park in Kana-a Wash, ~1/2 mile from river Road142/50Artemisia filifolia Shrubland AllianceArtemisia filifolia - Ephedra (torreyana, viridis) Shrubland]UOID?6.&@rq?WU-020Wupatki SE12-00947363439361675.9NPS3712.6RectangleOn the S. bank of Dead man Wash35/133Atriplex canescens Shrubland AllianceAtriplex canescens - Sporobolus airoides Shrubland^SMID?6.&@UUUUUU?WU-019Wupatki SE12-00947353839367446.7NPS25.225.2Circleacross from Black Falls Crossing Road near Deadman's wash170/60Atriplex canescens Shrubland AllianceAtriplex canescens - Sporobolus airoides Shrubland]UOID?6.&@?WU-018Wupatki SE12-01047291239367865.4NPS25.225.2CircleN. of Dead Man's Wash70/330Ephedra torreyana Sparsely Vegetated AllianceEphedra torreyana - (Atriplex canescens, confertifolia) Sparse Vegetation|t]UOID?6.&@?WU-017Wupatki SE12-01047268939367717.1NPS25.225.2CircleOverlooking LCR, N. of DeadMan Wash, E. of LCR138/40Poliomintha incana Shrubland AlliancePoliomintha incana - (Pleuraphis jamesii) Shrubland]UOID?6.&@?WU-016Wupatki SE12-01047267039336695.7NPS25.225.2CircleN. of Dead Man Wash on high badland hill39/310Poliomintha incana Shrubland AlliancePoliomintha incana - (Pleuraphis jamesii) Shrubland]UOID?6.&@57 WU-015Wupatki SE12-00747385039360703.6NPS25.225.2Circleacross of River Road up on nearby mesa, near tamarisk wash(Deadman Wash)Ephedra torreyana Sparsely Vegetated AllianceEphedra torreyana - (Atriplex canescens, confertifolia) Sparse Vegetation!]UOID?6.&@?WU-014Wupatki SE12-00747390239361494.3NPS25.225.2CircleS. of river Road, South of Deadman's wash10Ephedra torreyana Sparsely Vegetated AllianceEphedra torreyana - (Atriplex canescens, confertifolia) Sparse Vegetation]UOID?6.&@ll?WU-013Wupatki SE12-00747384839361876.8NPS25.225.2CircleNear Black Falls Crossing, across from Tamarisk wash(dead man's wash) on opposite side of road.80/280Ephedra torreyana Sparsely Vegetated AllianceEphedra torreyana - (Atriplex canescens, confertifolia) Sparse Vegetation@]UOID?6.& o > p B@@ll?WU-038Wupatki SE11-00347070539344315.4NPS25.225.2CircleIn deadman's wash west of black Falls crossing road ~2miles58/342Sandstone Sparsely Vegetated AllianceAtriplex canescens - (Ephedra viridis) / (Muhlenbergia porteri) Sandstone Sparse Vegetation&]UOID?6.&@@?WU-037Wupatki SE11-00847065239342046.7NPS25.225.2CircleNorth of Black Falls crossing road in deadman's wash219/100Artemisia filifolia Shrubland AllianceArtemisia filifolia - Ephedra (torreyana, viridis) Shrubland]UOID?6.&@?WU-036Wupatki SE11-00547100639320987.2NPS25.225.2CircleIn kana a wash near wukoki85/345Artemisia filifolia Shrubland AllianceArtemisia filifolia - Ephedra (torreyana, viridis) Shrublandy]UOID?6.&@[[?WU-035Wupatki SE11-00547110739320855.9NPS25.225.2Circlefrom wukoki ~.75mile east overlooking kana-a wash~250m from bottom of cyn on lava talus slope. Wukoki visible.314/207Sporobolus airoides Herbaceous AllianceSporobolus airoides Herbaceous Vegetation+]UOID?6.&@ll?WU-034Wupatki SE11-00547104039318844.3NPS25.225.2CircleOn mesa overlooking kana-a wash approx. .25 miles east of wash and 1 mile SE of Wukoki ruin which is visible from plot220/303]UOID?6.&@?WU-033Wupatki SE11-00547076539318014.3NPS25.225.2CircleFrom Wukoki walk ~`.75 miles into Kana-a wash & up on side slope ~SE of Wukoki31/305Pleuraphis jamesii Shrub Herbaceous AllianceGutierrezia sarothrae / Sporobolus airoides - (Pleuraphis jamesii) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationD]UOID?6.&@` ` ?WU-032Wupatki SE11-00547051339316318.0NPS25.225.2CircleFrom Wukoki walk ~.5 miles to SE into Kana-a wash96/65Brickellia californica Shrubland AllianceBrickellia californica - Rhus trilobata Shrubland]UOID?6.&@II?WU-031Wupatki SE11-00547145639323255.5NPS25.625.6CircleOn top mesa overlooking Kana-a wash same as WU-030128/45Pleuraphis jamesii Herbaceous AlliancePleuraphis jamesii Herbaceous Vegetation]UOID?6.&@-؂-?WU-030Wupatki SE11-00547148739322698.0NPS25.625.6CircleOn top of Mesa overlooking Kana-a wash SE of Wukoki Ruin ~1.5 miles69/330Pleuraphis jamesii Shrub Herbaceous AllianceEricameria nauseosa / Pleuraphis jamesii - (Hesperostipa comata) Shrub Herbaceous Vegetation6]UOID?6.&@UUUUUU?WU-029Wupatki SE11-00547145439324317.8NPS25.625.6CircleSE slope from Kana-a wash ~1.5 miles NE of Wukoki Ruin on mesa E of Kana-a wash282/189Fallugia paradoxa Shrubland AllianceFallugia paradoxa - (Atriplex canescens - Ephedra torreyana) Cinder Shrubland,]UOID?6.&@[[?WU-028Wupatki SE11-00547135239324815.9NPS25.225.2CircleOn S.E slope above Kana-a wash from Wukoki Ruin ~ 1.5 miles NE191/109Pleuraphis jamesii Herbaceous AlliancePleuraphis jamesii - Sporobolus airoides Herbaceous Vegetation]UOID?6.&@` ` ?WU-027Wupatki SE11-00547144339324016.3NPS25.225.2CircleOn mesa overlooking Kana-a wash along black lava outcrops E. of Wukoki Parking lot hike ~1.5 mi. SE to top of mesa165/81Pleuraphis jamesii Shrub Herbaceous AllianceEricameria nauseosa / Pleuraphis jamesii - (Hesperostipa comata) Shrub Herbaceous Vegetatione]UOID?6.&@'}'}?WU-026Wupatki SE13-00547322639337413.8NPS25.225.2CircleS. of river road, North of Kana-a Wash208/124Painted Desert Sparsely Vegetated AllianceAtriplex obovata Badland Sparse Vegetation]UOID?6.&  C 1 s&E@?WU-050Wupatki SE10-01146893739377955.3NPS25.225.2Circle~ .5 miles south to crack-in-rock road near cattle guard boundry of NPS98/15Ephedra torreyana Sparsely Vegetated AllianceEphedra torreyana - (Atriplex canescens, confertifolia) Sparse Vegetation']UOID?6.&@ ` `?WU-049Wupatki SE10-01146897039373506.5NPS25.225.2Circletake road to crack-in-rock to .5 miles from cattle guard, on south wash area from road.240/344Ephedra torreyana Sparsely Vegetated AllianceEphedra torreyana - (Atriplex canescens, confertifolia) Sparse Vegetation9]UOID?6.&@88?WU-048Wupatki SE10-01146890739380475.2NPS25.225.2CircleS of cattle guard near park boundary of crack-in-rock ranch road, in side wash, off citadel wash58/335Atriplex canescens Shrubland AllianceAtriplex canescens Desert Wash Shrubland]UOID?6.&`@?WU-047Wupatki SE11-00446962139301734NPS25.225.2Circleon the north side ~ 100 meters from truck on road to stella's home108/52Sandstone Sparsely Vegetated AllianceAtriplex canescens - (Ephedra viridis) / (Muhlenbergia porteri) Sandstone Sparse Vegetation*ZRLFA?6.&`@UUUUUU?WU-046Wupatki SE11-00547023539304023.9NPS25.225.2Circlefrom kana wash, head SE out of wash to black cinder rim area ~ .75 miles from stella's ranch.315/30Artemisia filifolia Shrubland AllianceArtemisia filifolia - Ephedra (torreyana, viridis) Shrubland*]UOID?6.&`@?WU-045Wupatki SE11-00547022539304805.2NPS25.225.2Circleon SE bank of kana-a wash in black cinder hills35/320Fallugia paradoxa Shrubland AllianceFallugia paradoxa - (Atriplex canescens - Ephedra torreyana) Cinder Shrubland ]UOID?6.&`@?WU-044Wupatki SE11-00547015039305826.4NPS25.225.2Circlein kana-a wash just SE of service road that leads to stella's hogon260/180Fallugia paradoxa Shrubland AllianceFallugia paradoxa - (Atriplex canescens - Ephedra torreyana) Cinder Shrubland ]UOID?6.&`@?WU-043Wupatki SE11-00446989939306025.3NPS25.225.2Circlesouth of stella's home, on cinders126/40Artemisia filifolia Shrubland AllianceArtemisia filifolia - Ephedra (torreyana, viridis) Shrubland]UOID?6.&`@?WU-042Wupatki SE11-00446980839306369NPS25.225.2Circledrive down service road between boundary fence and wukoki ruin area. Plot next to stella home.30/200Artemisia filifolia Shrubland AllianceArtemisia filifolia - Ephedra (torreyana, viridis) Shrubland(ZRLFA?6.&@@?WU-041Wupatki SE47080739330183.8NPS25.225.2CircleN of Black Falls crossing rd. on hill tops254/178Ephedra torreyana Sparsely Vegetated AllianceEphedra torreyana - (Atriplex canescens, confertifolia) Sparse VegetationUMGA<7.&&@@UUUUUU?WU-040Wupatki SE11-00847079039332574.7NPS25.225.2CircleNW of Black Falls crossing road ~ 1.5 miles. SE of deadmans wash280/202Painted Desert Sparsely Vegetated AllianceAtriplex obovata Badland Sparse Vegetation]UOID?6.&@@?WU-039Wupatki SE11-00847076739340476.6NPS25.225.2CircleOn the north aspect of deadman's wash80/10Ephedra torreyana Sparsely Vegetated AllianceEphedra torreyana - (Atriplex canescens, confertifolia) Sparse Vegetation]UOID?6.&X W  W<@~@@II?WU-062Wupatki SE9-00846544639339684.6NPS25.225.2Circlefrom wupatki main road head into crack-in-rock rd. ~ .5 miles. Plot is east of crack-in-rock rd.190/90Bouteloua eriopoda Xeromorphic Shrub Herbaceous AllianceBouteloua eriopoda Coconino Plateau Shrub Herbaceous VegetationA\TNHC>5-&@@?WU-061Wupatki SE9-00846532839340555.4NPS25.225.2Circle~.5miles from park service road, walking along crack-in-rock rd., 100 meters north of road200/90Bouteloua eriopoda Xeromorphic Shrub Herbaceous AllianceBouteloua eriopoda Coconino Plateau Shrub Herbaceous Vegetation;\TNHC>5-& @II?WU-060Wupatki SE10-01046623339349066.9NPS25.225.2Circlecrack-in-rock road ~ .8miles from wupatki main rd. plot is above wash (that rd drives through) on east side near set of ruins visible by road.55/330Fallugia paradoxa Shrubland AllianceFallugia paradoxa - (Atriplex canescens - Ephedra torreyana) Cinder Shrublandj]UOID?6.& @88?WU-059Wupatki SE10-01046618339350196.6NPS25.225.2Circlesouth of crack-in-rock road near sandstone bluff5/250Pleuraphis jamesii Herbaceous AlliancePleuraphis jamesii Herbaceous Vegetation]UOID?6.& @qq?WU-058Wupatki SE10-01046610239351437.8NPS25.225.2Circleon west side of crack-in-rock road ~ 0.8 miles from beginning of crack-in-rock road. In wash channel.280/12Fallugia paradoxa Shrubland AllianceFallugia paradoxa - (Atriplex canescens - Ephedra torreyana) Cinder ShrublandA]UOID?6.& @?WU-057Wupatki SE10-01046610739352487.9NPS25.225.2Circlein part of crack-in-rock road90/30Fallugia paradoxa Shrubland AllianceFallugia paradoxa - (Atriplex canescens - Ephedra torreyana) Cinder Shrubland|]UOID?6.& @qq?WU-056Wupatki SE10-01046609439353235.4NPS25.225.2Circlecrack-in-rock rd-drive 1 mile, park near wickiup log shelter, walk SE 300 paces.260/170Fallugia paradoxa Shrubland AllianceFallugia paradoxa - (Atriplex canescens - Ephedra torreyana) Cinder Shrubland-]UOID?6.& @88?WU-055Wupatki SE10-010466066393541513NPS25.225.2Circleon crack-in-rock rd. directly S of doney fault, near sandstone ruins.240/145Fallugia paradoxa Shrubland AllianceFallugia paradoxa - (Atriplex canescens - Ephedra torreyana) Cinder Shrubland!\TNHC?6.& @?WU-054Wupatki SE9-00546635439308807.8NPS25.225.2CircleNE of visitor center of wupatki ~ 200 ft.150/50Artemisia filifolia Shrubland AllianceArtemisia filifolia - Ephedra (torreyana, viridis) Shrubland\TNHC>5-&@OO?WU-053Wupatki SE10-01146891639372334.3NPS25.225.2Circle 2nd wash S of crack-in-rock rd. ~ .5 miles from cattle guard/NPS boundary. ~ 5 miles from corner fence near small ruin.330/250Atriplex canescens Shrubland AllianceAtriplex canescens Desert Wash Shrubland1]UOID?6.&@98?WU-052Wupatki SE10-01146887339373385.9NPS25.225.2Circlesouth of crack-in-rock rd. near NPS boundary and co bar ranch35/135Ephedra torreyana Sparsely Vegetated AllianceEphedra torreyana - (Atriplex canescens, confertifolia) Sparse Vegetation]UOID?6.&@""""""?WU-051Wupatki SE10-01146903239376116.1NPS25.225.2Circleon crack-in-rock road stop ~ .5 miles before cattle guard and park boundary. In 2nd wash area, S of rd.260/180Fallugia paradoxa Shrubland AllianceFallugia paradoxa - (Atriplex canescens - Ephedra torreyana) Cinder ShrublandD]UOID?6.&  = ) rC@PO?WU-074Wupatki SE10-00346752239284723.4NPS25.225.2Circlewest of Pheshiki springs, on top of alluvial fan from woodhouse mesa.111/210Eriogonum corymbossum Sparsely Vegetated AllianceEriogonum corymbosum Cinder Sparse Vegetation]UOID?6.&@?WU-073Wupatki SE10-00346748839283605.9NPS25.225.2Circlewest of park rd. and south of Pheshiki springs on smaller mesa top112/204Eriogonum corymbossum Sparsely Vegetated AllianceEriogonum corymbosum Cinder Sparse Vegetation ]UOID?6.&@?>?WU-072Wupatki SE10-00346736339283736.9NPS25.225.2Circlewest of park service entry sign on north entry204/102Eriogonum corymbossum Sparsely Vegetated AllianceEriogonum corymbosum Cinder Sparse Vegetation]UOID?6.&@wwwwww?WU-071Wupatki SE10-003468124392828111NPS25.225.2Circleeast of Peshiki spring ~ 100 meters of park rd.215/114Ephedra torreyana Shrubland AllianceEphedra torreyana - Achnatherum hymenoides Hummock Shrubland\TNHC?6.&@?WU-070Wupatki SE10-003468054392818511NPS25.225.2Circledirectly east of peshiki spring ~ 100 meters off park road128/218Ephedra torreyana Shrubland AllianceEphedra torreyana - Achnatherum hymenoides Hummock Shrubland\TNHC?6.&@II?WU-069Wupatki SE10-00346797139281404.8NPS25.225.2Circleon southern border to plot121/211Ephedra torreyana Shrubland AllianceEphedra torreyana - Achnatherum hymenoides Hummock Shrublandy]UOID?6.&@@?WU-068Wupatki SE9-00746596739364885.1NPS25.225.2Circlecrack-in-rock rd gate drive ~ .5 miles hike east ~1 mile plot located on black cinder wash between 2 red rock hills45/312Pleuraphis jamesii Herbaceous AlliancePleuraphis jamesii Herbaceous Vegetation+\TNHC>5-&@@wwwwww?WU-067Wupatki SE9-00746588839335465.7NPS25.225.2Circlesouth of old borrow pit rd. east of park rd. ~ .25 miles.300/50Pleuraphis jamesii Herbaceous AlliancePleuraphis jamesii Herbaceous Vegetation\TNHC>5-&@@ll?WU-066Wupatki SE9-00746580139335955.8NPS25.225.2Circlefrom wupatki main road to crack-in-rock ~ .5miles from gate head east ~ .5miles on top of red rock hills. Ruin site ~ 30ft. Away210/280Sandstone Sparsely Vegetated AllianceAtriplex canescens - (Ephedra viridis) / (Muhlenbergia porteri) Sandstone Sparse Vegetationk\TNHC>5-&@@?WU-065Wupatki SE9-00746571639336054.9NPS25.225.2Circlealong old road to borrow pit to east of park road and south of crack-in-rock road.150/262Fallugia paradoxa Shrubland AllianceFallugia paradoxa - (Atriplex canescens - Ephedra torreyana) Cinder Shrubland.\TNHC>5-&@@?WU-064Wupatki SE9-00846565139337105NPS25.225.2Circlefrom wupatki main rd to crack-in-rock rd. walk ~ .5miles along crack-in-rock, plot in east side of road near red rock hills.180/90Pleuraphis jamesii Shrub Herbaceous AllianceEricameria nauseosa / Pleuraphis jamesii - (Hesperostipa comata) Shrub Herbaceous Vegetationk YQKE@>5-&@@UUUUUU?WU-063Wupatki SE9-00846552439338705.7NPS25.225.2Circle.25 miles down crack-in-rock rd., walk south ~ .25 miles in washette from antelope wash.150/55Fallugia paradoxa Shrubland AllianceFallugia paradoxa - (Atriplex canescens - Ephedra torreyana) Cinder Shrubland3\TNHC>5-&  Z 6  `V-@@?WU-086Wupatki SE9-00446678239291784.9NPS25.225.2Circleadjacent to plot WU-085 on rock outcrop see directions from WU-08559/329Brickellia californica Shrubland AllianceBrickellia californica - Rhus trilobata Shrubland\TNHC>5-&@@II?WU-085Wupatki SE9-00446679539292138.8NPS25.225.2Circleplot loc. ~1 mile S. of main road. ~ 1mile S.E. of intersection of Wukoki road to main road. We are on Woodhouse Mesa slope on grassy outcropping knoll.76/314Andropogon hallii Herbaceous AllianceAndropogon hallii Colorado Plateau Herbaceous Vegetation_%\TNHC>5-&@@>>?WU-084Wupatki SE9-00446654939294786.3NPS25.225.2Circleplot located ~.75 miles from main road & Wukoki road interset heading SE from intersection. On woody mesa. Back sight aspect from plot to service building is 239 deg. Distance ~1 mile.79/359Hesperostipa comata Bunch Herbaceous AllianceHesperostipa comata - (Bouteloua eriopoda - Pleuraphis jamesii) Herbaceous VegetationM\TNHC>5-&@@UUUUUU?WU-083Wupatki SE9-00446645239300009.1NPS25.225.2Circlefrom wupatki rd. intersection to main rd. Hike ~ .75 miles south, west up the drainage (largest) area of woodhouse mesa. Plot is located E of large valley/drainage cinder area.15/290Hesperostipa comata Bunch Herbaceous AllianceHesperostipa comata - (Bouteloua eriopoda - Pleuraphis jamesii) Herbaceous VegetationE\TNHC>5-&@@(}'}?WU-082Wupatki SE9-00446645139302286.2NPS25.225.2Circlewe are SE of sewage ponds (visible) on the point of woodhouse mesa. The intersection of wukoki ruin road and main road is ~ .75 miles NE.77/1Pleuraphis jamesii Herbaceous AlliancePleuraphis jamesii Herbaceous Vegetation?\TNHC>5-& @wwwwww?WU-081Wupatki SE9-00446629939303555.3NPS33.916.9on top of woodhouse mesa, directly south of visitors center.125/52Hesperostipa comata Bunch Herbaceous AllianceHesperostipa comata - (Bouteloua eriopoda - Pleuraphis jamesii) Herbaceous Vegetation!TTNHC>5-& @?>?WU-080Wupatki SE9-00446628039303274.7NPS25.225.2Circleon woodhouse mesa (top edge) power lines ~ .15 miles away. Nearby is the satellite dish.160Pleuraphis jamesii Herbaceous AlliancePleuraphis jamesii Herbaceous Vegetation \TNHC>5-& @?WU-079Wupatki SE9-00446650739303809.9NPS25.225.2Circledirectly west of the salvage lagoons and the wukoki ruin.160/60Eriogonum corymbossum Sparsely Vegetated AllianceEriogonum corymbosum Cinder Sparse Vegetation\TNHC>5-& @>>?WU-078Wupatki SE9-00446644439304937.5NPS25.225.2Circleoverlooking sewage ponds from woodhouse mesa hillside ~ .5miles from ponds309/60Eriogonum corymbossum Sparsely Vegetated AllianceEriogonum corymbosum Cinder Sparse Vegetation\TNHC>5-& @` ` ?WU-077Wupatki SE9-00446635439305566.4NPS25.225.2Circlesouth of visitor center on woodhouse mesa. west of park rd.55/340Eriogonum corymbossum Sparsely Vegetated AllianceEriogonum corymbosum Cinder Sparse Vegetation\TNHC>5-& @[[?WU-076Wupatki SE9-00446631239306039NPS25.225.2Circlewoodhouse mesa behind employee housing ~ .25 miles310Eriogonum corymbossum Sparsely Vegetated AllianceEriogonum corymbosum Cinder Sparse VegetationYQKE@>5-& @ll?WU-075Wupatki SE9-00446623439306487.4NPS25.225.2Circledirectly south of the visitor center on black cinder hill(woodhouse mesa)290/11Eriogonum corymbossum Sparsely Vegetated AllianceEriogonum corymbosum Cinder Sparse Vegetation\TNHC>5-&  3 o vD@UUUUUU?WU-098Wupatki SE10-00546731439304755NPS25.225.2CircleE of park road, S of wukoki road ~2 miles.60/340Artemisia filifolia Shrubland AllianceArtemisia filifolia - Ephedra (torreyana, viridis) ShrublandZRLFA?6.&@rq?WU-097Wupatki SE10-00546722739305297.1NPS25.225.2Circleplot is N of main road ~ .25 miles. plot is diagonal NE from the intersection of wukoki roads.336/74Sandstone Sparsely Vegetated AllianceAtriplex canescens - (Ephedra viridis) / (Muhlenbergia porteri) Sandstone Sparse VegetationI]UOID?6.&@PO?WU-096Wupatki SE9-00446703839305577.5NPS25.225.2CircleE of park rd., S of wupatki rd. ~ 1mile.40/320Artemisia filifolia Shrubland AllianceArtemisia filifolia - Ephedra (torreyana, viridis) Shrubland\TNHC>5-&@88?WU-095Wupatki SE9-00446697739306315.9NPS25.225.2Circlelocated E of wukoki intersection ~ 200 paces. we are near main road (on the north side).160/56Artemisia filifolia Shrubland AllianceArtemisia filifolia - Ephedra (torreyana, viridis) Shrubland$\TNHC>5-&@ll?WU-094Wupatki SE9-00446679839306925.6NPS25.225.2Circlesouth of sewage ponds, near visitor center, east of park rd., north of wukoki ruin.134/18Sandstone Sparsely Vegetated AllianceAtriplex canescens - (Ephedra viridis) / (Muhlenbergia porteri) Sandstone Sparse Vegetation=\TNHC>5-&@[[?WU-093Wupatki SE9-00546648239313594.5NPS25.225.2Circlewe are in main wash coming from wupatki ruins. we are ~ .5 miles from main parking area.40/312Atriplex canescens Shrubland AllianceAtriplex canescens Desert Wash Shrubland\TNHC>5-&@98?WU-092Wupatki SE9-00546668139313424.6NPS25.225.2CircleN. of Wupatki W. of Park road235/150Pleuraphis jamesii Herbaceous AlliancePleuraphis jamesii Herbaceous Vegetation{\TNHC>5-&@a ` ?WU-091Wupatki SE9-00546649139311877.9NPS25.225.2Circledown mainwash from wupatki ruins. Plot loc. On e. slope above wash. Plot ~`.5miles from parking lot150/242Sandstone Sparsely Vegetated AllianceAtriplex canescens - (Ephedra viridis) / (Muhlenbergia porteri) Sandstone Sparse VegetationN\TNHC>5-&@PO?WU-090Wupatki SE9-00546638039310879.9NPS25.225.2CircleE. of Wupatki Ruin on sandstone talus slope of 1 mesa, E of ballcourt330/268Sandstone Sparsely Vegetated AllianceAtriplex canescens - (Ephedra viridis) / (Muhlenbergia porteri) Sandstone Sparse Vegetation0\TNHC>5-&@PO?WU-089Wupatki SE9-00446640839310196.0NPS25.225.2Circlefrom parking area of Wupatki walk ~.25 miles into wash area plot is adj. To ball court246/316Sandstone Sparsely Vegetated AllianceAtriplex canescens - (Ephedra viridis) / (Muhlenbergia porteri) Sandstone Sparse VegetationA\TNHC>5-&@?>?WU-088Wupatki SE9-00446653239306586.9NPS25.225.2CircleSW of sewage ponds~1/4 mile , 1/2 mile SE of visitors center150/43Artemisia filifolia Shrubland AllianceArtemisia filifolia - Ephedra (torreyana, viridis) Shrubland\TNHC>5-&@@rq?WU-087Wupatki SE9-00446662239298934.6NPS25.225.2Circle~`1mile SE of intersection of Wukoki rd. and main rd. on outcrop below wood house mesa275/167Brickellia californica Shrubland AllianceBrickellia californica - Rhus trilobata Shrubland\TNHC>5-&  j B #o-@ffffff?WU-111Wupatki SW8-00746497639343374.8NPS25.225.2CircleN OF PARK RD, N OF ANTELOPE WASH ~.5MILE AT BASE OF WHITE MESA30/302Bouteloua eriopoda Xeromorphic Shrub Herbaceous AllianceBouteloua eriopoda Coconino Plateau Shrub Herbaceous Vegetation\TNHC>5-&@` ` ?WU-110Wupatki SW8-00746482839342815.0NPS25.225.2CircleFROM INTERSECTION OF MAIN RD & CRACK-IN-ROCK RD WALK NW ~.25MILES. PLOT IS NE OF ANTELOPE WASH98/10Bouteloua eriopoda Xeromorphic Shrub Herbaceous AllianceBouteloua eriopoda Coconino Plateau Shrub Herbaceous Vegetation?\TNHC>5-&@II?WU-109Wupatki SW8-00746479039341737.1NPS25.225.2CircleIN FIRST WASH WALIKNG NE FROM PARK RD PARALLEL TO WHITE MESA IN ANTELOPE WASH106/270Bouteloua eriopoda Xeromorphic Shrub Herbaceous AllianceBouteloua eriopoda Coconino Plateau Shrub Herbaceous Vegetation/\TNHC>5-&@؂-؂-?WU-108Wupatki SW8-00746476939340366.7NPS25.225.2Circlethe pull out just after crack-in-rock road. Plot is N .25mile from main road heading NE206/116Bouteloua eriopoda Xeromorphic Shrub Herbaceous AllianceBouteloua eriopoda Coconino Plateau Shrub Herbaceous Vegetation:\TNHC>5-&@DDDDDD?WU-107Wupatki SW8-00746472739339507NPS25.225.2Circleeast of park road, south of doney mtn and doney cliff .5 mile20/300Bouteloua eriopoda Xeromorphic Shrub Herbaceous AllianceBouteloua eriopoda Coconino Plateau Shrub Herbaceous VegetationYQKE@>5-&@@(}'}?WU-106Wupatki SW8-00646371339330385.7NPS25.225.2Circleon doney mtn in park service land on highest peak324/236Fallugia paradoxa Shrubland AllianceFallugia paradoxa - (Atriplex canescens - Ephedra torreyana) Cinder Shrubland \TNHC>5-&@@II?WU-105Wupatki SW8-006463759393304422NPS25.225.2Circleon doney mtn facing park road329/237Fallugia paradoxa Shrubland AllianceFallugia paradoxa - (Atriplex canescens - Ephedra torreyana) Cinder Shrublandz[SMGB>5-&@@OO?WU-104Wupatki SW8-00646377339329886.1NPS56.412.6Rectangleon ridge of doney mtn in nps boundary - at highest ridge54/149Fallugia paradoxa Shrubland AllianceFallugia paradoxa - (Atriplex canescens - Ephedra torreyana) Cinder Shrubland_TNHC>5-&@@?WU-103Wupatki SW8-00646365639329937.3NPS25.225.2Circle.5 mile for nps/fs boundary on doney mtn.321/226Fallugia paradoxa Shrubland AllianceFallugia paradoxa - (Atriplex canescens - Ephedra torreyana) Cinder Shrubland\TNHC>5-&@@(}'}?WU-102Wupatki SW8-00646359039329929.7NPS25.225.2Circlesouth of park boundary road on doney mtn. Up from wu-101305/209Fallugia paradoxa Shrubland AllianceFallugia paradoxa - (Atriplex canescens - Ephedra torreyana) Cinder Shrubland\TNHC>5-&@@?WU-101Wupatki SW8-00646355339330039.5NPS25.225.2CircleOn Doney Mtn facing south Near FS & NPS fence boundary330/214Pleuraphis jamesii Herbaceous AlliancePleuraphis jamesii Herbaceous Vegetation\TNHC>5-&@98?WU-100Wupatki SE10-00546742439303313.7NPS25.225.2CircleE of park rd., E of Black Mesa ~ 2 miles, S of VC330/78Artemisia filifolia Shrubland AllianceArtemisia filifolia - Ephedra (torreyana, viridis) Shrubland]UOID?6.&@DDDDDD?WU-099Wupatki SE10-00546737439303865.2NPS25.225.2Circleplot N of main road ~ .25 miles, E of wukoki road ~ .5 miles48/150Artemisia filifolia Shrubland AllianceArtemisia filifolia - Ephedra (torreyana, viridis) Shrubland ]UOID?6.&: a _ ?`@wwwwww?WU-123Wupatki SW6-00646076739327076.5Forest Service25.225.2Circle1/4 MILE WEST OF MILE MARKER 8 ON MAIN ROAD. ~1.25 MILE N OF ROAD.285/199Juniperus monosperma Wooded Herbaceous AllianceJuniperus monosperma Cinder Wooded Herbaceous Vegetationg_YSC>5-&@OO?WU-122Wupatki SW6-00646075839326115.6Forest Service25.225.2Circle1/4 MILE PAST MILE MARKER 8 HEADING WEST TO 89 ON MAIN ROAD 1 MILE N OF ROAD274/194Juniperus monosperma Wooded Herbaceous AllianceJuniperus monosperma Cinder Wooded Herbaceous Vegetation)g_YSC>5-&@ffffff?WU-121Wupatki SW6-00646076239325228.6Forest Service25.225.2Circle1/4 MILE PAST MILE MARKER 8 HEADING WEST TO 89 ON MAIN ROAD. ~300 PACES N OF ROAD158/88Juniperus monosperma Wooded Herbaceous AllianceJuniperus monosperma Cinder Wooded Herbaceous Vegetation.g_YSC>5-&@PO?WU-120Wupatki SW6-00646075239324068.6Forest Service25.225.2Circle1/4 MILE PAST MILE MARKER 8 HEADING WEST TO 89 ON WUPATKI MAIN ROAD. 1/4 MILE N OF ROAD.276/205Juniperus monosperma Wooded Herbaceous AllianceJuniperus monosperma Cinder Wooded Herbaceous Vegetation6g_YSC>5-& @?WU-119Wupatki SW8-007463991393432011NPS25.225.2CircleNORTH OF DONEY MTN180/90Hesperostipa comata Bunch Herbaceous AllianceHesperostipa comata - (Bouteloua eriopoda - Pleuraphis jamesii) Herbaceous Vegetationwo[SMGB>5-& @OO?WU-118Wupatki SW8-00746409639342177.5NPS25.225.2CircleALONG RIM OF WHITE MESA ~.5 MILES. BY DONEY MTN AND MESA PARK BEFORE PICNIC AREA206/290Hesperostipa comata Bunch Herbaceous AllianceHesperostipa comata - (Bouteloua eriopoda - Pleuraphis jamesii) Herbaceous Vegetation?\TNHC>5-& @?WU-117Wupatki SW8-00746431339342937.7NPS25.225.2CircleON WHITE MESA FACING PARK ROAD. TALUS SLOPE ~.5 MILE FROM ROAD210/130Bouteloua eriopoda Xeromorphic Shrub Herbaceous AllianceBouteloua eriopoda Coconino Plateau Shrub Herbaceous Vegetation!\TNHC>5-& @ ` `?WU-116Wupatki SW8-00746417539341526.5NPS25.225.2CircleOn white house mesa ~.5 mile from road. Plot on rim of mesa.192/98Bouteloua eriopoda Xeromorphic Shrub Herbaceous AllianceBouteloua eriopoda Coconino Plateau Shrub Herbaceous Vegetation\TNHC>5-& @ ` `?WU-115Wupatki SW8-00746403139340166.4NPS25.225.2CircleLOOKING WEST TOWARDS PARK ROAD ALONG CLIFF EDGE OF WHITE MESA, NORTH OF DONEY MTN.250/160Bouteloua eriopoda Xeromorphic Shrub Herbaceous AllianceBouteloua eriopoda Coconino Plateau Shrub Herbaceous Vegetation4\TNHC>5-& @[[?WU-114Wupatki SW8-00746403939339666.9NPS25.225.2CircleOFF MAIN ROAD NEAR PICNIC AREA PAST DONEY MTN. ON MESA GOING NORTH ~.25MILES FROM ROAD. ON MESA RIM207/180Bouteloua eriopoda Xeromorphic Shrub Herbaceous AllianceBouteloua eriopoda Coconino Plateau Shrub Herbaceous VegetationG\TNHC>5-& @88?WU-113Wupatki SW8-007464044393383811NPS25.225.2CircleTOP OF WHITE MESA NEAR INTERSECTION OF PARK RD AND DONEY MTN180/290Bouteloua eriopoda Xeromorphic Shrub Herbaceous AllianceBouteloua eriopoda Coconino Plateau Shrub Herbaceous Vegetation[SMGB>5-&@UUUUUU?WU-112Wupatki SW8-00746517839341455.1NPS25.225.2CirclePLOT NW OF MAIN ROAD & CRACK-IN-ROCK INTERSECTION ~0.25 MILES. JUST NORTH OF ANTELOPE WASH150/56Bouteloua eriopoda Xeromorphic Shrub Herbaceous AllianceBouteloua eriopoda Coconino Plateau Shrub Herbaceous Vegetation<\TNHC>5-& z 4 f@1@ll?WU-133Wupatki SW6-01045911039372626.9NPS25.225.2CircleSOUTH OF BABBIT RANCH HOUSE ALONG LOMATHI SERVICE ROAD ~1 MILE SOUTH OF ROAD.240Hesperostipa comata Bunch Herbaceous AllianceHesperostipa comata - (Bouteloua eriopoda - Pleuraphis jamesii) Herbaceous Vegetation7\TNHC>5-&@OO?WU-132Wupatki SW6-01045902939373226.8NPS25.225.2CircleSERVICE RD FROM LOMOKI PAST WARNING SIGN AND ON TOP MESA. PLOT IN BASIN FLOOR SOUTH OF RD183Hesperostipa comata Bunch Herbaceous AllianceHesperostipa comata - (Bouteloua eriopoda - Pleuraphis jamesii) Herbaceous VegetationD\TNHC>5-&@?WU-131Wupatki SW6-01045894339373845.9NPS25.225.2CircleFOLLOW FS ROAD NEAR WUPATKI RUIN ~2 MILES, PARK NEAR BABBIT RANCHES, SOUTH OF ROAD ~1 MILE205/110Hesperostipa comata Bunch Herbaceous AllianceHesperostipa comata - (Bouteloua eriopoda - Pleuraphis jamesii) Herbaceous VegetationH\TNHC>5-&`@qq?WU-130Wupatki SW5-00646042039322827.3Forest Service25.225.2CircleFS ROAD 150 AT CATTLE GUARD ~100 PACES WEST OF A BARING OF 270 DEGREESJuniperus monosperma Wooded Herbaceous AllianceJuniperus monosperma Cinder Wooded Herbaceous Vegetationg_YSC>5-&`@98?WU-129Wupatki SW5-00745826339331078.2NPS25.225.2CircleON EDGE OF NPS AND FS LANDS AT CATTLE GUARD SIGN ~50 PACESJuniperus monosperma Wooded Herbaceous AllianceJuniperus monosperma Cinder Wooded Herbaceous Vegetation\TNHC>5-&`@qq?WU-128Wupatki SW5-00745747739347267.9NPS25.225.2Circle~50 PACES WEST OF PARK ROAD281/180Pleuraphis jamesii Shrub Herbaceous AllianceEricameria nauseosa / Pleuraphis jamesii - (Hesperostipa comata) Shrub Herbaceous Vegetationy\TNHC>5-&@57 WU-127BWupatki SW5-00945784339362975.1NPS25.225.2Circle~ 750 PACES NE OF CITIDEL RUIN PARKINGHesperostipa comata Bunch Herbaceous AllianceHesperostipa comata - (Bouteloua eriopoda - Pleuraphis jamesii) Herbaceous Vegetation ]UOID?6.'@.؂-؂?WU-127Wupatki SW5-009457739393621824NPS25.225.2Circle~ 600 PACES NE OF CITIDEL RUINS47Pleuraphis jamesii Shrub Herbaceous AllianceEricameria nauseosa / Pleuraphis jamesii - (Hesperostipa comata) Shrub Herbaceous Vegetation |[SMGB>5-&@ffffff?WU-126Wupatki SW5-00945767139360955.4NPS25.225.2CircleFROM CITIDEL RUIN PARKING LOT - ~450 PACES NW240Pleuraphis jamesii Shrub Herbaceous AllianceEricameria nauseosa / Pleuraphis jamesii - (Hesperostipa comata) Shrub Herbaceous Vegetation\TNHC>5-&@?WU-125Wupatki SW5-00945759039360406.6NPS25.225.2CircleFROM CITIDEL RUIN PARKING LOT ~300 PACES NE OF ROAD.248Pleuraphis jamesii Shrub Herbaceous AllianceEricameria nauseosa / Pleuraphis jamesii - (Hesperostipa comata) Shrub Herbaceous Vegetation#\TNHC>5-&@qq?WU-124Wupatki SW5-00945749539359896.0NPS25.225.2CircleFROM CITIDEL RUIN PARKING LOT ~150 PACES NE OF ROAD348/78Pleuraphis jamesii Shrub Herbaceous AllianceEricameria nauseosa / Pleuraphis jamesii - 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(Pleuraphis jamesii) Shrubland`XRLD?6.&`@>>?WU-138Wupatki SE13-01347311639307926.4Navajo25.225.2CircleN. of Black Falls Crossig take road to Kishzhini Wash- 150 paces SE212/310Poliomintha incana Shrubland AlliancePoliomintha incana - (Pleuraphis jamesii) Shrubland `XRLD?6.&@?WU-137Wupatki SW5-01145623239389504.4Babbit25.225.2Circletake Babbit Ranch Road and White Mesa Rd.70Bouteloua eriopoda Xeromorphic Shrub Herbaceous AllianceBouteloua eriopoda Coconino Plateau Shrub Herbaceous Vegetation _WQKC>5-&@?WU-136Wupatki SW6-01045882939374974.9NPS25.225.2Circleservice road from Lomoki ruin to warning sign pass this and get to mesa top plot south of road96Pleuraphis jamesii Shrub Herbaceous AllianceEricameria nauseosa / Pleuraphis jamesii - (Hesperostipa comata) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationL\TNHC>5-&@OO?WU-135Wupatki SW6-01045903139375014.5NPS25.225.2CircleSOUTH OF LOMAKI SERVICE ROAD, ADJACENT TO BABBIT RANCHS290Pleuraphis jamesii Shrub Herbaceous AllianceEricameria nauseosa / Pleuraphis jamesii - (Hesperostipa comata) Shrub Herbaceous Vegetation&\TNHC>5-&@-؂-?WU-134Wupatki SW6-01045914639371715.8NPS25.225.2CircleFROM SERVICE RD OFF LOMAKI RUIN PAST WARNING SIGN ON TOP OF MESA PARK BEFORE END OF PARK FENCE - WALK ~.5 MILES SOUTH TOWARD S.E.202Hesperostipa comata Bunch Herbaceous AllianceHesperostipa comata - (Bouteloua eriopoda - Pleuraphis jamesii) Herbaceous Vegetationk\TNHC>5-&= Q U ~a`@` ` ?WU-152E of SP Mountain2-01045319639371987.9NPS25.225.2CircleS of wupatki entrance rd. ~ 200 meters. E of 89 ~ .5 mile on slope facing east.246/154Pleuraphis jamesii Shrub Herbaceous AllianceEricameria nauseosa / Pleuraphis jamesii - (Hesperostipa comata) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationHbZTNID;3,`@?WU-151E of SP Mountain2-01045341839372799.8NPS25.225.2CircleS of wupatki park road ~ 100 meters, E of hwy 89 ~ .5 miles7/96Hesperostipa comata Bunch Herbaceous AllianceHesperostipa comata - (Bouteloua eriopoda - Pleuraphis jamesii) Herbaceous Vegetation,bZTNID;3,`@II?WU-150E of SP Mountain2-01045331939372717.6NPS25.225.2Circle89 N to wupatki rd., .5 mile E on wupatki rd, plot is ~ 200 meters S of road.64/336Hesperostipa comata Bunch Herbaceous AllianceHesperostipa comata - (Bouteloua eriopoda - Pleuraphis jamesii) Herbaceous Vegetation@bZTNID;3,@@>>?WU-149E of SP Mountain3-01045658039374194.3NPS25.225.2Circleon white mesa ~ 200 meters N of main wupatki road138/214Pleuraphis jamesii Shrub Herbaceous AllianceGutierrezia sarothrae / Sporobolus airoides - (Pleuraphis jamesii) Shrub Herbaceous Vegetation-bZTNID;3,@@?WU-148E of SP Mountain3-01045651339375018NPS25.225.2CircleN of park road, adjacent to Cobar ranch ~ .5 mile78/334Hesperostipa comata Bunch Herbaceous AllianceHesperostipa comata - (Bouteloua eriopoda - Pleuraphis jamesii) Herbaceous Vegetation"_WQKFD;3,@@88?WU-147E of SP Mountain3-01045642239375444.7NPS25.225.2Circle~ 200 m N of main wupatki road on white mesa70/344Hesperostipa comata Bunch Herbaceous AllianceHesperostipa comata - (Bouteloua eriopoda - Pleuraphis jamesii) Herbaceous VegetationbZTNID;3,@@(}'}?WU-146E of SP Mountain3-01045626539375287NPS25.225.2CircleS of Co Bar ranch off main park rd ~ 1mile E of hwy 89146/58Bouteloua eriopoda Xeromorphic Shrub Herbaceous AllianceBouteloua eriopoda Coconino Plateau Shrub Herbaceous Vegetation_WQKFD;3,@@?WU-145E of SP Mountain3-01045612039375695.8NPS25.225.2Circleoff main wupatki road ~ 2 miles past citadel ruin, 150 paces N, on white mesa144/50Hesperostipa comata Bunch Herbaceous AllianceHesperostipa comata - (Bouteloua eriopoda - Pleuraphis jamesii) Herbaceous Vegetation@bZTNID;3,@qq?WU-144Wupatki SE13-00847439439374474.3Navajo25.225.2CircleNE of Black Falls crossing along jeep trail ~ .5 miles E of LCR240/332Pleuraphis jamesii Shrub Herbaceous AllianceGutierrezia sarothrae / Sporobolus airoides - (Pleuraphis jamesii) Shrub Herbaceous Vegetation9`XRLD?6.&@?WU-143Wupatki SE13-00847445039374995.8Navajo25.225.2Circlefirst left after Black Falls crossing toward inscription point on jeep trail330/248Pleuraphis jamesii Shrub Herbaceous AllianceGutierrezia sarothrae / Sporobolus airoides - (Pleuraphis jamesii) Shrub Herbaceous VegetationF`XRLD?6.&@88?WU-142BWupatki SE13-01047372239388334.4Navajo25.225.2CircleNE of Black Falls crossing rd. off of jeep trail ~ .5 miles from inscription point on Navajo Nation112/205Sporobolus airoides Herbaceous AllianceSporobolus airoides Herbaceous Vegetation#aYSME@7/' - j - kA'"@-؂-?WU-164Wupatki SW4-01245607039394104.7Babbit25.225.2Circleon white house mesa in babbitt ranches330/230Pleuraphis jamesii Herbaceous AlliancePleuraphis jamesii Herbaceous Vegetation_WQKC>5-&@؂-؂-?WU-163Wupatki SW4-01245607539392955.5Babbit25.225.2Circlebabbitt ranch entrance past work house354/248Bouteloua eriopoda Herbaceous AllianceBouteloua eriopoda - Pleuraphis jamesii Herbaceous Vegetation_WQKC>5-&@qq?WU-162Wupatki SW4-01245606939391084.5Babbit25.225.2CircleN of babbitt ranch road to reservation on white mesa ~ 150 meters from road182/270Pleuraphis jamesii Herbaceous AlliancePleuraphis jamesii Herbaceous Vegetation_WQKC>5-&@DDDDDD?WU-161E of SP Mountain2-01145360139396526.6Babbit25.225.2CircleNE of babbitt ranch house ~ .25 mile on white mesa130/230Pleuraphis jamesii Herbaceous AlliancePleuraphis jamesii Herbaceous Vegetatione]WQID;3,@qq?WU-160E of SP Mountain2-01145368639394705.5Babbit25.225.2CircleN of babbitt ranch house about .5 mile in drainage14/188Pleuraphis jamesii Herbaceous AlliancePleuraphis jamesii Herbaceous Vegetatione]WQID;3,@?WU-159E of SP Mountain3-01145383839393817.7Babbit25.225.2CircleNW of babbitt ranch house ~ .5 mile99/180Pleuraphis jamesii Shrub Herbaceous AllianceGutierrezia sarothrae / Sporobolus airoides - (Pleuraphis jamesii) Shrub Herbaceous Vegetation!e]WQID;3,@?WU-158E of SP Mountain3-01145396339393397.8Babbit25.225.2Circleon mesa to W of horse corral on Babbitt ranches300/200Pleuraphis jamesii Shrub Herbaceous AllianceGutierrezia sarothrae / Sporobolus airoides - (Pleuraphis jamesii) Shrub Herbaceous Vegetation.e]WQID;3,@88?WU-157E of SP Mountain3-011453981393923913Babbit25.225.2Circle~ 500 meters N of horse corral on babbitt ranches162/80Bouteloua eriopoda Xeromorphic Shrub Herbaceous AllianceBouteloua eriopoda Coconino Plateau Shrub Herbaceous Vegetationd\VPHD;3,@.؂-؂?WU-156E of SP Mountain3-01145435439390607.9Babbit25.225.2Circlewupatki entrance rd. to babbitt ranch dirt rd. heading N. E on 2nd dirt rd. go to corral, ~ 100 meters N of corral on white mesa266/164Pleuraphis jamesii Herbaceous AlliancePleuraphis jamesii Herbaceous VegetationBe]WQID;3,`@DDDDDD?WU-155E of SP Mountain2-010453822393818614Babbit25.225.2CircleS of babbitt ranches corral ~ 100 meters, SE of ranch house ~ 200 meters2/96Hesperostipa comata Bunch Herbaceous AllianceHesperostipa comata - (Bouteloua eriopoda - Pleuraphis jamesii) Herbaceous Vegetation;d\VPHD;3,`@UUUUUU?WU-154E of SP Mountain2-01045363439381187babbit25.225.2CircleN of wupatki entrance rd. off of dirt rd. to babbitt ranches, along fence closest to main rd.270/170Bouteloua eriopoda Xeromorphic Shrub Herbaceous AllianceBouteloua eriopoda Coconino Plateau Shrub Herbaceous VegetationEbZTNFD;3,`@UUUUUU?WU-153E of SP Mountain2-01045312239371815.2NPS25.225.2Circleon top of mesa across from white mesa south of park rd., ~ .5 miles east from hwy 89270/359Hesperostipa comata Bunch Herbaceous AllianceHesperostipa comata - (Bouteloua eriopoda - Pleuraphis jamesii) Herbaceous VegetationHbZTNID;3,  4 ^:p@@>>?WU-176Wupatki SW6-00546010639315368.9Forest Service25.225.2Circlesecond FS road exit from S wupatki entrance ~ 500 meters down dirt road.290/34Juniperus monosperma Wooded Herbaceous AllianceJuniperus monosperma Cinder Wooded Herbaceous Vegetation$g_YSC>5-&@@OO?WU-175E of SP Mountain2-01245216939382259.3Private25.225.2CircleN of monument boundry, S of Hank's trading post on E side of hwy 89 ~ .25 miles14/287Hesperostipa comata Bunch Herbaceous AllianceHesperostipa comata - (Bouteloua eriopoda - Pleuraphis jamesii) Herbaceous VegetationFf^XRID;3,@@""""""?WU-174E of SP Mountain2-01245210239384788.7Private25.225.2CircleE of 89 ~ 30 yards, S of Hank's trading post ~ .5 miles190/104Hesperostipa comata Bunch Herbaceous AllianceHesperostipa comata - (Bouteloua eriopoda - Pleuraphis jamesii) Herbaceous Vegetation/f^XRID;3,@@qq?WU-173E of SP Mountain2-01145221039383168.1Babbit25.225.2CircleN of monument boundaries .5 miles, .5 miles S of Hanks Trading Post, in Babbitt ranches, .25 miles E of Hwy 89304Bouteloua eriopoda Xeromorphic Shrub Herbaceous AllianceBouteloua eriopoda Coconino Plateau Shrub Herbaceous VegetationUe]WQID;3, @JI?WU-172Wupatki SE10-01546872939430576.8NPS25.225.2Circle~.5 miles NE of crack-in-rock ruin180Bouteloua eriopoda Xeromorphic Shrub Herbaceous AllianceBouteloua eriopoda Coconino Plateau Shrub Herbaceous Vegetation]UOID?6.& @rq?WU-171Wupatki SE11-01647045439426119.5Babbit25.225.2Circlecrack-in-rock road, past cattle guard, passed ruin on east of road ~200 meters south of LCR on major side wash.32Sporobolus airoides Herbaceous AllianceSporobolus airoides Herbaceous Vegetation)`XRLD?6.& @JI?WU-170Wupatki SE12-01347078339416637.8Babbit25.225.2Circlealong crack-in-rock road ~ 100 meters from LCR50Pleuraphis jamesii Herbaceous AlliancePleuraphis jamesii - Sporobolus airoides Herbaceous Vegetation`XRLD?6.& @II?WU-169Wupatki SE11-01246987939391554.7Babbit25.225.2Circlecrack-in-rock road to cattlegaurd, continue for ~ .25 miles and park on plot in E side of road45Sandstone Sparsely Vegetated AllianceAtriplex canescens - (Ephedra viridis) / (Muhlenbergia porteri) Sandstone Sparse VegetationH`XRLD?6.& @qq?WU-168Wupatki SE11-01246980439391995.3Babbit25.225.2Circlealong crack-in-rock rd. untill border w/babbitt lands ~ 150 meters down road.310Ephedra torreyana Sparsely Vegetated AllianceEphedra torreyana - (Atriplex canescens, confertifolia) Sparse Vegetation.`XRLD?6.&@[[?WU-167Wupatki SW8-01246488739411935.6Babbit25.225.2Circlenear Bar Doney tank ~ .5 miles to west of it.203/144Pleuraphis jamesii Herbaceous AlliancePleuraphis jamesii - Sporobolus airoides Herbaceous Vegetation_WQKC>5-&@UUUUUU?WU-166Wupatki SW8-01246504139408994.8Babbit25.225.2CircleNW of Bar Doney tank ~ 150 meters of Babbitt ranches.260/160Pleuraphis jamesii Herbaceous AlliancePleuraphis jamesii - Sporobolus airoides Herbaceous Vegetation_WQKC>5-&@98?WU-165Wupatki SW8-01246489339409025.3Babbit25.225.2Circlenear Bar Doney tank ~ 400 ft west of tank on babbitt ranch346/250Pleuraphis jamesii Herbaceous AlliancePleuraphis jamesii - Sporobolus airoides Herbaceous Vegetation _WQKC>5-& n K '  yL@57 WU-189Wupatki SE13-009474224393720516NPS25.225.2Circleside drainage of LCR in tamarisk thicket in dead mans wash20/290Tamarix spp. Semi-natural Temporarily Flooded Shrubland AllianceTamarix spp. Temporarliy Flooded Shrubland\TNHC?6.&@DDDDDD?WU-188Wupatki SE13-0847471139366504.6NPS25.225.2Circleto black falls crossing, then hike along river W ~ .25miles326/48Alhagi maurorum Semi-natural Shrubland AllianceAlhagi maurorum Semi-natural Shrubland\TNHC>5-&@?WU-187Wupatki SE13-0847476839367589.4Navajo50.412.6Rectangledrive to Black Falls Crossing Walk ~1/4 mile along the LCR along the NPS boundary54/340Tamarix spp. Semi-natural Temporarily Flooded Shrubland AllianceTamarix spp. Temporarliy Flooded Shrubland+bWQKC>5-&@PO?WU-186Wupatki SE12-1047389739374105.9NPS25.225.2CircleWalk N. from Black Falls Crossing Go ~1 mile alone E. bank of LCR180/270Salix (exigua, interior) Temporarily Flooded Shrubland AllianceSalix exigua / Barren Shrubland \TNHC>5-&@DDDDDD?WU-185Wupatki SW5-00245779339296335.3Forest Service25.225.2Circleoff FS road 150 SE of Red House Basin87/180Juniperus monosperma Wooded Herbaceous AllianceJuniperus monosperma Cinder Wooded Herbaceous Vegetationg_YSC>5-&@UUUUUU?WU-184Wupatki SW5-00245781239295157.3Forest Service25.225.2CircleOff FS 150 SE of Red House Basin16/82Juniperus monosperma Wooded Herbaceous AllianceJuniperus monosperma Cinder Wooded Herbaceous Vegetationg_YSC>5-&@qq?WU-183Wupatki SW5-00245779139294147.4Forest Service25.225.2Circleoff FS road 150 SE of Red House Basin40/138Juniperus monosperma Wooded Herbaceous AllianceJuniperus monosperma Cinder Wooded Herbaceous Vegetationg_YSC>5-&@rq?WU-182Wupatki SW5-00245781039293106.3Forest Service25.225.2CircleOff FS rd 150 SE of Red House Basin268/350Juniperus monosperma Wooded Herbaceous AllianceJuniperus monosperma Cinder Wooded Herbaceous Vegetationg_YSC>5-&@[[?WU-181Wupatki SW5-00245783039292218.6Forest Service25.225.2Circleoff FS road 150- SE of Red House Basin344/65Juniperus monosperma Wooded Herbaceous AllianceJuniperus monosperma Cinder Wooded Herbaceous Vegetationg_YSC>5-&@98?WU-180Wupatki SW5-00245783339291275.9Forest Service25.225.2Circleoff FS road 150- SE at Red House Basin12/98Juniperus monosperma Wooded Herbaceous AllianceJuniperus monosperma Cinder Wooded Herbaceous Vegetationg_YSC>5-&@OO?WU-179Wupatki SW5-00245786839290337.7Forest Service25.225.2Circleoff FS rd 150, SE of Red house basin39/300Juniperus monosperma Wooded Herbaceous AllianceJuniperus monosperma Cinder Wooded Herbaceous Vegetationg_YSC>5-&@@?WU-178Wupatki SW6-00546036839315684.9Forest Service25.225.2Circlesecond exit from first cattle guard on FS land from S. entrance to the park.75Juniperus monosperma Wooded Herbaceous AllianceJuniperus monosperma Cinder Wooded Herbaceous Vegetation$g_YSC>5-&@@-؂-?WU-177Wupatki SW6-00546025539315236.8Forest Service25.225.2Circlesecond FS rd. exit from south wupatki entrance, in 500 meters down first rd.130/55Juniperus monosperma Wooded Herbaceous AllianceJuniperus monosperma Cinder Wooded Herbaceous Vegetation(g_YSC>5-&  d 3 {V @ffffff?WU-202AWupatki SE45802539372835NPS25.225.2Circleon service road south of lomatki ~ .25 miles on east side of road135/40Pleuraphis jamesii Herbaceous AlliancePleuraphis jamesii Herbaceous VegetationSKE?:8/'' @?WU-201Wupatki SE6-00446106839310688.5Forest Service25.225.2Circleplot is FS road S of Doney Mtn after FS gate; plot is ~ 1mile down road95/15Juniperus monosperma Wooded Herbaceous AllianceJuniperus monosperma Cinder Wooded Herbaceous Vegetation"g_YSC>5-& @UUUUUU?WU-200Wupatki SE6-00546104139311244.5Forest Service25.225.2Circlego on first FS rd from Doney picnic area ~ 1 mile along E side of rd70/170Juniperus monosperma Wooded Herbaceous AllianceJuniperus monosperma Cinder Wooded Herbaceous Vegetation g_YSC>5-& @II?WU-199Wupatki SE6-00446043039306786.8Forest Service25.225.2Circleplot is first FS road S of Donney Mnt.10/104Juniperus monosperma Wooded Herbaceous AllianceJuniperus monosperma Cinder Wooded Herbaceous Vegetationg_YSC>5-& @?WU-198Wupatki SE6-00446044039305996.9Forest Service25.225.2Circle~ 1 mile S of park road on FS road ~ 100 meters N of the telephone line road220/120Juniperus monosperma Wooded Herbaceous AllianceJuniperus monosperma Cinder Wooded Herbaceous Vegetation)g_YSC>5-&@ll?WU-197Wupatki SE47224039383336.3NPS25.225.2Circleon N shore across from inscription point at the one and only cotton wood.70/328Populus fremontii Temporarily Flooded Forest AlliancePopulus fremontii / Salix exigua ForestUMGA<7.&&@}'}'?WU-196Wupatki SE12-01047338239375496.6Private25.225.2Circlewalk N of Black Falls Crossing ~ 1.5 miles along western bank of LCR60/160Tamarix spp. Semi-natural Temporarily Flooded Shrubland AllianceTamarix spp. Temporarliy Flooded ShrublandaYSMD?6.&@ffffff?WU-195Wupatki SE12-01047358339373616.6NPS25.225.2Circlefrom Black Falls Crossing hike west along river ~ 1 mile250/178Tamarix spp. Semi-natural Temporarily Flooded Shrubland AllianceTamarix spp. Temporarliy Flooded Shrubland]UOID?6.&@a ` ?WU-194E of SP Mountain2-00545243739317569.7Forest Service25.225.2Circle300 paces south of Hulls Wash350/74Juniperus monosperma Wooded Herbaceous AllianceJuniperus monosperma Cinder Wooded Herbaceous Vegetationme_YID;3,@DDDDDD?WU-193E of SP Mountain2-00545238139318365.8Forest Service25.225.2Circle150 paces south of Hulls Wash23/315Juniperus monosperma Wooded Herbaceous AllianceJuniperus monosperma Cinder Wooded Herbaceous Vegetationme_YID;3,@?WU-192E of SP Mountain2-00545231439319177.4Forest Service25.225.2Circlein Hulls Wash70/150Juniperus monosperma Wooded Herbaceous AllianceJuniperus monosperma Cinder Wooded Herbaceous Vegetation|me_YID;3,@?WU-191Wupatki SE12-010474101393735019NPS25.225.2CircleN of black falls crossing ~ 1 mile310/40Tamarix spp. Semi-natural Temporarily Flooded Shrubland AllianceTamarix spp. Temporarliy Flooded Shrubland\TNHC?6.&@a ` ?WU-190Wupatki SE13-00947414639372564.6NPS25.225.2Circlefrom black falls crossing hike ~ .5 miles to dead mans6/322Tamarix spp. Semi-natural Temporarily Flooded Shrubland AllianceTamarix spp. Temporarliy Flooded Shrubland ]UOID?6.& G !  @؂-؂-?WU-209E of SP Mountain1-00445016239309335.7Forest Service25.225.2Circlewest of HWY 89 Ne of Tuba City Road Tank163/274Fallugia paradoxa Shrubland AllianceFallugia paradoxa - (Atriplex canescens - Ephedra torreyana) Cinder Shrublandme_YID;3, @[[?WU-208E of SP Mountain1-00844979139350774.7Babbit25.225.2CircleW of HWY 89 between powerlines and water tank342/72Bouteloua eriopoda Xeromorphic Shrub Herbaceous AllianceBouteloua eriopoda Coconino Plateau Shrub Herbaceous Vegetatione]WQID;3, @?WU-207E of SP Mountain1-00844990139348976.5Babbit25.225.2CircleW of HWY89 between water tank and power line279/370Bouteloua eriopoda Herbaceous AllianceBouteloua eriopoda - Pleuraphis jamesii Herbaceous Vegetatione]WQID;3, @wwwwww?WU-206E of SP Mountain1-01145069239382236.0Babbit25.225.2CircleS. of Eightymile tank off road just S of Hanks Trading Post88/352Bouteloua eriopoda Xeromorphic Shrub Herbaceous AllianceBouteloua eriopoda Coconino Plateau Shrub Herbaceous Vegetation%e]WQID;3, @?WU-205E of SP Mountain1-01145059039382706.425.225.2CircleS. of Eightynine tank181/283Bouteloua eriopoda Xeromorphic Shrub Herbaceous AllianceBouteloua eriopoda Coconino Plateau Shrub Herbaceous Vegetation}t]UOIID;3, @?WU204E. fo SP Mountain2-00545248339314555.8Forest Service25.225.2CircleS. of Halls Wash241/75Juniperus monosperma Wooded Herbaceous AllianceJuniperus monosperma Cinder Wooded Herbaceous Vegetationme_YID;3, @88?WU-203E of SP Mountain2-00545249139315477.7Forest Service25.225.2Circle500 paces S of Hulls wash30/110Juniperus monosperma Wooded Herbaceous 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so8DDso8DFso8DHso8F6so8F8so8F:A Y$dN Y 9 Y 8 Y 9 Y t Y d Y P Y r Y ( Y n Y o Y n Y a, Y l Y y Y t Y t Y w Y t Y s Y S Y i Y dPlot_CodeSoilSand Gravel Cobble StoneBoulderBedrock Litter CryptoEnv_CommentsSoil_ DesMoss 0-25cm25-50cm 05-1m1-3m3-5m 5-10m 10-20m 20-30m>30mR mjleoeNPe;seYYL{8F802392-D828-11D4-8340-00C04F695756}PrimaryKeyv1ZC $ U  #l3 YA$WU-026306310300deteriating sandsone terrace mesa0220000000SQOMKIGECA? ?WU-025244000000red sandstone blk.cinders (gravel)0541000000TRPNLJHFDB@ ?WU-024306410300broken red sandstone semidrainage.some lava rock.0221000000ca_][YWUSQO ?WU-023306210010red clay w/ riverine cobbles0441000000NLJHFDB@><: ?WU-022365210010lava bedrock w/red sandysoil covered by blk.cinder0431000000db`^\ZXVTRP ?WU-021564100010muhlenbergia porterii grows in shrubsred clay sandy soil w/ black cinder sand0434100000}{ywusqomC ?WU-020441100020red clay covered w/ cinder sand w/ few river cobbl0443200000db`^\ZXVTRP ?WU-019702000001red clay drainage area into Deadman's Wash0433000000\ZXVTRPNLJH ?WU-018553000012on side slope of badlands clay hilred clay/ sandy soil w/ shale erosion crystals0233000000~|zxvtrp@ ?WU-017053100000Sand covered w/ black cinders0343000000OMKIGECA?=; ?WU-016206400010on top of hill often seen riverene topsriverene cobbles cover red sndy clay soil0541000000~|zxvtrpE ?WU-015604300000drainage channel0221000000B@><:86420.. ?WU-014702000000Shale badlands mesa top0220000000IGECA?=;975 ?WU-013701200000clay soil0321000000;97531/-+)' ?WU-012026310010red sand covered w/blk cind./sm.river cobbles0421000000_][YWUSQOMK ?WU-011503333310cinder sand on top red clay/soil/lava rock outcrop0242000000db`^\ZXVTRP ?WU-010406300010near NPS boundaryBlkCinder sand soil w/red sandy soil/river cobbles0330000000wusqomkigec/ ?WU-009006300000red clay/soil/sand/cinders atop/river gravel also0520000000ca_][YWUSQO ?WU-008B704310000near mesa/badlandsclay red soil/blue shale/riverstones0230000000kigeca_][YW1 ?WU-008505410000red sand/clayw/ river cobble0440000000NLJHFDB@><: ?WU-007405300010red clay/ sandy soil0320000000FDB@><:8642 ?WU-006406300000Near LCRred sandy clay/soil ;toped by bl.cind.river cobble0420000000nljhfdb`^\Z& ?WU-005506310000badland clay soil w/ riverine cobbles & blueshale0320000000ca_][YWUSQO ?WU-004045500000sand dune covered with river cobbles0320000000VTRPNLJHFDB ?WU-003055300000Pediocactus photo 473518E, 3937177N. Way point 173Wash bed w/ sandstone and cobble beds0530000000}{ywP ?WU-002064000000Old Riverene bed sand/gravel0440000000NLJHFDB@><: ?WU-001305110000loam covered with cinders0531000000KIGECA?=;97 ?|K 6 V  Zgs?)LWU-053225300020dead salsola kaliwash-sandstone/clay, covered with cinders0222100000nljhfdb`^\Z/ ?WU-052225531010dead salsola kalibasaltic and limestone. River cobble over sandstone clay.0131000000~|zxvtrpnlj/ ?WU-051245231310red sandstone mixed with black cinders0322300000XVTRPNLJHFD ?WU-050125540210dead salsola kalisandstone layers with cinder sand on top0213100000mkigeca_][Y/ ?WU-049443320110dead salsola kali0233100000CA?=;97531// ?WU-048245200020in wash bedred sandstone wash w/black cinder gravel and sand.0224100000qomkigeca_]) ?WU-047155410020near roadblack cinders with red sandstone0331000000][YWUSQOMKI' ?WU-046055300001black cinders covering red rocks, bedrock0233000000[YWUSQOMKIG ?WU-045255100020dead salsola kalicinder black hills w/ red sandstone cobbles0222200000pnljhfdb`^\/ ?WU-044263220020lots of trash0223200000?=;97531/-++ ?WU-043055200000scattered junipers, dead salsola kalicinder sand w/sandstone cobbles w/ loamy comporeul0243100000}{ywC ?WU-0420553100005" cinder cover over bedrock of red sandstone.0333000000`^\ZXVTRPNL ?WU-041125510010basalt, red black cinder stones on hilltops0331000000][YWUSQOMKI ?WU-04050521000003200000000.,*(&$"  ?WU-039226410200red sandstone broken in small pieces w/ black cind0130000000db`^\ZXVTRP ?WU-038653100000red clay/sand stone soil wash w/ black cinder0222000000_][YWUSQOMK ?WU-037353310010Near washsandstone sandy soil w/ layered rock0344100000a_][YWUSQOM' ?WU-036024200000In bottom of wash-red silty soil with cindermixed cinder and silty soil0143100000{ywusqomkigJ ?WU-035012335000plot on west slope of mesa mostly boulders, stone,silty soil exposed minimally & light tan in color1521100000P ?WU-034014420000rocks highly varnished. Gravel ~.5cm deep w/siltuncompact desert pavement-cobbles,stones,&gravel0510000000N ?WU-033026210000Cinder sand0342000000=;97531/-+) ?WU-032030336000cinder sand0141000000=;97531/-+) ?WU-031052200000cinder ash sand(same as for WU27-30)0600000000VTRPNLJHFDB ?WU-030050000000cinder ash soil (same as for WU 027-0290640000000YWUSQOMKIGE ?WU-029051211120Cinder sand (same as 27-28)1334200000MKIGECA?=;9 ?WU-028032521000primarily basalt w/ interspersed sandstone cobblescinder sand (see WU-027)0530000000~|zxvtrpnljP ?WU-027042222200Basaltic lava flow w/cinder ash0632200000QOMKIGECA?== ?t- L 6 ^  kS R}WU-076055100010possible human impact as housing is below mesablack cinders0103300000omkigeca_][L ?WU-075055110020black cinder soil w/few larger basaltic cobbles and stones0223300000ljhfdb`^\ZX ?WU-074056100020gravelly black cinder sand w/sparse limestone cobbles0232000000geca_][YWUS ?WU-073056100010alluvial deposit noted primarily by cinder sandy gravel w/limestone gravely alluvium. Bioturbation in SE quadrangle approx. 2m reveals tan stratum.0332000000 ?WU-072045000010near populus fremontii spring w/one tamarixcinder sand/gravel0222000000qomkigeca_]I ?WU-071062200000atriplex canescenes occurs north of plotcinder sand w/minimal amounts of gravel.0333300000~|zxvtrpF ?WU-070146100020stratified w/cinder gravely sand w/red-tan silty sand below. Bare soil result of bioturbation.0242000000~| ?WU-069064000000cinder sandy gravel, which has formed numerous dunes which were stabalized to form hummochs0332000000}{y ?WU-068225300020black cinder w/very little red sand here and there in valley area between 2 red rock broken hills.0421000000 ?WU-067326200020cinder black sand/gravel over sandstone cobbles and clay0432100000jhfdb`^\ZXV ?WU-066223620310broken sandstone ridge0322000000HFDB@><:864 ?WU-065126200020black cinder sand/gravel w/interspersed sandstone0233100000ca_][YWUSQO ?WU-064236200020black cinder gravel w/sparse intermixing of red rock gravel.0442200000nljhfdb`^\Z ?WU-063216320020scattered junipersred/black cinder gravel and cobbles w/limestone gravel interspersed0433100000}{ywu0 ?WU-062225500020black cinder gravel w/red cinder gravel interspersed, limestone gravel sparsely intermixed. Multiple drainage area.0442300000 ?WU-061135510020cinder soil w/larger lava rocks, red and black0442100000`^\ZXVTRPNL ?WU-060226520010cinders w/interspersed redrock0223100000PNLJHFDB@>< ?WU-059225310010cinder gravel w/ sandstone cobbles0522000000TRPNLJHFDB@ ?WU-058046210010dead salsola kalicinder gravel slope w/ sparse intermix of redrock gravel white limestone0213100000}{y/ ?WU-057235310020cinder sand/gravel with sandstone gravel and cobbles.0233100000geca_][YWUS ?WU-056126310110cinder gravel w/sandstone cobbles interspersed0222300000`^\ZXVTRPNL ?WU-055245210120cinder sand/gravel w/sandstone cobbles and riverine cobbles, sandstone bedrock.0223200000}{ywusqom ?WU-054235320020cinder gravel with mix of red sandstone0222200000YWUSQOMKIGE ?G`q '  e ) OGAWU-100055000020cinder sand/gravel0424100000DB@><:86420 ?WU-099045100020black cinder, bottom of plains at base of black mesa0223200000fdb`^\ZXVTR ?WU-098335100030dead salsola kaliblack cinder sand/gravel, thin layer over sandy soil0323200000ywusqomkige/ ?WU-097225430010broken red sandstone0331000000FDB@><:8642 ?WU-096245100020wash/fan area. dead salsola kaliblack cinder gravel w/pumice stone gravel thin layer over sandy soil0332100000> ?WU-095235200020pumice/black cinder nightmare. thin layer of this gravel substance covering sandy silty soil.0443100000}{ ?WU-094235530011old garden site. large sandstone in distinct rowsrocks/cobbley gravel w/smaller sandstone and basalt gravel.1331000000O ?WU-093345200020black cinders/sand w/mixed red sandstone; soil and gravel0224200000kigeca_][YW ?WU-092355310020sandstone/clay w/gravel and black volcanic cinders0431000000db`^\ZXVTRP ?WU-091214433311broken sandstone/talus slope1232000000NLJHFDB@><: ?WU-090225326221near wupatki ruin many artifactssandstone talus slope with large boulders, small black cinder gravel1323100000> ?WU-089215431210Plot below sm. Mesa like flat area w/ broken sandstone on the edgebroken sandstone slope w/ sandstone exposed bedrock some wolcanic cobbles present0222000000` ?WU-088236100020black cinder gravel w/ Lava cobbles, silty sand0134100000a_][YWUSQOM ?WU-087053334021sand-blk. Cinder gravel sand amid lrg. Boulder outcrops. Packrat midden1442100000ywusqomkigee ?WU-086052223021sand-black cinder sand amid basalt outcrops1333300000][YWUSQOMKII ?WU-085053112021sand is blllack cinder gravely sand- occurs on flat finger extending E.mesa1542000000}{ywusqomkii ?WU-084043322021once again, black cinder gravely sand1531000000WUSQOMKIGEC ?WU-083043222001sand/gravel predominated unvegetated area, characterized as black cinder sandy/gravel. 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