DOI: 10.15468/dl.2ghakd
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 0 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
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concolor; trilobum; microcarpum\", \"syriacum; obtusifolium\", \"\", \"oliverianum\", \"opalus; hispanicum; italum\", \"amoenum; ; palmatum; dissectum; thunbergii; matsumurae; septemlobum; linearilobum; heptalobum; luteoflorum; sanguineum; palmatipartitum; coreanum; atropurpureum; roseomarginatum; rubrum; horonaiense; reticulatum; volubile; cristatum; atrolineare; multifidum; crispum; versicolor\", \"\", \"biauritum\", \n\"longilobum; rufinerve; taronense; caudatilobum; pectinatum\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"mono; glaucum; mayrii; tricuspis; pictum; okamotoanum; macropterum; pubigerum; minshanicum; marmoratum; savatieri; ambiguum; dissectum; connivens; trichobasis; puberulum; pulvigerum; piliferum; subtrifidum; glabrum; heterophyllum; taishakuense; quelpaertense; weixiense\", \"stenolobum\", \"\", \"dissectum; variegatum; schwedleri; turkestanicum; globosum; rubrum; stollii; cucullatum; palmatifidum; platanoides; laciniatum; lorbergii; palmatipartitum; reitenbachii; pygmaeum; puckleri; drummondii; brevilobum\", \n\"purpureum; pseudoplatanus; purpurascens; subtruncatum; atropurpureum; microcarpum; trilobatum; erythrocarpum; leopoldii; quinquelobum; corstorphinense; tomentosum; worleei; obtusangulatum; complicatum; acuminatum; albovariegatum; aureovariegatum; euchlorum; handjeryi; triangulare; variegatum; dittrichii; nizetii; villosum; vitifolium; subtrilobum\", \"koreanum; pseudosieboldianum; mandshuricum; ishidoyanum; takesimense; pilosum\", \"\", \"chekiangense; kwangtungense; pubinerve\", \"pycnanthum\", \"rubrum; trilobum; drummondii; tomentosum; tridens; pallidum; carolinianum; breviramusculum; pallidiflorum; sanguineum; viride\", \n\"albolimbatum\", \"wierii; laciniatum; pyramidale; lutescens\", \"schneckii; saccharum; rugelii; rubrocarpum; conicum; ozarkense; euconcolor; angustilobatum; monumentale; subvestitum\", \"cuneifolium\", \"formosanum\", \"microphyllum; aureum; tenuifolium\", \"microphyllum\", \"serrulatum; subintegrum; sikkimense; orbiculare\", \"microcarpum; ; concolor; serrulatum; longilobum; undulatum; brevilobum; sinense; serratifolium\", \"\", \"\", \"skutchii\", \"\", \"latialatum; tiliifolium; longiracemosum; mapienense; betulifolium; elobulatum; pentaneurum; haopingense; dolichurum; lobulatum; stachyophyllum\", \n\"acuminatilobum; franchetii; megalocarpum; sterculiaceum; oxycolpum\", \"\", \"ginnala; ; tataricum; theiferum; aidzuense; semenovii; yezoense; torminaloides\", \"\", \"septemlobum\", \"thomsonii\", \"\", \"kwangsiense\", \"\", \"truncatum;\", \"tschonoskii; australe\", \"\", \"serrulatum; shimadae\", \"changbaishanense; ukurunduense; pilosum\", \"velutinum; vanvolxemii; glabrescens\", \"\", \"\", \"wilsonii; obtusum\", \"\", \"leptocarpum\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"bicornutus; obovatus; praecox\", \n\"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"sakenensis; bojeri; isalensis; grandidieri\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"natalitius; linearifolius; obtusus\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"longiflora\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"trifoliolata; ampla; microcarpa\", \n ..., c(\"\", \"\", \"\", \"; Ortigo; Duraznillo; Velitas; Belitas; Velillo; Chirlobirlo\", \"\", \"\", \"; European Silver-Fir; Silvergran; Gewone Zilverspar; Sapin Pectiné; Almindelig Ædelgran; Silver Fir Or European Silver Fir; Edelgran; Пихта Белая; Silver Fir; Weisstanne; ヨーロッパモミ; Silver Fir, European Silver Fir; European Silver Fir; Bm: Edelgran; European Silver-Fir, In French: Sapin Pectine\", \"; Beautiful Silver-Fir; Purpurgran; Pacific Silver Fir; Sapin Gracieux; Amabilis Fir; Silver Fir\", \n\"; Balsamgran; Balsam Fir; Canadian Yew; Fir; Fir, Balsam; バルサムモミ; Пихта; Balsam Fir, Sapin Baumier, Canada Balsam, Sapin; Sapin Baumier; Balsam (Balsam Fir); Pines; Tracheophytes; Plants\", \"\", \"; Bristlecone Fir; Bristlecone Fir;Santa Lucia Fir;Silver Fir\", \"; Greek Fir; Grekgran; Grecian Fir; Griekse Zilverspar\", \"\", \"; Cilician Fir; Turkgran; Пихта\", \"; Oregongran; Coloradogran; Colorado White-Fir; Abeto, Oyamel, Oyamel De California, Pinabete; Pines; Tracheophytes; Plants; Balsam Fir;Colorado Fir;Concolor Fir;Silver Fir;White Balsam;White Fir;Oyamel De California; Nevadagran; Пихта; Pino Bálsamo, Abeto, Oyamel, Oyamel De California, Pinabete; Langnålet Ædelgran; Fir, White; コロラドモミ; Koloradoedelgran; Oyamel; Abeto; Pino, Abeto, Oyamel, Oyamel De California, Pinabete; Oyamel De California, Abeto, Oyamel, Oyamel De California, Pinabete; Abeto, Abeto, Oyamel, Oyamel De California, Pinabete; 白冷杉; Concolor Fir; White Fir; White Fir, Concolor Fir; Coloradozilverspar\", \n\"; Delavay's Silver-Fir; Abies Delavayi Franch.\", \"\", \"; Pinabete, Oyamel, Pinabete; Matéo, Cahuitel, Cahuite, Pino Bete, Pino Azul, Oyamel, Pinabete; Huallame, Pinabete, Oyamel, Oyamel Blanco; Cahuite, Oyamel, Pinabete; Oyamel, Pinabete; Oyamel, Oyamel Blanco; Abies, Cahuite, Pino, Pino Azul, Oyamel, Pinabete; Cahuite; Nica; Oyamel Pseudotsuga, Oyamel, Pinabete; Oyamel, Oyamel, Oyamel Blanco\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"; モミ; Momi Fir; マツ; 일본전나무; 日本冷杉\", \"; Forrestgran; Abies Forrestii Var. Ferreana (Bordères & Gaussen) Farjon &; Abies Georgei Orr\", \n\"; Fraser Fir; Fraser's Fir\", \"; Giant Fir; Kustgran; Reuzenzilverspar; Sapin De Vancouver; Kæmpegran; Giant Fir, In French: Sapin De Vancouver; Pines; Tracheophytes; Plants; Grand Fir\", \"; Romerillo, Pinabete; Oyamel De Jalisco; Oyamel, Oyamel De Jalisco; Pinabete; Abeto; Pinabete, Oyamel De Jalisco; Romerito; Abeto Blanco, Oyamel De Jalisco; Guayami; Oyamel, Pinabete, Oyamel De Jalisco, Romerillo, Plumajatzin, Romerito, Guayami; Oyamel\", \"; Abeto, Pino Abeto, Oyamel; Pinabete; Oyamel; Romerillo, Abeto; Oyamel, Iya Berugaa, Ya Gue Legashjeé, Yag Lgax, Oyamel De Juárez, Yag Liashga; Oyamel De Juárez; Abeto, Oyamel; Yaga-Laga-Xe (Zapoteco), Abeto, Laga-Axi (Zapoteco), Oyamel, Oyamel Blanco, Oyamel De Juárez, Pinabete; Oyamel, Abeto\", \n\"; Oyamel\", \"; Пихта Цельнолистная; Ussurigran; 전나무; Jeon-Na-Mu; 젓나무; 젓나무(전나무)\", \"ウラジロモミ; Nikkogran; ; Nikko-Zilverspar; Nikko Fir; ミツミネモミ; Zilverspar\", \"; 台灣冷杉; 臺灣冷杉\", \"; Korean Fir; Koreagran; 구상나무\", \"; Berggran; Subalpine Fir; Fjelledelgran; Rocky Mountain Alpine Fir; Sapin Subalpin; Alpine Fir; Sapin De Montagne; Pines; Tracheophytes; Plants\", \"\", \"オオシラビソ; ; アオモリトドマツ; Abies Mariesii Mast.; オオシラビソ（アオモリトドマツ）\", \n\"; Sicilian Fir; Nebrodgran\", \"; Пихта Белокорая; 분비나무; Koreagran; 구상나무; 臭冷杉\", \"; Nordmannsgran; Vanlig Nordmannsgran; Caucasian Fir; Kaukasische Zilverspar; Bornmüllergran; Sapin De Nordmann; Nordmannsedelgran; Пихта Нордманна, Пихта Кавказская; Nordmann Fir; Nordmannstanne; Tyrkisk Ædelgran; Nordham Fir\", \"\", \"; Pindrowgran; West Himalayan Fir; Пихта\", \"; Spanish Fir; Spanskgran; Sapin D’espagne; Sapin D'espagne; Spaanse Zilverspar\", \n\"; Noble Fir; Kaskadgran; Sølvgran; Nobilis; Edelspar; Edelspar Cultivar Glauca\", \"\", \"; Yaga-Laga-Xe (Zapoteco), Abeto, Acshoyatl (Náhuatl), Aile (Náhuatl), Bansú (Otomí), Cahuite, Laga-Axi (Zapoteco), Oyamel, Oyamel Blanco, Oyamel Cenizo, Oyamel De Juárez, Oyamel De Jalisco, Oyamel Obscuro, Pinabete, Pinabeto, Pino Navideño, Romerillo, Tejamanil, Thúcum (Tarasco), Xolocotl (Náhuatl), Árbol De Navidad; Guayame, Pino, Cahuite, Oyamel, Oyametl, Oyamel-Pinaveta, Yaga-Laga-Xe (Zapoteco), Abeto, Acshoyatl (Náhuatl), Aile (Náhuatl), Bansú (Otomí), Cahuite, Laga-Axi (Zapoteco), Oyamel, Oyamel Blanco, Oyamel Cenizo, Oyamel De Juárez, Oyamel De Jalisco, Oyamel Obscuro, Pinabete, Pinabeto, Pino Navideño, Romerillo, Tejamanil, Thúcum (Tarasco), Xolocotl (Náhuatl), Árbol De Navidad; Cahite, Yaga-Laga-Xe (Zapoteco), Abeto, Acshoyatl (Náhuatl), Aile (Náhuatl), Bansú (Otomí), Cahuite, Laga-Axi (Zapoteco), Oyamel, Oyamel Blanco, Oyamel Cenizo, Oyamel De Juárez, Oyamel De Jalisco, Oyamel Obscuro, Pinabete, Pinabeto, Pino Navideño, Romerillo, Tejamanil, Thúcum (Tarasco), Xolocotl (Náhuatl), Árbol De Navidad; Oyamel, Yaga-Laga-Xe (Zapoteco), Abeto, Acshoyatl (Náhuatl), Aile (Náhuatl), Bansú (Otomí), Cahuite, Laga-Axi (Zapoteco), Oyamel, Oyamel Blanco, Oyamel Cenizo, Oyamel De Juárez, Oyamel De Jalisco, Oyamel Obscuro, Pinabete, Pinabeto, Pino Navideño, Romerillo, Tejamanil, Thúcum (Tarasco), Xolocotl (Náhuatl), Árbol De Navidad; Oyamel Colorado, Yaga-Laga-Xe (Zapoteco), Abeto, Acshoyatl (Náhuatl), Aile (Náhuatl), Bansú (Otomí), Cahuite, Laga-Axi (Zapoteco), Oyamel, Oyamel Blanco, Oyamel Cenizo, Oyamel De Juárez, Oyamel De Jalisco, Oyamel Obscuro, Pinabete, Pinabeto, Pino Navideño, Romerillo, Tejamanil, Thúcum (Tarasco), Xolocotl (Náhuatl), Árbol De Navidad; Oyamel, Pinabete; Sacred Fir; Pinabete, Yaga-Laga-Xe (Zapoteco), Abeto, Acshoyatl (Náhuatl), Aile (Náhuatl), Bansú (Otomí), Cahuite, Laga-Axi (Zapoteco), Oyamel, Oyamel Blanco, Oyamel Cenizo, Oyamel De Juárez, Oyamel De Jalisco, Oyamel Obscuro, Pinabete, Pinabeto, Pino Navideño, Romerillo, Tejamanil, Thúcum (Tarasco), Xolocotl (Náhuatl), Árbol De Navidad; Guayame, Oyamel, Abeto, Yaga-Laga-Xe (Zapoteco), Abeto, Acshoyatl (Náhuatl), Aile (Náhuatl), Bansú (Otomí), Cahuite, Laga-Axi (Zapoteco), Oyamel, Oyamel Blanco, Oyamel Cenizo, Oyamel De Juárez, Oyamel De Jalisco, Oyamel Obscuro, Pinabete, Pinabeto, Pino Navideño, Romerillo, Tejamanil, Thúcum (Tarasco), Xolocotl (Náhuatl), Árbol De Navidad; Abeto, Yaga-Laga-Xe (Zapoteco), Abeto, Acshoyatl (Náhuatl), Aile (Náhuatl), Bansú (Otomí), Cahuite, Laga-Axi (Zapoteco), Oyamel, Oyamel Blanco, Oyamel Cenizo, Oyamel De Juárez, Oyamel De Jalisco, Oyamel Obscuro, Pinabete, Pinabeto, Pino Navideño, Romerillo, Tejamanil, Thúcum (Tarasco), Xolocotl (Náhuatl), Árbol De Navidad; Pinabete, Guayamel, Oyamel, Yaga-Laga-Xe (Zapoteco), Abeto, Acshoyatl (Náhuatl), Aile (Náhuatl), Bansú (Otomí), Cahuite, Laga-Axi (Zapoteco), Oyamel, Oyamel Blanco, Oyamel Cenizo, Oyamel De Juárez, Oyamel De Jalisco, Oyamel Obscuro, Pinabete, Pinabeto, Pino Navideño, Romerillo, Tejamanil, Thúcum (Tarasco), Xolocotl (Náhuatl), Árbol De Navidad\", \n\"; アオトドマツ; トドマツ; アカトドマツ; Sachalingran; Пихта Изящная; Пихта Сахалинская\", \"; Пихта Сибирская; Pichtagran; Sibirisk Ædelgran; Сосновые; Пихтовый Стланник; Sibiredelgran; Пихта Семенова\", \"; Himalayan Fir; 西藏冷杉; East Himalayan Fir\", \"\", \"; シラビソ; アオシラベ; アオシコクシラベ; Japanse Zilverspar; シラベ; Fujigran; Veitch's Ædelgran; シコクシラベ; Veitch's Silver-Fir\", \n\"; Oyamel Blanco; Guayame Blanco\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"; Yagucua; Bayojeketsó; Ojejikaka (Andoque) Veneno Del Sapo Oje; Guaguagutsó; Chichivayoje (Miraña); Nukak: Tuka\", \"\", \"\", \"; Ciruelo\", \"; Warapa Ijokï (Trio); Warapa Ijokï (Trio), Bundoo Tatai (Saramaccan)\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"; Euphorbia; Melao; Pañalito Lavaplatos\", \"\", \"Hoja De Plata;\", \"\", \"; Escoba, Rama Blanca, Tronadora; Rama Blanca, Indian Mallow, Chiclepue, Caatc Ipápl, Escoba, Rama Blanca, Tronadora; Pintapan, Escoba, Rama Blanca, Tronadora; Malva, Escoba, Rama Blanca, Tronadora\", \n\"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"Wattle;\", \"Pindari Wattle;\", \"; Raspberry Jam\", \"Whipstick Wattle;\", \"Wallangarra Wattle;\", \"\", \"Wattle;\", \"\", \"Mt Conner Wattle\", \"\", \"\", \"Spring Wattle;\", \"\", \"Duck-Head Wattle;\", \"Fitzroy Wattle;\", \"Broad-Leaf Mulga; ; Mulga\", \"\", \"\", \"Kimberly's Wattle\", \"Miles Mulga;\", \"Slender Mulga\", \"Wattle\", \"Spidery Wattle;\", \"\", \"Wattle;\", \"Black Gidyea;\", \"\", \"Wattle;\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"Salwood; ; Akasia\", \"; Black Northern Wattle; Earleaf Acacia; Auri\", \"Ausfeld's Wattle;\", \"Blue Mulga\", \n\"Cootamundra Wattle; ; Acacia; Bailey's Wattle; ギンヨウアカシア; Acacia Gris; Acacia Morada\", \"Marblewood;\", \"\", \"; Barrett's Wattle\", \"\", \"Two-Veined Hickory;\", \"Coast Myall;\", \"\", \"Blakely's Wattle;\", \"Blay's Wattle\", \"Umbrella Mulga;\", \"Brass's Wattle;\", \"Wattle;\", \"Bromilow's Wattle;\", \"\", \"; Bulga Wattle\", \"Burrow's Wattle;\", \"\", \"Limestone Blue Wattle;\", \"Western Blue Mulga\", \"Tablelands Wattle;\", \"Wallowa; ; Acacia De Jardín\", \"; Northern Myall\", \"Gidgee;\", \"Cabbage-Tree Wattle;\", \n\"\", \"Wyalong Wattle;\", \"Needle Wattle;\", \"Narrow-Leaf Currawang;\", \"; Bendee; Western Bendee\", \"Glowing Wattle;\", \"Brown Salwood;\", \"\", \"Motherumbah;\", \"Newry Golden Wattle;\", \"Wattle;\", \"River Jam;\", \"Kanangra Wattle;\", \"\", \"Narrow-Leaf Bower-Wattle;\", \"Wattle; Kalkardi;\", \"Wait-A-While; ; Акация\", \"Flat-Stemmed Wattle;\", \"Curracabah;\", \"Crowded-Leaved Wattle; ; Акация\", \"; Акация; ソウシジュ\", \"\", \"Wattle;\", \"Wattle\", \"Sugar Brother;\", \"; Wirewood; Weeping Wirewood\", \"Three Brothers Wattle;\", \n\"Blue Bush;\", \"Cowans Wattle;\", \"Halls Creek Wattle;\", \"Hop Mulga;\", \"; Curracabah\", \"Brown Salwood; ; Akasia\", \"\", \"Chalky Wattle\", \"\", \"Pink Gidgee;\", \"Wait-A-While;\", \"Silver Witchetty;\", \"; Western Coastal Wattle; Redeye; Акация; Mimosa\", \"Mineritchie; Weeping Red Mulga;\", \"; Catkin Wattle\", \"\", \"Poverty Wattle;\", \"Silver Wattle; ; Blue Silver Wattle; Mimosa; Акация Подбеленная, Акация Серебристая; フサアカシア; Zarza Blanca; Bejuco Zarza Blanca; Acacia.; Mozà; Acacia\", \n\"Deane's Wattle;\", \"\", \"Early Black-Wattle; ; Acacia Negra; Acacia (Negra; Gris); Uña De Gato; Acacia Blanqueante; Acacia Ceniza; Acacia; Acacia Negra Comun; Muwati (Sambaa); Muwati(Sambaa); Acacia Amarilla; Green Wattle; Acacia Gris\", \"\", \"Ashburton Willow\", \"\", \"; Tooth-Bearing Acacia\", \"\", \"Des Nelson Wattle\", \"\", \"\", \"River Wattle;\", \"Drooping Wattle;\", \"Wattle;\", \"Brush Ironbark Wattle; ; Southern Salwood; Dry-Land Salwood\", \"Manggurda Wattle;\", \"; Hop-Bush Wattle; Акация\", \"Chewings Range Wattle\", \n\"Binneringie Wattle\", \"Currawang; ; Акация\", \"\", \"Elephant Ear Wattle;\", \"\", \"Wattle\", \"\", \"Halls Creek Wattle\", \"Cedar Wattle;\", \"Swamp Wattle;\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"\", \"Narrow Leaf Pindan Wattle;\", \"Ironwood; Акация;\", \"Ironwood;\", \"\", \"Casterton Wattle;\", \"Sickle Wattle;\", \"Broad-Leaved Hickory; ; Hickory Wattle\", \"; Scaly Bark\", \"\", \"Fern-Leaved Wattle;\", \"\", \"Fringed Wattle; ; Акация\", \"; Toothed Wattle; Акация\", \"Wattle;\", \"Flockton Wattle;\", \"White Sally; ; Gossamer Wattle\", \n\"\", \"Frosted Wattle;\", \"Velvet Wattle;\", \"Dark-Shoot Mulga\", \"\", \"\", \"Bega Wattle;\", \"Georgina Gidgee;\", \"\", \"Gill's Wattle;\", \"\", \"Hickory Wattle;\", \"\", \"Wattle;\", \"Wattle;\", \"\", \"; Minni Ritchie\", \"Hakea Wattle;\", \"; Hamersley Range Wattle\", \"Hammond's Wattle;\", \"Brigalow;\", \"Needle Wattle;\", \"Club-Leaf Wattle;\", \"Wattle;\", \"\", \"\", \"; Silver Wattle\", \"\", \"\", \"Sticky Wattle;\", \"Wattle;\", \"Hickory Wattle;\", \"Fire Wattle;\", \"\", \"Narrow-Leaf Mulga;\", \"\", \"Fibre-Barked Wattle;\", \"; Narrow Phyllode Snakewood\", \n\"Green Wattle;\", \"Isla Gorge Wattle;\", \"Motherumbung;\", \"\", \"; Wattle\", \"Coonavittra Wattle;\", \"; Spear Wattle\", \"Jibberding Wattle;\", \"Yetman Wattle;\", \"\", \"Wattle\", \"; Witchetty Bush\", \"\", \"Buffalo Wattle;\", \"; Koa\", \"Wattle\", \"Wattle\", \"Shaggy Wattle;\", \"Wattle;\", \"Wattle;\", \"Broad-Leaf Sugar Brother\", \"Latz's Wattle\", \"\", \"\", \"Curracabah; ; Black Wattle\", \"Western Wirilda;\", \"; Cinnamon Wattle; Otway Wattle; Large-Leaf Cinnamon-Wattle; Western Cinnamon-Wattle\", \"; Mangarr Mangal\", \"\", \"\", \"Townsville Wattle;\", \n\"Northern Silver Wattle;\", \"Small Cooba;\", \"\", \"Stringybark Wattle;\", \"White Wattle;\", \"Nealie;\", \"Sallow Wattle; Coast Wattle; ; Sydney Golden Wattle; Coastal Wattle; Golden Rods; Acácia; Acacia; Fierro\", \"Yalgoo;\", \"\", \"\", \"Flax Wattle;\", \"Ma Ma Creek Wattle;\", \"Lunate-Leaved Acacia;\", \"; Turpentine\", \"Mabel's Wattle;\", \"; Hill Mulga\", \"Salt Wattle;\", \"; Zig-Zag Wattle\", \"Maiden's Wattle;\", \"; Wattle; Acacio; Fabaceae; Mangium; Acacia; Mangga Hutan\", \"Womel;\", \"Marramamba\", \"Maslin's Wattle;\", \n\"\", \"\", \"Black Wattle; ; Acacia Negra; モリシマアカシア; Mimosa Vert; Mwati (Sambaa)\", \"\", \"Blackwood; ; Acacia Negra; Australian Blackwood; Australian Ysterhout; Acacia, Acacia De Madera Negra, Huizache, Madera Negra De Tasmania, Mimosa, Subin (Maya); Tasmanian Blackwood; Акация Чернодревесная; Acacia; Austrália; Acasia Negra.; Fierro; Eucalipto Mimoso; Acacia Fierro; Acacia Gris; Acacia Japonesa; Blackwood Acacia; Acacia De Tierra Fría\", \"Yarran;\", \"\", \"Manna Wattle;\", \n\"\", \"Bowyakka;\", \"Cape York Salwood\", \"Wattle\", \"\", \"; Desert Mulga\", \"Velvet Wattle;\", \"Mallee Wattle;\", \"Hill Turpentine;\", \"; Wattle\", \"Narrow-Leaf Wattle; ; Narrow Leaved Wattle\", \"Muellers Wattle;\", \"Milky Mulga;\", \"Wattle;\", \"Wattle\", \"Murray's Wattle;\", \"Dwarf Silver-Wattle;\", \"Silver Wattle;\", \"Wattle\", \"\", \"; Spine Bush\", \"Mountain Hickory Wattle;\", \"Blunt-Leaf Wattle;\", \"\", \"; Mt Olga Wattle\", \"\", \"; Coastal Wattle; Акация\", \"Mountain Wattle;\", \"; Needle-Leaf Wattle\", \"Corkwood Wattle;\", \n ..., c(\"Abarema cochliocarpos (Gomes) Barneby & J.W.Grimes\", \"Abarema levelii (R.S.Cowan) Barneby & J.W.Grimes\", \"Abatia mexicana Standl.\", \"Abatia parviflora Ruiz & Pav.\", \"Abatia rugosa Ruiz & Pav.\", \"Abatia spicata (Turcz.) Sleumer\", \"Abies alba Mill.; NA\", \"Abies amabilis Douglas ex J.Forbes; NA\", \"Abies balsamea (L.) 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Cantabrian mixed forests, Crimean Submediterranean forest complex, Sierra Nevada forests, Iberian conifer forests, Iberian sclerophyllous and semi-deciduous forests, Central-Southern Cascades Forests, Appenine deciduous montane forests, Carpathian montane forests\", \n\"Qionglai-Minshan conifer forests, Nujiang Langcang Gorge alpine conifer and mixed forests, Hengduan Mountains subalpine conifer forests, Northeast Himalayan subalpine conifer forests, Daba Mountains evergreen forests, Qin Ling Mountains deciduous forests, Central Tibetan Plateau alpine steppe, European Atlantic mixed forests, Puget lowland forests, Yunnan Plateau subtropical evergreen forests, Central China Loess Plateau mixed forests, NA, Southeast Tibet shrublands and meadows, Changjiang Plain evergreen forests, Guizhou Plateau broadleaf and mixed forests, Sichuan Basin evergreen broadleaf forests, Appalachian Piedmont forests\", \n\"Southern Anatolian montane conifer and deciduous forests, Northeast Spain and Southern France Mediterranean forests, Celtic broadleaf forests, Caucasus mixed forests, Sarmatic mixed forests, Northeast US Coastal forests, Eastern Mediterranean conifer-broadleaf forests, Anatolian conifer and deciduous mixed forests, Southeast US conifer savannas, Cyprus Mediterranean forests, European Atlantic mixed forests, Baltic mixed forests, Western European broadleaf forests, Pannonian mixed forests, Syrian xeric grasslands and shrublands, Appalachian Piedmont forests, Eastern Great Lakes lowland forests, Euxine-Colchic broadleaf forests, Cantabrian mixed forests, NA\", \n\"Great Basin shrub steppe, California montane chaparral and woodlands, Arizona Mountains forests, Great Basin montane forests, Wasatch and Uinta montane forests, Eastern Cascades forests, Colorado Plateau shrublands, Sierra Nevada forests, Central-Southern Cascades Forests, Blue Mountains forests, Colorado Rockies forests, Klamath-Siskiyou forests, Sierra Madre Occidental pine-oak forests, Central European mixed forests, Southeast US conifer savannas, Pannonian mixed forests, Sarmatic mixed forests, Western European broadleaf forests, Carpathian montane forests, Western shortgrass prairie, Sonoran desert, Southern Great Lakes forests, Mojave desert, Eastern Great Lakes lowland forests, Northeast US Coastal forests, Central US forest-grasslands transition, NA, Scandinavian and Russian taiga, Northern California coastal forests, Baltic mixed forests, North Atlantic moist mixed forests, Alps conifer and mixed forests, California interior chaparral and woodlands, Northeast Spain and Southern France Mediterranean forests, California Central Valley grasslands, European Atlantic mixed forests, English Lowlands beech forests, Allegheny Highlands forests, Pontic steppe, East European forest steppe, South Central Rockies forests, Northern Rockies conifer forests, Chihuahuan desert, California coastal sage and chaparral, Snake-Columbia shrub steppe, Appalachian-Blue Ridge forests, Cantabrian mixed forests, Pyrenees conifer and mixed forests, Western Great Lakes forests, Palouse prairie, Celtic broadleaf forests, Scandinavian Montane Birch forest and grasslands, New England-Acadian forests, Baja California desert, Willamette Valley oak savanna, Southwest Iberian Mediterranean sclerophyllous and mixed forests, North Cascades conifer forests, Puget lowland forests, Hokkaido montane conifer forests, Montana Valley and Foothill grasslands, Scandinavian coastal conifer forests, Wyoming Basin shrub steppe, Caledon conifer forests, Sierra Madre Oriental pine-oak forests, Appalachian mixed mesophytic forests, British Columbia coastal conifer forests, Balkan mixed forests, Atlantic coastal pine barrens, Upper Midwest US forest-savanna transition, Appalachian Piedmont forests, Central Pacific Northwest coastal forests, Central Tallgrass prairie, Changjiang Plain evergreen forests, Appenine deciduous montane forests, Santa Lucia Montane Chaparral & Woodlands\", \n\"Yunnan Plateau subtropical evergreen forests, Nujiang Langcang Gorge alpine conifer and mixed forests, Eastern Himalayan alpine shrub and meadows, Sichuan Basin evergreen broadleaf forests, Changjiang Plain evergreen forests, Northeast Himalayan subalpine conifer forests, Northern Indochina subtropical forests, Qin Ling Mountains deciduous forests, Northern Triangle subtropical forests, Hengduan Mountains subalpine conifer forests, Qionglai-Minshan conifer forests, Celtic broadleaf forests, NA, Daba Mountains evergreen forests, Eastern Himalayan broadleaf forests, Eastern Himalayan subalpine conifer forests, European Atlantic mixed forests, Southeast Tibet shrublands and meadows, Puget lowland forests, Qilian Mountains conifer forests, Central Tibetan Plateau alpine steppe, New Zealand South Island montane grasslands, California interior chaparral and woodlands\", \n\"Himalayan subtropical broadleaf forests, Eastern Himalayan subalpine conifer forests, Eastern Himalayan broadleaf forests, Rock and Ice, Central Tibetan Plateau alpine steppe, Himalayan subtropical pine forests, European Atlantic mixed forests, Puget lowland forests, Northeast Himalayan subalpine conifer forests, Eastern Himalayan alpine shrub and meadows, Yarlung Zanbo arid steppe, Qionglai-Minshan conifer forests, Terai-Duar savanna and grasslands\", \"Sierra Madre Oriental pine-oak forests, Sierra Madre Occidental pine-oak forests, Chihuahuan desert, Meseta Central matorral, European Atlantic mixed forests, Sinaloan dry forests, Tamaulipan matorral, Tamaulipan mezquital, Veracruz moist forests\", \n\"Qionglai-Minshan conifer forests, Hengduan Mountains subalpine conifer forests, Sichuan Basin evergreen broadleaf forests, Southeast Tibet shrublands and meadows, Nujiang Langcang Gorge alpine conifer and mixed forests, Daba Mountains evergreen forests, Yunnan Plateau subtropical evergreen forests, European Atlantic mixed forests, Jian Nan subtropical evergreen forests, Aegean and Western Turkey sclerophyllous and mixed forests, Canterbury-Otago tussock grasslands, California interior chaparral and woodlands\", \n\"Jian Nan subtropical evergreen forests\", \"Huang He Plain mixed forests, Qionglai-Minshan conifer forests, Daba Mountains evergreen forests, Southeast Tibet shrublands and meadows, Hengduan Mountains subalpine conifer forests, Qilian Mountains conifer forests, Qin Ling Mountains deciduous forests, Sichuan Basin evergreen broadleaf forests, Changjiang Plain evergreen forests, Central China Loess Plateau mixed forests, Puget lowland forests, European Atlantic mixed forests, Tibetan Plateau alpine shrublands and meadows, Nujiang Langcang Gorge alpine conifer and mixed forests, Yunnan Plateau subtropical evergreen forests, Canterbury-Otago tussock grasslands, Guizhou Plateau broadleaf and mixed forests, California interior chaparral and woodlands, Northeast US Coastal forests, Eastern Great Lakes lowland forests\", \n\"Taiheiyo montane deciduous forests, Honshu alpine conifer forests, Nihonkai montane deciduous forests, Taiheiyo evergreen forests, Celtic broadleaf forests, Changjiang Plain evergreen forests, NA, Nihonkai evergreen forests, Caucasus mixed forests, Northeast US Coastal forests, Scandinavian Montane Birch forest and grasslands, Nansei Islands subtropical evergreen forests, Atlantic coastal pine barrens, Huang He Plain mixed forests, European Atlantic mixed forests, Appalachian-Blue Ridge forests, Appalachian Piedmont forests, Araucaria moist forests, Guizhou Plateau broadleaf and mixed forests, Southern Korea evergreen forests, Baltic mixed forests, Central European mixed forests, Northland temperate kauri forests, New Zealand North Island temperate forests, Canterbury-Otago tussock grasslands, Western European broadleaf forests, Hokkaido deciduous forests, California interior chaparral and woodlands, Euxine-Colchic broadleaf forests, Jian Nan subtropical evergreen forests, Northern California coastal forests\", \n\"Hengduan Mountains subalpine conifer forests, Yunnan Plateau subtropical evergreen forests, Southeast Tibet shrublands and meadows, Northeast Himalayan subalpine conifer forests, Qionglai-Minshan conifer forests, Nujiang Langcang Gorge alpine conifer and mixed forests, Northern Triangle subtropical forests, Sarmatic mixed forests, European Atlantic mixed forests, Jian Nan subtropical evergreen forests, Changjiang Plain evergreen forests, Northern Indochina subtropical forests, Eastern Himalayan alpine shrub and meadows, Manchurian mixed forests, Scandinavian and Russian taiga, Daba Mountains evergreen forests, Taiwan subtropical evergreen forests, Yarlung Zanbo arid steppe, Northeast US Coastal forests\", \n\"Appalachian-Blue Ridge forests, Interior Plateau US Hardwood Forests, Northeast US Coastal forests, Allegheny Highlands forests, European Atlantic mixed forests, Eastern Canadian forests, Western European broadleaf forests, Appalachian Piedmont forests, NA, Sarmatic mixed forests, Central European mixed forests, Puget lowland forests, Western Great Lakes forests, Central Korean deciduous forests, Appalachian mixed mesophytic forests, New England-Acadian forests, Eastern Great Lakes lowland forests, Celtic broadleaf forests, English Lowlands beech forests, Central US forest-grasslands transition, Scandinavian and Russian taiga, Southeast US conifer savannas, Central Tallgrass prairie, Upper Midwest US forest-savanna transition, Canadian Aspen forests and parklands, Northern Tallgrass prairie, Mississippi lowland forests, Mid-Atlantic US coastal savannas\", \n\"Puget lowland forests, Willamette Valley oak savanna, Blue Mountains forests, North Cascades conifer forests, NA, South Central Rockies forests, Klamath-Siskiyou forests, British Columbia coastal conifer forests, Central Pacific Northwest coastal forests, Northern California coastal forests, Northern Rockies conifer forests, Palouse prairie, New Zealand South Island montane grasslands, Central-Southern Cascades Forests, European Atlantic mixed forests, Western European broadleaf forests, Celtic broadleaf forests, Eastern Cascades forests, Sarmatic mixed forests, Baltic mixed forests, Northeast Spain and Southern France Mediterranean forests, Pyrenees conifer and mixed forests, Cantabrian mixed forests, Central European mixed forests, Caledon conifer forests, Scandinavian coastal conifer forests, Carpathian montane forests, Scandinavian and Russian taiga, Pannonian mixed forests, North Atlantic moist mixed forests, English Lowlands beech forests, Sierra Nevada forests, Western shortgrass prairie, Okanogan dry forests, California Central Valley grasslands, Snake-Columbia shrub steppe, Northeast US Coastal forests, Scandinavian Montane Birch forest and grasslands, Montana Valley and Foothill grasslands, New Zealand North Island temperate forests, California interior chaparral and woodlands, Western Great Lakes forests, Canterbury-Otago tussock grasslands, Illyrian deciduous forests, Alps conifer and mixed forests, Appenine deciduous montane forests, Santa Lucia Montane Chaparral & Woodlands, California coastal sage and chaparral, Great Basin shrub steppe, California montane chaparral and woodlands, Sonoran desert, Mojave desert, Great Basin montane forests, Wyoming Basin shrub steppe, Wasatch and Uinta montane forests, Northern Shortgrass prairie\", \n\"Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt pine-oak forests, Sierra Madre del Sur pine-oak forests, Central American pine-oak forests, Sierra Madre Oriental pine-oak forests, Veracruz moist forests, Isthmian-Pacific moist forests, Bajío dry forests, Sierra Madre de Chiapas moist forests, Central American montane forests, Petén-Veracruz moist forests, Sierra Madre de Oaxaca pine-oak forests, Sierra Madre Occidental pine-oak forests, Tamaulipan matorral, Jalisco dry forests, Balsas dry forests, Meseta Central matorral, Chiapas Depression dry forests, Chiapas montane forests, Central American Atlantic moist forests, NA, Edwards Plateau savanna, Tamaulipan mezquital, Veracruz montane forests, California interior chaparral and woodlands, Southern Pacific dry forests, Sinaloan dry forests\", \n\"Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt pine-oak forests, Sierra Madre de Oaxaca pine-oak forests, Sierra Madre del Sur pine-oak forests, Southern Pacific dry forests, Oaxacan montane forests, Tehuacán Valley matorral, Chiapas montane forests, Petén-Veracruz moist forests, Central American montane forests, Central American pine-oak forests, Veracruz moist forests\", \"Sierra Madre Oriental pine-oak forests, Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt pine-oak forests, Veracruz montane forests\", \"Ussuri broadleaf and mixed forests, Manchurian mixed forests, NA, Okhotsk-Manchurian taiga, Suiphun-Khanka meadows and forest meadows, Changbai Mountains mixed forests, Caucasus mixed forests, Baltic mixed forests, Sarmatic mixed forests, English Lowlands beech forests, Central Korean deciduous forests, Northeast US Coastal forests, Southern Korea evergreen forests, European Atlantic mixed forests, Northeast China Plain deciduous forests, Central European mixed forests, Changjiang Plain evergreen forests, Puget lowland forests, New Zealand North Island temperate forests, Carpathian montane forests, Central Pacific Northwest coastal forests\", \n\"Taiheiyo montane deciduous forests, Honshu alpine conifer forests, Nihonkai montane deciduous forests, Taiheiyo evergreen forests, Sarmatic mixed forests, European Atlantic mixed forests, Southeast US conifer savannas, NA, Northeast US Coastal forests, Scandinavian and Russian taiga, Baltic mixed forests, Southwest Australia woodlands, Appalachian Piedmont forests, Western shortgrass prairie, Scandinavian Montane Birch forest and grasslands, Central-Southern US mixed grasslands, Nihonkai evergreen forests, Eastern Great Lakes lowland forests, Western European broadleaf forests, Celtic broadleaf forests, Hokkaido deciduous forests, Central European mixed forests, Puget lowland forests, Northern Rockies conifer forests, New Zealand North Island temperate forests, Pyrenees conifer and mixed forests, Caledon conifer forests, Carpathian montane forests\", \n\"Taiwan subtropical evergreen forests, Puget lowland forests, Sarmatic mixed forests, NA, Appalachian Piedmont forests\", \"Central Korean deciduous forests, Southern Korea evergreen forests, European Atlantic mixed forests, Celtic broadleaf forests, Western European broadleaf forests, English Lowlands beech forests, NA, Central European mixed forests, Baltic mixed forests, Sarmatic mixed forests, Scandinavian and Russian taiga, Puget lowland forests, Scandinavian coastal conifer forests, Manchurian mixed forests, Scandinavian Montane Birch forest and grasslands, Northeast US Coastal forests, Southeast US conifer savannas, Appalachian Piedmont forests, New Zealand North Island temperate forests, Carpathian montane forests, Great Basin shrub steppe, Changjiang Plain evergreen forests, Alps conifer and mixed forests, Canterbury-Otago tussock grasslands, Cantabrian mixed forests, Northwest Iberian montane forests, Appalachian-Blue Ridge forests\", \n ..., c(\"Tropical & Subtropical Moist Broadleaf Forests\", \"Tropical & Subtropical Moist Broadleaf Forests\", \"Tropical & Subtropical Coniferous Forests, Tropical & Subtropical Moist Broadleaf Forests\", \"Tropical & Subtropical Moist Broadleaf Forests, Montane Grasslands & Shrublands, NA\", \"Tropical & Subtropical Moist Broadleaf Forests\", \"Tropical & Subtropical Moist Broadleaf Forests\", \"Boreal Forests/Taiga, Temperate Broadleaf & Mixed Forests, Temperate Conifer Forests, Mediterranean Forests, Woodlands & Scrub, NA, Tundra, Temperate Grasslands, Savannas & Shrublands, Montane Grasslands & Shrublands, N/A, Deserts & Xeric Shrublands, Tropical & Subtropical Moist Broadleaf Forests, Tropical & Subtropical Grasslands, Savannas & Shrublands\", \n\"Temperate Conifer Forests, Temperate Broadleaf & Mixed Forests, Tundra, Boreal Forests/Taiga, NA, Deserts & Xeric 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Temperate Grasslands, Savannas & Shrublands, NA, Boreal Forests/Taiga, Mediterranean Forests, Woodlands & Scrub, Tundra\", \n\"Tropical & Subtropical Moist Broadleaf Forests, Temperate Conifer Forests, Temperate Broadleaf & Mixed Forests, NA\", \"Temperate Broadleaf & Mixed Forests, NA, Boreal Forests/Taiga, Temperate Conifer Forests, Tundra, Temperate Grasslands, Savannas & Shrublands, Deserts & Xeric Shrublands, Mediterranean Forests, Woodlands & Scrub\", \"Temperate Conifer Forests, Boreal Forests/Taiga, Deserts & Xeric Shrublands, Tundra, Temperate Broadleaf & Mixed Forests, Tropical & Subtropical Coniferous Forests, NA, Temperate Grasslands, Savannas & Shrublands, Mediterranean Forests, Woodlands & Scrub, N/A\", \n\"Temperate Conifer Forests, Temperate Broadleaf & Mixed Forests, Tundra, Deserts & Xeric Shrublands, Temperate Grasslands, Savannas & Shrublands, Mediterranean Forests, Woodlands & Scrub, NA\", \"Temperate Broadleaf & Mixed Forests, Temperate Conifer Forests, NA, Boreal 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Black water, Terra Preta\", \"Bosque mesófilo de montaña. Ladera este; Bosque caducifolio, primaria. Suelo pardo con materia orgánica\", \"Fragments of secondary scrub (chapparal); Bosque; Bosque fragmentado con vegetación secundaria; Vegetación secundaria alta; Vegetación secundaria baja; Monte Pluvial, Bosque Andino; Bosque Denso; Pastizal Miscelaneo; Matorral; Páramo; Bosque húmedo; Pastizal-Herbazal; NA; forest; cultivado y silvestre; Bosque altoandino, cobertura: bosque de galería; Bosque andino, cobertura: pastura; Disturbed upper montane rain forest. SE of Cerro de la Muerte; along Prov. Cartago border. Flowers yellow, mild sweet aroma. Small tree 15-20 ft tall. Very local on moist exposed slopes in full sun.; Pastizal Misceláneo; Bosque Abierto; Arbolado urbano\", \nNA, NA, \"exposición NE; forma abetales y bosques mixtos junto al haya y pino silvestre; Rocas calcáreas sl; in regione mont. et subalp. praecipue in solo calcareo; exposición N; pastos densos; Exposition NE; piedras sueltas, ladera barranco con erosión, cantos angulosos; gleras; en repisas; unknown; ekdominerad åkerholme; lövskog; Hogstfelt (Furu); naturbeitemark; edellauvskog; granskog; NA T4 Skogsmark Opprinnelig rapportert med biotop: Skogsmark; Puistossa istutettuna; blandskog; Stig i barrskog; betesmark; Utkant gallrad barrskog med lämnade tallar; fd trädgård; pie de cantil o de gradas donde se acumula más humedad; Humedales; pinar de P sylvestris; Exposition NNE; sustrato de flysch; pinar; exposición N, Calcosquistos; abetal-pinar en umbría; Romeral; roca metamórfica; exposición NE, Calcosquistos; Exposition N, pente &lt;5º; Ca; Exposition E, pente &lt;5º; glera +; bloques grandes, coluvios; Exposition SE, pente 20º; exp. N, incl. 25º; grieta de roca Si; Exposition N; I blanda lauvskog; Småtre i blandingsskog; Cultivated. Source: Univ. of Washington Arboretum, Seattle, Washington, 5 Dec. 1958; lövdunge, förv och kvarst; Ca. 80-årig, troligen självföryngrad, tallskog med underväxt av gran, på kalkrika schaktmassor.; Tallskog; kalkrik hagmark; Barrskog; Vägkant; Bergbundet; dalgång; Barrskog, bryn; ädellövskog; Blandskog; lövskog, förv.; Skog, gammal barrskog; tallbacke; Lövlund, igenväxande trädgård/åker; bokskogsbrym, förv; barrskog; Barrskogsbacke med omgivande skogsbryn; bryn, kvarst enstaka; Bäckravin, ädellövskog (lund), bäck; Igenväxande betesmark; Bryn; Ekholme; Vägkant, ladugårdsplan, åkerren, liten körväg; kulturmark; Bäckdal; Tallskog med bestånd av unga granar; Bangård med ödetomt; åkerkanter, förbuskad hagmark, skogsbryn; Ödetomt med husgrund, lövsnår; Lövskog med äldre tallöverståndare.; gles lövskog, 2 kvarst ex; I lövskogskant; ekskog, blandskog; Bok ekblandskog; skogskant; skogskant, 1 kvarst ex; trädgård; Blandskog m gräsmark; Rasmark; Grustag; ensamt träd i skogsdunge; bokskog; Äldre ädelgranskog; glänta i åstallskog; Planterad åker; vägkant; beteshage; ohävdad gräsmark invid gård; Damm i fårbetad hage med ädellövträd; lövskogsbryn, förv; Skog; Skogsväg; gärdsgård, liten planta; för tillfället ohävdad betesmark; alskog; Slänt; Kyrkogård, vägkant; igenväxande beteshage; ängsmark, igenvuxna lundar, strand; Skogsparti; Hygge med lövuppslag och smågranar; Skogskant.; Lövskogsslänt; kvarst i bryn + förv.; Jordig mark; Naturpark; Delvis sumpig barrskog; lövblandskog; Lövskog; Skog.; vägkanter; Dike/ås/strand; bryn, kvarst + fröplantor; bryn; lärkplantering, kvarst; Liten våtmark; gammal ödeträd; Skogsområde; Ödetomt; Ekskog; Skogsbryn mot gammal väg och betesmark; Lövskog med inslag av gran; Ekbacke; Gammal tomtmark; lövskog, förv; Äng, gammal; Kärrkant mot stig; liten lövdunge; hedskogsbryn,; Blandskog, vid gård; Hagmark, blandskog, gårdsmiljö, strandzon; lund; Hagmark, gammal trädgård; ädellövskog, 1 ex; Blockig brant i skog; Bergskärning; busksnår, skogsbryn; skogsdunge, plant + förv; fd park; Strand; Naturskogsartad blandskog.; lövskogsbacke, planterad; Blandskog, trädgårdsutkast; Grus- och gräsplaner, gammal trädgård; skog; ruderatmark; järnvägsbank; Bokskog; Granskog; Stig, nord-sydlig riktning; Uppgift saknas; Lövskog i brant; strandlund; Förvildad; bokskogsbrant, förv.; förv i lövskog; Ödeträdgård; barrskogsdunge; Bäckravin, ädellövskog (lund); Barrskog, barkborredöd; Betad strandskog med alkärr och moränkulle; i vägren; blandskog, 2 unga träd; Skogsäng, vägkant; lövskogsbryn; Skog, mycket gamla träd; Fuktig blandskog; Hedbokskog; blandskog, trol frösådda plant; Slänt mot väg; Blandskog, gårdsmiljöer; Blandsumpskog; Barrskog med inplanterade främmande trädarter; Bäckdal, Lövblandskog; Betesmark intill å; Skogsområde i sydvästsluttning; Bergsparti, klippstup, blandskog; dikeskant, 1 ex; blandskogsdunge; Bergsluttning; ödetomt; Skogsbeklädd väst-sluttning; Granskog, vid vattenfyllt körspår mot liten bäck; Lövslänt; dyig strand; hällmark; fuktig lövskog; barrblandskog; Barrskog med tätt uppslag av unga träd; ädellövpark; Granplantering; Sumpskog; Kulturpåv. lövdunge/ödepar; Ruderatmark; skogsbryn/blandskog; granplantering; blandskog/vägkant; Skogsbacke, bergsida; gräsmark nära hus; skogsväg; Sandmark dunge nära fd trädgårdsodling; Dunge med silvergran i omgivande lövskog; Kanalrest; Gård, numera sommarbostad, samt omgivande skog och väg; Skogskulle, föryngrad från plantering; skogsdunge; Strandäng; Dammstrand, trädriå vid väg; igenväxande torrängar med busksnår; Kompost; lövskog, kvarst + förv; Översta del av torr vägskärning; Barrskog, skogsvägar, mossar; Blandskog, troligen planterad; lövskog, fröplantor; Skogsremsa mellan slottet och sjön; skogsbryn, tomter; högörtsäng; Skogsbryn; Fuktig granskog, skogsbryn, hygge; skog, planterad + självspr.; blandskog/skogsbryn; Dike; Fuktig skogsmark; Vägren; intill bergvägg; Stor myrmark; ekbacke; granskogsbryn, kvarst + förv; hassel/lövskog; Bokskog källkärr; granskog, fröplanta; Äldre barrskog med inslag av lövträd.; Åkant; Gammal kulturmark; Ny skogsvägkant, mot kärr; blandskog barr/löv med dike och vägkant; Buskskog; Gräsmark; hygge; I kanten på mosse med typiska våtmarksväxter; åsbarrskog; kärrig blandskog; skogsbilvägkant; lövdunge; lövsnår; Skogsbryn, 1 träd; Vägslänter, skogsbryn; ruderatmark/ jord; kalkrikt berg; Övergång mln f.d. herrgårdspark och skräpmark; Öppen betesmark; lövridå; Lund; gårdsmiljö och gammal park; ek/hasselskog; park; ängsmark, berg; igenväxande torrbackar; Blandskog, bryn; lövskog, ca 10 fröplantor; Blandskog, tallskog, triviallövskog, granskog; parkskog; Klipphylla; Ungskog; vägkant, kvarst + fröpl; trädesmark, plant.; Blandskog, f.d. gårdstomt; Barrdominerad blandskog; Blandskog i sluttning; planterad; Barrskogsbacke, småplantor, spontant spridd; Lövskogsparti; Flera småplantor vid vägkant genom torr skog; ädre träd i skogskant; lund och villakvarter; gles lövdunge, betesmark, f.d. parktomt; hassel/ekskog; lövhage; medelrik bokskog; Badplats; planterad skog; spridda ex i blandskog; blandskog, kvarst + fröplant; Självspridd till udde vid havet; Stig i barrskogsbryn; Gles lövskog; bokskog, förvildad, ungplantor; ek-tall-björkskog, några juv.; Ödegård; strandsnår; Ädellövskogsbrant, ädellövskog (lund), rasmark, klippstup; lövdunge, kvarst; lövskogsdunge; brynskog; I skogskant vid skogsväg; Äldre, utglesad barrskog, intill tomtmarker.; vägslänt, kvarst. och fröplant; Ruderat; busksnår, kvarst.; Blandskog, självföryngrande; Bergbrant; Grandominerad gammal skog; Fuktigt skogsparti, barrskog; skogsbryn förv; Fuktig lövskog nära Lyckebyån.; vägbryn; blandskog/berg; förv i blandskog; Skräpmark; Nyligen naturvårdsgallrad trädklädd betesmark; Blandskog.; Lövskog med ekar.; Utanför tomt i bete; blandskog med ädellöv; planterad barrskog; lövskog, 2 ex, ca 3 m; Glest trädbevuxen, dikad mosse med gamla torvgravar; grässlänt; planterat bestånd om c:a 0,5 ha; Frisk granskog; skogskant, planterad; Hage; Mindre väg; flerstädes; Strandskog tall; ekdominerad hage; Ekhage; torpträdgård; strandskog vid Råbelövssjön; Gropmark, ungskog; Liten bokskog; Bergknalle; Lövskogsravin; torrängsartad vägkant; Barrskog, ett träd; Bryn mot kraftledningsgata, kalkberg; lövskog, fröplanta; frisk betesmark; tall-björkskog; torr sandmark; Äldre blandskog med höga värden; tall, ek, björk; Skog, självföryngrande; vägslänt; Blandskog, (f.d. hagmark).; bokskog, 3 förv ex; lövrik vägkant; gräs-, busk- och trädbevuxen mark i anslutning till trädgård; Lövskog intill sjöstrand; Bok hasselskog; vägkant, kvarst; väg med all‚; Gammal parkområde; sjöstrand; Barrskog på sand.; blandskog, förv; Spridd i gräsmark; Gles ekdunge; lövskog, kvarst. + 30-tal fröp; Skogsbryn, lund; sumpskog, trol. kvarstående; åravin; Begravningsplats, tennisbana, parkområde; Strandzon, 1 ex; förv i tallskog; Betesmark; blandskog, kvarst + småplantor; vägren; Slänt mot cykelväg; Gles sskog; Tre till synes självspridda stora träd + en torraka i naturlig lundmiljö.; kvarstående i lövdunge; beteshage, 5 gamla träd; viltåker, planterad; kalhygge; Lövskog med unga granar; skogskant, 1 ex; Skogsmark, vägkant; ödetomter/skogsbryn/gräsmark; Stig; ödeträdgård; Sandig övergiven betesdal bryn; blandskog, 1 kvarst ex; skogsbryn; bäckstrand, ca 10 småplantor; vägkant, 7 ex samt ca 20 fröpl; Lövskog med tallar; Stenigt lövskogsområde; skogskant mot väg; åkerholme, föryngrande; Blandskog, lövskog; bäckdal; skogskant, plant + förv; fröspridd i barrskog; låg höjdrygg i barrblandskog; f.d.trädgård; Blandskog, kalkberg; igenväxande gårdsmiljö; småplantor i tallskog; invid stig, småplantor; Tomtgräns; Barrblandskog, mest gran.; lövdung, 3 kvarst ex; Skogsmark; förvildad, 10-tal ungplantor; blandskog med ädelgran; asp-björkskog; Skogsbryn mot väg; gles ädellövskog, kvarst; Sluten ädellövskog med angränsande strandområden och åkermark. På ett par ställen finns små öppna ängsmarker och strandområdet utgörs till största delen av alsumpskog; Lövskog vid stig; Lövskog med tall och gran; Sligberg med dammar, upplagsplats för gruvavfall (utfyllt myrområde); hygge som ska bli betesmark; skogsbryn, kvarst. 7 ex; Ekblandskog; lövskogssluttning; Blandskog, schaktmassor; hygge nära kraftledningsgata; Väg; Vägdike och utkant tallskog; sandmark; Vägar, skog och kalhygge, kärrmarkspartier, tomtmark; Park; ravinkant, åkerkant; Hällmark; Talldunge; skogsvägskant; fuktig skogsdäld; sydlänt vägslänt; Blandskog, skogsbryn; Vägkanter; parkmark, berg; fuktig blandskog; hygge, självsådd; vägkant mot barrskog; landsvägsdike; Bäckravin, lövskog; blandskog, 1 solitärt träd; Vid torpruin i blandskog; i park, förv.; Äldre, talldominerad barrskog.; Äldre åsbarrskog.; kant av naturbetesmark; tomtrest; Skogsglänta; vägkant, kvarst och förv; skogsväg, kvarst + fröpl; Lövskog, mot barrskogsdunge; Tallskog med stora granar; liten grustäkt; skogsbryn, förv ex; lövbryn; liten skogsdunge vid gård; skogsbeväxt ödetomt; Lövskogsbryn mot väg; tallskog, liten fröplanta; Kvarst. (Abies-art osäker); Ädellövskog; busksnår, kvarst; planterade träd invid gård; Ekskog stig; Grönområde; Skogsbryn, f.d torp; blandskog, fröföryngring; beskogat ödetorp. planterad; träddunge, kvarst; Berg, lövskog; Barrblandskog; Grönområde/träddunge; ekpark; Lövskogsdunge; Åkerholme; Skogsridå; talldunge, plant.; Gammal igenväxande trädgård, ödetomt; Barrskogsbacke; igenvuxen gårdspark; strandskog; Bokskog väg; Ekblandskog åstrand; I skogsdunge; lund och vild trädgårdstomt; gles barrskog; fd beteshage; Gles skog i sluttning nedanför gård; Blandskog, skogspark, vägkanter; Utfylld parkeringsplats; Inplanterad; Fröplantor i vägkant; Klåva; Klippsluttning ner mot fjord; Lövträdsdunge; Grandominerad kalkmarkskog; Nyligen gallrad barrskog med lämnade tallar, vid liten bäck; Bäckravin, blandskog, alskog; Vägkant i utkant av by; Skogsmark nära tomt; skogsbryn, stallbacke; kyrkogård, kultur- och ruderatmark; Bokblandskog; Ruderat/Vägkant; betesfålla, f.d. herrgårdspark; På igenväxande ödetomt; Lövdunge, inslag av gran; strandlövskog; vid torpruin; Vägkant, frösådd; sandig strandvall vid havet; Vägkant, skogsbryn; Gles lövskog, gran bortgallrad; ödetomter/skogsbacke; bäckstråk, bryn vid tät bokskog; vägkant i skogsbryn; Lövklädd strandsluttning till Lillån; lövskogsholme; ädellövskog (lund), bäckravin; fårbetesfålla, självspridd; Lund, rasmark; Bok; Betad gräsmark; hudskogsbryn, plant.; gles lund, park; skogsmark, bryn mot väg; Invid gångstig i skogskant i ravin; planterad betesmark; snårmark; Tallskog, vid berghäll; stigkant, små självspridda ex; Moränås granblandskog; Sandsluttning dunge; skogskant, enstaka; barrskog med barrförna; vägkant/skog; Blandskog, med bl.a. ädelgran, intill en dränerad glup.; bostads- och ekonomibyggnader, vägar, parker, åker-, betes- och skogspartier, dammar, åpassage; Nedanför brant; ödetorp; Skogshage, fröplantor; Ekskog, självsådd; Kullen norrut domineras av äldre ganska grov tall; vid skogsväg; i anlagd naturpark; Lövdominerad blandskog; Barrskogssluttning åt NV; Bäck vid ödetorp; hedartad ekblandskog; sumpig blandskog; lövskog, betad; Lövskogsbacke, 1 ex, förv.; Hyggeskant; I utkanten mot skogen; Lövskog, sänka; blandlövskog, äldre träd; i planterad skog; Talldominerad blandskog; parklund; lövskog, plantering; planterad barrskog, hällmark och liten hästhage; Äldre blandskog, där gran tidigare avverkats.; tipp vid bilskot; Lövsnår, åsrest; Örtrik granskog; Fårhage, blandskog; Skogsstig; Betad ekhage; åkerholme, barrblandskog, naturaliserad; i vägkant; Alsumpskog, strandzon, blandskog; Kärrkant (litet ex); vägkant, skogsbryn; blandskog, kvarst + fröplantor; Skogspark, strandzon; Tomtnära tallskog; Mossbarrskog med lövinslag, särskilt i nordöstra delen.; Abies-skog; Sluten lövskog; Skogskant vid vägskäl, 1 ex; bokskog vid kanal; Lövskog med grova ekar; Lövrik blandskog; förv i granskog; granskog, några förv ex; ödetomt, frisk moränjord; Skogsvägkant; På Cotoneaaster tomentosus-lokalen, rikligt förvildad; Blandskog, självföryngring; likåldrig granungskog; Mossrik granskog; lövdunge, 1 ex; Lövdunge; kultiverad gräsmark; skogsstigkant; Bergig skog; sandig strand; I lövskogskant.; hassellund; Naturbetesmark, skogsbryn; Kalkbrott; Lövblandskog; f.d. åker; Skogsklädd kulle; aspskog; Blandskog, ruderatmark; blandskog, 2 ex; lövskog, 1 förv ex; Skog, granskog övervuxen på gamla kulturlämningar vid å i övergångsbygd; park/gräsmatta; Skogsbryn, inpl.; Matjord vid tomtgräns; blandskog, 1 liten fröplanta; Äldre planterad skog; Skogsklädd bergknalle; Barrbärande betesmark; Blandskog, riklig föryngring, det Bot. trädgården, Göteborg; Granskog, barrskog; hyttområde; Nygallrat. Äldre silvergranar i området borttagna.; tomt; Granskog vid stig; skogskant, gamla träd + förv; vägkant i lövskgo; varm bergssluttning; tomtmark; I ruiner efter sågverk; lövskog, även fröpl; Ruderat, lövskog; bäckstrand; nasadzenia, ogród botaniczny; nasadzenia w arboretum; skraj drogi; bór świeży; bór suchy; ogród; las bukowy; nasadzenie nad brzegiem rzeki; las mieszany, bukowo-świerkowy; hagmark; Torpmiljö; Brant sydvänd sluttning med ungskog främst Pinus contorta; Trädgårdstipp, rullstensås; i skogskant; skogsbacke; lärk-lövblandskog; Planterad, under spridning; jordslänt, skräpmark med kalkskrotsten; sjökant; Betad skog, löv med inslag av barr.; Barrblandskog, väg- o åkerren; lövsnår i by; Blandskogsbevuxen kulle med motionsspår, området gränsande till väg, dike/bäck och sjöstrand; Barrskog, nedanför bergbrant; ädellövdunge; Självsådd i planterat bestånd; Barrträdsblandskog med lövinslag; Hygge; hygge med lövbryn; Gårdsmiljöer, diken, vägkant och skogskant; gles blandskog; solitärt träd på ödetomt; Berghäll i skuggig lövskog med stor gran; hög barrskog, möjl.självsådda från något tidigare avverkat moderträd; Planterad skog X:6293567 Y:1321968; gräsmark; Parkslänt, stenig backe; Blandbarrskog; lövskog med barrinslag; Kulturmark; tallskog; granungskog; lövlund nära tomt; Talldominerad åsbarrskog; vägkant mot beteshage; Tallblandskog hygge; skogsmark; parklund, planterad ädelgranskog; Bäckravin, bäck; Tallskog, övergående i granskog; Grandominerad 50-årig kalkskog; gles blandskog, park med inslag av planterade främmande skogsträd; sandstrand; Ås, tallskog; Stenbrott; örtrik blandskog; barrskog med lövinslag, bitvis sumpigt med kanaler; Skogsbryn vid gårdsinfart; Moränkulle med barrträd; vägkant, fröplantor; bokskogskant, förv; större plantering, 1 ex; Blandskog i sluttning med brant berghäll och stenblock; Skogsbryn vid tomt; Ängsmark; Strandnära gles lövskog; Äldre plantering med rikligt med fröplantor; planterad och självspridd i kulturpåverkad skog; Lövskog med enstaka barrträd; Blandskog, nordsluttning vid Saltsjövik; Barrskog vid bäck; beteshage, självspridd; Åkerholme med lövskog; lärkplantering; Fritidshusområde, grusplan, trädgård, vägkant; Berg med barr- blandskog samt klippor; Örtrik barrskog; moränbacke, skogsbryn; plantering i fd grustäkt; Ledningsgata; Skogsodling på fd åkermark; Blandsumpskog, bäck; Nyligen gallrad barrskog med lämnade tallar; Blandskog, stora granar + lövträd; Kapellruin omgiven av lövskog; medelrik skogsmark; Vägdike; Gammal träda; plantering, odlad; planterat hygge; skräpmark; Backe med snår; ädellövdominerad skog; Tallskog med många unga granar; Frisk blandskog; Kulturmark, f.d. boplats, halvöppet mot skogsmark, frisk moränmark; barrträddunge i ekhage; planterat skogsträd; Ödegård, gårdsplan; Storskogig park; Planterad, under spridning; F.d. gårdsplan; Stenig kulle; park/bäckdal; cultivated; aspbacke; Strandskog; Grandominerad blandskog, sjöstrandvass; bokskog, förv; örtrikt fuktstråk; Lövridå (strandskog) med inslag av lärk, gran, tall; Del av gammal herrgårdspark som numera är vildvuxen; lövskog, flera förv. ex; Lövskogsglänta, inplanterad och förvildad; Gammal granskog; Lövblandskog, en liten planta, förv.; Blandskog dominerad av Asp; fuktig skogsmark; torr betad äng; I skogsbryn, mitt emot hus på andra sidan grusväg; Sluten björkskog; Gles blandlövskog; mindre plantering; Lövskog vid liten bäck; mossig granskog; Blandädellövskog; Kulturmark kring bebyggelse; ruderat/gräsmark; Naturbete dunge; Talldominerad 75-årig skog; på ridstig; barrblandskogsdunge; Barrskog, mossig; Kvarstående på hustomt, 1 ex; lund, skog; Änge, betat.; Skogsvägsdike; vägbryn i lövskog; Skov; cultivated, source U. Washington Arboretum, Seattle WA 1958; Betad park med stora lövträd; På Cotoneaaster tomentosus-lokalen, rikligt förvildad; gles skog, kvarst; hedlövskog, 3 ex, plant.?; bokskog, 20 fröpl. ca 20 cm; Vägkant, Grindstugan; Blandskog, väg- och åker kant; Skogsbryn, 1 träd; Skogsklädd sluttning; blandskog nära damm; lövrik park; Hygge med fårbete senare; bryn vid väg mot barrskog, kraftledningsgata; sjökant, självsådd; plantering, kvarst + fl.fröpl; lundartad skog; Randskog i sydost-sluttning; Lövdunge med ett tjugotal kvarstående ädelgranar; Overdrev; blandskog, ung planta; Skogsmark, strandskog.; lövskog med ek och asp; Barrskog med lövinslag.; örtrik lövskog; Lövdunge fd jordupplag åkerkant; lövskog, ett träd; Ekbacke, ekskog; Björkdunge; bäckravin; Skogsbryn, vägkanter, gräsmark; Lövskogsglänta; Barrblandskog, mälarnära; Skogsbete, åker, gårdsplan; Hygge, barrskog; barrskogsbryn; Invid skogsväg; kant av bäck, förv; gammal tomt; ödetorp, ungplanta; lövskogskulle; Liten höjd med löv- och tallskog; Blandskog, berg; lövdunge, spridda fröplantor; Trädgård; Torpmiljö, hagmark; ohävdad gräsmark vid gård; Övervägande ädellövskog på rullstensås; bryn mot landsvägkant; parks, graveyards and residential areas; Edellauvskog; NA T35 Løs sterkt endret fastmark NA T35; Lågurtgranskog med eik; NA T4 Skogsmark blåbærskog Opprinnelig rapportert med biotop: Skogsmark; NA T4 Skogsmark NA T4-C-1 blåbærskog; Edelgran etc.; NA T4 Skogsmark; vegkant; Sørvendt berg; Kant mellom kornåker og V-vendt svark lågurtskog; NA T4 Skogsmark NA T4-C-3 lågurtskog; NA T34 Kystlynghei NA T34-C-2 kalkfattige kystlyngheier; NA V2 Myr- og sumpskogsmark sterkt intermediære litt kalkrike myr- og sumpskog-marker Opprinnelig rapportert med biotop: Myr-_og_sumpskogsmark; NA T4-C-3 Lågurtskog; kalkskog; NA T32 Semi-naturlig eng kalkfattig eng med mindre hevdpreg Opprinnelig rapportert med biotop: Semi-naturlig_eng; Attgrodd naturbeitemark; miasto; In intermediate low-herb forest dominated by Betula pubescens, Pinus sylvestris and Quercus sp; Lövträdlund; planterade; grusvägkant; bokskog, kvarst + fröplantor; Torpruin; vägkant, hygge, 2ex; Barrskog vid Gudingen; fuktig barrblandskog; odlat skogsträd; vägkanter i odlingslandskap; ek-hasseldunge; lövskog, även förv; Granskogssluttning med kort Mälarstrand med albård; bokskog, planterad; gammal ruin; Kalhygge; Lövskog mot liten väg; ädellövlund; bergig lövskog; vägbank, även fröplanta; lövskog, kvarst.; Öppen gräsmark, troligen återställd mark efter tidigare arbete; Blandskog, skogsväg; Lövskog i sluttning; landsvägskant; Ödetorp; Gammal blandskog; Lövskog med barrinslag; Blandskog, nära promenadstig.; barrskog, skogsbilvägkant; i granskog; vägkant bryn mot blandskog, nära gård; bosc de Populus tremula; Avetosa; vessants obagues força pendents. Massa boscana desenvolupada sobre derrubis de pendent; Buxo-Fagetum; Avellanosa; avetosa - bosc de pi negre; in nemoribus; Pineda de pi roig; vessant obac amb avetosa; Selvsådd/forvillet i fuktig furuskog; Rik blandingsskog; Blandingsskog, blåbærskog med Pinus sylvestris og Larix decidua i tresjiktet.; Skrotemark og lauvskog ved campingplassen mot sjøen; Lauvskog, mest Sorbus aucuparia.; Einstape-dominert vegetasjon.; Blandingsskog, sammen med mye lerk og sembrafuru.; Lauvskog dominert av hassel, bjørk mm.; Blandingsskog; Lauvskog under gjengroing; Grasmark under gjengroing.; I furuskog.; Blandingsskog med gran, edelgran, selje, platanlønn og rogn.; Selvsådd, relativt vanlig; Gråorskog.; På næringsrik jord i granskog,; Fuktig, næringsrik skogbunn,; Blandingsskog dominert av gråor og gran.; Blandingsskog, furudominert; I plantefelt av Abies sp. (dvs. ikke A. alba).; Blandingsskog, blåbærskog, dominert av Pinus sylvestris og..... i tresjiktet; Småbregneskog, dominert av Picea abies, med Larix og Abies.; Bergknaus i vegkant.; Cult.; Moldjord i lauvskog; Blåbærskog med mye Larix; Krattskog mot åker; Blåbær-småbregnegranskog.; Sjølvsådd ved plantefelt for juletre- og tømmerproduksjon i gammel kulturmark.; I bergskrent.; Ung gråor-granskog.; I åkerkant, grasmark med oppslag av forveda arter.; Steinete kratt i vegkant; Skogkant; I vegkant ved plantefelt.; Blåbærskog, lerk-dominert; Lauvskog dominert av hassel og bjørk; Plantet barskog, og forvillet i mengder; Bringebærkratt i barskog-dominert del av parken.; Kratt med bjørk, selje og platanlønn.; Granplantefelt (Picea abies).; las grądowy; bór mieszany; las świeży; miejsca zadrzewione; lasy; kwatera iv, miejsce słoneczne; bór sosnowy; las jodłowo-bukowy na lessie; gaj; bór mieszany-świeży; bór mieszany wilgotny; bór mieszany sosnowy; bór mieszany świerkowy; bór świerkowy; bór podmokły; las mieszany; teren podmokły; bór bagienny; lipa leś. budy, b św; las św.; -las; las sosnowo-jodłowy; bór świeży mocny; las świerkowy; Hagmark; Blandskog bäck stig; örtrik granskog; Ödeträdgård, kvarstående; planterad åker; Herrgårdsparken med dammar och stränder, trädgårdsodlingar; tall-hasselskog; skogsparti, avfallsplats; Lövskog utanför tomt; körväg i barrskogsbryn mot åkerfält; kärr i lövskog; Blandskogsparti med några äldre silvergranar.; Kalkpåverkad granskog med stort inslag av lövträd, naturreservat; Bok-lärk-silvergransskog, föryngring; gammal aspskog; Villaområde; Barrskog vid stig; I grunt vägdike; Gammal barrskog på morän samt vägkant; åkerbryn; lövskogskant, flera ex; blandskog, 1 äldre träd + förv; NA T38 Treplantasje NA T38; NA T4-C-3 lågurtskog; Veikant, skogkant; blandingsskog; Lågurtskog; Bøkeskog med gran; Furu-hasselskog; NA T4-C-2 Svak lågurtskog; NA T4 Skogsmark NA T4-C-2 svak lågurtskog; Løvskog i ravinedal; NA T43 Plener, parker og liknende NA T43; plantefelt; 140 moh; Lauvskog; i kalkfuruskog; Traktorvegkant; plantet furuskog; NA T4-C-5 Bærlyngskog; lauvskog; NA T4 Skogsmark NA T4-C-5 bærlyngskog; Jordekant; boca N. del tunel; Cultivada como ornamental; hayedo-abetal, areniscas; Løvskog; NA T4-C-1 Blåbærskog; Blåbærskog, veikant; langs grusvei/grøftekant Substratbeskrivelse:i jord; Bergvegg og skråning; Veikant; NA V10 Semi-naturlig våteng NA V10-C-1 intermediÊr vÂteng; Bergfot, lövskog; blandskog, kvarst + 10-tal för; F d park, skogsbryn, vägslänter; Skog, flera stora träd; park, lund; bokskogsbryn; dikeskant i beteshage; Stranden, 1 mindre ex; Tomt vid gårdshuset; parkliknande lövskogsbryn; blandskog, rikl. med juv.; Sydvänd ängsbacke; Blandskogsbryn; Öppen mark utan buskar med stora ytor dominerade av lavar och mossor; i skogsbryn vid bokskog, enstaka troligen självsådda exemplar; Bestånd med silvergran.; Skog, barrskog på kalkrik morän på ö.; bryn av blandskog, nära tomt; Habitat: calizas; forest-&gt;pine forest; [\\\"Melico-Fagetum aretosum\\\"]; [\\\"Primulo-Carpinetum ficario-asperuletosum var. typicum\\\"]; [\\\"Primulo-Carpinetum asperuletosum\\\"]; Kant av gammelt parkområde; NA T32 Semi-naturlig eng NA T32-C-6 svakt kalkrike enger med ekstensivt og svakt intensivt hevdpreg; Barskog; urban løvskog, fjellskrent; beitemark; langs traktorveg i granskog; KULTURMARK, GAMMALT BOSTÄLLE MED HUSGRUNDER OCH GAMLA LÖNNAR, FRISK MORÄN, HALVÖPPET MED BLANDSKOG; Skogsparti med nyligen avverkade silvergranar.; Åkerkant, även småplantor; Äldre ekskog; nordvänd sluttning med små branter etc; mycket död ved.; lövskog, äldre träd; kant av lövdunge; grusig vägren; sumpig blandskog, förv.; granskog, 1 ex; Bland-/strandskog; Skogsbacke; Kyrkogård; åkerholme; träddunge på fält; gammalt torp i blandskog med enklare tillfartsväg; fd park, nu skog; fuktig lövskog, även förv; Bokskog, ädellövskog (lund); f.d.hagmark; Parkområde med löv- och barrskog.; blandskog, fröplantor; Stora ex och föryngring; Kvarstående i bryn mot vägslänt; lövskog, självsådd; Granskogli med småmyrer og bekker. Substratbeskrivelse:Moseskogbunn og myrtorv over grønnskifer.; NA T4 Skogsmark NA T4-C-17 storbregneskog; Vegkant/skogkant; i skogen; Treplantasje; barrskog, flera träd; Trädgård, Vägkant; Kalkberg, barrskog; lövskog, rikl självföryngring; stigkant i blandskog nära villapark; Förvildad som småplantor.; Starkt sluttande hagmark vid Imälven; Buskage lövdunge stig; Planterad äldre skog med bok och silvergran; lövskogskant, även fröplantor; vägkant mot bryn av barrskog; Skog vid bas av ek; fuktig barrskog; Lövskogsbryn; bergig tallskog; skogkant, lågurtgranskog; Barskog med innslag av løvtrær; jordekant/lågurt; Blandingsskog ved strandeng Substratbeskrivelse:jord; NA T4 Skogsmark kalklågurtskog Opprinnelig rapportert med biotop: Skogsmark; Barskog.; Lågurtgranskog; skog/grasmark; Hogstfelt/slalåmbakke; blendingsskog; på havstrand; Grøftekant langs turveg; Lågurtskog med furu, gran, bjørk og eik; Skogbryn; i skogkanten; Sørvendt berg og rasmark; Vegkant; Planta skog; NA T4-C-2 Svak lågurtskog Traktorveikant; rasmark; lågurtskog med gran og edle løvtrær; NA T4 Skogsmark NA T4-C-6 svak bærlyng-lågurtskog; i tett lauvskog; attgrodd traktorveg; beiteskog; Granplantefelt; Gjengrodd beitemark/plantefelt; Våtmark; bryn, självspridda småplantor; vägren, flera småplantor; Vägrenar, gårdsplan, igenväxande hagmarkspartier; Skogsklädd västsluttning; skogsbryn invid gård; plantering, igenväxande åker; barrsumpskog; granskogssluttning; Blåbærskog; Parkområde; NA T38 Treplantasje Treplantasje; i furuskog; Blåbærgranskog; NA T45-C-1 Oppdyrkede varige enger med lite intensivt hevdpreg; Turveikant, mot åpen mark, kratt; NA T32 Semi-naturlig eng NA T32-C-4 intermediære enger med ekstensivt og svakt intensivt hevdpreg; NA T4-C-1 blåbærskog; granplantefelt; ekdunge, parklund; Igenvuxen tomt; Lövdominerad blandskog 50 - 200 årig; Kulle bakom gård; lövskogskant, plant + förv; trädgårds- och kulturmark, vägar; blandskog i vägkant; gårdsplan; wzgórze Rowokół; las; ul. Leśna; Lasek Północny; okolice dworca PKP; cmentarz komunalny; park podworski; cmentarz; przydroże; las, koło stadionu; skwer w pobliżu dworca PKP; lasek podmiejski; Abetal; Ejemplares de menos de 1 m en cultivo forestal reciente en brezal; Lövskog, nedom berg; Ädelgran,ek, tall, gran; Blockigt hygge; Blandskogsdunge; blandskog, 6 kvarst ex; ängsbryn; fuktig lövskog med örtvegetation; parkanläggning med ädellövskog; skogsbryn, flera ex; vid fångstgrop; Förmodad ödetomt.; blandskog, 25 frösådda ex; Ekdunge ost grustaget - ruin; lövrik hagmark; Skogsdunge vid åker; Skogssluttning; Bok- ekblandskog kärr rännil; Talldominerad blandskog, kalkbarrskog; Skogsdunge; ädellövdunge, bäckravin; kalkhällar; lövskog, kvarst + fröplantor; lövlund; []; Bergbrant, triviallövskog; Grusvägkant; Liten körväg; ädelgranskog; Nordöstra hörnet av berg; torr lövskog; bokskogsbryn, förv; Introducido por repoblación; Hayedo. Introduc. por repoblac.; Vid stig i blandskog; Hässle; granplanterad fd hagmark; Clearing in mixed wood (heathland); tomtnära gräsmark; Flämslätt, badplats, park, Flämsjön, sommarstugor, betesmarker, vägar, lövskog och barrskog; grusvägkant mot bryn av blandskog; vägkant, bryn; Igenväxande kulturmark intill torpruin; Glesa buskar nedanför storblockig brant; Öppen gräsyta med lövuppslag, omgiven av skog; Bergig ödetomtrest; Mose og Kær; hassel/ekskog med inslag av klibbal; Vägren i skog, småplantor; Bäckravin; näringsrik lövskog; grusvägkant, 15 ex fröpl.; Hagmark, åker, gårdsplaner, strand; Lövdominerad blandskog, sumpskog; Industrimark, tätort; Vägslänt; Hedbokskogsbryn; Ekblandskog bergås; Plantering vid gård; planterad granskog; Äng; Bokblandskog bäck kärr; ca 1,5 ha ungskog med gott om självföryngrad silvergran; Bokdominerad lövskog; Skogsmark, gångväg; Kvarstående i förvildad trädgård, 1 ex; vägkant, 1 kvarst träd; Kalkberg, kulturpåverkat; Bebyggelse, vägkant, trädgård, grusplan; blandskog, 1 kvarst. + 1 fröpl; Parkartad arboretum; vägkant, fröplanta; Lövbryn jvgsvall; invid stig, självspridda ex; ödetomt 2 i skogsbryn; Ängsmark, spridd; Dominant species on dry mostly south-facing slopes, on karst with poorly developed trees, mostly not more than 12m tall; very few coning. Associated deciduous species included Quercu., Ostrya carpinifoli., Sorbu., Fraxinus ornus and Populus tremul..; Hagmark, trädgård; kalhygge, planterad; Hygge mot skogsväg; Gårdsinfart, planterad; Äng, hagmark; Damm o stränder; parkartad lövskog; Utkant gallrad barrskog med lämnade tallar, vid liten bäck, nära nyare väg; Bois.; Parc; Recently planted woodland (2000).; Læbælte med sitkagran; Gammel egeskov på sand; Kant af grøft i ege-birkeskov; Granskov; Mos- og lyngrig grusvejrabat i nålepl.; Bund i ung åben bøgeskov; V-formet dal med ahorn; Højt bøgehegn fra skov mod landevej; Kant af egeskov mod lysning; Blandet krat mod asfaltvej; Granplantning i brunkulsleje; Bøgebræmme i hedeplantage; Sti i løvtræsbeplantning; Granskov med bølget bunke ved landsby; Rabat ved jordvej i birkekrat; Egelund i agerland nær gård; Granhegn langs landevej; Kant af gl granplant mod sti; På S-side af lyngdækket gravhøj; Granplantning; Grøftevold mellem vej og plantage; Langs grusvej i birkeskov med få graner; Skovbund i bynær løvskov med eg og ær; Løvlund ved gård; Plantage med ædelgran/bøg/birk, sur bund; Kant med birk/eg om granskov; Egehegn mellem ryddet nåleskov og ager; Lysning ml bøg eg og gran i lille skov; Svært fremkommeligt spor i ege-ahornskov; Bøgeplantning; Skovvejkant i høj gran/lærkeskov; Kant af egeskov på S-skrænt mod sti; Bøgehøjskov; Lysåben hedeplantage; Gammel lærkeplantage; Høj bøgeskov på morbund; Skovskrænt; Skov af eg bøg gran m.m. mod markvej; I lys kant af bøgeskov; S-eksp stejl løvskovsskrænt nær kirke; Granbryn mod overdrev; Lysning i granskov; Åben granplantage; Muldbund under bøg; Nåleskov; Højstammet bøgeskovskrænt på mor; Ca. 80 år gl løvskov/krat, tidl overdrev; Lysning i ung ahorn-birkeskov; Åben gammel granskov; 60-80-årig kulturskov af især lærk/bøg; På skrænt ved skovsti; Nåleplantage på gl lyngbakke; Kystnær sprøjtet fyrreplantage; Mellem bøge mod kildeområde; På skrænt u hassel og elm mod skovvej; Blandet lund på sandjord; Blandet skov; Langs skovvej under bøg og ahorn; Skovbryn; Bøgeskov på muldbund; Tilgroet grusgrav i skov; Lynghede med spredte nåletræer; Kant af bakkeskråning med ædelgraner; Ved trådt sti i ege/birkeskov; Løvskovsområde i klitplantage; Lysåben gammel granskov; Øvre åskrænt; Muldbund i gl bøgeskov; Græsset, længe urørt bøgeskov; Plantage af nordmannsgran; Gammel bøgeskov; I krat mod asfaltvej i by; Frodig blandingsskov med bæk; Nåleplantage med fyr; Fugtig birkemose; Rødgran-fyrreplantage nær kyst; Bøgeskov på skrænt mod dam; Ege/fuglekirsebærplantning i agerland; Bøgehøjskov i landsbyudkant; Brakmarkskråning mod kær; Granplantage; Højstammet aske-ellelund i landsbymiljø; Muldbund i bøge/lindeskov; Ved befæstet vej i bøge-aske-egeskov; Løvtræslund ml P-plads og sommerhus; Skovrydning; I hassel-ege-bøgeskov; Ung askeskov; Muldbund i gammel bøge-nåleskov; Skovvej; Kulturgræsland ved nåletræsplantage; Bøgeskov på gammel kystskrænt; På muldbund i høj bøgeskov; Blandet løvskov med hasselkrat; Lille granlund ved mose; Løvskov (mest stilkeg); Lysåben bøge-egeskov på gl strandvolde; Bredt læbælte mellem industri og vej; Bøgeskov mod åben starsump; Nåletræsbeplantning; Blandet løvskov TRÆARTER?; Ruderat med jorddynger; Birke/egeskov på sandbund; Lysåbent egekrat med birk; S-kant af rødgranplantning mod asfaltvej; Gammel granskov; Udkant af bøgeskov; Skråning ved natursti; Udkant af bøgeskov ved P-plads; Nåletræsplantage med gamle tørvegrave; Egekrat med røn og birk; Lysning i granplantage med hedepræg; Egeskov; Ældre løvskov på sandet muldbund; Blandet skov med gran og bøg; Bøgeskov; Græsrabat ved grusvej i bøgeskovkant; Lysåben gammel lærkeskov; Granbryn mod ager; Krat af tjørn ahorn rynket rose; Kant af gruset skovvej mod bøgehøjskov; Blandet løvskov med nåletræer; Gammel granskov med spredt birk; Granskov ved gård; Åbent birke/gran-ruderat ved landevej; Kant af sti mod rydning i granskov; Ahornbryn mod ager; Grænse mellem egeskov og rødgranskov; Asfaltvejkant ved bøgeplantning; Gammel rødgranplantage; Gammel lærkeblandskov; Kant af bøgeskov mod vej; Kant af plantage mod sandmark; Muldbund under gamle bøge; Bøgebryn mod asfaltvej; Kant af rødgranplantage langs skovvej; I bøgeskov; Skrænt i nåleskov; Grøfteside i høj bøgeskov; Grusgravbund; Egeskov med enkelte graner; Høj bøgeskov; Ege/nåleskov; Stikant i granplantning på sandbund; Bøgebryn mod ryddet nåleskov på bakke; Ung bøge-askeskov; Åben mosrig granplantage; Jordvej i bøge-egeplantning; Granbryn mod grusvej; S-kant af åben forsømt plantage mod ager; Douglasgranplantage; N-skrånende ahornskov i bryn mod gl eng; Høj granskov (rødgran); Aske/egeskov; Jordvejkant i høj bøgeskov; Skovvejrabat nær befærdet asfaltvej; Aske/ahornskov ved bæk; Asfaltvejskråning ved bøgeplantning; Ege/birkeskov mod skydebane; Plantage med løv- og nåletræer; Langs spor i gammelt egebryn; Askeskov med indplantede nåletræer; Bøgebryn mod uplejet rydning af nåleskov; Lille skov domineret af bøg/ask/hassel; Kant af sti mod skovsump; Bøgeskovbryn nær nåleplantage; Egebælte mod tidl nordmannsgranbevoks; Dyrehaveskov med birk, bøg, eg, ædelgran; Fugtig bund i birke-granskov; Kant af bøgeskov; Kant af spor i blandet løvskov; Førna-rig bøgeskovbund; Tør tørvemose i birkeskov med nåletræopv; Ung sitkaplantage; Gammel rødgranplantage mod lysning; Blandet løvskov med ahorn; Frodig blandet løvskov; Mellem gamle birke mod vandhul; Kæmpehøj i bøgeskov; I kant af asfaltvej mod rydning i skov; Blandskov af birk eg og fyr; Bøge- og ahornskov; Langs skovvej mellem nåletræer og bøg; I udkant af birke-pileskov; Ældre plantning med birk og ædelgran; Græsspor ml nåle- og birkeskov; Ahornskov; NV-vendt vejskrænt i skov; Blandet skov af birk/ahorn/gran; Blandet løvskov TRÆARTER? nær nåletræpl; Gran-bøgeskov; Lysåben bøgeskov; Ældre fyrreskov med få løvtræer; V-vendt bryn af egekrat; Gl rødgranplant med selvså Ahorn; Blandskov; Grøftevold i ahornskov; På dige i gammel ahornskov; Oldtidshøj på golfbane på hede; Lysning i gammel rødgranplantning; Plantageudkant; Gammel gran/birkeskov mod hede; Skovbrink mod overdrev; Skovvejsbrink i bøgeskov; I birkebryn om P-plads i nåleskov; Morbund under gran og eg; Blandskov af eg gran og birk; Tør vejrabat med bar jord nær nåleplant; Granplant; Gammel åben lærkeskov på sandjord; Blandet løvtrækrat med enkelte nåletræer; Vejbrink i nåleplantage; Lysåben skovbund under eg; Grøftekant langs asfaltvej i granplant; Leret kratskrænt i bækkløft; Bøge/egeskov ved asfaltvej; Granskov med blandet underskov; Gl ædelgranskov med gl ege og træopvækst; Kant af granplantage mod brandbælte; NV-skrænt i egeskov med graner, let jord; Østskrånende skovbund med gamle bøge; Løvbryn om granskov mod åbent land; Granbryn mod eng; Birkeskov; Voldsted i bøgeskov; Ahorndomineret lund nær gård; Kant af skovvej mod nåleplantning; Nåledækket skovvej i granskov; Morbund under bøg; På kratklædt skrænt mod have; Egeskov med blandet opvækst; Krat af nåle- og løvtræer; Ung bøgeskov mod asfaltvej; Under bøg ved skovvej langs jernbane; Skyggefuld gl bøgeskov mod granskov; Blandet nåletræsplantage mod skovvej; Ruderat på tømmerplads; Lys ædelgranskov; Ege-bøgeblandskov; Leret kystskrænt med egetræer; Lys vejbrink i blandet nåle/løvskov; Blandet skov mod grusvej; Overdrevsbakke med eg og brombær; Kant af jordvej i blandskov; Ved bæk i blandet skov; Bøgeskov med ahorn; Ung skovfyrplantning; Birke-gran-ædelgranskov; Skovgrøftekant; Langs sti i høj bøgeskov; Skov af fyr/kirsebær/eg o.a.; Mosklædt top af strandklint med bøgeskov; SV-vendt skrænt i gl bøgeskov; Højstammet bøgeskov; Skovrydning på sand/muld; Lysåben bøgeskovskrænt mod bæk; Aspeskov i kant af hedemose; Plantage; Langs asfaltvej i lavning i skovbryn; Lysåben nåleskov mod asfaltvej; Kant af granskov ved vej; Ege-bøge-elleskov ved gods; Bund i bøgeskov; Ung egeplantning mod skovvej; Hulvejskrænt i elme/bøgeskov; Frodig elleskov på lermuld; Bøge/egeskov mod skovvej; 70-årig nåleskov på morbund; Gammel højstammet kuperet bøgeskov; Egeskov på tørveagtig bund; Lysning mellem gammel bøge- og granskov; Lille vildtfri indhegning i nåleplantage; Åben gran-fyrre-birkeskov; Gammel bøgeskov ved T-kryds; Lysning i bøge-ahornskov; S-vendt løvskovbryn mod asfaltvej; Lysåben nåleplantage på V-vendt skråning; Udkant af bøge-egeskov; Brink af brugsvej i bøge/nåleskov; Skov af bøg, ask og ædelgran; Muldbund i gammel lys bøgeskov; Ung bøge/askeskov; Mosbund i åben ege-birke-nåleskov; Lærkeplantage; På muldbund i gammel bøgeskov; Lysåbent spor i ældre nåleplantage; Muldrig bøgeskov; Ær/hasselkrat langs grøft i nåleskov; Åben bund under lærk; Kant af bøgeskov mod jordvej; Muldrig bund under blandet løvskov; Lille lysåben skovbundsrest med gl bøg; Mellem gamle skovfyr med løvunderskov; Lavning i klitplant med bunke og birk/eg; Skråning af asfaltvejgrøft i egebryn; Rødgranskov med røn og eg; Mosbund i gl granskov; Kant af granskov mod lysning; Bryn mod landevej af nåleskov med birk; Ahornskov i by; Vejgrøft mod egeskov over for hus; Grøfteskrænt fra bøgeskov mod vej; Vestvendt hedeskrænt; Bøgeskov med morbundstendens; Meget blandet kratagtig løv/nåleskov; Høj lysåben gammel granskov; Omkring mindehøj i blandet nåleskov; Granbryn mod lyngbakke; Hede ved gravhøj, omgivet af skov; Bøgeskov med høje ædelgraner; Lysning i blandskov (eg, gran); Kant af P-plads mod asfaltvej; Bakketop i løvskov med enkelte nåletræer; Under løvskov ved skovvej; Granskov ved kirkegård; Kant af bøgeplant; Lysning i hedeplantage; Mellem gamle aske i skovlavning; Kratbevoksning på Ø-vendt kystskrænt; Højstammet skovfyrreskov i hedeplantage; Ege/birkebevoksning mod grusvej; Lund ved gård af bøg gran m.m.; Bøgeskov på kant af askesump; Skovvejkant i nåletræsplantning; Blandingsskov langs skovvej; Egeskov med blåbær; Kant af markvej mod græsmark; Bøgebryn mod skovmose; Hulvejskråning i bøgeskov; Udkant af højstammet åben bøgeskov; Langs skovvej i sommerhusområde; Leret skråning i bøgeskov; Blandingsløvskov nær haver; Grusvejkant i bøgeskov; Løvskovspark domineret af lind og ahorn; Uplejet fortovsflade i landsby; Yngre birkeskov med enkelte graner; Høj i agerland; Brink af skovgrøft; Bøgeskov på morbund; Græshedebakke ved granbryn; Lysåben plantage; Plantning af gran/bøg/lærk; Aspe-ædelgranskov mod ager; Vejkant i kommunal 30-årig egeplantage; Bøgehøjskov uden underskov; Skyggefuld skrænt i gl grusgrav; Skovkant mod markvej; Hegnsklædt jordvold i plantage; Langs tilgroet skovvej; Gl fugtig bøgeskov; I blandingsskov nær bryn; Kant af nåleskov mod grusvej; Gl kuperet granskov ved mose; Kant af sti i bøgeskov; Mosrig bøgeskov; Lysåben bøge- og ahornskov; Kant af vandhul mod nyplantede graner; Rødgranplantage med spredt ædelgran; Gammel egeskov langs skovvej; Bøgeblandingslund nær kirke; Udkant af nåleplantage mod vej; Ege/ahornskov om park; Omkring fritidshus samt i krat og hegn; Ældre thujaskov; Svag kystskrænt under gamle ege; Moskant af sti i abiesblandskov; Bøgeskov over granskov; Ahorn/egeskov; Ahornblandskov i sommerhusområde; Kant af gl granskov mod sti; Gammel bøge-egeskov; Morbund i gammel bøgeskov; Muldbund i blandet løvskov; Lysåben skovsti ved sø; Spor i udkant af granskov; Skovhegn; Skygget landevejsgrøfteskrænt i skov; Kant af grøft i skovkløft; Slaggevejsrabat ml bøgeskov og askeopv; Skovrydning med selvsået birk; Plantage (eg gran) nær strand; Bøgeskov med morbund; Birke-egeskov; Nær skovbryn i egeskov; På sti i udkant af bøge-egeskov; Avnbøgeskov; Løvtræplantning nær gård; Ege/granbryn mod grusvej; Vejkant i åben skov nær skovfogedbolig; Fyrre-egeskov; Bøge/aske/birkeskov; Ved sti i krat ved ådal; Opholdsplads i granskov iblandet løv; Bøge-askeskov; Gammel gran-klitplantage; Græsrabat ved asfalteret cykelsti; Dige i gammel askeskovdel; S-bryn af blandskov; Østvendt egeskrænt; Løvlund ved kirke; Gammel åben granskov; Ege-bøge-askeskov; Grænse ml ahorn- og ædelgranskov; Ungt egekrat; Skovbund i plantet løvskov; Ældre birke/elleplantage; Bøge/granskråning; Ege/askestrimmel langs bæk; Mosbund i udkant af granplantage; Mellem gamle bøge i løvblandskov; Sti ml gran- og egeskov; Bryn af gammel granskov mod landevej; Høj i eng; Blandskov af bøg og gran; Jorddige i bøgeskovbryn; Lærkeplantning; På skrænt mod asfaltvej i by; Vejskrænt i bøgeskov med lærk; Skovvejkant; Egeplantning; Gran-ahornplantning; Skovbryn mod grusvej; Morbundsskrænt i bøgeskov; Under rødgran i egeskov; Nåletræsplantage; Askesump; Jorddige i bøgeskov med hasselkrat; N-vendt stejl skråning i ege/hasselkrat; Skovspor i ædelgranplantning; Bøge-ahornskov med mange andre træer; Jordvejkant i egeplantning; Dige mellem agre; Åben skov af birk fyr og eg; Muldbund i askeskov; Langs bæk i slugt i naturskov af bøg; Kratklædt skrænt; Bøge/fyrreplantage; Grusvejsforkant ml gl gran- og bøgeskov; På plads for flis mod markvej; Ædelgranbeplantning; Birke-fyrreplantning; Skovbryn mod lysning; Ædelgran/egeskov; Bøgebryn mod ager; Tæt blandet løvskov; Kant af rødgranplantage mod sandvej; Ædelgranplantning; Douglasgranplantage nær skovvej; Askehøjskov med elmeopvækst; Græsningsskov af eg og el i dyrehave; Bøgebryn mod grusvej; NV-vendt skrænt i bøgeskov på morbund; Egeskov mod kirkegård i by; Blandingsskov; Birkeskov om sø i plantage; Blandet skov med jordvej; Ung bøgeskov; Stejl skrænt og bund af motorcrossbane; Blandet plantage på bakke; Høj ædelgranskov; Bøgeskov nær skovbryn; Højstammet bøgeskov mod skovvej; Ege-birkeskov; Jordspor i gammel bøge-egeskov; Gammel skov-fyrplantning på sandbund; Skråning af dyb skovgrøft; Langs skovsti i rødgranplantage; Ml stengærde ved bøgeskov og jordsti; Askeskov ved sommerhusområde; Bøgemuld omkring ellesump; Moskant af granskov mod skovsump; Lysåben fyrre/rødgran/birkeskov; Ml grøft og trampet sti i bøgeskov; Ung egeskov på skråning mod urteeng; Ung og lys ahornskov; Skov på sandjord domineret af fyr/birk; N-skrænt i gl bøgeblandskov; Blandet bøgeskov; Bøgeskovrest i motelområde; Udkant af rødgranskov mod lille vej; Något år gammalt hygge med en del lämnade träd; Öppning i lövskog; Park som övergetts.; Ädellövskog i sluttning; attgrodd park; NA T4 Skogsmark Opprinnelig rapportert med biotop: edellauvskog; Edelløvskog; Eldre granskog; Grøftekant langs gårdsveg; Stigkorsning; NA T4 Skogsmark svak lågurtskog Opprinnelig rapportert med biotop: Skogsmark; NA T32 Semi-naturlig eng NA T32-C-2 kalkfattig eng med klart hevdpreg; Grøftekant langs lysløype, barskogdominert skog; Bøkeskog med edelgran etc.; furuskog; NA T32 Semi-naturlig eng svakt kalkrik eng med mindre hevdpreg Opprinnelig rapportert med biotop: Semi-naturlig_eng; Industriområde med friluftsarealer; in mixed fir, spruce and beech woods; Plantation forest. post-wildfire. strong wind site; (abies alba from europe.) the forest floor is dominated by mesic-submesic vegetations with the coverage of 90-100% and the height of 1-1.5m. conifers were transplanted after clearcutting; A plantation forest; Post-fire ground with no tree-stands before the plantation; Skogholt; Tallskog, på berghäll; Risig blandskog; i lövdunge; Gammal granskog, barrskog; Asfalt, løst betong og lignende; kystfuruskog; Grøftekant langs turveg, løvskogdominert skog; Tett skog og kratt mellom strand og turveg; Blandskog med ädelgranar (Abies); 10 moh; attgrodd beite; NA T4-C-2 svak lågurtskog; Bratt li, åsrygg på holme; Sandy hilltop; mange små planter i området, 3-4 svære mortrær; Blandingsskog, naturalisert; I furuskog, tett bestand av ungtrær 2-6 m høye forvillet fra et stort, gammelt tre midt i gruppen; enorme mengder frøspredt i skogen, titusenvis; skogkant; Mange planter, fra årsgamle til meterhøye. Etablert i rik edelløvskog med mye Ribes alpinum.; 1 m høyt, men bredt ungtre på kalkstein nær sjøen; Åkerholme i kornåker og rapsåker; Krattskog, planta; frøforvillet nær gårdstun hvor plantet; Løvskog, 1 ca. 5 m høyt tre.; 3 m høyt ungtre, men forvillet i masseomfang fra en tidligere, nå nedblåst bestand.; 7 m høyt tre, i strandnær skog.; Mange individer. Trolig frøforvillet fra gamle, nå huggede trær i Klopptjerndalen.; I tett skog, også med mange forvillede bartrær.; Krattskog; I Fagus dom. skog, trolig ikke planta.; frøforvilla i kratt i boligstrøk; naturalisert i gammelt, nedlagt parkområde; I kant av skog.; Forvillet i skog; 2 trær på hhv. 2 og 4 m i samme område; Mange planter, fra små til meterhøye, forvillet i kalkfuruskog.; barrskog, kvarst + förv; Blandskog, skogsbryn, granskog; Tät, snårig ekskog; gles örtrik blandskog; Gårdsplan; Ädelgranar och granar i sluttningen, ganska bra mark; NA T30 Flomskogsmark NA T30-C-2 flomskogsmarker på finmateriale; Barskog langs turveg; 30 moh; sti/gammel vei ved gjengroende mark mot sjøen og innslag av tre Substratbeskrivelse:i jord; Li; sandtallskog; Toppen av klippa; Ödetomt utan hus; edelløvskog; mixed deciduous-coniferous forest; Berg, småplantor; Solitär i lövskogsbryn; Edelgran; NA T4-C-1 Blåbærskog Traktorveikant; NA T32 Semi-naturlig eng NA T32-C-3 intermediær eng med mindre hevdpreg; NA T32 Semi-naturlig eng svakt kalkrike enger med ekstensivt og svakt intensivt hevdpreg Opprinnelig rapportert med biotop: Semi-naturlig_eng; Gammelt parkområde under sterk gjengroing; Løvskog med noen bartrær; Grandominert skog med innslag av løvtrær; Løvskogdominert østvendt skråli i elvedal; 40 moh; Kalkfuruskog; kystfuruskog, hasselrik; NA T32 Semi-naturlig eng NA T32-C-1 kalkfattig eng med mindre hevdpreg; NA T32-C-3 Intermediær eng med mindre hevdpreg; NA T4 Skogsmark Storvokst, gammel eikeskog - sommereik. Opprinnelig rapportert med biotop: edellauvskog; NA T38-C-1 Treplantasje; Blandingsskog.; Bar- og blandingsskog.; på hogstflate; Rik sumpskog; Plantet furuskog; Habitat: bosque con tilos; Habitat: abietal; Sustrato básico; tørr skogssti; NA T32-C-2 Kalkfattig eng med klart hevdpreg; Gjengrodd beitemark; Lågurtgranskog (gran/edelgran); NA T32 Semi-naturlig eng intermediær eng med mindre hevdpreg Opprinnelig rapportert med biotop: Semi-naturlig_eng; NA T32 Semi-naturlig eng NA T32-C-20 svakt kalkrik eng med klart hevdpreg; Viltvoksende parkskog med bergknaus.; NA V2 Myr- og sumpskogsmark NA V2-C-3 temmelig til ekstremt kalkrike myr- og sumpskogsmarker; Parkanlegg i kystby med vanndammer, kanaler og turstier Substratbeskrivelse:i jord; NA T4 Skogsmark Opprinnelig rapportert med biotop: barskog; Helofytt-ferskvannssump; Randsone ved sti, småhusbebyggelse på begge sider, baserikt; NA T4-C-5 bærlyngskog; NA V2 Myr- og sumpskogsmark NA V2-C-1 kalkfattige og svakt intermediære myr- og sumpskogsmarker; Langs veien; Grøftekant; NA T Fastmarkssystemer; Parklandskap; Fuktig kystfuruskog; bekkedal; Skogholt dominert av gran og løvtrær; på skrotemark; i blandingsskog; NA T4-C-6 Svak bærlyng-lågurtskog; Barskog, langs fuktig tursti; NA T32 Semi-naturlig eng intermediær eng med klart hevdpreg, naturbeitemark Opprinnelig rapportert med biotop: Semi-naturlig_eng; Sør-vendt blåbæreikeskog; blandingskog; Grøftekant langs skogssti; Edelgranskog; gråor-bjørkeskog; Hyttetomt; vegkant/elv; Løvskog, lite skogholt i friluftsområde; NA T35-C-1 Sterkt endret fastmark med jorddekke; Bergknaus.; NA T4-C-17 Storbregneskog; NA T34-C-4 Intermediære kystlyngheier; NA T13 Rasmark Tilvokste, store blokker Opprinnelig rapportert med biotop: Rasmark; Bøkedominert løvskog; Kolle med lågurtgranskog; skrotemark/jernbaneområde, 275 moh; Parklandskap, gjengrodd; park, 37 moh; Langs sti med furu, gran, bjørk Substratbeskrivelse: ved sti; NA T32 Semi-naturlig eng NA T32-C-7 sterkt kalkrik eng med mindre hevdpreg; Rik lågurtgranskog; Blandingsskog og kratt langs nedlagt, gammel vei; NA T4 Skogsmark Barskog med innslag av løvtrær rundt innsjø Opprinnelig rapportert med biotop: Skogsmark; i kystlauvskog; furu/hasselskog; i åpen skog; Gammelt parkanlegg/hage under gjengroing Substratbeskrivelse:i jord; Furuskog; NA T4 Skogsmark bærlyng-lågurtskog Opprinnelig rapportert med biotop: Skogsmark; Løvskog med innslag av bartrær; 120 moh; Or-/heggeskog; S-vendte berg og skogslier. I veikant langs skogsbilvei; 90 moh; Hagemarksskog, granplantefelt; NA T Fastmarkssystemer Kalkrik barskog med lauvinnslag.; NØ-vendt blåbærfuruskog. I skogbunnen.; Gråor-heggeskog; arboretum; Lågurtskog i kant mot traktorvei; NA T43 Plener, parker og liknende Opprinnelig rapportert med biotop: Plener_og_parker; Løvskog, grøftekant langs tursti; Strandbelte, bratt li; NA T43 Plener, parker og liknende Plener, parker og liknende Opprinnelig rapportert med biotop: Plener_og_parker; mellon veg og skog; Elle- og askeskov; Skogsbyn; stigkant; Lövskog med granar; Grøftekant langs turveg, barskogdominert skogholt; Sørvendte skrenter, grunnlendt mark, langs veikant; hogstfelt; NA T4 Skogsmark Rik edellauvskog Opprinnelig rapportert med biotop: edellauvskog; NA T4 Skogsmark ved tursti; Veggrøft langs turvei; grassbakke; Ung løvskog; Løvskog m.furu; Ved slusekanal.; NA V2 Myr- og sumpskogsmark NA V2-C-2 sterkt intermediære litt kalkrike myr- og sumpskog-marker; Lågurtskog, beitehage; NA T4 Skogsmark blandingsskog; lehtomainen metsikkö; otulina cmentarza; nasadzenie w otulinie cmentarza; Abetar. Calizas masivas. Orientación: N (umbría) Pendiente 10%; NA T21 Sanddynemark Opprinnelig rapportert med biotop: Sanddynemark; Løvskog, igjengrodd kulturmark; ask-oreskog; Vestvendt granplantefelt på blokkrik grunn; Ung blandingsskog; i skogkant; NA T4 Skogsmark Grandominert blandingsskog med blåveis.; NA T4-C-18 Høgstaudeskog; Fjellskog; langs skogsveg; NA T45 Oppdyrket varig eng Oppdyrket varig eng Opprinnelig rapportert med biotop: Oppdyrket_varig_eng; Fjernet og rødhyll; [\\\"10d: Stellario-Carpinetum luzuletosum \\\"]; [\\\"10b: Stellario-Carpinetum stachyetosum \\\"]; [\\\"ungeeignete Aufnahmen\\\"]; [\\\"22b: Betulo-Quercetum typicum \\\"]; [\\\"13c: Hordelymo-Fagetum typicum \\\"]; [\\\"13b: Hordelymo-Fagetum circaeetosum \\\"]; Tallskog med uppslag av gran och lövsly; Lövskog med tall; Skogsodling på fd äng; vägkant, 2 ex kvarst; Barr- och lövskog med hassel; Sjöstrand; Stilkege-krat; I kalkfuruskog. Spredt, opp til meterhøye ungtrær.; Spredte ungtrær, i tørr edelløvskog (restareal i bebyggelsen).; veiskråning mot fjorden; skogvegetasjon; Småskog, 2-3 små ind.; Krattvegetasjon, småskog.; Løvskog, 1 ca. 12 m høyt tre.; Ca. 20 småtrær, opptil meterhøye, i kalkfuruskog.; I skog.; Blåbærgranskog, lite tre selvsått fra nærliggende hage; edellauvskog, frøforvilla; 6 individer, nesten 2 m høye. Trolig frøforvillet fra gamle, nå huggede trær.; Lite tre i barskog; frøforvilla i og ved plantefelt; skogsstig; hedbokskog; Hyggeskant med glesa tallar; Dikesslänt intill betesmark; NA T13 Rasmark kalkfattig grus- og sanddominert rasmark Opprinnelig rapportert med biotop: Rasmark; 60 moh; Langs spor, perrong, P-plass, vei, park. Substratbeskrivelse:Grus/plen; Skogholt ved turvei; slåttemarkskant; Skogholt ved turveg; Sumpskog/kant; i lauvskog nær vatnet; Kalkfuruskog med noen tørrberg; NA T1 Nakent berg NA T1-C-1 lite tørkeutsatte svært og temmelig kalkfattige nakne berg; Bøkeskog; NA T4-C-1 Blåbærskog Eikedominert; las sosnowy; Slight west facing slope; Hayedo kárstico con abetos; Lågurtskog med eik; granskog utkant Substratbeskrivelse:i mose/gress; NA T32 Semi-naturlig eng sterkt kalkrik eng med ekstensivt hevdpreg Opprinnelig rapportert med biotop: Semi-naturlig_eng; skogsveikant; Kalkskog; Løvskog med furu, edelgran etc.; Locally dominant species on moist, mostly north-facing slopes, with well developed trees mostly more than 10m tall; several coning. Associated deciduous species include Quercus sp., Sorbus sp. and Oreoherzogia liburnic..; i edellauvskog; slåttemark; NA V12-C-1 Grøftet kalkfattig jordvannsmyr; strandkant, 2 moh; Nordvendt blåbærbjørkeskog; Soldanello montanae-Nardetum (Sillin; grietas húmedas en la umbría; suelo con elevada humedad, en las manchas de bosque maduro; pie de cantil; in consortio P. uncinatae; exposició N; suelo limoso-pedregoso; ribazos frescos; bosque mixto; rotura en el pasto, posible antigua hozadura; Exposition SE, pente &lt;5º; Bosque mixto; ambiente sombrío de temperaturas relativamente suaves; roca Si; sustrato calizo; ekonomibyggnader och skräpupplag, hällmark; Mountain forest; Skov: Løvskov; Skov: Nåleskov/plantage; Skov: Blandskov (med løv- og nåletræer); övergiven torplämning intill sumpstig; Tät snårskog; Utkant av tallskog, mot stenblockområde; triviallövskog; plantering; Barrblandskog.; frøforvillet i store mengder; Kanten av småskog, veikant.; Skog; Mange små og større eks.; kratt nær stranda, frøforvillet; En 0,5 m høy ungplante i overgang ruderatmark/småskog.; Fattig furuskog; blandingsskog, frøforvillet; 3 meterhøye busker nær hverandre og en busk til i nærheten, eller i kalkfuruskog ilag med Larix europaea. Trolig frøforvillet fra Leangenhalvøya, hvor det er gamle beplantninger; Grøftekant langs turvei; Kalkskog, edelløvpreg; Naturbeitemark; Attgrodd slåttemark; NA T4 Skogsmark Furu/gran lyngskog; blåbærfuruskog; NA V2-C-1 Kalkfattige og svakt intermediære myr- og sumpskogsmarker; forest; skogsdunge med äldre planterade träd samt även föryngring; Naturtype ikke angivet; Grøftekant langs skogsveg; Beiteskog og eikehagemark med mye hassel som grenser til furulyngskog.; Park/grøntområde.; skogkanten innenfor stranda; [\\\"Zones vertes, parcs\\\"]; ängsmark; Torrbacke; bryn vid vägkant, kvarst; Örtrik blandskog; Luckig äldre blandskog; Öppen blandskog med äldre o yngre träd. Gräsig mark.; Furuskog, avdekkingsmark; Grøftekant langs lysløype; Elvebredd/Løvskog; 80 moh; i strandskog; Rik edellauvskog; Barrskog med lövträd; Linddominerad lund/parkmiljö; Körväg; Stenig ekbacke; Blandskog, hassellund, sandmiljö; Bergknalle, hällmark, blandskog, skogsbryn; bergsbryn; Natur- och kulturmiljöer; Lövskog med ek, bok; vägkant, även fröplantor; granskog, 20 frösådda ex; kalkbarrskog; Skogsklädd moränkulle; hedblandskog; Attgrodd park; Alm-lindeskog; Kystfuruskog med innslag av (edel-)løvtrær; NA T34 Kystlynghei NA T34-C-1 kalkfattig bakli-hei; intermediær kildepåvirket fjellhei; blåbærgranskog; Gammel kulturmark under sterk gjengroing; i bøkeskog; Pineda de P.uncinata xeròfila; Avetosa sobre blocs; Pineda de pi negre amb neret; Herbassars higròfils ombrejats; Pineda de pi roig xeròfila i silicícola; Pineda de pi roig, acidòfila; Bosc acidòfil; Riu de cabal ràpid i abundant, amb bosc subalpí i fragments de salzeda als marges; Bosc.; Clapa d'avets i pi negre, aquest últim +- rar. Tallada antigament. Neret etiolat i mig sec. Algun arbre vell i la resta de mides diverses però joves.; Bosc mixt d'avet i pi negre.; Pineda clara.; Avellanosa. Marge bosc-camp d'alfals.; Bosc de pi roig.; Bedollar de ribera amb salzes.; Freixeneda-bosc mixt caducifoli.; Bosc caducifoli mixt.; Avellanosa-bosquina caducifolia mixta.; Bedollar amb avellaners.; Bosc de bedolls amb avets i pins negres.; Canal d'allaus, amb pineda jove; Pineda de solell i clarianes, talús esllavissat al margfe de la pineda i roques més o menys solelles amb pradells secs.Terrenys calcari; Pineda calcícola i mesòfila; Mulladiu amb megafòrbies; Bedollar pubescent amb megafòrbia; woods, shrub, belts and the like; lövlund och gammal tomtmark; fuktig blandskog, trol. plant.; fd parkområde, plant.; ekskog; lundmiljö med bäck; coniferous forest, not belonging to pine forest or larch woods; hedlövskog, förv; ek/tallblandskog; Skrotmark ved fangdam; Abetal altimontano ombrofilo y acidofilo pirenaico; In declivibus ad W spect in Calluneto-; Pineda de pi negre; In Fagetaliis, rarissima; Beleg von vom Sturm \\\"Lothar\\\" gefällten starken Bäumen. Ansosten sehen die Tannen im oberen Bereich des Grates sehr gut benadelt und kräfting aus.; Avetosa N; Fagedes; obaga; bosque; Exp. N.; bosc de pi roig i faig; Devastated forest on the calcareous slopes; Exp. NE; T32-C-1; T32-C-3; Plantation of mixed conifers. Open understorey.; Extensively naturalised over several hectares around plant specimens in old arboretum in Hanmer.; NA T4-C-18 høgstaudeskog; Skogsmark - lågurtskog; mountain forest; Urete li; kalklindeskog; Knausefuruskog; Hagemarksskog; NA T Fastmarkssystemer Rik edellauvskog. Opprinnelig rapportert med biotop: Fastmarkssystemer; Liten sandstrand; Lövkulle; las jodłowo-świerkowy; In mixed fir, spruce and beech woods; Blanding skog; furuskog/blokkmark; Kalkhasselskog med innslag av gran og furu; Plantefelt; lågurtskog; Beech-fir; Spruce-fir; Fir-beech-spruce; Pine-spruce; Beech-oak admixed with larch and fir; Beech-oak; Beech-spruce; Black pine; Hage med bl.a. ek; betad ängsmark; Bergfot nära fritidshustomt; planté à la lisière du bois; i blandingsbarskog; 20 moh; vegskråning; ospeholt; NA T4 Skogsmark NA T4-C-7 bærlyng-lågurtskog; F. d. trädgård; Torp i skogsbacke; lärk-björkskog; skogskant, flera förv. småpl.; planterad inäga; barrskog, fröspridd; i lövskog, flera ex; Lövbryn; ask-hassellund; grönyta i bostadsområde; Lågurt granskog; NA T4-C-7 bærlyng-lågurtskog; NA T32 Semi-naturlig eng NA T32-C-5 svakt kalkrik eng med mindre hevdpreg; Hage med edelgran; Planta skog av edelgran og litt gran; Grandominert skog, langs tursti; Hasselkratt; Ekblandskog skogsvägkant; Vägkant/bryn, föryngr; bergkulle; fuktig gräsmark; Äldre sand- eller grustäkt, Skogbevuxen; Barskog med innslag av løvtrær, lyngmark og berg.; Tidl. furuskog; NA T4 Skogsmark Edellauvskog med innslag bartre; By: Park/kirkegård; Skogholt langs tursti; Barskog (kalkfuruskog); krattoppslag rundt fredet død eik; Skog/park; i barskog; NA T45 Oppdyrket varig eng NA T45; 15 moh; NA T4 Skogsmark lågurtskog Opprinnelig rapportert med biotop: Skogsmark; Løvskog med partier med sump, myr, små bekker og furuskog; Holt med lauvblandingsskog; Tursti langs elv med mye kratt og planteskog.; NA T4 Skogsmark NA T4-C-4 kalklågurtskog; Kalkbarskog; Tallskog med granar; Lövblandskog, bäckdal, skogspark; hayedo abetal, sobre flysch; Fuente; claro en pinar de P uncinata; Exposition S, pente 20º; Ruderales; exposición N-NW; bloques de tamaño medio-grande; bajo goteadero resguardado; carrascal y rocas; Exposition E; Lövblandskog, vägslänter; torpmiljö; Glacial sandy gravel; skogsvegkant; Svak lågurtskog; NA T Fastmarkssystemer I utkant av furudominert skog, mot strandsone.; på åkerkant; Bar-løvskog; NA T38 Treplantasje Granskog.; Grøftekant langs tursti; Kalklågurtskog, kanten av parkeringsplass; Small population of Abies occuring as an occasional species on dry, south-facing slopes on karst with poorly developed trees, mostly not more than 10m tall. Associated species include Juniperus oxycedru., Cornus ma., Rhamnu., Echinops sp. and Eryngium amethystinu..; Edge of forest dominated by Picea abies and Abies alba with Fagus sylvatic..; Løvblandingsskog; NA L4 Helofytt-ferskvannssump Opprinnelig rapportert med biotop: Helofytt-ferskvannssump; NA T4 Skogsmark NA T4-C-9 lyngskog; Løvskog med innslag av gran; NA T32 Semi-naturlig eng Opprinnelig rapportert med biotop: Semi-naturlig_eng; Naturtomt/hage i utkant av blandingsskog.; Knause i Blandingsskog.; Forest; Skogbryn i friluftsområde; Planteskog, naturpark.; Kulturmark, beitemark; NA T4 Skogsmark NA T4-C-10 svak lyng-lågurtskog; NA T32 Semi-naturlig eng NA T32-c-21 svakt kalkrik eng med svakt preg av gjødsling; bäckravin i ädellövskog; På kalhygge.; ekblandskog; Igenväxande hagmark; markvägren; Densely wooded, steep, south-facing slopes covered in the lower parts by Fagus sylvatic.. The upper-most levels of native Abies alba inter-planted with Picea abies; Mixed woodland with Abies alb.. North-facing slopes; [\\\"Standing fresh water\\\"]; Habitat: abietal con hayas; Habitat: abetal; Habitat: hayedo-abetal, areniscas; Habitat: pinar, esquistos; hayedo con abeto, fondo de barranco, calizas; trampal; Lidet befærdet sti i fyrre/granplantning; Mosrig birkeskov i klitområde nær huse; Åben sitkagranplantage; Kant af skovsø; Rødgran-ege-lærke-fyrreplantage på sand; Tør bakke med røn og gran; Bøgelund ved gård; Urterig lavning under kystnær skovskrænt; Yngre egeplantage; Løvskov; Grusvejkant mod lysåben ædelgranskov; Privat meget blandet løv/nåleskov; Lysning i bøgeplantning; Kant af blandskov af bøg tjørn m.m.; Gammel lysåben granskov med bøg; Tæt mørk bøgeplantning; Jordvejkant i højstammet bøgeplantning; Ung lys egeblandskov; Udkant af bøge-ahornhøjskov; Skovbund under ædelgran; Lysåben bøgeplantning; Egebræmme ved nåleplantage; Hedeplantage; Lysning i plantage med bøg og gran; Vestvendt overdrev mod nåleskov; Kant af granskov mod bøgehegn; Ædelgrandomineret plantage med løvtræer; Gammel rødgranskov på sand; Blandingsskovbryn på skråning; Blandet nåletræsplantage; Lysning i nåletræsplantage; Mosrig skovvejbrink; Skrænt ved skovbryn; Lysning i blandet løvskov; Grøfteside mellem bøge- og ædelgranskov; Kant af granskov mod skovvej; Gammel rød-gran plantning; Kant af skovvej i ege-granskov; Rabat ml egeplantning og sti; Lys bøgeskov på morbund; Blandet nåle/løvskov i gammel grusgrav; Græshede; Ædelgranplantage nær kirke; Nordvendt skråning mod krat; Muldbund under ældre bøg; Gammel løvskov med bøg; Bøgeskovbryn mod grusvej; Let skrånende skovbund med ahornopvækst; Lysåben lund mod supermarked; Forsømt plantage med mange løvtræer; Kant af vejspor i bøgeskov; Kæmpehøj i udkant af bakket bøgeskov; Gammel rød-granplantning i forfald; Kant af skovsti mod høj bævreaspplant; Gammel ædelgranplantage; Kant af skovvej mod krat af hæg; Plantet åben bøgeskov; Forstyrret NV-vendt bøgeskrænt mod vej; Gl bøgeskov på sandjord; Kant af nobilisplantning mod skovvej; Ved brugsvej i bøgeskov; Mosrig gammel birkeskov; Bøgeskov med rønne-elmeunderskov; Blandet løvskov på jævn muldbund; Askeskovbryn mod rørsumpskyst; Rødgranplantning; I gammel ahornskov langs grøn skovvej; Skovbund under velvoksne bøge og ahorn; Kant af skovvej mod granplantning; Blandet løvskov mod grusvej; Gammel ege-bøgeskov på muldbund; Rydning i åben granskov; Rødgranplantage; Tør grøftebrink i løvskovbryn; Åben nålebeplantning i skov; Ø-vendt skovstendige mod ager; Bøgeskov med ask og ahorn; Halvtør overgødet og delvis græsset eng; Skovvej i gl. bøgeskov; N-vendt bøgeskrænt mod søsti; Gammel egeskov; V-vendt morbundskrænt i løvskov; Hedeplantage med lærk cypres sitka m.m.; V-vendt gl bøgeskovbryn mod jordmarkvej; Egeskov på sandbakke; Fattig løv/nåleblandskov; Lysning i gammel ædelgranskov; Udkant af nåleplantage mod overdrev; Skov af bøg ahorn røn m.m.; Ældre løvplantage langs asfaltvej; Bøge-nåleskov; Gl elle/ædelgranplantage; Egeskov med nåletræer; Høj granskov; Skovdige med eg i granskov; Granbryn mod asfaltvej; Kratagtig egebladningsskov over for hus; N-vendt skrænt i åben egeskov; Kant af skovvej mod sump med især rødel; Ved skovsti i udkant af egeplant; Gran-birkeskov; Smal granskov om kirkegård; Rønnekrat på gravhøj; Jordvejkant på overdrev; Brombærkrat i væltet (1998) granskov; Jorddynge i granbryn mod ager; Åben bøge-elme-askeskov med få nåletræer; Løvskov af bl. a. bøg, eg og birk; Gammel granplantage på hede; Lysåben plantage af rødgran; Nåleskov med eg birk m.m.; Lysning i bøgeskov; Muldrig blandet løvskov i slugt; Sumpskov ved oligotrof sø; Lysning i gran/løvskov; Langs skovvej ml gammel rødgran og birk; Birkemoseskov; Egekrat; Lærkeplantning i nåleskov; Kant af skygget sti på kystskrænt; Rabat af jordvej i bøgeskov; Blandet løvskov med enkelte nåletræer; Rydning i plantage efter stormfald; Tilgroet skovspor mellem ædelgran og ask; Elmekrat på stejl tør skråning; I højstammet bøgeskov; Nåletræplantage; Vejkant i ung rødgranskov; Grøftekant i skov; Dige i bøgeskovbryn; Bøgebryn om nåleskov mod markvej; Høj bøgeskov nær granskov; V-eksp bøgehøjskov på skrænt mod bæk; Kant af kæmpegran-kultur mod sti; Åben granskov med bl.a. birk og eg; Sumpet askeskov med opvækst af ær; Langs udtørret skovgrøft; Fugtig skov; N-vendt skovbryn med gamle bøge; Brakkant om oldtidshøj; Jordvej i nåleskov; Stejl NØ-vendt kystskrænt; Græsslette med krat i dyrehave; Søbred; Ung askeskov på leret grund; I skov af ahorn; Ekstensivt drevet naturskov af bøg; Grusvejrabat i granplantage; Lys ege/birkeskov i plantage; Bøgeskov på skrænt; Skråning med douglas og ædelgran; Dunbirkekrat; Kant af skovvej ml ædelgran og bøg; Græssti i nåleskov; Gammel bøgeskov på bakkeknold; Stejl skrænt mod skovbæk; Bøge/askeskov; Askeskov på ler ved skovvej; Krat mellem grusvej og ung nåleplantage; Muldbund i bøge-askeskov; Græsspor i cypresskov; Skov af rødgran; Lysning i nåle/bøgeskov; Skovbryn af blandet løvskov; Forholdsvis lys, fugtig egeplantage; Gammel bøgeskov nær skovvej; Udkant af gammel ege-bøgeskov; Ahornskov mod grusvej; Gammel rødgranbevoksning; Åben gran/lærkeskov; Øvre søbredder i bøgedomineret løvskov; Nåletræsplantning; Egeblandskov nær skovbryn og skovvej; Lysåben fyrre-klitplantage mod sø; Lyngklædt sommerhusområde, spredte træer; Bøgeskov med elm ved fyrtårn; Sydvendt blandet løv- og nåleskovbryn; Bøgeskov i ådal; Udkant af kuperet granskov; Kant af skovvej mod bøgehøjskov; Lysning i gammel askeskov langs dige; Lysåben granskov; Ved trådt sti i lysåben bøge/birkeskov; Plantage med bøg og ædelgran; Fugtig lærkeplantning; Bøgeskov ved herregård; Kuperet egeblandskov ved å; Jorddige i bøgeskov; Lysåben skovbund i løvskov langs eng; Jorddige i bøgeskovbryn mod ager; Mirabelkrat; Skov med eg og ædelgran; Bøgebryn mod ruderat; Bøgeskov med forskellige nåletræer; Blandet løvskov af ask/eg/elm mm; Lysning efter stormfald i bøgeskov; Bøge-ædelgranskov; Vestvendt lysåbent skovbryn; Gammel rødgranplantage med andre træer; Jordvejrabat i birkeplantning; Ege-hasselhegn mellem ager og rydning; Bøgeplantning med morbund; Åbent parti i gammel plantage; Under høje bøge i bypark; Udkant af bøgehøjskov; Skov med ædelgran; Skovgrøft under bøg; Bøgebryn ved grusvej; Kant af stor P-plads mod nåleskov; Grusvejkant i bøgeplantning; Grøfteskrænt langs skovvej med bøg; Skovrydning på mager jord; Stejl Ø-vendt skråning i bøgeskovkløft; Midt på skovvej i bøgeskov; Nåletræskrat ved kirke; Elme-tjørnekrat på kalkbund; Løvskov på muld; Kær i bøgeskov på morbund; Kant af græsmark mod birke/aspeskov; Skovvej ml granplant og bøgehegn; Langs bæk i gammel askeskov; Kant af mindre nåleskov mod asfaltvej; Uplejet aske-ahorn-bøgeskov; Kant af dyb rende i bøgeskov; Stejl grøfteskrænt på muld i gl bøgeskov; Skovbryn mod ager; Tidl. stævningsskov med opvækst af ask; Søbred i lysning af banebeplantning; Nåleplantage; Ved fod af gammel eg langs grøn skovvej; Kant af blandet løvskov; Mellem gamle bøge mod moseområde; Muldet bøgeskov i dyrehave; Aske-ellebræmme ml nåletræer og vandløb; Tørvegravsbrink i oligotroft kær; Højstammet fyrreskov; Skrænt mellem bøgeskov og sti; Bøgeskovskrænt; Egekrat i plantage; Ruderat om nedlagt savværk nær skov; Gammel rødgranplantning mod asfaltvej; Under gammel pil i bryn om granskov; Bryn af rødgran mod overdrev; Skovbund i bøgeskov; I gammel ege-bøgeskov; Gammel bøgelund; Gl skovfyrplant; Muldbund i gammel bøgeskov; Blandskov af fyr/birk/eg; Egeskov med gran; Gammel bøgeskov på morbund; Langs sti i skov af bøg/eg/ask/ahorn; Birke- og nåleplantning ved landsby; Egeskov mod skovvej; Lysning i nåletræsplant; Kalkrig brakmark; Bøgeskov på V-vendt skråning; Ahorn-lund; Løvskov (eg kirsebær) med jordstier; Abiesskov; Udkant af gammel bøgeplantage; Ruderat med gamle jorddynger; Egeskov nær granskov; Lysåben blandingsplantage langs landevej; Douglasgran-plantage; Udkant af egekrat; Ved sti i birke-granplantage; Udkant af lund ved vej nær hus; Ved sti i plantage ved kyst; Egeskov med enkelte gran ved landsby; Skovkant og -vej (tidl offentligt anlæg); Lysåben græsrig kratskov; Blandet krat omkr nyplantet plantage; Gl sitkaplantage på Ø-vendt skråning; Asfaltvejkant ved lærkeplantning; Løvtræbryn mellem grusvej og ager; Blandet løvskov; Lysåben granblandskov; På sti i gl rødgranplant; Egebryn mod grusvej; Lille nåletræspart i ahornskov; Kant af asfaltvej ved elmeplantning; Svagt benyttet spor i granskov, let jord; Brink ved hedesø; Skovstendige mod brakmark; Blandet løvtrækrat langs skovgrusvej; Blandingsbryn mod ager; Jernbanedæmning mod løvtræhegn i by; Klitplantage med huse; Lavning i udkant af egeblandskov; Plantet bøgeskov langs skovvej; Skovkløft ved bæk; Langs grusvej mellem gran og bøg; Bred rabat langs grusvej i lys blandskov; Kant af gammel rødgranskov mod egekrat; Bryn af granplantning mod ruderat; I nåletræsplantage; Mellem bøge- og granplantning; Udkant af blandet skov mod jordvej; Skovbund i gammel løvskov; Ædelgranplantage; Højstammet skovfyrreskov; Løvbryn om granskov mod agerland; Løvlund med bøg og birk; Egeskræntskov; Gammel nåleskov; Delvis væltet nåleskov på høj kystklint; Bøgehøjskov med gamle ege; Asfaltvejkant mod løvskov; Kant af granplantning; Bred af bæk i bøgeskov; Relativ ung bøgeskov; Åben løvblandskov med nåletræer; Kant af skovvej mod høje rødgraner; Nåle-løvskov med krat nær by; Muldbund under poppel; Stejl skrænt i hulvej ved kirke i by; Bøgeskrænt uden for kirkedige; Bøge-askeskov på muldbund; Gran/bøgeskov; Kuperet bøgehøjskov med opvækst; Under gl bøgetræ i bøgeskov; Tilgroet hede mod sommerhusgrusvej; Lav asfaltvejskrænt under eg i granskov; Kant af skovvej; Høj granskov med ahorn-underskov; Skråningsløvskov af bøg, ask etc.; Gl jordvold ml asfaltvej og skovrydning; Kratagtig skovkant mod strand; Fugtig skrænt i fyrreskov; Kant af rødgranplantning ved skovvej; Løvskov ved fhv haveaffaldsplads; Høj i lysåben blandet løvskov; Træbeplantet skråning med flis nær haver; Kant af ædelgranplantage; Hassel-nåle-egeskov; Grusvejrabat nær nåletræer i bøgeskov; Rabat mellem bøgeskov og skovvej; Under douglasgran; Grøft ml ahornskov og befæstet vej; Morbund langs skovvej i bøge/granskov; Morbund under gl bøg; Bøgebevokset kystskrænt; Brink ved skovbæk; Kant af elmeskov mod gl granplantning; Ung åben egeskov; Ældre bøgeskov; N-vendt morbundsskrænt i bøgeskov; Blandskov ved sti; Kant af fyrreskov mod grussti; Sitkaskov med ædelgran; Elmeskovklædt østvendt littorinaskrænt; Ældre blandet nåleskov; Hedeplantage med ældre nåletræer; Kant af lund mod allé; Lysning mod sø i høj nåleskov; Løv-nålelund ved kirke; Mosrig gran-birkeskov; Ung bøgeplantning ved villakvarter; Strandvold med gran; Birke/nåleskov; Løvskov ved kloster; Blandet bevoksning i granplantage; Mindre skov med ahorn/birk/gran mm; Gl nåleskov af rød-gran og lærk; Krat i udkant af plantage; Kant af høje bøge om unge bøge på sand; I krat med alm. røn; Birke-nåleskov på sandbund; Skovvej ml rødgranplant og ung egeskov; Lille granplantage med andre træer; Gammel bøge-egeskov ved skrænt mod å; Lysning i blandet nåleplantage; Sti i egeplantage nær ædelgran; Bøgeplantage; Kant af ellesump; Lysåben morbundsbøgeskov; Løvplantning i ager med haveaffald; Ung bevoksning af stilk-eg; I blandingsskov mod afdrevet nåleskov; Lysåben egeskov; Skråning med ahorn og gran; Kant af skovvej mod krat; Ege-blandskov på N-skråning; Rabat ved skovvej under bøg; Levende hegn ved grusvej; Ellekrat i eng; Gammel granskov med lidt løv; V-vendt vejskråning i gl gran/lærkeskov; Lysåben blandet løvskov; Højstammet ædelcypresplantning; Kant af sti gennem granplantage; Kratbevokset kystskråning; Nåleskovkant mod eng; Ved gammel egetræstub i lysning; Ø-eksp gl bøgeskov med elmeopvækst; Blandet bøge-nåleskov; Åben bøgeskov langs skovvej; Skovklædt skråning mod bæk; Stejl V-vendt skråning i skov ved sø; Lysåben fyrre-birkeskov; Udkant af ædelgranskov mod hede; Skovbund mellem gamle bøge; Løvskov med ahorn ved bivej; Mellem opvækst i ahornskov; Skovbryn mod asfaltvej; Gammel tilgroet frugthave; Gammel bøgeskov mod sti; Lysåben ege-fyrreskov; Kant af asfaltvej i løvskov; Bækskrænt i bøgeskov; Gruset plads ved jernbane/overdrev; Skov/plantage; Birkeskov domineret af Bølget Bunke; Plantning af douglasgran mod skovvej; Lund med gammelt gærde i sommerhusområde; Ugræsset overdrev; På åskrænt i løvskov; Ahorn-blandskov; Lysåben skov med mirabel, ahorn og navn; Nobilisgranbeplantning; Åben rødgran/nobilisplantage; Udkant af granskov ved landsby; Kant af gammel granskov mod jordvej; Bøgeskovbund; Ca. 100-årig bøgeskov; Kant af grøft i granskov; Bredt bøgehegn nær haver; Løvskov med avnbøg og spidsløn; ; Oekologi: Sterkt endret mark; ; Oekologi: Eldre gran-kulturskog.; ; Oekologi: Ung granskog; rik edelløvskog; Oekologi: I edelløvdominert skog, tidligere trolig beitet.; ; Oekologi: Rik lavlandsblandingsskog med innslag av hassel, alm, gran, bjørk rogn og osp; ravinedal; Oekologi: Løvdominert skog i bunn av ravinedal; ; Oekologi: Rik edelløvskog; Naturbaitemark; Edellauvskog; Oekologi: Kalkskog; Kalkgranskog; Oekologi: Kalkgranskog med hassel; Kalkfuruskog; Oekologi: Kalkfuruskogsrest; Blandingskog(&lt;75% dominans av lauv- eller barskog); ; Oekologi: Kalkskog -; kystfuruskog; Oekologi: Furuskog hvor flere furuer har klatrende eføy. Ellers dominert av blåbær.; kalkfuruskog; ; Oekologi: Strandberg; blandingsskog; Oekologi: Små og store trær langs vei.; svakt kalkrik eng med mindre hevdpreg; Oekologi: Semi-naturlig eng; Hagemark; Kalkfuruskog; Oekologi: Kalkbarskog; Kalkskog; Oekologi: Blandingskalkskog, furu, hassel, løv; ; Oekologi: Fukteng; ; Oekologi: Edelløvskog inntil dam. Ung plante.; ; Oekologi: Kalkskog; veikant; Kalkgranskog; Oekologi: Kalkskog; ; Oekologi: På god jord i rik blandingsskog; sump; Oekologi: sumpdråg med åpne vannpytter, myrvegetasjon og sumpvegetasjon.; Kalkfuruskog; Oekologi: Kalk- eller lågurtfuruskog.; Kalkbarskog ; Oekologi: Kalkbarskog; ; Oekologi: Svak lågurtskog, spredt med små planter.; sumpskog; Oekologi: Svartorstrandskog, ca. 30 m bred, med smal strandeng utenfor. En del hegg og ask. Noe død ved, mest i nord.; ; Oekologi: Småplanter i skog langs bekken fra Damtjern.; ; Oekologi: Blåbær-gras-bjørkeblandingsskog med stor innblanding av fremmede arter.; ; Oekologi: Ungskog av gråor og hassel, delvis hogd.; Edellauvskog; Oekologi: Edelløvskog; Kalkgranskog; Oekologi: Kalkgranskog; Kalkbarskog ; Oekologi: kalkgranskog; flomskogsmark; Kalkskog, veikant; ; Oekologi: Kalktørreng. Kantkratt og grunnlendt mark. Ett skudd av edelgran. Mye av området holder på å gro igjen med busker.; ; Oekologi: Hentet fra Naturtypebasen til Asker kommune 2010; edelløvskog; Oekologi: Rik edelløvskog dominert av lønn og ask; tørrbakke; ; Oekologi: Ung skog/ hogstfelt; hage; Oekologi: Hage med bekk og liten dam.; ; Oekologi: Kalkfuruskog. Ung plante.; Kantsone; NA T40 Eng-liknende sterkt endret fastmark NA T40-C-1 eng-liknende sterkt endret fastmark; NA T4 Skogsmark Utkant av blandingsskog. Opprinnelig rapportert med biotop: Skogsmark; NA T32 Semi-naturlig eng NA T32-C-8 sterkt kalkrik eng med ekstensivt hevdpreg; NA T32 Semi-naturlig eng svakt kalkrik eng med klart hevdpreg Opprinnelig rapportert med biotop: Semi-naturlig_eng; eng/bekk; buskfelt; NA T32-C-4 Intermediære enger med ekstensivt og svakt intensivt hevdpreg; NA T4 Skogsmark Grandominert blandingsskog m. blåveis.; frodig fjellskog; I kanten ved granskog Substratbeskrivelse:i jord; Lågurtskog med osp og sommereik - noe nitrofilt; Granskog ved sti.; attgrodd naturbeitemark; blant busker; Plantet barskog; bekkedal/skog; vägkant vid bokskog; snårig havsstrandäng; lövskog, vägslänt; Bok-lärk-silvergransskog, föryngring; Beskyttet dalsøkk foran steil bergvegg,et par store, trær med mange småtrær rundt omkring.; Ved skogsbilvei; plantninger av arten. Ofte under større trær.; Kjerreveikant; Urskog med innplanta fremmede trær; Plantet og forvillet; Dalsøkk, sammen med småtrær av Fagus sylvatica; Bratt, steinet bekkedal, ett lite tre, ca. 7 år gammelt obs. nede i lia; Forvillet i eikeskog; Dal, plantet av Christianssands Byselsskab 1863-1928; Forvillet i kratt; i sumpig skog ved den største tyskerruinen i enden av veien. Ett enslig tre, 10-15 år gammelt. Tilsynelatende helt naturalisert.; 1 individ i sørøstende ved bro, kantsone, middels størrelse; Veikant, skrotemark; Kalkrik åsrygg dominert av furu og løvtrær; Mosebunn; Lavalpin; i skogkanten langs traktorveg; på vegkant; Overgang steinstrand/skogkant Substratbeskrivelse:i jord/stein; hage; gråor-heggeskog; resztka lasu na stromym brzegu rzeki; domieszka lasu mieszanego; NA T Fastmarkssystemer Opprinnelig rapportert med biotop: Fastmarkssystemer; i gran-hasselskog; Bosque mixto de pinos, hayas y acebos; Jardines; Parques y jardines; Prados y bosques; Bosques de Abies alba y Fraxinus sylvatica, en orientación N, con alta densidad y fuerte humedad, hasta los 1700 msnm. En cotas superiores, prados de siega con dominancia de Rumex alpinus; En bosques de Pinus nigra, Abies alba, y zonas turbosas con Calluna vulgaris. En lugares de prados de siega, cervunales y márgenes de lagos alpinos pirenaicos; En bosques de Castanea sativa Miller; Forest above Bex; Pinar de Pinus uncinata con Rhododendron ferrugineum; terrazas del antiguo vivero forestal.; en comunidades de Rhododendro-Pinetum uncinatae; En hayedo -abetal; fuktig granskog; Blandskogsdunge, Förv.; örtrik lövskog med hällbrant; plantead lärkskog; vägren, flera smågranar; träddunge. plant.; Skogskant; Skogsparti med äldre väg; kalkpåverkad barrskog; sydvänd bergrot; Vägkant, 3 små ex; veikant, 115 moh; 100 moh; dam; Oekologi: Dammer og pytter som utposninger på bekk, god vanngjennomstrømming. Øvre: oppdemmet, brunt vann, finkornet sandbunn, lite helofytter og lite liv. Noe sumpskogspreg på østsiden. Nedre: noe mer helofytter.; bærlyng-lågurtskog; Oekologi: På bærlyng-lågurtmark; ; Oekologi: Spredt i fattig barskog; kalkbarskog; Oekologi: I hage med kalkfuruskog og opparbeidet hage; ; Oekologi: Mange unge trær i blåbær-eik-granskog.; kantkratt; Oekologi: Veikant og smal brem med skog mellom veien og nylig utsprengt område.; ; Oekologi: Liten bekkekløft.; Gransumpskog; Oekologi: Blandingssump med svartor og gran; Edellauvskog; Oekologi: Kalkedelløvskog; ; Oekologi: Kalkfuruskog; Kulturlandskap med trær; ; Oekologi: Lågurtskog dominert av hassel og alm med innslag av ask, spisslønn og noen få graner.; ; Oekologi: Bærlyng-lågurtskog med hassel, gran og edelgransom dominerende treslag; Lågurt-eikeskog; Oekologi: Kolle med lågurt-eikeskog; hage; Oekologi: Stor hage med mye fremmedarter.; Kalkbarskog ; Oekologi: Kalkgranskog med hassel; Kalkbarskog ; Oekologi: Frisk kalkgranskog; poll; eikehage; strandeng; Oekologi: Strandeng/strandsump med mye pollsivaks og noe svartorstrandskog. En del areal er ryddet til edelgrandyrking.; bergvegg; Oekologi: Vertikal bergvegg i overkant av rasmark. Skiferbergarter.; gråor-heggeskog; Oekologi: I gråor-heggeskog.; ; Oekologi: Skog med lungeneversamfunn; ; Oekologi: Vegkant nedenfor bergvegg; veikant; Oekologi: Variert område med granplantefelt, blandingsskog, bergknauser med lyngfuruskog, skritemark, veikanter og alléer.; ; Oekologi: Kalkfuruskog.; ; Oekologi: Kalklindeskog; dam; Oekologi: ved østsiden.; ; Oekologi: Kalkskog - Tørr kalkfuruskog; naturbeitemark; Oekologi: Naturbeitemark med innslag av lynghei; ; Oekologi: Mange unge trær i eldre blåbær-granskog med osp og eik.; ; Oekologi: Blåbærgranskog; ; Oekologi: Fuktig rik løvskog; ; Oekologi: Parklandskap - Parker; beitemark; Oekologi: Storfebeite med søyleeiner. Delvis også bjørkeskog i tilknytning til beitet.; kalktørreng; Oekologi: Grunnlendt kalkmark og kantkratt på strandberg.; skog; Oekologi: Kalklågurtskog; ; Oekologi: Ett tre; ; Oekologi: Lågurt-furuskog; Kalkgranskog; Oekologi: Kalkbarskog; Kalkfuruskog; Oekologi: Kalkfuruskog; ; Oekologi: Edellauvskog dominert av alm, ask, spisslønn og hassel.; Rik edelløvskog; edelløvskog; Oekologi: Alm-lindeskog; Rik sump - og kildeskog; NA T38 Treplantasje Gran/furuskog.; Lyngfuruskog; Overgang mellom dyrket mark og utmark; Løvskogdominert åsrygg med innslag av bartrær; svak lågurtskog; Lövlund vid ån; bergssluttning; Bergsida; blandskog, kvarst; Blandskog, ung; Lågurtskog, hagemarkspreg; lågurtgranskog; overvekt barskog Substratbeskrivelse:i jord, steingrunn; i ravineskog mot beitemark; Veikant utenfor autovernet, mot stup; Plantet granskog Picea abies, trær 30-80 cm i stammediameter; Skrotemark; på hogstfelt; Moist, shaded woodland, protected by steep-sided karst slopes. Large population of tree with several individuals coning, though many trees spindly and crowns in accessible. Dominant species in this location.; Mixed forest dominated by Abies alba, Larix decidua var. polonica and Fagus sylvatica. Quercus petraea, Picea abies and Betula pubescens occasional. Frangula alnus scattered. Ground vegetation sparse due to shade cast by extremely desnse Abies alba regeneration.; NA T Fastmarkssystemer Løs sterkt endret fastmark Opprinnelig rapportert med biotop: Sterkt_endret_fastmark; NA T41 Eng-liknende oppdyrket mark NA T41-C-1 eng-liknende oppdyrket mark; Or-askeskog; Blandskog, gran och löv; Luckig blandskog, parklund; Bäckravin, blandskog; Fd tomtmark; Mosse, blandsumpskog, strandzon; Bebygelse, vägar, hagmarksartad kulle och angränsande åkermark; Skog, föryngring; Torräng, vägkant, gårdsmiljöer, åkerkant, skogsbryn; lövdunge, småplanta; Planterad granskog; Kalkberg; Småplantor i skog; lövskogskant, förv. enstaka; Invid stig i barrskogsbryn; Betesmark, trädbevuxen hagmark; Gallrad äldre blandlövskog; blockig blandskog; Mogen blandskog; Igenväxande skog vid liten stig; Småplantor i skogsbacke; Kvarstående och förvildad i barrskog; Blandskogsparti med flera äldre silvergranar.; Lövskogsglänta, inplanterad och förvildad; planterad skogsdunge, förv; Barrskog (även småplantor; gles blandskog, park med inslag av planterade främmande skogsträd, föryngring; Utkant av tidigare hygge med ungskog, mot äldre skog; Skog (planterad 1934 enligt markägaren); NA; Árvore de 12 m altura. Folhas verde brilhantes na face superior com 2 faixas brancas de estames na inferior.\", \n\"cultivated; Sitka spruce / western hemlock / Pacific silver fir woodland, with Alnus, Menziesia, and Fauria; calcareous rock outcrop road cut, uncommon; Open Sitka spruce / Nootka cedar forest; Associated species: Cornus canadensis, Acer circinatum.; Associated species: Cornus canadensis, Xerophyllum tenax.; Associated species: Eriogonum umbellatum, Galium oreganum.; Attgrodd beitemark; Blåbærskog, stikant; Blåbærlyng med småplanter.; High alpine; Ateep hillside with NE aspect, closed canopy forest dominated by Abies amabilis with Tsuga heterophylla, Picea sitchensis and some Chamaecyparis nootkatensis. Abies in localized stand at northern edge of range, trees of all sizes, many 3-4 ft. dbh.; Associated taxa: Tsuga, Vaccinium, Alnus, Ribes, Picea, Xerophyllum, Clintonia; Canadian Zone.; With sword fern, Douglas fir.; Open forest, with w. hemlock, w. yew.; Private arboretum. Coulee edge, deep moist soil.; Doug. fir, subalpine fir, Engelman spruce.; Stream-side, with grand fir, w. yew.; With w. red cedar, spruce, alpine fir.; Closed canopy forest with Thuja plicata, Tsuga heter. Soil type and moisture: moist, rocky.; Closed canopy with Alnus rubra, Acer circinatum.; Sub-alpine forest with Abies procera, Tsuga mertensiana.; Logged over fir-maple forest; Montane forest with Alaska yellow cedar, sub-alpine fir.; Open forest with w. hemlock, huckleberry.; Alpine fir, Western Red Cedar.; Closed canopy with Doug. fir, grand fir, Engelmann spruce.; Montane forest, with lodgepole pine, grand fir.; Logged-over fir- maple forest.; Closed canopy with Douglas fir, grand fir, Engelmann spruce.; Closed canopy forest, with Thuja plicata, Tsuga heter. Soil type/moisture: rocky, moist.; With red huckleberry, salal.; In the mountains; Plateau in coniferous forest.; Moist mixed conifer forest.; Clear arean near end of switchback.; Exposed rocky outcrop with subalpine to alpine vegetation atop Larch Mtn. Excellent views from top of rock pillars to Mt. Hood and Pyramid Mtn.; With Tsuga heterophylla and Pseudotsuga menziesii; Mid elevation mixed coniferous forest. Silt loam soil.; Second growth in logged-over area.; Hemlock-fir forest bottom land.; Young trees near Howe Sound Crest Trail.; Riparian conifer forest. Sand over loam.; 15% slope, south exposure, coarse pumice soil over till, site 4. Associated taxa: Gaultheria, Mahonia, hemlock, Douglas-fir.; Stream channel crossing road, with sunny exposed wet surfaces among shrubs, in otherwise dark and dense Abies forest.; Regrowth area.; 10% slope, southwest exposure, pumice, coarse outwash soil, site 4. Associated taxa: Western hemlock, Douglas-fir, vine maple, red cedar.; Fir forest clearing.; On steep nothwestern slope. Associated taxa: Tsuga, Pseudotsuga & Acer.; Hemlock forest on hillside.; Open yellow cedar/amabilis forest, melting snow.; Sw private grounds.; Thick woods beside road, west facing slope.; Grove of mature trees. Associated taxa: Pseudotsuga menziesii, Tsuga heterophylla, Gaultheria shallon, Vaccinium parviflorum.; Mid elevation mixed coniferous forest. Very coarse sandy soil; Mixed lodgepole, spruce, fir forest.; North side of ridge at swale.; Tsuga heterophylla-Abies amabilis forest with Thuja plicata, Acer circinatum, Gautheria shallon, Vaccinium ovalifolium understory. Soil loamy, with deep needle duff and moss layer.; Second growth in logged over area.; Open roadside in logged area.; Fir forest.; Southwest facing forest slope, Mountain hemlock-silver fir forest.; Lowland mixed coniferous forest.; Mid elevation mixed coniferous forest.; Open roadside.; Bois.; branches with cones cut off by squirrels from mature 50+ ft. high trees; shady and damp, swampy lakeshore; Branches taken from regeneration in cut over area; with dense undergrowth of Vaccinium, Rubus, Epilobium et al. Also Populus, Salix, Tsuga heterophylla in veg. Abies & Tsuga the dominants & each equal in number.; Growing in very dense brush of Abies & Picea, the latter being dominant. Understory includes Vaccinium & Oplopanax.; subalpine; Growing in patch of timber. Forest of Abies, Tsuga & little Picea. Understory with Oplopanax, Sambucus, Vaccinium, Athyrium, et al.; Ridge; Forest of Abies, Tsuga & little Picea. Understory with Oplopanax, Sambucus, Vaccinium, Athyrium, et al.; below the summit in the forest; Cultivated; Forest of Abies, Tsuga & Picea. Understory with Oplopanax, Sambucus, Vaccinium, Athyrium, et al.; young trees near howe sound crest trail; hemlock fir forest of the north aspect; Growing in forest of Abies & Picea, the latter being dominant. Understory includes Vaccinium & Oplopanax.; Branches taken from regeneration in cut over area. In recently cut area with dense undergrowth of Vaccinium, Rubus, Epilobium et al. Also Populus, Salix, Tsuga heterophylla in veg. Abies & Tsuga the dominants & each equal in number.; Common in full sun on a dry steep north facing mountainside of dense mixed woodland with Alnus rubra, Tsuga heterophylla and Tsuga mertensiana.; Tree circa 6 meters, fallen recently.; Growing in a wooded area.; blandingsskog; At tree line; park; Taken from regeneration in cut over area; Abies & Tsuga the dominants & each equal in number.; in loose soil of volcanic origin.; open area with dense understory.; Silver fir forest; With Tsuga mertensiana, Pinus monticola; Mature forest stand; Edge of mixed conifer forest; Associated with mountain hemlock.; Abies-Tsuga forest community.; attgrodd park; Pinus monticola, Red Fir, Tsuga mertensiana, Ledum glandulosum californicum, Leucothe davisiae, Kalmia polifolia mierophylla, Cassiope mertensiana, Phyllodoce empetriformis.; Over north-east edge of slope.; Branches taken from regeneration in cut over area; with dense undergrowth of Vaccinium, Rubus, Epilobium et al. Also Populus, Salix, Tsuga heterophylla in veg. Abies & Tsuga the dominants and each equal in number.; Growing in relatively open area with dense understory of Rubus, Veratrum and Salix.; Forest of Abies, Tsuga and little Picea. Understory with Oplopanax, Sambucus, Vaccinium, Athyrium, et al.; In recently cut area with dense undergrowth of Vaccinium, Rubus, Epilobium et al; also Populus, Saliz, Tsuga herophylla in veg; Abies and Tsuga the dominants and each equal in number.; Branches taken from regeneration in cut over area; with dense undergrowth of Vaccinium, Rubus, Epilobium et al. Also Populus, Salix, Tsuga heterophylla in veg. Abies and Tsuga the dominans and each equal in number.; Branches taken from regeneration in cut over area; with dense undergrowth of Vaccinium, Rubus, Epilobium et al. Also Populus, Salix, Tsuga heterophylla in veg. Abies and Tsuga the dominants and each equal in number.; Branches taken from regeneration in cut over area; with dense undergrowth of Vaccinium, Rubus, Epilobium et al. Also Populus, Salix, Tsuga heterophylla in veg. Abies and Tsuga the dominant and each equal in number.; Growing in logged area under mature forest of A. procera and A. amabilis with some T. heterophylla. Slope 40 degrees, aspect 100 degrees.; Gentle north sloping clearcut with A. amabilis regen and with odd Tsuga heterophylla regen; understory Sambucus, Vaccinium, Epilobium angustifolium, Rubus spectabilits, Carex, Anaphalis margaritacea.; 3.4 miles south of Redsand Lake campsite on Canada Cellulose Road to Terrace, Mile 5.5 along side road departing west. Branches taken from regeneration in cut over area. In recently cut area with dense undergrowth of Vaccinium, Rubus, Epilobium et al. Also Populus, Salix, Tsuga heterophylla in veg. Abies and Tsuga the dominants and each equal in number.; 3.4 miles south of Redsand Lake campsite on Canada Cellulose Road to Terrace, Mile 3.4 along side road departing west. Branches taken from regeneration in cut over area; with dense undergrowth of Vaccinium, Rubus, Epilobium et al. Also Populus, Salix, Tsuga heterophylla in veg. Abies & Tsuga the dominants & each equal in number. \\\"Altitude: 357 n\\\"; Dry hillside, Sub-alpine forest; Quite wet, grassy, open field, with some young Douglas fir; Common in sun on a dry gentle North East facing mountainside of dense mixed woodland with Tsuga heterophylla and Alnus rubra.; Southeast facing rocky roadcut. Open forest and brush.; South-facing slope dominated by Holodiscus discolor and Hypericum perforatum; rocky faces throughout.; Coniferous woods; forest; coniferous; forest; forest; brush; wooded; coniferous; Old growth coniferous forest; Southwest exposure; edge of mountain meadow.; cut over area with dense undergrowth.; in moist soil on a gentle SW slope.; slope 10%; exposure southwest; soil Pumice, coarse outwash; site 4; Western hemlock, Douglas-fir, vine maple, redcedar; abundance common area.; slope 15%; exposure south; soil coarse pumice over till; site 4; vegetation type Silver-fir, hemlock, Gaultheria; associated plants Gaulthria, mahonia, hemlock, Douglas-fir; abundance common.; near lava beds, open coniferous forest.; on west facing slope below logging road.; Mtn. slopes, 4300 ft.; woods.; rocky slopes and pinnacles.; slope 10%; exposure north-northeast; site IV; vegetation type subalpine fir-Engelmann spruce forest; associated plants Subalpine fir.-Engelmann spruce, Vacc. membranaceum.; common at timberline.; forest.; top of mountain; Lake or Pond Side; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Soil Origin: Alluvial; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Soil Texture: Loamy Sand; Ridge Top; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sandstone; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; evergreenForest; slope aspect: 308.3; slope gradient: 2.81; evergreenForest; slope aspect: 90; slope gradient: 10.54; evergreenForest; slope aspect: 260.2; slope gradient: 3.15; Div. of Plant Anatomy - Smithsonian. Inst. Washington 25, D.C., U.S.A - USW Cat. Nº 30129; Herbus\", \n\"VILJELYJÄÄNNE metsittyneessä puistossa; Puisto; Jyrkkä rantalehtorinne, VILJELYJÄÄNNE; Saimaan kanavan päässä; White spruce forest above river shore; gräsmark i park; ödetomt; Blandskog; Skogsparti; Gammal träda; Liten skogsdunge; Trädridå på ängsmark nära tomt; Skogsmark vid liten väg nära gammalt torp; i odlingsrest med barrblandskog; vägkant; ödetomt, kvarstående; Hagmark; Skogsmark vid ödetomt; barrblandskog; blandskog; Skogsmark; unga lövskogar och igenväxande ängar och åkrar; park; common to abundant small tree, cedar-fir woods and thickets; in swamp forest near North Branch of Platte River.; sandy conifer-wooded dunes; Acer saccharum, Tsuga canadensis woods. With Pteridium.; frequent tree, edge of coniferous woods; on sand knoll in spruce - fir bog,; conifer swamp; Northern Mesic Forest; damp red clay loam soil; w/ Salix, Corylus cornuta.; occasional tree, maple-hemlock woods; Thin mesic northern forest (white pine-red pine-white birch-balsam fir) on clifftops of eroding, bedded Lake Superior sandstone.; frequent tree, low coniferous woods; lowland conifer swamp in alluvial plain of Little Muskegon River, with Tsuga canadensis, Thuja occidentalis, Pinus strobus, and Fraxinus nigra,; Bryn; Lövdunge med ett tjugotal kvarstående ädelgranar; along shore; cedar swamp; Forested edge of shrub dominated wetland; burned over woods; low woods; on tableland; cultivated; Spruce-mixed hardwood palustrine forest; Conifer dominated mesic forest, may be result of plantation; Forested wetland with elevated water level, many standing-dead trees; in boggy woods; wooded gravelly peninsula; bog; mixed woods; wet deciduous-coniferous woods; on rocky hills; margin of little lake; bog, arborvitae-balsam woods; wet woods & roadside; Disturbed area at the edge of boreal forest; At edge of road; clearing on island; Damp deciduous woods. No planted evergreens in vicinity.; near swamp; Spruce and fir woods; shore; Edge of spruce-mixed hardwood palustrine forest & open marsh; low spot among sandhills; tableland; sapini\\u008are riparienne aulne; spruce-tamarack bog; in valley; timberline area; swamp; Red spruce - mixed hardwood palustrine forest; erabli\\u008are mixte humide; small swamp in Allegheny River bottomland; middle of slope; Edge of utility ROW through mixed hardwood palustrine forest; Tall shrub swamp with scattered trees & herbaceous openings; northern hardwood forest; Balsam fir swamp; in steep S slope deeply moss-covered, on granite (?); wet mixed forest; vernally wet area with sparse tree cover; In a mixed coniferous forest on a steep NE facing slope. Habitat dominated by Thuja occifentalis and Picea glauca. Associated with Pinus strobus, Betula alleghaiensis, Acer rubrum.; In woods; At wetland margins in understories of red pine plantations. Associates: Acer rubrum, Amelanchier interior, Fagus grandifolia, Gaultheria procumbens, Maianthemum canadense, Pinus resinosa, P. strobus, Prunus serotina, Pteridium aquilinum, Trientalis borealis, Vaccinium angustifolium.; tree in woods on dunes; Lake Shore.; Mixed conifer stand on Vilas sand, Baraga Outwash Plains. Associates:Pinus Banksiana,Picea glauca,Picea Mariana,Populus tremuloides,Betula papyrifera; barrskog, gammal plantering; Subalpine zone with dwarf shrubs; Mesic woods.; Hemlock forest.; In field by river.; Open pature area.; Edge of forest.; Dense stand of mixed timber, mostly conifers.; Fd trädgård, kvarstående; Skog, barrskog på kalkrik morän på ö.; I furuskog.; Skog med planta edelgran-arter, vrifuru, bjørk og hassel.; Mindre plantering; granplanterad fd åker; Low woods.; Along shore to top of ridge.; Wooded gravelly peninsula.; Near dam at S end of lake; On gravelly lakeshore in mixed woods; Red Maple swamp, on acidic sands, wet in spring, no standing water in summer, sand; Mixed swamp, at margin of kettle basin.; Exposed rock crevices.; Rocky crest; Littoral meadows and willow thickets; edge of river; In low damp woods along shore.; Wet mesic lowland.; Hillsides and low ground.; Talus.; Edge of mixed woods; Rocky borders of lake.; Mixed deciduous-coniferous forest on slope, podzol soil, non-calcareous sandy loam soil type, well drained; Open spruce-fir forest.; Successional Balsam Poplar-Trembling Aspen-Black Ash-White Cedar-White Elm swamp forest. Aspect: W.; Reforestation area.; Around edge of cove.; Small tree on rock outcrop.; Mixed rocky woods.; Flat marl fen dominated by open labrador tea, cotton grass, sedge and interspersed with cedar thickets. Seasonal marl pools frequently; Open spruce-fir forest on sand plain; In thicket on rock outcrop; Shores of lake; Spruce-fir forest.; Moist woodland; Escarpment Plain Stand: a fire successional dry mesic deciduous-evergreen forest of Betula papyrifera, Acer saccharum, Thuja occidentalis, Tilia americana, Pinus strobus. Understory dominants: Cornus rugosa, Prunus virginiana, Cornus alternifolia, Solidag; Young Abies-Betula-Picea woods in coarse, dry sand.; In open woodland.; Mixed woods; Spruce-balsam swamp; Rocky brule.; Understory of Poplar-Spruce forest on top of clay riverbank.; Woods.; Black Spruce - Alder - Birch woods; Clay-boulder riverbank slope.; Recently cut old stand of white birch-white spruce-balsam fir on high ground; Woods everywhere.; Tamarack-White Birch swamp forest; peat; Poorly drained beaver pond bank; Clay-silt (ablation) till upland.; In mixed woods along lakeshore; Front of Low River Forest; Open forest highland to wet pasture; Mixed woods, by small clearing; Near edge of a forest clearing, on slight slope; Damp woods.; Thickets and shoreline of a sandy point bar.; Northward facing limestone outcrop along river ledges and flat areas (shrub covered) near the summit.; Woods; Deciduous woods.; On ledge of rocky ridge; on limestone ridge.; Damp woods; Border of lake.; Rocky talus slopes and cliff-face crevices.; Mesic to wet, lowland Populus balsamifera forest. Understory dominated by graminoids and mosses with Galium sp., Caltha palustris and Maianthemum canadense. Narrow open water channels.; Edge of dunes back of beach.; Mesic successional Red Maple-White Birch forest; On calcareous ridge near shore.; In fringing woods.; Low boggy ground.; Rocky crest, basaltic rock. Growing in exposed locations; Mixed woods.; Escarpment Plain Stand: a mesic evergreen-deciduous forest of Tsuga canadensis, Acer saccharum, Ostrya virginiana, Quercus ruba, Pinus strobus. Understory dominants: Polygonatum pubescens, Solidago caesia, Trillium grandiflorum, Epicpactis helleborine; Escarpment Block Talus Slope Stand: a dry mesic evergreen-deciduous forest of Thuja occidentalis, Betula papyrifera, Abies balsamea, Picea glauca, Populus tremuloides. Understory dominants: Ribes lacustre, Polypodium virginianum, Diervilla lonicera. Acer spicatum, Cornus rugosa.; Talus; Dry upland; On steep slope above beaver pond; On sandy ridge; Limestone outcrop and slumped till riverbanks.; cool, swampy woods; Understory in old white spruce forest; Back of dunes.; Female cones in anthesis in mixed second growth woods of Betula, Populus, Picea spp; Mixed coniferous woods - bordering open field.; Lakeshore.; Rich moist woods specimen from large witche's broom about 6ft above ground; Sphagnum floored woodland; Balsam grove.; In rocky crevices along shore; Low grounds.; Mixed deciduous-coniferous forest, non-calcareous gravel-soil; an organic layer about 2'' thick, drainage good; Side of small hill.; Woodlands.; Coniferous woodlot; Rocky crest on Pigeon River; Growing in a bog; Skog, barrskog, 50-årig? gles skog; skog, Tallskog, gles tallskärm, ristyp; Open clearing; in woods; swamp, shore of pond; larch bog; woods on side of lake; boggy woods; swamp near tributary of creek; badly pastured remnant of former swamp; planterad dunge, kvarstående odlingsrest; Swamp; Skogsbryn; damp pasture on edge of swamp; fir swamp along creek, Un-glaciated Allegheny Plateau; Wet ditch through secondary woods between former railroad bed and highway; growing with Amelanchiar laevis, Cornus racemosa, Abies balsamea, Alnus incana subsp rugosa, Lonicera tartarica, Geum canadense, Valeriana officinalis, Ranunculis acris, Rudbeckia; f.d. trädplantering; Bois.; Skogsmark nära tomt; ekdunge; ogród dendrologiczny; Pasture along brook; Very moist upland forest.; Meisic Woodland; Roadside; Sparse woods on summit of mountain, very moist; Rocky summit; Near summit and along trail from Kancamagus Highway.; Large bouldered talus slope; Merrimac drumlin; Shore of pond; Low area in mixed woodland; Rocky shores; Summit; Edge of alpine area; Mountain summit, moist; Secondary forest. Associated taxa: Betula, Tsuga, Populus.; mindre plantering; Trädridå mot planterad ängsmark; NO DISPONIBLE; Canopy dominant in mixed northern hardwood/spruce-fir forest; Rocky shore; Upland; Mixed woodland with some spruce on west slope; N/A; Mesic woodland.; Woods along shore; Skog, barrskog; Prairie salé; Fen; Tourbière ombrotrophe; Marécage arboré; Fen arbustif et typhaie; Marécage arbustif et prairie humide; skog; öppen yta; Muskeg; among granite outcrops in open forest; Spruce wetland adjacent to lake.; wooded slope; gravelly lakeshore in mixed woods with Pinus and Picea spp.; exposed rock crevices; In a patch of remnant forest to the right of the drive towards the park office. Mixed conifer and broadleaf forest Acer rubrum, Picea rubens, Tsuga canadensis and Abies balsamae var. the tree components. The ground is very boggy pH 3.5 to 5.0, herabceous plants include Carex sp., Solidago rugosa, Solidago graminifolia and Aster sp.; Under black spruce cover in mature bog; Spruce dominant forest with Sphagnum sp. and Cladonia sp understory; Mixed forest, sandy soil. Veg.- Populus, Abies, Picea; Aspen white spruce woods; Crevice; Mixed coniferous and deciduous forest situated on Precambrian bedrock adjacent to Pinawa Channel. Thin layer of moist, organic rich soil.; Rocky portage; Lake shore; Mixed deciduous, coniferous forest; Young mesic mixed woods.; Shrubby river bank, West facing slope, Winnipeg River.; Aspen ridge; Pine forest on rocks.; Mature jack pine/black spruce.; Dominant tree in mixed forest with rock outcrops alongside the waterfall; Young tree 12 ft. tall DBH 2 inches; River bank under spruce.; Mixed forest; dry granite shores of islands; Dense birch, spruce forest. Many beaver cuttings both old and recent; Dominant conifer in mixed forest; Mixed deciduous and coniferous forest edge. Soil rocky canadian shield, moist.; Sandy soil. With juniper and jack pine; Well-drained NE-facing slope with shrubs and exposed bare mineral areas. Adjacent forest area is mature jack pine.; Mixed stand with Populus tremuloides and Picea mariana.; Mixed forest conifer deciduous forest; Mixed forest with Betula papyrifera and Picea mariana; Conifer woods; Collected near Beaver Creek; Dense forest of primarily coniferous species adjacent to a large lake.; Perimeter of spruce swamp. Very damp. Veg. Moss, Equisetum; Sandy soil, cedar forest; NA T4-C-2 Svak lågurtskog svak lågurtskog; flats which are will drained; Plantation d'épinettes noir; (abies balsamea from north america.) the forest floor is dominated by mesic-submesic vegetations with the coverage of 90-100% and the height of 1-1.5m. conifers were transplanted after clearcutting; Høgstaudeskog ved bekk; skogkant, trolig plantet; gravelly west shore.; Lake Shore; common small tree in woods and thickets.; Occasional trees in northern white-cedar swamp associated with headwaters stream.; a clump of trees in a sphagnum bog.; Gammel granskog, lågurtskog; Gjengrodd seminatulig eng; arboretum; Bærlyngskog; Hummocky barren flat with sandy soils; within a powerline corridor Elev. 631'. Associates: Fragaria, Antenaria, Mitella, Miaianthemum canadense, Abies, Tsuga, Populus tremuloides.; Spruce-fir woods.; Moist lowlands;; Veikant; evergreenForest; slope aspect: 155.2; slope gradient: 8.87; soil type order: Spodosols; mixedForest; slope aspect: 16; slope gradient: 1.26; soil type order: Spodosols; deciduousForest; slope aspect: 0; slope gradient: 0; soil type order: Spodosols; deciduousForest; slope aspect: 169; slope gradient: 0.46; soil type order: Spodosols; mixedForest; slope aspect: 359.5; slope gradient: 0.57; soil type order: Spodosols; deciduousForest; slope aspect: 22.5; slope gradient: 2.29; soil type order: Spodosols; deciduousForest; slope aspect: 108; slope gradient: 5.43; soil type order: Spodosols; deciduousForest; slope aspect: 137; slope gradient: 2.58; soil type order: Spodosols; mixedForest; slope aspect: 166.4; slope gradient: 2.58; soil type order: Spodosols; deciduousForest; slope aspect: 116; slope gradient: 0.92; soil type order: Spodosols; deciduousForest; slope aspect: 301.5; slope gradient: 2.29; soil type order: Spodosols; deciduousForest; slope aspect: 54.5; slope gradient: 0.86; soil type order: Spodosols; deciduousForest; slope aspect: 339; slope gradient: 1.78; soil type order: Spodosols; mixedForest; slope aspect: 196.99; slope gradient: 1.02; soil type order: Spodosols; mixedForest; slope aspect: 338.3; slope gradient: 3.32; soil type order: Spodosols; deciduousForest; slope aspect: 125; slope gradient: 1.78; soil type order: Spodosols; deciduousForest; slope aspect: 3.9; slope gradient: 0.92; soil type order: Spodosols; evergreenForest; slope aspect: 234.7; slope gradient: 3.09; soil type order: Spodosols; mixedForest; slope aspect: 334.4; slope gradient: 8.42; soil type order: Spodosols; mixedForest; slope aspect: 148.25; slope gradient: 0.53; soil type order: Spodosols; mixedForest; slope aspect: 13; slope gradient: 2.86; soil type order: Spodosols; woodyWetlands; slope aspect: 0; slope gradient: 0; soil type order: Histosols; mixedForest; slope aspect: 0; slope gradient: 0; soil type order: Spodosols; deciduousForest; slope aspect: 126; slope gradient: 0.74; soil type order: Spodosols; Pihan laita puutarhajätekasan vieressä.; in mostly spruce-fir forest with scattered maple & pine; Prairie herbacée salée; Prairie herbacée; spruce and fir woods; skogsbryn, kvarst; planterad trädrad, ca 15 ex; Prairie herbacee plantation épinette noire; Porcupine Mts. mountain range, Lake Superior drainage area, sandy loam soil, Birch-Maple Basswood vegiation type.; Sandy loam.; 1/2 m høy ungbusk, på grus.; kratt; 1 m høg plante på skrotemark på industriområde; Upper elevation spruce-fir forest.; ogród botaniczny; Growing in garden; In a patch of remnant forest to the right of the drive towards the park office. Mixed conifer and broadleaf forest Acer rubru., Picea ruben., Tsuga canadensis and Abies balsamea var. The ground is very boggy pH 3.5 to 5.0, herabceous plants include Carex sp., Solidago rugos., Solidago graminifolia and Aster sp.; Mixed deciduous forest; Dry mixed forest; woods along the lake; woods along lake; gles ekdunge; Skog, barrskog, skärm av äldre gran med våldsamt uppslag av unga balsamgranar, douglasgran och vanlig gran; damp woodland; wet ditch on side of road; Småvokst løvskog i hogstfelt; Tsuga stand; Second-growth forest.; Thicket of small trees growing under mature Norway pines; Парк \\\"За Саймой\\\" Коллекция рябин; Парк \\\"За Саймой\\\" ИП древесных растений; Open granite ridge, with Associated [sic] with Pinus banksiana, Acer rubrum, Vaccinium angustifolium, Amelanchier.; Rocky slopes; Coniferous forest; Sphagnum bog dominated by Abies balsamea and Picea mariana.; Rich woods; In spruce - tamarack - cedar swamp; Steep N-facing amphitheater above limestone walls of creek. With Pinus strobus, Juniperus virginiana, Betula papyrifera, Ostrya virginiana, Tilia americana.; Along the foot of a NNE-facing seepage which is just below an 8 foot NNE-facing cliff part way up a slope; Mixed coniferous bog; Spruce - red maple hillside with Trillium cernuum, Cornus rugosa, C. canadensis; Steep, cool, N facing limestone bluff with smaller enchanter's nightshade, bulbet fern, yew; Adjacent to drainage channel with Thuja and Betula.; In mesic woodland dominated by Quercus macrocarpa and Tilia americana. Occasional in overstory and in understory. Associated with Carex deweyana, Hepatica americana, Uvularia grandiflora, Polygonatum pubescens.; Rolling drumlin plain. Iner-drumlin wetland complex. Rich conifer swamp dominated by dense canopy of mature Larix laricina. Deep, saturated mucky peat. Associates include: Juniperus communis, Picea glauca, P. mariana, Alnus incana, Rhamnus alnifolia, Ulmus americana, Lonicera villosa, Toxicodendron rydbergii, Ledum groenlandicum, Linnaea borealis, Trientalis borealis, Moneses uniflora, Rubus pubescens, Mitella nuda, Cornus canadensis, Thelypteris palustris, Dryopteris cristata, Cypripedium reginae, C. parviflorum, Platanthera aquilonis, Carex leptalea, C. disperma, C. gynocrates, C. interior, C. paupercula.; In a mixed coniferous/hardwood forest largely dominated by Pinus resinosa and Quercus macrocarpa. Associated with Fraxinus pennsylvanica, Ulmus americana, Picea glauca.; Hills; In understory, in mixed forest; Growing on low hill; Mature forest dominated by Picea glauca and Abies balsamea. Sandy soil. Associated with Trientalis borealis, Aralia nudicaulis, Cornus canadensis.; At edge of bog; Steep N-facing talus slope at foot of limestone cliffs. Taxus and Betula lutea present.; In a moist depression within a pioneer hardwoods stand dominated by Populus tremuloides. Found in rather wet soil and with full shade.; In rich, rocky woods. Most of the area is dominated by Acer saccharum with Pinus strobus on the ridges.; Deep, sheltered ravine. Dominated by Pinus strobus, Thuja occidentalis and Abies balsamea.; In tamarack swamp; Open granite ridge, with Associated with [sic] Pinus banksiana, Acer rubrum, Vaccinium angustifolium, Amelanchier.; Dry sandy forest dominated by Pinus banksiana. Associated with Oryzopsis asperifolia, Arctostaphylos uva-urse, Maianthemum canadense.; Mixed mesic hardwood/conifer forest dominated by Picea glauca and Fraxinus nigra. Associated with Asarum canadense, Sanguinaria canadensis, Carex deweyana, Actaea rubra, Aralia nudicaulis.; Steep north-facing slope ... Mixed mesic forest. Associated with Carex peckii, Diervilla lonicera, Adiantum pedatum.; Rock protruding into mouth of river; Bog; Rocky point; Area logged in 1971 and slash burned.; Along roadside, mixed conifers; At edge of an open bog dominated by Kalmia polifolia and Ledum groenlandicum. With scattered Betula pumila, Picea mariana.; Abies balsamea stand; Open jack pine (Pinus banksiana) forest on level, sandy soil. Assoc. spp. include: Polygala paucifolia, Lithospermum canescens, Pedicularis canadensis, Gaultheria procumbens, Arctostaphylos uva-ursi.; In a low-lying area in a mixed conifer/hardwood forest ... Associated with Picea mariana, Larix laricina.; In a post-mature aspen forest, with a supercanopy of white pine, and an understory of spruce and fir ... Associated with Corylus cornuta, Acer spicatum, Sorbus decora, Thuja occidentalis, Betula papyrifera.; Pine forest dominated by Pinus resinosa ... Associated with betula papyrifera, Picea glauca, Corylus cornuta, Sorbus decora.; With mistletoe; Poplar forest; On high granite cliff; along forest road through mixed aspen-hardwood forest. With Betula papyrifera, Populus tremuloides, Tilia americana.; In woods adjacent to the shore; Forest around lodge area, with huge Pinus strobus plus Abies balsamea, Acer rubrum, A. spicatum, Betula papyrifera, Populus tremuloides, Rubus parviflorus, Clintonia borealis, Cornus canadensis, etc.; Black ash swamp with Acer rubrum, Arisaema triphyllum, Fragaria virginiana, Clintonia borealis, Maianthemum canadense, Caltha palustris; Cedar swamp; in heavy undergrowth, on a north-facing slope in moist soil, in a mixed deciduous forest; In mesic woodland dominated by Quercus macrocarpa and Tilia americana. Associated with Carex deweyana, Hepatica americana, Uvularia grandiflora, Polygonatum pubescens.; In post-mature aspen stand with spruce and fir in understory. Associated with Fraxinus pennsylvanica var. subintegerrima, Ostrya virginiana, Carpinus caroliniana, Acer spicatum.; Populus-Betula secondary forest.; Edge of swamp; Relict stand; At edge of swamp; In shady mossy woods, rocky terrace of lake; Growing on wooded hillside; Maple - basswood forest with Circaea alpina, Quercus macrocarpa, Ostrya virginiana, Hepatic americana, Geranium maculatum; Above algific talus slope; A volunteer from a plantation, not native to this locality.; In a low moist woods dominated by black ash and balsam fir. Associated with Mitella nuda, Asarum canadense, Matteuccia struthiopteris var. pensylvanica, Rhamnus alnifolia, Acer rubrum.; In a mixed coniferous forest on a steep northeast-facing slope. Habitat dominated by Thuja occidentalis and Picea glauca...Associated with Pinus strobus, Betula alleghaniensis, Acer rubrum.; In a mixed conifer-hardwood lowland forest. Moist soil ... Associated with Picea mariana, Acer rubrum.; Along marshy lakeshore, in wet mineral soil.; Shore of lake; On algific talus slope on mid-slope of steep, 120ft, N-facing slope in tributary ravine; in partial shade from surrounding maple-basswood forest. Cool, deep, moist, mossy, organic silt. Assoc. etc.; Sphagnum bog dominated by Thuja occidentalis. In saturated peat.; At wet margin of small lake; Clinging to the top and just below the top of a NW-facing cliff; Balsam fir canopy; Tamarack-alder swamp; Sphagnum bog dominated by Thuja occidentalis. Saturated peat. Assoc with Linnaea borealis var. americana, Gaultheria hispidula, Gymnocarpon dryopteris. A few small trees in the understory.; Low swampy area dominated by Abies balsamea and Fraxinus nigra. Saturated peaty soil. Associated with Rubus pubescens, Aralia nudicaulis, Carex stipata.; On a dead elm.; In dry woods; Fir birch woods; loam soil; Growing at edge of a tamarack swamp.; In black spruce swamp; With Tilia, Ostrya, Betula papyrifera, near foot of steep NNW-facing slope; Along the top of a NW-facing cliff. With white pine, red cedar, and hardwoods.; In nearly full shade in a wet woods; Woods along trail; In a mixed conifer swamp. Associated with Abies balsamea, Larix laricina.; Open granite ridge, associated with Pinus banksiana, Acer rubrum, Vaccinium angustifolium, Amelanchier.; Gently-rolling sandy outwash plain; tamarack swamp. Mostly on outer margins of swamp where the patchy to interrupted canopy is co-dominated by Larix laricina and Fraxinus nigra, with occasional Betula papyrifera; in understory with Fraxinus nigra, Alnus incana, and Ulmus americana. Moist peat; water in shallow depressions. Additional associates include Picea glauca seedlings, Rhamnus alnifolia, Rubus pubescens, Mitella nuda, Cypripedium reginae, Platanthera aquilonis, Circaea alpina, Caltha palustris, Pyrola secunda, Linnaea borealis, Galium asprellum, Thelypteris palustris, Carex gynocrates, C. leptalea, C. hysteracina [sic], C. aurea, Glyceria striata, Parthenocissus inserta.; In spruce woods; Jack pine forest; Plants occur along the edge of a mixed woods with Populus tremuloides and Quercus rubra. Associated with Aquilegia canadensis, Fraxinus pennsylvanica, Viburnum trilobum, V. rafinesquianum, [etc.]; In low poplar woods.; At edge of mixed hardwood forest; In a shaded ravine, near the foot of a NNW-facing slope; In woods with Picea glauca, Betula cordifolia.; Mixed hardwoods with Populus tremuloides, Quercus macrocarpa, Cornus stolonifera; Woods bordering a creek. Growing in moist to wet soil and in shade.; wooded area; Growing withing fen; Rocky edges of exposed headlands; Edge of gravel road in conifer wood.; Mid successional woods.; Hiking trail; Growing throughout the wooded fringes surrounding the parking lot.; Along edge of dirt road; full sun; Exposed headlands in bog - barren area.; On headland cliff exposed to winds; in full sun; salt spray from ocean.; Picea woods; Full sun, edge of road; Dry, shaded; Along dirt roadside; Dry, full sun; Open barren near shore; Small tree in mixed woods by trail; Growing on steep slope above brook.; understory in old white spruce forest; Botanical Garden; Mange store tre 8-12 m.; Okay patch of mature A. balsamea mixed in with prevailing forest of Picea mariana, Pinus banksiana, populus tremuloides. Shrubs - Aver spicatum, Sorbus americana, Dievilla, Populus trichocarpa. Understory Cornus canadensis, Lycopodium complantum, Vaccinium angustifolium, Rubus parviflorus, Betula papyrifera, picea mariana.; Vigorous near mature stand of A. balsamea and Picea mariana, odd tree of Picea glauca. Also dead and dying Betula papyrifera and Populus tremuloides, Corylus cornuta, Populus trichocarpa, Salix, Galium aparine. Aralia nudicaulis, Fragaria virginiana, Diervilla lonicera, Linnaea borealis, Cornus canadensis, Oryzopsis asperifolia, Abies Regen., Clintonia borealis, Streptopus roseus.; Black spruce = balsam stand. Understory = Populus tremuloides, Salix spp., Alnus. Shrubs: Diervilla, Rubus, Betula papyrifera, Prunus sp. Spot that had been high-graded for upland black spruce and some white spruce (15 years ago.); Pocket of mature balsams mixed into Pinus banksiana, Picea mariana, Picea glauca, Populus tremuloides. Heavy shrubby undergrowth of Alnus crispa. Others: Amelanchier, Prunus, Salix, Betula papyrifera (old and young), Acer spicatum, Cornus, Viburnum, Apocynum androsaemifolium, Rubus parviflorus, Vaccinium, Aralia nudicaulis, Dievilla lonicera, Rosa blanda, Sorbus.; Medium age stand of Pinus banksiana, Picea mariana, Abies balsamea. Other trees: Betula papyrifera, Populus tremuloides, Salix sp. Shrubs = Populus balsamifera, Dievilla lonicera, Amelanchier alnifolia, Vaccinium, Aralia nudicaulis, Cornus canadensis, Fragaria virginiana. Sorbus americana and Ledum groenlandicum in spots. Spruce and Abies regen. From shaded north shoulder of road.; Dominated = fire killed A. balsamea and Picea mariana. Rapidly growing shrub layer of Betula papyrifera, Prunus pensylvanica, Populus tremuloides, Salix, Populus balsamifera, Rubus parviflorus, Apocynum androsaemifolium, Anaphalis margaritacea. Regen. Near lake shore.; Scrubby stand of Picea mariana with understory of Ledum groenlandicum and a very few A. balsamea mixed in; understory also Sphagnum, Vaccinium, Equisetum.; Edge of gravel pit. Young A. balsamea abundant as former understory of Pinus strobus, Picea glauca, Populus balsamifera, Betula papyrifera. Undertstory Acer spicatum, Polygonum cilinode, Rubus parviflorus.; Balsam fir woodland and forest dying from infestation of wooly adelgid.; Marecage arbustif; Dense pine forest 100 to 200 m from lake; rich and moist soil; Tree 30 ft. high 100 ft. W. of N. branch of the Thunder Bay Riv.; fir-aspen woods,; along edge of chamaedaphne bog,; frequent small tree, birch woods on sandy soil; frequent tree, red pine - balsam fir woods,; Hardwood-Conifer Swamp; in rich organic soil with 1-2\\\" litter, partial shade. Common.; In a low-lying area in a mixed hardwood/conifer forest. Associated with Picea mariana, Larix laricina.; dryish deciduous woods; nasadzenia w Arboretum; suche bory; Open forest on sand-loam soil.; boggy woods along NW side of Greenwod Dam; Spruce Swamp State Forest Natural Area; boggy swamp at head of Belle Meadow Creek; open bog area and moist forest; boggy thicket on E side of beaver pond; along roadside; rich, deep woods; wetland along Shirks Run, E end of the lake; forest edge; abundant in the swamp and adjacent forest; mixed palustrine forest; low shrub bog along Tobyhanna Creek; Hummocky swamp forest dominated by Abies balsamea and Fraximus nigra; wooded swamp; Flat very young woods, not swampy, just W of the Black River.; Swampy woods. Thin bouldery woods above swampy part.; lowland conifer swamp in alluvial plain of Little Muskegon River; alluvial plain; Stunted trees (~1.5-2 high) on slope with variable understory and small openings; substrate dry sandy soil containing 10cm of organic root mass over decomposing sandstone. Slope: 20°. Aspect: NW; Espèce dominante et presque exclusive dans la région; nil; Forêt mixte des Laurentides; Bois mixte; Formant de vastes forêts; Bordure de forêt mixte, sol humide et argileux, légèrement en pente; Au pied de la grosse roche. Plein soleil. Avec Populus tremuloides et Prunus pennsylvanica; À côté d'une petite forêt de peupliers; sol plat, sableux; présence de 5-6 autres arbres de même espèce dans un rayon de 5 m; forêt de conifères avec quelques feuillus, hêtres, bouleaux étendue moyenne, 2 à 3 m; érablière à bouleau jaune; Krummholz slope on the coast dominated by Abies balsamea; clay and granitic boulder slope, seepage areas common; Black spruce forest ~10m tall with abundant balsam fir regeneration and an understorey of Cornus canadensis and feathermosses. Soil mesic, sandy/silty under an organic layer ~10cm thick, probably podzolic as it exhibits a leached layer. Slope: 0°; Lake margin on a well maintained camp with Abies balsamea, Thuja occidentalis and Picea glauca left growing.; Sur les rochers secs près du sommet; Bois mélangés; Avec des conifères; Coniferous woods; Forêt mixte; sol sablonneux et rocheux; espèce dominante; Banks of the river; growing with Abies balsamea, Populus tremuloides, Cornus canadensis, Fragaria sp. and Sorbus sp.; Bord du ruisseau, décharge d'un lac; Boisé humide, forêt, sol humide et frais, exposition lumineuse faible, milieu ombragé, aucune pente; Bois de feuillus; Forêt mixte, sol humide, peu éclairé.; Forêts mixte à dominance conifèrienne; En bordure d'une tourbière, sol argileux, drainage lent (humide); Sol mince et rocheux; Au bord du ruisseau; Ericaceous barren with large granitic rock outcrops and scattered stunted trees; substrate a shallow organic layer over bedrock; mostly dry but with some moister boggy spots. Slope: 14°. Aspect: E; Pessière dominée par épinette noire, importante couverture de mousses, sphaignes présent aussi. milieu mésique; Forêt dominée par Thuya occidentalis en bordure de lac; Forêt jeune de feuillus, peu dense; terrain plat, humide; bonne luminosité.; Forêt de conifères; En marge de la forêt mixte; Rivage; Érablière, bordure du boisé; Terrain dégagé, sol sablonneux, faible couverture végétale, exposé moyennement au vent, plat et assez sec.; Sous bois forestier, canope ouverte; Brush of Picea glauca, P. mariana and Abies balsamea. Rich dark soil.; près d'un ruisseau; décharge du lac; Dans un champ de graminées; sol sableux; Forêt de conifères au pied d'une petite montagne; In open field; Situé en pleine érablière assez riche et plutôt jeune; ombre à mi-ombre; sol assez riche; drainage moyen; en présence de Fagus grandifolia, beaucoup de Ostrya virginiana; Spruce moss - lichen forest; mesic; pending; Bord du ruisseau, décharge d'un lac.; Lisière de forêt mixte de Abies balsamea et Acer saccharum.; Rikmyrdrag; Mesic forest dominated by Abies, in 0.75 shade. Oganic soils; Growing along path through wet, rich woods along creek. Growing next to Tsuga canadensis. Partial sun.; Partially sunny woods about 100 feet from roadside. Dominant species include Acer saccharum, Acer rubrum, and Picea glauca.; Edge of undisturbed swamps or bogs needs the acidic soil.; Dry woods, collected the specimen along the roadside. The vegetation in the area Pinus banksiana, Pinus resinosa, Populus tremuloides, and Waldsteinia fragaroides.; Mixed hardwood forest, rich soil, shade.; Rich, wet woodland. Area dominated by Abies balsamea, Thuja occidentalis, and Quercus borealis.; Parital sun in mesic woods dominated by Acer saccharum and Betula papyrifera.; Growing in mostly shaded wet forest. This tree species dominating along with Thuja occidentalis and Picea mariana. Other associates include Lonicera canadensis, Cornus canadensis, Araila nudicalis, Athyrium felix-femina.; nd; Bois de Picea mariana; Bois dans le centre de l'île.; Rochers.; Planté par la Plantation Lemieux.; Sapinière édaphique avec Picea mariana et Picea glauca; Sapinière à épinette blanche.; sable éolien, brunisol dystrique dégradé; ELB3h / SE / TV6; Tourbière abandonnée après extraction de la tourbe par la coupe par blocs (dépression).; Forêt de conifères, prédominance d'épinette.; Forêt mixte.; Mature Abies balsamea, Picea mariana on terrace above river.; Forêt mixte des Laurentides.; Sur schistes au-dessus de la ligne de rivage.; Scattered trees on drier upland areas among Picea, with Alnus, Ledum, and moss mat below. Trees to 45 feet high. In mine area.; Betulaie blanche à sous-étage d'Abies balsamea, Picea glauca et Cornus stolonifera. Sol spongieux, organique dans une légère dépression au bas de la colline.; Small mixed forest, on SE-facing slope. Seedling ca. 3' tall, ca. 1% tree cover.; Sapins poussant derrière un rampant glaciel. Lisière forestière avec tapis de mousses (sphaignes, Polytrichum, Pleurozium), près d'une tourbière structurée. Sol humide. Cône de l'année.; Talus sec; Pessière d'épinette noire de faible densité à sous-étage de Vaccinium angustifolium, et Rhododendron groenlandicum, tapissée de Pleurozium schreberi.; boisé; Tourbière abandonnée après extraction de la tourbe par aspirateur.; Forêt de conifère près du fleuve.; Rebord de tourbière.; Sapinière à bouleau blanc, milieu forestier en bordure de route, versant abrupt (pente d'environ 30°) et bien drainé, sol très ombragé, environ 10 cm de matière organique au sol; avec Abies balsamea, Betula papyrifera, Picea mariana, Acer rubrum, Acer spicatum, Diervilla lonicera, Chimaphila umbellata, Clintonia borealis, Lonicera canadensis, Trientalis borealis.; Poussant à une dizaine de pieds en bordure du lac.; Bois clair et sableux; Cordon littoral de sapin, épinette blanche et bouleau blanc; loam sableux fin, podzol humo-ferrique orthique; Pessière d'épinette noire à sapin à Pleurozium schreberi et Vaccinium angustifolium.; Mature Abies balsamea, Picea mariana on terrace above river.; Sommet de montagne, tundra rase et exposée; Alder carr on south slough, large boulders interspersed with dark water in channels, rocks covered with peat and Sphagnum. Dominated by Alnus rugosa, Abies balsamea, Climacium dendroides, Sphagnum girgensohnii. pH = 5.73; water table = -6.3 cm.; Pessière blanche avec Abies balsamea et Populus balsamifera.; Pinède grise. Terrain humide, mousses et marécages.; Forêt à dominance de conifères.; Sous-bois d'une forêt mixte assez humide avec mousses et lichens.; Sapinière à bouleau blanc épargnée par le feu de 1991, arbres grands et nombreux, avec Cornus canadensis, lichens, fréquence: 5, abondance: 5, humidité:3, drainage:3, ensoleillement: 3, exposition:-, pente: 2; Poussant dans une forêt dominée par le Thuya occidental et l'Épinette blanche. Sol légèrement humide. Solitaire.; Toundra; Avec Picea glauca; Persistant dans une pépinière abandonnée depuis une quinzaine d'années, près du coin de la Route Du Vallon et du chemin des Quatre-Bourgeois.; Terrain non défriché.; Forêt de conifères tourbeuse; Terrasse sableuse; Forêt en bordure de la mer.; Sapinière riparienne à aulne.; Terrain rocheux au sommet de l'île.; Rivage du lac Daviault. Parc du Rivage.; Boisé coniférien, épinettes et sapins, arbre coupé, hauteur 6-8 m, rameau au sommet.; Pessière d'épinette noire.; Tourbière abandonnée exploitée par bloc (tranchée).; Krummholz, arbres bas entremêlés; Mature Picea mariana, Abies balsamea, Betula papyrifera forest over boulders on small island.; Terrain rocheux.; Forêt mixte dominée par l'Épinette noire, le Bouleau à papier et le Peuplier faux-tremble.; Toundra à Cladina stellaris et Vaccinium uliginosum; haut-de-versant, pente de 50%, folisol et affleurements rocheux (90%), drainage 1 et 3.; Flanc montagneux, humide.; Sous-bois d'une forêt mixte humide.; Bord de chemin forestier.; Dans un boisée mixte, près d'un sentier.; Bois; Bois rocheux.; Sable, en bordure du lac.; allogène granitique, brunisol sombrique orthique, tremblaie américaine au sens large; Arbustaie de faible densité de Betula pumila, Ribes glandulosum et Viburnum edule; parterre de Cornus canadensis, Cornus suecica et Dryopteris spinulosa. Sur sable fin à faible pourcentage de matière organique, parmi les blocs déposés en pente exposée à l'ouest.; Érablière d‘Acer rubrum à Abies balsamea et Betula alleghaniensis. Sol argileux.; Tourbière abandonnée exploitée par bloc. Butte. Secteur dominé par les éricacées (50%) et la tourbe nue (50%). Espèce présente :Larix laricina.; Bétulaie de Betula papyrifera à Populus tremuloides et Acer rubrum, sous-étage de Acer spicatum et parterre de Diervilla lonicera, Rubus idaeus et Aster acuminatus.; Krummholz-mésique .; Érablière, strate arborescente fermée, terrain sablonneux humide.; Bord du ruisseau, décharge du Lac-des-Femmes.; Terrain sablonneux et dégagé en bordure du lac Témiscamingue.; Pessière très ouverte sur tourbe de Picea mariana, sous-étage de Ledum groenlandicum, Kalmia angustifolia et Chamaedaphne calyculata. Dépression à Rhynchospora alba, Sphagnum papillosum, Shagnum pulchrum et Shagnum rubellum.; À mi-versant d'une pessière à mousses, exposition nord-est.; Forêt de conifères tourbeuse.; Sous-sol: calcaire, Dépôt de surface: plage, Sol: Podzol humique, Drainage: 3, Humus: mou, Abondance-dominance: 5.5, Unité physionomique: forêt; Érablièere de Acer saccharum à Fagus grandifolia et Betula papyrifera piquée de Abies balsamea; sous-étage de jeune Acer saccharum, Coruylus cornuta et Lonicera canadensis, à parterre de Dennstaedtia punctilobula.; Wooded slope with Picea glauca.; Tremblaie à Dierville.; Pessière à sapin. Sol relativement mince, beaucoup de blocs apparents. Forêt humide.; Pessière ouverte d'épinette noire en pente nord à parterre de Cladina stellaris et Pleurozium schreberi avec Kalmia angustifolia et Chamaedaphne calyculata. Un individu isolé d'environ 30 cm de hauteur à pousse terminale morte.; Parcelle de la tourbière exploitée en blocs, recolonisée par une végétation arborescente basse ouverte de Larix laricina, Betula papyrifera et Pinus banksiana; sous-étage arbustif diffus de Vaccinium angustifolium, Kalmia angustifolia, Aronia melanocarpa, Ledum groenlandicum et Chamaedaphne calyculata, tapissée de sphaignes diverses.; Forêt d’épinette noire et de peuplier faux-tremble. Environ 10 arbres, dans les mousses, avec Betula glandulosa et Amelanchier bartramiana.; Forêt de conifères, sol humide.; Flanc de mont, humus sur sable, sphaignes et cladonies; drainage moyen , exposition N-N-O.; Top of slipped riverbank.; roche calcaire, régosol humide orthique; Sommet déboisé, surface bouleversée, milieu ouvert, humus mince (dominance de Betula papyrifera, Abies balsamea et Picea glauca). Espèce dominante.; Géolittoral. Lisière de la forêt de Thuja occidentalis, Picea glauca, Sorbus decora et Populus tremuloides. Sable fin.; Sommet de colline, dépôt d'origine fluvioglaciaire, érablière aménagée pour l'acériculture.; Pessière d'épinette noire de densité moyenne en pente nord à Ledum groenlandicum, Cladina stellaris et Pleurozium schreberi. Un individu isolé d'environ 50 cm de hauteur.; Au pied de l'escarpement, aux endroits arbrités.; Pessière à épinette blanche; Tourbière abandonnée exploitée par bloc (tranchée). Espèce présente : Rhododendron canadense.; Sous-bois, à moins de 100 m. du littoral.; Bord tourbeux du lac.; Envahit une petite prairie au fond d'une baie sur le rivage sud.; Sous-bois d'une forêt mixte assez humide.; Dans pessière noire ouverte à lichens, sur le sommet d'un esker, avec Populus tremuloides.; Zone restaurée, tourbière ombrotrophe; Aride, sec, sur le sommet; Forêt mixte, dominance: Sapin-épinette.; Dans une sapinière à bouleaux blancs, sur le bord de la rivière Mingan, dans un bas de pente.; Taillis de sapinière à mousse.; Sapinière déprimée.; Edge of forest at sand beach.; Podzol humo-ferrique orthique; TR4 ESK/M; Krummmholz fruticoïde d'épinette blanche et sapin - mesique - exposé; Forêt de conifères; sol humide recouvert de sphaigne.; Futurs cônes terminaux; fleurs staminées en boules sphériques, nombreuses, latéralement.; Pinède ouverte sur tourbe de Pinus banksiana à Picea mariana; sous-étage de Kalmia angustifolia, Rhododendron canadensis, Ledum groenlandicum et Chamaedaphne calyculata à Sphagnum capillifolium, Sphagnum rubellum, Sphagnum centrale et Sphagnum fuscum.; Pessière d'épinette noire à sapin exposée au sud-ouest.; Bois au sud de la bibliothèque générale.; Sapinière riparienne à aulne. Strate/abondance/sociabilité et vitalité: A1.1; A la limite de la pessière et de la tourbière. Sur un sapin; sable éolien, régosol \\\"mélanisé; Toundra rase de Vaccinium uliginosum et de Vaccinium gaultherioides à Empetrum atropurpureum, Cladina stellaris, Cetraria laevigata et Cetraria nivalis parsemée de bosquets d'épinette noire érodée; individu fortement prostré au ras du sol; Pessière à épinettes noires et mousses hypnacées. Sous bois humide, bord de lac.; Remblai du fossé de drainage de la tourbière. Étroite bétulaie très ouverte de Betula cordifolia à Populus tremuloides et sous-étage arbustif de Kalmia angustifolia, Salix discolor, Salix lucida, Salix pyrifolia et Rubus idaeus à Calamagrostis canadensis.; toundra; Tourbière abandonnée exploitée par bloc (tranchée). Espèce présente : Sorbus americana.; Floating fen. Dominant species: Alnus incana, Calamogrostis canadensis, Carex intumescens, Salix pyrifolia, Sphagnum centrale, Spirea latifolia. pH = 5.88; water table = +9 cm.; Mixed spruce - fir forest. Growth generally vigorous.; Tourbière.; Pessière à Alnius crispa.; Edge of mixed woods at gravel roadside.; Platière graveleuse presque entièrement couverte de Dryas drummondii, avec Alnus rugosa, Thuja occidentalis, Larix laricina et Picea, pouvant atteindre de 1,5 à 2 m.; loam argileux, érablière rouge à bouleau jaune; Espaces découverts; Pessière.; EB3/TA3; Endroit sec.; Érablière. Bois d'érable.; Terrain sablonneux en bordure de la forêt.; Bois de sapins et bouleaux, terre noire sèche.; Sandspit. In moist woods.; Boreal forest, Rocky Mountains; Poplar woods; North shore; Birch - fir woods; Dominant tree along this stretch of trail. Assoc. with Acer spicatum, Thelypteris phagopteris, Gymnocarpium dryopteris, and Pyrola asarifolia.; The dominant tree in mixed forest. With Betula papyrifera, Acer rubrum, Ostrya virginiana.; Among shrubs, low, moist ground; Tamarack swamp; Mesic deciduous forest, dominated by Tilia americana and Fraxinus nigra. Associated with Trientalis borealis, Sanguinaria canadensis, Triosteum perfoliatum.; On high rocks; At the edge of white pine grove; Edge of swampy woods on shore; In Sphagnum bog dominated by Thuja and Picea mariana.; With Betula papyrifera near rock outcrops; In a mesic mixed forest ... Associated with Populus tremuloides, Picea glauca, Viburnum trilobum.; Observed in mesic hardwood forest dominated by Quercus rubra, Acer saccharum, Tilia americana, Fraxinus pensylvanica with occasional large Pinus strobus in the canopy.; On island below rapids.; Blåbærskog; Dry open woods; secondary forest of Betula, Tsuga, Populus; mesic woodland; Wooded south facing slope. uplands; wooded; slope (s); slope (s); bank; forest; mixed; slope (s); coniferous; deciduous; forest; coniferous; forest; wooded; mixed; forest; forest; deciduous; wooded; understory; mossy; coniferous; open; slope (s); wet; bog; moraine; forest; coniferous; ridge; coniferous; open; forest; deciduous; wooded; mesic; coniferous; wooded; lakeshore; Ravine; Høgstaudeskog; ['conifer woods on schistose rock']; disturbed - river bank, mixed Great Lakes forest; coniferous forest; wetland - poor fen; wetland - Cedar Bog Lake; woodland; lake road; along lakeshore and in forest surrounding the lake; Woods at marsh edge; woods and pastures; lakeside; Forest; Old fields; Rich open woods; Riverbank; damp woods; Woodland; Old pasture; Maple woods; Gypsum chimneys; second growth woods; roadside; banks of river; wet woods; lake edge; woods; Forested; cliff edge on coastal island; old pasture; forest with Picea mariana; Dunes with Picea mariana; Coastal Island; Raised sphagnum bog; Coastal island; dry woodland; Older forest; Cliff top; Knoll near coastal cove; Old field; Open woods on ridge; wood beside road; Ryddet mark med småtrær og busker; In balsam fir-Dryopteris forest, some Betula. Open woods.; Forest fairly vigorous, good growth. Hylocomium-Ptilium-balsam fir forest, some black spruce.; High on gravelly lakeshore.; bois mixte, domine par des coniferes. sol mince, rocheux et acide.; Mesic deciduous-coniferous woodland; mixed coniferous-deciduous forest; Along edge of lake and swamp in a very mature forest of Tsuga canadensis, Pinus strobus, Acer rubrum and Betula papyrifera. Soil peaty.; Semi-climax forest of Pinus strobus, Acer rubrum and Tsuga canadensis. Thick undergrowth. Soil moist and sandy; Nemopanthus mucronatus-Picea marina forest. Wet peat-humus soil with water table 0.3 m below surface.; Young cut over forest. Vegetation lush, on moist sandy soil; scattered trees on drier upland areas, moss mat below trees to 45 feet high, in mine area; Thuja-Larix swamp on east margin of marsh. In semi-shade on hummocky black muck soil.; Mixed deciduous woodland; Rich Maple-ash forest; common; moist loam beside Thuja occidentalis; trees 5m high; Mixed hard and soft woods, Stony sandy loam of Perrot series, well drained.; In sheltered ravine; Taxus canadensis Marsh. Ground hemlock, dwarf yew.; growing in coniferous woods; Skogkanten (ved kontorbygning); South facing hillside, mixed mature forest growing with Fraxinus americana, Acer rubrum, Pinus strobus, Salix bebbiana, Alnus viridis, Betula cordifolia; Mixed woodland on large rock outcrop, deciduous dominated; By cedar trees by waterfall along brook; Edge of old field; Hollows on mountain top; Mixed woods surrounding parking lot; Near pond; Spruce-fir woods, dry; Upland coniferous woods; Bog arbustif ouvert à lichens, éricacées, Sphagnum fuscum, S. flavicomans et S. imbricatum; Brown water, rocky brook through fairly mature second-growth mixed forest; West side of logging road; Mixed second growth woods on moist slope; Flood plain within 20 m of Nespiguit river; Site abundance: common; Moist soil on trailside under closed canopy of spruce, birch and fir; Old field reverting to forest; In spruce and fir woods; Regenerating mixed woods; Young woods of Acer saccharum and Betula alleghaniensis; Fir-spruce woods; Mixed woods; fresh witch's broom; Mixed moist woods; Hedgerow; Mixed upland woods; Margin of small drainage course, with Dryopteris campyloptera; Site abundance: uncommon; Sea island; In clear-cut of red spruce-moss (Pleurizium) forest; Second-growth mixed forest on gypsum sinkhole area; Picea rubens - Kalmia angustifolia heath forest; Coastal-montane fir forest; In mature red spruce-moss (pleurozium) forest; Forest area; Forest edge; Forst edge on salt marsh behind cobble beach; In hedgerow with continuity forest relicts in oldfield area; Mixed second-growth; Dense mixed woods, upland; Very prevalent in bog forest and springtime sphagnum flood areas. Also in forest with more soil development and is numerous in the surrounding forest.; In understory of Northern Hardwood Forest @ high elevation.; spruce-fir forest with Picea rubens, Abies balsamea, Betula papyrifire, Acer pensylvanicum, Viburnum alnifolium, V. nudum; Roadsides; Early successional sedge & shrub wetland; cultivated in old conifer plantation; tamarack and spruce bog; wooded & saturated bog edge; boreal forest on steep slope; red spruce-mixed hardwood palustrine forest; Beaver & road impacted floodplain of creek; cold swamps; blowdown at 3200 ft elevation; blowdown near the south end of Dennis Pond; moist bank; spruce-fir forest; birch-balsam fir-spruce woodland; near treeline; treeline; slope; along wood road; mountain swamps; cold swamp; mountain woods; in silvis; summit ridge; cliffs; mountain summit; At the edge of treeline; Granskog/skogsbilveg; Ruisseau.; Sapinière.; Pessière à mousses.; Pessière abritée.; Emprise.; Peu fréquent.; Lower part of the crown.; Bordure de sentier à travers un chablis de la sapinière à bouleau blanc.; forêt mixte près du lac.; Divers.; Commun sur un talus d'éboulis avec Betula papyrifera et Prunus pensylvanica.; Boisé mixte.; Boisé.; Tremblaie.; Dans le bois d'épinettes.; Sur les rivages à boulders.; Taïga, en partie tourbeuse et en partie à parterre à Cladonia.; Flanc abrupt et boisé du pic, à sol couvert de Sphagnum.; Bois de conifères et de bouleaux.; sentier près du lac.; Bois mêlé, dans la montagne près du camp des Jeunes Explorateurs.; Bétulaie.; Lieux divers.; Marécage.; Rive nord à la lisière de la sapinière.; près d'un ruisseau.; Arbre 5 pieds de haut. En bordure d'une pessière noire dans la ville.; En bordure d'une pessière noire.; Sapinière à bouleau blanc sur sol minéral.; Bois de Conifères.; Sous-bois mixte sur pente.; Fen.; Érablière à hêtre, spécimen malade.; Terrain rocailleux pauvre.; Forme rampante sur les rochers secs près du sommet.; Bois de feuillus et de conifères, humide.; Bord de Pépinière.; Coulée.; Terrain sec, terre pauvre.; Petite forêt de conifères.; Sapinière à bouleau blanc.; Pessière blanche ouverte à Picea mariana, Betula glandulosa et Ledum groenlandicum sur marbre-dolomie.; Autour du petit lac.; Rocher serpentinisé dénudé.; Sapinière le long d'un chemin forestier.; Rive sud à la lisière d'une sapinière près de schiste et sur la rive nord à la lisière de la sapinière.; Tête de la coulée du diable.; Bois sec.; Rivage du Lac.; Upper part of the crown.; Commun.; Sapinière. Drainage:2. Pente: nul. Strate: 2.1° Description du spécimen: Arbre à branches verticilées et étagées. Feuilles linéaires sessiles.; Terrain rocailleux.; Plateau du sommet.; Sommet du mont, lieu ouvert près d'un lac rocheux.; Lande arbustive; mixedForest; slope aspect: 359.4; slope gradient: 4.69; soil type order: Inceptisols; mixedForest; slope aspect: 242; slope gradient: 3.49; soil type order: Histosols; woodyWetlands; slope aspect: 40.2; slope gradient: 4.8; soil type order: Histosols; woodyWetlands; slope aspect: 17.66; slope gradient: 5.86; soil type order: Histosols; mixedForest; slope aspect: 341.2; slope gradient: 3.03; soil type order: Histosols; mixedForest; slope aspect: 74.4; slope gradient: 1.55; soil type order: Spodosols; entinen puistometsä; puisto; In swamp; Blandbarrskog; NA; #\", \nNA, \"Eastfacing slope; rocky soil; with Pinus lambertiana; Growing with Pinus lambertiana and coulterii; Growing with Pinus ponderosa and Lithocarpus densiflora; shaly soil; Growing along living stream; on sharp rocky slopes; Rocky soil on N mt. side; Steep granitic slope.; Granite.; Growing with Arbutus and oaks; Growing with Pinus coulteri, P. ponderosa and Quercus chrysolepis; forming a dense grove in the canyon bottom; North facing canyon.; A west-facing slope.; Rocky soil.; Growing on steep, rocky slopes; NO DISPONIBLE; In an open forest on a steep NW-facing slope (apparently the preferred aspect for this species in this area) in rocky loam amongst granitic or metamorphic boulders (Sur-Junipero complex; loamy-skeletal or coarse-loamy, mixed, superactive, mesic, Pachic to Pachic-Ultic Haploxerolls). With {Acer macrophyllum, Arbutus menziesii, Arctostaphylos glauca} (?), {Carex globosa, Ceanothus integerrimus, Dendromecon rigida, Eriodictyon californicum, Lithocarpus densiflorus, Pinus coulteri, P. lambertiana, Polystichum imbricans, Quercus chrysolepis, Rhamnus californica, Solanum xanti} (?), {Toxicodendron diversilobum} & {Umbellularia californica}.; dry hillside; Large trees in deep canyon; in a North facing canyon; Logwood canyon; On shaly soil; forming a dense grove in the cyn bottom; The cyn at this point was flowing due S, and the majority of the firs were on the W facing slope; 50-60 trees in this grove; The soil was serpentine.; growing in the canyon of a small tributary of Estrada Creek; About 70 trees in the grove.; Serpentine soil; On steep, NW facing slope, with scattered trees of Pinus ponderosa; Q. agrifolia, and Q. parvula var. shrevei on nearby ridge top; Small trees along Arroyo Seco road; Assoc Quercus chrysolepis, Q. wislizenii var. w, Umbellularia californica, Heteromeles arbutifolia. Steep shady slopes near creekway. Cobbley sandstone soil; Scattered at one location; Mixed evergreen forest, Steep rocky slopes; Forest dominated by Quercus agrifolia and Umbellularia californica; arid transition: Quercus chrysolepis & Pinus; semishade, dry N canyon bottom and slopes, rocky clay; oak woodland; mixed with Quercus chrysolepis; common; Ventana Wilderness Area; Bois.; Oak, Arbutus, pine, mixed with chaparral. Igneous rock.; Steep mountain slope.; Rocky slope; Steep slope; No cones present on any of the trees.; Remnant of old nursery, rather open slope.; Coniferous forest of Abies bracteata and Pinus lambertiana; gentle-steep gravelly to rocky granite slope in association with Lithocarpus densiflorus, Umbellularia californica, Dendromecon rigida, Ceanothus spp., Yucca whipplei, Abies bracteata, Penstemon centranthifolius, Keckiella, Dicentra chrysantha, Epilobium canum, Monardella villosa, Arctostaphylos, Eriodictyon californicum, Garrya.; loam, boulders, & sand, mostly in cyn bottom, on steep W-slope; mixed-evergreen forest (partially burned 1996); steep granitic N slope; steep, rocky slope; steep NW-facing slope; Growing along living stream and on sharp rocky slopes bordering stream.; rocky soil, steep E-facing slope; granitic soil; cool cyn bottom; Probably northernmost station for the species. About 25 r-trees grow here near bottom of narrow canon opening north. Associates: Madrona, maul oak and Coulter oine; Steep shady slopes near creek. Cobbley standstone road.; moist shaded soil in narrow steep-sided canyon, associated with Madrone, Tanbark Oak, Canyon Live Oak, and Coulter Pine; On E slope of decomposed granite.; Mixed evergreen forest domintated by Arbutus menziesii, Quercus chrysolepis, Q. wislizenii, Umbellularia californica, Lithocarpus densiflorus, Abies bracteata & Pinus lambertiana on steep, rocky slopes.\", \n\"unknown; forming forest on limestone; Vägkant vid fårhage; vägkant mot beteshage; i vägkant mot betesmark; Vägkant mot betesmark; Vägren; planterat kvarstående stort träd i vägkant; I kanten av betesmark; ex cult.; ogród; nasadzenia w arboretum; cultivated; Kant av betesmark; Parkområde; bosque aclarado de Abies; claros de abetal sobre calizas; Habitat: claros de abetal sobre calizas; S-facing slopes. limestome rock outcrops, low scrub; Cultivated garden.; Near the tree line; associated species Juniperus communi..; Abies cephalonica forest; Vegetation:; Abies cephalonica forest; kant av betesmark, kvarst 1 ex; Bois.; 1 1/2 m høyt ungtre i edelløvskog 2 m Ø for plenen rundt nr 13; 4 m høyt tre i seminaturlig edelløvskog, trolig opprinnelig plantet; park; ogród botaniczny; pole; park leśny; West facing slope; associated with Arbutus sp. Quercus sp. Pistacia sp. Cistus sp. Phlomis sp.; North-facing slopes of almost pure Abies cephalonica forest with scattered trees of Pinus nigra ssp. nigra; En 1 m høy og like bred busk; forested zone on mountain; forest; nasadzenia w Arboretum; forest zone with Abies ['regione abietina']; arboretum; Fairly open forest with with Quercus coccifer..; NE facing slope; Open slopes with grazed and wind-pruned vegetation; Fairly open forest with Quercus coccifer..; Shady ravine with Abies cephalonica and Platanus orientalis, also roadsides..; Habitat: naturalizada en pinar de Pinus sylvestris; Habitat: bosque aclarado de Abies; []; Sylvas extensas efformans.; margen de la M-614; NA\", \n\"Cultivated; Mixed forest in damp valley; In mixed and conifer forests; Парк \\\"За Саймой\\\" Коллекция рябин и елей; disturbed area; in mixed woodland; In mixed forest; Dominating are Quercus guayavaefoli., Rhododendron decoru., R.. sp DAP 43166 with Nothopana., Pittosporum heterophyllu., Osmanthus delavay., Myrsine african.. Also Abies salouenensi., Torreya yunnanensi.&lt; Pinus armandi., P. yunnanensis occur in the association; Pure forest; Mixed broad-leaved forest on valley slope; In mixed and conifer forest; Open degraded forest; Damp ground by stream\", \n\"Skogskant; cultivated; Undulating ground generally west facing. Shallow rocky soils with sparse vegetation. Ca 300 m from the base of a steeply sloping W facing hillside with very dense Abies cilicia.; Vegetation: Open woodland dominated by Abies cilicica not exceeding ca 10 m. Pinus brutia, Juniperus oxycedrus and J.excelsa frequent but not reaching large sizes. Berberis libanotica and Cotoneaster nummularia scattered.; North-facing, limestone slopes domintaed by Abies cilicica subsp. isaurica and Quercus spp.; arboretum; Conifer forest on steep rocky limestone slopes dominated by Juniperus excels., Cedrus libani and Abies cilicica subsp. cilicica; Often with Cedru..; Open Abies cilicia woodland on shallow, rocky soils among many large expanses of bare bedrock. Gentle west facing slope near the edge of cliffs.; Vegetation: Abies cilicica common as scattered individual trees. Low growing Juniperus oxycedrus.; Steep NE facing hillside. Rocky terrain, shallow soils over limestone substrate.; Vegetation: Forest dominated by Cedrus libani with Abies cilicica ssp. cilicica. Scattered Acer spp., Quercus spp., Sorbus torminalis.\", \n\"Soil loamy-moist. Shady.; Mixed coniferous forest. Rocky soil.; Dry, hard, sandy-loamy soil. Semi shade.; Soil sandy loam.; Wet, loamy soil. Shade.; Sandy soil; Kasvitieteellinen puutarha; Puisto; kvarst i övergiven plantskola; gles skogsdunge på bergknalle, parkmiljö; Dunge; Montane coniferous/oak forest; near edge of road.; Open river and stream banks, elevation 8500 feet and above.; Picea engelmannii-Abies lasiocarpa. Elev. 8,800-9,200 ft.; On rocky slopes of canyon; gravfält; Gles tallskog; Vildpark, 1 ex; berghylla; Ödetomt; Blandskog; Vägkant; vägkant, i tomtgräns; ödetomt; En självsådd planta i lövskog; Skogsbryn; ekbacke; Granskog, en ca 70 cm hög planta; buskage, fröplanta; Lövskog; Bergig vägkant; på gårdstomt; Bryn; Ruderatmark; parklövskog; skogsbryn; tomtgräns vid väg; Ruderat; Skogsdunge; Gammal tomtmark, förvildad; Skärpgräsmark; Kvarstående på ödetomt, 1 ex, dålig kondition; skogsmark intill väg; skogskant; blandskog; Gles blandskog.; vägkant; trädgård; betesmark, kvarst; park; sandmark; lövskogsdunge; snårig träddunge; f.d park; Vägren; träddunge, kvarstående; gles tallskog; Kant av röjd sumpskog; solitärt träd i öppen gräsmark; NV-ut, v; ädellövlund; Trädridå mellan tomt och gata; Gles skog i sluttning nedanför gård; barrblandskog, park med inslag av planterade främmande skogsträd; litet skogsbestånd; Skogsdunge på kulle; Lövskogsbryn vägkant; Bergsida, storvägkantdike; ängsbryn; Bryn dunge; vägkant, kvarst; Vägkant utanför tomt; barrskog med inslag av främmande barrträd; Tallplantering, ett ca 10m högt ex samt småplantor S om detta; skogsdunge med hällmarker och och bryn; Trädridå vid markväg; Skogskant; Berg; Bergssluttning; odlat bestånd i betesmark; Öppen ängsmark.; F d slottspark, spontan fröplanta; Hällmark; Skogsmark; strandnära camping; blandskog (fd tomt), kvarst.?; Fritidsområde, Parkartat; Trädbevuxet grönområde, naturmark; Barrskog; öppen plan intill väg; jordplan när tomt; lövskog; sydberg, lövskog; skog; ekskog; Planterad och spridd i park, 2--3 ex; i barrblandskog; f.d. grustag; Vildpark; plantering; skogsområde vid villaområde; talldunge; vid cykelväg; Gles skogsmark, rullstensås; Glänta i tallskog, nära väg; Skogsbryn, vägslänt; blandskogsdunge, även fröpl; övergiven plantskola; barrskogsbryn; Öppen ängsmark; Hassellund; tallungskog i grustag, nära tomt; lövskog med ädellövträd; Industriområde; tallskog, kvarst. 2x; Tallskog med lövinblandning; Skog, inplanterad men förefaller delvis självsådd; sandtallskog; ekbacke, f.d. park, numera beteshage; barrskog; åkerholme; tallskog; skogsdunge, kvarst; Sandmark dunge nära fd trädgårdsodling; blandskogsbryn; Skogspark, strandzon; gles blandskog, kvarst.; kulturmark; Vägkant i ekbacke; Skogsbryn, fd park; skogsbryn invid gård; sydvänd bergrot; blandskog, kvarst; vägslänt; Naturpark, även självsådd, ca 5 ex; lövsnår, ödetomt; låg höjdrygg i barrblandskog; ohävdad parktomt; vägkanter, villadike; gammal igenvuxen park; öppen yta; vägkant intill tomt; lövsnår; Skogsbryn/Vägkant; I buskage utanför villatomt; f.d. trädplantering; vägkant, vid bron; smal dunge mellan cykelväg och tomt; Dunge.; grusvägkant; dunge; Granskog; barrskogsbryn, invid väg; Gles lövsluttning mot gata; Fuktigt skogsbryn; lövdunge, vägkant; Gles blandskog; fd grustag, 1 ex, planterat; skogsvägkant, plant; talldominerad blandskog; Träda; Betad, gles blandskog; ex cult.; ogród, ex cult.; ogrody i pola uprawne; przypłocie; las mieszany; Tallskog; Liten park; Frisk blandskog intill tomt; Strandblandskog bäck; kärrmark med blandskog; talldominerad blandskog, intill gata; tallungsskog på sand, smågranar självspridda från närbelägen tomt; skogsbryn mot gångväg; Gles blandskog med gräsmark; betesmark; Skogsbacke; barrblandskogsdunge; En liten planta i vegetationsremsa mellan gatan och gångbanan; blandskog, även 2 fröplantor; Talldominerad blandskog; Ren av igenväxande markväg; kvarstående i gammal trädplantering; vägkant mot fuktig blandskog; blandskog på moränsluttning; grässlänt; cultivated; white fir-oak-maple forest on rocky NW-facing slope; cultivated, mountain woods; maple woods with open understory; vägkanter, villatomter; grandunge; Skog; slyskog; Blandskog, bryn; Ängsmark; Talldominerad blandskog m blandlöv i stråk; Abundant in dry, windy, rocky sandy soil at timber line.; Gravel loam.; white fir-maple forest on bouldery hillside & flat area; flat near marsh; montane meadow at edge of aspen-Douglas fir-white fir forest; fir-oak woods with shrub understory; scattered aspens & maples in wildflower meadow; cultivated in old conifer plantation; douglas fir-aspen forest on steep wooded hillside; Montane, S-facing slope, gravel and loam soil; barrblandskog; ängsbarrskog; Vägren vid sjöstrand; Röjd lövskogsslänt mellan vägen och Djävulsviken.; Igenväxande ödetomt; skog med ruderatmark; Gammal tomtmark; Forested site with Abies, Cercocarpus,; With Pinus jeffreyi, Pinus contorta, Abies magnifica, Purshia tridentata.; On rocky metamorphic canyon in a very open Jeffrey pine & white fir forest. Talus slopes.; Growing in sun.; Yellow Pine forest, growing on dry deep soil on the banks of the South fork of the Feather River.; Specimens form the group of trees reported as A. Magnifica by Dudley; upper arid Transition Zone; in an open Jeffrey pine forest, Jeffrey pine association; Growing in deep shade.; Growing in a dense conifer forest on a N-facing granitic slope. Associates: Abies magnifica, Hieracium horridum, Juncus parryi, Pinus contorta, and Tsuga mertensiana.; Transition zone between montane coniferous forest and the twenty year post-fire successional regrowth (montane chaparral) from the Manter Fire. Slight slope facing east. Substrate decomposed granite, granitic boulders, and duff; Pinus jeffreyi, Pinus lambertiana, Abies magnifica var. critchfieldii, Arctostaphylos patula, Keckiella rothrockii, Chrysolepis sempervirens, Erysimum sp; Penstemon sp; Eriogonum sp; Linanthus sp.; Jeffrey pine belt; Rocky east slope in sun. Transition.; in open conifer forest that includes trees: ponderosa pine, Douglas Fir. Shrubs: ocean spray, mountain mahogany, Gambil Oak, Ptelea.; Rocky ridge in mixed-conifer forest.; Dry, steep slope - 35 degrees- near bottom of canyon. Gambel oak - Douglas fir woodland with ponderosa pine.; Rather common tree along the whole drainage system, ofte; Mixed forest of Pinus ponderosa, Pseudotsuga menziesii, Abies concolor, on northwest facing slope.; Managed garden.; Open pinyon/juniper woodland with scattered cottonwood, ponderosa pine and Douglas fir with white fir on igneous rocky ridge; xeric slope with scattered conifers to summit.; Narrow canyon bottom in Ponderosa pine - Gambel oak woodland with abundant poison ivy and skunkbush and occasional Douglas fir.; Great Basin Conifer woodland; Supai Formation; Open area in willow - spruce community.; Infrequent on slopes of La Jara Canyon.; ödetomt i tallskog; gammal täkt, fröspridd; gles strandskog; Lövkulle vid bebyggelse; skog, 2 ex; Blandskog, föryngring, det Bot trädgården Gbg; parklund; bryn, flera ex; Björkskog; Blandingsskog dominert av gråor og gran.; I graskledd skråning mellom E6 og sykkelveg.; Tallskog på sand bäck; ravinkant mot bäck; Bergsida, i Villaomr.; Vägkant, skogsbryn; park, kvarst.; upplagsplats, ödetomt, lövsnår; Gräsmatta; Among rocks at meadow's margin; along minor drainage ways and mixed with Pinus jeffreyi throughout area.; Mountain ridge; granitic gneissic metamorphic rock, pockets of humus and sandy soil; coniferous forest dominated by Abies concolor, Quercus sp., Pinus jeffreyi, P. lambertiana, Arctostaphylos patula, Cercocarpus ledifolius.; Edge of a swampy flat in a partially cutover area. Open exposure; Skogholt mellom strand og turveg; gles blandskog, bryn; Betesmark; F d slottspark, spontan fröplanta; summit, granitic gravel, sandy loam, about 50% open ground,; canyons north of peak only; granitic substrates; Steep N-facing limestone slopes.; Shallow soil with granitic outcrops on and near the surface.; north slope, Sierra Montane vegetation; Erosional soil from nearby massive igneous rock formations.; Montane forest; Transition- Sierra Montane and Subalpine Forest; east slope; Montane forest; rocky soil; east slope; With Pinus murrayana, Abies magnifica, P. jeffreyi; Sierra Montane Forrest; Rocky granite soil; with Pinus flexilis; A few trees restricted to this immediate locality; with Pinus edulis, Quercus shrysolepis and Fraxinus anomala; in rocky granitic soil; steep, north-facing gully; With Pinus monophylla, Amelanchier utahensis, Gurrya flavescens and Fraxinus anomala; base of small, north-facing limestone cliff; Loamy soil; north-facing exposure; mixed Conifer Forest; associated with Calocedrus decurrens, Pinus ponderosa and Pinus Lambertiana; With Pinus ponderosa, P. jeffreyi and P. lambertiana; sandy soil; on moderate E facing slope; Yellow Pine Forest; Granitic soil; Sierra Montane Forest; On canyon slopes; With Pinus edulis, Quercus chrysolepis and Fraxinus anomala; rocky granitic soil; steep, north-facing gully; Growing in canyon; NNW slope; Larger tree up north-west facing slope with Ribes cereum.; Moderately wooded area.; Decomposed granite soil.; Sandy soil.; Montane forest.; Canyon.; Gentle NE-facing slope.; Sandy loam.; Forest.; Rocky soil.; Coarse sandy soil.; NA T4 Skogsmark NA T4-C-3 lågurtskog; Fjellskrent; Associated species - Pinus monophylla, Ribes velutinum, Quercus chrysolepis, Fraxinus anomala, etc.; Exposed windswept hilltop covered by Artemisia tridentata scrub, surrounded by Pinus jefftyi forest on leeward slopes. Decomposed pumice ashfall soil with occsaional quartz lattite outcrops. With Purshia tridentata, Grayia spinosa, Symphoricarpos rotundifolius, Ceanothus velutinus Tetradymia canescens, Achnatherum hymenoides, Lupinus argenteus, Chysothamnus viscidiflorus.; Found on dry slope; boreal meadow.; Associates: Pinus jeffreyi and Arctostaphylos patula, etc.; Rocky cliff-faces and outcropping granitic boulders.; Transition zone between montane coniferous forest and the twenty year post-fire successional regrowth (montane chaparral) from the Manter Fire. Slight slope facing east. Substrate decomposed granite, granitic boulders, and duff.; Wet meadow of grasses and sedges; upland transition to mixed conifer forest; open rocky areas with upland shrubs.; NW-facing slope just above wash bed. SBNF permit FS-2400-8, file code 2460-1.; Upper Sonoran- Pinons, limestone slope; Soil, decomposed granite.; Yellow Pine-White Fir Forest. Assocaited species: Holodiscus micrphyllus, Arenaria macradenia ssp, arcuifolia, Erigeron foliosus, Driogonum umbellatum, Quercus chrysolepis, Keckiella rockrockii, Penstemon labrosus, and Pinus monophylls. North facing slope.; Yellow Pine Forest. On dry deep soil on the banks of the river. Scattered in the area, some of the trees are quite large.; Rocky soil.; Mountain slope.; S-facing side of Reyes Peak, chaparral with some scattered areas of yellow pine forest. Slope ranges from steep to fairly level. Common in shaded areas.; Yellow pine forest habitat.; A fairly open forest with Pinus jeffreyi, Cercocarpus ledifolius, Penstemon rostriflorus, Ribes, Tetradymia canescens, Machaeranthera canescens, Eriogonum parishii, Gayophytum diffusum ssp. parviflorum.; Fir forest with Pinus monophylla, Ribes cereum, Ephedra viridis, Penstemon palmeri, Fraxinus anomala.; Pinyon Juniper woodland,; Scattered on steep slopes of Yellow Pine Forest.; Abies concolor forest. Steep granite slope with coarse gravel. Open habitat in Abies concolor, Quercus kelloggii forest. Slope = moderate, Aspect = northeast.; sandig mark; Blandskogsdunge; lövskogslund; NW-facing slope just above was bed; Sandy hilltop; Betad, gles blandskog.; Yellow pine forest; Dry hillside with ridge, south-east facing; Pelouse.; igenväxande grustag; Gles bladskog; grusplan skogsbryn; lövdunge; Vägslänter, skogsbryn, berg; fd tomt, kvarst; NA T Fastmarkssystemer; Blandskog.; cmentarz; Park Żeromskiego; cmentarz komunalny; ul. Buczka (obecnie ul. Sportowa); park nad jeziorem Trzesiecko; przydroże; ul. Robotnicza; ogród dendrologiczny; park zamkowy; Cultivated.; Opening on loamy slope in snow accumulation area within White fir/Douglas-fir/aspen forest with occasional Limber pine.; On quartz diorite, from tree on edge of opening, NE slope, in full sunlight in opening.; Open slope, SE 20 deg., on quartz diorite. Associated taxa: Abies concolor.; Open slopes, SE 20 deg., on quartz diorite. Abies concolor forest.; Open slope, SSE 15 deg., on quartz diorite. Associated taxa: Pseudotsuga-Abies concolor.; Forest, open slope, SE 20 deg. On quartz diorite. Associated taxa: Abies concolor.; Open slop, ESE 16 deg., on quartz diorite. Associated taxa: Abies conc.-Libocedrus.; Open slope, E 20 deg., on Granodiorite. Associated taxa: Abies nob.-Abies conc.; Dry flats, on quartz diorite, WSW 6 deg. Associated taxa: Pseudotsuga-Abies.; On quartz diorite, draw, SW 25 deg. Pseudotsuga-Chamaecyparis forest.; Sheltered slope, NW 18 deg., on quartz diorite. Associated taxa: Abies concolor-Pseudotsuga.; Open slope, ESE 16 deg., on quartz diorite. Associated taxa: Abies concolor-Libocedrus.; Open slope, W 25 deg., on quartz diorite. Associated taxa: Pseudotsuga.; Sheltered slope, N15 deg., on quartz diorite, Abies concolor forest.; Sheltered slope, SSW 18 deg., on quartz diorite. Associated taxa: Pseudotsuga.; Gräsmark; Common in area growing with A. magnifica.; (North facing slope); Pinus-Abies forest, steep east-facing Sierra escarpment; Open places in the yellow pine forest. Douglas fir and incense cedar are also plentiful. Common shrubs are Ceanothus cordulatus and Uva-ursi.; Dappled shade under aspen, white fir, [piñon] pinyon, red cedar and deciduous shrubs. Rocky, well-drained soil.; NO DISPONIBLE; Suelo rocoso; Cañada; Sierra; Kant av röjd sumpskog.; lövskog med hassel; vägkant, 1 ex kvarstående; skogklädd bergknalle; ödetomt, lövbryn; Bois.; forests; foothills; []; chaparral belt; Semishade, limestone slopes.; lower slope; hassellund; barrskogsbryn, gammal plantering; Blandskog av barr och löv på sandmark; På igenväxande ödetomt; Obebybygd tomt omgiven av trädgårdar; among pinyon pines protected by a high wall of rock; Fir Tree locality near summit of main axis; along stream; red fir-Jeffrey pine forest; gles talldunge; Trädgård med omgivn; Röjd lövskogsslänt; Ruderatmark, ödetomter; bryn; mixed conifer forest; Yellow pine forest.; Åkerholme med gles trädplantering; bergrot; sun, rocky clay soil, dry open ridges; Stream bed cut through erosional deposits from surrounding mountains.; steep narrow canyon; steep limestone slopes; Granitic substrate with decomposed, granitic humus rich soil; ENE aspect; slope 130%; Ravine surrounded by steep mountain slopes with exposures of granitic base.; On rocky metamorphic canyon. Talus Slopes.; wide canyon bottom near spring area and narrow above, dark, organic loam; dry, no surface water; Deep cut streambed adjacent to steep slopes leading to high mountain peeks.; Meadow area surrounded by steep slopes rising to nearby high mountain peaks.; sandig mark, 2 ex kvarst.; Frisk blandskogsbrant; Tomtrest, buskage; Common on an east facing roadside in full sun on stony ground with Pinus jeffreyi, Calocedrus decurrens and Pseudotsuga menziesii; Red Fir Forest; South facing slope.; Conifer stand.; Høj bøgeskov på sandjord; One small tree here; many others at high elevation; In granitic soil; Mixed confierous forest; Montane mixed conifer forest. Partially burned/cut over. Open areas with montane chaparral dominated by Quercus vacciniifolia, Arctostaphylos spp., Ceanothus spp., and other shrubs; Occasional to locally common tree; Area of montane coniferous forest and montane chaparral. Some parts burned several years previously; Occasional forest tree; Spruce-Fir-Douglas fir-Aspen forest with shrubby and herbaceous understory; Ponderosa Pine forest; Mixed confier forest; Abies-Pseudotsuga woods; Borders of arid transition and Canadian. Sun, rocky clay soil, dry open ridges; Dominant; Component of Ponderosa pine forest; Pine forest; Area of montane coniferous forest and montane chaparral. Some parts burned several years previously; Skogkant; Transitional Zone, Podzol soil dry; Canadian Zone, Podzol soil, dry; Transitional zone, podzol soil, dry; Transitional Zone, Podzol soil; Located in forest area, found with Ribes roezlii and Ribes cereum; Transitional Zone Podzol soil damp; Transitional Zone, Podzol soil, dry; Transitional Zone, Podzol soil damp; Transitional zone, Podzol soil dry; forest area found with Ribes roezlii, Ribes cereum; Skogsdunge, blandskog, kvarstående; Rocky Mts. type of coniferous forest on a shallow canyon side with rich (mainly deciduous) woody vegetation along a river bank.; incense cedar, Douglas-fir, Jeffrey pin;; on steep N-facing granitic slopes; with Fraxinus, Abies, Pinus edulis, Haplopappus, Quercus, Ribes, etc.; in White Fir Forest; with Calocedrus, Prunus emarginata and Quercus garryana breweriana; On steep slope; Evergreen conifer forest; just below crest of Mts. on N. facing granitic slopes in colony; in Pinyon-Juniper Woodland.; Chaparral; found in granite on south slope and in sun; Upper limits of Pinyon-Juniper woodland; limestone gravel soil; (abies concolor from north america.) the forest floor is dominated by mesic-submesic vegetations with the coverage of 90-100% and the height of 1-1.5m. conifers were transplanted after clearcutting; Parc; Obetad äng; sandtallskog gränsande till villaområde; NA T32 Semi-naturlig eng NA T32-C-7 sterkt kalkrik eng med mindre hevdpreg; Lövblandskog, vägslänter; OMT-kuusikko (polunvarsi); Along an irrigation ditch of South Fork of the Santa Ana River; Northwest slope; North slope; Narrow NE-running canyon with 4-wheel drive dead edn road.; Mountain hollow upper slope, east aspect; High elevation pine forest; Springy pockets and cool north slopes; Veikant, grøft. 3 ca. 3 m høye trær. Ikke planta.; 2 m høyt ungtre i skogkant (rik blandingsskog).; rik blandingsskog; Fir-spruce-pine forest; moist.; 15-20 ft. tree in lawn/yard.; ek-hasseldunge; edelløvskog; Strandkant, bergrot; NA T35 Løs sterkt endret fastmark NA T35; normal 800 elev; arboretum; unknown; lundbryn; Mixed conifer - hardwood forest.; Pine-Oak-Juniper Madrean Woodland; Top of north-facing canyon; Mixed Conifer forest.; Shaded edge of high cliff; steep rocky hillsides.; Spruce-fir; Locally common. Steep N rocky slope.; Abies - Pseudotsuga woods.; Growing in Pine forest.; Growing with pine along stream.; Wooded Ponderosa slope, steep, western aspect.; Uphill slope above the road; Pine, cork bark fir, Aspen forest.; Slopes above dry gulch at edge of open Pinus ponderosa forest with Bromus ciliatus, Ceanothus fendleri, Carex rossii, Lupinus understory. Burned area (2005 fire) with regenerating Populus tremuloides (10-20 ft tall), Bromus inermis, Poa pratensis, Cirsium wheeleri, Ribes cereum; pine-oak-juniper-madrone forest; steep slope with bedrock outcrops; Ponderosa - Douglas Fir forest.; Mountain top, pine forest.; Mixed Conifer Forest.; E-facing shaded slope, under Acer (not negundo).; Abies dominant on NE slope, w/some Populus tremuloides & Pseudotsuga menziesii; also occurs marginally w/Pinus ponderosa & Quercus gambelii on ridge & W slope.; Hillside.; Wooded slopes with blue spruce, Douglas fir, corkbark fir, white fir, ponderosa pine, limber pine; summit with rock slide and roadside below.; Vanha talonpaikka; on steep E-facing hillside; nasadzenie na cmentarzu; nasadzenie na cmentazru; Shrub Community.; Nw aspect, 35% slope, mountainside. Mixed conifer forest, with Pinus longaeva, Physocarpos alternans, Symphoricarpos, bunchgrasses, Cercocarpus intricatus, Juniperus, Boechera.; With Pinus ponderosa, P. monophylla, Cercocarpus ledifolius, Juniperus oosteosperma, Ephedra viridis, Carex rossii, Artemisia nova, Petrdoria pumila, Phlox condensata, Hymenoxys cooperi, Penstemon eatonii, Cryptantha flavoculata, and Frasera albomarginata.; In Ponderosa pine forest.; Steep mountainside. Artemisia spp. and other forbs / shrubs dominant across area.; In a mixed conifer forest.; Forested hillside near a low saddle, between peaks along an inconspicuous crest of the range. A mixed mahogany-conifer forest, with bristlecone pine and limber pine.; Forested mountaintop. Forest dominated by Pinus longaeva, with Juniperus osteosperma.; Ridgeline, south aspect, rocky ground. Open mountainside, with Artemisia, Penstemon, Lomatium, Eriogonum, and some Pinus flexilis in the surrounding area.; on granitic substrate; Strandskog bäck; With Pinus coulteri and Pinus ponderosa.; In forested area.; Ridge top, s.w.-facing slope is chaparral, n.e.-facing slope is Big Cone Spruce/Quercus woodland, ridge top previously cleared for firebreak (open).; Granitic loam.; Associated with Pinus lambertiana and Libocedrus decurrens.; Lehtipuulehto, tuore lehto; skogkant i boligområde; Meterhøyt ungtre i blandingsskog.; Lite barskogsholt omgitt av hager; frøforvillet ved nettinggjerde mot vei; veikant, frøspredt; Betad blandskogsdunge; ogród botaniczny; park leśny; buczyna; ogródek przydomowy; with Pinus monophylla, Juniperus osteosperma, J. scopulorum, Cercocarpus ledifolius, petradoria pumila, symphoricarpos oreophilus, Peraphyllum ramosissimum, and Artemisia nova.; Slope 20; E aspect; Mtn. Hollow upper slope; Igneous & quartzite Wallsburg very stony loam; Mixed brush native perennial tree green flwr ht. 8.00; Edge of open sagebrush/ grass meadow at base of slope, near mixed aspen/ conifer grove; Growing in a sagebrush flat not far from a dirt road. Junipers and pines scattered around the flat. ; Aspen-mixed conifer woodland, understory of shrubs and perennial grasses, scattered forbs at canyon rim.; Anticline of high relief sedimentary rock.; Bottom of box canyon ; Opening on loamy slope in snow accumulation area within White fir/Douglas-fir/aspen forest with occational Limber pine.; Lower slope above drainage, SE facing slope, Abies concolor-Juniperus communis community ; with Pinus flexilis, Cercocarpus ledifolius, and Symphoricarpos oreophilus; Mixed conifer and mountain brush; Large igneous protrusions; Veg. Type: W R letters topped by circumflex , 40% nw slope; sw facing slope in coniferous forest; on metamorphics; Forest, soil derived from serpentinite; semishade, limestone slopes, Upper Sonoran, in Pinyons; at edge of swamp; in woods; open places in the yellow pine forest; Small perennial stream in shade of mixed coniferous forest. Steep open granitic slabs W. With Abies magnifica, Pinus contorta, Salix spp., Arctostaphylos spp., Dodecatheon, Helenium, Sorbus.; Vegetative Type: S. Trans.; Slope: e; Yellow Pine - White Fir Forest. North facing slope.; meadow; white fir and Jeffrey Pine forest. litter degrading granite (sand); borders of arid transition and Canadian zones, sun, rocky clay soil, dry open ridges; on red soil in serpentine belt; Vegetative Type: woodland; Slope: se; mixed conifers; gravelly floor; steep mesic to dry forest.; Montane coniferous forest; in gravelly, sandy soil; Montane, predominated by ponderosa pine and Gambel oak; vegkant; I blandskog nära bebyggelse; Evergreen conifer forest serpentine; Hillside; Ponderosa pine and Incense cedar; Pinus ponderosa; Pinus ponderosa, Libocedrus decurrens, Pinus lambertiana; Rocky soil; Pine woodland; Pine/incense cedar/Douglas-fir forest; Mixed conifer forest serpentine; Meadow; Sugar pine/madrone forest; Streamside, mixed conifer forest; Mixed conifer-fir forest.; Mixed conifer-fir forest; White fir forest; Bald serpentine; Evergreen conifer forest; Serpentine; Chert; Streamside, evergreen conifer forest; Meadow and chaparral; Quercus sadleriana, Ceanothus velutinus, Picea breweriana; Mixed conifer forest; Wet meadow; Incense cedar, Douglas-fir, Jeffrey pine; Oak woodland; Greenleaf manzanita serpentine; Shasta fir forest; Growing in a dense conifer forest on a N-facing, granitic slope.; Douglas-fir/white fir forest; White pine woodland; Open mixed evergreen. Serpentine.; Mixed evergreen forest; Open rock outcrop. Serpentine.; Red fir forest; Mixed conifer- white fir forest; Serpentine-Chaparral; Fir forest; Greenleaf manzanita; Chaparral; Streamside, red fir-mountain hemlock forest; Abies concolor series; Forest understory. Associated species: Pseudotsuga menziesii, Vaccinium membranaceum, Berberis nervosa, Linnaea borealis, Chimaphila umbellata, Quercus sadleriana; White fir forest sedimentary; Great Basin phase of white pine woodland; Chaparral-White fir forest; Chaparral and greenleaf manzanita; Mixed Conifer-Fir series, Conifer forest/woodland, forest floor with thin litter.; Chaparral, greenleaf manzanita; Rocky ridge. Associated species: Arctostaphylos, Quercus vaccinifolia; Moist meadow surrounded by open conifer forest. Associated species: Carex, Solidago elongata, Veratrum californicum, Calocedrus decurrens, Abies concolor; Open rock outcrops and ledges. Associated species: Calocedrus decurrens, Arctostaphylos nevadensis, Carex; unburned drainage; Near spring.; North aspects.; Bottom of box canyon.; Streamside, mixed conifer forest-chaparral; Granite; Evergreen Forest; riparian fir/pine forest blending into semi-arid open sandy pinon pine woods.; Tallskog, lövsnår; lawn, probably planted; Planted in yard of a house; Kvarstående, ödetomt? el liknande; kvarst.; Dry, sandy, soil; along gulch and slopes; dominant species: ponderosa and Chrysothamnus.; Riparian with P. engelmannii and A. concolor on north slope and P. ponderosa and Q. gambellii on S slope.; Coniferous forest with large boulders; Slopes and drainages of mature coniferous forest with aspen.; Flats above the river.; W exposure, sandy; Gravelly, steep W exposure; Mountain slope; Moist NW exposure; WSW slope; Steep forested canyon; Narrow canyon bottom of grass/sedge cut by road.; Picea, Abies.; mountain slope; Shaded rocky slopes and seeps; Rocky ridgeline under open conifer forest; kratt på skrotemark; mange ungplanter, gamle plantete trær i nærområdet; Skogholt, edelløvskog. 2 ungbusker; Godt naturalisert i blandingsskog på kalk; krattskog; 1,5 høy busk i krattskog mellom Ekebergbanen og gangvei, trolig frøspredt. Ikke sett plantet i området; Ett, meterhøyt ungtre, i tørr edelløvskog (restareal i bebyggelsen).; 1/2 m høy ungbusk i edelløvskog, sikkert frøforvillet; Stream bottom.; Associates: Pinus jeffreyi, Arctostaphylos patula, Ceanothus velutinus, Artemisia tridentata, etc.; Forest, east slope.; Adjacent Pinus jeffreyi - Abies concolor forest; Conifers, oaks vegetation type.; Loamy soil, North-facing exposure, Mixed conifer forest, Associates: Calacedrus decurrens, Pinus ponderosa, Pinus lambertiana; N-facing slope. Generally shady area under Pinus jeffreyi with some open spaces.; steep, rocky, granitic SW slope in association with Pinus spp., Cercocarpus ledifolius, Calocedrus decurrens, Chrysothamnus nauseosus, Eriodictyon trichocalyx, Eriogonum spp., Penstemon spp., Yucca whipplei, Ceanothus spp., Quercus chrysolepis, Ribes spp., Abies concolor, Arctostaphylos patula; Valley floor.; white fir-pinyon-juniper forest.; Rocky slopes with Oenothera, Erigeron, Oxalis, Philadelphus.; Rocky east slope in sun. Transition zone.; Montane coniferous forest with Cercocarpus ledifolius, Bromus tectorum, Eriogonum wrightii, Holodiscus, Chrysothamnus, Arctostaphylos, etc.; Mixed coniferous forest with: Pinus jeffreyi, Abies concolor, Pinus contorta var. murrayana, Ceanothus cordulatus, Arctostaphylos patula, Eriogonum wrightii var. subscaposum, Holodiscus, and Phacelia curvipes.; North aspect, ravine.; NA T4 Skogsmark; Fuktigt Skogsbryn, 1 Ex, Inpl. ?; Growing near Creek; Shaded gorge above limestone cliffs.; Transition Zone; Among rocks on ridge, unburned area of large recent burn; steep, S facing slope of clay loam soil in openings; ancient pinyon-juniper woodlands with Caulanthus crassicaulis glaber, Packera multilobata; Conifer Forest.; Santa Fe Formation; Sandstone bedrock; Bosque de Pinus-Quercus; along gravelly, disturbed roadside in full sun with Populus tremuloides and Ribes spp. surrounded by mixed conifer forest; aspen grove on steep slope; North slope with Douglas fir and spruce; Shady side of canyon wall; Transition, Yellow Pine; Spruce/pine/douglas-fir; Riparian; Narrow canyon riparian; Douglas-fir and aspen forest; Mixture of open meadows, mixed conifer forest and Quercus gambelii patches.; Lower aspen thicket on NE slope; Ponderosa pine forest; in singleleaf pinyon forest; Amphitheater; Growing along dry wash; N-facing carbonate rock; Wooded Ponderosa slope; steep, W aspect; skogsbryn, kvarst.; Liten grönyta vid tomt; Southeast facing slope, Basalt boulders. Rocky loose soil; in a pinyon/juniper woodland. Open stands; Riparian area; montane conifer stringer.; emergent in pinyon -mountain-mahogany woodland; northeast aspect; north aspect, in ravine; steep slope, north aspect many emergents in Cercocarpus ledifolius, Pinus monophylla woodland; Mixed forest.; N-facing slope in canyon.; Moist rocky soil.; NE-facing slope.; Altered andesite.; Growing at edge of meadow.; Meadow.; Mountainside,; Yellow pine zone.; Forming in pure groves on N. slopes; One of the dominant trees. Yellow Pine-Fir-Pinyon; Associated with Pinus jeffreyi and pinyon; Exposed hillside; humus soil; open forest.; On NE-facing slope .; Altered andesite.; North-facing slope.; Altered [andesite] rock.; North exposed slope by Berry Creek. Open forest.; West exposed hillside, granitic soil. Open bristlecone pine forest.; West exposed slope, humus soil. Pinyon-juniper.; Limestone rock formation; NW-facing slope.; Altered andesite, steep N.E. facing slope; Just above stream; Fir/ Ponderosa pine stringer along creek surrounded by Pinyon-juniper woodland.; in montane mixed conifer forest.; A few trees of the species emergent from pygmy woodland; In wash. In a pinyon woodland.; E aspect; fir/limber pine subalpine woods; near upper fir limit; Along creek; E aspect; fir/limber pine subalpine forest; Pinus ponderosa and Pinus monophylla; Pinyon-juniper-Cercocarpus woodland with Prunus virginana; along stream; on a steep slope N/NW aspect; in a pinyon-juniper woodland.; Pinus ponderosa-Abies concolor forest alliance.; Heavy loam Moist slopes N exposure; summit and slopes; Abies forest island in mountain brush; in pinyon/juniper woodland; Subalpine forest; in a mixed conifer forest; NW-facing slope; limestone rock formation present.; In ponderosa pine forest.; Slopes; In ravine.; along creek; SW aspect; Rocky site above fir forest; In canyon bottom.; forest patch in swale; in pinyon - juniper woodland; NE slope; fir/limber pine/aspen patch; Pinyon-juniper woodland.; Limestone cliffs, north aspect; Along creek; pinyon-juniper-Cercocarpus woodland.; near upper limit of Abies, above fir forest in exposed area; Pinyon-dominated pinyon-juniper woodland, near a few Pinus flexilis and Abies concolor; North aspect, bottom of slope; Base of limestone cliff.; On large terrace above stream, among gray limestone rocks, in riparian forest; On an extremely steep mountain sideslope; in limestone scree and talus.; Pinyon-juniper-white fir association.; Upper limit fir forest.; Clearings in Juniperus, Cercocarpus forest; Earthy soil; Creek bottom; Nivation hollow, NW aspect; pinyon-juniper woodland. Gentle slopes above creek; east aspect; Dry sandy bank.; Just above creek; common on north aspect in Jeffrey pine forest. Gallery forest surrounded by Jeffrey pine forest.; SE aspect, Washoe pine in forest; E aspect; Dry sandy soil.; Stream bank.; White fir patch.; N slope; pinyon-juniper association.; NE aspect, Upper limit fir, forest island.; montane forest; N aspect.; streamside gallery forest; On meadow border near aspen; mixed conifer forest.; mixed conifer forest.; Jeffery pine forest; Western ridge; Within a pinyon-juniper woodland.; Granitic soil; S-facing slope.; Limestone rock formation; NW-facing slope; Moist valley of creek.; Bigcone spruce woodland of Pseudotsuga macrocarpa, Quercus chrysolepis, Calocedrus decurrens, Ceanothus oliganthus, Pteridium aquilinum var. pubescens, etc. Granitic substrate with decomposed, granitic, humus rich soil; Aspect ENE; slope 130%.; on N-facing granitic slopes.; Volcanic rock.; Calocedrus decurrens, Pinus jeffreyi, Pinus coulteri, Pinus lambertiana, Artemisa tridentata, Erysimum capitatum.; A small spring.; Pinyon-white fir forest.; Ridgetop with disturbed Pinyon Woodland, with scattered shrubs such as Fremontodendron californicum, Quercus john-tuckeri, Cercocarpus betuloides, Ceanothus greggii vestitus, Chrysothamnus nauseosus, etc.; Growing on a mountain slope about Scott Camp Creek.; Amid mountain chaparral vegetation of white fir forest. Dry, decomposed granite; SE facing slopes. Associates: Calocedrus, Corylus cornuta californica, Rhamnus purshiana, Garrya fremontii.; Mountain peak, montane coniferous forest.; Open meadow in forest of Pinus ponderosa, P. contorta, and Populus tremuloides.; Growing on steep N-facing limestone slopes.; Pine-fir climax. Northeast slope. Rocky soil.; Collected in a meadow.; Upland dry Jeffrey pine/Abies concolor forest. Dominant species in this park.; Forest and open meadow, fine grained soil, dominant species include aspen, oak and ponderosa. Elev. 8700-8776 ft.; Riparian, aspen-oak-Abies.; 8500-9500 ft.; Scattered on slope. 2730-2600 msm.; Peat-like soil, dominant species: Douglas fir, ponderosa, and aspen. Elev. 9125-9300 ft.; Populus tremuloides with scattered Pinus contorta and spruce-fir forest.; Aspen-fir-spruce forest; Dry woods and roadside prairie.; 6-7000 ft. alt.; steep, west-facing slope above canyon within pinyon-juniper woodland;; Along stream and adjacent slopes; sandy soil. Elev. 8,300-9,720 ft.; With Abies magnifica, Pinus jeffreyi.; Yellow Pine Forest. Tree ca. 15 ft tall. Associates: Phoradendron juniperinum var. libocedri, Arcethobium campylopodum, Pinus lambertiana.; Yellow Pine Forest. Branch is from a tree 5 feet tall, seeds and bark are from a tree 180 feet tall, growing on dry deep soil on the river banks.; Sandy granite soil.; Tree ca. 12m. Tall, narrow crown; needles erect on branches, bluish-green.; Red Fir Forest. Stems, cones, and bark from a large tree, on dry bare gravelly soil, on the north side of a very small branch of [river]. Common.; Mixed Conif. F. Associates: Abies magnifica, Abies concolor, Penstemon personatus, Pyrola picta.; With incense cedar, Douglas-fir, and Jeffrey pine.; Yellow Pine-White Fir Forest. Associated species: Holodiscus microphyllus, Arenaria macradenia ssp. arcuifolia, Erigeron foliosus, Eriogonum umbellatum, Quercus chrysolepis, Keckiella rockrothii, Penstemon labrosus, and Pinus monophylla. North facing slope.; Yellow Pine Forest. Tree 40 m. tall and found in sun and loam.; Open eastside pine forest (Ponderosa pine, white fir; Arctostaphylos patula, Ceanothus velutinus, Purshia tridentata, Artemisia tridentata, Ribes cereum, Ceanothus prostratus); much ground disturbance from past logging; soil powdery, rocky, volcanic. Trees 30-40 m tall (i.e. fairly young); branch tips collected from lower part of tree; seeds and cone scales from the ground.; Mendocino National Forest. Soil a dry sand. Tree 50 ft tall.; Growing along the shore of Mohogany Lake. In flat, rocky basalt.; 1/8 mi ne of Red Fir Forest. With Abies magnifica var. magnifica, Tsuga mertensiana, Picea breweriana; Montane. S slope. 3' tall.; Small tree ca. 15 ft tall. Associates: Trillium albidum, Nemophila spatulata, Pinus lambertiana, Sanicula bipinnata, Heteromeles arbutifolia.; Tree ca. 30 ft tall. Abundant on both sides of the road. Associates: Pinus ponderosa.; In mixed, evergreen forest; on granitic soil.; BOSQUE DE PINOS; LADERAS EMPINADAS Y ROCOSAS CON PINUS JEFFREYI; Bosque de pinos, Pinus jeffreyi y Abies concolor; Bosque de pinos con Abies concolor; ENTRE ROCAS EN EL MARGEN DE LA PRADERA.; Bosque de pinos, con Pinus Jeffreyi y Abies concolor; Ridge top, s.w.-facing slope is chaparral, n.e.-facing slope is Big Cone Spruce/Quercus woodland, ridge top previously cleared for firebreak (open). Granitic loam.; Very steep boulder slopes and cliff faces. A highly localized population of 30 individuals growing on a very steep rugged rocky/boulder slope at base of cliffs and rock spires. Very shady (and cold) north facing slope where only the very tops of the tallest trees appear to get sunlight during midday.; Silty moist areas around spring derived from pumice alluvium in open Pinus jeffryi / Populus tremuloides woodland. Xeric uplands with Artemesia tridentata, Purshia tridentata, Linanthus nuttalii, Cercocarpus. Mesic areas around stream w/ Betula occidentalis, Rosa woodsii, Equisetum, Smilacina stellata, Pinus contorta.; Open Yellow Pine Forest.; Narrow NE-running canyon with 4WD dead end road. Coarse pumice alluvium soil. Pinus contorta woodland with Pinus jeffryi forested slopes W. With Atremisia tridentata, Putshia tridentata, Ribes.; Steep slopes.; Bouler piles/cliff faces. A few dozen localized trees on very steep north facing slopes and cliff faces ranging in size from 40 to 80 feet tall. Four of these trees where climbed to obtain cones for a seed collection housed at RSABG.; Steep openly forested.; rocky sandy slope among granite rocks and gravel; Growing on mountain slope near top of Lookout Peak.; Semi-xerophytic slope; Steep rocky west-facing talus slope, east side San Antonio Canyon ca. 500 feet elevation up slope.; in the upper tallus slopes just below and N of the peak with Pinus ponderosa, P. flexilis, Purshia tridentata, Garrya, etc.; high altitude forest; in rocky places; Rocky west bank of river, 50 feet from river; open exposure; narrow canyon.; Over E edge of slope.; Moist shallow draw with S exposure.; Fuktäng; blandskog med kvarstående buskar och träd; skogsbeväxt ödetomt; under en grov ek; Metsä; Mown lawns on slightly undulating old dunes. Lawn grasses - scattered planted trees; Open east-facing slope.; hagemark; lövskogsbrant; nasadzenia w Arboretum; skwer Niedźwiadków; Oak and Ponderosa Pine woodland to large rock outcrops with Pinyon pine and Yucca baccata.; Collected on mountain terrain, next to a mountain stream.; Meadows and open forest of Englemann Spruce and Colorado Blue Spruce.; Canyon bottom of mixed conifers.; Mixed coniferous forest.; Mesic banks along south prong of Haydn Creek.; Mixed conifer/aspen canyon slopes.; Oak and pines.; Mixed forest of Douglas fir, oaks, and Alligator juniper.; High meadow surrounding a stream.; Beitemark; steep slope along Green Hill Road, W of corner with Stump Hall Road; steep wooded slope along road; Collecting in a small side canyon behind cabin. A few scattered trees in canyon.; Borders of arid transition and canadian life zones. Sun, rocky clay soil, dry open ridges. Abies magnifica apparently absent in this region!; Pinus ponderosa, Calocedrus deccurens, Abies concolor forest.; Locally common tree; associated with Ipomopsis aggregata bridgesii, Comandra pallida, and Carex multicaulis.; In open, coniferous forest along creek. Associates: Juniperus occidentalis, Pinus monticola, P. murrayana, Abies concolor, A. magnifica, etc.; Subalpine coniferous forest.; Open forest on a southwest-facing slope, in rocky loam over basalt (Trojan-Inville-Patio families association, 0 to 35 percent slopes; Trojan= Fine-loamy, isotic, frigid Ultic Argixerolls; Inville = Loamy-skeletal, isotic, frigid Ultic Haploxeralfs; Patio = Loamy-skeletal, mixed, superactive, frigid Ultic Haploxerolls). With Arctostaphylos patula, Calocedrus decurrens, Ceanothus velutinus, and Pinus ponderosa.; Disturbed area beside highway; Overstory dominated by Pinus jeffreyi and Abies concolor. Asspcaoted species: Chrysolepis semprivirens, Chrysothamnus parryi, Erigeron breweri, and Keckiella rothrockii; Cut bank of road in partial sun.; Quercus chrysolepis forest. Quercus chrysolepis/Abies concolor forest. Growing above an outcrop with loose granitic soil. Co-dominant tree. Slope = steep, Aspect = northwest.; Rocky northerly slope in open forest.; in ravines; in canyon, along Cimarron River; with Douglas fir and white fir; cypresskog, kvarst. flera ex; Planté; South-facing slope.; North facing drainage; rocky silty to silty sand soils; Ponderosa pine with Bigtooth maple, Gambel oak, Wood's rose, Big sagebrush and Blue grass plant community.; East slope.; Ponderosa pine woodland with sandstone outcrops.; North slope.; End of road; riparian.; Ponderosa pine forest.; Igneous rocky soil.; Northeast slope.; Forested slopes with understory.; canyon bottom; Ponderosa dominated forest, scattered grasslands, moderately disturbed area.; Burn scar on rocky ridge overtaken by Pteridium and Robinia with Pinus and Abies saplings. Notable disturbance and early succession features.; Collected along the roadside.; East facing steep colluvial slope.; West slope.; Pine, fir complex with aspens.; Coniferous forest, grassy slopes, and disturbed roadside.; Field, south exposure.; Roadside.; Dry, fine-grained soil.; Populus angustifolia / Poa pratensis Semi-natural l Forest; Northwest facing steep colluvial slope.; Grassy slopes, wooded hills, rock outcrops. Dominants in woodland: Pinus ponderosa, P. strobiformis, Pseudotsuga meuziesii, Picea pungens, Juniperus communis, and J. scopulorum.; Open woods.; Along stream.; Volcanic soil.; Canyon bottom and riparian.; south-facing slope; Dry east-facing slope; Roadside and coniferous forest.; North-south facing canyon.; Southeast slope.; Riparian valley bottom.; Oak and ponderosa pine woodland to large rock outcrops.; Slopes and woods.; Very rocky.; moist canyon bottom.; sandy loam; open areas; Jeffrey pine forest; Mixed conifer forest.; steep, N-facing limestone slope; silty loam; NW-facing slope; part shade; mixed conifer forest; S-facing side of Reyes Peak, chaparral with some scattered areas of yellow pine forest. Slope ranges from steep to fairly level.; small draw on N slope; ridge at head of cyn; yellow pine-white fir forest; N facing slope; Pines; sun/semi-shade exposure; boggy meadow.; silty loam; N-facing slope; part shade; yellow pine forest; Yellow pine forest.; Sandy, loamy.; yellow pine forest; sun; rock E slope; S-facing slope; Coniferous forest; mtn slope; open site; gentle N-facing slope; dense forest; Conifer Forest.; semishade; limestone slopes; Shady north-facing canyon.; Pine-oak woodland; steep north facing slope.; yellow pine; granitic soil; silty loam; W-facing slope; part shade; mixed conifer woodland; gravelly loam; steep N-facing limestone slopes; Transition between chaparral, non-native grasslands; ridgeline flat to east-facing steep slopes.; I lövskogsdunge; Hage; Forming a beautiful forest on the slopes of Mt. Sanhedrin, growing on chert as often as on softer soils.; Dry slope.; Forested north slope.; Pinus-Abies forest, steep east-facing escarpment; Borders of Arid Transition & Canadian: sun, roacky clay soil, dry open ridges.; Tree starts appearing at this elevation & moves upward.; Volcanic talus slope on W-dipping slope in opining in Abies lasicarpa-Pseudotsuga menziesii forest.; Wooded slopes and stream bottom.; In a shallow, sloping drainage, n aspect. Growing in a forest where Pinus monophylla, Juniperus osteosperma are common, with Pseudotsuga menziesii var. glauca on n aspects.; On steep mountain sideslope and limestone outcrop. With Pinus pondersoa, Acer glabrum, Arceuthobium abietinum and Sambucus mexicana.; Wet areas along small stream in seeps within aspen/conifer forest.; Mountaintop, with steep cliffs dropping directly to the west. Steep, rocky terrain. Open bristlecone pine forest.; Steep mountainside; rocky ground. Forest community, dominated by Abies concolor, with occasional Pinus longaeva.; At the edge of a small, discontinuous band of cliffs, with a gently undulating plateau like area to the south. Mixed conifer forest community, with Pinus longaeva, Pinus edulis and Pseudotsuga menziesii.; Logging road and forest. With grassland on top.; Ponderosa Pine forest. Occasional large tree.; Growing on a sloped ledge with cliffs above and below. Limestone. Conifer woodland, with bristlecone pine, limber pine, single-leaf pinyon and mahogany.; Steep, north facing slopes among rugged cliffs. With Pinus monophylla, Pinus longaeva, Juniperus scopulorum, Juniperus osteosperma, Cercocarpus intricatus, Ribes, and Ephedra.; Flat area along a mountain ridge, with forested slopes dropping off to the north. Mixed conifer forest community - bristlecone pine common, with limber pine, pinyon pine, Rocky Mt. juniper, Doug fir, white fir, and mahogany.; Steep, rocky granitic SW slope.; Soil: brown, sandy, dry; creekside; Conifer forest; Along roadside mixed with other trees and shrubs; Sagebrush and Scrub Oak; Riverbottoms and hillsides.; open pine-oak forest; N. slope; Steep Mountainside, mixed conifer-hardwood forest; Douglas fir-Fir forest, N. facing slope; With Pinus jeffreyi and Pinus lambertiana; Forest, east slope; skog/park; Bosque de pino; Bosque de Pinus jeffreyi; Bosque mezclado con P. lambertiana, P. ponderosa y P. jeffreyi; Sierra de San Pedro Mártir; Mezclado en bosque de Pinus jeffreyi; Bosque de coniferas, límite con la vegetación árida, área cercana al observatorio UNAM; Exp. Oeste. Suelo pedregoso; Ved foderplads i nåleskov mod markvej; Udkant af nåletræplantning mod asfaltvej; Decomposed granite. Ceanothus, Arctostaphylos nevadensis, Pinus contorta, P. mon.; Moist soil. Thuja, mosses, ferns.; Artemisia, Cercocarpus, Amelanchier, Ribes velutinum.; Mixed coniferous forest; Ponderosa forest.; Ponderosa pine forest.; Open spruce - fir - aspen forest.; Along gravelly, disturbed roadside in full sun with Populus tremuloides and Ribes spp., surrounded by mixed conifer forest; Oak-pine.; Note: (Fir - 3 stenocoris linearis); Steep red Navajo sandstone cliffs, well-shaded most of day. Community of Acer negundo & Acer grandidentatum.; Pine forest.; Riparian with conifers.; Coniferous forest edge of meadow.; Wet Canyon.; small, perennial stream in mostly Juniper-oak forest witih scattered pinon pine; In petran montane conifer forest.; Forest.; Picea - Abies - Pseudotsuga with open grassy slope.; Hudsonian zone, spruce-fir association; Ponderosa zone.; Chaparral.; With Populus and Abies at summit and Ponderosa pine at lower elevations.; Ponderosa pine forest, high mountain along a stream.; Riparian.; within 20' of creek bed; Near a spring.; Pine-Fir Forest; Sandy soil, clumps of trees among rocks between cultivated fields; With Pines & Pseudotsuga.; Ponderosa Pine forest. N-facing slope w/large granite boulders & Aspen, Fir, Snowberry, Holodiscus.; Fish Camp; Cultivada como ornamental; On slope south of road; Finkbine ravine; Exposed windswept hilltop covered by Artemisia tridentata scrub, surrounded by Pinus jefftyi forest on leeward slopes. Decomposed pumice ashfall soil with occsaional quartz lattite outcrops. With Purshia tridentata, Grayia spinosa, Symphoricarpos rotundifolius, Ceanothus velutinus Tetradymia canescens, Achnatherum hymenoides, Lupinus argenteus, Chysothamnus viscidiflorus.; Decomposed pumice ashfall soil with occasional quartz lattite outcrops; springy pockets and cool N-facing slopes; 3 store trær i utkant av hagen; Stort tre i utkant av hage/plen mot nabo i vest; montane coniferous woodland; Sandy slopes.; Forest, open slope, N 32 deg. On quartz diorite. Associated taxa: Chamaecyparis-Abies concolor.; Near the bottom of a small ravine, gravely soil.; Transition zone forest, base of mountain above and in isolated tongues of forest in the chaparral; dry rock n face of mountain; Vegetative Type: Lp-W^; Slope: w; Silty moist areas around spring derived from pumice alluvium in open Pinus jeffryi / Populus tremuloides woodland. Xeric uplands; with Artemesia tridentata, Purshia tridentata, Linanthus nuttalii, Cercocarpus. Mesic areas around stream w/ Betula occidentalis, Rosa woodsii, Equisetum, Smilacina stellata, Pinus contorta.; n slopes; Type: Y. D. forest; Soil: loam; Abies concolor forest. Steep granite slope with coarse gravel. Open habitat in Abies concolor, Quercus kelloggii forest. Slope = moderate. Aspect = northeast; on many n slopes; Vegetative Type: J; Slope: s; mountain top; seepage stream, sw of peak; at mountain summit; rocky ridges and peaks; rocky e slope in sun; Transition; Quercus chrysolepis forest. Quercus chrysolopis/Abies concolor forest. Growing above an outcrop with loose granitic soil. Co-dominante tree. Slope= steep. Aspect = northwest; dry slope of boreal meadow; Red Fir Forest. Stems, cones, and bark from a large tree, on dry bare gravelly soil, on the north side of a very small branch of [river]; on s slope; on talus at foot of escarpment, snow banks and shade; Vegetative Type: stream; Slope: n 5%; near stream; Precipitous east slope above creek. Open exposure in narrow canyon; Skogholt ved strand; Within 20 ft. of creek bed.; Assoc. w/ Pinus jeffreyi, Calocedrus decurrens, Salvia pachyphylla, Symphoricarpos parishii, Quercus chrysolepis, etc.; Assoc. w/ Quercus kelloggii, Q. chrysolepis, Calocedrus decurrens, Pinus coulteri, etc.; Rocky Mountain Subalpine Forest; volcanic ash. North slope.; Steep (30°) northern exposure with Pinus lambertiana, P. jeffreyi, Abies concolor.; Mountain peak, montane coniferous forest, dominants incl. Eriogonum wrightii ssp. subscaposum, Pinus lambertiana, Ericameria, Holodiscus discolor var. microphyllus, Lupinus elata, Hulsea heterochroma, and Cercocarpus ledifolius.; Assoc. w/ Pinus coulteri, P. lambertiana, P. jeffreyi, Quercus chrysolepis, etc.; Assoc. w/ Pseudotsuga macrocarpa, Quercus kelloggii, Q. chrysolepis, Calocedrus decurrens, Ceanothus integerrimus, Pinus coulteri, etc.; Associated with Quercus gambelii, Pinus ponderosa, Pseudotsuga menziesii.; Relatively flat area with shallow depression; freshwater marsh and willow grove. Fine-grained, dark gray soil.; Assoc. w/ Pinus lambertiana, P. coulteri, Quercus chrysolepis, Rhododendron occidentale, etc.; Assoc. w/ Quercus kelloggii, Q chrysolepis, Calocedrus decurrens, Pinus coulteri, Ceanothus ntegerrimus, etc.; Dense forest of Abies concolor, Pseudotsuga menziesii.; Associated with Pinus ponderosa, Quercus gambelii.; Riparian zone with conifers.; Steep granitic slopes and low hills with boulder outcrops. Coniferous forest of Pinus jeffreyi, Abies concolor, Pinus lambertiana, Populus tremuloides with an understory of Symphoricarpos parishii, Rhamnus californica, Arctostaphylos patula, Ceanothus cordulatus, etc.; Oak woodland with Quercus chrysolepis and Garrya, 75% canopy closure; silty and rocky soil on 70% slope. Woodland stand M16.; Hillside sloping to the lake margin; coarse and fine-grained, light brown soil, rocks and small boulders. Yellow Pine Forest, with Pinus jeffreyi, P. lambertiana, Pseudotsuga macrocarpus, Packera ionophylla, Heuchera caespitosa, Abies concolor, Frangula californica, Boechera sparsiflora.; Boulder piles/cliff faces with Abies concolor, Pinusmonophylla, Juniperus osteosperma, Ephedra, Rhus trilobata, Ribes velutinum, Artemisia tridentata, Holodiscus mocrophyllus, Eriogonum umbellatum juniporinum, etc.; Assoc. w/ Pinus jeffreyi, Calocedrus decurrens Eriogonum wrightii, Symphoricarpos parishii, Chrysothamnus nauseosus, etc.; S-facing slope w/ Pinus jeffreyi, Arctostaphylos patula, etc.; Associated with Abies concolor mixed with Quercus gambelii, Pinus ponderosa, Acer glabrum, Pseudotsuga menziesii, etc.; Coniferous forest.; Yellow pine/white fir forest. North-facing slope with Holodiscus microphyllus, Quercus chrysolepis, Pinus monophylla, Keckiella rothrockii, Penstemon labrosus, Eriogonum umbellatum, etc.; Head of canyon with four small branches; transition zone outside Station Fire burn of 2009; dominants include Abies con., Pinus lam., Ribes ne., Veratrum ca., Dodecatheon re., Drymocallis cu., Penstemon ro., with Epilobium gl., Platanthera di., Sisyrinchium id., Cystopteris f., etc.; Steep granite faces with swales and crevices accumulating deep humus from stands of Abies (Red Fir) and Chrysolepis (bush chinquapin). Assoc. with Quercus chrysolepis, Pinus lambertiana, Abies concolor, Ceanothus cordulatus, Holodiscus discolor microphyllus, Salix scouleriana, etc.; Dense forest of Abis concolor & Pinus lambertiana.; Forest of Pinus and Abies concolor. Transition zone.; Yellowpine forest.; Abies concolor dominant, with a few Pinus ponderosa, Pseudotsuga menziesii, Quercus gambelii, and a white pine (P. flexilis?).; Associated with Pinus jeffreyi, Artostaphylos patula, A. pringlei, A. peninsularis, Salvia pachyphylla, etc.; Mixed coniferous forest with Pinus jeffreyi, Abies concolor, Pinus contorta var. murrayana, Ceanothus cordulatus, Arctostaphylos patula, Eriogonum wrightii var. subscaposum, Holodiscus, Phacelia curvipes.; Ridgetop, numerous rocky outcrops, yellow pine forest, significant damage from 2002 Curve Fire, dominants include Pinus jeffreyi, Abies concolor, Eriogonum wrightii subscaposum, E. davidsonii, Lupinus elatus, Penstemon grinnellii, Hulsea heterochroma, and Acanthoscyphus parishii.; Assoc. with Pinus jeffreyi and Abies concolor.; Assoc. w/ Abies concolor, Pinus jeffreyi, Arctostaphylos patula, Ceanothus velutinus, Artemisia tridentata, etc.; Arctostaphylos patula & Ceanothus cordulatus w/ scattered trees of Abies concolor, Pinus jefreyi, Juniperus occidentalis, etc.; Brush, rocky, sunny W slope.; Associated with Pinus jeffreyi.; White fir forest with Pinus longaeva, Pinus monophylla and Juniperus osteosperma.; Rocky metamorphic canyon in a very open Jeffrey pine and white fir forest, talus slopes.; Shaded gulch on east slope, deep humus soil, with intermittent stream; w/ Abies concolor, Pinus jeffreyi, Populus tremuloides, Prunus virginiana.; “Red Fir” (Pinus jeffreyi/ Abies concolor) forest community.; Assoc. with Juniperus occidentalis & Pinus jeffreyi.; Assoc. w/ Abies concolor, Pinus jeffreyi, Calocedrus decurrens, Ceanothus cordulatus, etc.; N aspect near a stream; ecotone between montane forest & subalpine woodland; highest Abies here.; Associated with Pinus ponderosa, Quercus gambelii, and a few Pseudotsuga menziesii, Populus tremuloides.; Associated with limber pine.; Pinus jeffreyi forest, with Abies concolor, Arctostaphylos pringlei drupacea, Heterotheca martirensis, Euphorbia palmeri, Lupins excubitus austromontanus, Carex subfusca, Poa orcuttiana, etc.; Fir forest.; Subalpine coniferous forest with Eriogonum umbellatum var. minus, Oreonana vestita, Holodiscus microphyllus, Elymus elymoides, etc.; Northwest-facing slope just above wash bed.; Ridge top, granitic loam; chparral on southwest-facing slope, Big Cone Spruce/Oak woodland on northeast-facing slope; ridge top previously cleared for firebreak. Assoc. with Ceanothus integerrimus, C. leucodermis, Eriogonum fasciculatum foliolosum Acmispon argophyllus, Brous tectorum, Hosackia crassifolia.; Steep rocky slide with Abies concolor, Holodiscus microphylla.; Montane coniferous forest with Pinus lambertiana and Abies concolor.; Abies dominant of NE slope, with some Populus tremuloides, Pseudotsuga menziesii; also occurs marginally with Pinus ponderosa and Quercus gambelii on ridge and west slope.; Associated with Pinus jeffreyi, P. murrayana, P. lambertiana, Arctostaphylos patula, etc.; Associated species include Quercus chrysolepis, Pinus edulis, Holodiscus microphyllus var. microphyllus, and Heuchera rubescens var. apicola. Soils are derived from granitic colluvium and have sandy loam texture.; Yellow pine forest of Pinus ponderosa, P. coulteri, P. lambertiana, Abies concolor, Quercus kelloggii, etc. on granitic slopes with boulders and bedrock outcrops, decomposed granite soil. Drainages with Ribes nevadense, Potentilla glandulosa, Salix, Carex, Juncus, etc.; The base of a N-facing limestone cliff w/ Pinus monophylla, Amelanchier utahensis, Garrya flavescens & Fraxinus anomala.; Pine/oak/chaparral; soil sandy/gravelly decomposed granite. Assoc. with Pinus, Quercus, Fraxinus, Acer macrophyllum, etc.; Montane coniferous forest and riparian, with Abies concolor.; Mountain ridge, granitic gneissic metamorphic rock, pockets of humus and sandy soil. Coniferous forest dominated by Abies concolor, Quercus spp., Pinus jeffreyi, P. lambertiana, Arctostaphylos patula, Cercocarpus ledifolius.; Associated with Pinus jeffreyi, Abies magnifica, Arctostaphylos patula, etc.; Associated with Pinus ponderosa, Pseudotsuga menziesii, Quercus gambelii and an occasional juniper (J. scopulorum?).; Overstory dominated by Pinus jeffreyi and Abies concolor. Assoc. with Chrysolepis sempervirens, Chrysothamnus parryi, Erigeron breweri, and Keckiella rothrockii.; N boundary of Curve Fire burn of 2002, 40-90% of conifers fire-killed; flat area in montane coniferous forest, dominants incl. Pinus jeffreyi, P. contorta, Abies concolor, Castilleja miniata, Ribes nevadensis, Veratrum californicum, Dodecatheon redolens, Collinsia torreyi, Boechera repanda, Trifolium monanthum, Drymocallis cuneifolia, etc.; Big cone spruce woodland of Pseudotsuga macrocarpa, Quercus chrysolepis, Calocedrus decurrens, Ceanothus oliganthus, Pteridium aquilinum pubescens, etc. Granitic substrate w/ decomposed, granitic, humus rich soil. Aspect ENE; slope 130%.; Forest of Pinus and Abies concolor.; Associated with Pinus jeffreyi, P. lambertiana, Arctostaphylos patula, etc.; Associated with Pinus jeffreyi, Salvia pachyphylla, Pinus murrayana, Eriogonum saxatile, Lupinus excubitus, Quercus chrysolepis, Linanthus melingii, etc.; cultivated by Fred W. Bothman.; dry woods.; South east facing slope, basalt boulders; rocky, loose soil; trees, Pinus contorta, Pinus monticola, Abies concolor, Arctostaphylos groundcover.; open aspen-Douglas fir-white fir forest near ridgetop; Mountain forest; on a dry slope, Yellow Pine Forest; Forest Floor Thin Litter; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Seep; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Ridge Top; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Granite Diorite; Soil Texture: Boulders; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Edge; Herb Cover: 6 - 10%; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Alluvial; Substrate: Igneous and Metaigneous; Soil Texture: Silty Clay Loam; Soil Type: NANNY FAMILY MODERATELY DEEP-WOODSEYE FAMILY-BINS FAMILY DEEP ASSOCIATION; Hardwood Forest/Woodland; Mainly Deciduous Forest; Woodland; Herb Cover: 11 - 25%; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Shale; Soil Texture: Clay Loam; Soil Type: NANNY FAMILY MODERATELY DEEP-WOODSEYE FAMILY-BINS FAMILY DEEP ASSOCIATION; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Woodland; Herb Cover: 6 - 10%; Slope Position: Lower Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Clay Loam; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Floor Thin Litter; Herb Cover: 6 - 10%; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Cinder Cones; Substrate: Pyroclastics; Soil Texture: Shot; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Open Meadow High Water Table; Herb Cover: 76 - 100%; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Gravel; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Woodland; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Forest Floor Thin Litter; Slope Position: Lower Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Substrate: Limestone/Dolomite/Marble;; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Boulders; Ridge Top; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Pyroclastics; Soil Texture: Gravel; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Slope Position: Lower Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Slope Position: Lower Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Basalt; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Ridge Top; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Serpentine; Soil Texture: Cobbles; Ridge Top; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; Slope Position: Lower Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Basic Intrusives; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Talus; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Granite Diorite; Soil Texture: Boulders; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Basic Intrusives; Soil Texture: Slit Loam; Seep; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Basic Intrusives; Soil Texture: Slit Loam; Alpine Meadow; Slope Position: Lower Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Alluvial; Substrate: Igneous and Metaigneous; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Pyroclastics; Soil Texture: Gravel; Herbaceous; Forb Vegetation; Rock Outcrops; Herb Cover: 26 - 50%; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Igneous and Metaigneous; Soil Texture: Boulders; Soil Type: NANNY FAMILY MODERATELY DEEP; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Edge; Herb Cover: 51 - 75%; Slope Position: Alluvial or Bottomlands; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Serpentine; Soil Texture: Loamy; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Edge; Herb Cover: 6 - 10%; Slope Position: Lower Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Serpentine; Soil Texture: Cobbles; Ridge Top; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Basalt; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; Rock Outcrops; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Granite Diorite; Soil Texture: Gravel; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Gravel; Slope Position: Lower Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Gravel; Alpine Meadow; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Basalt; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; Chaparral; Mainly Deciduous Woodland; Woodland; Herb Cover: 26 - 50%; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Shale; Soil Texture: Gravel; Soil Type: DOTY-HECKER FAMILIES ASSOCIATION DEEP; Chaparral; Mainly Evergreen Scrub; Ridge Top; Herb Cover: 26 - 50%; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Sandstone; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Soil Type: DEADWOOD-SKYMOR FAMILIES ASSOCIATION; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Floor Thin Litter; Herb Cover: 51 - 75%; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Loamy; Soil Type: DOTY-HECKER FAMILIES ASSOCIATION DEEP; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Floor Thin Litter; Herb Cover: 0 - 5%; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Igneous and Metaigneous; Soil Texture: Gravel; Soil Type: NANNY FAMILY MODERATELY DEEP-WOODSEYE FAMILY-BINS FAMILY DEEP ASSOCIATION; Slope Position: Lower Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Alluvial; Substrate: Pyroclastics; Soil Texture: Loamy Sand; Seep; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Limestone/Dolomite/Marble; Soil Texture: Gravel; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Ultramafic Intrusives; Soil Texture: Shot; Woodland; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Igneous and Metaigneous; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Granite Diorite; Soil Texture: Boulders; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Limestone/Dolomite/Marble; Soil Texture: Gravel; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Lake Bottom; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Serpentine; Soil Texture: Shot; Woodland; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Granite Diorite; Soil Texture: Loamy Sand; Ridge Top; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Granite Diorite; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; Cliff or Bluff Side; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Igneous and Metaigneous; Soil Texture: Boulders; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Bog; Herb Cover: 76 - 100%; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Slit Loam; Soil Type: NANNY FAMILY MODERATELY DEEP-WOODSEYE FAMILY-BINS FAMILY DEEP ASSOCIATION; Forest Floor Thin Litter; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Seep; Slope Position: Alluvial or Bottomlands; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Granite Diorite; Soil Texture: Cobbles; Slope Position: Alluvial or Bottomlands; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Granite Diorite; Soil Texture: Cobbles; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Woodland; Stream Side; Herb Cover: 51 - 75%; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Serpentine; Soil Texture: Clay Loam; Soil Type: SERPENTINE AND PERIDOTITE. EAST SIDE OF KLAMATH MOUNTAINS. ON MODERATELY STEEP SIDESLOPES; Woodland; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Pyroclastics; Soil Texture: Cobbles; Woodland; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Pyroclastics; Soil Texture: Shot; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Gravel; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Basalt; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; Valley Floor; Slope Position: Alluvial or Bottomlands; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Alluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Cobbles; Flat Plateau; Slope Position: Upland Flats; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sandstone; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Alpine Meadow; Slope Position: Lower Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Alluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Ridge Top; Slope Position: Upland Flats; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Basic Intrusives; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Ridge Top; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Basalt; Soil Texture: Boulders; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Granite Diorite; Soil Texture: Boulders; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Woodland; Herb Cover: 11 - 25%; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Gravel; Soil Type: DEADWOOD FAMILY-EVERETT FAMILY DEEP EXTREMELY GRAVELLY-ROCK OUTCROP ASSOCIATION; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Ridge Top; Herb Cover: 11 - 25%; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Ultramafic Intrusives; Soil Texture: Gravel; Dwarf Scrub (Alpine); Mainly Evergreen Dwarf Scrub; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Herb Cover: 0 - 5%; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Sand; Forest Floor Thin Litter; Slope Position: Lower Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Undifferentiated; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Floor Thin Litter; Herb Cover: 0 - 5%; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Serpentine; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Soil Type: HUNGRY FAMILY DEEP; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Edge; Herb Cover: 26 - 50%; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Substrate: Granite Diorite;; Chaparral; Mainly Evergreen Scrub; Rock Outcrops; Herb Cover: 11 - 25%; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Granite Diorite; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Soil Type: ROCK OTUCROP DIORITIC; Seep; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Pyroclastics; Soil Texture: Silty Clay Loam; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Basic Intrusives; Soil Texture: Gravel; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Stream Side; Herb Cover: 11 - 25%; Slope Position: Lower Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Metavolcanic Rocks; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Opening; Herb Cover: 76 - 100%; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Silty Clay Loam; Soil Type: MELBOURNE-HOLLAND FAMILIES ASSOCIATION DEEP; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Pyroclastics; Soil Texture: Silty Clay Loam; Stream Side; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Alluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Shot; Seep; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Alluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Shot; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Floor Thin Litter; Herb Cover: 0 - 5%; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Silty Clay Loam; Soil Type: EVERETT FAMILY MODERATELY DEEP; Ridge Top; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Basic Intrusives; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Slope Position: Lower Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Basalt; Soil Texture: Gravel; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Alluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Shot; Herbaceous; Forb Vegetation; Open Meadow High Water Table; Herb Cover: 76 - 100%; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Alluvial; Substrate: Serpentine; Soil Texture: Shot; Soil Type: DEADWOOD-SKYMOR FAMILIES ASSOCIATION; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Edge; Herb Cover: 11 - 25%; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Slit Loam; Soil Type: NANNY FAMILY MODERATELY DEEP-WOODSEYE FAMILY-BINS FAMILY DEEP ASSOCIATION; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Floor Thick Litter; Herb Cover: 0 - 5%; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Slit Loam; Soil Type: HECKER FAMILY DEEP; Hardwood Forest/Woodland; Mainly Deciduous Woodland; Forest Floor Thin Litter; Herb Cover: 51 - 75%; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Slit Loam; Soil Type: MELBOURNE-HOLLAND FAMILIES ASSOCIATION DEEP; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Floor Thick Litter; Herb Cover: 0 - 5%; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Pyroclastics; Soil Texture: Shot; Slope Position: Upland Flats; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Shot; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Meadow Low Water Table; Herb Cover: 26 - 50%; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Soil Type: DEADWOOD-SKYMOR FAMILIES ASSOCIATION; Woodland; Slope Position: Alluvial or Bottomlands; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Alluvial; Substrate: Basic Intrusives; Soil Texture: Gravel; Slope Position: Upper Third; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Opening; Herb Cover: 11 - 25%; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Clay Loam; Soil Type: ALBA-RACE FAMILIES ASSOCIATION DEEP; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Woodland; Herb Cover: 6 - 10%; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Clay Loam; Herbaceous; Forb Vegetation; Open Meadow Low Water Table; Herb Cover: 76 - 100%; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; Soil Type: MELBOURNE-HOLLAND FAMILIES ASSOCIATION DEEP; Chaparral; Mainly Evergreen Scrub; Rocky Hillside; Herb Cover: 51 - 75%; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Granite Diorite; Soil Texture: Boulders; Soil Type: ROCK OUTCROP-LITHIC XERORTHENTS COMPLEX METAIGNEOUS; Woodland; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Shot; Slope Position: Alluvial or Bottomlands; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Basic Intrusives; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Ridge Top; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Soil Texture: Loamy Sand; Stream Side; Slope Position: Lower Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Alluvial; Substrate: Igneous and Metaigneous; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; Stream Side; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Granite Diorite; Soil Texture: Boulders; Ridge Top; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Serpentine; Soil Texture: Cobbles; Slope Position: Alluvial or Bottomlands; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Alluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Floor Thick Litter; Herb Cover: 0 - 5%; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Slit Loam; Soil Type: HECKER FAMILY DEEP; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Edge; Herb Cover: 51 - 75%; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Clay Loam; Soil Type: HECKER FAMILY DEEP; Seep; Slope Position: Alluvial or Bottomlands; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Alluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Ridge Top; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Basic Intrusives; Soil Texture: Cobbles; Seep; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Granite Diorite; Soil Texture: Boulders; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Serpentine; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Hardwood Forest/Woodland; Mainly Deciduous Woodland; Woodland; Herb Cover: 26 - 50%; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Shale; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Soil Type: DOTY-HECKER FAMILIES ASSOCIATION DEEP; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Granite Diorite; Soil Texture: Boulders; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Woodland; Openings in Brush; Herb Cover: 51 - 75%; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Alluvial; Substrate: Serpentine; Soil Texture: Shot; Soil Type: HUGO FAMILY MODERATELY DEEP-MAYMEN FAMILY COMPLEX; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Woodland; Herb Cover: 11 - 25%; Slope Position: Lower Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Clay Loam; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Floor Thick Litter; Herb Cover: 0 - 5%; Slope Position: Lower Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Basalt; Soil Texture: Slit Loam; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Burned Area; Herb Cover: 26 - 50%; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Cinder Cones; Substrate: Pyroclastics; Soil Texture: Loamy Sand; Chaparral; Mainly Evergreen Scrub; Chaparral or Brush; Herb Cover: 51 - 75%; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sandstone; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Soil Type: MELBOURNE-HOLLAND FAMILIES ASSOCIATION DEEP; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Creek Bed; Herb Cover: 76 - 100%; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Alluvial; Soil Texture: Loamy; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Rock Outcrops; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Logged Area; Herb Cover: 0 - 5%; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Clay; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Floor Thin Litter; Herb Cover: 6 - 10%; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Granite Diorite; Soil Texture: Clay Loam; Soil Type: WAPAL FAMILY MODERATELY DEEP-DEADMAN FAMILY; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Floor Thin Litter; Herb Cover: 6 - 10%; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Granite Diorite; Soil Texture: Clay Loam; Soil Type: CHAIX FAMILY MODERATELY DEEP-HOLLAND FAMILY DEEP DIORITIC ASSOCIATION; Chaparral; Mainly Evergreen Scrub; Rock Outcrops; Herb Cover: 26 - 50%; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Sandstone; Soil Texture: Gravel; Soil Type: DEADWOOD-SKYMOR FAMILIES ASSOCIATION; Ridge Top; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Basic Intrusives; Soil Texture: Shot; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Woodland; Ridge Top; Herb Cover: 6 - 10%; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Serpentine; Soil Texture: Gravel; Soil Type: NANNY FAMILY MODERATELY DEEP-WOODSEYE FAMILY-BINS FAMILY DEEP ASSOCIATION; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Floor Thin Litter; Herb Cover: 6 - 10%; Slope Position: Benches; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Cinder Cones; Substrate: Pyroclastics; Soil Texture: Cobbles; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Basic Intrusives; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; Seep; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Basic Intrusives; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Boulders; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Floor Thick Litter; Herb Cover: 0 - 5%; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sandstone; Soil Texture: Clay Loam; Soil Type: MELBOURNE-HOLLAND FAMILIES ASSOCIATION DEEP; Forb Vegetation; Forest Opening; Herb Cover: 11 - 25%; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Cinder Cones; Substrate: Pyroclastics; Soil Texture: Shot; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Serpentine; Soil Texture: Slit Loam; Seep; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Serpentine; Soil Texture: Slit Loam; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Ultramafic Intrusives; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Woodland; Herb Cover: 76 - 100%; Slope Position: Lower Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Serpentine; Soil Texture: Cobbles; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Floor Thick Litter; Herb Cover: 0 - 5%; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Slit Loam; Soil Type: ALBA-RACE FAMILIES ASSOCIATION DEEP; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Igneous and Metaigneous; Soil Texture: Cobbles; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Basalt; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Chaparral; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Meadow Low Water Table; Herb Cover: 51 - 75%; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Metavolcanic Rocks; Soil Texture: Loamy; Slope Position: Lower Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sandstone; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Floor Thin Litter; Herb Cover: 6 - 10%; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Serpentine; Soil Texture: Gravel; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Forb Vegetation; Stream Side; Herb Cover: 76 - 100%; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Igneous and Metaigneous; Soil Texture: Silty Clay Loam; Soil Type: NANNY FAMILY MODERATELY DEEP; Chaparral; Mainly Evergreen Scrub; Rock Outcrops; Herb Cover: 0 - 5%; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Igneous and Metaigneous; Soil Texture: Boulders; Soil Type: NANNY FAMILY MODERATELY DEEP; Chaparral; Mainly Evergreen Scrub; Chaparral or Brush; Herb Cover: 6 - 10%; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Serpentine; Soil Texture: Cobbles; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Stream Side; Herb Cover: 6 - 10%; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Slit Loam; Soil Type: DEADWOOD-SKYMOR FAMILIES ASSOCIATION; Chaparral; Mainly Evergreen Dwarf Scrub; Rocky Hillside; Herb Cover: 6 - 10%; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Shale; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Soil Type: ROCK OUTCROP-LITHIC XERORTHENTS COMPLEX METAIGNEOUS; Stream Side; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Basalt; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; Stream Side; Slope Position: Alluvial or Bottomlands; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Alluvial; Substrate: Granite Diorite; Soil Texture: Boulders; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Rock Outcrops; Herb Cover: 6 - 10%; Slope Position: Upland Flats; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Igneous and Metaigneous;; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Slope Position: Lower Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Boulders; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Meadow High Water Table; Herb Cover: 26 - 50%; Slope Position: Alluvial or Bottomlands; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Granite Diorite; Soil Texture: Loamy Sand; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Ultramafic Intrusives; Soil Texture: Sandy Clay Loam; Road Cut; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Limestone/Dolomite/Marble; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; Chaparral; Mainly Evergreen Scrub; Chaparral or Brush; Herb Cover: 6 - 10%; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Granite Diorite; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Soil Type: ROCK OUTCROP DIORITIC-WAPAL FAMILY MODERATELY DEEP ASSOCIATION; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Floor Thick Litter; Herb Cover: 0 - 5%; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Slit Loam; Soil Type: MELBOURNE-HOLLAND FAMILIES ASSOCIATION DEEP; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Woodland; Openings in Brush; Herb Cover: 11 - 25%; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Serpentine; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; Soil Type: ORLEANS FAMILY-WEITCHPEC FAMILY MODERATELY DEEP-GRONDO FAMILY COMPLEX; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Sandstone; Soil Texture: Gravel; Slope Position: Benches; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Alluvial; Substrate: Pyroclastics; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; Seep; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; Ridge Top; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Pyroclastics; Soil Texture: Boulders; Woodland; Woodland; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Serpentine; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Woodland; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Shot; Slope Position: Lower Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Soil Texture: Clay Loam; Alpine Meadow; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Shot; Seep; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Sandstone; Soil Texture: Gravel; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Seep; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Gravel; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Serpentine; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Woodland; Herb Cover: 11 - 25%; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Rhyolite/Andisite; Soil Texture: Boulders; Chaparral; Mainly Evergreen Scrub; Rocky Hillside; Herb Cover: 6 - 10%; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Shale; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Soil Type: ROCK OTUCROP DIORITIC; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Floor Thick Litter; Herb Cover: 11 - 25%; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Igneous and Metaigneous; Soil Texture: Gravel; Soil Type: NANNY FAMILY MODERATELY DEEP; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Shrot Grassland; Open Meadow Low Water Table; Herb Cover: 76 - 100%; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Igneous and Metaigneous; Soil Texture: Gravel; Soil Type: HUGO FAMILY MODERATELY DEEP; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Basic Intrusives; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Floor Thick Litter; Herb Cover: 0 - 5%; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Slit Loam; Soil Type: MELBOURNE-HOLLAND FAMILIES ASSOCIATION DEEP; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Rocky Hillside; Herb Cover: 11 - 25%; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Serpentine; Soil Texture: Cobbles; Woodland; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Granite Diorite; Soil Texture: Loamy Sand; Ridge Top; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Granite Diorite; Soil Texture: Loamy Sand; Stream Side; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; Slope Position: Lower Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Rock Outcrops; Substrate: Igneous and Metaigneous;; Lake or Pond Side; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; Chaparral; Mainly Evergreen Scrub; Grassland; Herb Cover: 76 - 100%; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Alluvial; Substrate: Igneous and Metaigneous; Soil Texture: Gravel; Soil Type: NANNY FAMILY DEEP DIORITIC-JUMPE FAMILY DEEP STONY ASSOCIATION; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sandstone; Soil Texture: Slit Loam; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Gravel; Ridge Top; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Silty Clay; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Stream Side; Herb Cover: 11 - 25%; Slope Position: Lower Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Glacial; Substrate: Granite Diorite; Soil Texture: Slit Loam; Ridge Top; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Granite Diorite; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Ridge Top; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Rocky Hillside; Herb Cover: 6 - 10%; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Ultramafic Intrusives; Soil Texture: Loamy; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Basic Intrusives; Soil Texture: Clay Loam; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Floor Thin Litter; Herb Cover: 6 - 10%; Slope Position: Lower Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Basic Intrusives; Soil Texture: Cobbles; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Woodland; Herb Cover: 51 - 75%; Slope Position: Alluvial or Bottomlands; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Alluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Loamy Sand; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Woodland; Herb Cover: 0 - 5%; Slope Position: Lower Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Clay; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; Canyon; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; Ridge Top; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Pyroclastics; Soil Texture: Cobbles; Ridge Top; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Granite Diorite; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; Slope Position: Alluvial or Bottomlands; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Alluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; Ridge Top; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Basalt; Soil Texture: Shot; Hummock; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Basic Intrusives; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Woodland; Woodland; Herb Cover: 26 - 50%; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Shale; Soil Texture: Gravel; Soil Type: ROCK OUTCROP-LITHIC XERORTHENTS COMPLEX METAIGNEOUS; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Basalt;; Chaparral; Mainly Evergreen Scrub; Openings in Brush; Herb Cover: 11 - 25%; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Serpentine; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Soil Type: DEADWOOD FAMILY-EVERETT FAMILY DEEP EXTREMELY GRAVELLY-ROCK OUTCROP ASSOCIATION; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Floor Thick Litter; Herb Cover: 6 - 10%; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Shale; Soil Texture: Clay Loam; Soil Type: WAPAL FAMILY MODERATELY DEEP-DEADMAN FAMILY; Woodland; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Gravel; Ridge Top; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Basic Intrusives; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Meadow High Water Table; Herb Cover: 26 - 50%; Slope Position: Upland Flats; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Loamy Sand; Cliff or Bluff Side; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sandstone; Soil Texture: Boulders; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Rocky Hillside; Herb Cover: 0 - 5%; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Serpentine; Soil Texture: Gravel; Slope Position: Upland Flats; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Alluvial; Substrate: Granite Diorite; Soil Texture: Loamy Sand; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Logged Area; Herb Cover: 0 - 5%; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Clay Loam; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Opening; Herb Cover: 11 - 25%; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Loamy; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Soil Texture: Gravel; Ridge Top; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Pyroclastics; Soil Texture: Gravel; Stream Side; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Alluvial; Substrate: Pyroclastics; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Open Meadow Low Water Table; Herb Cover: 51 - 75%; Slope Position: Lower Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Granite Diorite; Soil Texture: Clay Loam; Soil Type: ROCK OTUCROP DIORITIC; Disturbed Areas; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Basic Intrusives; Soil Texture: Gravel; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Ultramafic Intrusives; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Stream Side; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Serpentine; Soil Texture: Gravel; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Stream Side; Herb Cover: 11 - 25%; Slope Position: Lower Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Alluvial; Substrate: Granite Diorite; Soil Texture: Slit Loam; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Floor Thin Litter; Herb Cover: 26 - 50%; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Metavolcanic Rocks; Soil Texture: Cobbles; Seep; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Ultramafic Intrusives; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Opening; Herb Cover: 51 - 75%; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Slit Loam; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Ridge Top; Herb Cover: 6 - 10%; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Schist; Soil Texture: Gravel; Soil Type: ALBA-RACE FAMILIES ASSOCIATION DEEP; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Floor Thin Litter; Herb Cover: 11 - 25%; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Ultramafic Intrusives; Soil Texture: Gravel; Chaparral; Mainly Evergreen Dwarf Scrub; Ridge Top; Herb Cover: 11 - 25%; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Soil Type: ROCK OUTCROP-LITHIC XERORTHENTS COMPLEX METAIGNEOUS; Chaparral; Mainly Evergreen Scrub; Chaparral or Brush; Herb Cover: 26 - 50%; Slope Position: Lower Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Granite Diorite; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; Soil Type: ROCK OTUCROP DIORITIC; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Stream Side; Herb Cover: 76 - 100%; Slope Position: Lower Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Alluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Loamy Sand; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Opening; Herb Cover: 0 - 5%; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Alluvial; Substrate: Schist;; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Silty Clay Loam; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Gravel; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Rock Outcrops; Herb Cover: 26 - 50%; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Metavolcanic Rocks;; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Floor Thin Litter; Herb Cover: 0 - 5%; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Igneous and Metaigneous; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; Soil Type: ROCK OUTCROP-LITHIC XERORTHENTS COMPLEX METAIGNEOUS; Seep; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Gravel; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Forb Vegetation; Rock Outcrops; Herb Cover: 11 - 25%; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Igneous and Metaigneous; Soil Texture: Boulders; Soil Type: HUGO FAMILY MODERATELY DEEP; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Stream Side; Herb Cover: 0 - 5%; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Granite Diorite; Soil Texture: Boulders; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Forb Vegetation; Bog; Herb Cover: 76 - 100%; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Silty Clay Loam; Soil Type: MELBOURNE-HOLLAND FAMILIES ASSOCIATION DEEP; Stream Side; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Alluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Gravel; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Limestone/Dolomite/Marble; Soil Texture: Gravel; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Gravel; Seep; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Silty Clay Loam; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Slope Position: Lower Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Basic Intrusives; Soil Texture: Gravel; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Stream Side; Herb Cover: 76 - 100%; Aspect: South; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sandstone; Soil Texture: Clay Loam; Soil Type: MELBOURNE-HOLLAND FAMILIES ASSOCIATION DEEP; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Forest Opening; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Residual; Herbaceous; Extremely Xerophytic; Rock Outcrops; Herb Cover: 11 - 25%; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Shale; Soil Texture: Gravel; Soil Type: ROCK OUTCROP-LITHIC XERORTHENTS COMPLEX METAIGNEOUS; Slope Position: Lower Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Granite Diorite; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Basic Intrusives; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Non-desert Gully/Wash; Herb Cover: 76 - 100%; Slope Position: Lower Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Landslide; Substrate: Serpentine; Soil Texture: Loamy Sand; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Rock Outcrops; Herb Cover: 6 - 10%; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; Soil Type: NANNY FAMILY MODERATELY DEEP-WOODSEYE FAMILY-BINS FAMILY DEEP ASSOCIATION; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Residual; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Stream Side; Slope Position: Lower Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Seep; Slope Position: Lower Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Alluvial; Substrate: Pyroclastics; Soil Texture: Loamy Sand; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Woodland; Woodland; Herb Cover: 51 - 75%; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Clay Loam; Soil Type: MELBOURNE-GROUT FAMILIES ASSOCIATION DEEP; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; Stream Side; Herb Cover: 26 - 50%; Aspect: South; Slope Position: Lower Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Metavolcanic Rocks; Soil Texture: Gravel; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Basic Intrusives; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; Ridge Top; Slope Position: Ridge Top; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Residual; Substrate: Pyroclastics; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; N facing slope; Canyon bottom; Subalpine zone, W-facing slope; Steep, open east-facing slope; skrotemark; Oekologi: Kunstig skråning ned mot vei.; Skrotemark; Oekologi: Skrotemarkspreget område langs nedlagt jernbanestrekning (skinnene fjernet en gang før 1969).; Mixed conifer, gambel oak. Pachic Argiustolls, loamy-skeletal mixed frigid. Slope 75%.; North slope.; Granite sandy loam.; Jeffery Pine - Libocedrus-Manzanita. Arroyo on mountain side. Steep rocky hillsides.; Sub-alpine forest with spruce, fir, aspen, pines; near the cabin.; Alpine woodland; Near alcove, sandy banks above creek, Navajo sandstone; Upper tallus slope just below and N of peak.; Pinus sp.; Pinus flexilis, Pinus longaeva, Juniperus scopulorum; Pinus longaeva, P. flexilis, P. monophylla; Ribes, Amelanchier; Scattered with Pinyon and Juniper along foot trail to Mt. Charleston Summit.; Populus tremuloides, Pinus flexilis, Pseudotsuga; evergreenForest; slope aspect: 45; slope gradient: 9.15; soil type order: Entisols; evergreenForest; slope aspect: 276; slope gradient: 19.29; soil type order: Entisols; evergreenForest; slope aspect: 327; slope gradient: 5.65; soil type order: Entisols; evergreenForest; slope aspect: 1.1; slope gradient: 1.43; soil type order: Entisols; evergreenForest; slope aspect: 315; slope gradient: 5.65; soil type order: Entisols; puisto; among white fir-Douglas fir-Ponderosa pine forest; Growing in areas of boulders; mixed conifer, north-facing slope; liten skog nära bebyggelse; granskog; kvarst i vägkant nära gård; lövdunge, kvarstående; Hällmark.; hygge efter barr, liten planta; Gammal träda; Skräpgräsmark; vägkant, solitärt stort träd; Tomter med uthus vid å; f.d. plantskola, kvarstående; bryn mot talldunge; Skogsmark, inträgd bland granar; Gammal tomtmark, kvarst.; NA\", \n\"on rock slopes on Rhododendron hillside with occasional small-leaved bamboos; Growing in logged Pinus, Picea, Abies forest, NE slope, in rich clay soil, stony, humus layer thick, on grazed land - open and exposed and probably dry in summer.; Growing in conifer forest.; Conifer-deciduous forest with mostly conifers at the elevation. Growing in forest.; Bamboo thicket with scattered Abies, Larix, and Betula. Growing on steep slope above trail.; Conifer forest disturbed by clearing, dominated by Abies, Laris and Fargesia. Growing on mountain slope.; Forest; In conifer forest; forms highest forest, beginning where Tsuga leaves off, at first mixed with Larix (rather rare) and Juniperus with tree Rhododendrons; Valley floor with Abies forest and mixed deciduous forest on slopes; Mixed woodlandhigh pasture; Vegetation: Abies sp., Rhododendron sp., Piptanthus, Berberis, Primula.; Wetland vegetation dominated by Ericaceae, Bamboo, Juncus, Cyperaceae and grasses. Growing in thicket.; Vegetation: Wetland; Aspect: S; Geomorphology: granite; Conifer forest disturbed by clearing, dominated by Abies delavayi, Picea, and Fargesia. Growing in forest.; Vegetation: Coniferous forest; Aspect: N; Geomorphology: granite; Alpine heath with rock outcrops; Thicket disturbed by clearing, dominated by Fargesia, Rhododendron and Gaultheria. Growing in thicket.; Vegetation: Thicket; Aspect: E; Geomorphology: marble; In mixed forests; Narrow ridge and steep slopes with bamboo/ Rhododendron thickets alternating with pockets of Abies/ Rhododendron forest; on forested ridge with bamboo, Rhododendron spp., Tsuga chinensis; below summit ridge; Thicket disturbed by clearing, dominated by Fargesia, Rhododendron and Gaultheria. Growing in thicket.; Conifer forest disturbed by clearing, dominated by Abies delavayi, Picea, and Fargesia. Growing in forest.; Secondary subtropical evergreen forest disturbed by agriculture. Growing along roadside.; Primary everygreen broad-leaved forest. Growing on the roadside.; On rock slopes on Rhododendron hillside with occasional small-leaved bamboos. The firest conifer solitary, increasing in frequency as altitude raised; Conifer forest disturbed by clearing, dominated by Abies, Laris and Fargesia. Growing on mountain slope.; Vegetation: Coniferous forest; Aspect: W; Open forest; Open sub-alpine shrubland; Vegetation: Bamboo flat near meadow.; On cliffs and stony slopes; Mixed forests; Bamboo thicket with scattered Abies, Larix, and Betula. Growing in bamboo thicket.; Rhododendron heath with bamboo thickets; Coniferous forest with Abie., Lari., Pice., Tsug.. Growing in loam on steep slope in forest. Common.; Midst Abies and small-leafed bamboo on opne hillsides. Fragmentary specimen of summit plants; With Abies, Larix, Picea, and Tsuga. Growing on a steep slope in forest.; Bamboo flat near meadow.; dominant in open woodland on steep slope; Forming isolated clumps, not forests and also seen as isolated specimens in mixed forest; Abies forest; Secondary subtropical evergreen forest disturbed by agriculture. Growing along roadside.; Vegetation: Subtropical evergreen broadleaf forest; Aspect: NW; Geomorphology: shale; Mixed forest; In conifer and mixed forests; Open rocky gully in degraded sub-montane Abies-Tsuga-Lauraceae-Fagaceae forest; Forming islolated clumps not forests and also seen as isolated specimens in mixed forests; Wetland vegetation with slight clearing disturbance. Growing on wetland beach in thicket.; Vegetation: Meadow; Aspect: S; Geomorphology: granite; In mixed forest; Hills. In mixed forest\", \n\"Cultivated; Forming very extensive pure forest with understory of Rhododendro., Betula etc; Abie./Rhododendro./Bamboo forest; Rhododendron scrub; forming forests with Rhododendron undergrowth on the sheltered slope of the mountain; In Abies forest; Abie..Pice..Tsuga forest; Valley floor and sides, forming forest\", \"Rich mixed Pinus and Abies cloud forest vegetation in steep, humid ravine. Soil: moist sandy loam pH=5.0; Ravine with Pinus-Abies-Quercus forest on the sides and Garrya-Cornus-Alnus forest on the bottom along the stream.; Pine forests in steep rocky mountains, abundant and dominant in deep moist ravine.; Bosque de encino; On north facing slope; NO DISPONIBLE; Cañada.; Cañada y cerca de riachuelos.; Laderas de pendiente ligeramente pronunciada.; In cool canyon, con Vitis, Quercus sideroxyla, Fraxinus, Pseudotsuga menziesii, Pinus cf. ponderosa, Pinus leiophylla; In rocky soil. Near edge, where it falls abruptly off to south from peak; the area has been badly cut-over in the last decade and has not begun to really recover.; BOSQUE MIXTO DE CONIFERAS, SUELO OSCURO, SOMERO Y PEDREGOSO, OBSERVANDOSE AFLORAMIENTOS ROCOSOS MASIVOS, PENDIENTES HASTA DE 20 GRADOS; Temperate fir-pine-Douglas fir association; Fir-pine-juniper community in a narrow valley; In the cayon at the base of the falls near the falls in a cypress-fir-maple glade; Forest with Pinus duranguensis and P. strobiformis; Se encontró mezclado con P. duranguensis y P. ayacahuite; BOSQUE DE PINOS; Zona húmeda Exp. SO, terreno inclinado rocoso, suelo arcillo-limoso; Exp. N, terreno inclinado con escasa roca, predominancia, predomina Alamillo, P. ayacahuite, P. arizo; In Pine-Oak forest with Cupressus; Bosque mixto en cañada, con elementos de Abies, Pinus, Tilia, Pseudotsuga, Acer, ArbutusQuercus; Bosque de pino-encinos; pine-fir forest; BOSQUE MIXTO DE CONIFERAS CON PRESENCIA DE PINUS, ALNUS, PSEUDOTSUGA, CUPRESSUS, QUERCUS, LADERA DE PENDIENTE LIGERAMENTE PRONUNCIADA, SUELO PROFUNDO, OSCURO Y CON GRAN CANTIDAD DE MATERIA ORGANICA; PRESENCIA DE PINUS, QUERCUS, ABIES Y AGAVE PARRYI, SUELO SOMERO, PEDREGOSO, PENDIENTES HASTA DE 50 GRADOS; EN CAÑADA, ASOCIADA A PSEUDOTSUGA, PICEA, QUERCUS SPP, Y ABIES; BOSQUE MIXTO DE PINO, ENCINO Y OYAMEL EN BARRANCA DE EXPOSICION N; BOSQUE CON PINUS, ABIES, QUERCUS, EN CAÑADA; Riparian; fir-alder along river.; Rich, mixed Pinus and Abies cloud forest vegetation in steep humid ravine. Soil: moist sandy loam, pH = 5.0.\", \n\"In mixed forests; growing in original mixed forest; Cultivated in Pinetum\", NA, \"In conifer forests; forests, southern slopes; &lt;5 deg slope, NE-facing, soil clay-loam, well-drained. This species was growing on top of mountain on a dry hill with heavy undergrowth; Dominant tree in subalpine area; Forming forests; in woods; In a pure stand of primary forest with Rhododendron underneath, very wet with much lichen; In a abies forest; Forming dense forests\", \"cultivated; Veikant Substratbeskrivelse:Alm; N/A; Modified forest surrounding the hilltop Gokuraku-ji temple. Native forest dominated by Abies firma and Quercus acuta, with an understorey abundant in Lauraceae shrubs with Lindera triloba particularly abundant. Cryptomeria japonica has become a significant component of this forest having seeded in from parent trees originally planted in the environs of the temple. Moisture-retentive humus rich soils.; Bois.; A mixed forest containing pinus densiflora and broad leave trees; arboretum; Parent tree planted in the front yard of an old residence with saplings growing in disturbed ares in the neighboring vicinity.; Parent tree planted in the front yard of an old residence with saplings growing in disturbed areas in the neighboring vicinity.; Momi Fir; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Soil Texture: Sand; Ridge Top; Soil Texture: Sand; NA\", \n\"Mixed conifer forest, with Abies forrestii, Juniperus recurva (locally), mostly secondary; scattered with Acer, Rhododendron, Salix, Sorbus etc.; Ablove the Hemlock zone. Not usual above 9000 ft., but occurs lower in this cold valley, with bamboo and deciduous tree.; Granskog; Barrskog; Ekblandskog bergås; barrskog; Ekskog stig; I lövskog; fuktig skog; Blandskog; Bamboo and Rhododendron thicket with scattered Larix and Abies. Growing in open forest.; Scattered Abies - Larix forest with other deciduous trees and shrubs. Growing on a stump on a steep moist slope.; Boadleaf evergreen forest mixed with conifer forest of Larix and Picea plus Acer, Rhododendron, Lauraceae etc. Growing in forest.; Wetland vegetation with slight clearing disturbance. Growing on wetland beach in thicket.; Wetland vegetation. Growing on slope.; gravel road, roadside; Abies dominated woodland; In mixed forests; Forming forests; Abies-Rhododendron forest; Bois.; Infrequent on gravelly loam in full sun on steep north-facing mountainside of young regenerating Abies with secondary shrubs, Rhododendron and Salix, grazed; Steep wooded slopes and on valley floor; [Temperata sparsior et frigidetemperata silvas formans]; Forest; Bok- ekblandskog; Degraded conifer forest; In conifer forests; Forming a forest adjacent to Rhododendron moorland.; Dry slope in degraded mixed forest; In mixed Pinus / Quercus / Abies forest.; Dominant tree in Abies woodland; In conifer and mixed forests; Low mixed open woodland and above treeline. Growing in wet meadow.; forms uppermost forest, intermittently up to about 4300m on both sides of the range but more abundant on the northwest, drier, flank on ancient moraine mounds or in strips on the flanks of the mountain; I skogskant; Wetland vegetation dominated by Ericaceae, Bamboo, Juncus, Cyperaceae and grasses. Growing in thicket.; Dominant trees Tsuga and Abies mixed with broadleaved evergreens. Growing in forest.; Abies forest and bamboo thickets. Growing in forest.; Forming forests in parts; In Abies forest; Clear felled Abies forests; West facing slopes and seepages in mixed coniferous forests. Dry slope with Pinus, Abies, Picea; Degraded Abies forest with Sorbus and Rhododendron; In woodland; Upper limit of forest with Rhododendron; Forest with some Oak & Juniper; Dry slope. West facing slopes and seepages.; In Abies forrestii var. georgei forest with large rhododendron sp. at shore of small lake; Mixed Abies/Rhododendron forest; Mixed forests; North facing slopes, forming a forest.; Forming the uppermost forest and occuring intermittently up to about 13000 ft on ancient moraine mounds or in strips on the flanks of the valley. This species is found on both sides of the range but is more abundant on the north-west (drier) flank; Abies/Rhododendron forest; Forests; In mixed and conifer forests.; NA\", \n\"Fraser fir-red spruce forest; Metamorphic rock; Fraser fir-red sprice forest.; Fraser fir seed production plantation; Cultivated garden, open, partial shade.; Tree to 3m (stunted) groing on rocky slope above the carpark.; arboretum; ogród botaniczny; Just down from Clingmans Dome on the Appalachian Trail almost pure Abies fraseri forest with Sorbus americana and Picea ruben..; Summit track very dense stunted (5m) Abies fraseri forest with Rhododendron catawbiensis and Sorbus american..; Tree to 10m forming thick forest with Picea ruben..; Tree to 15m just of the roadside pure Abies fraseri stand.; On steep slope; Low mixed hardwood swamp near large wet meadow ... growing beneath canopy gap created by blown tip-up of black ash. Fraxinus nigra, Betula papyrifera, Abies balsamea.; Subalpine forest of fir and Picea rubens. with scattered Rosa sp., Sorbus americana, Betula alleghaniensis. 15% slope; NW aspect.; Seepy, north-facing slope, open; Betula allegheniensis,Carex spp., Picea rubens, Tsuga canadensis, Clintonia borealis, Vaccinium, Ferns, Eupatorium rugosum, Sphagnum sp., Oxalis montana, Chelone lyonii, Abies fraseri, Solidago glomerata.; In a patch of remnant forest to the right of the drive towards the park office. Mixed conifer and broadleaf forest Acer rubru., Picea ruben., Tsuga canadensis and Abies balsamea var. the tree components. The ground is very boggy pH 3.5 to 5.0, herabceous plants include Carex sp., Solidago rugos., Solidago graminifolia and Aster sp.; Roadside. Full sun, primarily coniferous and broad-leaved evergreen high elevation habitat on steep northeast facing slopes.; Vegetation: Plant associates include: Picea rubens, Betula allegheniensis, Rhododendron maximum, Diervilla sessilifolia, Kalmia latifolia, Tsuga canadensis, Solidago sp., Dennstaedtia punctilobula, Rhododendron vaseyi, Houstonia purpurea, Eurybia macrophylla, Quercus rubra, Robinia pseudoacacia, Acer rubrum.; Open growing tree to 12m on bank in carpark.; High elevation coniferous forest; At edge of mountain bald.; Sandy hilltop; Spruce-Fir Community; Collected from tree 10m in pure Abies fraseri stand behind the summit carpark and shop.; Stunted tree 5m open growing with scattered Abies fraseri and Sorbus american..; On the path to Clingmans Dome,tree to 10m on regeneration Abies fraseri forest with Picea rubens and Sorbus american..; Collected from tree 10m in pure Abies fraseri stand just off Balsam Trail.\", \n\"unknown; mixed deciduous-coniferous forest; bryn vid väg mot barrskog, kraftledningsgata; förv småex i park; In a narrow canyon; In creek bottom; High, river bluff; lövskog; blandskog, kvarst; mindre lövskogsdunge; vägren, flera kvarst ex; Skogsbete, naturvårdsavtal; Parkartad arboretum; ekbacke mot järnvägen; Skogsparti; blandskog, även fröspridd; Förvildad i lövskogskant; Bryn på tomtmark; granskogsbryn, även fröplantor; Skogsbacke; stort träd i betesmark; vägkant, kvarst.; vägkant mot kärr; torr tallskog; större, ädre plantering; vägkant, kvarst; blandskog, förv; kant av tallskog; Blandskog; planterat skogsträd; lövskog, kvarst. 1 ex; Hage; Dunge; skogsdunge med buskveg. förv; Torpmiljö, hagmark; 6 kvarst. + &gt;20 fröplantor; blandskog, ca 50 förv. ex; bok- och granplantering; fuktig lövskog, flera förv. ex; äldre lövskog, kvarst + fröpl; ödetomt efter gammalt torp; Skogsmark; Skogsdunge; Förvildad i torr tallskog; Lövdominerad skog, strandskog; Hagmark; planterad + fröplantor; barrblandskog; Kyrkogård; Mindre plantering; Lövskog i nordvänd brant; fuktig barrskog; älvbrink; planterad; vägkant, plant + fröplantor; större äldre plantering; skogskant; Kvarstående gamla träd; park; skogsdunge, plant; plantering; Skogsbryn; barrskog; blandskog, frisk genomsläpplig grusjord; Öppen tallskog, elljusspår; skog; I lövskog i f.d. älvfåra; bok- granskog; starkt igenvuxen f.d. Villapark från 1880-talet; odlat skogsträd; Med inslag av sankmark, sjöstränder och hällmarker; kant av äldre plantering, fröp; I lövskogssluttning; ekdunge, parklund; blandskog, planterad; kvarst + förv; skog, odlad; bryn vid väg; ohävdad del av park; lövskog, frisk moränjord; planterad skog; skogsdunge med äldre planterade träd samt även föryngring; vägkant/skogskant; Barrskog; plantring; skräpmark, förv.; stor plantering, + fröplantor; gles blandskog, park med inslag av planterade främmande skogsträd; lövskog, liten fröplanta; I hyggeskant; plantering, kvarst + fröpl.; blandskog; Fröplanta på tidigare hygge; barrskog i nyligen röjd del av park; skogsbryn, kvarst + fröplantor; Barrblandskog ca 80-årig; stor plantering; plantering, även rikl. fröpl; skogsmark, kvarst; blandskog, förv.; granbryn, planterade + fröpl; Gammal kulturmark nära torpruin; märgelgrav, kant; lövblandskog; planterad ek-bokskog, förv; skogskant, även förv; gammal plantering; Barrskog, högt upp i sluttning; barrskogsdunge, förv; Tallskog; Randskog; Blandskog i sluttning ovanför stig; planterad träddunge; Hagmark, trädgård; vägkant, förv. fröplanta; vägkant i skog; Barrskog i sluttning; åbrink på öde fabrikstomt; ödetorp; skogsdunge, 1 kvarst träd; äldre plantering; barrskog, frösådda plantor; ädre, större plantering; grandunge med inslag av främmande barrträd; I mindre skogsplantering; skogsbryn; hedbokskog, självsådd; granskog, förv; sluttning mot Holjeån; Fd park; barrskog, gammal plantering; Hage, trädgård; Sumpig barrblandskog; skogsdunge; kvarst på ödegård; större plantering, även fröpl; avenbokskog, frisk mulljord; Barrskog med lövinslag; ädellövdunge; granplantering; hedbokskog; ädellövskog, självspridd; planterad barrträdsdunge; nasadzenia w arboretum; ex cult.; ogród, ex cult.; ödetomt, kvarst.; park, kvarst.; Vägkant; stor plantering med föryngring; planterade träd i lövskog; Lövskog; Plant. skogsparti, villaområde; bäckstrand, ca 10 småplantor; igenv. gårdspark; Vägkant i skog; barrskogsdunge; lågörtbokskog, skogsbryn; vägkant, kvarstående; lärkplantering, fröplantor; Fuktig bäckdalgång med blandsk; bryn; skogsbryn, kvarst; trädplantering, + förv frösådd; lövskog, trol förv; slope of mountain; second growth, logged area; coniferous forest; planterat bestånd; Lövdominerad skog vid stig; Gårdsmiljö; gles planterad barrskog; skogskant, kvarst + fröplanta; stigkant, sjöns NV hörn; skogsbryn, planterad; Hagmark, gammal trädgård; intill betesmark; Sluttande tallplantering; kant av kraftledningsgata; Gräsmark; gles lågstammig lövskog; trädgård, betesmark; lärkplantering; Steep hillside with moderately dry rocky soil. Lower Alpine area.; Partially logged Pseudotsuga menziesii with some Pinus ponderosa and Spiraea understory.; Open ponderosa pine and Douglas fir forest on a gentle slope near the hill bottom in clay loam soil.; On sand dunes; Sandy slopes along ocean; Managed garden.; Kvarstående i f.d. park; blandskog, 5 kvarst ex; bryn, kvarst.; planterad skogsdunge, kvarst; lövskog, kvarst.; grandunge; kalhygge; Stort träd i ek/bokskog.; Associated species: Acer macrophyllum.; Småbregneskog.; Blåbærskog.; Kvarstående i övergiven plantskola; i krattvegetasjon; Mixed conifer stand.; On rocky hillside; Hage och trädgård; planterad dung; lövskog, förv; Redwood forest-mixed evergreen forest mosaic.; Sandy loam soil.; Along river.; Coastal bluffs.; Hillside.; furuskog; Coniferous forest-- partially shaded-- dominated by PSEMEN and ARBMEN-- approx. 15m from shoreline; Wooded North slope.; Intill ett motionsspår, Övervägande barrskog med inslag av lövträd.; bok-granskog; blandskog, enstakta fröplantor; vägkant mot fuktig blandskog; bryn i mindre plantering; F.d park; skogsväg, kvarst; Douglas Fir, Western Hemlock, redwood, L. fir ravine forest. Very wet with abundant sword fern beneath. Alder abundant along stream.; fd park; Heavy Snow.; Low Land Near The River; Plantation de jardin.; Parc du Kareveld; Fir-hemlock woods.; In road.; From near sea level to near 5000 ft elevation.; North slope, transition forest.; Closed canopy with Dougl. fir, w. red cedar, Pacif. silver fir.; Soiled rocky slope- Abies grandis.; Coniferous forest: with A. lasiocarpa, P. monticola. Moist, rocky loam. Slope south 10°.; With Ponderosa pine, Douglas fir; Pine parkland with incense cedar, manzanita, P. pine.; Coulee edge, in deep moist soil.; Closed canopy Douglas fir, w. red cedar, Engelmann spruce.; Moist soil, mixed with Doug-fir and P. pine.; Western red cedar, vine maple, Douglas fir. Moist loam. Slope none.; Ponderosa, Doug. Fir, Engelman Spruce.; medelrik skogsmark; gles blandskog, park med inslag av planterade främmande skogsträd, föryngring; skogsbryn, torr grusjord; NA T4 Skogsmark NA T4-C-1 blåbærskog; cmentarz komunalny; Lasek Północny; Upland W-facing semiarid forest. Associated taxa: Douglas fir, Arctostaphylos, Madrona, ponderosa pine, oak.; Damp land.; Associated taxa: A. grandis.; Mountains and trees.; NE-facing, gentle rocky slope with a moderately dry rocky loam soil. In a clearcut forest plantation area with a young mixed stand of GF, WL DF & DD.; Creek itself has west-facing ~10° slope. Slopes along drainage walls ~45-60°.; Shallow loam soil. Associated taxa: Thuja plicata, Tsuga heterophylla, Oemleria cerasiformis.; in flood plain; Grassy hillside.; In woods along the head of Elds Inlet.; Ponderosa pine, Douglas-fir, and larch also in area.; Open lithosol-type area with eastern and southern aspects. Associated taxa: Surrounding forest of Pinus ponderosa, Abies, Picea engelmannii.; In the woods.; With Larch, Ponderosa pine, and Douglas-fir.; Abies grandis-Pseudotsuga menziesii-Pinus contorta forest on clayey soil under needle duff. Understory with Carex geyeri, Berberis, Linnaea borealis, Chimaphila, Acer glabrum, Symphoricarpos albus, Arctostaphylos, Pinus ponderosa, Drymocallis, and Salix scouleriana.; Commercial timber, riparian area. Silt loam soil.; Shady forest of grand fir with understory of water birch and Rocky Mountain maple; soil with high moss cover and organic layer.; On crest of hills. Associated taxa: Other conifers.; Deep gravelly loam soil. Associated taxa: Pseudotsuga menziesii, Alnus rubra, Gaultheria shallon.; Shallow loam soil. Associated taxa: Thuja plicata, Tsuga heterophylla, Alnus rubra, Acer macrophyllum, Trillium ovatum.; Disturbed E-facing ridge line.; East facing north slope.; Moist Doug fir-Abies forest floor.; Woods on north side.; Basalt gravel dome.; Disturbed east-facing ridge line.; In the river bottom.; Flood plain; NW-facing slope; SE bank of river.; South facing slope.; Coniferous forest on east slope of peak.; Open woods on valley floor.; In woods.; Canadian life Zone, as a mixed element on the lower slopes.; Low land near the river.; Coniferous forest.; Woods.; Mixed forest and meadow at edge of recent (1997) prescribed burn.; Some underbrush, typical forest area.; In mixed forest about 20 feet from a wheat field (that was made by clearing forest largely of Pinus ponderosa). Associated taxa: A. grandis, Pseudotsuga menziesii.; Forest of Pinus ponderosa-Pseudotsuga menziesii-Abies grandis with understory of Salix scouleriana, Linnaea borealis, Fragaria vesca and Arctostaphylos uva-ursi.; Open slopes E 25 deg. On metavolcanic rocks. Pseudotsuga-Quercus chrysolepis forest.; Dry canyon.; Along creek in canyon running E to W, forested on south side.; Moist, depressed area, on east side of ridge.; Woods at timberline.; Moist hillside, south slope.; Old road bed following creek in Pseudotsuga menziesii-Abies grandis community with Sambucus cerulea and Physocarpus malvaceus.; Dry flats, on quartz diorite, W 6 deg. Pseudotsuga forest.; Woodland.; Sandy loam, 30% slope, north exposure, second-growth forest, site 3. Associated taxa: Douglas-fir, ponderosa pine, western redcedar.; Moist woods, roadside.; Mountains, shady.; Cut-over N-facing slope, fir forest.; In forested area southwest of Fernald Laboratory. Overstory primarily of Pseudotsuga menziesii, with some Abies grandis, Juniperus, Taxus brevifolia, Arbutus menziesii. Associated taxa: Pseudotsuga menziesii, with some Abies grandis, Juniperus, Taxus brevifolia, Arbutus menziesii.; Disturbed forest along road near river access point.; Dense Pinus contorta-Abies grandis-Pseudotsuga menziesii forest with many fallen trees and ground litter. Creek flows southwest, ~20° slope. Creek is in a draw with ~40-50° slope on either side. Walking up creek difficult due to fallen timber.; Deep gravelly loam soil. Associated taxa: Pseudotsuga menziesii, Alnus rubra, Acer macrophyllum.; Meadow in opening in Pinus ponderosa-Pinus contorta-Abies grandis woodland on gently SE-sloping clay-rich soil. With Bromus carinatus, Achillea, Lupinus leucophyllus, Phleum, Thermopsis, Acmispon americanus, and Linanthus septentrionalis.; North slope with Acer glabrum and Pseudotsuga menziesii; Associated taxa: Pinus contorta, Larix occidentalis, and Pseudotsuga menziesii.; barrskogsdunge, park; in gulch; Forested area.; between rocks on far windswept headlands; större plantering; träd- och buskridå, kvarst; Hagmarker m träd, trädgård; Oostzijde: dreef, bosrand en heiderelict.; Muur.; mesophytic flats; Government Camp; []; North slope, transition forest; Skog; barrskog, kvarst; Young tree in moist sandy soil.; Gemengd bos.; Lövdunge; gles skog, frisk grusjord; bryn, kvarst, enstaka ex; Äldre planterad skog; längs väg till gård; mindre plantering; lövskog, äldre träd; mixed conifer forest; in forest with Pseduotsuga menziesii; In open canopy forest; associates include Pseudotsuga menziesii, Holodiscus discolor, Acer glabrum var. douglasii, Ribes sanguineum, R. cruentum, Rosa gymnocarpa, Quercus sadleriana, Rubus parviflorus, Paxistima myrsinites, Berberis nervosa, Symphoricarpos mollis, Achlys tryphylla, Prosartes hookeri, Vancouveria hexandra and Asarum sp.; steep, north-northwest facing slopes with shallow, rocky soils derived from the Applegate Metasediment; moist shaded Douglas fir forest, with western red cedar and dogwood; western red cedar woods with some Douglas fir, western flowering dogwood and willow; creek-side in very shady and moist Douglas fir forest with maple and many ferns; Cultivated; Lövblandskog, bäckdal, skogspark; Blandskog, gårdsmiljöer; planterad dunge; Common in full sun on a gentle west facing hillside of open mixed woodland with Thuja plicata, Alnus rubra and Pseudotsuga menziesii.; förv.; dunge, kvarst + förplantor; Mixed Evergreen Forest; On a 10 degree slope west; Tree circa 12 meters; in brushy pasture.; Moist park soil, open field.; Moist soils.; Damp soil.; Vejrabat i klitplant nær grandis-bevoksn; Kant af birkeskov mod trampet sti; Stikant i bøgeplantning; Granbryn mod grusvej; Egebryn mod asfaltvej; Nålebryn ved markvej nær gård; Brink ved mosegrav; Løvskov nær gammel granplantage; Granplantage; Ædelgranskov på sandbund; Side af sti i granskov; I ædelcypresskov mod skovvej; Brakmark og ruderat mod ahornbevoksning; Krat langs bane; I ahornskov langs skovvej; Ældre platning nær bryn af gammel skov; Skov af bøg, ask og ædelgran; Skov af kæmpegran; Buskads på naturgrund; Poppelskov; Bøgeskov med gamle nåletræer nær huse; Ædelgranplantning; Birkeskov; Høj granskov; Bøgebryn mod landevej gennem skov; Lysning efter stormfald i granskov; Bøge/elmelund ved ådal i hedeområde; Skov på god bund; Nåleplant ud til grusvej; Bøgeskov; Lille bøgeskov mod sti; Kant ved nyfældet granplant; Gl granplant med nogen nyfældning; Ung bøgeplantage mod nåleskov; Birkekrat mod skovvej; Vejkant i granplantage; Gammel fyrreplantage mod rasteplads; Pilelavning i 30-årig rødgran/grandispl; Kant af ædelgranplantage; Mellem plantede cotoneasterbuske; På N-vendt skråning i nåleskov; Kant af græssti ml bøgeskov/unge graner; Nåleskov af rødgran; Lysåben skovbund under birk ved grusvej; Morbund i gammel egeskov; Skov af 20/25-årige Abies grandis; Kant af granskov mod grussti; Fugtig skråning mod grøft i plantage; Poppelplantage; Krat på asfaltvejskrænt; Åben egeskov på muldbund; Rydning i granplantning; Bøgeskov/granskovområde; Bøgehøjskov på mor; Skovvejkant mod egeskov; Dige ved grusvej i granplantning; Slåenkratbryn på strandskrænt; Under meget gamle bøge i slotspark; Højstammet lysåben granskov; Tæt krat af hyld m.m.; Ældre thujaskov; Kant af sti i granskov; I pyntegrankultur mod rødgrankultur; Ege/fyrreskov langs skovvej; Skovbrink ved dam; Udkant af ældre Abies grandis plantning; Hulvejskrænt nær pyntegrøntplantage; Bøgeskov ved skovvej; Avnbøgeskov; Blandet nåleskov med åbne partier; Sandbred ved sø; Høj gammel nåleskov; Tørvebalk i birkemose; Udkant af træplantning på skråning; I hegn langs afhøstet mark; Lysåben egeplantning nær granplantning; Åben gammel granskov; Hulvejskråning ved jordvej i ager; Lysning langs vej i granplantage; Skovbryn af hassel m.m. mod markvej; Kant af P-plads ved kirke i by; Fugtig ege-birke-granskov; Fyrreskov mod skovvej; Mosrig bund i pyntegrøntplantage; Ung nåletræsplantning med flere arter; Højstammet bøgeskov mod skovvej; Udkant af opgivet have; Mosrig bund i Thuja-skov; Bøge/egeskov nær skovbryn; Løvskov af eg bøg ahorn; Askeskov på fugtig bund; Udkant af bøgehøjskov på mor; Kant af granskov mod grusvej; Askeskov med ahorn elm m.m.; Hedebakke; Skov af eg og ahorn; Ruderatpræget gammel udgravning i dal; Mosrig skovvejbrink i nåle-egeskov; Jordvejkant i granplantning; Kant af bøge/egebevoksning mod vej; Aske-ahorn-granskov ved gård; Lav skovvejsbrink i bøgeskov; Gl åben plantage med opvækst; Mellem fyrretræer på hede nær kyst; Ædelgrankultur langs asfaltvej; Mellem tagrør og birke langs søbred; Bryn af nåleskov/bøgeskov; Ege-bøgeskov; På muldbund i aske-tjørneskov; Sprøjtespor langs jernbane; Morbund med gran/lærk/hestekastanie; Kant af skovrydning nær vej; Granskov; Åben fyrreplantage med birk og eg; Coastal coniferous forest; In coniferous forest, moist humus soil; Bois sur dévonien inf[érieur].; rive droite de la Lesse, vallon de Mossia, plantations sur Famennien; Arboretum; Edge of Hillside along stream; banvall; hållplats vid nedlagd järnväg; parc de Tenreuken; Bois; Steep east slope above the creek; Or-askeskog ved bekk; Trolig selvsådd, sett kun på Sø-siden hvor den er plantet; I skogkanten, på gammelt område for juletreproduksjon. Gjenstående. 6 høye trær og ungbusker (trolig frøforvillet), i blanding med andre Picea- og Abies-trær.; strandnær blandingsskog; Sandy hilltop; coniferous forest, not belonging to pine forest or larch woods; skogsplantering, även fröföry.; plantead lärkskog; NA T4 Skogsmark NA T4-C-7 bærlyng-lågurtskog; NA T4 Skogsmark NA T4-C-5 bærlyngskog; arboretum; kulturmark; parks, graveyards and residential areas; inner cities and residential areas; lövskog, självsådd; gammal tomt, mulljord; Open grassy Ponderosa-lodgepole woods; woods, shrub, belts and the like; nasadzenie na cmentazru; Soil fine, deep; slope 0-20; aspect southwest and northeast. Spruce and grand fir woods with shrubs and forbs.; Partially logged Pseudotsuge menziesii site with some Pinus ponderosa and Spiraea understory.; Along trail.; Creek valley; steep-sided, very moist and shaded. Mostly with maple.; Fröplanta i vägkant.; Yellow pine forest, madrone, and tan oak.; gles ädellövskog, plant.; park leśny; pole; ogród botaniczny; Ponderosa-Fir; on an alluvial bench; Vegetative Type: DGM; Slope: 30% W; Vegetative Type: RDT; Slope: 70% N; Douglas fir, slope 25%; Localised in shade on a gentle south east facing mountainside with Pseudotsuga menziesii, Calocedrus decurrens and Mahonia nervosa.; Edge of coniferous forest.; woods.; planterad granungskog; Disturbed open areas; Coastal Dunes; Redwood forest; Evergreen forest; Evergreen conifer forest; Coastal forest and dunes; Mixed evergreen forest; Edge of Redwood Forest; NA T4-C-2 Svak lågurtskog; skogsväg; Skov: Blandskov (med løv- og nåletræer); blanskog, förv; Growing near Lysichiton americanum and Myrica californica. Along a bog.; Mixed deciduous and coniferous forest.; NA T4 Skogsmark NA T4-C-3 lågurtskog; blandskog, kvarst + fröplanotr; second growth woods; North facing slope; montane mixed forest; bokskog; Coniferous forest; terrain hilly/montane.; Hillside; n general association with Sequoia sempervirens. Tree. height 9m. D.B.H. 9cm.; Pacific Ocean watershed. Transition zone.; Growing on S facing roadcut in loose gravely soil. Assoc.: Collomia heterophylla, Collinsia parviflora, Viola adunca, Frageria vesca, Luzula campestris, Arnica cordifolia, Claytonia perfoliata.; Along trail in very moist creek bottom. Thuja plicata, Rubus parviflorus and Polystichum munitum common.; Slope 20%, aspect NW; with Thuja plicata and scattered Pinus monticola. Soil, deep, ash-influenced.; North aspect. Abies grandis/Symphoricarpos albus habitat type. Associated with Pinus ponderosa, Pseudotsuga menziesii, Berberis repens, Physocarpus malvaceus, Coptis occidentalis, Trillium ovatum, Disporum trachycarpum, Carex sp, Festuca idahoensis.; Abies grandis dominated forest overstory, active drainage into lake, moist mossy area dominated by Senecio, Vaccinium and Ferns.; Small opening in grand fir, Engelmann spruce, Douglas fir mosaic.; Grazed, open woodlandwith Pinus ponderosa, Pinus contorta, Pseudotsuga menziesii, Abies grandis, Symphoricarpos albus. Associates include Penstemon attenuatus, Geranum viscosissimum, Frasera fastigiata. Slope: 5% Aspect: East.; Along stream; soil organic: slope 5; aspect SE.; Cutover and burned-over area by river, open exposure.; Meadow, and surrounding forest border. Meadow mostly open, with grasses, sedges and small shrubs; creek bottom muddy to sandy. Forest with Abies grandis, Thuja plicata, Pseudotsuga menziesii, Picea engelmannii younger forest. Trees to 30-40 ft tall. Assoc.: Cornus sericea, Alnus sinuata, ranunculus aquatilis, Thamnus alnifolia, mimulus guttatus. Aspect flat.; Corridor dominated by Physocarpus malvaceus, Vaccinium membranaceum, Rubus parviflorus, Salix sp., and Spiraea betulifloia.; Grand fir mosaic including Philadelphus lewisii, Physocarpus malvaceus, and Holodiscus discolor.; With Tsuga heterophylla, Pinus contorta and Larix occidentalis.; Semi-shade.; Flat open field that was used as a pasture in the 1980s. Associated species: Pinus ponderosa, Abies grandis, Poa, Centaurea, Epilobium, Linaria.; Thuja plicata and Tsuga heterophylla overstory. Associated species: Taxus brevifolia, Larix occidentalis, Acer glabrum.; Mostly fairly deep shade. Overstory dominated by old growth Thuja plicata, with Abies grandis, Pseudotsuga menziesii. Understory dominated by Oplopanax horridum, ferns. Creek bottom largely rock and gravelly sand. Other associated species: Polystichum munitum, Adiantum pedatum, Adenocaulon bicolor, Rub parviflorus.; 10% slope, southern exposure, stoney Belt Series parent material, young open stand, Tsuga mertensiana/Xerophyllum tenax habitat type. With Pinus contorta, Salix souleriana, Pinus monticola, Abies lasiocarpa and Picea engelmannii.; Large, seasonally-grazed meadow dominated by Potentilla spp., Senecio, and with patches of Carex and Juncus. Associated with Penstemon globosus, Bistorta bistortoides. Forest edges with Pinus contorta, Pseudotsuga menziesii, Populus tremuloides, and Abies lasiocarpa.; Habitat: SF/Pachistima; Assoc.: ES, SAF, LPP.; NE-facing, gentle rocky slope with a mod. dry rocky loam soil. In a clearcut forest plantation area with a young, mixed stand of GF, WL, DF +PP.; In Grand fir/Holodiscus community. Associated with dense stand on rock alluvium. Slope 2 deg; aspect N.; Assoc.: Ribes montigenum, Sedum stenopetalum, Spiraea betulifolia.; Moist sub-alpine/montane park with Pinus contorta, Populus tremuloides, Veratrum viride, and shrubby Artemisia.; Mixed coniferous forest including Pseudotsuga menziesii, Abies grandis, Tsuga heterophylla, and Taxus brevifolia.; Small, moist draw in an otherwise open field that was used as a pasture in the 1980s. Associated species: Pinus ponderosa, Rumex acetosella, Fragaria vesca, Cirsium, Phleum pratense, Verbascum thapsus.; Roadside, seasonally wet; forest edges and open areas. Associated with Pseudotsuga menziesii, Abies grandis, and Picea engelmannii.; Wooded slope and stream bank. Overstory dominated by mature Thuja plicata, Abies grandis, Pseudotsuga menziesii, Alnus brevifolia. Aspect ~SE Slope 0-45, generally steep.; Upland, forb dominated, seasonally wet meadow with forest edges; approximately 300 meter extent. Evidence of livestock grazing and abandoned ranger station. Associated species: Penstemon, Camassia (wet areas), Potentilla, Senecio, Carex, Dodecatheon, Pedicularis.; Lower shaded branches of forest grown tree.; Thuja plicata/Tsuga heterophylla forest with scattered Pinus monticola & Larix occidentalis. Understory with Asarum caudatum, Tiarella trifoliata, Clintonia uniflora, Trillium ovatum.; Located in the parking lot at the south end of Robinson Park.; Mixed coniferous forest with Abies lasiocarpa, Tsuga mertensiana, Pinus monticola. Menziesia ferruginea, Sorbus sitchensis, Lonicera involucrata.; Associated species: Pinus contorta, Pinus monticola, Symphoricarpos albus.; Forested streamside with Anus rubra, Thuja plicata and Tsuga heterophylla.; Thuja plicata, Abies grandis mesic forest. Assoc.: Prunus virginiana, Philadelphus lewisii, Acer glabrum.; Subalpine around Elsie Lake.; Open mixed conifer stand; soil find, deep, brown; slope 0-20; aspect E.; Mixed Pseudotsuga menziesii forest.; Moderate shading from Pinus ponderosa.; In river bottom.; Associated species: Thuja plicata, Picea engelmannii, Linnaea borealis, Alnus sinuata.; Creek side. Assoc.: Ribes lacustre, Alnus sinuata, Amelanchier alnifolia.; Corridor dominated by Physocarpus malvaceus, Vaccinium membranaceum, Symphoricarpos albus, and Rosa woodsia.; Flat, open field that was used as a pasture in the 1980s. Associated plants: Pinus ponderosa, Centaurea maculosa, Linaria vulgaris, Calamagrostis, Rumex.; Meadow/shrub community on flat and hillside surrounding creek. Overstory primarily dominated by Pseudotsuga menziesii, Populus trichocarpa, Abies lasiocarpa.; Subapline wooded slope/draw, with snowmelt stream. Overstory dominated by Pseudotsuga menziesii, Tsuga mertensiana, Abies lasiocarpa, Larix occidentalis. Xerophyllum tenax. Aspect: E, N, W; Slope: 5-25 deg.; With Thuja plicata and Rubus parviflorus. Scattered Pinus ponderosa and Pseudotsuga menziesii.; North side of central part of Paradise Ridge.; Clearcut bank sloping W of road. Surrounding overstory dominated by Thuja plicata, Pinus ponderosa, Pesudotsuga menziesii, Pinus contorta, Larix occidentalis, along either side of open area. Assoc.: Holodiscus discolor, populus trichocarpa (?-very yound plants), Symphoricarpos albus, and collected species. Soil moist to wet, with creek running through middle of open area, entering about 1/2 way down hill. Aspect WNW. Slope: 10-30%.; Mixed Pseudotsuga menziesii forest with abundant Pteridium aquilinum. Common with Pseudotsuga menziesii, and occasional Thuja plicata. Associated species: Pseudotsuga menziesii, Pteridium aquilinum, Thuja plicata.; Forested roadside with Pinus monticola and Pinus contorta, moist soils.; Soil is loam type w/ash cap. A primary tree in the area. Many of these trees have conks. Associated with: Cretaegus douglasii, Picea engelmannii, Linnaea borealis.; Mixed conifer forest with Vaccinium, Chimaphila, Linnaea understory; Soil: fine, deep, ashy, pale; Slope: 5-10; Aspect: northeast.; Dry woods and opening, disturbed; soil fine, deep, brown; slope 0-10; aspect: ridgetop.; Clear cut strip on top of low hill in densely forested area.; Relatively flat meadow with rocky outcrops dominated by Castilleja, Eriogonum, Frasera, and stands of large shrubs. Contains wetter areas dominated by hellebore. Forest is dominated by Douglas fir and ponderosa pine and is set on a steep, south-facing slope. Forest was thinned in June 2018.; Trail climbs out of bottomlands and continues along steep side of creek valley.; 10-15% slope, northern exposure, humus soil; moist shaded understory in Thuja plicata/Clintonia uniflora habitat type; with Acer glabrum, Cornus canadensis, Physocarpus malvaceus, Rubus parviflorus.; Abies grandis-Taxus brevifolisa forest.; Mesic Forest. Associated species: Thuja plicata, Trillium ovatum, Clintonia uniflora, Cornus canadensis.; Hillsides along stream mostly very steep, with a lot of moss-covered rock face. Overstory is dominated by Pseudotsuga menziesii, Thuja plicata, Tsuga heterophylla. Associates: Oplopanax horridum, Holodiscus discolor. Aspect: E and W-facing slopes, to N and S-facing slopes with turning stream. Slope 0-50%.; Moist forested stream bottoms with Abies grandis, Pseudostuga menziesii, Taxus brevifolia and diverse shrub and herb layers.; Overstory dominated by Alnus, Thuja plicata, Acer glabrum, Truga heterphylla, Pseudotsuga menziesii. Understory dominated by Oplopanax horridum, various ferns. Associated species: Rubus parviflora, Pteridium aquilinum.; Thuja plicata & Alnus rubra forest; Assoc.: Adenocaulon bicolor, Prunella vulgaris & Dactylis glomerata.; Forested area along creek. Abies grandis, Abies lasiocarpa, Thuja plicata, Pinus monticola and Larix occidentalis forest.; Along trail in Pinus monticola and Pseudotsuga menziesii forest.; Aspect east, in mixed conifer forest. Associated species: Thuja plicata, Pinus ponderosa, Pseudotsuga menziesii, Larix occidentalis.; Soil fairly shallow, dry, rocky. Site is open hillside meadow to closed forest with Pinus ponderosa, Pseudotsuga menziesii. Associates include Symphoricarpos albus, Heuchera cylindrica, Rubus parviflora, Physocarpus malvaceus. Slope: 30-50% Aspect: west.; South facing slope below road. Low angle plateau surrounded by open forest. Active spring in the middle, surrounded by lithosol with Artemisia rigida.; Growing with Spiraea betulifolia and Amelanchier alnifolia.; GF/Pachistima seral heavy to spruce. Associates: ES. WL. DF.SAF. Slope: mod. Exposure: N. Soil: granitic.; In spruce forest with abundant Acer glabrum, Populus trichocarpa. with Larix occidentalis, Picea engelmannii.; Partially logged Pseudotsuga menziesii site with some Pinus ponderosa and Spiraea understory.; With Holodiscus discolor, Physocarus malvaceus, Pinus ponderosa, P. contorta, Pseudotsuga menziesii, Symphoricarpos albus, Calamagrostis rubescens, Berberis repens, and Frasera fastigiata.; Forested slope and streamside community, with Abies grandis overstory and Symphoricarpos sp./Rosa sp. shrub understory. Stream banks mossy, with Claytonia sp. and Viola sp.; Disturbed forest and openings along waterway primarily dominated by Populus trichocarpa, Thuja plicata, Abies grandis, and Acer glabrum. Area includes abandoned agricultural fields, wooded areas, swampy flats, and drier meadows.; On edge of wet meadow with water channels in Abies grandis, Pinus contorta forest opening. Grazing present.; Southeast-facing rocky roadcut. Open forest and brush.; Corridor dominated by Arctostaphylos uva-ursi, Hieracium aurantiacum, Leucanthemum vulgare, and Ceanothus velutinus.; Occasional in subalpine with thick Xerophyllum tenax and Vaccinium membranaceum understory.; Overstory dominated by Tsuga heterophylla, Thuja plicata, Pseudotsuga menziesii, Abies grandis. Assoc.: Rubus parviflora, Cornus sericea, Rosa sp., Clintonia uniflora, Symphoricarpos albus. Slope: 15%; Aspect: E.; Common in forested area with Thuja plicata, Tsuga heterophylla, Pinus monticola and Pseudotsuga menziesii.; Occurs associated with Larix, Pinus monticola and Vaccinium.; Corridor dominated by Poa sp., Vaccinium membranaceum, Physocarpus malvaceus, Pinus contorta, Spiraea betulifloia, Carex sp., Spiraea douglasii, Pteridium aquilinum, and Arctostaphylos uva-ursi.; D.b.h. 8\\\", age: young.; bland planterad ädelgran; Bäckdal, Lövblandskog; Öppen tallmo; coniferous forests and mixed deciduous-coniferous forest; Scrub around base of hill. Adventive.; Pine plantation. Understorey.; Plantation, cultivated; nasadzenia w Arboretum; Forests.; Forest on loam soil.; Mixed conifer forest; Plantation margin near base of hill. Cultivated.; Edge of Redwood Forest.; Sandig kustmark; Wind fall from top of large mature tree, ca. 40 m tall, frequent native tree in mixed conifer forest, Asian Garden, UBC Botanical Garden, Vancouver, BC.; mixed conifer forest, Asian Garden, UBC Botanical Garden, Vancouver, BC.; Roadside and forest edges; Mixed coniferous forest with Pseudotsuga menziesii, Pinus ponderosa, and Larix occidentalis; Mixed coniferous forest with Pseudotsuga menziesii, Pinus ponderosa, and Larix occidentalis.; Under mixed conifer near roadside in partially shaded area.; Near parking lot area; soil compacted.; Directly along trial; soil fine, deep, brown.; Dry woods with overstory of grand fir; soil fine, deep.; dense forest; blandskog, 30-tal ex; Skov: Nåleskov/plantage; in second growth redwood forest; Upper arid transition zone; lagoon; swampy beach with some small trees; Douglas fir forest on beach; shady but dry, little undergrowth; Douglas fir forest; second growth; very shady & quite moist; elderberry, ferns & salal; sandy and dry Douglas fir forest, with western spirea and Oregon grape; second growth Douglas fir & cedar forest; quite dry, with rock out-crop & grassy terraces; dry grassy Douglas fir forest on the beach, with some arbutus; beach near Douglas fir forest with willows, red alder & cottonwood; mature Douglas fir forest, with sparse undergrowth; shady dry rock outcrop in Douglas fir forest; seashore; N exposure; quite dry Douglas fir forest behind beach; seashore; open, grassy rock outcrop with some Douglas fir & Garry oak; roadside; grassy open areas, with shrubs of snowberry, blackberry & red osier dogwood; Douglas fir forest; northern exposure; quite moist & partially logged; sandy and moist Douglas fir forest on beach with Pacific yew & willows; very wet, muddy, salt marsh, with grasses amd Salicornia sp.; Douglas fir & arbutus forest, with some Juniperus scopulorum; Douglas fir forest on seashore; shady & damp, heavy undergrowth; creek valey; steep-sided, very moist and shaded, mostly with maple; open areas in mature Douglas fir forest; moist Douglast fir forest, with western red cedar & willow; Douglas fir forest; very steep with some rocky areas, northern exposure, partially logged; dry and exposed banks of the creek with shrubs & small Grand fir; dry Douglas fir forest with some open areas; deciduous forest on humid rich soils; Found in coniferous Forest.; Rocky, large scree slope.; Wet area near dried up ephemeral creek; soil organic.; In creek along shallow muddy bank in mixed conifer forest; soil organic, slope 5-10; aspect westerly.; Mixed conifer overstory, Alnus and maple middle story with Chimaphila in understory.; Site is wooded slope and stream bank. Aspect ~SE. Slope 0-45, generally steep.; South facing slope below road. Low angle plateau surrounded by open forest. Active spring in the middle, surrounded by lithosol.; Conifer-aspen woods; vegkant; Common in full sun as part of the natural forest vegetation.; i skogkanten; Kant af skovsø i birke-nåleplantage; Gammel lysåben nåleskov på let jord; Gl lysåben fyrreskov; Ædelgran-egelantage nær bøgeplantage; Lysning i rødgranplantning; Ung tæt ahornplantage; Skovbund langs grøn skovvej; Brandbælte i nåleskov; Skov af bøg ask ahorn m.m.; Thujaplantage; Tilgroet område ml skovvej og banespor; Legeplads og serviceområde mod grusvej; Blandet skov med jordvej; For længst lukket grusgrav i by; Lille skræntskov på morbund; Nåleskov (rødgran); Ahorn-birke-bøgeskov med hassel; Lysning i nåleskov med fugtig bund; Skrænt i granplantning; Bøgeskov nær Abies grandis plantage; Krat ved landevej; Skovvejkant i bøgeskov; Let S-skrånende gammel ege/hasselskov; Ege-granskov nær kyst; Egeplantning; Blandet kratskov nær gård; Jernbaneterræn i by; Kant af skovvej mod kæmpegraner; Mosrig vejbrink i bøgeskov på mor; NV-vendt plantagekant mod asfaltvej; Granbryn mod lysning; Åben bøgeskov med andre træer; I fyrreskov mod skovvej; I krat mod asfaltvej i by; Kant af egebælte mod spor; Mellem lærke/egeskov langs asfaltvej; Ældre graner på bøgeskråning; Rødgran/ædelgranplantage; Kant af skovvej mod bøgeskov; Morbund i gammel bøgeskov; Ved befæstet vej i gran/bøge/askeskov; Lysning i nåle/bøgeskov; Blandingsskov; Abies-skov; Bøge/granplantning; I skov nær høje ædelgraner; Bøgeskov med elm ved fyrtårn; Bøge/lærkeskov; Høj i granplantning; Gammel ædelgranplantage; N-vendt lyngskrænt; Brink i plantet bøge/nåleskov; Agerkant mod jordvej; N-vendt skrænt i gammel bøgeskov; Kant af bøge/fyrreskov mod ager; Egebræmme mellem vej og plantage; Selvsået birkeskov i dyrehave; Fyrre/egeskov langs asfaltvej; Kant af nåle/løvskov mod skovvej; Meget stejl skrænt mod asfaltvej; Rabat af skovvej i nåleskov; Skygget vejkant i nåleplantage; Jorddige ved skovvejgrøft; Fugtig askeskov; Halvåben abiesskov; Blandet skov af eg/lærk/elm/røn; Mosrig lys skovvejrabat mod kæmpegran; V-bryn af nåleplantage med fyr/lærk; Blandet løv- og nåleskov; Halvåben granplantage; Granskov med birk og bøg; Grusvej ml gl ege- og ung birke/nåleskov; Lysåben granplantning; Asfaltvej-skråning nær by; Nåleskov med bl.a. kæmpegran; Blandet nåle- og løvskov; Ruderat i gammel okkergrav; S-vendt vejskrænt under granplantage; Ahorn/bøgebevoksning mod skovvej; Fyrreskovbryn mod asfaltvej; I rødgran/ædelgranplantning; Løvskov af eg; Gammel rødgranplantage mod lysning; Højstammet abiesskov mod asfaltvej; Ahornskov; Skovvejsrabat mellem bøg og stedsegrønt; Rødgranplantage; Lysning i nåletræsplantage; Udkant af bøgeskov mod vej; Forblæst gammel bøgeskov; Kant af bøgeskov; Sandet bund i blandskov; Nåleskov; Blandskov af bøg gran og røn; Birke-lærkelysning i gammel granskov; Selvforyngende ege/bøge/nåleskov; Kant af gammel granplantage mod vej; Grusvejkant i lysning i granplantning; Vældpåvirket vejkant i bøgeskov; Ahornlysning mellem hassel; Kant af asfaltvej mod bøgeskov; Nåleskov nær kirkegård; Kant af spor i bøge/granskov; Kant af skov med gamle ege og graner; Højstammet ædelgranplantage; Åben granplantage; Egebryn mod markvej og brakmark; Hassel-birke-askeskov; Egeskov med gran; Bøgeskov langs skovvej; Gl blandet løvskov; Nåleskov ved græsklædt brandbælte; Mixed conifer forest, Picea, Abies, Pinus contorta with open areas and thickets of Alnus, Prunus emarginata.; Dry, south-facing slope with sandy with Arctostaphylos uva-ursi and Ceanothus velutinus common.; Grazed mt. meadow.; Riparian; Douglas fir on N slope, bunchgrass on S.; Associates: Douglas fir; Philadelphus; Slope%: mod.; Exposure: W; Soil: alluvial boulders; forests. 10-15% slope, northern exposure, humus soil; moist shaded understory in Thuja plicata/Clintonia uniflora habitat type. Acer glabrum, Cornus canadensis, Physocarpus malvaceus and Rubus parviflorous; on ridge. Abies grandis/Asarum caudatum h.t. old growth at edge of alder sward. 5% slope, SE exposure, ash over granite soil, 5575 ft.; abundant with Picea engelmannii and Alnus sinuata; Gently sloping wet meadow on lake shore, backed by subalpine conifer forest; with Ligusticum tenuifolium, Ranunculus alismifolius, Allium validum, Dodecatheon jeffreyi, mosses.; Brokent forest with Pinus contorta and Vaccinium scoparium dominant, overstory approximately 7 meters high.; Wet sedge meadow in midst of Abies, Pinus contorta, Picea, Pseudotsuga forest.; in very moist creek bottom. Thuja plicata, Rubus parviflorus and Polystichum munitum common.; Pinus ponderos, Pseudotsuga menziesii, Pinus contorta, Abies grandis. Understory with Symphoricarpos, Ceanothus, Spiraea, Vaccinium; 30 degree slope with Pseudotsuga and many young Abies.; South-facing embankment beneath open Pinus ponderosa and Larix occidentalis overstory; Bromus tectorum abdundant. Tree to 7 meters tall; scattered throughout area.; Mature forest of Thuja plicata, Abies grandis, and Tsuga heterophylly, with Coptis occidentalis, Asarum caudatum, Dryopteris spp.; Open meadow. South-facing slope. Picea, Populus tremuloides.; Mixed conifer forest, Picea, Abies, Pinus ponderosa with occasional rock outcrops and stream crossings. Larix occasional.; in coniferous woods.; dry; coniferous; forest; forest; coniferous; forest; shady; Land; Oekologi: Fremmede bartrær plantet i kantsone mot vann; Land; Oekologi: Fukteng; Land; Oekologi: Frøsådd i eng; Edelgrangruppe i plen ved inngangen; Dry flats, on quartz diorite, W 6 deg. Pseudotsuga for.; Moist mixed conifer forest.; Regrowth area.; sandy slopes along ocean; veg. type R, slope s 5%; i blandingsskog; wooded N slope.; loose pumice soil.; at the edge of a meadow; this species more common in wooded areas.; in mixed forest 20 feet above level of stream nearby.; slope 30%; exposure north; sandy loam; site III; vegetation type second-growth forest; associated plants Douglas-fir, ponderosa pine, western redcedar; abundance common.; moist woods, W. U. S.; Äldre träd i skogsbryn; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sandstone; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; Conifer Forest/Woodland; Mainly Evergreen Forest; River Edge; Herb Cover: 76 - 100%; Slope Position: Alluvial or Bottomlands; Vertical Slope Shape: Concave; Horizontal Slope Shape: Concave; Soil Origin: Alluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Loamy Sand; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Smooth; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Sedimentary & Metasedimentary; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Mountain or Hillside Slopes; Slope Position: Middle Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Convex; Soil Origin: Colluvial; Substrate: Pyroclastics; Soil Texture: Very Gravelly; Slope Position: Upper Third; Vertical Slope Shape: Convex; Horizontal Slope Shape: Smooth; Soil Origin: Residual; Soil Texture: Clay Loam; Spruce - Fir.; Slope: 0-10%, Exposure: Southerly, Site: Narrow stream valley, Vegetation type: Grand fir forest, Perennial tree, Abundance: Common, Notes; Seedling.; Spruce-Fir; Zone: Canadian-Yellow Bay- Abundant. Flower: Staminate-yellow, Pistillate-green.; On the bench in a gulch in front of housing; disturbed site; small tree about 32 dm tall; rare.; Slope/Expo: 20% WNW, Thinned w. larch-paper birch-mtn. maple forest, Asso. sp: Acer glabrum, Rubus parviflorus, Pachistima myrsinites, Disporum hookeri, Occur: Rare, Habit: Arboreus, excurrent, evergreen, Ht: 11 ft., W. larch Spacing Study: R#1, P#07, CEF Flora: III-D.; Mostly deciduous woods.; Cedar forest, very dense.; Cedar forest.; Old forest of grand fir and western redcedar.; Pinaceae; Low ridge; Pinus ponderos, Pseudotsuga menziesii, Pinus contorta, Abies grandis. Understory with Symphoricarpos, Ceanothus, Spiraea, Vaccinium.; Grand fir and Western Red Cedar understory.; frøspredte småtrær i skogen; south slope, near parking lot.; skog, kvarst.; utmed väg mot gård, ca 20 ex; platerat skogsträd; skogsplantering, fröplanta; lövskogsbryn, kvarst + fröpl; NA\", \n\"Bosque de pino, ecino y oyamel, Arboi de 30 mts., de altura, escaso; Bosque Mixto de pino, encino y oyamel; Bosque mixto de pin, encino y oyamel; Bosque de pino, encino y oyamel; Bosque de Pinus y Abies; NO DISPONIBLE; Ladera de cañada, suelo profundo; Cut over forest areas; Ladera de cerro, suelo profundo; Cañada; Ladera de rocas ígnea; Cañada con corriente de agua permanente; Agricultura de temporal con Bosque de pino secundario; Mixed coniferous-broad leaved forest on a N-NW slope.; Pine-fir-oak belt.; Terreno de exposición SW y 65% de pendiente.; Clima templado húmedo.; Bosque de pino-encino. Suelo profundo, ladera de cerro. Asoc. P. pseudostrobus- Q. laurina- Abies.; Terrestre.; Ladera granítica con vegetación de bosque abierto de Pinus y Abies, con abundantes gramíneas.; steep ravine, remnant trees of cut-over forest; Bosque mesófilo de montaña. Ladera de cañada, suelo profundo. Vegetación prim. Asoc. Cornus-Eurya-Quercus-Pinus pseudostrobus-Abies; Bosque de encino. Asociado con Abies guatemalensis, Magnolia; Bosque mesófilo de montaña; Terreno baldío; LADERA HUMEDA CON VEGETACION DE BOSQUE DE QUERCUS, PINUS, ABIES, CARPINUS, CLETHRA Y STYRAX; Mixed conifer forest; Bosque de oyamel; BOSQUE DE PINUS, QUERCUS Y ABIES; Bosque de pino. Faldas del cerro, en cañada; Bosque de abetos. Con elementos mesófilos; Bosque Tropical Subcaducifolio; Chaparral de Acacia rigidula, Leucophyllum, Acacia berlandieri, Prosopis, Lippia, Mimosa, Opuntia, Bouteloua, Heteropogon; Bosque mixto y oyamel, abeto abundante en población relictual de 35 m; Bosque de Abies sp; Bosque de Abies religiosa y Pinus; Bosque de pino-encino. Área de pastizales y Matorral, derivados del bosque; mixed conifer foresat on summit, with Pinus maximinoi and Cupressus lusitanica, undergrowth of ericaceous shrubs and Lycopodium; Bosque de Abies, Pinus y Ostrya.; dense, pure stand on S-facing slope, sometimes with pines; CAÑADA HUMEDA; Ladera de exposición suroeste; Bosque abierto; Steep slope; Slope; Probably cultivated; Bosque mesofilo de montaña. Topografía: Ladera alta Pendiente: Moerada. Sustrato: TOba acida del Oligoceno-Mioceno. Regosol districo-Cambisol districo-Litosol. Arcillosa. Erosión: No Apreciable. Disturbio: No perceptible. Clima: A(C)w2(w). Sitio: Cobertura arborea cerrado:&gt;40%.; Vegetación secundaria. Buddleia, Solanum, Quercus; Bosque de Abies religiosa var. emarginata, P. ayacahuite, Q. aff. conspersa, Q. candicans; Cañada con corrientes de agua permanente, bosque mesófilo de montañaveg. prim. asoc. P.pseudstrobus.; Humedo; Bosque de Juniperus y Abies; Ladera de cañada hùmeda suelo profundo; Asociación de Pinus; Bosque de clima templado y frío; Bosque mesófilo de montana, veg. prim. Asoc. Cornus, Erya, Quercus,Ppseudstrobus Abies; Ladera de cerro con vegetación de bosque de Oyamel; Barranca poco abrupta con vegetación de bosque de oyamel; Bosque de Pino-Encino; Bosque de Pinus y Abies en laderas inclinadas; Ladera media con vegetación de bosque de Oyamel; Ladera de cerro, suelo profundo. Bosque de Pino-oyamel encino P. pseudostrobus A. religiosa; Bosque de Abies religiosa, var. emarginata, Pinus ayacahuite, Quercus candicans,Q.laurina.Q.consper; BOSQUE DE PINUS AFF, PSEUDOSTROBUS, ABIES RELIGIOSA VAR, EMARGINATA, QUERCUS LAURINA, Q, RUGOSA; LADERA DE ROCA IGNEA CON VEGETACION DE BOSQUE DE PINUS, QUERCUS Y ABIES; BOSQUE MIXTO DE PINO, ENCINO Y OYAMEL; Cañadas húmedas; BOSQUE DE PINO, ENCINO Y OYAMEL; Bosque de pino y encino con Abies y Chiranthodendron; VERY SMALL REMNANT PIECE OF BOSQUE MESOFILO DE MONTAÑA WITH ABIES GUATEMALENSIS VAR, JALISCANA, STYRAX ARGENTEUS, SYMPLOCOS PRIONOPHYLLA, TERNSTROEMIA, QUERCUS MARTINEZII, CLETHRA HARTWEGII Y OREOPANAX ARBOREUS, PARATHESIS VILLOSA VERY COMMON IN UNDERSTOR; BOSQUE DE PINUS-QUERCUS CON ABIES; Bosque de pino; Bosque mixto de Alnus y Abies, ladera de exposición N; common from 2500 m a.s.l. to the summit; SW-facing slope in grazed forest of Quercus laurina, Q. rugosa, Abies religiosa, Symplocos , Ternstroemia, and Senecio.; Open Abies/Quercus/Pinus forests.; Agricultura de temporal, secundario; Se encuentra en la Sierra de Manantlán.; Sierra Madre Oriental.; Se localiza en la Sierra Occidental de Jalisco.; Porción sureste de la Sierra de Manantlán.; Se localiza en la Zona Núcleo Manantlán-Las Joyas en la Reserva de la Biósfera Sierra de Manantlán que forma parte de la Sierra de Madre del Sur.; Se encuentra en el Eje Volcánico Transversal.; Bosque de Cupressus-Pinus-Abies sobre terreno kárstico; Bosque de encino y pino perturbado, de Quercus rugosa, Q. laurina, Q. crispipilis, Q. crassifolia y Pinus spp., en áreas poco perturbadas con Ostrya virginiana, Abies guatemalensis y Cupressus; Acahual bajo, rozado, muy denso, asociado a Rubus spp., Fuchsia microphylla, Viburnum aff. elatum, Gaultheria chiapensis y Pteridium aquilinum\", \n\"Bosque de Pino-Encino; Suelo pardo claro rocoso, a orilla de arroyo; NO DISPONIBLE; LADERAS GRANITICAS; Ladera de cerro calizo; Ladera caliza; Suelo pedregoso; LADERA POCO INCLINADA; Cañada en exposición NE y 65% de pendiente.; Northeast facing slope.; Terreno con 90% de pendiente.; Mossy pine-oak forest. On steep slopes.; Terrestre.; Suelo de color negro con materia orgánica y hojarasca.; Suelo de color negro con materia orgánica y hojarasca, pendiente de 35°.; Suelo de color pardo con materia orgánica y hojarasca, pendiente de 30°.; Suelo de color pardo con afloramientos rocosos, pendiente de 5°.; disturbed and fragmented forest with Abies hickelii and Pinus patula, mostly cleared and planted with potatoes; forest on NE facing slope with Abies hickelii, Pinus ayacahuite, P. patula and P. montezumae; Bosque de Oyamel-pinos; SUELO NEGRO ARENOSO; BOSQUE DE PINOS; Northeast facing slope; Pine-fir-oak, NE facing slope; Mixed conifer forest; Pine-fir-oak belt northeast facing slope; Scattered large Abies ickelii and Pinus patula etc; Forest on NE of facing slope, bosque de oyamel-pino; Bosque de oyamel; Bosque de pino; Bosque de pino y oyameles; Encinar y pinar, a la orilla del arroyo; Bottom of gorge along small stream, the upper río Cuapa, thin forest of Pinus ayacahuite; Bosque de coniferas; Bosque de oyamel. Forest on NE facing slope; Bosque de Juniperus y Abies; En bosque de pino-fir cerca de la orilla del camino; Bosque de conìferas Asoc. Pinus Patula, Alnus sp. Quercus sp. Abundante regular; Bosque de oyamel-pinus forest on NE facing slope with abies hickelii, pinus ayacahuite; Bosque Oyamel; Bosque de coniferas frìo hùmedo profundo de barranca; Bosque de Oyamel-Pinos forest on NE facing slope with abies hickelii, pinus ayacahuit; Asociado con Pinus pseudtrobus y P. rudis; Bosque de Pinus, Quercus y Abies; perfil suelo; Ladera de cerro calizo con bosque de Abies-Pinus-Quercus; Ladera granítica veg. de Bosque abierto Pinus, Abies con abunantes gramíneas; Asociación de Pinus pseudostrobus, Quercus, Paccharis Exp. NoroestesPend, 25°; BOSQUE DE PINO Y AYOMEL; Bosque de pino-encino, estrato de 30 m; Encinar y pinar; Cañada húmeda, sombreado. Asociada con Asteraceae, Solanaceae, Araliaceae, Gleichenaceae, Melastomataceae; Humedo; Cañada húmeda con abundante materia orgánica, con Lauraceae, Fagaceae, Melastomataceae, Cestrum sp., Commelinaceae\", \n\"Ladera con exposiciòn N, 60% de pendiente fuerte aprox.; Terreno de exposición NW.; NO DISPONIBLE; Scattered trees in rich subtropical cloud forest vegetation. Associated species are Alnus firmula , Buddleia cordat., Cupressus lusitanic., Pinus patul., P. teocot., Sambucus mexican..Ternstroemia pringlei etc.; Bosque de Pino-Encino; Bosque encino-pino\", \"Ädelcypressplantering; Blandskog; större plantering, kvarst; Thujaplantering; Lövblandskog mot grustäkt; blandskog; gles blandskog, park med inslag av planterade främmande skogsträd, föryngring; skog; barrblandskog; Fd grustag upplag; Skogskant; Grustag upplagsplats bryn; Barrskog intill parkering; Äldre planterad skog; barrträdplantering; Bois.; arboretum; abundant low altitude; abundant; ogród botaniczny; park leśny; rocky ravine; upland woodland on cool moist N slope; steep hillside behind temple; wild and cult. round temple; [no habitat given]; Barrträdsplantering; Forest Research Institute, Nº 23; NA\", \n\"Cultivated. Source: Highland Park Herbarium, 5 Castle Park, Rochester, 20, New York, 30 April 1960.; Cultivated. Source: Mr. Wm. T. Gotelli, 66 Crest Drive, So. Orange, New Jersey, 4 Sept. 1964.; Blandskog; Mindre plantering i kanten av lövskog.; Blandskog mot bryn; träddunge; vägkant mot bryn av barrskogsdunge; liten träddunge; Skogsmark; Dunge; f.d. plantskola, kvarstående; barrskog; Vägkant, vid kalhygge (f.d. lövskog).; Liten träddunge; gles lövskog, 1 kvarst ex; Träddunge; Träddunge mellan järnväg och väg; Kant av lövskog; Hagmark; i barrblandskog; Edge of hardwood swamp.; cultivated; cultivated, source S. Orange, NJ 1964; Botanical garden; Botanical garden;; blandskog; parc; barrblandskog; grandunge; ul. G. Ludowej (obecnie ul. Pileckiego); Open, Partial shade.; Bois.; []; mindre plantering av olika arter äldre barrträd i kanten av lövskog; In hokkaido university; A plantation forest; Amongst numerous ferns and Abies; arboretum; ogród botaniczny; nasadzenia w Arboretum; Slope below cliff and forestry road, 30° slope, aspect S; Organic duff over rockier soil; cultivated, source Highland Park Herbarium Rochester NY 1960; Ridge Top; Soil Texture: Very Cobbly; At the base of a steep south-west facing slope and on adjacent flat ground at the edge of a small river flood plain. Alluvial soils. Growing with Quercus crispula, Salix spp., Alnus sp., Pinus densiflora.; Forest; Barrskog; Mindre plantering i kanten av lövskog\", \n\"Sub-alpine coniferous forest, of almost pure Abies kawakamii with bamboo understorey; Abies-Yushania community; Sub-alpine coniferous forest, of almost pure Abies kawakamii with bamboo understorey.; South-facing forest dominated by Abies kawakamii boardering extensive burnt areas (100 years ago). Burnt areas and understorey dominated by Bamboo.\", \"unknown; planterade träd i lövskog; Blandskog; låg höjdrygg i barrblandskog; f.d. tomtmark?; Nedlagd handelsträdgård; Igenväxt ödeträdgård; ödetomt; övergiven plantskola; f.d. plantskola, kvarstående; Barrskog med inplanterade främmande trädarter; blandskog, kvarst + förv; ogrody i pola uprawne; ex cult.; trawnik z nasadzeniami ozdobnymi; roślina ozdobna posadzona w ogródku osiedlowym za sztucznie zakwaszanej glebie; skog; gles blandskog, kvarst.; blandskog; större plantering; Barrträdsblandskog; Kvarstående i övergiven plantskola; Storfrytlesamfunn. Inne ved stammen av stor rogn.; Planta eks. i opprinnelig gråor-heggeskog mellom dyrka mark og elv.; ogród; ógrod; Campus; []; N/A; Cultivated; gles blandskog; torpruin, kvarst; Bois.; sub-alpine forest on thin granitic debris; Summit.; Abundant; hage; Parkområde; Park; arboretum; woods, shrub, belts and the like; nasadzenie na cmentazru; Veikant; dyrket på kjerkegården; The tree was planted on the west side of geology building, with direct sunlight and wood chipping's at base.; torpställe, kvarst; kvarst i övergiven plantskola; plantet; 1 m høyt ungtre, rikt konglebærende, frøforvillet ca 20 m unna fra 2 store, 6-7 m høye trær; Ruderatmark; NA T Fastmarkssystemer; Cultivated on dry slope.; torpställe, kvarst.; F.d. plantskola, kvarstående i äldre, uppvuxet, busk/ trädparti; Urterik skogkant/veikant; yards, allotment and vegetable gardens; Forest Research Institute, Nº 25\", \n ..., c(12, 4, 17, 296, 10, 10, 162777, 7379, 348542, 5, 266, 535, 135, 138, 36652, 253, 76, 241, 234, 1, 563, 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