Assertion: haircap moss | /r/HasProperty | common
Facets:
value: on northern sites
type: LOCATION
value: on plots
type: LOCATION
value: on old fields
type: LOCATION
value: after early succession
type: TEMPORAL
value: generally
type: DEGREE
value: to dominant moss
type: OTHER
value: in fire-maintained pitch pine
type: LOCATION
value: on new burns
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Heinselman  noted that on northern sites, juniper haircap moss is common on new burns where fire has consumed the organic soil layer.
text: Juniper haircap moss is a common to dominant moss in fire-maintained pitch pine (Pinus rigida) barrens .
text: Late succession: Juniper haircap moss is generally uncommon after early succession, but a few studies note its presence in later stages of succession.
text: Information on fire regimes in northern, northeastern, and western ecosystems where juniper haircap moss is common follow.
text: Juniper haircap moss is common on old fields , growing, for example, on old fields in New Jersey .
text: One to 6 years after a tornado in an old-growth American beech-eastern hemlock (Fagus grandifolia-Tsuga canadensis) forest of northwestern Pennsylvania, juniper haircap moss was common on both windthrow plots and plots on the edge of undisturbed forest.
text: It was also common on 5- to 22-year-old borrow pits that were used during construction of the Dempster Highway .
text: Juniper haircap moss is common on such severely burned sites, apparently establishing from wind-dispersed spores .