The pine and oak barrens communities described by Curtis (1959) share many similarities. In general, there is a loss in the number and abundance of prairie species from south to north, …

Northern wet forest encompasses a group of weakly minerotrophic to strongly acidic, conifer-dominated peatlands located mostly north of the Tension Zone. The dominant trees are black …

Northern mesic forest--late seral: Late-seral (may also be referred to as old or old growth) northern mesic forests have older trees, high structural diversity, higher species diversity, and …

Northern hardwood swamps are deciduous forested wetlands that occur along lakes, streams, or in insular basins in poorly drained morainal landscapes. This community occurs across the …

The primary historic disturbance regime was catastrophic fire at intervals of 10-100 years. Dominant trees of mature stands include jack pine (Pinus banksiana), red pine (Pinus …

Mature trees in oak woodlands usually lack the short boles and wide-spreading lower limb architecture found in oak openings, but instead have somewhat intermediate growth forms …

Mature stands of this upland forest community are dominated by white spruce (Picea glauca) and balsam fir (Abies balsamea), often mixed with paper birch (Betula papyrifera), northern white …

However, to the detriment of the oaks, mesophytic tree species are becoming increasingly important under current management practices and fire suppression policies. Oak forests are …

Conservation actions respond to issues or threats, which adversely affect species of greatest conservation need (SGCN) or their habitats. Besides actions such as restoring wetlands or …

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