Toolik Lake Permanent Vegetation Plots

Walker D.A. and Barry N. 1991. Toolik Lake permanent vegetation plots: site factors, soil physical and chemical properties, plant species cover, photographs, and soil descriptions. Data Report 48, Department of Energy R4D Program, Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO.

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Plant Species Composition, Plot SWT-73

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  • Braun-Blanquet cover-abundance scale:
    • r = rare
    • + = common but less than 1% cover
    • 1 = 1-5%
    • 2 = 6-25%
    • 3 = 26-50%
    • 4 = 51-75%
    • 5 = 76-100%
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