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:·. !iPLAND PLANT f")1MUNITY:
XERIC PINE FL-' ')WJlODS
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A. DESCRIPTION:
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Highest elevation pine flatwoods. Hos w-e11 dro1ned sondy sotls, occurrtng
odjocent to scrubs ond h1gh stream banks.
B. fUNCTION:
I WILDLIFE HAD ITAT
IDIOTIC DIVERSm
STAD ILIZATION
IENERGYCONSERYATION
UNIQUE F.EATU~E
./LANDSCAPE ·'
./RECREATION
AESTHETICS
FLOOD PROTECTION
I WATER QUALITY
.f WATER QUANTITY
CLIHATE MODIFIER
C. SPECIAL CONCERNS:
.f ENDANGERED FLORA
../ENDANGERED FAUNA
SYSTEH DESTRUCTION
LIMITED RESOURCE
REGIONAL RESOURCE
UNIQUE FEATURE
D. COMMENTS:
E. TYPICAL DOMINANT PLANTS:
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TREES (UPPER STORYl
1. Slosh ptne (Pinus elliottif ¥tJr.
2. Live ook (Quercus ¥1rgii11M~
dens~
3.
4.
5.
SHRUBS (M IDOLE STORYl
1. Sow palmetto ( SorenotJ repent3
2. Rusty lyonlo (LyonitJ terruginetJ
3. Beoutyberry ( CtJI/ictJrptJ tJmericon~
4.
5.
GROUND COVER {UNDER STORYl
1. Pawpaw (AslmlntJ spp.)
2. P1nelond three-own (AristldtJ sppJ
3. Broomsedge (Andropogan spp.)
4.Runnerook (Quercuspumil~
5..~oont1e (ZtJm/tJ sppJ
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JURISDICTIONAL
SEASONAL FLOOD