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Clark Lab

Biodiversity and Global change

Croatan National Forest (CROA)

Croatan National Forest (CROA)

Susan Cohen, USFS

2000-2001

Cone counts were conducted at Croatan by USFS personal and provided by Susan Cohen.  This was part of a regeneration study.  Trees were predominantly Pinus palustris, but also include some P. taeda and P. serotina.

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Longleaf pines in flatwoods at Croatan National Forest

 

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