Photo Point 267
Description:
Locust abundant along a 2003 burned area of the Butterfly Trail, near Novio Spring.
Photo:
Dead conifers were Douglas fir, Ponderosa and SW white pine.
Photo date:
June 20, 2009
Photo credit:
Jim Malusa
View looking:
NE Vegetation:
| Species | Relative abundance | Cover | Mean height in meters and notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Juglans major | uncommon | <1% | ||
| Pinus strobiformis | uncommon | <1% | ||
| Pinus arizonica | common | <1% |
15 |
|
| Pseudotsuga menziesii | common | 1-4% |
15 |
|
| Quercus gambelii | common | 1-4% |
2.5 - some very large individuals, 15m, survived the burn |
|
| Acer negundo | common | 1-4% |
4.5 - most are post-fire resprouts |
|
| Robinia neomexicana | dominant | 25-39% |
3.5 |
| Species | Relative abundance | Cover | Mean height in meters and notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rubus neomexicanus | common | 5-9% |
abundant but patchy; cover is just a guess |