Acadia National Park - FLOW: Watershed Plot 1


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Watershed Plots -- Plot 1

Plot 1, 01-19-1999 Plot 1, 02-01-1999

Overview of Plot 1, 01-19-1999 Overview of Plot 1, 02-01-1999

Plot 1, canopy, 04-19-1999 Plot 1, 03-08-1999

Plot 1, canopy, 04-19-1999 Plot 1, snow depth 18 cm, 03-08-1999

Sphagnum moss Bunchberry (Cornus canadensis)

Detail 1-1, 02-01-1999. Moss. Detail 1-2, 02-01-1999. Low plant that likes cool, moist, acid woods.

Red spruce cones, white pine needles, sphagnum moss. Haircap moss

Detail 1-3, 02-01-1999. Cones, needles, moss. Detail 1-4, 02-01-1999. Moss.

Red spruce seedling Red squirrel

Detail 1-5, 04-19-1999. Seedling. Detail 1-6, 05-02-1999. Who stripped these cones?

Snowshoe hare pellet; red squirrel stripped the cone Haircap Moss

Detail 1-7, 05-02-1999. Who dropped the pellet? Who stripped the cone? Detail 1-8, 05-22-1999. What kind of moss?

Sphagnum Moss Striped Maple or Moosewood (Acer pensylvanicum)

Detail 1-9, 05-22-1999. What kind of moss? Detail 1-10, 05-22-1999. What kind of tree?

Bunchberry dogwood (Cornus canadensis)

Detail 1-11, 05-22-1999. Low plant of cool, moist, acid woods. Detail 1-12, 05-28-1999. Near Plot 1. Blooming plant of cool, moist woods.

Leader of red spruce sapling Bluebead lily or yellow clintonia (Clintonia borealis)

Detail 1-13, 05-28-1999. Bud on what shaded tree? Detail 1-14, 05-28-1999. Near Plot 1. What kind of lily?

Northern white cedar leaves (Thuja occidentalis) Maple leaves

Detail 1-15, 06-05-1999. Fallen leaves. Detail 1-16, 06-05-1999. New leaves.

Bunchberry dogwood (Cornus canadensis) Red spruce (Picea rubens)

Detail 1-17, 06-05-1999. Low plant of cool, moist, acid woods. Detail 1-18, 06-05-1999. Buds on shaded seedling.

Detail 1-19, 06-05-1999. One meter southwest of Plot 1. Blooming plant. Detail 1-20, 06-11-1999. Seedling buds.

Red spruce seedling (Picea rubens) Overview of Plot 1, 7/5/99

Detail 1-21, 06-21-1999. Seedling leaf buds. Detail 1-22, 07-05-1999. Overview Plot 1.

Plot 1 overview A balsam-fir nursery ready for winter

Detail 1-23, 10-04-1999. Plot 1 overview. Detail 1-24, 12-24-1999. Plot 1 overview.

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Overview of Plot 1, 01-19-1999	Overview of Plot 1, 02-01-1999

Plot 1, canopy, 04-19-1999	Plot 1, snow depth 18 cm, 03-08-1999

Detail 1-1, 02-01-1999. Moss.	Detail 1-2, 02-01-1999. Low plant that likes cool, moist, acid woods.

Detail 1-3, 02-01-1999. Cones, needles, moss.	Detail 1-4, 02-01-1999. Moss.

Detail 1-5, 04-19-1999. Seedling.	Detail 1-6, 05-02-1999. Who stripped these cones?

Detail 1-7, 05-02-1999. Who dropped the pellet? Who stripped the cone?	Detail 1-8, 05-22-1999. What kind of moss?

Detail 1-9, 05-22-1999. What kind of moss?	Detail 1-10, 05-22-1999. What kind of tree?

Detail 1-11, 05-22-1999. Low plant of cool, moist, acid woods.	Detail 1-12, 05-28-1999. Near Plot 1. Blooming plant of cool, moist woods.

Detail 1-13, 05-28-1999. Bud on what shaded tree?	Detail 1-14, 05-28-1999. Near Plot 1. What kind of lily?

Detail 1-15, 06-05-1999. Fallen leaves.	Detail 1-16, 06-05-1999. New leaves.

Detail 1-17, 06-05-1999. Low plant of cool, moist, acid woods.	Detail 1-18, 06-05-1999. Buds on shaded seedling.

Detail 1-19, 06-05-1999. One meter southwest of Plot 1. Blooming plant.	Detail 1-20, 06-11-1999. Seedling buds.

Detail 1-21, 06-21-1999. Seedling leaf buds.	Detail 1-22, 07-05-1999. Overview Plot 1.

Detail 1-23, 10-04-1999. Plot 1 overview.	Detail 1-24, 12-24-1999. Plot 1 overview.