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B@8:\P'& !:ales ">$<t O [VegDetailID]tblVegetationDetails$[Stratum] = 'T1' And VegetationID = "B$@$< LiPlot "FC, stratum Emergent has no corresponding tblVegetationDetail record.A@Dk& Cover_Class = Strata!EmergCovTotk "H$< [VegDetailID]tblVegetationDetails$[Stratum] = 'T2' And VegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "FA, stratum Canopy has no corresponding tblVegetationDetail record.A@Dkk "J$< [VegDetailID]tblVegetationDetails$[Stratum] = 'T3' And VegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "FD, stratum Subcanopy has no corresponding tblVegetationDetail record.A@DxkHk@ "L$< [VegDetailID]tblVegetationDetails$[Stratum] = 'S1' And VegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "FE, stratum Tall Shrub has no corresponding tblVegetationDetail record.A@DkHk@ "N$< [VegDetailID]tblVegetationDetails$[Stratum] = 'S2' And VegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "F@, stratum Shrub has no corresponding tblVegetationDetail record.A@DkPkH "P$< [VegDetailID]tblVegetationDetails$[Stratum] = 'S3' And VegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "FF, stratum Dwarf Shrub has no corresponding tblVegetationDetail record.A@DkPkH# If Not IsNull(Strata!HerbHt) Then If IsNull(DLookup("[VegDetailID]", "tblVegetationDetails", "([Stratum] = 'Ht' Or [Stratum] = 'H') And VegetationID = " & Strata!VegetationID)) Thenp MsgBox "Plot " & Strata!Plotcode & ", stratum Herbaceous has no corresponding tblVegetationDetail record." End If End If "R$< [VegDetailID]tblVegetationDetails$[Stratum] = 'H1' And VegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "FD, stratum Graminoid has no corresponding tblVegetationDetail record.A@Dkk "T$< [VegDetailID]tblVegetationDetails$[Stratum] = 'H2' And VegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "F?, stratum Forb has no corresponding tblVegetationDetail record.A@Dkk "V$< [VegDetailID]tblVegetationDetails$[Stratum] = 'H3' And VegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "F?, stratum Fern has no corresponding tblVegetationDetail record.A@Dkk "X$< [VegDetailID]tblVegetationDetails$[Stratum] = 'H4' And VegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "FC, stratum SLVALeedling has no corresponding tblVegetationDetail record.A@Dkk "Z$< [VegDetailID]tblVegetationDetails#[Stratum] = 'N' And VegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "FF, stratum Nonvascular has no corresponding tblVegetationDetail record.A@Dkk "\$< [VegDetailID]tblVegetationDetails#[Stratum] = 'V' And VegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "F?, stratum Vine has no corresponding tblVegetationDetail record.A@Dkk "^$< [VegDetailID]tblVegetationDetails#[Stratum] = 'E' And VegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "FC, stratum Epiphyte has no corresponding tblVegetationDetail record.A@Dkk B@` & '& B@B DoCmd.Closeb` 0B@2|H@ d!f Record  &A@Dbo]X]x]]SELECT tblAADetails.AACode, tblAAVegetation.* FROM tblAADetails INNER JOIN tblAAVegetation ON tblAADetails.AAID = tblAAVegetation.AAID'. 0B@2 4. . %6. B@8'& !:a ">$< "j$< Plot "l:, stratum Emergent has mismatched null in tblAAVegetation.A@Dk "H$< "n$< Plot "l8, stratum Canopy has mismatched null in tblAAVegetation.A@Dk@ "J$< "p$< Plot "l;, stratum Subcanopy has mismatched null in tblAAVegetation.A@Dk "L$< "r$< Plot "l<, stratum Tall Shrub has mismatched null in tblAAVegetation.A@Dk "N$< "t$< Plot "l7, stratum Shrub has mismatched null in tblAAVegetation.A@Dk "P$< "v$< Plot "l=, stratum Dwarf Shrub has mismatched null in tblAAVegetation.A@Dk "x$< "z$< Plot "l<, stratum Herbaceous has mismatched null in tblAAVegetation.A@DkP "|$< "~$< Plot "l?, stratum Tree Seedling has mismatched null in tblAAVegetation.A@Dk "Z$< "$< Plot "l>, stratum Non-Vascular has mismatched null in tblAAVegetation.A@Dk "\$< "$< Plot "l6, stratum Vine has mismatched null in tblAAVegetation.A@Dk "^$< "$< Plot "l:, stratum Epiphyte has mismatched null in tblAAVegetation.A@Dk B@` & '& B@Bb 0B@2|  d!f Record  &A@Dbh o` P ]](]H]h]]]]SELECT tblAADetails.AACode, tblAAVegetation.* FROM tblAADetails INNER JOIN tblAAVegetation ON tblAADetails.AAID = tblAAVegetation.AAID order by tblAAVegetation.AAID'. 4. . %6. 0B@2 B@8'& !:a ">$< [VegDetailID]tblAAVegetationDetails$[Stratum] = 'T1' And VegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "lE, stratum Emergent has no corresponding tblAAVegetationDetail record.A@Dkk "H$< [VegDetailID]tblAAVegetationDetails$[Stratum] = 'T2' And VegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "lC, stratum Canopy has no corresponding tblAAVegetationDetail record.A@Dkk "J$< [VegDetailID]tblAAVegetationDetails$[Stratum] = 'T3' And VegetaLVALtionID = "B$@$<Plot "lF, stratum Subcanopy has no corresponding tblAAVegetationDetail record.A@Dkk "L$< [VegDetailID]tblAAVegetationDetails$[Stratum] = 'S1' And VegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "lG, stratum Tall Shrub has no corresponding tblAAVegetationDetail record.A@Dkk "N$< [VegDetailID]tblAAVegetationDetails$[Stratum] = 'S2' And VegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "lB, stratum Shrub has no corresponding tblAAVegetationDetail record.A@Dkk "P$< [VegDetailID]tblAAVegetationDetails$[Stratum] = 'S3' And VegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "lH, stratum Dwarf Shrub has no corresponding tblAAVegetationDetail record.A@Dkk "x$< [VegDetailID]tblAAVegetationDetails#[Stratum] = 'H' And VegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "lG, stratum Herbaceous has no corresponding tblAAVegetationDetail record.A@Dkk "|$< [VegDetailID]tblAAVegetationDetails$[Stratum] = 'H4' And VegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "lE, stratum Seedling has no corresponding tblAAVegetationDetail record.A@Dkk "Z$< [VegDetailID]tblAAVegetationDetails#[Stratum] = 'N' And VegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "lH, stratum Nonvascular has no corresponding tblAAVegetationDetail record.A@Dkk "\$< [VegDetailID]tblAAVegetationDetails#[Stratum] = 'V' And VegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "lA, stratum Vine has no corresponding tblAAVegetationDetail record.A@Dk"k" "^$< [VegDetailID]tblAAVegetationDetails#[Stratum] = 'E' And VegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "lE, stratum Epiphyte has no corresponding tblAAVegetationDetail record.A@Dk!k! B@` & '& B@B 0B@2|  d!f Record  &A@Dp oh X ] ]@]`]]]]] strSQL = "SELECT tblPlotDetails.PlotCode, tblVegetationDetails.* FROM tblPlotDetails RIGHT JOIN (tblVegetation RIGHT JOIN tblVegetationDetails ON tblVegetation.VegetationID = tblVegetationDetails.VegetationID) ON tblPlotDetails.PlotID = tblVegetation.PlotID"JSELECT DISTINCT tblPlotDetails.PlotCode, tblVegetationDetails.Stratum, tblVegetationDetails.VegetationID FROM tblPlotDetails RIGHT JOIN (tblVegetation RIGHT JOIN tblVegetationDetails ON tblVegetation.VegetationID = tblVegetationDetails.VegetationID) ON tblPlotDetails.PlotID = tblVegetation.PlotID ORDER BY tblPlotDetails.PlotCode'$ 4. $ %6. 0B@2 B@8'& !:a ",T1 [EmergHt] tblVegetationVegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "F:, stratum T1 has no Emergent cover class in tblVegetation.A@Dkkx ",T2[CanHt] tblVegetationVegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "F8, stratum T2 has no Canopy cover class in tblVegetation.A@Dkk ",T3[SubHt] tblVegetationVegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "F;, stratum T3 has no Subcanopy cover class in tblVegetation.A@Dkk ",S1 [TallShHt] tblVegetationVegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "F<, stratum S1 has no Tall Shrub cover class in tblVegetation.A@Dkk ",S2 [ShrubHt] tblVegetationVegetatLVALionID = "B$@$<Plot "F7, stratum S2 has no Shrub cover class in tblVegetation.A@Dk0k( ",S3 [DwarfHt] tblVegetationVegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "F=, stratum S3 has no Dwarf Shrub cover class in tblVegetation.A@DkXkP ",H1[GramHt] tblVegetationVegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "F;, stratum H1 has no Graminoid cover class in tblVegetation.A@Dkkx ",H2[ForbHt] tblVegetationVegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "F6, stratum H2 has no Forb cover class in tblVegetation.A@Dkk ",H3[FernHt] tblVegetationVegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "F6, stratum H3 has no Fern cover class in tblVegetation.A@Dkk ",H4 [SeedlHt] tblVegetationVegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "F?, stratum H4 has no Tree Seedling cover class in tblVegetation.A@Dkk ",N [NonvasHt] tblVegetationVegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "F=, stratum N has no Non-Vascular cover class in tblVegetation.A@Dk0k( ",V[VineHt] tblVegetationVegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "F5, stratum V has no Vine cover class in tblVegetation.A@Dk`kX ",E[EpiHt] tblVegetationVegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "F9, stratum E has no Epiphyte cover class in tblVegetation.A@Dkk B@` & '&X B@Bb@ 0B@2|(  d!f Record  &A@Dbo 0B@B| d!fA@Do8]x]]]]HSELECT DISTINCT tblAADetails.AACode, tblAAVegetationDetails.Stratum, tblAAVegetationDetails.VegetationID FROM tblAADetails RIGHT JOIN (tblAAVegetation RIGHT JOIN tblAAVegetationDetails ON tblAAVegetation.VegetationID = tblAAVegetationDetails.VegetationID) ON tblAADetails.AAID = tblAAVegetation.AAID ORDER BY tblAADetails.AACode'$ 4. $ %6. 0B@2 B@8'& !:a ",T1 [EmergHt]tblAAVegetationVegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "l<, stratum T1 has no Emergent cover class in tblAAVegetation.A@Dkk ",T2[CanHt]tblAAVegetationVegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "l:, stratum T2 has no Canopy cover class in tblAAVegetation.A@Dkk ",T3[SubHt]tblAAVegetationVegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "l=, stratum T3 has no Subcanopy cover class in tblAAVegetation.A@Dk( k ",S1 [TallShHt]tblAAVegetationVegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "l>, stratum S1 has no Tall Shrub cover class in tblAAVegetation.A@DkP kH ",S2 [ShrubHt]tblAAVegetationVegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "l9, stratum S2 has no Shrub cover class in tblAAVegetation.A@Dkx kp ",S3 [DwarfHt]tblAAVegetationVegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "l?, stratum S3 has no Dwarf Shrub cover class in tblAAVegetation.A@Dk k ",H [HTotalHt]tblAAVegetationVegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "l=, stratum H has no Herbaceous cover class in tblAAVegetation.A@DkLVAL k ",H4[H4Ht]tblAAVegetationVegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "lA, stratum H4 has no Tree Seedling cover class in tblAAVegetation.A@Dkk ",N [NonvasHt]tblAAVegetationVegetationID = "B$@$<Plot "l?, stratum N has no Non-Vascular cover class in tblAAVegetation.A@Dkk" If Strata!Stratum = "V" Thene If IsNull(DLookup("[VineHt]", "tblVegetation", "VegetationID = " & Strata!VegetationID)) Thenb MsgBox "Plot " & Strata!AAcode & ", stratum V has no Vine cover class in tblVegetation." End If End If" If Strata!Stratum = "E" Thend If IsNull(DLookup("[EpiHt]", "tblVegetation", "VegetationID = " & Strata!VegetationID)) Thenf MsgBox "Plot " & Strata!AAcode & ", stratum E has no Epiphyte cover class in tblVegetation." End If End If B@` & '&x B@Bb` 0B@2|H@ d!f Record  &A@Dbo]H]h]]SELECT tblPlotDetails.PlotCode, tblVegetation.* FROM tblPlotDetails INNER JOIN tblVegetation ON tblPlotDetails.PlotID = tblVegetation.PlotID'. 0B@2 4. . %6. 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"eaA ,|PACARE.9115No GPS; Romme locations modified based on plant community descriptions.YesNAD 27$?@6A@ 7PACARE.9114 YesNAD 278,&$?kABo.7PACARE.9113No GPS; Romme locations modified based on plant community descriptions.YesNAD 27$?ٕAAz5PACARE.9112No GPS; Romme locations modified based on plant community descriptions.YesNAD 27$?5#/` { 6 Q = [^@AOACARE.9184 YesNAD 278,&$?[AOACARE.9183 YesNAD 278,&$?@ APACARE.9182 YesNAD 278,&$?PA.7PACARE.9181No GPS; Romme locations modified based on plant community descriptions.YesNAD 27$?AEA}\"PACARE.9180No GPS; Romme locations modified based on plant community descriptions.YesNAD 27$?AdPACARE.9179No GPS; Romme locations modified based on plant community descriptions.YesNAD 27$? 7A PACARE.9178 YesNAD 278,&$?APACARE.9177 YesNAD 278,&$?P~VA̓sPACARE.9176No GPS; Romme locations modified based on plant community descriptions.YesNAD 27$?A3PACARE.9175 YesNAD 278,&$?mA$YPACARE.9174No GPS; Romme locations modified based on plant community descriptions.YesNAD 27$?}˜nAގpPACARE.9173No GPS; Romme locations modified based on plant community descriptions.YesNAD 27$?`APACARE.9171 YesNAD 278,&$?;vAm&PACARE.9170No GPS; Romme locations modified based on plant community descriptions.YesNAD 27$?`OA-PACARE.9169 YesNAD 278,&$?A,PACARE.9168 YesNAD 278,&$?`A@PACARE.9167 YesNAD 278,&$?`A@PACARE.9166 YesNAD 278,&$?A`PACARE.9165 YesNAD 278,&$?@A`/PACARE.9164 YesNAD 278,&$?`A.PACARE.9163 YesNAD 278,&$?A PACARE.9162 YesNAD 278,&$?XA@OACARE.9159 YesNAD 278,&$?4fC_AOACARE.9158No GPS; Romme locations modified based on plant community descriptions.YesNAD 27$?`FAOACARE.9157 YesNAD 278,&$?h>AOACARE.9156 YesNAD 278,&$?`6AOACARE.9155 YesNAD 278,&$?+%AO]OACARE.9154No GPS; Romme locations modified based on plant community descriptions.YesNAD 27$?@P/A +OACARE.9153 YesNAD 278,&$?@N)AOACARE.9152 YesNAD 278,&$?`V!AOACARE.9151 YesNAD 278,&$?%AOACARE.9150 YesNAD 278,&$?MA:PACARE.9149 YesNAD 278,&$?KA t:PACARE.9148 YesNAD 278,&$?,A~!OACARE.9145No GPS; Romme locations modified based on plant community descriptions.YesNAD 27$?5/H  c P :i$S=l'V`]APACARE.9214 YesNAD 278,&$?mZALtPACARE.9213No GPS; Romme locations modified based on plant community descriptions.YesNAD 27$?=0A`OACARE.9212 YesNAD 278,&$?o$w?A9#VOACARE.9211No GPS; Romme locations modified based on plant community descriptions.YesNAD 27$?=A@OACARE.9210 YesNAD 278,&$?hN 7A4cMOACARE.9208No GPS; Romme locations modified based on plant community descriptions.YesNAD 27$?Mɵ7ADOACARE.9207No GPS; Romme locations modified based on plant community descriptions.YesNAD 27$?8)A@LOACARE.9206 YesNAD 278,&$?)ְA ܺoOACARE.9205No GPS; Romme locations modified based on plant community descriptions.YesNAD 27$?ATOACARE.9204No GPS; Romme locations modified based on plant community descriptions.YesNAD 27$?%AOACARE.9203 YesNAD 278,&$?ɸA3OACARE.9202 YesNAD 278,&$?AjOACARE.9200 YesNAD 278,&$?6A "OACARE.9199 YesNAD 278,&$?uZhA~jX!OACARE.9198No GPS; Romme locations modified based on plant community descriptions.YesNAD 27$?3A}OACARE.9197No GPS; Romme locations modified based on plant community descriptions.YesNAD 27$?Za<A^KȇOACARE.9196No GPS; Romme locations modified based on plant community descriptions.YesNAD 27$?@AOACARE.9195No GPS; Romme locations modified based on plant community descriptions.YesNAD 27$?%A@OACARE.9194 YesNAD 278,&$?@3uA:OACARE.9193 YesNAD 278,&$?y |A4;OACARE.9191No GPS; Romme locations modified based on plant community descriptions.YesNAD 27$?nA`7OACARE.9190 YesNAD 278,&$?~jA@5OACARE.9189 YesNAD 278,&$?~$a}A/$rOACARE.9188No GPS; Romme locations modified based on plant community descriptions.YesNAD 27$?nk A7OuOACARE.9187No GPS; Romme locations modified based on plant community descriptions.YesNAD 27$?A@OACARE.9186 YesNAD 278,&$?ݯvAlOOACARE.9185No GPS; Romme locations modified based on plant community descriptions.YesNAD 27$?5/`  4 c  M | 7 fP :=t"VAl&$PACARE.9321No GPS; Romme locations modified based on plant community descriptions.YesNAD 27$? 3A0'PACARE.9320No GPS; Romme locations modified based on plant community descriptions.YesNAD 27$?5A`'PACARE.9319 YesNAD 278,&$?6A`'PACARE.9318 YesNAD 278,&$?Aԍ*Aߡx-PACARE.9317No GPS; Romme locations modified based on plant community descriptions.YesNAD 27$?ZCA W*PACARE.9316No GPS; Romme locations modified based on plant community descriptions.YesNAD 27$?IEs%A@$PACARE.9315No GPS; Romme locations modified based on plant community descriptions.YesNAD 27$? 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Two sizeable drainage channels, as well as the edge of Halls Creek, run through the plot.Big drainage channel bounds plot to the east, (many JUNOST along drainage), and across drainage is a very different community with ATRCON looking across rockier soils over there.Rolling, sandy Aeolian deposits over Entrada - quite a bit of bedrock exposed here.Vegetation growing on sandy soil between Entrada outcrops.Very rolling, duney area with many small channels running through. Some dunes have lots of crypto, others look active and shifting.Small channels running through plot where JUNOST are concentrated. Undulating terrain.Deep, sandy soils through most of plot; though west side has ridge of Dakota Sandstone showing through. Tons of old cow tracks and poo.Notom Road bounds plot on one side, & ridge of Oyster Shell Reef bounds the other. Deep, sandy soils through most of plot; though west side has ridge of Dakota Sandstone poking up. Tons of old cow tracks and poo.Sandstone peeking through pebbly soil in places - deep soils @ lower (E) end of plot. Tons of old cow tracks & poo. Possibly Dakota Sandstone?Very sandy, rolling duney area. Point wraps around the sides and high slope of a dune.Wide, sandy wash runs through point - hills surrounding wash also very sandy.Point on a sandy island between two channels.Wash runs through plot - very sandy area. Burr Trail runs along edge of plot.Dirt road to Peek-a-boo Camp runs through plot. Tons of cow tracks through plot. 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COLRAM is very large and healthy-looking here!Petrified Carmel dunes and sandstone exposures with aeolian dunes at their bases which are capped in QUEHAV and a mixture of shrubs (ARTFIL occurring mostly along the small drainage channels).Fine, deep alluvial soils w/crust development.Slope is variable because it descends steeply to the SW into the wash community, then flattens out on the slope ridgetop before sloping gradually to the E where an old road/trail runs through a portion of the plot. A lot more small rock cover here than I've seen in most of the polygon.Deep, fine, alluvial soils with minor crust development. JUNOST seem to be invading this community from all directions. EPHVIR and STIHYM are co-dominant, with the other listed shrubs more associated with adjacent wash community, which is included in this polygon for some reason even though it's a totally different community (should map this separately!).Slope is an average, as northern 1/4 of plot has a steeper slope descending into the adjacent wash. Deep, sandy, alluvial soils with minor crust development throughout. Old road runs through east side of the plot.Step-like Navajo bedrock hogback with vegetation growing mostly linear (N to S) in cracks and in shallow soil pockets stabilized be well-developed cryptos and mosses. Vegetation stunted due to the shallow soils, and often mounded.Community is linear along stream bank, so we observed a linear AA point 8m wide. Observed 2 point bars - plot crosses a wash ~8m wide.Maybe used to be agricultural area? Recent mowing at south end of plot. Ditch running through plot east to west. 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Scattered, old JUNOST skeletons still standing around. Plot is near ridgetop. Mixture of shrubs here, but most have low cover values.Shrubs are mounded, often with crypto patches around their bases. Soil surface is covered with small cobblestones (1.5-5 cm), some conglomerated into bedrock, so very little exposure of bare soil. More slickrock/bedrock outcrops near the ridgetop (to the W) and on the S end of the plot.Slope is for half of the plot, the other half is where the slope levels out and is a more disturbed area dominated by BROTEC and weedy forbs. Geology is on the borderline between Dakota sandstone and the Mancos formation.More evidence of cattle grazing here (cow pies, hoof prints, and lots of weedy grasses and forbs). Lots of drought die-back on the ATRCAN. Fairly major drainageway (1-2 m. tall by 2-6 m. wide) flows east through the SE portion of the plot. NW portion of plot is on a hill with a steeper slope (~15 deg.).Disturbed understory/abundance of weedy grasses and forbs from cattle grazing, evidenced by cow pies and hoof prints. Deep, alluvial soils here with trace amounts of small rocks on the surface. 1-2 m. deep by 2-3 m. wide gully meanders through plot. Some drought die-back on the ATRCAN here and old JUNOST skeletons still standing are scattered about.Plot captures ~40 m. wide, broad drainage bottom running NE, as well as toeslope hills of the Oyster Shell Reef draining N into this bottom area. Lots of drought die-back and deaths of JUNOST and ATRCAN, making the herbaceous cover look deceivingly dominant here. Disturbed, weedy understory due to cattle grazing evidenced by cow pies and hoof prints.Higher dunes with sandier soils and different species associated with the ARTFIL than #1060. Lots of die-back on the POLINC.LVAL < \ L h  < <n0lPoint lies at the base of a sandstone reef and soils are composed of sand & pebbles eroded from above. The main road crosses the plot on its eastern edge. The area has been altered seriously by cattle grazing.This is a cow-affected area with deep soil.This is a cow-affected area with deep soil. Many annual weeds are present this year.This is an area of deep soil and little rock. Cows dine here enthusiastically. Many annual weeds are here this year.This site has sandy soil with a few pebbles.This is a sandy site with lots of adolescent biocrust.The terrain is rolling hills with meandering gullies.The terrain is rounded hills and meandering gullies. The soil is sandy with some gravel and rocks around.The site has sandy soil and this year, a carpet of annual forbs.Many large boulders & small flat rocks.The terrace where the trees sit is about two feet above the wash bottom. Debris in the trees shows that the terrace gets flooded occasionally. The trees are very large and healthy looking.Many large flat rocks and extensive biocrust decorate the surface.This site has rocky soil and extensive biocrust.The ground is mostly covered with small flat rocks.Soil is mostly covered with flat rocks and pebbles.The soil surface is mostly covered with rocks and pebbles.This side of the hogback is eroded into sand and gravel.This hogback is highly eroded and dissected creating many aspects. It slopes generally E.N.E. The rock is crumbly, coarse conglomerate.Bedrock exposures alternate with pockets of deeper soil.Bedrock exposures alternate with deeper pockets of soil.The hogback is coarse, crumbly, conglomerate sandstone.Hogback is coarse conglomerate sandstone.Shallow gullies meander through this broad toe slope. The wet spring has grown many annuals her.The terrain is a broad toeslope stretching from the cliffs east of here. 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A small gully transects point which has a lot of Bromus tectorum in it.Some very old disturbance from cows, otherwise quite stable. A depression where moisture collects supports a variety of annuals. Small pebbles litter ground surface. Well developed rain crust.Plot lies between 2 ridges of landslide deposits and includes the sides of each facing each other. In the low lying area are 2 gullies where the mixture of "T" shrubs and the lone juniper are.Some landslide deposits & large rocks are dribbling into the east end of the plot. Lots of dead Stipa grass & branches/whole plants of ATRCAN. A narrow wash runs through plot. ARTFIL is concentrated there.Many annuals weeds on flat and dead Stipa bunches.Point falls on top of a rise (hill or terrace) a few meters above the valley floor. A narrow, rocky wash runs through plot where the rabbit-brush live. The blackbrush also likes the shallower, rockier soil on the wash bank. The ricegrass looks more vigorous here than other places I've seen in Halls Creek.Most of the plot has sort of low, undulating duney feel to it. The eastern 1/3 or so of the plot is sort of a low depression supporting ATRCAN and many annuals only. Many dead bunches of Stipa and dead branches of Atriplex. A foot trail runs through plot, but has no effect.Terrace above the wash supports many annuals this year. Significant mortality on the ACHHYM. Soils are very sandy, but do have some loam content.This point occupies a south facing slope littered with large volcanic boulders with abundant grass and evenly spaced shrubs. Young Junipers are widely scattered. Erosion is minimal as the slope is well stabilized by plants and rocks.Some dead branches on ATRCAN, ~50% of most plants. 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Fallugia is restricted to upper slope.Plot is relatively level, but has wide & shallow gullies running through it where the shrubs are only slightly more concentrated. Soils are shallow & covered with flat shaley rocks of various sizes. Trees are mature, but short. Probably a pretty hot, dry area.There are some younger trees mixed in with the mature ones but they don't really constitute a subcanopy layer. A few spots have well developed biotic crust.Point is on gently sloping wash terrace. The trees are clumped at the bend in the wash where the terrace is flatter & the grasses are on the open slope.Plot encompasses the terrace edge about 1.5m above the wash & the braided channel that wraps around the west & south of it. The sagebrush & PJ are restricted to the point bar and the cottonwoods to the channel & wash edge.The wash / road transects the plot. The terraces slope gently up from the wash, but probably just a couple of feet on each side get flooded. The Rabbitbrush is not restricted to the wash edges.A mighty uplift with lots of large conglomerate boulders and tilted bedrock. Plot falls right along the spine of this feature. Many small pebbles are on the rocks and clayey soil underneath. A narrow drainage channel transects plot. Veg doesn't vary with aspect, except less SHEROT on E face lower on the slope.An eroding sandstone reef top runs through the western edge of plot. Soils are deep away from the reef. The pinyons prefer the sandstone. The grasses are concentrated on the deeper soils. Dead branches on ATRCAN.Steep narrow erosional gullies. Large outcroppings of bedrock & some bunches of broken bedrock are visible throughout plot.Large flat shaley rocks on a steep west facing slope. A narrow drainage runs through the west facing and bottom of plot. Maybe the weedy annuals represent an invasion.nLVAL Z ` >RPlot straddles a low, broken exposure of Entrada with mostly deeper Entrada soils on the surface.Plot is transected by narrow wash channel with only occasional CHRNAU. Most of plot is cheatgrass, with significant areas of dense tamarisk. SARVER shrubland occupies a higher valley floor level to west of plot. Area is very heavily disturbed.Plot is located on a low, subsidiary hogback immediately E of the main Entrada exposures in this area. Thin, biotic soils over Entrada slickrock limit vegetation, although some shallow dunes occur with Q. welshii on E face of ridge line.AA center sits in the center of a shallow wash channel with both soil and bedrock banks included in plot area. Mahonia is likely dense in the area because of the relatively large amounts of exposed Entrada bedrock, unique to this part of the polygon.Disturbed, broad flats along wash channel.Plot is located right where a significant, steep, rocky slide canyon enters the main Muley Twist Canyon - so it includes areas of the main canyon flood plain and a broader area of boulder-and-shrub wash bottom. A significant portion is also located on dry, south-facing slopes. A mish-mash of environments.Canyon bottom here is a little broader, slightly less steep and drier than in AA points 1820, 1276. Less shaded habitat under large boulders too.Slightly flatter, broader wash area here than AA 1276, may favor slightly different shrub mix. Less Chinle mixed into the soils than that point too. Still a steep, bouldery canyon.Plot is located in a steep. bouldery canyon. Soils include some Chinle exposures here and there, with Wingate-derived alluvium and boulders overlying most areas. 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Surface is unstable, though small sheltered areas have patches of moss or biotic soil development.Sandy, semi-active dunes along valley edge. Line of dense JUNOST borders polygon at the base of Entrada slickrock. Lots of standing dead stems on ARTFIL.A small wash transects plot along a small bedrock exposure, and the JUNOST and FRAANO are located in cracks along this minor deviation from the rest of the area. Soils appear to be Entrada-derived alluvium.Lots of small rock on surface, Black basalt boulders.Wash is bounded equally by steep Carmel shale slopes w/sparse veg and small, sloped new alluvium terrace.Active Entrada-derived sand dunes.Plot is centered on a short transition slope between two level topographies. Primary association is on higher, sandy valley floor. Secondary and/or tertiary are on the lower wash terrace, also sandy soils.High stream terrace with slightly rolling terrain here and there - perhaps remnants of now stabilized dunes. These higher spots tend to have the patches of HILJAM.Aeolian, Entrada-derived sands on a rolling terrain. Hill crest and patches on edge of plot are active dunes, but majority of plot is stable soils w/o the dune topography. Clumps of dead perennial grasses occur in the area - probably Stipa hymnodies.Community is on a low floodplain or wash terrace, in a relatively poorly drained area - mud shrink cracks on surface. For some indiscernable reason the majority of CHRNAU and BROTEC is concentrated in an area approx. 1/3 of plot. The presence of the occasional ARTFIL is a mystery. Note that SARVER is absent from CHRNAU areas - which also show evidence of flood debris.Gypsiferous badlands transected by a deep, narrow gully make for a sparsely populated, steep-sloped spot. E. bicolor adds a dramatic splash of bright blooms, but all the rest of the vegetation has experienced lots of drought mortality, with lots of dead stems.LVAL4 . 8 \46XIn wash, but most of point in rolling hills of deep sandy soil w/good crust cover. Other Surface Geology: Eolian deposits.Fine deep alluvial soils w/crust development.Point lies in a wash. I made the point more of a rectangle to stay within the polygon, which is just the wash.This point is on the high banks (terrace) of a wash. The slope is zero, except at the bank which is 5 ft higher than the wash.This is near an Entrada sandstone bluff.There is a road that runs along the point on the margins. The area is maintained as a park. It is watered and mowed. The point is adjacent to the CARE Visitor Center.The soils are eroded Moenkopi with limestone rock mixed in (probably from neighboring Kaibab).Plants growing in cracks in slickrock.This point is at the head of a wash, in a narrow Navajo canyon.Point is on a sandy, level HIGH terrace at the base of the Waterpocket Fold. Sand dunes 40' lie due south. Oystershell Reef is on the other side of the valley (to east). Site is highly disturbed by grazing past and present. Substrate is a pure Entrada Sand. Never floods.Plot is on a tall dune (~40' high) piled up against the east face of the Waterpocket Fold.Other Surface Geology: Talus Point lies high on a slope between Navajo domes and an Entrada formation. The slope has large rocks on the SW side and exposed bedrock and sand on NE side.Wash is narrow, so veg is poorly sorted. Road runs through plot.This point is in the Kayenta between Navajo Domes.The point lies between Navajo Domes, in which there are dunes of Aeolian sand which has amazing crust development, these are bisected by washes. Bedrock is exposed intermittently, so soil is somewhat shallow.Plot is centered on a wash channel bank, with 50% in a high mixed shrub terrace community, and the other a riparian corridor. Terrace is about 5 meters above channel floor.This area is pretty homogenous, with deep alluvial soils.ZkY [ - q # +Li<A0n/aLow levelGPS@|Mancos shale1-a00009pond water00000000000pnljhfdb`^\ZNJHFD?1% y17164MidslopeGPSNear base of Entrada outcrop.Carmel FormationP00003CryptoP020030000000}ywokigecQ&!qVariableVariableLow slopeGPS@zAlluvial deposits02P1-a01-bCryptoP0200300T0000}ywsqidb][WD83(*l254Low slopeGPSZ@zAlluvial deposits070P002CryptoP0000000000omkigeca_][YQMKIGC0$zh0N/ALow levelGPS@zAlluvial deposits0300800TT0T0000000hfdb`^\ZXVTRRPNJHD1% [p0N/ALow levelGPS@ zAlluvial deposits06T030PCryptoT00P0000000pnljhfdb`^\ZRPNJHD1% 92VariableLow slopeGPSP@ zEolian Sands0701-a00PT0P0000000igeca_][YWUSSQOJHD6*%Hx2104Low levelGPSR@ zObscured by soil030001-aRoad0300000T0000pnljhfdb`^\XRMKIGC1% M8170High LevelGPS@ zOld Alluvium0200001-bP00500T0000geca_][YUSQLLJHFD@2&!18260MidslopeGPSL@ zNavajo SandstoneP08000P0000000000fdb`^\ZXVTRPPNLJFD2&!IvariablevariableLow slopeGPS~@zNavajo Sandstone031-bP003crypto1-aP0P00T0000~|zxvtogca_ZVD83(0N/ALow levelGPS(@zNew Alluvium070P000200000T0000ca_][YWUSQOKKIGEC?1% ~40N/AStep in slopeGPS@zEolian deposits050P001-a0000000000kigeca_][YWRRPNLJF5)$}d 18132High slopeGPSt@zCarmel FormationPPP0PCryptobiotic soilP1-a01-a0000000}{ywusqljecPNLJHF4(#|0N/ALow levelGPS@zNew Alluvium0300400PT0P00T0000ca_][YWUSQOMMKIEC?1% {~0n/aLow levelGPSNo comments provided.Alluvial deposits1-a00600T1-a01-a0000000~|zxsqljjhfb`[H% zV0n/aLow levelGPSNone.Alluvial deposits1-a00600TP01-a0000000sqomkige`^\ZZXVRPK8% y80N/ALow levelGPSNone.Alluvial deposits1-a00500T1-a01-a0000000vtrpnljhca\ZZXVRPK8% x+evariablevariableLow levelGPSDunes intersected with washesEolian deposits0301-a003cryptoT00000T0000zxtc83(w5Z0N/AStep in slopeGPSNoneEolian depositsP0300PCryptoPP00300P0000xvtrpnljfdb`XVTRNL;)$vn2388High SlopeGPSNone.Kayenta FormationP03000P1-a00200P0000trpnljhfb`[YYWUSOM:'"u32294High SlopeGPSNoneKayenta FormationP03000PP00300T0000pnljhfdb^\ZXXVTRNL9'"t16100MidslopeGPSd@zKayenta FormationP04T0PCryptoPP00400T0000qomkigec_][YQOMKGE2&!LVAL `  Z ( J Zd XBdlbThe Entrada hills are highly sculpted by erosion.The Entrada hills are highly sculpted by erosion.The slope and aspect are an average for the plot and not the side of the interfluve.Some blown in sand covers parts of the slickrock.The canyon is highly shaped by erosion.Plants are mostly growing in cracks.Dune is stabilized by vegetation.The dune is stabilized by vegetation.Many dark rocks litter the sandy surface.Sandy soil has collected in potholes and small dunes.The area has been chained and seeded for the pleasure of beeves. It looks like the P-J is trying to return.This is a steep, boulder-strewn slope.Huge boulders from the Wingate above cover most of the Chinle slope.The terrain is gently rolling with sandy soil.Vegetation is on the banks and bars of wash.Much limestone bedrock exposed at this site.Highly eroded clay badlands have every slope and aspect.Steep slope is dissected with drainages and littered with boulders.Steep slope is highly dissected with drainages.Steep slope is highly dissected with drainage and littered with boulders.Large rocks and boulders litter the surface.This area has been cleared and seeded with non-native grasses for the use of Beeves. Shrubs are returning strongly and P-J is slowly moving in.This site has rocky soil cut by many drainageways.Soil is stabilized by plants and a little biocrust.Plot has alternating rocky and sandy sections.Soil is sandy. Terrace is 3 - 5 feet above wash bottom.Sand is stabilized by biocrust and vegetation.Sand has been stabilized by biocrust and plants.The wash has made a channel through rolling terrain. The vegetation is on benches, banks and bars.Narrow, shady canyon appears to flood from wall to wall intermittently. Vegetation is on low terraces and banks.Heavy clay soils with little cover. Site appears to be semi-permanently flooded.Heavy clay soils with little cover. Site appears to be semi-permanently flooded.Fk_ " + 2 /]w34variablevariableInterfluveGPSp@|Chinle Formation07T000PT00200T0000{ywusqomigecca_][WE94(30352MidslopeGPS@|Chinle FormationP000020400200T0000hfdb`^\ZVTPLLJHFDD2&!j2520MidslopeGPS^@ |Chinle Formation041-aT00021-a01-b00T0000pnljhfdb][VRRPNLGC1% 1050InterfluveGPS@ |Chinle Formation02P000020200200P0000mkigeca_[YUQQOMKIE3'"7185High SlopeGPSX@ |Moenkopi Formation02PT00030301-b00P0000omkigeca\ZVRRPNLJF2&!$2326High LevelGPS"@ |Obscured by soil050T000300000T0000hfdb`^\ZXVTPPNLJHD2&!J3223Low slopeGPS!The soil is rocky and gravelly.Entrada Sandstone030P001-aP00300T0000~zxvqqomkieR% {D3276Low slopeGPS!Soil is a little gravelly here.Entrada Sandstone05PP001-aT00200T0000~zxvqqomkieR% ,A4190Low slopeGPSd@ |Entrada Sandstone050T001-bP00200T0000kigeca_]YWUPPNLJHD1% O5231InterfluveGPSf@|Entrada Sandstone080001-aBiocrust1-b00000T0000wusqomkigec^TOMKIE2&!I4176Low slopeGPS\@|Entrada Sandstone070T001-bT0P00T0000igeca_][YWUPPNLJHD1% H3218Low slopeGPSThis is a sandy site.Entrada Sandstone080T001-aT0T00T0000~|zxvtrpnlggeca_[H% 30N/ALow levelGPSSoil is sandy.Entrada Sandstone0600000200000T0000xvtrpnljhfd``^\ZXTA% <435Low levelGPSCows frequent this area.Entrada Sandstone0600000200000T0000}{ywusqomiigeca]J$80N/ALow levelGPSp@|New Alluvium060T00020000000000ca_][YWUSQOKKIGEC?1% '90N/ALow levelGPSSoil is sandy.New Alluvium0400000500000T0000sqomkigeca_[[YWUSOA% 1911High SlopeGPS\@|Navajo Sandstone04PT002Biocrust0200000P0000usqomkigeca]SOMKIE3'"%14103High SlopeGPS`@|Navajo Sandstone0404T01-aBiocrust1-a00000T0000zxvtrpnljhfaWRPNJF4(#226Low levelGPS@|Carmel Formation050P0003T0P00P0000fdb`^\ZXVTRNNLJHFB0$M220Low levelMap@|Navajo Sandstone02PT00020300200T0000jhfdb`^\XVRNNLJHFB0$YVariableVariableLow slopeGPS"Plant growing in cracks in rock.Navajo Sandstone1-a03P01-aCryptobiotic crust1-aP0T00P0000}xf83(J0n/aLow levelGPSTAMCHI are mostly dead.Mancos shale080000P0000000000zxvtrpnljhfddb`^\XJ% t0n/aLow levelGPS@|Mancos shale1-a00009Water00000000000kigeca_][YWUNJHFD?1% [k] T  d  w hX=t9kVarVarLow slopeGPSb@|Entrada Sandstone050P0002T0T00P0000ljhfdb`^\ZXTTRPNLH5)$JsVarVarInterfluveGPSb@|Entrada Sandstone060T0002T0T00T0000mkigeca_][YUUSQOMI6*%@2218InterfluveGPS@|Mancos shale080000P0000000000b`^\ZXVTRPNLLJHFD@2&!VariableVariableMidslopeGPSThis is a loose dune.Navajo Sandstone04004001-a00000T0000zzxvrplZ72(VariableVariableLow slopeGPS"There is deep sand at this site.Navajo Sandstone040040002T0T00T0000~|xf83(X488Low levelGPSNone.Navajo Sandstone0403P0002T0T00P0000omkigeca_][WWUSQMI7$<1280High SlopeGPSb@|Navajo Sandstone0602T001-aT0T00P0000ljhfdb`^\ZXSSQOMIE3'"8196Low slopeGPS"Plants mostly growing in cracks.Navajo Sandstone0207T00PT0T00T0000}{ywussqomieS% bVariableVariableInterfluveGPSN@|Navajo Sandstone0403T0003T0T00P0000}{ywusqomkieeca_[WE94(dO1262MidslopeGPSH@|Navajo Sandstone1-a09000TT0T00T0000hfdb`^\ZXVTRRPNLHC1% :7153MidslopeGPSB@|Navajo Sandstone07PT0002T0T00T0000fdb`^\ZXVTRNNLJHFB0$G8224High SlopeGPS!Soil is stabilized by biocrust.Navajo Sandstone031-aT003Biocrust02T0T00T0000vrpnieS&!=890MidslopeGPSJ@|Eolian Sands071-a00TBiocrust1-bT0T00T0000omkigeca_][VLJHFA=/#/1588MidslopeGPSR@|Navajo Sandstone0404T0TBiocrustPP0P00T0000qomkigeca_][QOMKGC1% 3142Low slopeGPSj@|Navajo Sandstone0404T0TBiocrustPT0T00P0000qomkigeca_][QOMKGC1% 3300LowslopeGPS@|Obscured by soil05000003T0P001-b0000igeca\ZXVTRNNLJHFB0$10212MidslopeGPSL@|Chinle Formation04P0001-a0300200P0000mkigeca_[YUPPNLJHD2&!22150MidslopeGPS@|Talus/Colluvium/Landslides030T001-a0601-a00P0000xvtrpnljec_ZZXVTRN2&!3168Low levelGPS\@|Moenkopi Formation07000002T0P00P0000igeca_][YWUQQOMKIE1% G,8264High SlopeGPSNoneMoenkopi Formation05P00002P00300P0000rpnljhfd`^\XXVTRPL8&!0N/AHigh LevelGPSPebbles cover the surface.Moenkopi Formation04000002T00300T0000~|zvtrnnljhfbN&!392Low levelGPSX@|Moenkopi Formation1-b02P00P0400200T0000mkigeca_[YUSSQOMID0$Y&789High SlopeGPSX@|Kaibab Limestone0204000020200200P0000mkigeca_[YUQQOMKGC1% LVAL Z v H .RPlot is located in a canyon encompassing a N & S-facing slope and the narrow draw between them. Vegetation is sparser overall on the S-face. Soil is pebbly.Colluvial slope with eroded clay gullies and ridges. Many large sandstone boulders from above and flat shaley rocks. The highly eroded clay gully slides have no vegetation.Steep colluvial slope with frequent rockfall and slope movement.Soil surface is covered with flat platey rocks - mostly broken into small pieces.Area had been cleared long ago to remove sage and planted later with the Elymus bunchgrass. Many weedy annuals here.Plot encompasses a sandstone outcrop, a draw, shifting dunes, and stabilized soil with a pebbly surface. The Ephedra and ricegrass dominate the NE quadrant and should probably be part of the adjacent polygon, although those species are represented throughout the plot. Other Surface Geology: Eolian sands.This plot occupies the 2nd terrace above the wash. Very little well-developed biocrust is developed here. The grass component is high relative to the shrubs. Soils are well stabilized with poorly developed crust. Many dead ricegrass bunches.Plot occupies the 1st low terrace above the wash about 1m. Probably not subjected to flooding.Plot drains into a wash at bottom of a large outcrop of Entrada.A hill on N end of plot has rockier soil and not sand sage. Several shallow gullies transect plot. Plants are on mounds & most litter has blown away.Landslide deposits which have eroded into a maze of gullies and hills. Pebbles cover the soil surface and medium-sized rocks are scattered around. Other Surface Geology: CurtisMany pebbles in & on soil surface. Many dead ricegrass bunches.Point hugs 2 drainages. Soils are sandy, derived from the bedrock, and vary in thickness.Soils are sandy, but stabilized. A narrow drainage runs through plot.The terrace is about six feet above the wash bottom.dkb I  u u Z \551High SlopeGPSNone.Moenkopi Formation031-a001-aBiocrust031-b002001-a0000{ywsqlh^YWUPL8% x0N/ALow levelGPSP@Obscured by soil0200004Biocrust/moss0400000T0000xvtrpnljhfd`QMKIGC1%  0N/AHigh LevelGPSB@Moenkopi Formation05P00002P00300P0000ljhfdb`^ZXVRRPNLJF2&!1052MidslopeGPSf@Moenkopi Formation02000PBiocrust1-a0200500P0000xvtrpnljfd`[QOMKIE1% nD790Low slopeGPSb@Kaibab Limestone04P001-bBiocrust1-b1-a00300P0000ywusqomkge`[QLJHFB0$3138High LevelGPS@Moenkopi Formation03000PBiocrust02T00500P0000vtrpnljhdb`\RPNLJF2&!variablevariableLow slopeGPS<@Chinle Formation06P00PBiocrust021-a00001-a0000}{ywuplb`^\ZVD83(K27360MidslopeGPS\@ Chinle Formation050000021-b002001-a0000pnljhca_[YTPPNLJHD2&!25360MidslopeGPS@ Colluvial deposits0200000203003001-a0000qomkidb`\ZVRRPNLJF2&!variablevariableHigh SlopeGPS@ Moenkopi Formation03000PBiocrust02P00500P0000}{wusoeca_]YE94(0N/ALow levelGPS@ Obscured by soil080000P0000000000eca_][YWUSQOOMKIGC1% =e582Low slopeGPSf@ Entrada Sandstone05021-a01-aBiocrust1-aP00300T0000|zxvtrpnjhfaWRPKGC0$]0N/ALow levelGPS@New Alluvium080001-aBiocrust1-a00T0000000qomkigeca_]XNIGEC?1% [0N/ALow levelGPS@New Alluvium0300006Biocrust1-aP01-b0000000sqomkige`^\WMIGEC?1% 6322Low slopeGPS@Entrada Sandstone0600002biotic crust1-aP0020000000{ywusqomige`RNLJHD1% &VariesVariesStep in slopeGPS.@Entrada Sandstone07TT002BiocrustPP0020000000}{ywsqomc_][YUB61"yvariablevariableHigh SlopeGPSd@Colluvial deposits05000PMoss1-a1-a0040000000}{wupkeca_]YE94(wvvariablevariableStep in slopeGPS@Entrada Sandstone070001-aMoss1-b00020000000}ywupjeca_[H<7(VariableVariableLow slopeGPS@Navajo Sandstone02PP004Biocrust03T0T00P0000~|zxvtrnd`^\ZVD83(hVariableVariableLow slopeGPS@Navajo Sandstone05PP002Biocrust03T0T00P0000~|zxvtrnd`^\ZVD83(variablevariableLow slopeGPS!A sandy wash runs through plot.Carmel Formation041-bP002Biocrust02T0T00P0000{we83(a0N/ALow levelGPSh@Entrada Sandstone040P000300000T0000hfdb`^\ZXVTPPNLJHD1% LVALR H  Plot encompasses the terraces on either side of a wash. Terraces are subjected to periodic flooding. Area has been disturbed by grazing.Plot encompasses a gully & hill to the east of it. TAMCHI is in the gully. Other species are well-distributed. Area disturbed by grazing w/high cover of BROTEC.The cheatgrass is confined to a shallow gully. The Eriogonum and Hilaria are localized in some anomaly which is lacking a rain crust.Plot sits on a finger ridge with both N and S steep facing slopes. Many large lava boulders are embedded in the soil.Plot encompasses 2 wide, shallow drainages and the slopes between. An old road and irrigation ditch run through the eastern part of plot. That is where the young cottonwood and Salix are. Plenty of dead sagebrush on plot. Some pines are very tall and big here.About 1/4 plot is on Moenkopi shale and 3/4 of plot is on deeper soils obscuring geology.An old road runs through east edge of plot and lacks regulation. There are many young junipers here. Lots of dieback on the sage and dead shrubs too.Plot encompasses a wide wash and the slope above to the east. The bank is about 3m above the wash. An irrigation ditch transects the slope running N-S, but is no longer in use as evidenced by the dead tamarisk. The slope between the ditch and the wash has suffered deep gullying. The slope above the ditch has a more natural appearance.Many dead sage shrubs. Deep soils.Area was chained to remove P-J & sage and planted, long ago. Piles of tree wood everywhere.The juniper is an invader from another polygon.Deep soils with well developed biocrust.Soil is covered with small rocks.Many small rocks on soil surface. Area is gullied.Rocky shallow soils with relatively short mature trees. Area is dissected by narrow, steep, rocky gullies. Plot is on interfluve between Moenkopi above and White Rim ss below.Small rocks create a "desert pavement" feel to this place. 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There are scattered Navajo boulders in it.Half of plot is in Carmel Formation, half in Navajo and each has the distinct plant communities associated with it. Lots of bedrock exposure (with fractures) in Navajo- supports JUNOST and FRAANO.Fairly steep COLRAM hill with fairly flat ATRCAN terrace below. Below terrace is Halls Creek. COLRAM hill has very coarse rocks throughout.Plot encompasses an area where TAMCHI have been cut down and is in the old river channel, now dry. Lots of dieback on the SALEXI and dead stands with some resprouts from the base. Understory is predominantly MUHASP. Deep, clay-loam soils with lots of litter and downed wood covering the surface.Sandy soil with fairly well-developed cryptos.Badlands covered with basketball-sized volcanic rocks. Gravelly rocks covering most of the rest of the surface. Weird rock wall of volcanic boulders just outside plot (N).Rolling badlands covered with baseball - basketball -sized black volcanic rocks. Surface also littered with small light - colored rocks.Rolling badlands with small rocks covering the surface. Many small channels dissecting plot in all directions.Narrow slotty canyon, very sheltered with 200 ft. sheer cliffs on either side.Narrow canyon, sheltered, with very steep walls. Tough to access!!This is an alcove with steep, bouldery slopes. Whole alcove is ~80m wide, & is surrounded by 150 ft tall Kayenta cliffs. Other Surface Geology: Talus.Slope is gullied with many large boulders, bits of bedrock and many small rocks on soil surface. More vegetation where soil is more developed, especially lower on the slope. Several dead Juniper trees on plot.Cow disturbance. As far as I can see this whole part of the valley has been artificially seeded with Agropyron cristatum. 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Soils more rocky here than on the flats below where there's little to no PJ.Rolling toeslope with pebbly soil surface and sandstone showing through in places- soils appear thin here.Rolling toeslopes with tan, pebbly-sandy clayish soils. A few places with smooth, tan sandstone showing through. Slope is an average - many small channel running through plot.Pebbly rocks mixed into silty soil - colorful gray and red mud hills are visible just below point. Pretty exposed area - P-J looks a little stunted.Hard to find good topo position/ landform names here- nothing fits well. Broad slightly sloping area coming off the fold with deep soils. Lots of past grazing evidence.Broad slightly rolling area with some crypto development. Lots of old dead junipers around.Shallow Rocky wash about five to eight meters wide with rolling, hilly terraces on either side. Terraces not all that sandy, and have well- developed cryptos.Fairly steep colluvial slope with large (1-2 m) boulders.This is a broad terrace- more like a valley, with a shallow wash running though it.Shallow, rocky wash with narrow (5-8m wide) terrace surrounded by cliffs.Rocky, pebbly shallow wash about 15m wide and 0.5 m deep. Terraces on either side are sandy and narrow with many large rocks mixed in. Steep colluvial slopes beyond the wash terrace with PJ.Huge truck-sized (and house-sized) boulders jumbling down this slope. Healthy, big PJ's growing on soil pockets/ ledges between rocks.Very steep colluvial slope with huge semi/ RV- sized boulders scattered throughout. Healthy PJ growing where there are soil pockets though.Broad terrace above Halls Creek- very sandy soils. The slight rise that AA point is on is dominated by COLRAM- but ATRCON everywhere else.Rolling hills of Carmel over Navajo sandstone. Soil surface is covered with small red rocks (Carmel) and scattered large white rocks (Navajo ?).LVAL<< : F Lhb2"This AA point covers both sides of the steeply sloping benches on the floor of the canyon. Well developed, though rocky/bouldery soils.This AA point covers the benches on both sides of this wash, which is 2 to 5m across and has water flowing through it. Benches are gently sloping, 20 to40 m wide and about ten feet above the wash.Steep colluvial slope with large, one meter, car-sized boulders. PJ and shrubs growing between rocks in soil pockets.Fairly steep colluvial slope, but center of plot falls on a nice flat spot with well-developed soils & cryptos.Steep colluvial slopes above the wash, which is about 5 m wide. AA point encompasses both slopes above wash.Thin, very sandy soils over slickrock. Many little channels running through the area, which could explain why there's more AMEUTA?Steep-sided gully with narrow 1 m. wide wash at the bottom. Gully sides are rocky and have some bedrock exposure.I'm at the high point of the Circle Cliffs, a fairly thin layer of soil over Navajo sandstone (Navajo is visible outside plot to the east and west with large sloping cliffs!)Fairly thin soils over a layer of Navajo sandstone (visible just outside plot).This is a valley ~80m wide between two Navajo uplifts. Rolling, cracked slickrock is the dominant substrate.Sheltered wash in the hills just east of the Carmel/Navajo interface. Gently sloping terraces ~5-10 m. wide, with shallow wash ~3-5 m. wide.Broad valley bottom, ~50m from Notom Road. Evidence of having been previously trashed cows.Rocky uplift of sandstone- small-large rocks everywhere. Not sure of geology- could also be Salt Wash or Dakota? Grasses are mainly on the west side of this ridge.Rolling toeslope with pebbly soil surface and a bit of bedrock showing through in places. Soil is probably fairly shallow here.Rolling toeslope just above Notom Road Valley. Very pebbly soil surface and apparently deep soil.vk] R  n " e gDbd50N/ALow levelGPS@Alluvial deposits040P004Crypto (pinnacles)T00000T0000|zxvtrpnljhfRNLJHD1% }variablevariableLow levelGPS@Wingate Sandstone030P0006P01-a00T0000~|zxvtrpkigcca_][WD83(2329Low slopeGPSD@Wingate Sandstone1-a000007000001-a0000mkige`^\ZXVRRPNLJE2&!2010MidslopeGPSz@Wingate Sandstone02000Pcryptos06P0P00P0000qomkigeca_]YPNLJHD1% 33340MidslopeGPS@Wingate SandstoneT0000020400300T0000kigeca_]YWSOOMKIGE2&!3386MidslopeGPS@Wingate SandstoneP0T00050200200P0000jhfdb`^\XVRNNLJHFD1%  V3269Low levelGPS0@Wingate Sandstone020T0003030P00P0000kigeca_][YUQQOMKIE2&! variablevariableLow levelGPSN@Wingate Sandstone1-aTT00071-a0T001-a0000~|zusqomhddb`^\WD83( HvariablevariableLow levelGPS@Wingate Sandstone1-a0T00071-b0T00P0000}{ywusqomhddb`^\WD83( |variablevariableLow levelGPS@ New Alluvium1-a000PWater04030P00T0000~|zxvtrpnjf_][YWRD83( 28345MidslopeGPS@ talus/ColluviumT0001-b0500400T0000hfdb`^\ZVTPKKIGGEC2&!e23249MidslopeGPS@ Obscured by Soil1-b000PBiocrust040201-b00P0000xvtrpnljec_[QOMKID2&!variablevariableMidslopeGPS@ Kayenta Formation03TP00T0400400T0000|zxvtrpnjhdbb`^\ZVC72(s513High SlopeGPS!Very sandy, duney rolling area.Eolian deposits0600000300000P0000}{ywusoomkigcR% v1470High SlopeGPS@ Kayenta Formation041-bT00041-a01-a0000000sqomkige`^YUUSQOJF3'"~1073Low levelGPS@Navajo Sandstone03PT00031-a00300T0000mkigeca_[YTPPNLJHD2&!677High SlopeGPS\@Obscured by Soil02000003P003001-a0000ljhfd_][WUSOOMKIGC1% 884High SlopeGPS@Obscured by Soil02T000031-a00300P0000ljhfdb`^ZXSOOMKIGC1% 13145Low levelGPS@Navajo Sandstone1-b07T00PP0P00T0000jhfdb`^\ZXVTTRPNJE3'"654Low levelGPS@New Alluvium0401-a00031-b01-b00P0000kigeca_]XVQMMKIDB>0$?0N/ALow levelGPS@Obscured by Soil090000P0000000000eca_][YWUSQOOMKIGC1% 25variableMidslopeGPSJ@Brushy Basin Shale Member of the Morrison Formation1-a1-a0001-a0200600T0000||zxvql7+&12100MidslopeGPS@Dakota Sandstone051-a00002T00200P0000mkigeca_[YWSSQOMHD2&!lLVAL ~ : | f 6^rThin sandstone layer of Mancos with patches of shaley soil on surface. Trees rooted in bedrock fractures.Near AA pt. 1052, but less steep, more (still thin) soils, less bedrock.Slope is the general trend of the top surface of the interfluve. Edges of plot may slope in a variety of aspects. Note that there's a cairn in the plot - old mineral claim?Paved road borders plot. Beavers have cut a number of Cottonwoods, reducing their number. Trees are mostly young, with some mature - no decadent individuals here.A fine, deep soil floodplain from a tributary wash to the Fremont River.Fine, deep soils of probable Summerville origin. This is an alluvial terrace or bench above the Fremont floodplain.Plot is in a broad, level flood plain of the Fremont River.Plot is located in a very disturbed area - next to a paved road and including a channelized wash (downstream of a culvert under the road).Disturbed areas of flood plain comprise half of plot - roads and nearby stock corral. Less disturbed areas are reflected in assoc. names and are a low flood plain with young POPFRE and Tamarisk and an understory of ERINAU.Very few trees on terraces, but more on hills.Deep, sandy soil with good crypto development (no lichens/mosses though) so seems stabilized.Plot encompasses both wash benches and the narrow wash in between. Wash has water flowing now.Well- developed, sandy soils here.Sandy soils here with well-developed cryptos in a few places.Steep, rocky slope. Majority of aspect is as stated above, but part of plot also wraps around to the NE.Steep, rocky/bouldery slope down to a narrow wash, which right not has water flowing in it.This AA point covers mostly the steep NE-facing slope of this side canyon. The narrow wash at the bottom & some of the opposite bank was included also.This AA point covers both sides of the steeply sloping benches on the floor of this canyon (right below a pouroff). 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Lots of dead JUNOST skeletons. In contrast to AA 711, nearby soils here have an aeolian character, with some shrubs collecting drifted soil around them. Soil surfaces are stabilized, however, with lots of physical crusting.Flat area along rim of small canyon. Relatively deep, sandy soils on top of the rim-forming sandstone layer in Mancos. Lots pf dead (old) juniper skeletons in area.Deeper soils here, with minor surficial gullying throughout polygon. Lots of dead standing (old) trunks of juniper. Wind and rain are ubiquitous!Part of plot is on Mancos toe slopes, the rest on lower-angle valley floor. Species are slightly segregated by these various slopes, but ATRCON is universal.Most of community is limited to small joint-pattern gully or wash in white "slickrock" member of Mancos. Slope is actually variable throughout plot, but majority of veg. is in gully w/similar slope & aspect.White "slickrock" layer in Mancos, with vegetation limited to small pothole gardens and joint fractures.Association is on tilted, stratified beds of Kayenta along the crest of the Waterpocket Fold monocline. Lots of bedrock to collect water for veg. - most of which is in cracks or thin soils.Plot is on a colluvial slope with lots of exposed Chinle bedrock. Most of talus/soils are also Chinle-derived. This band or layer of Chinle has a fair amount of thin limestone outcrops.Plot is in a narrow, steep-sided gully or wash, with most vegetation on the banks. Banks are generally cut into the toeslopes of surrounding talus slopes.High small rock surface cover is similar to desert pavement, though it looks like surface gets stirred a bit by freeze-thaw cycles.Some of plot includes a steep-sided gully cut through the veneer of talus into the Chinle. The rest of the plot is still steep, but less so, and has more colluvial cover. Short (S2) shrubs were all in the steep, inner gully channel.vLVAL " , j vSteep, rocky slope. Grasses have soil/rock piled up against their uphill sides. Slight gully transects plot, doesn't seem to affect shrub cover.Deep, sandy soils. Navajo-derived. Stable under tree crowns and litter. Slightly duney under ARCPAT. Old growth PJ. Less duney, more litter than AA1356.Deep, shifting sands in between tree crown litter areas. Navajo-derived sands. These are old growth trees.Shallow canyon side w/layers at base of Navajo formation. Ledgey outcrops w/deeper sandy soils on flatter areas.A little more clay in soil, and a little rockier than previous pts. in polygon to S of here.Several small, shallow washes run through plot, and shrubs are concentrated here.Sandy soils on a narrow ridge crest area. Some areas of active dunes.Sandy soils. No dune evidence here.Deeper , sandy soils. Some evidence of blowouts in opening between crowns (small rock in surface of slight depressions), but needle litter is extensive and indicates stable (if slightly mounded) soils under trees.Some areas have duney character - these tend to be sparse understory. Others have stable, rocky soils - and have the Shepherdia. Ledgey areas favor the Cercocarpus.Slope is an average of steeper slope on E side of plot and toe slopes on W. Soils are deep, shaley clay.Low areas near wash - in the flood plain only during apocalyptic events. Highly disturbed.Plot includes flat areas and some areas inclining downwards to polygon to W. Deep, shaley soils.Deep, shaley soils in the lower Mancos. Area is on valley floor, not in the wash floodplain, but neither is it a toeslope.Fine, sandy soil on a low hill in the valley floor - presumably alluvial sands remaining from an eroding alluvial plain.A sandstone layer of lower Mancos creates a ledgey hogback here. CERINT is on exposed bedrock areas, other shrubs are in deeper soils.Deep, shaley soils heavily transected by narrow gullies.Deep alluvial soils transected by deep drainages nearby.+kR T d  j 3GLQ iCF1724MidslopeGPS^@Kayenta Formation02T000030300300T0000ljhfdb`^ZXTPPNLJHD1% B1842MidslopeGPS$@Kayenta Formation02P000030300300T0000ljhfdb`^ZXTPPNLJHD1% A444MidslopeGPS8@Eolian Sands03PP0PBiotic soil0500000P0000nljhfdb`^\ZVIGECA=/#@~338MidslopeGPS@Eolian Sands030030PBiotic soil0200000P0000pnljhfdb`^\XKIGCA=/#?25262MidslopeGPS@Navajo Sandstone0202000020200200P0000nljhfdb`\ZVRRPNLHD2&!> 3204High LevelGPS@ Kayenta Formation04000TBiotic soil031-b00200P0000{ywusqomigb^QOMKIE2&!=}5222High SlopeGPS@ Kayenta Formation08T00TBiotic soil1-aP00200P0000ywusqomkgec^QOMKIE2&!<o844High SlopeGPS@ Kayenta Formation030030003P0T00P0000jhfdb`^\ZXVRRPNJHD1% ;0N/AHigh LevelGPSH@ Kayenta Formation04000PBiotic soil0400000P0000vtrpnljhfdb^QOMKIE2&!:T230High LevelGPS@ Kayenta Formation04TT000500T00P0000hfdb`^\ZXVTPPNLJHD1% 97242High SlopeGPSL@Kayenta Formation04P020TBiotic soil03T0P00P0000xvtrpnljhfd`SQOKIE2&!80N/ALow levelGPSNoneMancos shale0800001-b00T00T0000jhfdb`^\ZXVQQOMKIE7% 7/22308ToeslopeGPS@Mancos shale10000000000000000b`^\ZXVTRPNLLJHFD@2&!6*o0N/ALow levelGPS@Mancos shale06000TMoss0300000T0000igeca_][YWUQKIGEC?1% 5gVariable308Low levelGPS@Mancos shale0800001-a0000000000rpnljhfdb`^YYWUSQM?3.#4Sy3122Low levelGPS@Mancos shale0700000200T00T0000ca_][YWUSQOKKIGEC?1% 3z0N/ALow levelGPS Low wash terrace w/sandy soilsNew Alluvium060P000300T0000000}{ywusqokkigec_Q% 2#~18Step in slopeGPS@New Alluvium0900001-b00000T0000eca_][YWUSQLLJHFD@2&!12288MidslopeGPS@Mancos shale031-b0001-a0200300T0000kigeca_]YWSNNLJHC?1% 01290Low levelGPSDeep, shaley soilsMancos shale09000Pmoss1-a00000T0000~|zxvtrpnlje_][YWSE% /3280Low levelGPSDeep, shaley soils.Mancos shale09000Pmoss1-a00000T0000}{ywusqomkf`^\ZXTF% .~3268Low levelGPSp@Mancos shale0900001-a00000T0000db`^\ZXVTRPKKIGEC?1% -u3264Low levelGPSDeep, shaley soils.Mancos shale0800001-b0000000000ywusqomkige``^\ZXTF% ,B3278Low levelGPSDeep, shaley soils.Mancos shale080000020000000000xvtrpnljhfd``^\ZXTF% LVAL|P B h zll*((Point is on hogback ridge with steep slope, vegetation growing in benches near top of hogback, benches are about 20 ft by 10 ft.In the Navajo domes, in the flat area where alluvial and eolian deposits had woodland.Level area within Navajo domes that have alluvial and eolian deposits of sandy soil that is formed into duney areas of woodland.This is a small woodland on sandy deeper duney soil. Soil was brought in by wind and water and deposited to Navajo dome level areas.This point is a high level duney woodland wind deposited sand that is stabilized (has crust development & litter).E side has stable dunes, but W side is sandy & flat.Flatter sandsheet area of valley.Has some stable dunes hence the variable slope & aspect.Stable dunes that have high cover of pinnacled crypto crust in a valley.Stable dunes with high crypto soil in valley.I used terrace because there is a bank to the river and the point is on the alluvial soil.This point lies on an embankment (man-made) in the same alluvial plain as point 1414 that is next to the Fremont River.Point on a colluvial slope w/Navajo rock exposed.Majority of plot is on a stream terrace about 1 meter above wash channel bottom. Lots of dead ARTTRI-T, especially in areas farther from wash channel.Plot includes a major wash channel and the banks on either side, plus a broad terrace/floodplain about 1 meter higher than wash bottom. Lots of dead ARTTRI in area.Plot straddles a low ridge on deep, clay Mancos soils. Slopes range from 25 to 5 degrees. Aspect doesn't appear to affect vegetation.Slope and aspect across plot are highly variable, but #'s represent the drainage areas where veg. is located. Steep sandstone fins transect polygon.Relatively flat, sand soils between sandstone fines. Community is well-watered by run-off, and shallow drainage channels transect vegetated areas.Rocky soils and ledges. Trees look young here.kae  t ( v  B 5t0B[A2668High SlopeGPS@Mancos shaleT09000TT0T00T0000ca_][YWUSQOMMKIGCA3'"ZDh0n/aHigh LevelGPS@Alluvial depositsT03T01-bcryptoP0200300T0000vtrpnljhdb^\TOMKGE2&!YJ0n/aHigh LevelGPS@Alluvial depositsT02T002cryptoP000200T0000sqomkigea_][SOMKGE2&!XA0n/aHigh LevelGPS @New AlluviumT05T004cryptoPT0P00T0000ljhfdb`^\ZXVNJHFB@2&!WPA0N/AHigh LevelGPS@New AlluviumP05P004CryptoPT0P00T0000ljhfdb`^\ZXVNJHFB@2&!V`VariableVariableLow levelGPSh@ Alluvial deposits1-a01-a006CryptosT001-a0000000}xvtriec^\WD83(UeVariableVariableLow levelGPSStable dunes in valley.Alluvial deposits1-a01-a007CryptoT0000000000~|wup]83(TiVariableVariableLow levelGPSB@ Alluvial deposits1-a01-a006CryptoT0000000000}{ywusqiec^\WD83(ShVariableVariableLow levelGPSp@ Alluvial deposits1-a01-a006CryptoT0000000000}{ywusqiec^\WD83(ReVariableVariableLow levelGPS@ Alluvial deposits1-a01-a006CryptoP0000000000}{ywusqiec^\WD83(Q;eVariableVariableLow levelGPSZ@ Alluvial deposits02002005Crypto (no lichens/mosses, but pinnacled)T0000000000gca][WD83(P0N/ALow levelGPSNone.Alluvial deposits030P007CryptoTT000000000wusqomkigecaYUSQOK8% O(0N/ALow levelGPS@Alluvial deposits0801-a002CryptoT0000000000sqomkigeca_]UQOJHD1% N0n/aLow levelGPSOff Scenic Drive.Alluvial depositsP008001-a00T0000000|zxvtrpnljhcca_[YWD% M0n/aLow levelGPSOff Scenic DriveAlluvial depositsT00600020000000000zxvtrpnljhfbb`^ZXVC% L0n/aLow levelGPS@Alluvial deposits080000T00P0000000fdb`^\ZXVTRPPNLJHD1% K0N/ALow levelGPSNone.Alluvial depositsP00800P00P00T0000mkigeca_][YWWUSOMK8% JR1468MidslopeGPSb@Navajo SandstoneT09T0TCrypto, dark cyanoTP0P00T0000ywusqomkigecOMKIEC1% H}264Low levelGPS.@New Alluvium080P0TMoss1-b00T00T0000igeca_][YWUPJHFDB>0$G{VariableVariableLow levelGPSJ@New Alluvium060P0002T0T00P0000vtrpnljhfdb^^\ZXVRD83(FkVariableVariableToeslopeGPS@Mancos shale070000P0000000000sqomkigeca_]][YWUQC72(E2160Low levelGPS,@Mancos shale1-b07P0TBiotic soilPT0T00T0000qomkigeca_][NLJHD?1% D22138Low levelGPS&@Mancos shale02051-a00P1-a0P00T0000igeca_][YWRPPNLGC?1% LVAL8 > T & :H6tA low level plain in which there are many washes running throughout. Deep sandy soil hence I called it alluvial deposits.Deep sandy soil bisected by washes.This is in the Morrison soil area on the bottom of a hillside. The hillside is adjacent (bottom of ) a plateau.This is higher up on a toe slope (to a plateau) in the Morrison soil area.This is an area that is lower compared to surrounding formations and is bisected by many washes, soil is Morrison.This is in an area that leads to a plateau, but the soil is Morrison and very bisected by washes.Area that leads to higher plateau; is bisected by many washes (hence interfluves).Deep sandy soil with crypto development and some dunes.The point is between two large, steep-sided washes/rivulets (in a valley), deep shaley soil.Centroid is on one side of interfluve but point encompasses both sides of interfluve.Low area with washes throughout. Note weeds are 16% of herbaceous cover.Clayey soil that has rivulets running throughout valley.Valley of clayey Mancos soil with rivulets running throughout.Deep sandy soil with good pinnacled crypto soil.Along Notom Road. Some evidence of physical crustingon a hill, soil has evidence of physical crusting.Geology obscured by soil. There is pinnacling of soil, but I think it is more a physical crust than crypto. There is pinnacling to soil but I thin it is more a physical crust than crypto crust.Soil is deep, sandy on alluvial bench in a valley.In an alluvial terrace in a valley.On an alluvial terrace in a valley.On an alluvial terrrace in a valley.The point is on an alluvial terrace with deep narrow washes running throughout. Soil is clayey. Point is in a valley bottom.Point is right at wash, therefore primary name, but on E side is SARVER/ARTTRI (closest to point) & further east and W side of bank is SARVER/ATRCON.This point is within a pocket of solid ground that turns into many rivulets and washes to the North.9ki6 b  j 0 ?X [_wsvariablevariableToeslopeGPS@Brushy Basin Shale Member of the Morrison Formation000004Cryptos with lichensP000400P0000~|zxC72(r0n/aLow levelGPSn@Eolian deposits1-a00004Crypto, moss, lichens1-b000001-a0000~|wusqomhQMKIGB1% qo0n/aLow levelGPSDeep shaley soils.Mancos shale070T00T0000000000usqomkigeca__][YWSE% ps0n/aLow levelGPS@Mancos shale090000T0000000000a_][YWUSQOMKKIGEC?1% oa0n/aLow levelGPSPoint off a wash.Alluvial deposits080T00P0000000000ywusqomkigecca_][WD% npvariesvariesToeslopeGPS@Alluvial deposits05TP00TT00500T0000trpnljhfb`^\\ZXVTP=1,"mi0n/aLow levelGPS@ Alluvial deposits08000TcryptoP0000000000nljhfdb`^\ZXPNLJHD1% l:o0N/ALow levelGPSp@ Mancos shale080T00P00000T0000a_][YWUSQOMKKIGEC?1% k\p0n/aLow levelGPSValley of clayey Mancos soil.Mancos shale080T00P00000T0000~|zxvtrpnljjhfdb^P% j)z0n/aLow levelGPS|@ Mancos shale080T00P001-a0000000db`^\ZXVQOMKKIGEC?1% i5302Low slopeGPS`@ obscured by soilT0P008cryptoP00P00T0000mkigeca_][YWOKIGEC1% hp3354Low slopeGPS On a hill.Obscured by soil04000PcryptoPT00400T0000{ywusqomigec[YWUSO=% go0n/aLow levelGPSj@ obscured by soil040P00PT00400T0000geca_][YUSQOOMKIGC1% fCm5328Low slopeGPSd@obscured by soil040000PT00400T0000geca_][YUSQOOMKIGC1% e"g6144Low slopeGPS@Obscured by Soil040000TP00400T0000geca_][YUSQOOMKIGC1% dP0n/aLow levelGPSPoint on a wash bankAlluvial depositsP00800TP0P000000zxvtrrpnljhffdb^\ZG% c0N/ALow levelGPSVery close to bank.Alluvial deposits070P00PT000000000{ywusqomkigeeca_]YF% bO0N/ALow levelGPSd@New Alluvium080T00P0000000000a_][YWUSQOMKKIGEC?1% at0N/ALow levelGPSF@Alluvial deposits080000T0000000000fdb`^\ZXVTRPPNLJHD1% `0n/aLow levelGPSF@Alluvial deposits080000T0000000000fdb`^\ZXVTRPPNLJHD1% _0N/ALow levelGPSH@Alluvial deposits080000T0000000000fdb`^\ZXVTRPPNLJHD1% ^0N/ALow levelGPS@Alluvial deposits080000P0000000000fdb`^\ZXVTRPPNLJHD1% ]0N/ALow levelGPS*@New AlluviumP00800000T0000000a_][YWUSQOMKKIGCA?1% \[0n/aLow levelGPS@New Alluvium090T00P0000000000a_][YWUSQOMKKIGEC?1% Gk8o  ]  { EMXp-0N/ALow levelGPS@New Alluvium0200003Dark cyano03000001-b0000trpnlgeca_]YMIGEC?1% 0N/ALow levelGPSj@New Alluvium0201-a003Cryptos03000001-a0000trpnlgeca_]YPLJEC?1% 0n/aLow levelGPS@New Alluvium0600000200000P0000ca_][YWUSQOKKIGEC?1% rn/an/aLow levelGPST@New Alluvium0501-a000300P00P0000jhfdb`^\ZXVRRPNIGC5)$i0n/aLow levelGPSD@New Alluvium0700001-b001-a00T0000geca_][YTRPKKIGEC?1% ^0n/aLow levelGPS@New Alluvium0501-a002Dark cyanoPP01-a00T0000usqomkigb`^\PLJEC?1% 2240Low levelGPS@ New Alluvium0301-a004Dark cyanoPP0P0000000rpnljhfdb`^\PLJEC?1% n/an/aLow levelGPS.@New AlluviumP0001-bMoss1-a1-a00500T0000trpnljhfb`[VPKIGEC5)$m0n/aLow levelGPS"@New Alluvium06000PCryptos1-bT0T00T0000mkigeca_][YTKIGEC?1% 0n/aLow levelGPS@New Alluvium0500001-aP00300T0000fdb`^\ZXTRPKKIGEC?1% 2570MidslopeMapr@Talus/Colluvium/LandslidesPP0001-b0701-a00P0000usqomkigb`\WWUSQOM1% VariableVariableToeslopeMap@New Alluvium020P00061-a0P001-b0000{ywusnljhfa]][YWUQC72(~0N/ALow levelGPS@New Alluvium0900001-a00000T0000db`^\ZXVTRPKKIGEC?1% }p452Low slopeGPSx@Carmel Formation050P0004P0P00T0000fdb`^\ZXVTRNNLJHFB0$|345Low levelGPSZ@New Alluvium040P0004P01-a00T0000eca_][YWRPNJJHFDB>0${356Low levelGPSv@New Alluvium050P0003P0P00P0000b`^\ZXVTRPNJJHFDB>0$z0n/aLow levelGPSNoneAlluvial depositsT0P005crypto02T0T001-a0000ywusqljhfdb^VRPNLJ7% y0n/aLow levelGPS@Alluvial depositsT0T007cryptoP00T00P0000nljhfdb`^\ZXPLJHFD1% x0n/aLow levelGPSF@Alluvial depositsT0T006crypto0200T00T0000pnljhfdb`^\XPLJHFD1% wl2238Low slopeGPS@Brushy Basin Shale Member of the Morrison Formation00T004cryptoP000400T0000~|zrnljhf1% v22238ToeslopeGPS@Brushy Basin Shale Member of the Morrison FormationT0T004cryptoP000400P0000}{somkig2&!uvariesvariesToeslopeGPS@Brushy Basin Shale Member of the Morrison FormationT0T004cryptos with lichensPP00400T0000~zxvtr=1,"t>variablevariableToeslopeGPS@Brushy Basin Shale Member of the Morrison FormationT0T004cyano with lichensP000400P0000~|zxC72(&LVAL 0 * $(HTwo drainageways (~1/2 sq. meters) run SW through the S and N sides of the plot. Lots of dark cyano cover in the flat area between drainages. Two anomalous POPFRE seedlings growing in the drainages.A hodgepodge polygon with vegetation growing linearly, parallel to Highway 112, the most mesic species farthest from the road. (See drawing on sheet).Depression area adjacent to highway, dominated by mesic species. CHRNAU abundance could be due to roadside disturbance. Anomalous TAMCHI patch.A disturbed area close to the east entrance road to CARE dominated by ATRCAN, CHRNAU, and SARVER. Point fell in a broad wash channel and encompassed parts of a pull-out road, so CHRNAU density may be higher in plot, and ATRCAN-SARVER look more dominant outside plot in polygon. Small TAMCHI patch adjacent to wash and road.Steep, colluvial slope at the head of a canyon below large Wingate cliffs. Colluvium are car to truck sized. Vegetation growing mostly on the sides of the canyon, both N and S-facing.Slightly ecotonal because I'm near the edge of the polygon. Lots of downed wood. Steeper bank slopes have more bare soil, but still lots of litter under the QUEGAM. Understory shrubs still the same as rest of the polygon, but canopy is becoming less dense.Broad, flat valley, trashed from grazing. This stand occurs on a broad terrace. JUNOST seems more associated with the wash below on one side, and the toeslopes of the Carmel Formation on the other.This community growing on the benches that slope directly from the Carmel hills to the wash at the mouth of a canyon in the Waterpocket Fold. Wash cut very deep/sharp here - ~5-6 ft deep.Fairly narrow benches (~20m wide) above a wash at the mouth of a canyon in the Waterpocket Fold. Steep Carmel Hills with sparse vegetation just outside plot on either side.Plot is right at the entrance to a canyon coming out of Waterpocket Fold. Benches above this wash are broad, slightly rolling, and sandy. Plot crosses wash and encompasses both benches.LVAL d : \bLedgey slope with many bands of slickrock outcrops which are crumbling and covering the slope with flat rock flakes. P-J are fairly sparse here and there's lots of unvegetated ground.Steep, W-facing slope covered in flat rocks. Lots of unvegetated areas between trees, as EPHVIR grows clustered around trees and grass clumps are small.Plot centered in a large wash that is flowing, but shallow. Slopes on either side of the wash face N & S and have exposed bedrock ledges breaking off into rock chunks that cover the surface. Smaller rocks cover the surface on top where it flattens out.Plot encircled both the W & E banks of Hall's Creek (as well as the creek between). POPFRE here are mostly seedlings along the banks.Closer to the creek here, so POPFRE are younger. CHRNAU is the only dominant shrub in the understory, but there is also an abundant herbaceous layer. Many individual POPFRE trees with small canopies and some dead branches.Lots of downed POPFRE branches. POPFRE look mature and have some die-back. Lots of Opuntia in the understory!POPFRE Woodland with fairly dense and really diverse shrub understory on a stream terrace. Lots of branches and litter on the ground surface; also a lot of die-back on the Baccharis. Not an ecotone because shrubs are mixed throughout area, in strips or clumps, but doesn't look like 2 separate communities.Seems like a disturbed site because of the abundance of Bromes. Lots of die-back on the TAMCHI.Deep, sandy soils of the creekside terrace. Lots of understory diversity here. Second level terrace POPFRE look mature, but those right along the creek edge look young.Deep, alluvial soils on a terrace.Deep, alluvial soils on this terrace, somewhat stabilized by cryptos. Plot includes a part of Hall's Creek Trail and a wash (~2 m. deep by 5-15 m. wide) with a few large PURMEX growing in it. 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Really a JUNOST Woodland because PINEDU are so sparse.Slope is an average for this hilly spot. A lot of small rock cover on the steeper areas and more bare ground where the slope flattens out a lot. Very shrubby understory and a mixture, also a moderate herbaceous cover in the understory.Slope and aspect are variable. Slope ranges from 2-10 degrees and aspect is mostly S and SE. Small gullies (up to 3/4m deep) cut through plot area. Main wash is just outside plot to the S. Other Surface Geology: Brushy Basin of the MorrisonBroad terrace in a horseshoe of the wash with sandy clay loam soils (seem deep). P-J are invading from Morrison clay hills to the S (the SHEROT associated with the P-J). Other Surface Geology: Brushy Basin of the MorrisonDeep (?) sandy soils in a floodplain with some pebbly rocks and crusts on the surface. P-J are young here - invading the ARTTRI Shrubland.Gently sloping area with trees and shrubs mounded. Few surficial drainages run E through plot. Very homogenous, clean community. Some dieback on JUNOST. ARTTRI are short in stature.Gently sloping area with trees and shrubs mounded. ARTTRI are pretty short. Quite a few standing JUNOST skeletons. Few surficial drainage channels run E through plot area. Sandy soils with slight crust development in areas.Steep, NE-facing slope covered in small rock flakes and chunks. Soil interspaces stabilized by moss and well-developed cryptos. Sparse shrub cover in the understory, herbaceous-dominated.Large, unvegetated areas between trees, with EPHVIR mostly clumped around the bases of trees. Ground is covered with small rock flakes and some well developed cryptos in patches.Rocky soils with soil interspaces mostly stabilized by well-developed cryptos. Point fell on small ridge with slopes running S, SW & SE and steep (~15-20 degrees). P-J here are stunted, due to shallow soils, I suppose.(LVALtz FThis plot nearly overlaps with #945, so I made this circle abut that one and stretch a little more to the W to avoid an overlap. Wash banks are shorter here (1-3m high) and part of plot is on a flat terrace with the opposite side being steep SE-facing toeslopes. Lots of shrub diversity, but the Quercus spp. are clearly dominant.Since polygon included wash and surrounding toeslopes, I made the plot circular to also include both, which resulted in extremely high shrub and graminoid diversity. Toeslopes on either side of the wash face mostly N and NE. Banks of wash range from 1-6m high and surrounding steep toeslopes are stabilized with cryptos and some small rocks on the surface.Steep N-facing slope on one side of this wash and flat terrace to the N. ARTTRI probably invading from adjacent polygon to the E. Wash is ~2-3m wide x 1/2-1m deep with large rocks strewn along banks. High shrub diversity, but none of the dominants are very diagnostic.More ATRCAN here and less HILJAM. P-J look mature and healthy. Very slight crust development. E end of plot encompasses part of the Notom Road.Slightly steeper slope with large mounds that trees are growing on. Deep, fairly sandy soil with moss and slight crypto development throughout. P-J looks mature here, and again, much more JUNOST than PINEDU.Sloping area with deep, fairly sandy soils and some slight crust development in areas. A surficial drainage channel runs NNW through plot. A lot more JUNOST than PINEDU, but PINEDU seedlings look healthy and more abundant than those of JUNOST.Deep, fairly sandy soils with slight crust development in patches. Few surficial drainage channels run N through plot. JUNOST look younger here and have quite a bit of dieback. Lots of JUNOST skeletons standing around. A lot more JUNOST than PINEDU.Sloping area with many surficial drainage channels running N through plot. Sparse understory. Young and mature P-J which are mounded. Crypto development is slight. A lot more JUNOST than PINEDU.LLVAL 4 lnSteep toeslope banks of main wash in Coleman Canyon. Vegetation mounded on upslope sides. High shrub cover in the understory.Steep N and S-facing toeslopes near the head of North Coleman Canyon.Anomalous KRALAN patch here, may be due to soils? Some slight soil crusting. P-J invading from toeslopes to the W.Fairly flat terrace E of main wash. Slope on E end of terrace has few perennial grasses and more weedy annuals. Deep sandy loam soils with slight crust development. CHRNAU presence probably due to close proximity to wash.Very homogenous shrub herbaceous community with a mixture of 4 diagnostic grasses, all with moderate cover values. Broad floodplain in a strike valley with deep, sandy loam soils. Few surficial drainage channels weave through plot. JUNOST are invading from toeslopes to the E and W.Steep Navajo slickrock slopes on the backside (W) of a hogback with vegetation growing in cracks and on shallow soil pockets. Soil areas are slightly duney.Broad wash (4-6m wide) with banks up to 3m tall, rocky-bottom and devoid of vegetation in the channel. Terraces to either side (N&S) are dune-like and dominated by QUEWEL. Quite a bit of shrub diversity, including QUEGAM/Point landed in a wash running E out of the Waterpocket Fold with steep Navajo slickrock slopes to the N and S. Wash is rocky and mostly devoid of vegetation along its course. Slopes have a lot of exposed bedrock, with vegetation growing in cracks, shallow soil pockets, and along the banks of the wash.Sort of a depression between the Waterpocket Fold to the W and another Navajo slickrock uplift to the E. One main channel runs N through plot. Lots of die-back on the ARCPAT, otherwise its cover would be higher. Slopes on the sides are slickrock with shallow soils on top stabilized by cryptos.In canyon wash between Navajo fins in the Waterpocket Fold. Diverse and dense shrub understory. 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Quite a mixture of shrubs. Lots of die-back on the ARCPAT or it's cover would be higher. Slight crust development on soil pockets.Plot encompassed rocky wash bottom (4-8m wide) and the terraces 2-4m above wash to the E and W. Terraces are semi-duney and capped in QUEWEL, with ARTTRI and MAHFRE mixed in. Soil surface of terraces has some biocrust development. Quite a bit of PINEDU recruitment.Seems like an anomalous patch of horsetail due to point falling in a drainage/depression on the toeslope and in a very shaded area. Woodland area with mostly a tall shrub understory.Steep, fairly rocky slope to the S of the main stream channel in Coleman Canyon. NW-facing exposure favors the more mesic species, namely CERMON. Lots of litter. Soils seem fairly deep.Extremely dense shrub layer so that it is hard to walk through plot and ground is covered in leaf and needle litter. Slopes are variable and range from about 15-25 degrees.N-facing toeslope in upper N. Coleman Canyon. Canopy and sub-canopy trees have nearly equal cover and QUEGAM is the dominant understory. Slope varies from 4-24 degrees, and plot captures/crosses wash where slope is nearly flat.N-facing toeslope in upper N. Coleman Canyon. Canopy and sub-canopy trees have nearly equal cover and QUEGAM is the dominant understory. Slope varies from gradual near the base of Kayenta cliffs (to the S) to very steep as it drops off to the creek below (to the N).Steep N and S facing toeslopes at the narrow head of Coleman Canyon which drop off steeply to the narrow, winding creek, all encompassed by plot. Huge trees and ground is covered needle litter.At the head of Coleman Canyon in a narrow part of the canyon with steep toeslopes dropping off into the narrow creek channel. PINPON are huge here and the ground is covered in needle litter. Plot encompasses creek channel and the toeslopes to the S and N.LVAL F : |"Point is next to Navajo cliff at base. Soil is light colored, deep and forming mounds there is eolian sand on top of soil.Point at base of Navajo cliff. It is on a hill slope with large boulders and rocks throughout.This point is near a Navajo cliff base which has a slope with many benches (steps) coming up to it. The step has eolian sand built up into mounds.On a large plateau top or bench near the Circle Cliffs, entire area seems the same elevation and soil type (deep, sandy).Hillside overlooking Circle Cliffs off of Dry Bench.Deep red soil with high small rock content, crypto and litter.This point is up on high hillside in a steep canyon wash or stream. Many larger boulders within wash, trees and plants throughout wash.On a slight hillslope on the Dry Bench plateau there is a Navajo cliff nearby. Soil has high small rock and crypto content and bedrock (Navajo) shows at points throughout area.Point centroid is in small wash but on a flat plateau.Deep sandy soil of light color with cryptos, level ground no mounding or coppices.This point is relatively flat but has a variable slope/aspect because there are mounds of soil (eolian) with crypto and some bedrock exposed.Point next to wash and banks go up from it hence variable slope and aspect.Wash in hillslope up high near ridge bordering Bear Canyon.Deeper soils that are bisected by gullies, lots of bedrock and smaller rocks present.Flat area is interwoven with small rivulets forming low mounds of bare soil (that shows physical crusting).This community is on dissected slope eroded from Entrada with pebbles of other geologies on the surface. The COLRAM shrubland to W is on the valley floor proper, no pebbles. All are in the same polygon. ATRCON/PLEJAM is in lower spots between low ridges that make up most of the plot.Point is midslope of an interfluve of Mancos soil. 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The deeper soil to the N has much more Stipa grass.Plot includes a wide gulley which is where most of the vegetation is found. Soil is covered with rocks wherever the slope is not too steep and erodable. A rusted culvert sticks out of the hill.The scenic drive road runs just west of plot edge. Plot encompasses some highly erodable badlands. The grasses are confined to the less gullied, flatter portion of the plot. Plates of white mica are exposed in lines on the soil surface.Much bedrock here - plants growing in cracks or on sandy sheets in the biocrust.Trees are stunted due to shallow soil. A few, dead, down Ponderosa on plot.Trees are stunted in shallow soil. Lots of bedrock showing.Trees are stunted due to shallow soils. In fact, all the plants are stunted.Tall trees, very park-like and open.A ledgey, rocky slope with shallow soils above canyon cliff. The SHEROT seems to be most abundant below the Navajo.Sandy soils, fairly well-stabilized. Some dead ARTTRI.Looks like a fire came through once. Several downed & charred trees on the ground.This hillside burned some time ago. A few charred snags are visible. The oak are in two size/age classes - some clumps 2m or more tall, others ~1/2meter tall.An open, park-like area with large, well-spaced trees.Sandy soils. Oak is regenerating in spots from fire.A large, open park-like area with tall trees and large openings.Deep sandy light brown soil with crypto.Deep sandy soil that forms mounds (coppice) that have QUEGAM/AMEUTA ect.This point has deep sandy soil that has formed low mounds (seems eolian) with diverse shrubs on top.Deep sandy soils with surface eolian sand and coppice mounds (that are low, not tall).kW N ! p % 8)@l6VariableVariableMidslopeGPS@Moenkopi Formation08P000TP0P0000000ywusqomkigecca_][WC72(<VariableVariableMidslopeGPS@Carmel Formation05T0004Gypsiferous mineral crust & lichensPT0T0000000c_][YUC72(.VariableVariableLow levelGPS @ Carmel FormationP1-a0008Gypsiferous mineral curst & lichensPP0P00T0000ea_]XVD83(Z5VariableVariableHigh SlopeGPS@ Carmel FormationTP0008Gypsiferous mineral crustPP0P00T0000~c_][YWE94(_0N/AHigh LevelGPS@ Moenkopi Formation04000PMoss02P00400P0000rpnljhfd`^\XRPNLJF2&!B836High SlopeGPS@ Moenkopi Formation03P00003P00400P0000kigeca_]YWUQQOMKIE1% y8344High SlopeGPS@Obscured by Soil05P00004P0P00P0000hfdb`^\ZXVTPPNLJHD2&!b0n/aHigh LevelGPSSoil is sandy but stable.Obscured by Soil0600000400000P0000}{ywusqokkigec_M&!z352High SlopeGPSSoil is sandy but stable.Obscured by Soil0700000300T00P0000~|zxvtrpnjjhfdb^L% m6344High SlopeGPS@Kayenta Formation02T000031-b00500P0000nljhfdb`\ZUQQOMKIE2&!Mh362High SlopeGPS@Obscured by Soil04T001-aBiocrust05P0P001-a0000wusqojhfdb`\RMKIGC1% 4360MidslopeGPS@Obscured by Soil0600000400000P0000fdb`^\ZXVTRNNLJHFB0${0N/AHigh LevelGPS@Obscured by Soil05000PBiocrust04000001-b0000usqomhfdb`^ZPNLJHD2&!437High SlopeGPS@Obscured by Soil05T00004P01-a00P0000jhfdb`^\WUSOOMKIGC1% n0N/AHigh LevelGPSD@Obscured by Soil05000PMoss, biocrust0400P001-b0000{ywusnljhfd`PNLJHD2&!459High LevelGPS@Obscured by Soil03000PMoss, biocrust0500P001-b0000zxvtrmkigec_OMKIGC1% 0N/AHigh LevelGPSSoils are sandy & stable.Obscured by Soil06000003000001-a0000~ywusqokkigec_M&!0N/AHigh LevelGPSDeep sand, stable soils.Obscured by Soil06000PMoss03000001-a0000~|zxvtpjhfdb^L&!PVariableVariableHigh LevelGPS0@Obscured by soil050001-aMoss04000001-a0000zxvtrplfa_][WE94(S3284ToeslopeGPSB@Eolian Sands0500000400000T0000b`^\ZXVTRPNJJHFDB>0$384High SlopeGPS@Obscured by soil050001-aMoss & biocrust04T01-a00P0000~|zxvtrpkigcRMKIGC1% 0N/AHigh LevelGPS@Moenkopi Formation05000PMoss1-aP00400T0000sqomkigea_]XRPNLJF2&!LVAL  & z $,"Point fell near the bottom of a gully, but includes the gully sides and upper, level area too. The Stanleya is near the wash bottom.Plot includes the rolling flat & drops down into a steep erosional gully with some bedrock ledges in it. Vegetation is the same on the gully sides & bottom, just more sparse than on the level. Gypsiferous crust w/lichens is well developed everywhere.Many small rocks in soil. Many annuals & the 4-o'clocks all growing in shade of trees.Gravelly soil. A few dead bunches of Elymus. Trees are fairly stunted due to shallow soil.This area consists of a gentle rise with shallow soil where most of the tall shrubs (and buffalo berry) occur, along with most of the trees. It also has a flatter area which is more open and has an old 2-track running through it, where the gramma grass is.Small rocks cover the soil, soil is shallow. Area occupies the sloping bench above the canyon rim. Trees are mostly young-ish.This point occupies the gently sloping shelf above the canyon rim & may be influenced in part by the tall shrub species over the rim edge. To the east of plot the terrain levels off and the tall shrubs really thin out. Soils are still deep here.Young trees & Gambell's Oak possessing a clumpy, tall shrub form. Trees are youngish.Almost 50% of the pine trees are dead or dying here. Looks like beetle kill. Most are standing dead.A couple of shallow gullies run through plot, but have no significant impact.Area is approaching old growth. Trees are showing decadence even though there are younger trees also. Small mounds of sand support the most cacti & Muhly grass.This area is approaching old growth. Although there are multiple-aged trees, many are large and gnarly, showing some decadence.A couple of burned out snags from lightning strikes. Soils are sandy, but well stabilized. An old 2-track runs through plot, but is mostly grown over.LVAL: L  N  jF| Z<Narrow canyon whose wash doesn't look like it gets much action. Wash floor very sandy, ~3-5m wide, with lots of rocks mixed in. Steep Navajo Sandstone cliffs ~50-70 ft wide border the wash.Long-dry old oxbow - very trashed-looking. Big slash piles of tamarisk piled up everywhere. Tamarisk in plot = small reprintsRocky, hot and dry south-facing slope just below Wingate cliffs of Capitol Gorge.The gypsum soil is covered with biocrust. The steep and deep badlands have every slope and aspect.The gypsiferous soil is covered with biocrust.The terrain is highly sculpted by erosion.The steep, rocky hillside is cut by many drainage channels.A depression in the sandstone has accumulated some soil and a drainage passing through supplies moisture, allowing a host of shrubs to congregate.A depression in the slickrock has allowed soil to accumulate and shrubs have moved in.The vegetation is mostly growing in cracks. The Ponderosa pines are stunted.Soil is very sandy and blowing out in spots.The soil appears deep and is sandy.This is a rocky slope with sandy soil.The terrain is rocky with sandy soil.This point falls on a rocky slope between a flat area above and a swale below.The soil is sandy but well-stabilized.The site is ledgey with rocky soil.The site is a little duney but mostly stabilized by vegetation.The terrain is duney with soil blowing out.This plot is on the Navajo-Carmel interface, but most of the soil comes form the Carmel.The terrain here is sandy steps and ledges.The soil is very sandy and blowing out in spots.The soil is very sandy and blowing out in spots.The terrain here is gently rolling with sandy soil.The plot is on a wide ledge about 20 feet above the wash bottom.This highly eroded site generally faces east with many different slopes and aspects.Many mini gullies. A hard-baked area with slightly more rain crust than gypsiferous mineral crust.kV =  _  k /U\&pW1057High SlopeGPSX@Obscured by soil0500000400000P0000igeca_][YWUQQOMKIE3'"T557High SlopeGPSSoil is deep and sandy.Obscured by soil0300000600000T0000~|zxvtrpnlhhfdb`\J% 4340High SlopeGPSThe soil is deep and sandy.Obscured by soil0300000600000T0000}{ywusqmmkigeaO&!{3142High LevelGPS"The soil is deep and sandy here.Obscured by soil0400000500000P0000~|zxvrrpnljfT&! /0N/AHigh LevelGPSThe soil is deep and sandy.Obscured by soil0400000500000P0000}{ywusqmmkigeaO&! 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Dirt road runs right through plot.Part of the broad, sandy floodplain in this valley. Highly disturbed area - this polygon is squashed in between the Fruita Schoolhouse & Behunin grove & bordered on other side by main park road.Second terrace of the Fremont River. Rocky/sandy soil with some areas of well-developed crypto.Exposed, windy mesa top with little black rocks & golf ball to basketball-sized black volcanic rocks scattered around. Hiking trail goes through one end of plot.Seemingly deep soils with small pebbly volcanic rocks & large volcanic boulders. Open and windy! Slope is an average of flatter mesa top and steeper mesa side.Steep, rocky/bouldery slope. Plot also stretches up to the flat top of the mesa.Platey brown rocks covering some of area, other areas have more developed-looking rocky gray soil. Large volcanic rocks & boulders scattered throughout.Plot mainly in a platey-rock-covered areas, with some big volcanic rocks scattered around. A bit of Moenkopi-cliffs are exposed in west part of plot.Apparently deep soils with pebbly pea-sized rocks covering surface, & big black volcanic rocks scattered around.Very rocky hillside - surface totally covered with small to pie-sized chunky rocks.Typical Moenkopi hillside with small & large platey rocks covering the surface.Broad terrace ~40m wide, with a wider second terrace (and orchard) to the north. Area is pretty disturbed - surrounded by roads & there's a lot of tamarisk slash piles around.Broad, shallow, gravelly wash ~5-7m wide, with terraces of varying width. In this part of the canyon, there's quite a broad, sloping terrace ~20m wide with many grasses growing in the sandy soil. 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Flat tops and steep sides characterize the area. Electric poles with wires run through plot. P-J is kind of short and stumpy here.Steep, rocky Chinle slopes below Meeks Mesa. This plot wraps around a steep toeslope, with aspect being applicable for most of plot.Platey rock covered Moenkopi hills, with many toeslopes and channels running off in various directions. Plot is next to a fairly large wash, which may be somewhat influencing vegetation.Typical-looking badlands w/toeslopes going off in all directions. Black volcanic boulders scattered throughout. Cracked, baked-looking brown soil with some exposed bedrock and ledges in places.Baked looking badlands with big volcanic boulders and small platey rocks throughout. Road runs through north end of plot. Many small drainage channels.Not a great place for this plot! On edge of another polygon, and has dirt rod running through it. Otherwise, it's typical environment for the area-baked looking brown soils some small platey rocks, many drainage channels, and many black volcanic boulders.Rolling badlands area with cracked, baked looking brown soil. A variety of small rocks scattered around, including whitish platey rocks, volcanic black rocks, and flat clear crystals. A few large volcanic boulders too. Many small drainage channels run through plot.Rolling badlands area with cracked, baked-looking brown soil and many large black boulders. A variety of small rocks scattered - some are flat and clear-crystals. Many drainage channels through plot.Slightly rolling, badland-like area with cracked, baked-looking brown soil. Small volcanic rocks & little drainage channels scattered throughout. This plot next to a hillside with P-J/PLEJAM on it (outside park)Slightly rolling badland-y area with cracked, baked-looking soil & small volcanic rocks scattered throughout. CHRVIS & HILJAM seem limited to small drainage channels running through plot.fLVAL@| f b H :  \JPlot is part of the big uplift of Moenkopi west of the Scenic Drive, & sits halfway up a hogback which is part of that monocline. Plot wraps over the top of hogback, so slope/aspect are for majority of plot. Substrate covered w/platey brown rocks.Ledges of broken slickrock with plants growing in cracks and soil pockets. Well-developed cryptos on some of the soil pockets.Rolling topography with large (3-5m wide) wash running through plot. Well-developed cryptos here.Rolling topography with various slopes & aspects. A large (3-5m wide) wash runs through plot.Slightly rolling topography - slope & aspect are for overall larger area. Very sandy soils w/well-developed cryptos. A fairly large wash (1-2m across) runs through plot.Slightly rolling, mostly flat topography with very sandy soil & well-developed cryptos.Rolling sandy area with well-developed cryptos. A fairly big wash (~1m across) runs through E end of plot.Rolling, micro topography with duney areas. Good crypto development on some of the dunes.Rolling micro topography here with stabilized duney areas & well-developed cryptos.Rolling, stabilized duney area with many slopes & aspects - not much crypto.Rolling, duney area under PJ. Some well-developed cryptos.Rolling topography next to a wash channel w/reddish brown soils & a few well-developed cryptos. A couple smaller drainages run through plot.Ledgey, sloping Navajo slickrock outcrops w/P-J & CERINT growing on shelves/pockets. Well-developed cryptos on many soil pockets.Very sandy soils, rolling terrain with gentle slopes of Navajo slickrock outcrops. A couple sizeable washes run through west side of plot.Hard to describe landform here in these Moenkopi hills - if it were more dry/eroded-looking, I'd say badlands. But, lots of bedrock exposure here - thick & solid, with trees/shrubs growing in cracks, on ledges & soil pockets.Several toeslopes in plot, with drainage channels running through PURMEX growing along channels.^kE  ^  l " :\iKV5164Step in slopeGPS,@Kayenta Formation1-b0600PCrypto1-b1-a0P00T0000{ywusqomkid_WUSQMH5)$U]VariableVariableHigh LevelGPS@Kayenta Formation1-b1-b0001-b1-a00400T0000~|zxtrmhhfdb]XE94(TV14352High LevelGPS@ Eolian deposits04P001-bCrypto04T0000P0000trpnljhfdb`\TOMKIE4(#S gVariableVariableHigh LevelGPS@ Eolian deposits04000PCrypto0400000P0000~|zxvtrpnjb`^\ZVE94(R7202High SlopeGPS@ Kayenta Formation031-b000030201-b00P0000qomkigec^\XTTRPNIE2&!Q)1014Step in slopeGPS@ Kayenta Formation1-a020001-b0300300T0000usqomkigca]XXVTRNI6*%P 30320ToeslopeGPS@ Chinle Formation1-a0000P0300600T0000kigeca_]YWSQQOMKID2&!O5322ToeslopeGPSJ@Chinle Formation090000TT01-a0000000geca_][YTRPNNLJHFB0$N5304ToeslopeGPSJ@Chinle Formation090000TP0p0000000db`^\ZXVTRPNNLJHFB0$M537Low levelGPS@Moenkopi Formation1-bT1-a00031-a00400P0000qomkigec_]XTTRPKID0$L0n/aLow levelGPST@New Alluvium080001-aCryptos1-aT0P00T0000pnljhfdb`^\WNIGEC?1% K870MidslopeGPS@Moenkopi FormationPP000030500200P0000igeca_][WUQMMKIGEC/#J$1173High SlopeGPS@Moenkopi FormationP0000030300300P0000mkigeca_[YUQQOMKIG3'"I1270High SlopeGPS@Moenkopi Formation1-a0000030200400P0000pnljhfdb^\XTTRPNLG3'"H1085MidslopeGPS@Moenkopi Formation1-a0000020300500P0000nljhfdb`\ZVRRPNLJE1% G1380MidslopeGPS@Moenkopi FormationP0000041-b00400P0000ljhfdb`^ZXSOOMKIGE1% F200MidslopeGPS@Moenkopi FormationPP0001-a0200600T0000jhfdb`^\XVRMMKIGEC/#E a2536High LevelGPS@Navajo Sandstone1-a0400PCrypto021-a01-b00P0000zxvtrpnlge`\TRPNJE3'"DfVariableVariableHigh LevelGPS@ Navajo Sandstone03P1-b002Cryptos0300T00P0000}{ywuqhdb][WE94(CVariableVariableHigh LevelGPS@ Navajo Sandstone0401-a01-bCrypto03T0P00P0000}{ywuqidb][WE94(B8194High LevelGPSV@ Navajo Sandstone02P1-a003Crypto03P0T00P0000usqomkigeca]UQOJHD2&!AVariableVariableHigh LevelGPS@ Navajo Sandstone0200003Crypto04000001-a0000{ywusqmea_][WE94(@VariableVariableHigh LevelGPS@ Navajo Sandstone02PP002Crypto04T0T00P0000}{ywusqmea_][WE94(LVAL*   L``Wide, gentle toeslopes tapering off the colluvial slopes of Meeks Mesa. Soils between large rocks seem well developed & deep.Large, rolling dunes that are fairly well-stabilized with cryptos & grasses.Rolling dunes here in the PJ - not many cryptos here; these dunes are probably pretty active.Lots of ledgey Kayenta outcrops with broad, shallow pockets of sandy soil.Big ledges of slickrock exposed everywhere, making a series of wide steps to the canyon below. Many small rocks embedded in soil, and lots of small drainage channels. Quite a few dead CERINT & lots of dieback on it.This plot wraps around both sides of a toeslope on a colluvial slope, but the majority of the plot falls on the slope & aspect given above. Lots of Wingate breakdown over the Chinle base. Hot and sunny here!Rolling toeslopes with many drainages running through plot. Soil is dark brown & baked-looking/cracked. Cliffs just outside plot to the east of Chinle and Wingate.Rolling toeslopes with many drainages running through plot. Soil is dark brown & baked-looking / cracked. Cliffs just outside plot to the east of Chinle & Wingate.Slightly rolling terrace on both sides of a wash. Soils dark brown & covered with pebbly rocks. Platey brown rocks covering the slopes above.Polygon encompasses both a higher bench dominated by STIHYM and a lower bench dominated by ATRCAN-OPUPOL. These benches are adjacent to the dirt road/Capitol Gorge wash.Broken slickrock chunks everywhere, with lots of scattered small rocks around. A few well-developed cryptos on soil in cracks.Surface covered with light-colored pebbly and some chunky rocks. Gently sloping, wide-open plain.Light tan pebbly and some chunky rocks cover the surface. Wide-open, gently sloping plain.Light-colored large & small rocks cover everything. Gently sloping, wide open plain.Substrate here covered with lighter-colored, pebbly & some bigger, chunky rocks. Wide, sloping plain here.LVAL^2  T&0Plot encompasses a transition area where a narrow wash canyon opens up into a broader park area. Vegetation varies from spot to spot, with shrubs generally grouped into large patches by species.Plot is at the interface of Kayenta and Navajo Formations. Bare, slickrock with small pockets of soil and veg.Thin soils on slabby slickrock ledges.Thin soils on slabby ledge systems.Slabby sandstone ledges w/thin soils along a canyon rim.There was once a lot of Russian olive here, but it's all recently been cut down. Higher wood ground cover is the result.Plot straddles Fremont River channel, and records vegetation on both stream terraces on either side. Lots of flood debris under POPFRE.Plot includes two distinct areas; a stream terrace with ARTTRI - T and lower floodplain areas on both sides of the Fremont River channel.Low floodplain by Fremont River. Lots of woody flood litter under willows and trees.Area is on a low stream terrace/floodplain of the Fremont River, which clearly gets inundated during high water events. Several dead POPFRE in plot - one live tree on edge.Coarse-textured bedrock and large rock exposures and lots of gravel characterize this site. Plot wraps around both sides of toeslopes, so slope and aspect vary. PJ looks stunted.Coarse-textured bedrock and large rock exposures everywhere, with lots of gravel covering soil and bedrock. Rolling topography here, but overall slope and aspect is as entered above. PJ looks stunted. Plot on edge of cliff.Large, rolling hills with lots of black volcanic basketball-sized rocks. Very rocky/gravelly soil. Some bedrock outcrops just SW of plot. JUNOST quite small/ young here.A band of exposed slickrock ~30-40m wide with shallow soil pockets & well developed cryptos in places. Steep talus slope bordering plot to the north.Plot center is on top of this point & also covers slopes on 3 sides, so slope & aspect vary. Soil here seems thin & is covered with small tan pebbly rocks. 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Plot is on the side and top of a low hill. Slope ranges from 28 degrees to 8 degrees.Small rock permeates soils. Trees very stunted, and a number of old skeletons in plot. Limey member of the Carmel.Soil is rocky with small rock, beneath surface as well as on top. Trees are generally small, especially the JUNOST, which are typically little more than a meter high, but these are not seedlings. Limey member of the Carmel.Classic slickrock community growing in fractures and shallow soils. Trees are all very short here.Duney topography, though dunes are will-stabilized by biotic soil crusts. Dunes overlie a Navajo bedrock, which appears to be close to surface in most areas.Steep, ledgey slopes with lots of bare bedrock. Soils are thin and patchy. Slope is average for plot, but most vegetation is on lower-angled ledges.Small wash with deep soils on banks at one end of plot, but much of plot lower banks, thinner soils, and lower plant density. Moisture is concentrated in deeper soils from run-off from cliffs and slabs upslope.Slope is an average, plot includes soils on steeper and flatter surfaces plus some bedrock rim areas. Upslope on steeper soils is a sandstone rim, with blocks from that scattered on the slopes.Duney topography. Part of the plot is flat, a stabilized (grass-covered) blow-out. Rest is rolling stabilized dunes. Some dead PINEDU here, some standing, several older skeletons on the ground.Wingate slickrock with the beginnings of joint patterns deepening towards the main canyon. The joints define the aspect. Vegetation is in joints and pockets with thin soils.Chinle clay soils, with some small and large rock on surface. Polygon is badlands toe slopes, with lots of aspect/slope variety.Classic Moenkopi Badlands, with deep clay soils.Soils are rocky below surface as well as on top. Small exposure of fractured bedrock in plot has small concentration of JUNOST. 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Plot includes wash, with some water. This is a more mesic channel here than in most of canyon, though the effects don't extend beyond immediate vicinity of channel.Compact, stable sandy soils on low stream terraces.Broad, low stream terrace of sandy, stable soil.Steep, eroding slopes with some Wingate-derived colluvium, but soils are Chinle.Broad, sandy stream terrace next to Pleasant Creek. Lots of areas of large cobbles. Significant cottonwood seedlings or small saplings in plot.Black volcanic boulder country. Soils are full of small pebbles.Plot is located on a broken, cliffy area on the rim of an escarpment. The area is transected by lots of joint fractures w/small pockets of soil.Very rocky, shallow soils and exposed bedrock.Lots of exposed bedrock, with some areas of deeper soils. Soils are rocky and heavily transected by shallow rock-bottomed gullies.Plot is centered in wash channel, and encompasses two discrete communities along the banks and the higher stream terraces.Duney topography in a wider area of the canyon floor, with some actively moving sands.Narrow wash bank/stream terrace, plus part of wash channel included in plot.Plot includes some bedrock on wash edge with CERINT, but most of plot is alluvium in channel and on a low stream terrace.The main wash occupies center of plot, essentially without vegetation, so plot in practice records the vegetation on the toeslopes that border wash channel, mostly bedrock and thin soils.Slabby canyon sides with small ledges. Soils limited to ledge areas.Gypsiferous soils. Plot is centered in the bottom of a steep-sided wash gulley, so there's less biotic crust than there might otherwise be in the vicinity of plot.LLVAL  h(bpGently sloping mesa top covered in small, basalt rock chunks and scattered volcanic boulders. High native grass density.Lots of small, basalt rock chunks on the surface and scattered volcanic boulders. Clean community.Navajo slickrock exposures/rises at the base of large Navajo cliffs. Vegetation growing in cracks and in shallow soil pockets. Lots of small, flat rock chunks and black volcanic boulders on top of bedrock and soil areas. P-J are fairly stunted. Other Surface Geology: Boulder depositsBroad, abandoned river channel in the oxbow. POPFRE are young here and mostly occur near the base of the rock wall face, where they receive pour-off from above possibly. Some moss development.Deep, sandy soils on this alluvial terrace in a narrow canyon bottom. Heterogeneous understory here. EQULAE probably present because there is surface water, though it's pretty stagnant. Mature POPFRE.On an alluvial terrace at the base of N-facing Navajo walls and S of the wash in this narrow canyon bottom. Homogenous ACENEG woodland and the ground carpeted in BROTEC and litter.At the head of the side canyon in an alcove below a large pour-off on the Wingate walls. Toeslopes face NW & SE and are covered in the 3 co-dominant tall shrubs with a POAFEN understory. Very narrow canyon here, so probably shaded most of the day. Small wash runs N through plot and is interspersed with large Wingate boulders.Broad wash nearly devoid of vegetation, more bare soil and small rocks than anything else. Fairly narrow canyon with small colluvial toeslopes to the E and W.Point landed on a small knoll with a steeper slope than majority of polygon. Other Surface Geology: BB-SW interfaceA slightly higher bar in a braided wash channel, clearly flooded during intermittent flash floods - ARTTRI has lots of collected debris on it.Area is separated from Fremont River by State Highway, but is really part of the Fremont floodplain - a high terrrace up against the canyon wall. 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P-J invading from polygon and toeslopes to the W.Gently sloping mesa top covered in small, basalt rock chunks and scattered volcanic boulders. JUNOST are associated with wash/drainage channel just outside plot to the E.Variable slopes that drain into small wash running N through plot. Less small, basalt rock cover here and more P-J, both may be attributed to the wash, I suppose.Gently sloping mesa top covered in small, basalt rock chunks and scattered volcanic boulders. Clean community with high native grass density and diversity. P-J invading from toeslopes to the W.Gently sloping mesa top covered in small, basalt rock chunks and scattered volcanic boulders. Some possibly invasive P-J just outside plot to the west.Lots of small, basalt rock chunks covering the soil surface and some volcanic boulders scattered. Quite a lot of native grass diversity on this S end of the mesa.Gently sloping mesa top with soil surface covered in small basalt rock chunks with some large volcanic boulders scattered around.Fairly steep NE-facing slope with high grass cover. Lots of dark, volcanic boulder deposits and small basalt rock chunks covering the soil surface. Hard to key out due to the diversity of shrubs and grasses and the low to moderate J-J cover.The TAMCHI and ELAANG have been removed/cut back to their bases and there are dead branches from them scattered all over. POPFRE look mature, maybe a little young right next to the creek. Huge grass diversity in the understory, many of which are non-native, some possibly seeded from adjacent orchard.Fairly sloping bench at the base of Navajo slickrock walls. Soil surface is variable: covered with moss and volcanic boulders towards the cliff face (to the SW) and covered with small gravel farther from the cliff face (to the N) where slope is flatter. Quite a few small JUNOST skeletons standing around.LVAL L B jPoint fell in the dry wash of the canyon bottom and included both the N and S-facing canyon sides. The N-facing slope had denser vegetation, but both sides were the same community. Lots of shale flakes covering the ground.On a sloping canyon side atop the mesa about halfway between wash below (N) and small cliff band uphill (S). Few surficial drainage channels run through plot. Ground covered in flakes of shale rock.Side slope of a small canyon atop this mesa. Small cliff face at the top of the hill (to the S) and a small cliffy pour-off into the drainage channel below (to the N). Lots of flaked-off shale pieces covering the ground.Fairly steep, shaley ridge side above the mesa top. P-J seem pretty stunted here, possibly due to shallow soils. Lots of flat, shaley rocks covering the ground.Point fell on the side of a shaley ridge above the mesa top. Ledgey bedrock exposure are flaking off into small-to-large flat shale chunks. Understory is fairly sparse, but clearly has w co-dominants.Near beginning of the Fremont River Trail in a very dense shrubby area. Point included part of the Fremont and a section of the trail. SALEXI and PHRAUS are growing in thick patches on this terrace above the river.In a maintained park in Fruita with mowed grass under mature (huge) POPFRE. Point included a portion of the road gravel-filled parking area up to the riparian area along the Fremont River (where the SALEXI and other shrubs occurred).Very heterogeneous riparian area. Russian olive and tamarisk have been cut back to their bases, though some are still standing. Also, trees have been trimmed back under the power lines, so there are piles of dead wood here and there. Point includes a portion of the Fremont River.Slightly transitional to a more JUNOST (or P-J) dominated community to the W of here. 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Very homogenous community.Duney area at the base of Navajo fins. Lots of dead wood in plot, some dead trees still standing but most have fallen over. Two surficial drainages run E and SE through plot. Dunes are stabilized by dark cyano.Duney area at the base of Navajo fins with a little bedrock exposure in the plot. Scattered P-J with a dense understory dominated by OPUFRA and MUHPUN.Sort of a depression area between Navajo fins and formations. Very little JUNOST in comparison to the high PINEDU cover. Vegetation growing in shallow soils atop bedrock. Ground surface covered in litter, tiny rolly rocks and some dark cyano. P-J more stunted where soils are more shallow.Riparian strip to the S of Sulfur Creek mostly, as cliff face is on the N side of the creek. Point captured a section of the creek and the trail alongside it. SALEXI look young, just recolonizing perhaps. CHRNAU is thick on the lower terrace, with more of a ATRCAN - CHRNAU mix on the second level terrace.On a steep N-facing Kaibab slope. Lots of shrub and grass diversity. Some JUNOST skeletons scattered around. Lots of small rocks covering the ground and "Velcro" boulders are all over as well. ATRCAN are very dwarfed her.Point fell along wash in the canyon bottom atop this mesa. Included the steep, S-facing slope which has really sparse vegetation, and lots of bedrock/cliff band exposure, as well as the more gradual N-facing slope which has vegetation more typical of the polygon. Still, lots of shaley rock flakes covering the ground.Fairly steep canyon side atop this mesa. Some bedrock ledgey exposures upslope (to the S) are actively flaking off. Ground is covered in small to large shale flakes.Fairly steep, low slope of the N-facing canyon side atop this mesa. Few ledgey bedrock exposures actively flaking off, and ground is covered in small to large shale flakes.>LVAL R ~ 2^A weedy/disturbed terrace, though native grass cover is low to moderate. CHRNAU and ATRCAN are co-dominants and JUNOST are scattered throughout the polygon.Fairly level terrace that is carpeted with BROTEC; though just outside point to the WNW the polygon is an ERINAU/BOUGRA-STIHYM shrub herbaceous type that has scattered JUNOST, SHEROT and MAHFRE throughout.Broken ledges and Navajo outcrops along the base of a Navajo fin. Sort of a small polygon/community here which transitions to adjacent polygon to the W right near point.Fairly flat area atop this mesa with small moundy hills that P-J are growing on top of. OPUFRA so thick that it is hard to walk around in here. Some die-back/dying PINEDU, possibly from the bark beetle.Broken ledges below a Navajo fin cliff face. Lots of small rolly rocks on the surface and some crypto development. ARCPAT restricted to the wash running SW through plot. P-J are stunted on the shallow soils atop bedrock and larger near the wash. Hilly area with variable slopes and aspects, mostly sloping SW away from the cliff face.Duney area right at the base of Navajo fins somewhat stabilized by dark cyano. Wash runs along the E margin of the plot. Understory component has been homogenous throughout the polygon and dominated by OPUFRA and MUHPUN.Duney area right at the base of a Navajo fin. Some soil areas stabilized by dark cyano. Wash runs S through plot and the CERINT and SHEROT are associated with it. Lots of dead wood, some recently that still has brown needles on it.Duney hills at the base of Navajo fins stabilized by dark cyano. Quite a bit of dead wood scattered around. Understory clearly has 2 co-dominants, but no association name puts them together.Duney hills below Navajo fins with much of the soil surface stabilized by dark cyano. More Navajo bedrock exposure in this plot, especially in the west half. Few surficial drainages run S and SE through plot. Lots of dead wood here, some standing but most lying on the ground.LVAL \ ` df0:Broad (~6m), flat wash bottom covered in small rocks. Banks are 1/2 - 1m high and lined with JUNOST and a desert shrub mixture. Not much growing in the wash bottom.Broad floodplain dominated by SARVER, except for this small polygon which has an odd shrub mixture. Seems like the Atriplex spp. are the most dominant. Soils are very sandy, so I called all the bare soil 'sand'.Badlands toeslopes below Wingate cliffs bisected by multiple drainages. Sparse vegetation. Some gypsum salt crystals scattered about on the soil surface.On a steep, N-facing colluvial toeslope on the side of Spring Canyon. Lots of shrub diversity. A few bouldery drainage channels run downslope.Wider canyon here and wash channel much broader and sandier (so much so that called all the bare soil here sand). POPFRE are mature. Less litter and more sandy terraces in this plot.Narrow canyon bottom with Navajo fins to the NW and SE. Wash has several channel here, all of which have EQULAE growing along their sides. POPFRE are mature. Sandy, alluvial soils.POPFRE Woodland with a POPANG subcanopy, not something I've seen yet! Lots of downed wood and litter covering the ground. ARTTRI appear to be invading this terrace from the higher terrace to the N.High bench/terrace above Pleasant Creek and South Draw Road with homogenous ATRCAN community. Deep alluvial soils and lots of litter around the shrubs. ATRCAN is very thick in here!Slightly rolling microtopography with several surficial drainage channels running N through plot. Ground is covered in small rocks. JUNOST are much fewer than the PINEDU here and are all stunted (<2m tall), even though PINEDU are a more average height.Creek has been diverted to a ditch which wraps around the west margin of the polygon, so that it is now flowing 4-6 meters higher than the old terrace because of a man-made dam/barrier. Old creek channel (now dry) runs along the west margin of the polygon so point is on a interfluve/hill between the walled-up ditch and the old channel.kg! 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Good cover by biotic crust. Lot of small mammal activity.Flat areas with small hummocks and areas of deflation that have been stabilized by biotic crust. Very few shrubs here because it is more of a sand flat w/out the small dunes of previous points in the polygon.Relatively flat area with small areas of deflation and minor hummocks. Surface stabilized by biotic crust. Old burrowing activity. The soils are deep, but have less hummocking than at previous sites in the polygon.Site similar to 508, has stabilized dunes w/good biotic crust development. Dune tops have more ERINAU and slopes and basins have more ERIMIC. ACHHYM distributes throughout. Lot of small mammal activity.Point lies on stabilized dunes with undulating topography. Active dunes (very small) to the NW/W have SARVER shrubs. Biotic crust here has stabilized the soil. Quite a lot of small mammal burrowing.Western edge of a large alluvial plain. Soils are deep with minor hummocking, biotic crust present and controlling erosion. Minor areas of deflation. Large wash to the west approximately 50 meters is incised up to 2 meters.Rolling hills that resemble toeslopes with small canyons on N & S sides. Soil surface covered in small, platey rocks, few pockets of well-developed cryptos. Some signs of drought-stress on PJ.Soils appear deep here and are covered with platey rocks. Healthy P-J stand.Broad flat area with a ditch running through the middle and man-made berms bordering one side of plot. Well-developed cryptos through most of plot.Plot encompasses sloping wash terraces on both sides of this wash, so slope and aspect vary. Wash bounded for ~50m of the plot on one side by big Kayenta cliff.Low, almost stunted JUNOST Woodlands with a mixed shrub, fairly sparse understory with 2 co-dominants. Soils are shallow and rocky atop conglomeratic bedrock. Lots of pebbly rocks on the surface and some cryptos.LVAL 8 :tSoil is hummocked with small mounds around clumps of grass and shrubs. Small depressions are formed between. There is some biotic crust. Some elk scat.Flat plain with many small mammal burrows. Minor hummocks under grass clumps and small depressions between. Fair biotic crust. Lot of GUTSAR- past disturbance.Slightly raised areas are present around perennial grass clumps. Only minor biotic crust development, but soil is not eroding rapidly. Lot of small mammal activity here.Small hill at boundary fence has relatively level surface that is protected by biotic crust. Exposure is such that there are few shrubs.Area has small hummocks and a few small blow-outs to 40 cm. deep. Shrub cover is low with past drought die-off notable for ERINAU shrubs. A lot of small mammal activity. A fair biotic crust helps to control erosion.Area of small hummocks and depressions with sufficient biotic crust to control erosion. Lots of small mammal activity. There are several dead ERINAU shrubs, likely the result of past drought.Steep exposure of bouldery talus or colluvium from the mesa to the west. It extends onto the flats and delivers runoff water. This slope is deeply dissected by runoff channels.Site has sparsely-vegetated hummocks and depressions and some deeper hummocks. Soil has good erosion protection with biotic crust cover. There are a fair amount of small mammal burrows here.Area with small hummocks and depressions - SW-face stabilized by biotic crust and vegetation. Lot of small mammal burrowing. Shrubs are generally distributed across this site.Site near the boundary fence consists of small hummocks and depressions. The soil surface has good cover of biotic crust and erosion is presently minimal.Area of small hummocks and areas of deflation that have stabilized with biotic crust and vegetation. Lot of burrowing activity by small mammals. 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The stands are mostly J, growing among volcanic boulders. There are many dead trunks from historic fire and drought. There is an intrusive volcanic dike here.Site is near a canyon rim and the soils are less deep, probably more alkaline. Only low small mammal activity occurs, as the soils are nearly level with fewer hummocks.Area of deep alluvium with some minor surface hummocks formed. Lot of small mammal activity. Site is a mild flat with some gentle low ridges further east. Many OPUPOC are dying here.This site includes sheer cliffs of Entrada sandstone to the western edge, therefore it contains alluvium, rockfall (sandstone, shale, and basalt rocks deposited higher up), and is dissected by small drainages eroded to 1 to 3 meters deep. Biotic crust is very well developed.An area of alluvium washed down from mesa to the north. Small mounds of eolian material have formed on an otherwise hard crust and support most vegetation. There is some biotic crust development. A drainage cuts across the southern edge of the AA point, about 15 meters wide. Highly dissected by small drainage.Soils are clay and alkaline, exhibit cracks to 2 cm wide after drying. There is good biotic crust development in patches, but not throughout. Elk use the area.Soils are relatively flat here, with little of the hummocking that occurs to the west. Biotic crust helps to protect from erosion. Small mammal activity is moderate.Minor hummocks have formed on this site, but soils are stabilized by biotic crust development.Grazed site with livestock trail in point area. Only a small amount of biotic crust remains. Perennial grasses and shrubs grow on elevated patches of land with depressions to 10 cm deep in between.Grazed land about 40 m north of existing fence line. The surface is nearly flat and quite weedy with Eriogonum species (annual). There is no small mammal activity. Trampling by livestock.RLVAL D z tvPoint has old dunes to 1.5 meters tall and deflation areas between. The dunes are stable and support encroaching JUNOST trees. Soils are very deep here.Site is a broad bench of Middle Desert Wash, about 50 meters from the wash. Alluvial soils are very deep with some biotic crust development. The shrubs here are stunted possibly due to alkalinity or to distance to ground water.Moderate slope with volcanic boulder (basalt) rocks and relatively deep soil. There is little biotic crust. Downed wood is common due to age of stand and fire history.Slope of mixed PJ that are short- stature. There is good recruitment of both species here. The site is near the campground, but only a trail appears to be disturbed. Minor biotic crust development. Rock here is volcanic- basalt.Brood desert wash with banks of ERINAU on the banks and on all cobble piles. Recent erosion cut away 25 meters of bank to six meters deep. Wash bottom is armored with basalt rock cobble.Moderate dunes here, up to two meters high, that have a few small active areas. Old dunes are stabilized by biotic crust. Colonizing grass is MUHPAN. Lot of small mammal activity.Area of small hummocks and minor drainages, has fair cover by biotic crust. Shrubs are rooted in hummocks and grasses in depressions.Area with soil hummocks to about one meter tall with small basins between. Good biotic crust formation. Shrubs occupy hummocks and MUHPUN occupies depressions.Area of soil mounds with small areas of deflation and dissected by drainages. Some biotic crust formation. Little small mammal activity here.Thin soil covers bedrock exposure here, site is alkaline. Good biotic crust development. There are a few scattered JUNOST trees north of the site, where bedrock is exposed.Steep highly dissected side canyon to Middle Desert Wash. Some erosion faces are devoid of vegetation, while soil remaining between drainages supports most vegetation. 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Vegetation only grows on mounds of soil where salt is exposed. Soils on terraces and flats are mounded with minor deflation areas. Very popular lick for elk.Shale soil that has eroded from pinnacles to the west. Site consists of fans dissected by drainages, many of them pure white with salts. Quite a bit of elk activity here.Flat area of deep alluvium with some deep drainage channels in the vicinity. Utah Juniper and a few Pinion trees are encroaching into this site.Site a sloping plain with a drainage about five meters wide by 4-5 meters deep. Soils are fine sand, subject to blowing. Surface has been tracked, broken by elk. Annual weed skeletons here SALTRA, there are a few Juniper trees invading.A toeslope eroded from Entrada sandstone pinnacles on the west side of the point. Mostly shale soil on fans with rills to 1-3 meters deep present. Sandy alluvium occurs to the east where ERIMIC is common.This is the toeslope eroded from pinnacles on the western side of the point. It is comprised of shale soil fans dissected by rills to one meter deep. Sand alluvium occurs to the east where ERICOR is replaced by ERIMIC.Toeslope of ridge that is composed of deep alkaline soil. Small drainage in point about 4 meters wide and incised 3-4 meters deep - bottom crusted with salts. There are some basalt rocks on this landscape.Sparsely vegetated area at the toe of pinnacles to the north. Sand and silt eroded from these pinnacles are deep and alkaline. Runoff is rapid with many small rills present, a drainage about 5 meters wide by 2 to 3 meters deep is on the south edge of the point.Point is on the first terrace of Middle Desert Wash, a broad terrace that continues to the cliff face. The wash is incised (sic) up to 4m and is ~10m wide. Shrubs here are short, possibly due to alkalinity) or to depth of ground water. Point is bisected by an old 2-track road that is revegetating.HLVAL < b*$:nSeries of small ridges dissected by gullies. The entire area is subject to erosion by water and wind.P-J trees retain small mounds of soil and litter under the drip lines creating low hummocks, otherwise much of the site is flat. There are a few small rills armored by basalt rocks. Quite a few down trees and branches.Stunted stand of PJ growing from shale soil in basalt boulders and gravel. Small drainage run through area, most trees are on elevated hummocks of soil.Mature PJ trees with many dead trunks and wood on the ground. The soils are deep, shale-derived and have desiccation cracks to 1 cm wide. Most of the inter tree space is barren and the trees have accumulated mounds of soil and litter up to their drip lines.Area of alluvium with minor hummocks and adjoining deflation areas. Site is ~25 m. from the road. Lots of elk use here. Biotic crust development is good.Deep alluvium about 50 meters from road. Some soil has piled around shrubs, but most is level. There is fair biotic curst development. Elk use the area.This in the area collecting erosion from vertical cliffs including rockfall debris and shale soil. It is steep, hard-packed and highly erosive with many drainage channels.Deep alluvium adjacent to cliffs. Surface is mounded with small rills present. Soil is alkaline.An area of alluvium that has been partially disturbed by historic road construction. The road track is revegetating. The alluvium is very deep and hummocked.Point is at the edge of the large plain and near the primary access road. Soils are alluvial that are deep and dissected by drainages. Some biotic crust has formed.The point lie on alluvium with moderate hummocking adjacent to a wash, but not its terrace. The wash bottom is about 5m wide and is unvegetated. With terrace it is about 15m wide.Deep alluvium that has low hummocks, small depressions and rills. There is elk activity and more Opuntia than elsewhere in the polygon. 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There are some small, barren, hard pans Deflation areas are small and have some biotic crust development. The access road crosses the S edge of the AA point.This is a broad wash bottom high in the drainage. The channel is incised (sic) up to 2m deep and is ~5m wide. The point falls on it's first terrace which is lined with boulders adjacent to the channel.A confusing area of basalt rock capped ridge and fine-shale soil slopes that are highly eroded. The P-J ranges from sapling to mature and occupies areas with rock cover. There is some biotic crust cover between basalt rocks and boulders.Steep slope with a veneer of basalt rocks and gravel. It is dissected by gullies up to 5m deep. The P-J trees are somewhat stunted although mature and there are several dead trees here. There is mistletoe on some JUNOST.Deep alluvial soil with extensive cover by BOUGRA. There is little biotic crust development but the herbaceous cover stabilizes the soil. Old shrubs have pedestals of soil to 0.4 m. deep around their drip line.Site is deep alluvium that is very level. Biotic crust development is poor. A very dense stand of BOUGRA is present and serves to stabilize the soil well.Site is mostly volcanic gravel on the surface with only a few small boulders. The trees are mature and there is a lot of down wood. There is some recruitment of both P & J.Mild slope covered with basalt rocks and gravel with pockets of soil between. Trees have built small platforms of soil and rock on their uphill side. There is good recruitment of pinyon trees here. Stand is mature with fair amount of down wood.Site occupies an eroding slope of fine soil and basalt boulders. The slope is seepy in places exuding salts that support ATRCAN and SPOAIR. P-J and SHEROT grow on elevated fans between drainages. The drainages are armored by basalt rocks. LVAL  ^ ,.Site is quite mounded with hummocks up to 1 - 1.5m high. These have mostly held together by shrubs. There is wind erosion from the flat surfaces and mound edges. SPOAIR cover is good and helps to control erosion.Area of deep alluvium with hummocks to 1 meter high. There is some biotic crust present, along with vegetation cover. Erosion appears minimal. Small mammal use is high.This point includes talus toeslopes from adjacent cliffs that are characterized by eroded shale and rockfall, in addition to gullying. There is a wash about 15 meters wide at the base of the talus--it is devoid of vegetation.Point lies on a small ridge in the floodplain that is capped by basalt rocks. Gullies have eroded on either side of the ridge to 3 m. deep. Soils are hummocked with some areas of deflation. There is good biotic crust development.Point lies on a toeslope of a shale deposit that is eroding into the valley. It consists of mounds to 3-4 m. tall and drainages (swales and gullies).This wash has a central drainage ~5 m. wide that has incised up to 4 m. deep. It is lined by basalt boulders and cobble which channelize it. Terraces are elevated 1-2 m. above the channel at this point.Gently sloping area of deep alluvium that is well vegetated and is only lightly eroding. Small hummocks have formed around the few shrubs present. The area is used by elk. Soils show cracking at the surface to ~2 cm. wide in this area.Very deep alluvium that supports a dense stand of ARTTRItri just above incised gullies. There is good biotic crust development. Some JUNOST trees have died and toppled possibly due to historic fire.Area of fans and ridges with deep gullies, most armored by basalt rocks. Soils are present as pockets among rocks and some good biotic crust occurs.Terrace or plain at the base of the South Cliffs, long abandoned by drainage. The alluvium is very deep and level. Elk use the area quite a bit. 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There is heavy cover by volcanic boulders.Area of low hills, ridges, and toeslopes that are highly eroded. Only minor amounts of volcanic rock occurs here. The site is dissected by small hills, and deeper gullies, some to 3 meters wide. Soils here are very compacted and little vegetation cover persists.Area is a relatively flat plain of alluvium with a few small mounds of Entrada Sandstone. Site drains to large gully ~5m wide x 3m deep that is included on its western side. Soils exhibit cracking or drying ~2cm wide cracks. There is a fair amount of SALTRA here.The site includes hills, ridges, and slopes that have a veneer or mulch (sic) of angular volcanic rock and gravel. Most plants are rooted within this rock-covered area. Erosion is prominent with rills and small gullies present.Site consists of shale hills and ridges capped broken angular basalt rocks and gravel. Areas with the (illegible) of rocks support most of the vegetation cover. The site is conducive to erosion and some rills and swales are present.Exposed Entrada Formation ridges that are eroding fairly rapidly. A 1955 survey marker at this site is exposed ~1m.Flat sloping surface that is quite smooth. Soil cracks to 1-1.5 cm wide and present. There is some sheet erosion. This site has a lot of SALTRA skeletons and seedlings.Ridge of alluvium capped by basalt rocks and gravel. Each ridge is subtended (sic) by gullies on either side. Erosion is checked by the veneer of gravel. Other Surface Geology: EntradaSite is the upland adjacent to the 1st terrace of small wash and contains many of the same species. The soil is mounded where shrubs collect it and there are areas of deflation between mounds.Face of toeslope that has formed off cliffs to the south and flows over time down the wash. These slopes are erosive during precipitation events, but are armored against the wind by gravel.LVAL <Toeslope of two small hills converge on a wide flat, the soil is very deep. The flat supports ATRCAN while the slopes support EPHTOR. There is quite a bit of wind erosion and SALTRA is common.Toeslopes with rock fall boulders from adjacent cliffs. Slope dissected by rills and gullies, some to 2 m. wide. Most vegetation is rooted on fans between the channels. The fans are covered with a veneer of gravel.Small opening within P-J stands, the soils are more alkaline that the surrounding. The soil is armored by volcanic rocks and gravel helping to curb erosion. The area is heavily tracked by cattle and elk.N-facing ridge supports a woodland stand on slopes covered by volcanic rock. There is a lot of downed wood probably due to a historic fire. Runoff rapid, but erosion is limited by the rock veneer. Little understory is present.South-facing slope covered by basalt boulders and gravel. Several PINEDU trees are dead, likely due to drought. There is recruitment for both P and J trees. These trees are stunted. Because of the boulder mulch, these slopes are eroding very little.Site is grazed with signs of recent livestock use. OPUERI is quite dense in some areas. The surface of the ground is mounded with most shrubs growing from them. Barren areas in between are wind eroded. An old road is in the eastern portion of the site, but it has not been used in some years.Mildly sloping area of Entrada mounds and outwash materials. The site is actively eroding with many small hills and gullies. There are many volcanic boulders here, but less gravel than at other sites. Soils are expansive, cracks to 1.5 cm wide and encrusted with salt in drainages.Area of low ridges and hills that have various amounts of volcanic rock present. The slopes are highly eroded with many hills and gullies--lower slopes and swales are salt-encrusted. Soils are expansive with some cracks up to 1.5 cm -- 2 cm wide.@LVAL  nh~fDeep soils that are mildly mounded where shrubs are rooted. There is fair biotic crust development. Cattle have recently grazed the area.Deep alluvium comprising the second and third terraces of this large wash. Shrubs occupy hummocks that are up to one meter tall. Area has been recently grazed by livestock.Steep shale slope with fans of material and gullies along its face. Very rapid runoff on this platy surface.Site is an allluvial fan heavily encrusted with biotic crust. The surface is hard- only minor rills have formed.Broad wash that has recently flooded and is being grazed by cattle. This site occupies the broad first terrace and has some ERINAU. Unflooded second terrace occupies about 30 percent of the site and has deep soil with biotic crust.This very broad wash has four zones. One devoid of vegetation (channel), 2) ERINAU, 3) ATRCON and 4) SARVEM. They occur on each successive terrace. The soils are deep and unfolded on the ATRCON terrace, but have been flooded recently on the ERINAU terrace.Area of alluvium deposited from mesa top- fairly deep. It is stabilized by vegetation and biotic crust so there is little erosion. Only a few shrubs persist.toeslope at the base of a 25 meter high slope, that has a veneer of volcanic rock and gravel. There are some patches of Biotic crust development. The area is sparsely vegetated and subject to rill and gully erosion. Soils are absent or shallow.Area with small dunes to one meter tall and barren flats with a veneer of volcanic gravel. There is some gullying with channels to two meters wide.Area of ledging sandstone bedrock that has rockfall and a layer of volcanic rocks in addition to pockets of soil. Sparsely vegetated site.Low, small hill that is well vegetated. Soils are very deep and support a good amount of small mammal activity.Relatively flat plain with one small drainage to the west. 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Small wash channel (~1m wide x 1/2m deep) sandy with some accumulations of rock.Heavy clay soils. Heavy grazing in plot area. Lots of dieback on the TAMCHI which appear to be invading the ATRCAN shrubland.Heavily grazed, disturbed site full of weedy annuals and few shrubs. Soils are deep and extremely clayey, with hoof prints and cow pies everywhere! 3/4 of plot occurs on west-facing slope, but flattens out at the top (E side) and bottom (W side).Polygon appears to capture mostly slickrock outcrops of the Entrada formation with shallow, aeolian soils on top characterized by sparse P-J cover and COLRAM and FRAANO dominant shrubs. Just west of the polygon are deeper soils of the toeslope hills at the base of the Oyster Shell Reef.On top of Johnson Mesa where soil is old alluvium with volcanic boulders and covered with small rocks.Denser, more herbaceous community a reflection of north-facing slope with more mesic conditions. Plot is on more of an old alluvium slope covered with volcanic, basalt boulders, while polygon is more of a badlands type, also covered with basalt boulders.This site is mounded with deflation basins between. There is a high cover of biotic crust that has nearly halted erosion. Lot of OPUERI, probably due to livestock grazing.The site lies on dunes to 4 meters tall, that are wind-eroded. Excellent small mammal habitat.Large bend in the wash where water energy lessens and gravel is deposited. The point has quite a lot of gravel on the terrace, second terrace. This location was flooded earlier.Site is a terrace between two main channels of the wash - it would be an island if water were flowing. Spring flooding flowed over the site, depositing additional sediment. It is highly disturbed with a mix of vegetation.LVAL8 \ dtBxThis Chinle shale slope is nearly completely covered by Wingate talus, ranging in size from pebbles to Univac.Plot encompasses channel and parts of 2 point bar/terrace sets on opposite sides of the channel.Big piles of eolian sands in the canyon bottom.Big piles of sand in every "point bar" of this canyon.Substrate is a silty sand with cracking.Substrate is sticky clay, derived from Carmel shales.Vegetation rooted in joints in the slickrock, except for the rare potholes where sand collects. 85% of the plot is slickrock. Trees are mostly stunted from growing in cracks/shallow soils.COLRAM/PLEJAM occupies ridge. ATRCON occupies swale to N, also adjacent polygon to E. Plot is located on a low ridge on the valley floor, supported by Entrada sandstone outcrop on W side.Red Carmel sandstone makes plates on top of red Carmel Shale.PW comments: Limey sandstone pebble layer on clay, often gypsiferous soils. AT comments: A sloping mesa top (to the E) with badland hills and depressions covered in small, flat, white shaley rocks and loamy soils that are somewhat stabilized by cryptos. Depression areas have higher shrub densities and diversities, but overall the whole polygon has a high mixture of shrubs.Very active dunes - sand ripples everywhere!Soft, fairly sandy soils with lots of small rocks on the surface (soil color is a red-brown). Some P-J recruitment. Very sparse cover of weedy annual. Plot includes 2 shallow, fairly wide (~2m) drainages with the CHRNAU in and along these drainageways.PINEDU looks attacked by something (Bark beetle?). Road runs across S margin of plot (cover included in bare soil). The few, large MAHFRE captured by plot appear to be anomalous in the polygon.Soil surface covered in small rocks with pockets of well-developed cryptos and quite a bit of dead wood lying around. Understory is very sparse here, more litter than understory by far! 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Volcanic boulder deposits and small rock chunks cover the ground.Rolling terrace 3-6m above wash level; FRAANO & RHUTRI & PJ along edge of wash. Higher terrace more of an EPHTOR/Stipa spp. Shrubland.The mostly clay soil has many small flat white rocks along with a sprinkling of volcanic stones.This is a steep-sided , ledgey canyon. The clay soil is mostly covered with small flat rocks.Entrada-derived soils with many small white rocks and larger black volcanic rocks. Plot is at the base of a hill with a broad valley to the east (part of polygon) and a deep wash channel to the west.A less steep Carmel mesa that has less steep hills throughout mesatop and wash. Soil has a lot of great crypto crust and lichens and small rocks. There is large empty area near centroid without trees or shrubs.Plot is on a small plateau between wash of Deep Creek and the drainage of a side canyon. Lots of cryptos here and grassier than most of the polygon.This hill is directly at the bottom of the steep large hill that forms the Upper Deep Creek drainage. Lots of large volcanic boulders and litter.A few drainages run through the polygon; one minor one runs through plot.Rolling terrain at the edge of a steep hill which leads down to Deep Creek - slope and aspect vary somewhat here - that given is for the majority of the plot.An old 2-track runs though plot. Soil is deep, sandy. A few dead pines scattered around.Very duney area- active shifting sands everywhere.Plot is a series of gullies and ridges in soft Carmel mixed with Entrada sands. The junipers and oak are concentrated in the gullies, the COLRAM and Ephedra on the ridges.COLRAM where sands are deeper. PJ and other shrubs where bedrock is shallow and there are cracks to root in.This belt of ATRCAN runs N-S closest to the eastern valley escarpment. To SW of point is a large area of EPHVIR/ACHHYM-STICOM (different polygon). Substrate is sandy but only rudimentary crypto development.^kH - " k  y/.>Itp240High SlopeGPSh@Carmel Formation1b1a001bcrypto1a02005001a0000ywusqmkiec_[SOMKGC1% so940MidslopeGPS@Entrada Sandstone0500004biocrustPT0T0000000pnljhfdb`^\ZPLJHFB/#rn 10122High SlopeGPS(@Carmel Formation1a00001a0008001a0000nljhfb`^ZXVRRPNLJF4(#qm0n/aHigh LevelGPS@Eolian deposits040001acrypto1a0004001a0000usqomigea_]YQMKIGC2&!plvariablevariableLow slopeGPS@Entrada SandstoneT06000T020020000000}{ywusqokiecca_]YWD83(ok 5102High SlopeGPSF@Boulder depositsT0000081-b0T00P0000igeca_][YWRNNLJHFD2&!nj 1550ToeslopeGPS@Boulder depositsT0T00081-b0T00P0000hfdb`^\ZXVQMMKIGEC1% mi!variablevariableInterfluveGPS\@Carmel Formation03P000PT00600T0000{ywusqomigecca_][WE94(lh32variesInterfluveGPS@Carmel Formation08P0001-aT01-b00T0000qomkigec^\ZUUSQOMI7+&kg 166High SlopeGPS@ Carmel Formation02000Pcrust04T004001-a0000sqomkfdb^\ZVOMKIGC1% jfa 1490High SlopeGPS`@ Carmel Formation00000T000900T0000geca_][YUSQOOMKIGE3'"ieI variesvariesLow levelGPS@ Navajo Sandstone04T000041-a0P00P0000wusqomkige`\\ZXVTP>2-"hd:17172High SlopeGPS@Carmel Formation05P000TT00500T0000jhfdb`^\XVTRRPNLJF4(#gc3 35324ToeslopeGPSv@Navajo Sandstone030000020300200T0000ljhfdb`^ZXTPPNLJHD2&!fb3133High LevelGPS@Obscured by Soil1-b0001-acrypto041-b0P001-a0000zxvtrmkige`\TOMKID2&!ea11173High SlopeGPS@Boulder deposits1-b0001-bMoss, Cryptos020300200P0000}{ywusomieVQOMKF4(#d`1329ToeslopeGPSl@Obscured by Soil0400004Dark Cyano0200000P0000usqomkigeca]QMKIGC1% c_ variesvariesInterfluveGPS @Navajo Sandstone030300PCryptos03P0T00P0000~|zxvtrpnlh_][YUQ?3."b^58100High SlopeGPS@Boulder deposits000002crypto1a0200600T0000trpnljhfb`\XPLJHFD2&!a]x0n/aHigh LevelGPSl@Obscured by Soil0400000400P00T0000hfdb`^\ZXVTPPNLJHD2&!`\s7156High SlopeGPS@Salt Wash Sandstone Member of the Morrison Formation0200001-a1-b0060000000~yttrpnlh2&!_[ variablevariableHigh LevelGPS@Boulder deposits01b1a00071b0000T0000}{ywusqomieeca]YWE94(^ZvariesvariesLow levelGPS@ New Alluvium0300004dark cyano1-b1-b0P0000000~|zxvtrpkfZVTRPL>2-"LVAL X D HRMost of the doug fir have succumbed to mistletoe. A large opening in the plot has significant crust development. Where litter isn't covering it, the soil surface is covered with white, shaley rocks.The ground is covered completely by small, white, platey rocks. Point is on a hillside off of the main southern ridge of Bulberry Canyon. Some dead standing and downed trees.Plot is at base of a small side canyon of Deep Creek. Plot slopes up both sides of this side canyon, so slope/aspect vary.Very rocky soils, flakey rock. Plot is transected by several shallow gullies, and shrubs are concentrated there.Steep, rocky, sandy soils. Canyon side in this area is regularly transected by shallow, steep gullies, where serviceberry is concentrated, whereas Cercocarpus is on ribs between gullies.Lots of 1/2 - 1 meter across black volcanic boulders scattered around. Good crypto development in a few open soil pockets.Boulder-laden hillside, most half-buried, with some minor crust development and scattered green tufts of BOUGRA. Very pretty!Dune-like toe-slope hills beneath a steep North facing, rocky slope to the south and above the four to eight meter deep Deep Creek wash to the north. A diverse mix of an understory.Plot is on an interfluve between Deep Creek and one of it's tributaries so slope and aspect vary-thin soils with lots of bedrock exposures here.This point is on a hill that is west of the hillside with point AA0703. It has black volcanic boulder deposits throughout and small white rocks and litter filling in between. There is a wash between the two hillsides with Navajo rock exposed and black boulders on top.There are a few dead sagebrush here. P-J is invading.This point is on north side of Upper Deep Creek and is fairly flat but does have some rolling hills. There are Navajo cliffs to west and north of point. Navajo bedrock, volcanic boulders and litter are on soil.LVAL r * ~rF4~bSandy soil is probably derived from the EntradaAgain, dark volcanic boulder deposits in soil and there are gravel sized black rocks as well (not small white rocks as elsewhere around here).The surface has many large boulders and pebbles.Steep, flakey rock soils, eroding downhill.Large black volcanic boulders throughout with smaller white and grey rocks and litter and wood make up rest of cover. Some snags around.Rolling terrain on this bank above Deep Creek, so slope and aspect vary. Lots of PINPON needles everywhere.Colluvial slope with large volcanic rocks.Point is down on mesa/hill by a main drainage PSEMEN moving in from wash/drainage.This point is on top of a mesa that is east of Bulberry Creek. The mesa is bisected by washes and forms hills and flat areas. Many smaller yearling PINEDU about 1 to 3 feet tall.Erosion runnels and black boulders punctuate the low Entrada hillsMany small white and brown rocks throughout soil, litter under trees and shrubs. Point overlooking Navajo cliffs forming canyon sides of drainages.Flat area near base of Navajo cliff with many small, white rocks.On Entrada hills made up of soil-like, partially eroded bedrock, forming spires and domes. Much of the polygon covered with baseball to head-size volcanic boulders and smaller rock chunks. BLM survey rod/point in plot center.Plot is on a relatively flat interfluve area. ARTTRI only occurs where edge of plot moves onto a steep S-facing edge of interfluve. Lots of the PINPON are young.Plot includes a minor tributary wash channel to Deep Creek, but vegetation isn't impacted by it - except that Cercocarpus ledifolius may be moving down the drainage floor from steep south-facing hillsides to the northwest of polygon.The surface is covered with flat, white rocks.Plot encompasses a narrow E_W ridge with steep slopes to the North and South. The northern aspect has more vegetation than the south aspect.vk] < K < NTWR 12235High SlopeGPS@ Boulder deposits0000007030000T0000jhfdb`^\ZXTPPNLJHF4(#1015MidslopeGPS@Carmel Formation1-a00001-aP00700T0000kigeca_]YWUPPNLJHC1% w2097High SlopeGPSP@Salt Wash Sandstone Member of the Morrison FormationP00001-a0500400T0000~|xssqomki3'"0n/aLow levelGPS@Obscured by Soil0800001-a00000T0000hfdb`^\ZXVTOOMKIGC1% 330High LevelGPS!Many pebbles decorate the soil.Obscured by Soil0300000500P00T0000~|zxvtppnljhdR% 518High SlopeGPS~@Carmel FormationT0000T1a00900T0000geca_][YUSOMMKIGEC1%  8328High SlopeGPS@Carmel Formation1a00001a0008001a0000ljhfd`^\XVTPPNLJHD2&!m17307LowslopeGPS@Colluvial depositsPP00TBiocrustT0200700T0000trpnljhfb`\ZPNLJHF2&!)variablevariableInterfluveGPSF@Carmel Formation03P0001-aT00500T0000~|zxvtrpljhcca_][WE94(~ 252MidslopeGPS@Boulder depositsT0000081-b0T00P0000fdb`^\ZXVTOKKIGECA/#}. 1890MidslopeGPSr@Extrusive volcanics1-a0000051-a003001-a0000sqomkfdb^\WSSQOMKF1% |3145Low levelGPS^@New Alluvium05000004T0T0000000ca_][YWUSQOKKIGEC?1% {Y2180High SlopeGPS@Boulder deposits1a000Tcrypto1a03005001a0000vtrpnjhfb`\XPNLJHD2&!~z1723MidslopeGPS`@volcanic boulders020000031-a00300P0000mkigeca_[YTPPNLJHD1% }y 1046High SlopeGPSVery rocky soilsCarmel Formation0400001-bP00400P0000~|zxvtrpljhcca_][WE'"|x27142MidslopeGPSSteep, flaky rock soils.Carmel Formation05P000PP00400T0000~|zxvtpnljjhfdb^L&!{w332High LevelGPSPebbly soil surface.volcanic02000005T0030000000wusqomkieca]][YWUQG% zv25150MidslopeGPSV@ Carmel Formation04P000PP00500T0000hfdb`^\ZVTRPPNLJHD2&!yuM20182High SlopeGPS@ Boulder deposits1a00000202003001a0000pnljhdb`\ZVRRPNLJF4(#xtH variesvariesLow levelGPS@ Obscured by Soil02000Pcrypto06P0T00P0000|zxvtrpnljhd\ZXVTP>2-"wsD28354MidslopeGPST@ Carmel Formation040000021-b00300P0000mkigeca_[YTPPNLJHD2&!vr15228ToeslopeGPSHot, dry spot.Salt Wash Sandstone Member of the Morrison Formation05000P0050000000~||zv@$uq056High SlopeGPS@ Carmel Formation1a1a0001a0008001a0000mkigea_]YWUQQOMKGC1% *LVALB & 2jlZLots of black volcanic boulders and small white rocks and litter on a steep slope that leads to a dry wash opposite a large Navajo cliff.Fairly steep slope below Carmel cliffy outcrops volcanic boulders and small bedrock flakes cover the ground. A volcanic intrusion juts out of cliff band in plot area. Wash to the S lined with FRAANO, CHRNAU, RHUTRI.Stand is multi-aged, with some very old bristlecone pines. Large volcanic rocks are embedded in gravelly soil.Plot landed on the edge of some steep, deep gullies. Upslope on flatter ground vegetation is probably slightly denser, but similar.Millions of chert chips litter the surface. There are numerous bedrock exposures.This wash probably never flows more than a few inches since there is biocrust growing above that.The clay soil is sprinkled with pebbles.Boulders throughout soil layer and litter on top. Heavier PJ in subcanopy than the canopy cover of PINPON PSEMEN.Ground is covered with white rocks / gravel - some of them 10cm or larger.Slope covered in head-sized volcanic boulders and smaller rock chunks. Juniper dwarfed to less than 2 meters tall. A mixed shrub understory with moderate grass cover.Fairly flat area in the bottom of South Desert Valley. Horse packing trail about 30m south (through plot) and volcanic boulder covered hills of Entrada sandstone to the east. About 60m. No crypto development.On the same hillside as last two points in polygon but near a small wash that abuts a red Carmel small ridge. Ground covered with small white rocks. Vegetation sparse except PJ AND SHEROT.Soil covered by small light brown rocks and some medium sized rocks. On a hillslope off of main ridge on south side of Bulberry Canyon.This slope has elements of salt wash Morrison and Curtis mixed-togetherFlat white rocks cover the surface.Steep hillside with lots of litter over basalt boulders. A mix of tree ages and sizes here. 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The Carmel soil has a lot of crypto crust with lichens and small white rocks throughout.Large black volcanic boulders throughout.This is a rocky slope with much tree litter.Small volcanic pebbles litter soil surface. Desiccation is evident from drought on about 1/3 of the sagebrush.Rocky slope, mix of large boulders and small rock chunks.Soil is very rocky. A narrow gully runs through the plot but has no impact on the vegetation. A more major gully also runs through plot and has some large trees associated with it.Plot straddles a small wash (which now has flowing water after yesterday's storm) and covers both steep banks, so slope and aspect vary. Lots of flat Navajo rocks here.Bouldery slope, some mostly buried, others on the surface. Ground covered in thick litter, where there are fewer boulders.These toeslope areas of polygon have more species diversity and denser veg than the lower, flatter areas downslope.Rolling hills of soil derived from the Entrada formation. A small drainage bisects the plot. A few volcanic rocks scattered around.Many small platey rocks and some larger ones.The soil is drying into geometric patterns.Plot includes south facing slope with volcanic boulder deposits, as well as flatter high slope with some Navajo bedrock exposures and shallow bare soil on top. South boundary of polygon is Deep Creek, lined with Cornus sericea and Rosa woodsii.This plot has an anomalous area of white shaley dirt which supports several annuals and the shadscale. Most of the plot has gravelly soil.Flat area near Navajo cliff with deep, light, sandy soil.This point has large black volcanic boulders throughout and small white rocks, litter, and moss in between.Some pinyon in plot are pretty dwarfed. High rock cover with some crust development. No ponderosa in plot, but just outside plot there are. 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Plot falls in an especially barren area, with the center on top of an Entrada pinnacle.A depression on the side of Entrada hills with slopes coming into it from all directions all with several drainage courses running down their face. Many volcanic boulders and rock chunks on the ground.Lots of large, lichen covered boulders (1/2 - 1m across) firmly embedded in the steep slope.Tons of small white rocks on top of soil some weird volcanic, black boulders and some dead and down. Very very little herbaceous, just seedling shrubs. Ground is mostly platey small white rocks.The terrain is mostly exposed bedrock consisting of coarse sandstone and gravel conglomerate. The plants are growing in cracks in the rock.Plot sits atop a small rise between two drainages that lead into Deep Creek. Slope and aspect are for the overall area- not the slopes of the plot toward each drainage.Plot includes a shallow, sandy wash channel with slabby bedrock on one side and aeolian soils on the other. Some basalt boulders are present, but they're in a matrix of white sands.Rolling lowland surrounded by Salt Wash hills with some ledgey bedrock exposures. Small sandy drainage channel runs through plot. Soil crusts consistent throughout plot area and well-developed.Lots of chunky bedrock exposures and gravelly small rocks. Some well-developed cryptos in soil pockets. Rolling terrain with variable slope and aspect.There are medium sized reddish boulders on soil that is mostly covered with litter and some medium sized rocks. There are dead and downed trees and snags.Point on wash which does not have an elevated bank. Deep sandy soil with some small rocks.Small rocks are covering soil surface.LVAL 4 ~ *zJRolling low hills of soil derived from Entrada formation. Many small drainages bisecting the area, and some crypto development.Pretty flat broad floodplain terrace covered consistently with SPOAIR and dotted with a mixture of shrubs. Small rocks scattered on the soil surface.There's a little dieback on the shrubs here.Point on a hillside that makes up mesa east of Bulberry Creek. Mesa has many washes throughout. Soil is light brown with crypto and small white rocks.Slightly sloping ridgetop. PJ are a little stunted, due to shallow soils maybe. Lots of half- buried, large volcanic boulders scattered around. Huge drop- off to Deep Creek just outside plot to the North and East.Plot area along narrow, north edge of creek and up onto some Navajo bedrock ledges that are sparsely vegetated. Lots of boulders in and along creek, making small pools and tiny waterfalls.This point is in hillside off a small drainage on the mesatop east of Bulberry Creek. There are larger platey flat rocks as well as small white rocks and crypto crust.The sagebrush is restricted to the minor drainage which runs through plot. Two large areas dominated by halogeton may once have been prairie dog towns, but now there are some large anthills there.Small rocks on soil surface. Mistletoe on the doug fir.A little more soil compared to boulders in this relatively level area of polygon.Large ravine (6 to 10 meters deep) runs through center of plot with some small cliffy bedrock exposures on the sides, and small rocks to large boulders along its course. CERINT next to the wash are very large.Gently rolling, rocky hills with many small drainages bisecting the area. Quite a few black basketball-sized volcanic rocks around. A few exposures of grey conglomerate looking bedrock.A few dead juniper trees around, very long dead. Some drought stress (dead branches) in sagebrush and a few dead individuals. 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Ground between boulders carpeted in thick needle litter. Quite a few fallen snags. PSEMEN young here.Hard to know what to put for geology because hills are partially stabilized aeolian dunes with scattered volcanic boulder deposits, but in the few drainage channels bisecting plot there is exposed Navajo bedrock. Also a diverse understory with nothing clearly dominant.This point is on the same hill slope as other points around here but this one is closer to bottom where there is much more gullying. Volcanic boulders and dikes of black rock. Less than 1% herbaceous.Rocky soils with basalt boulders. Purshia is mostly in open areas of canopy.This is a steep-sided gully cutting through the coarse volcanic substrate.Black volcanic boulders throughout and crypto and deep sandy soil and litter otherwise.Clay and sand mix in this alluvium.A gullied area runs through the south part of plot. The rabbitbrush is restricted to that area.There are large, black volcanic boulder deposits throughout hillside east of Paradise Flats. Small light colored rocks in between boulders, some dead standing snags.Plot is on a ridge of large basalt boulder deposits, with a gravelly matrix of soil.Melon-sized and larger, lichen-covered volcanic boulders embedded everywhere. Lots of ponderosa litter and cones.Very rocky, somewhat unstable slope just above a wash. Big rocks and boulders here are dark/volcanic.The biocrust is on small humps. The density of the grasses and the weeds is patchy.Plot encompasses the ridgetop, but much of it is on a steep north facing slope. Navajo bedrock outcrops occasionally in this area, but the basalt boulder deposits prevail.Small, rolling hills covered in small rock flakes and with some bedrock outcroppings. Vegetation denser here, but the same mixture of species.Flat ridgeline with a fairly sparse, dwarf- shrub / herbaceous understory. 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Decent crypto development here.Very bouldery / rocky slope (volcanic rocks). Greenish lichens all over the rocks. Entrada sandstone exposures visible about 100 meters north.On hillside of high level mesa top that generally slopes down to north with washes throughout.Clean, homogenous community on this broad, flat mesa top.Point has small white rocks on soil and crypto crust with lichens (looks like gypsum). There are dead trees on ground and standing. Point is off ridge to the south of Bulberry Canyon.Plot center is in the bottom of a steep-sided, narrow gulley; inaccessible from hiking up the gulley and also from above (where I am). Most of the shrubs are in the bottom; nearly unvegetated up here.Fairly stable slope with lichen covered, dark volcanic rocks embedded in the soil. Plot center is about 40 meters from a wash about 8-10 meters wide. Some Entrada sandstone outcrops are visible about 60 meters east of here below the plot.Boulder-laden hillside, making slope step-like and less steep seeming. BOUGRA consistent throughout polygon.See classification comments above - Plot is mainly on south side of wash, so slope/aspect are for the majority of the plot.The clay soil is sprinkled with pebbles.The rabbit brush is restricted to the narrow wash which runs through the south side of plot.Large bedrock exposures and pebbly gravel characterize this substrate. Large volcanic rocks are scattered around.Black boulders decorate this plot.The soil is deeper sandy light- brown with heavy litter and red brown boulders and rocks throughout. Point is below a steep hill, midway down slope to Deep Creek.This steep canyon side has volcanic boulders Carmel Shale and Navajo Sandstone all mixed together.Rolling, stabilized dunes at the toeslopes of surrounding hills. PJ really petering out, transitioning to an herbaceous park-like area in the valley to the south.LVALPB h d |  h2j,Large, ramp-like exposure of Navajo bedrock in plot, resulting in the appearance of CERINT. PJ are pretty stunted due to shallow soils. Hill covered in half- buried boulders.Plot straddles a dry wash channel, but encompasses both slopes on either side. The channel itself is relatively insignificant in its impact on the vegetation.Bouldery, North facing slope with the ground totally covered in two to three inch thick pine needle/ cone litter. Lots of recruitment in plot, though most are sapling size so I lumped their cover with the mature canopy species.Plot occurs at the transition from steeper slopes to flatter at the base of a north facing hill. The aspens occur sporadically at the lowest edge of plot.Lots of dark volcanic boulders scattered around. Decent crypto development in soil pockets.Gypsiferous soils with lots of biotic cover. Lots of shallow gullying in plot.Substrate/geology is a real mix here - large volcanic boulders mixed in with Navajo sandstone chucks and small rocks.Large volcanic rocks are embedded in an otherwise shale-rocky soil surface. Mistletoe is in the doug fit.Navajo-derived sandy soils. Lots of old juniper skeletons in this area. Not as duney as AA1299, and a bit weedier.The pinyons and junipers are invading.Plot is long and narrow at the base of big Navajo sandstone cliffs. Shelves with Cercocarpus intricatus growing on slickrock in plot. Small sandy drainage channel runs through Pinyon-Juniper for the length of the plot.Plot is situated at the head of a canyon, with 2 gullies converging here. Many pebbly rocks on soil surface.A few old cut tree stumps on plot. An anomalous weedy patch about 10 square meters in one part of plot. Some drought desiccation on the sagebrush from past years.Lots of volcanic boulders and pebbles embedded in the soil. Soil too rocky for crypto development.This is some more of that gypsum soil. 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Lots of small pebbly rocks too. Soil seems too rocky for crypto development here.Many pebbly rocks on soil surface.Gently rolling area with overall slope and aspect as stated above - lots of Salt Wash bedrock exposure, and tons of conglomerate gravel breakdown. Well-developed, tall black cryptos on soil pockets.A lot more crust development here and less bedrock exposure. Also a more diverse and developed herbaceous understory.Small, rolling dunes along the base of Navajo sandstone fins. PINEDU next to cliffs are very tall! Really a diverse understory, hard to know what to call this community.This generally flat area ha some rolling hills within it.Rocky, gravelly soil. A few dead pines are around.Plot located near a small ridgeline that slopes northward to Deep Creek, and more gradually southward into a small valley. PINPON sparse on this south side. Very bouldery, mostly half- buried.The point falls next to a wash between a Navajo cliff and a park dominated by PJ/HESCOM.Lots of salt wash gravel over bedrock and some soil pockets with very well-developed black cryptos. Gently rolling small hills with varying slopes and aspects.Point in level area halfway down slope (which had steep slope above point ( to the south) toward Deep Creek) and below.Steep slope with bedrock ledges. The soil surface is covered with a hard crust; a combination of lichens and physical crust.Melon-sized and larger lichen covered rocks embedded in the soil. Lots of ponderosa litter aroundMany small volcanic rocks cover the soil.Sparse understory here. Soils obviously shallow, evidenced by Navajo bedrock exposures. Many boulders here, some very large (nearly car-sized).Large light brown boulders throughout this hilltop spur off of a mesa top. Soil is light brown with small rocks throughout. 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Pinyon - Juniper pretty dwarfed.Broad, meandering wash in this canyon bottom 10-12m wide by 1-3m deep filled with volcanic boulders, small rocks and sand.Steep, flakey rocks soils, actively eroding downhill.Meandering wash (6-8m wide by 2-3m deep) below Navajo sandstone walls in this narrow canyon. Wash is filled with large volcanic boulders.Broad, flat mesa top covered in a large, homogenous Ephedra torreyana / Herbaceous community. High grass diversity! Some standing juniper skeletons in plot.Point is in a draw at the bottom of a large hill that is bisected by wash/gully/draws near the north end, lower down in elevation toward the South Desert. Herbaceous is less than 1 % - moonscape!!Very bouldery hills. Pretty homogenous community.Many pebbly rocks on soil surface.Large volcanic rocks embedded in the soil.The soil is sandy and sprinkled with pebbles.This plot is not entirely homogenous since most of it lies above the wash terrace, but the rise above (S) and its backslope are also included. Pebbly soil surface.Plot is located atop the head of a canyon. Most of the plot is on level ground, but the community spills over the edge to the slopes below. A bedrock cliff about 5m high separate. Many small rocks on soil surface, along with bedrock slabs.A minor wash runs through the plot. The sagebrush is restricted to that area.Point on a large flat area with washes (dry) throughout. Deep, sandy soil.The terrain is steep and rocky. The soil surface is mostly covered by litter.A variety of rocks decorate this site.The ground is covered with volcanic boulders.Plot landed in a shallow swale or wash area, with some slabby exposures of Navajo bedrock, but mostly aeolian soils of Navajo origin. 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Skimpy crypto development in the open soil areas.Boulder and small rock-covered slope. PJ fairly stunted.Plot straddles steep banks on both sides of a wash (which now has running water from yesterday's storm) so slope and aspect vary. Lots of small platey Navajo rocks scattered around.Gravelly, shaley soil with small rocks covering soil surface. Several of the larger ponderosa pines are dead and standing.Many of the PINPON here are young.This is a yellow, ledgey, sandstone member of Carmel. Trees are generally stunted in height in this area, probably because of the shallow soils.The soil is sprinkled with pebbles.Dark, volcanic lichen-covered rocks everywhere - lots of colorful pebbly rocks too. Soil too rocky for crypto development.On a hillslope with steeper gullies. Soil is covered with small white rocks, there are also large areas with complete cover of crypto/lichens.A shallow erosional gully runs through plot; that is where most of the small junipers are.This patch of dirt has somehow escaped being eroded into badlands like the surrounding areas.Broad, fairly flat floodplain terrace just S of the wash less small rock cover here, but some slight crust development.This point is at the bottom of a steep hill which borders near Deep Creek. There are large volcanic boulders throughout soil.The terrain is highly sculpted by erosion.1/2 - 1 meter across volcanic boulders (covered with green lichens) everywhere. Quite a few colorful pebbly rocks in the soil as well.Ledgey bedrock outcrops which make shelves off both sides of a small rise, so slope and aspect vary. A fair amount of crypto development in the red sandy soil here.Small drainage course runs through plot and the ARTTRI are associated with it. Also an old ATV trail/ road in plot. Rocks in plot are mostly buried.Lots of big, black, lichen-covered volcanic rocks embedded in the soil. Soil is too rocky for much crypto development here.LVALd VHVFThis slope is covered with volcanic boulders.The surface has many small white rocks and a few large black boulders.Lots of dark grey rocks and gravel on soil surface, as well as some small white rocks. Area looks like it may have burned long ago. Many juniper skeletons around.This point is right on top of a small cliff about 20 ft tall that has white rocks and gypsum and lichens rest of soil is light brown with lots of small rocks.White, shaley rocks on soil surface, along with large round rocks of volcanic origin.Duney, sandy soils of Navajo origin.There are large red-brown boulders on soil which is nearly completely covered with litter.Very rocky soils. Deep, steep gully transects east edge of plot, but vegetation remains similar.The soil seems to be gypsum rich and is sprinkled with black volcanic rocks.Moist depression area on this hillside with slightly rolling microtopography. Many small pebbly rocks on the soil surface, from the Salt Wash member.Some shallow erosional tracks run through plot. An anomalous area of about 1/4 of the plot is home to the Russian thistle, goosefoot and snakeweed.The soil seems a little gypsiferous, having washed down from the Carmel above. A four-foot deep gully cuts through the plot without much effect on the vegetation.Plot is at the edge of the ridge; the head of a canyon also begins here and runs through the plot. It is about 10m deep here and many of the tall shrubs are there, although they are growing above on the flat also.This point is pretty sparse except for PJ & SHEROT most of ground is covered by small white rocks there is a switch to golden brown soil without white rocks and with crypto crust half way through plot. Rim with cliffs is close.This plot includes two types of geology with a different community on each type. 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Only a few large volcanic rocks, barely exposed here.On hillside on top of mesa east of Bulberry Creek. Lots of snags here and small white rocks on soil.The surface is almost covered with tree litter.A narrow wash runs through plot where the rabbitbrush grows.A large opening in the tree canopy is included in plot. Lots of PINPON are young.Plot is perched on the rim of a steep hillside, partially with an aspect of about 8 and partially about 25. Soils rocky with old basalt boulders.Plot is on a gentle slope leading down to Deep Creek. Soil is probably thin here - lots of exposed Navajo sandstone visible from plot - and there are lots of small white rocks on surface.Fewer boulders here, all mostly buried. Quite a few rotted out, fallen logs. Ground carpeted with litter two to four inches thick. Some die-back on the PURTRI.Plot encompasses the wash (8-12 meters wide) and its sharply sloping terraces on either side, which are mainly covered with volcanic boulders. Wash is very rocky/bouldery as well.Plot is on the side of long ridge tapering off the Entrada cliffs above the South Desert. Tons of big, black volcanic rocks around, as well as small pebbles from the Morrison above.A depression between hills with mostly embedded volcanic boulder deposits scattered around. Ground is carpeted in two to four inch thick layer of pine needle / cone litter. Lots of PINPON recruitment, mostly sapling size.Large gully cuts through the center of plot, and has small, cliffy bedrock exposures. Purshia tridentata growing only in wash bottom. General aspect is south, but gully sides are steep, rocky, east and west facing slopes. 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Minor gullies drain into wash below (east). Several skeletons of juniper on plot.This is a rocky slope with much litter.The ridgetop is very rocky with much litter and duff.Rolling orange shaley hills with cracked clayey soils in between the thin flat rocks. Lots of micro-drainages dissecting the area. Overall area slopes west into the South Desert.The slope is covered with volcanic bouldersThe stony surface is sculpted by erosion.There are larger red-brown boulders and rocks throughout soil which is also covered by litter. There are dead and downed trees scattered throughout.This is a steep, loose, active slopePlot center fell on the top edge of a volcanic knoll, most of the short shrubs are on the knoll. Below, the geology is obscured by soil. Most of the Stipa comata is on the knoll, most of the Stipa hymenoides is below on the flat.Plot has shallow wash running through it, with most of the plot on the west slope of wash so that slope and aspect are given. Bedrock outcrops with ponderosa / sparse just outside plot.Navajo cliffs surround the plot, which is in a south facing bowl/alcove. Soils rocky with some crypto development.Broad, rocky wash (8-10m wide by 2-4m deep) in this canyon bottom. Wash bottom is a mixture of sand and small rocks with half-car-sized boulders placed here and there.Melon-sized and larger lichen covered boulders embedded in the soil. Lots of ponderosa litter and downed wood everywhere.The surface is covered with a variety of rocks.Large bedrock exposure in plot sloping down to a small gully/ wash. Shallow soils atop bedrock covered in rocks, litter or light crust development.Large basalt boulders in a well-vegetated canyon floor. A small drainage channel transects plot, but doesn't affect vegetation.Plot center fell on top of a low rise or know with volcanic rocks on it. The vegetation here doesn't change much from the flats below except for it being more sparse up here with some shadscale.ka K  > Q f'quq:1276InterfluveGPS@Carmel FormationPT00PBiocrust1-b0300400T0000vtrpnljhdb^YOMKIGE3'"p'782MidslopeGPSv@Carmel FormationPP00PBiocrust1-a1-b0060000000sqomkigea_ZUKIGECA/#oy974MidslopeGPS@Carmel FormationPPT0PBiocrust1-aP00700T0000pnljhfdb^\ZUKIGECA/#n538Step in slopeGPSJ@Carmel Formation1-bT0007BiocrustPT0020000000wusqomkieca_UQOMKF4(#mlvariesvariesMidslopeGPS@Carmel Formation0200007BiocrustP1-a0P0000000~|zxvtrpnig]YWUSO=1,"lU0n/aLow LevelGPSt@New Alluvium000800PP01-a00T0000db`^\ZXVQOMKKIGCA?1% knN0n/aLow levelGPS<@Carmel Formation09000PCow piesP00000T0000omkigeca_][YOMKIGC1% jD0n/aLow levelGPSR@ New Alluvium09000PBiocrust1-a00P0000000nljhfdb`^\ZUKIGEC?1% iD0n/aLow levelGPS@ New Alluvium09000PBiocrust1-a00000T0000nljhfdb`^\ZUKIGEC?1% hI0n/aLow levelGPS@ New Alluvium08000PCow pies0200000T0000mkigeca_][YUKIGEC?1% g]2470MidslopeGPSz@Morrison FormationP0000P040050000000igeca_][WUQOOMKIGE1% e"TvariablevariableLow LevelGPSn@Salt Wash Sandstone Member of the Morrison Formation1-b040002cryptos1-bP01-a00T0000zD83(dvvvariesvariesLow LevelGPS@Morrison Formation1-a020001-a030030000000~|zxvtrpljfaa_][WR>2-"c$4120High LevelGPS8@Morrison Formation1-b05001-aBiocrust1-bT01-a00T0000~|zxvtrpkigbXSQOKF2&!bvariablevariableHigh SlopeGPS@Salt Wash Sandstone Member of the Morrison Formation04P00002T00400P0000{E94(ao5251LowslopeGPSV@Salt Wash Sandstone Member of the Morrison Formation041-b00002P00300T0000}{yuusqojf0$_[variablevariableMidslopeGPS@Salt Wash Sandstone Member of the Morrison Formation04P00002P00400P0000}yC72(^ZI 994Low levelGPS@Obscured by Soil02000006P0P00P0000fdb`^\ZXVTRNNLJHFB0$]Y 11108MidslopeGPS@Boulder depositsT0000081-b0T00P0000igeca_][YWRNNLJHFD2&!\XvariablevariableInterfluveGPS"Many pebbles litter the surface.Carmel Formation0700001-aT00200T0000}yg94([W3138High LevelGPS@Obscured by Soil07000002T01-b00P0000kigeca_]XVTPPNLJHD2&!ZV6 22130High SlopeGPSN@volcanic bouldersP000007P0P00P0000igeca_][YWUQQOMKIG4(#LVAL >>P & h@HFor lack of a better description, this polygon is on a sandy terrace ~150m wide above South Desert wash. The substrate is more like Aeolian deposits than alluvium here.For lack of a better term, this is a very wide wash terrace (~150m?) with sandy soil that almost look like aeolian deposits.Very sandy wash terrace ~80m wide. No crypto development. About 1 m above wash level.Plot falls on a volcanic boulder- covered clay hill with many small black and gray rocks as well. Many gray barren clay hills in the area, but those appear to be excluded from the polygon.Rolling terrain with mounds of bedrock exposure and slabs of bedrock along small drainages. Area is somewhat of a "valley", as it is surrounded on 3 sides by red and gray clay hills.Large black volcanic rocks and small pebbly black and multicolored rocks nearly cover the ground, but white sandstone still showing through in places (including well-carved slickrock wash that runs through plot). Bentonite hills tower above the plot about 100m north.Gently rolling slickrock with some slabby / chunky shelves exposed. Lots of pebbly multicolored rocks on top of the slickrock, and a few stray volcanic boulders. Sandy soil pockets where shrubs and trees are growing have well-developed cryptos. Slope / aspect are for overall area.Gravelly soil with the occasional volcanic rock thrown in. Hilly terrain dissected by erosional channels.Small rocks in and on soil. A narrow, gravelly drainage runs through plot. Rock outcrops are to the east within plot. Large volcanic boulders are scattered around plot.Terrain is rolling with low hills dissected by narrow gullies. Gravelly soil throughout with scattered volcanic rocks.Plot encompasses Deep Creek Wash, with majority of it being on E facing bank. Sandy soils here and lots of PINPON litter/cones.Area is patchy with trees, mostly young. PURTRI has suffered some mortality, lots of dead stems.LVAL P d  ZSmall, pebbly to 1/3m-sized platey whitish rocks covering surface. Well developed cryptos poking up between spaces in rocks - small drainage channel bordering plot.Small chunky to sandwich-sized platey white rocks covering soil surface. Well-developed cryptos poking up between spaces.Small platey white rocks cover soil surface, with some well-developed cryptos sticking up through the spaces between the rocks. Decent sized drainage channel runs through plot with some small outcroppings of bedrock on the sides of it.Plot wraps over the top of a long toeslope with signs of significant drainage channels on either side. Small chunky to large platey rocks cover the surface with only a few cryptos poking out between the spaces. PJ concentrated on slopes of drainage channels.Small to 1/3m sized platey rocks covering the soil, with developed black cryptos sticking up in places. Large drainage channel runs through plot where JUNOST and FALPAR are concentrated.Rolling topography with many small drainages, but overall slope and aspect is as stated above. Platey whitish rocks cover most of the surface with well-developed black and pink topped cryptos sticking up between the spaces.Small platey white rocks mixed in with the cryptos - shallow soil with whitish bedrock showing through in a few places. Dieback on the Tetradymia which look sickly.Very rolling microtopography with huge black and white cryptos and gypsiferous soil. Lots of microdrainages dissecting the area and large black boulders scattered throughout. Steep clay hills in east end of plot are nearly barren of vegetation.Polygon follows the wide, shallow wash of the south desert (~25m wide here). Wash is very sandy here, with a few large volcanic boulders and small gravelly rocks scattered around in it.Plot is on the wide terrace between main South Desert wash and steep Carmel hills. Soils are probably Carmel derived, though they look like cracked mud here.kS H  I  ` l%{s*dt0n/aLow LevelGPS@Alluvial deposits0701-b0002T0P00T0000kigeca_][YWSSQOJHD1% r]1156MidslopeGPS@Salt Wash Sandstone Member of the Morrison Formation02050001-aP00300T0000~|zuusqokg1% cp1150InterfluveGPS@Carmel Formation06P0004LichenPT0T0000000qomkigeca_][SOMKIE3'"2186High LevelGPS@@Moenkopi Formation02000003P00400P0000ljhfdb`^ZXVRRPNLJF2&!592LowslopeGPS@ Moenkopi Formation1-b000003T00500P0000jhfdb`^\XVTPPNLJHC/#variablevariableHigh LevelGPS`@Navajo Sandstone0303P0PCryptos1-bP01-a00P0000~|wusneca_[WE94(1261High SlopeGPSp@Kayenta Formation1-a03000021-b00200T0000rpnljhfd`^YUUSQOKF3'" 366Low levelGPSL@Moenkopi Formation06000Pcryptos02001-a00T0000trpnljhfa_]YPNLJHD0$u1249MidslopeGPSJ@Moenkopi FormationP0200003P00400P0000kigeca_]YWUQQOMKGE1% 15266ToeslopeGPS@ Moenkopi Formation0300001-a1-a00500T0000pnljhfdb^\WRRPNLJF2&!~0n/aLow levelGPSL@ Obscured by Soil060001-bBiocrust0200000T0000trpnljhfdb`\RMKIGC1% }0n/aLow levelGPS2@Obscured by Soil0700002cryptos1-b00000T0000sqomkigeca_ZQMKIGC1% |0n/aLow levelGPS@Obscured by Soil0700001-bP01-b0000000kigeca_]XVTOOMKIGC1% {0n/aLow levelGPS @Obscured by Soil0400001-a020030000000ljhfdb`^ZXTOOMKIGC1% z B180MidslopeGPSd@Carmel Formation0200003Biocrust1-aP00400T0000trpnljhfb`^YOKIGEA/#y.628Low slopeGPS$@Carmel FormationP00001-bP00800T0000geca_][YUSQLLJHFDB0$x)variablevariableToeslopeGPSJ@Carmel Formation1-a000PCryptos1-bP00700T0000~|zxtrpkb`^\ZUC72(w#575Low slopeGPS@Carmel FormationPT0001-aP00800T0000geca_][YUSQLLJHFDB0$v 955LowslopeGPS@Carmel FormationP000PBiocrust1-bT00800T0000pnljhfdb^\ZUKIGECA/#u31053MidslopeGPS@Carmel Formation1-b0001-aCryptos1-b1-b00500T0000zxvtrpnlhfa\SNLJHC1% t<972MidslopeGPSJ@ Carmel Formation1-a0001-aCryptos1-b0300400T0000wusqomkiec_ZQLJHFA/#sp@1375MidslopeGPS@Carmel Formation1-a000PBiocrust1-b1-a00600T0000xvtrpnljfd_ZPNLJHC1% r61172MidslopeGPS@Carmel FormationPP001-aBiocrust1-a0200500T0000wusqomkiec_ZPKIGEC1% nLVAL T `lLThis site is grazed- lies outside the park protective fence, lot of livestock sign. The bunchgrasses are mostly absent. Vegetation is sparse.This is an interesting mix of P-J with AMEUTA and ARTTRItri, with BOUGRA as ground cover. The sagebrush, while short stature, have the very long leaf of ARTTRItri rather than the shortened leaf of ARTTRIwyo.A good fit for primary name. BOUGRA is actually significantly dense in patches, but is limited to these patches. Opuntia is evenly distributed throughout plot.Mix of diagnostic species on an island between strong stands of ERINAU. Highly disturbed by flooding and wind.A linear plot was observed to capture the wash terraces. For primary association ARTBIG and FRAANO are lacking. For secondary association, QUEGAM has low cover relative to the other shrubs. ERINAU has the most consistent cover throughout the plot.Keyed easily and matched the description pretty well, though no mention of the other grasses, especially BOU GRA which is nearly co-dominant. I would add these other grasses to the description to make it more accurate for the community in this polygon. This area appears darker on the aerial photo and has much more grass diversity and PLE JAM especially than is representative.Plot falls right on the border of two geology types, as well as two communities. The half of plot in the Navajo has similar understory to the community on Carmel, but has JUNOST and lots of FRAANO. Polygon is fairly large and encompasses both types. COLRAM is the common dominant shrub throughout.Lots of weedy annuals where soil is loamy. The total vegetation cover & cover of PLEJAM may be a little higher than described in the key.Fit primarily description best, but no ARTBIG here and moderate grass cover not mentioned. Secondary name included because geology and associated shrub spp. Matched. 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The Purshia and Chrysothamnus were growing in the wash and were not part of the community.Too much CERINT here for second name to fit well, so I made the primary name. Much of the Deep Creek PINPON we've seen today that is dominated by ARCPAT is also dominated by CERINT. Skewed plot to the north to stay polygon.Point fell near a small wash/drainage channel and the P-J seem to be associated with the wash, so plot is less representative of the larger polygon. Still the same community type here, just with a low to moderate canopy cover of P-J. Also STICOM and ATRCON should be included in the (name or) description for the primary call.This is a tough call, the Muhlenbergia and Opuntia are co-dominant.This is a good representative of primary name, but has more shrub diversity than just QUEGAM hence second name.This point has more BOUGRA than other grasses but still has diversity and good cover of others. Still a confusing point because the primary doesn't mention other grasses and BOUGRA is not overwhelmingly dominant to the other grasses. There is cover of all three grasses and names go in order of "diagnostic"-ness.This AA point just happened to land right in the middle of a gully full of AMEUTA and SHEROT. The surrounding area on both sides of the gully had CERMON as the dominant understory shrub. I split the species' lists, half of plot in gully and half on the slopes above. This point is definitely anomalous in the polygon, although there are probably other gullies like this around.I made the point linear along wash banks. 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It doesn't fit anything in the key wellPolygon is codominated (in the understory) by Opuntia fragilis and Bouteloua gracilis. Hard to say which is more dominant. I put primary name 1st, since it mentions presence of Bouteloua. Secondary name doesn't mention Opuntia fragilis in description. However, the fit is only fair since Opuntia fragilis is not as thick as key describes, and there is so much Bouteloua here.Keyed easily and fit the description well, though no shrubs occur here.Tertiary name sounds right, but the description didn't fit here very well. Secondary name has a perfect description and locality information for plot area and the understory shrubs listed match perfectly! But this is more of a woodland dominated by PINPON with an understory dominated by QUEGAM and SYMORE, so I gave it a primary name to capture all the dominant and diagnostic species. Represents the polygon well, though PSEMEN cover is lower here.Kind of difficult to key because of the diverse understory. Secondary name the best fit in the key, but no mention of either Artemisia spp. or the herbaceous diversity found here in the description. New primary name a better description because of the high herbaceous diversity here.Keyed easily to this association and fits description well. Parts of this polygon look more like P-J/PLEJAM or even P-J/GUTSAR, but overall, the understory has been sparse so this plot is a good representation.Point fell on polygon edge, so I moved center point 40m upslope to the SSW. Hard community to key out and neither the secondary nor tertiary names' descriptions fit here too well, so I gave it a new name for the primary. More of a shrub herbaceous type here than either a wooded herbaceous or shrubland, and new name definitely captures the dominant and diagnostic species better than any name or description in the key.LVAL >:,Keyed easily and matched the description well.After walking through a large area of this polygon, I can say that it is best characterized a mix of ponderosa pine, doug fir and bristlecone pine, with a Cercocarpus intricatus understory. Plot was close to canyon bottom, where serviceberry was more common, especially in gully bottoms, and doug fir is probably denser than on rocky, slabby slopes above, where the three tall conifers are closer to an evenly proportioned mix. Cercocarpus persists as dominant shrub throughout.The CHRNAU seems to be sneaking into the plot from the nearby wash. The Other Vegetation Association, Populus fremontii / Ericameria nauseosa Woodland is to the east.A difficult to classify stand, dominance by ERINAU and GUTSAR with a mixture of diagnostic grasses. Could fall under a couple of types, the primary selected above, it is more of a shrub herbaceous type. Also on a disturbed landscape of eroding shale soils.I had to move the plot ~15 m. downslope (to the NE) due to proximity to the ridge where it dropped off fairly steep (to the W) and aspect and community changed dramatically, as did the polygon. I used 2 names here because COLRAM was much more dominant than CERINT, but the photos and environmental description for the secondary name matched this plot better. While walking through much of the polygon, the 2 co-dominants in the understory have varied in their dominance; CERINT was more dominant over shallow soils and slickrock outcrops and COLRAM was more dominant where soils are deeper.The point occupies a series of small ridge and hills that are floristically similar.The entire polygon is a PJ forest with understory of diverse shrubs hence primary mane, CERMON is more diagnostic than AMEUTA hence second and third name. Second name good but doesn't mention SHEROT and other shrubs. Third name good has all shrubs but says deep soils and this has bedrock exposed (shallower soils).TLVALj   ~ ~Point is <50m from polygon edge so an oval plot was observed. This is a huge polygon and the point fell close to the eastern 1/3 of point where there is a mixture of Atriplex shrubs & Hilaria grass. The majority of the point is mainly ATRCOR and there is a small depression within the point which is occupied by a variety of annuals. The SARVER/ARTFIL is in the wash to the east of the point.Plot landed on edge of polygon so I made it linear to keep it inside polygon and downslope of an anomalous hill to the east with a basalt boulder summit.This point is definitely has more COLRAM than CERINT hence primary name and then secondary mane ; too much shrub coverage for PJ/Sparse.Fits primary name well, although there is quite a bit of CERINT here. Polygon appears pretty homogenous and dominated by ARCPAT in the understory.These sandy benches are a mess of many different types. Left creek and cliff out of plot.Good fit. SHEROT is concentrated in gully bottoms and areas in vicinity with a more N-facing aspect. EPHVIR is more general, but still very sparse.No Amelanchier here; quite a bit of sagebrush and several trees. An oval plot was observed to avoid neighboring polygon.This site is a good representative of the polygon as far as I've seen it (south to north).This is a highly altered area and has been planted. This assoc. is not found in the key. A huge polygon with varying densities of sage & planted grass throughout.The description fits this association well.I put down three names, but I like the first best. The point can be either a woodland or a shrubland, hence the three names.I think the cushion plant does not have enough cover to call it that type.Wide desert wash- up to 75 m wide here with little understory. There has been recent high flow.Good representation, although this has ATRCAN in equal quantity to EPHVIR which isn't mentioned in secondary description because high herbaceous cover. Primary name should be Shrub-Herbaceous community.LVAL Jx . Lots of small pebbly (not platey) Moenkopi rocks everywhere. Small drainages bisect the area.Plot is about 50m east of the Scenic Dr., on slopes that increase sharply to the Chinle cliffs. Much of the soil surface is covered with the typical brown/tan Moenkopi platey rocks. A few larger light colored boulders are scattered around.Broad, (~150m wide) sandy terrace with plot center ~50m from main wash of the south desert. Cryptos are trying to come back here, despite all the cow tracks and poo.Slightly rolling terrain (SARVER up on mounds) with an overall flat slope. Decent crypt development here, considering all the cow tracks and poo around.Only a few black volcanic rocks around and a smattering of pebbly rocks in the sandy soil. Slight crypto development, but it's having a hard time with all the grazing. Cow path just outside plot.Many big volcanic rocks and small pebbly rocks in the soil here. Soil is sandy with no detectable cryptos. Cow pies litter the area.Area is a mosaic of substrates - patches of white platey rocks covering ground vs. amazing crypto patches. Probably gypsiferous soil - I see white milky / bumpy crystal rocks though no thin shards of glass-like crystals. Several small drainages run through the area where Fraxinus and Rhus are clustered.Lots of tiny white and brownish platey rocks covering soil surface. Gently rolling microtopography with overall slope and aspect as stated above.Small whitish platey rocks cover the gently rolling terrain here - a few cryptos. Many small drainage channels bisect the area where PJ and PURMEX are concentrated.White platey rocks covering the soil surface - no cryptos here. A couple small drainages running through plot where PJ is concentrated.Ground is covered with tiny white / tan platey rocks with only a few cryptos poking up in between.Lots of small whitish rocks covering surface with a few black cryptos poking up in between.2LVAL j Z<8z>^This point represents the vegetation found in the wash and along the wash banks where temporary flooding occurs.This plot captures the vegetation in and along the wash edges, where periodically flooded.A wash runs through the plot where a couple of rabbitbrushes are growing. A few large volcanic rocks are scattered around.This point reflects the vegetation found along the wash and on the sand bar in the wash.This point represents the vegetation found in the wash and along the wash edges where occasional flooding occurs.Soil is bumpy and lumpy with nodules of physical crust.This plot is on a point bar in the wash.This point reflects the vegetation found in the wash and on the low terraces above the wash that are subject to periodic flooding.Conglomerate sandstone with pockets of pebbly soil where plants can grow.Soil is crusty with a combination of physical crust and lichen crust.Many small light colored rocks scattered through the soil on this flat topped mountain. Woodland has a very open feel and you can see a long ways. No cryptos.Plot is in rolling Navajo slickrock with sandy soil pockets and a few cryptos growing on them. A variety of slopes and aspects here, and many micro-drainages through the area.Large broken chunks of slickrock / ledges and some smooth slickrock outcrops dominate the area. Many small rocks mixed in the soil pockets, and only a few cryptos growing in the soil.Apparently deep, Moenkopi-derived soils here which support some cryptos and a good habitat for the native grasses. Surprisingly low small rock cover for this area. Point falls in the long north to south valley that is between a Moenkopi rise to the west and Chinle/Wingate cliffs to the east.Landscape here is a mosaic sculpted slickrock outcrops and platey brown Moenkopi rocks. Point falls on an area with a lot of slickrock/soil pockets, which seems to correlate with more AMEUTA & SHEROT. 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There are more trees on the north aspect in this plot than on the south face where the photo was taken.Large platy rocks and small gravelly rocks cover the soil surface.Plot is located near the bottom of a draw. Most of the understory plants are on the south face. Many large flat rocks are on this slope along with gravelly smaller rocks.Hot, dry and rocky, with gravelly small rocks and larger blocky ones.Hot, dry and rocky with platy rocks and small gravelly rocksThis is an area of sloping, broken sandstone where plants are growing in depressions of soil development or find purchase in cracks in the rock. Trees are shorter than normal due to shallow soils.Several erosional gullies create an undulating topography. Large volcanic boulders litter the soil surface.This plot captures the vegetation on the wash terrace above where flooding would occur.This area is characterized by a series of sandstone ledges with most of the plants growing on the flats where there is some soil development and others growing in cracks.Plot captures the wash and the periodically flooded terrace above the wash.This plot represents the vegetation on the east side of the wash on a terrace about two feet above the wash bottom. In this spot the wash bottom is unvegetated.Plot captures the wash vegetation, which is minimal here, and the periodically flooded terrace.Plot fell in an open-ended depression which seems somewhat anomalous to the expanse or slickrock to the west of me (uphill). Definitely there is more vegetation here and larger trees.Undulating terrain with shallow gullies and exposed bedrock and conglomerate. 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Small wash runs through part of plot, contributing to the RHUTRI & FALPAR cover.Steep, rocky slope on the edge of the polygon. Ground covered in small, platey rocks.Soil surface covered in tiny, platey rocks.Along a fairly significant wash channel dotted with RHUTRI & FALPAR. Lots of small, platey rocks with well developed cryptos in the interspaces.Hilly area next to a significant wash channel, contributing FALPAR & RHUTRI to plot community. Vegetation sparse and ground covered in small, white, flakey rock chunks with well developed cryptos in the interspaces.Significant cover of well developed crusts over gypsiferous soils.Point fell in the middle of a 15-20m deep ravine/small canyon dotted with FALPAR. Steep slopes and cliffy bedrock exposures on either side are covered in flat, white rock chunks. Up top, where the slope levels off, there is considerate crypto cover and very gypsiferous soils.Clayey, gypsiferous slopes bisected by many drainages, sparsely vegetated, but covered in and stabilized by very well developed cryptos. Mostly E facing hills.Mixed shrub and mixed grass understory, but PLEJAM definitely dominant.Large, homogenous polygon in valley bottom near the base of Entrada cliffs.Small Entrada exposure related to adjacent polygon to the W, and scattered volcanic boulders along gully that bisects plot. JUNOST anomalous in polygon. Sandy dunes at the base of Entrada hills strewn with volcanic boulders.Large, homogenous polygon. Small surficial drainage channels and deeper gullies intersect plot and polygon, small, white rock flakes scattered on soil surface are Entrada derived.This area has a couple of large sandstone exposures with Cercocarpus intricatus growing on them; also an active sand dune with scattered , Muhlenbergia and tanzanite.Several dead juniper skeletons in the area. Soil is gravelly and rocky.<LVALl " D pfRidgelet toe slopes at the base of Entrada cliffs with scattered conglomerate boulders and small rocks. Very slight crust development and sparsely vegetated.Broken, ledgey hills mostly E facing with eroded, clayey soils and small rocks from the Entrada formation. Narrow bedrock outcrops around the edges of fanned out ledges. Vegetation sparse throughout this large homogenous polygon.Stabilized dune area surrounded by Entrada hills and cliffs and bisected by cris-crossing surficial drainage channels. Crust development is minor.Point fell on a ledge with a sparse rocky slope to the south and a drainage channel to the north. High shrub and herbaceous diversity for how sparse total cover is here.Rocky substrate with some crypto cover. PJ very dwarfed. Diverse vegetation for how sparse everything is.Very rocky soil surface stabilized by well developed cryptos. JUNOST either saplings or extremely stunted.On a ridge that slopes E into a large wash and W into a small canyon. Lots of HESCOM. Small platey rocks and well developed cryptos cover the soil surface.On a ridge above a small canyon with lots of platey rocks covering the slope. FALPAR presence due to proximity to canyon wash.Drainage channel running NE with slopes on either side. Lots of platey rock and crypto cover.Small, platey rocks covering the soil surface with well developed cryptos in the interspaces.Lots of small, platey rocks on the soil surface. JUNOST pretty stunted; some JUNOST skeletons standing around.Point fell on the edge of a ravine/small canyon with a band of 2-4m high cliffy Carmel bedrock exposure. Many large and small platey rocks on the soil surface. FALPAR cover related to proximity to ravine.10-15m long and about 2m wide volcanic intrusion cuts through center of plot with mainly TETNUT growing on it and slopes descending off either side. 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Deep sandy soils.Steep, colluvial slopes beneath Wingate cliffs. Some die-back on the CERMON.Fairly steep slope broken by ledgey and ramp slide bedrock exposures. Soil pockets, mostly covered in litter or small rolly rocks, support a diverse shrub understory mixture. Some dead PINEDU and die-back on live ones.Typical brown Moenkopi platey and pebbly rocks everywhere; a little bedrock showing through. Plot is in the "valley" between Moenkopi rise to the west and Chinle / Wingate cliffs to the east.Small, rolling hills covered in small platey rocks and flat large rock chunks. Some standing dead P-J in area. Understory very sparse.Badland toeslope bisected by many winding drainage courses. P-J sparsely scattered and dwarfed. Small rocks cover some of the soil surface and nice petrified tree specimens litter the area.Very light yet consistent crust development. Road to old park housing runs through plot.In a wash beneath Moenkopi badland toeslopes covered in ERICOR. Wash has a pretty diverse mix of shrubs and scattered P-J. Some platey and gravelly rock cover, but mostly bare soil.Slightly rolling microtopography. Much of plot is ledges of bedrock devoid of vegetation but covered with small rolly rocks. Linear soil pockets support an extremely diverse mix of species and well developed cryptos.Steep slopes on a canyon side cut by many small drainage channels with interfluves or ridgelets in between. Car to truck sized conglomerate boulders scattered around, and soil surface covered in gravelly and platey small rocks.Clayey hills covered with a gravel coating, some well developed cryptos, and head-sized volcanic boulders. Plot fell near a drainage course that contained the only ARTBIG. I've seen in the polygon.Point fell in a flatter area surrounded by eolian dunes, where grass cover may be a little higher and more diverse than on the slopes of the dunes.LVAL j ~ This point is on a large sloping hill/mesa/ramp that is bisected by large drainages with a microtopography of rolling hills with very high crypto/gypsum cover and small rocks and very sparsely vegetated.This point is on a ramp between two major drainages, above the South Desert valley. The ramp aspect is generally east but there is a rolling hill microtopography. Soil varies from total crypto/gypsum cover to light brown soil with gypsum flakes throughout.This point is on a ramp or sloping "mesa" top that has many tributaries throughout. The general aspect of the ramp is 72 degrees but the microtopography varies in slope and aspect. Soil has many quarter sized rocks throughout. Most of ATRCON in wash bottom-very sparse on slope.Fairly steep, unstable, rocky slopes covered in Limestone colluvium. SHEROT evenly scattered throughout PINEDU very dominant in the canopy.Flat mesa top covered in gravel with broken chunks of bedrock exposure. P-J range from normal size to midget size (barely 1 meter tall), may be due to shallow soils. Lots of dead trees here, look long dead.Wash and terrace (4-5m above wash) community with a diverse mix of species. Small rocks accumulated in the channel but the banks are mostly bare soil, and recently flooded. POPFRE more anomalous in the wash, but PINPON scattered here and there.Gullied low slope with ridgelets between gullies. Scattered small rock cover. Die-back and old dead individuals of both PINEDU and JUNOST.Very steep slope covered in small, loose rocks and head to car-sized boulders. Many gullies with ridgelets between. Colluvium possibly a mix of Wingate and Chinle.Slightly rolling microtopography on this bench/terrace above South Draw. Trees somewhat pedestalled/mounded. Other than the Cordylanthus, understory cover very sparse. 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Soil has lots of white platey rocks except under trees where there is litter. Most of point is on small slope between flatter areas.Point near PJ woodlands and has more PJ. Point on a butte between 2 drainages and half of point on hillside and half on top.This point is on a Carmel hillside off of the Notom Rd. that is nearly exclusively ARTBIG and soil covered with small platey white rocks very uniform habitat, some JUNOST.Ramp above South Desert valley, heavy lichen cover.Soil completely covered by small and medium sized white platey rocks, bedrock exposed. Point on a hillside near a gully.Soil completely covered with small and medium sized white platey rocks. Microtopography is gullied throughout and exposed bedrock.Lots of big black volcanic rocks, gypsum and crypto throughout soil.Light Carmel soil with gypsum and lichens on crypto. Point falls in a wash hence more shrubs there in wash. Big black volcanic rocks throughout.This point is on a Carmel hill which is all gypsum, crypto, light-brown soil with some big, black volcanic boulders.On a wash bank or terrace with deep sandy soil and some physical crust.Point in a side drainage off main creek filled with SARVER very steep wash bank and deep sandy soil.This point is on a steep crumbling hillside with very few shrubs but fair JUNOST/PINEDU cover, some bedrock exposed but mostly small rocks.Small white platey rocks throughout soil about 100%.Point is on a gypsum covered ramp or hill in which shrubs grow almost exclusively in the drainages which bisect the ramp/hill.Small, white and black rocks throughout. Outside of point there are large, black volcanic boulders. Area is bisected with many large and small washes.Deep sandy soil. Point in valley of Deep Creek in the South Desert.Point is an flat area off of wash, further away from the bank in the Deep Creek valley bottom. 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Lots of shallow gullying in area. An area on the upslope edge of plot has slatey soils and the grass cover.This area has variable slopes, but averages as noted. Also heavily transected by shallow gully systems.A very sparse, heavily transected by shallow gullies environment.Ground surface is paved with basalt cobbles and pebbles, but soils underneath are fine and silty.Plot/ polygon includes both sandy wash channel and a low terrace area adjacent to channel. Grasses occur on the terrace area.Plot is on more-or-less level ground, transected by shallow gullies and dotted with tiny hills. Occasional lava boulders are scattered here and there.Slope is average of the non-vertical sections of plot.Area is heavily crusted with cryptobiotic organisms. Lots of microtopography here, with multiple shallow gullies transecting plot.Point on a hill that is part of a large canyon system surrounded by Navajo cliffs/domes. Lots of white rocks of various size throughout soil.Even though the point is at base of Navajo cliff, the polygon is trying to capture a pinyon-juniper forest in the flat area between Navajo cliffs/domes.Point in a sandy terrace above a canyon that runs between Navajo cliffs. Area is flat and sandy.Deep, sandy soils light brown in color some crypto development at base of Carmel hills and Navajo cliffs that are further uphill to west.Point on a hilltop or mini-mesa between drainages on the way uphill toward Capitol Reef. Litter under the trees, lots of large and small white platey rocks.Point is midslope up major system raising to Capitol Reef. Point off of a small drainage on a hill with bedrock exposed, lots of large and small white platy rocks.LVALXj  . ~ BX Lots of platey rock in the sandy soils.Weedy. BOUGRA & STICOM are patchy in their distribution, and generally alternate perennial dominance across polygon.Area is a set of very low hogback exposures of sandstone and shales between. Lots of weedy annual forbs.Soils are clearly derived from native Entrada, but there's a surficial layer of cobbles from the black basalt alluvium as well. Areas in polygon (mostly to north) that lack these cobbles tend to be treeless and much sparser.Polygon occurs where there is a significant layer of the black basalt boulders and pebbles.This area varies between a slatey ground surface and significant patches of gypsiferous biotic crusts. Slope is an average of this hillside, heavily transected by shallow gully systems.Plot/polygon actually encompasses two low stream terraces, one of which is about one meter higher than the other. Rhus dominates the upper, Salix the lower. Shrubs do intergrade a bit between both terraces. Both are dense with sparse understories. Spaces where there are openings in the shrubs tend to be bare soil.Soils appear to be Carmel, but there is a veneer of basalt boulders on the surface. Upslope the aspect changes to a flat slope, then south facing in same polygon - and the trees are larger, with Stipa comata dominant in the understory. Shepherdia disappears there.Flakey rock pavement surface on ground, but soils below are fine and rockless.Area is topographically short fins and joint systems, with lots of flatter slickrock expanses and fractures.Plot straddles a narrow joint system, but vegetation remains the same - Pinus in joints are taller.Flakey rock creates a surface pavement, but soils underneath appear less rocky.Slatey pavement covers soil surface, but it doesn't seem very rocky underneath this. A few old tree skeletons in area.Typical badlands with lots of small gullies. Biocrust is heaviest on flatter areas.kKi  x : FC^ui1070High SlopeGPS@ Carmel FormationPP000T0200700T0000igeca_][WUQOOMKIGE3'"0n/aLow levelGPS@Obscured by Soil080000PT01-a00T0000hfdb`^\ZUSQOOMKIGC1% f#620Low slopeGPS@Obscured by Soil060000PP0030000000fdb`^\ZXTRPNNLJHFB0$2320Low slope1:24K QuadN@Talus/Colluvium/Landslides02T00007T0T00T0000ywusqomkigeaa_][YU9-! 4168Low slopeGPSz@New AlluviumP1-a060PBiotic Soil02P0P00P0000sqomkigeca_[NLJFA?1%  70MidslopeGPS@Eolian deposits1-a1-a06000200000P0000hfdb`^\ZXVTPPNLHC>-! 552Low slopeGPSd@Eolian deposits01-a06000300000P0000hfdb`^\ZXVTPPNLHCA0$ variesvariesLow levelGPS@Eolian deposits0P07000200000P0000sqomkigeca_[[YWSQO>2-" \J1496MidslopeGPSN@ Carmel Formation0400001-a1-a00400T0000mkigeca_[YTOOMKIGC1% r9178MidslopeGPSVery gravelly soils.Morrison Formation0300001-a000600T0000}{ywusomkffdb`^ZF$8304High SlopeGPSv@Eolian deposits08000TBiocrust0200000P0000qomkigeca_]YOMKIGC2&!variablevariableLow slopeGPS@Morrison Formation07000002001-b0000000}{ywusqljhddb`^\XD83(x124Low levelGPS@ New Alluvium0500000300000T0000b`^\ZXVTRPNJJHFDB>0$varies100MidslopeGPS@ Salt Wash Sandstone Member of the Morrison Formation071-a0001-bT01-a00P0000}{ytp:.)2318Low levelGPSVery weedy area.New Alluvium0700000300000T0000usqomkigeca]][YWUQC% 1234MidslopeGPSLots of weedy annual forbs.Morrison Formation061-a00002001-a00T0000~ywuqqomkfbN% |2762MidslopeGPS@ Entrada Sandstone0300001-b020030000000mkigeca_[YUPPNLJHD1% 5190Step in slopeGPS@ Old Alluvium030000020200300T0000kigeca_]YWSOOMKIGC5)$1758MidslopeGPSt@Carmel Formation05T0002Biotic crustPP00200T0000wusqomkieca_QMKIGC1% 286Low levelGPS~@New Alluvium02000Pwater06T01-a001-b0000omkigb`^YWUQJHFDB>0$1718MidslopeGPS@Carmel Formation020000030300200T0000kigeca_]YWSOOMKIGC1% 82MidslopeGPS@Carmel Formation0500001-bT00400T0000fdb`^\ZXTRPKKIGEC?-!variablevariableHigh SlopeGPS@Navajo SandstoneT08P001-a1-a0T00T0000}{ywusqomhcca_]YWE94(LVAL n 4 6 fVThis alluvial flat appears to be derived from Mancos Shale. Many pebbles litter the surface.The alluvial flat I'm on seems to be derived from Mancos Shale. Many small rocks adorn the surface.This site encompasses a big outcrop of bedrock with a gully next to it. These factors influence the vegetation somewhat. Lots of volcanic boulders are sprinkled around the Morrison bedrock.There are lots of volcanic boulders decorating the surface here. There are quite a few juniper skeletons here. Maybe a fire passed through long ago.The surface here is covered with white shale. The junipers are stunted.This area seems to have been an old quarry or mine site. The valley has been leveled and road cuts cris- cross the hillside. A considerable amount of litter and debris decorate the site. A physical crust has made the surface crunchy.A small dry wash passes through the plot but doesn't seem to affect the vegetation. Some black volcanic boulders decorate the pinkish dirt. This site has many cow trails and cow pies present.The surface is mostly coarse colluvium.These sandy, Navajo - derived soils are as much aeolian as alluvial, but the plot/ polygon is located in the floor of a joint system with lots of rearranging of soils occurring from runoff.Navajo - derived sands, some fairly stabilized with needle litter.Duney area perched amongst Navajo slickrock slabs.Sands are Navajo derived. Polygon is a catch- basin for sands, surrounded by low Navajo slick rock ridges.Plot is located on relatively flat, sandy soils near a small canyon. The soil surface is pretty stable with physical crusting, but the geology map calls these soils eolian in derivation.Area is deeply gullied, but vegetation is unaffected. Plot/polygon includes both low "valleys" with deep gullies in their floors and low ridges dividing them. Ridges tend to lose the weedy annuals. 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Vegetation varies according to the layer on which it is growing.This is the head of a canyon that grows to the southeast. The ground is covered with zillions of flat rocks.The terrain is dissected with gullies and canyons. The surface is covered with little flat rocks.The landscape here is gently sculpted by erosion. The surface is covered with little flat pebbles.Some piles of brushy basin soil are scattered around. This site is close to the brushy basin-salt wash interface.Black volcanic boulders contrast nicely against the white sandstone slickrock. Plants are growing in cracks and potholes.This low area has several small runnels meandering through without much effect on the vegetation.Much of this canyon has vertical walls and no vegetation. This site has eroded, sloping walls, allowing a few plants to take root.The sculpted terrain produces many slopes and aspects, but the vegetation isn't much affected. A lot of volcanic rocks and boulders pepper the Entrada soil.This site is mostly active sand, but there is a flat spot where some silt has settled in. Many of the shrubs are on pedestals. I don't see any biocrust.The soil in this alluvial flat is mainly derived from Mancos Shale.The soil in this alluvial flats seems to be derived mainly from Mancos Shale. A small gully meanders through the plot.This alluvial flat has soil mainly derived from Mancos Shale. Lots of pebbles populate the surface.The soil seems a little sandier here than other parts of the polygon. A wash passes through the plot and has a few large shrubs in it.This alluvial flat has soil derived from Mancos Shale and other sources.This alluvial flat has soil derived from Mancos Shale mixed with other types. Many small pebbles litter the surface.This alluvial flat seems to be derived from Mancos Shale but with areas of other soil types also. Multicolored pebbles decorate the surface. LVAL~ D Many pebbles on soil surface, also some large volcanic rocks and boulders scattered around.The vegetation in this plot is growing on the toe of steep colluvial slopes which plunge directly into the Fremont River. 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Point is near polygon boundary, so this may account for some of the variability.Primary name the only one in the key that fit, description matched but none of the listed shrubs did and there was no mention of grasses. Polygon captures the wash and higher terrace communities -which are pretty different; plot also captured both, so EPHTOR cover was as high as that of FRAANO. For the polygon as a whole, primary name is a pretty good fit, but for plot it's really a mixture of shrubs and grasses.A good fit, but note Ephedra is the only shrub here, and there is significant grass cover.Vegetated parts of the hills are covered with both kinds of Atriplex and HILJAM as far as I can see. It's a large polygon and I've probably only seen 10% of it, so I can't say how homogenous it is. Here, ATRGAR is slightly more dominant than ATRCON, but in other areas there's more ATRCON.Point fell in an extremely weedy portion of the polygon that had otherwise been characterized by a mixture of the native grasses BOUGRA and STIHYM. So the primary name is representative of this plot, but the 2 "other association" names are representative of the majority of the polygon.Fits well with the primary name and description, but I would add TAMCHI to either the name or as "possibly present" in the description. 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Also, the amount of juniper varies throughout the polygon, but I don't think there was ever enough to be called a woodland.This is more of a shrub herbaceous community with several diagnostic shrubs and grasses present. The eastern portion of the polygon has scattered ATRCAN and more cover by grasses such as BOUGRA and ACHHYM. The soils are deeper in the eastern polygon portion.The polygon is not especially homogenous with patches of blackbrush appearing throughout. This site is the sandiest part of the polygon and the ARTFIL is a good fit here.Primary name is best fit, though there's a lot of PURMEX here as well. In retrospect, now I'm wondering if the ARTBIG was ARTNOVA here, but now it's too late to take a sample! :( Large polygon & I've only seen one edge of it - so unsure how representative this is. Stretched plot away from UTM's to the north to stay in polygon.Site has no cover by BOUGRA, which is rare for the polygon. Shrub cover is minor. There is a large annual cover of Eriogonum sp. that persists as last year's litter and basal rosettes of new leaves.Large polygon & I haven't seen more than 1/5 of it, but from what I can see, this plot looks representative. I chose primary name because habitat description matched up better, but community-wise, secondary name works just as well.This point has ARCPAT but still the same main requirements for primary name. ARCPAT mainly by Navajo cliffs to west and in gully sides. PURTRI throughout and some PJ.This large polygon includes a couple of swales that would be in an ARTTRIWYO type with no trees. Parts of it also have quite a lot Gambel's Oak or more serviceberry than this spot.This site is dominated by GUTSAR which is not a diagnostic species. There are sufficient JUNOST to place it in a wooded herbaceous type with BOUGRA. 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Most of the sage is on the north slope, but the geology isn't right for the second name. There seems to be more ERICOR lower down (south) on the south slope.This point is right next to a wash and the density and variety of the shrubs make it difficult to key. The soil at the point seems more alluvial but stabilized since it has crypto, around the point is more clay soil then further away. If pressed, I would go with primary name( which has more of the shrubs listed within the description). Secondary name may describe polygon better (hillsides with SHEROT) but I didn't go into polygon enough.Lots of BROTEC under sagebrush. ERINAU Desert Wash best describes actual wash channels - both communities are consistently present in this polygon. "Weedy annuals" receive 10% cover on the datasheet species list.Because plot is along ridgeline, perhaps, there is a lot of ponderosa here. If the douglas fir weren't dying from disease the cover would be about 2X what I gave it. The secondary name doesn't fit as well here as the primary.Too many trees to be an ARTTRIWYO / BOUGRA type? Made up names that fit best.Keyed easily to this name and fits description well, except for soils are pretty shallow and some of the shrubs here are not in the description.So this point again represents a vegetation community composed of mostly PINEDU/JUNOST with PSEMEN & PINLON forming a canopy over the PJ with SHEROT, AMEALN as understory. Doesn't fit will in either name because it is not on scree nor is it dominated by PINLON.SARVER on terrace, CHRNAU/BROTEC in wash/channels. Density of shrubs lower here and more dieback on shrubs, compared to AA point south of here. Polygon appears homogeneous through this valley from what I can see - some Tamarisk scattered throughout.This polygon is definitely a patchwork of associations, but this type seems to be the most common.The oak is closer to the drainages, and the other shrubs are well distributed. No COLRAM, some AMEUTA, no SHEROT.+.C Y n z x 4CARE_AA.0109Dry BenchBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM4845004212031.9912NAD830GoodGoodp@3Circular~wwsg_PC=,(CARE_AA.0108Highway 112 - near east boundaryFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM487646.844237488.1612YesNAD832GoodGood@3Circularyn_RL>:2CARE_AA.0107Middle Desert WashCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARE065Garmin Garmin GPS 76467318.304259128.3612YesNAD835FairGood@3CircularvkUPJ<8$CARE_AA.0106Hall's CreekThe PostUTGarfield CountyCAREM042317A.corTrimble GeoXM503407.754183876.1812YesNAD832.29999995231628GoodGood@3Circular{wk`QC=,(CARE_AA.0105Johnson MesaTwin RocksUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM476656.194236788.1512YesNAD832.70000004768372FairFair@3Circularyui^OB<.*CARE_AA.0104Waterpocket fold- Jailhouse Rock areaFruita NWUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM479508.084248626.6212YesNAD832.40000009536743GoodFair@3CircularvgZTFB7CARE_AA.0103South DesertCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARE Garmin GPS 76469220.154254914.1612YesNAD8302.7 mFairGood@3Circular|vrf[LJD62CARE_AA.0101South DesertCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARE Garmin GPS 76472112.574254135.3012 NAD830It seemed unsafe and unnecessary to get closer to the centroid.FairFair@ 1Circularxvrf[LJD62CARE_AA.0099Cedar MesaSandy Creek BenchesUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM489940.874209038.9712NAD832.90000009536743unkFairx@1CircularshYLF51CARE_AA.0097Sandy WashBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM493937.884204372.9512YesNAD832.79999995231628GoodGood@1CircularshYLF51CARE_AA.0096Billings PassFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARE Garmin GPS 76464372.314254616.6912 NAD830An oval plot was observed to avoid neighboring polygon.UnknownFair@1Otherxxvomi]RCA;-)CARE_AA.0095Sandy RanchSandy Creek BenchesUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM489049.544213693.2812YesNAD834.90000009536743GoodFair@1CirculartiZMG62CARE_AA.0094Sulphur Creek - MesaTwin RocksUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM473538.534238525.4012NAD832.59999990463257GoodGood @1Circular}qfWJD62&CARE_AA.0093Bulberry CanyonFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM465790.194254335.4312PosNAD832.79999995231628FairFair @1Circularzvj_PC=/+!CARE_AA.0092South Desert-Deep CreekFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM484722.914242665.1812YesNAD833GoodGood Good fit.Circular|peVIC51)CARE_AA.0091Burr TrailWagon Box MesaUTGarfield CountyCAREM 042220A.corTrimble GeoXM498735.744189919.7312YesNAD833.40000009536743GoodGood@1Circular|peVGA0,CARE_AA.0090Blue FlatFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM487683.094241964.5212YesNAD832.29999995231628FairGood@1CircularxrnbWH;5'#LVALV@ X ` BtDhConfusing mix of understory species due to location with some stable features and other highly erosive features (sic). Going with stable features and BOUGRA, PLEJAM seems most plausible.Looks good! Lots of annual forbs here.Wash ~40 m. wide at this point with a good stand of ERINAU on the terraces.Good representative of primary name, but does have ELAANG as well.PSEMEN occur in this area, but outside plot.This choice fits best even though no hackberry was present. Narrow canyon requires long narrow plot (~20m).A pretty good fit. The Cercocarpus is limited to the wash channel area and is also an isolated patch in this vicinity. Upslope to the south the shrub layer is nearly non existent for quite a ways, but it is Purshia tridentata where it exists.Good fit to new name; like JUNOST/ARTTRI but has PINEDU.Fits well- except for habitat- Key says habitat should be sandy, from Entrada or Summerville Formation.Lower portion of a ridge and slope supporting this type. It is well-developed on this N-facing slope even though a low elevation in this park.Very distinct/interesting dune community in the sea of COLRAM! Polygon appears to include many duney areas, but this dune and a couple others in the immediate area seem to have the best examples of this community where the COLRAM drops out completely.There's more shrubbery & JUNOST here than what characterizes the rest of polygon. Neither name is a perfect fit - there's too much STICOM here to be good for the primary name, & there's too many shrubs (& PLEJAM) for secondary name to be good.Much of this plot and this area of the polygon lacks a biotic crust and EPHTOR, so secondary name is only appropriate for limited areas. Most of this vicinity is bare, cracked mud surfaces with sparse ATRGAR dominating the limited vegetation. No Chrysothamnus here.It's beginning to look like this is the main type of the polygon, but it is variable._+  ? f ~ 8cCARE_AA.0130Waterpocket FoldBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM493048.484201859.5412NAD832.79999995231628GoodGood~@6Circularyn_RL;7"CARE_AA.0129Sandy CreekBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM494049.924204962.1312NAD832.5GoodGood @5CirculartiZMG62CARE_AA.0127South DesertCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCAREGarmin Garmin GPS 76469886.704257873.0712NAD835FairGoodV@5Circular{{wk`JJD62CARE_AA.0125Cohab CanyonFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM479243.524237450.3312YesNAD832.20000004768372GoodGoodf@5Circular{uqeZK>8*&CARE_AA.0124Blue FlatFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM487869.174242556.8812YesNAD831.79999995231628FairGood@5CircularxrnbWH;5'#CARE_AA.0123Deer PointDeer PointUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM503447.204171626.8312YesNAD833.29999995231628GoodGood6@5Otherzvj_PC=,(CARE_AA.0122Cedar MesaSandy Creek BenchesUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM493714.364207369.2012NAD833.79999995231628GoodGood good fitCircularshYLF51CARE_AA.0121Oak CreekBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM486794.984215397.8712NAD832.29999995231628GoodGood@5Circularzzvj_PC=,(CARE_AA.0120Lower South DesertFruita NWUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM480724.794251471.1112PosNAD832.59999990463257GoodPoorF@5Circular~zncTGA3/$CARE_AA.0119Old Wagon TrailGolden ThroneUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM479437.564229452.0612NAD833.20000004768372GoodGood@5Other{odUHB40!CARE_AA.0118Middle Desert WashCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARE066Garmin Garmin GPS 76467368.744259615.1612YesNAD835UnknownPoorv@ 3CircularvkUPJ<8$CARE_AA.0117Hall's CreekDeer PointUTGarfield CountyCARET042507A.corTrimble GeoXM504663.194176953.3212SNAD833.70000004768372GoodGoodN@ 3Circular~~ymbSE?.*CARE_AA.0116Middle Desert WashSolomons TempleUTSevier CountyCAREGarmin Garmin GPS 76470366.494262463.9312NAD835GoodGood@ 3Circular{odNNH95$CARE_AA.0115Fremont RiverFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM487796.764237635.8112NAD832.59999990463257GoodGood@ 3Circular}vvrf[L?9+'CARE_AA.0113Upper Deep CreekFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM463392.804253523.0512PosNAD832.59999990463257GoodGoodX@ 3Circular{wk`QD>0,"CARE_AA.0111Halls CreekDeer PointUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.cor None504925.404174439.4912NAD830GPS won't work in narrow canyon. UTM's are from AA point list.GoodGood@3Other||zssocXQD>-)CARE_AA.0110Upper Deep CreekFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM463521.344253508.3012PosNAD833.59999990463257FairGood@3Circular{wk`QD>0,"LVAL N  N r8FThis side has much more relative CERMON hence primary name but still does have shrub diversity hence second name.This is a mix of PINEDU, PSEMEN, PINLON.Some spots in the polygon have more sagebrush and less oak. The description has the plants right, but the habitat wrong.Hard to say which is dominant since they have similar cover.This site has more SUAMOQ and PICDES than others.Association description fits this area to a "T".Note that there were lots of weedy annuals, but only a very small trace of STIHYM. ARTTRI-W and Chrysothamnus are along gully edges, and are very hammered from past drought. ATRCOR is increasing in density on S side of plot, as community grades into neighboring polygon.The point lies on the canyon rim and the trees are stunted. SHEROT is nearly as tall as the JUNOST trees. There is significant cover by PLEJAM in the understory as well.Total veg. cover in plot is no more than about 6%, but much of polygon may have slightly more density of similar species. Plot includes lots of bare slickrock on it's south edge.This polygon is a patchwork of a few different communities, but this one seems to be the most common.Perfect fit. Neighboring polygon was on edge of plot, so shifted circle W 20 meters from AA point. Neighboring community is a sparse PJ/SHEROT and/or PJ/EPHVIR (both shrubs are present), but I haven't seen any PINEDU in that polygon while walking through the neighboring portions.The understory is sparse but SHEROT is dominant for what is there.No name in the key fit here since this is a shrub-herbaceous type with 2 clear co-dominants. Seems to be a good representative of the polygon as far as I've seen.Not much growing in the understory! Outside plot, in the next polygon (east), there is quite a bit of ERICOR, but still not enough to constitute an understory. Large, homogenous polygon here. Moved plot center ~30 m. west to stay in polygon.xLVAL DRzThis is probably borderline between the first choice and third choice. My second choice should be my third choice.Good fit to point by polygon varies from primary name to PJ/CERINT further up hill/mesatop and in elevation.The vegetation is growing in clumps with big opening between - not how I usually picture P-J / Sparse. The circular plot was offset away from the edge of the polygon.Mature but somewhat stunted PJ stand growing on volcanic rocks. There is almost no understory outside of GUTSAR. Only one small patch of BOUGRA observed in the area.What a mess of shrubs in the understory! Nothing seems dominant. I feel like I could throw a dart at the PJ/ shrub list and have as good a chance at naming this right!Primary assoc. covers 2/3 of plot, including two faces of 2 hogbacks and the low area between. Dominated by ATRGAR and a couple of annual forbs. The west face of the eastern hogback has the mix of short shrubs and this assoc. of plants continues south along that face to the end of the hogback. The Juniper/COLRAM follows the broken slickrock ledge of the Salt Wash member to the east. This plot overlaps about 1/3 on the west side w/Pt. #1013.Plot fits description in the key for this type perfectly. Polygon is huge and I've only seen ~1/4 mile of it, so I'm not sure if polygon is homogenous or not. Everything I can see from here looks like primary name though.Matched descriptions for all 3 names well. Included secondary and tertiary names because the descriptions sounded right and because these shrubs had to moderate to high cover here, but were not included in the description for the primary name. Polygon encompasses deeper soils along the wash, where QUEGAM, ARCPAT and AMEUTA are dominant and also shallower soils atop Navajo bedrock where CERINT is more dominant. I would not call polygon or plot ecotonal because shrub mixture is the same throughout, but individual shrub densities vary with soil depth, slope and aspect.+H ^ t $63CARE_AA.0148Oak CreekBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM487533.744215994.612YesNAD832.70000004768372GoodGoodThis type is a good fit.Circularyuj_PC=,(CARE_AA.0147Spring CanyonFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.cor None481578.404238449.512NAD830Too narrow canyon, not enough satellitesFairPoor@8Othervvtmmi^SL?9+'CARE_AA.0146Bulberry CreekCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM467554.004254245.7412PosNAD832.59999990463257FairGood@6CircularshYLF84 CARE_AA.0145Dry BenchBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM485425421380712NAD830GoodGood@ 5Circular}}}{ttpg_PC=,(CARE_AA.0144Bitter Spring CreekBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM497858.424196338.5312YesNAD832.40000009536743GoodGood@8Other|qbUO>:%CARE_AA.0143Waterpocket Fold - Little Sand Flat AreaCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM477213.244249437.7812YesNAD832.20000004768372FairGood@8Othersf`RN:CARE_AA.0142South DesertCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCAREAA0142Garmin GPS 76469962.324256214.2712NoNAD8304.3UnknownGood This seems to be the best fit.Circular|xlaRJD62CARE_AA.0141Dry BenchBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM483911.034211217.7012YesNAD833.59999990463257GoodGoodR@6Otherzvj_PC=,(CARE_AA.0140Bulberry CanyonFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM465178.604254182.9812PosNAD832.79999995231628FairFairP@ 5Circularzvj_PC=/+!CARE_AA.0139Dry BenchBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM484201.484209454.0012YesNAD832.70000004768372FairFair@ 5Circularzvj_PC=,(CARE_AA.0138Paradise FlatsCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM467703.024251211.4612PosNAD833.29999995231628FairFairx@ 5CircularshYLF84 CARE_AA.0137Cathedral CampgroundFlat TopUTWayne CountyCAREGarmin Garmin GPS 76467109.344257800.7312YesNAD836UnknownGoodN@6Circularyui^HHB40&CARE_AA.0136Cedar MesaSandy Creek BenchesUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM492381.244206074.1012NAD832.59999990463257FairPoorR@6OthershYLF51CARE_AA.0135Grand GulchWagon Box MesaUTGarfield CountyCARET042306A.corTrimble GeoXM499927.114189609.2612NAD833.20000004768372FairGood@6Circular|peVHB1-CARE_AA.0134South DesertFruita NWUTWayne CountyCAREGarmin Garmin GPS 76480284.354253732.1712YesNAD834 mGoodFairb@ 5CircularxrnbWAA;-)CARE_AA.0132Above South Coleman CanyonBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM484984.074208479.9612YesNAD832.59999990463257GoodGood`@5Circular{paTN=9,CARE_AA.0131South DesertFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM480654.904246589.1912YesNAD832.29999995231628UnknownGood@6Circular{uqeZK>8*&LVALJ B2There's not enough Ponderosa Pine here to key that way.This polygon obviously represents the wash community, but the components of this community vary pretty widely as I've walked up from the highway. Nothing in the key fits here! PURTRI, ERINAU, & BRILON seem co-dominant. There is also a lot of Rhus. Some areas I walked through seem like a cleaner ERINAU wash community, but on one of the broader terraces, ATRCAN/STIHYM was dominant. Did long, narrow plot (~30m wide) to stay in polygon.Small polygon which encompasses this sheltered wash/terrace community. QUEGAM definitely dominant shrub, though there's lots of AMEUTA. Had to make plot narrow (~30 m. wide) to stay in polygon/community.Fits the classification well, but within the polygon SPOAIR is the stronger component.I really don't know what to call this since the wash is so sparsely vegetated and the polygon is capturing parts of the terraces to the E and W that are more representative of the surrounding slickrock and colluvial slopes community. No name from the key fit here, so I didn't give it one. Seems representative of this barren wash in the canyon bottom, though I have seen some ACENEG scattered around. Made plot a long rectangle to stay within the polygon.Plot is long linear (~20m x 250m) to fit stream terrace/interfluve topography. Good fit to key. Polygon appears to include deep drainage channels on either side of plot area - these channel have the "neighboring association."Polygon includes a small area to northeast of plot with a different community as noted, so I moved plot southwest 40 meters to keep it distinct from this inclusion. "Other association" is this inclusion. Tree cover was one small tree of each species in a shallow gully. Note - closer inspection reveals the inclusion to be essentially the same EPHTOR - Atriplex ssp. Nonvascular community, but with about 10% Stipa hymenoides grass cover as well - not a sparse vegetation.+7D p 8]CARE_AA.0168Upper Muley TwistWagon Box MesaUTGarfield CountyCARET042607A.corTrimble GeoXM496196.714191569.1412SNoNAD835.59999990463257GoodGood@;Circularvk\NH73#CARE_AA.0166South DesertFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM479352.454247195.3312YesNAD836GoodGood@:Circular{uqeZK>8*&CARE_AA.0165Hartnet DrawCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARE Garmin GPS 76475547.604257098.3912 NAD830FairFair@:Circularxvrf[LJD62CARE_AA.0164Highway 112FruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM487207.704237378.1212NAD834.90000009536743PoorPoor@:Other{ttpdYJ=7)%CARE_AA.0161Upper Muley TwistWagon Box MesaUTGarfield CountyCARET042607A.corTrimble GeoXM496190.654190834.1612SYesNAD835FairFair@:Circularvk\NH73#CARE_AA.0160Circle CliffsBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM491310.534201409.7512YesNAD832.5FairPoorL@:Circularvk\OI84CARE_AA.0159North BoundarySolomons TempleUTEmery CountyCAREGarmin Garmin GPS 76474067.754264164.8812YesNAD834mFairGood@:Circularzvj_IIC51 CARE_AA.0158Temple of the SunFruita NWUTWayne CountyCAREGarmin Garmin GPS 76483573.804255839.2012YesNAD833 mGoodGood Fits this type extremely well.Circular}wsg\FF@2.#CARE_AA.0157Cathedral CampgroundCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCAREGarmin Garmin GPS 76467406.054257466.6412NAD83FairFair@:CircularshRRL>:&CARE_AA.0156Spring CanyonFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.cor None479913.404240003.512NAD830Narrow canyon = too few satellitesGoodFair4@:Circularvvtmmi^SL?9+'CARE_AA.0155Little Sand FlatCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM474389.094248216.6912YesNAD836.90000009536743GoodGood Good fitCircularuj[NH:6"CARE_AA.0154Oak CreekBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM488462.264215507.6412NoNAD834.30000019073486GoodGoodn@8Circular~zvj_PC=,(CARE_AA.0153South DesertFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM483024.364245627.9712YesNAD833.40000009536743GoodGood@:Circular{uqeZK>8*&CARE_AA.0152Grand WashFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM482724.444236671.6712YesNAD8318.5FairPoorv@8OtherysocXI<6($CARE_AA.0151Bitter Creek DivideBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM492663.764204302.1212NAD836.90000009536743GoodGood@8Other|qbUO>:%CARE_AA.0150Middle Desert WashSolomons TempleUTSevier CountyCAREGarmin Garmin GPS 76469551.414263388.6012NAD835PoorGood@8Circular{odNNH95$CARE_AA.0149Upper Muley TwistWagon Box MesaUTGarfield CountyCARER042609A.corTrimble GeoXM495824.904190904.9012NAD835.30000019073486GoodGood@6Circularvk\NH73#LVAL vB * .8Large area with this distinctive EPHTOR / STICOM dominated community, though there is a lot of BOUGRA at this particular spot. Widely-scattered, dwarfed JUNOST here, but not enough to call this place a woodland. (More like a wooded shrubland)I can see the ricegrass is the dominant grass throughout most of the polygon.Point fell on the edge of a polygon, so I moved the center point ~40 m. to the N. A real hodge-podge here, so it's very hard to know what name to give it. Vegetation seemingly growing in strips/bands which are fairly well-described by the above 4 names. But one name for the whole plot? I'd say some combo of the above 4 names. Also, the POPFRE look young here, not mature.The terrace veg may have too much ARTTRI-WYO. The wash assoc. does not occupy what I would call an abandoned alluvial terrace or a broad floodplain. The cottonwood trees are mature, but not decadent.More EPHVIR here than in other parts of the polygon - other parts really seemed like PJ/OPUPOL. If the cactus species were OPUFRA, I'd say it fit the PJ/OPUFRA well!The site had greater ERINAU cover prior to drought or fire, but only about 2 percent more. It is a stretch to consider the SHV classification.Site fits the type well but is not located on a terrace. This slope location is atypical for the association. A case should also be made for a wooded shrubland, as less mesic slopes are more typically P-J with some SHEROT. This is a difficult area to classify well.Keyed fairly easily to primary name, though if the name did not include Ostrya, I'd be much happier with it, since there is none here. Secondary name included because POPOFRE is in plot and description matched, but ACENEG is the dominant and characteristic species in this polygon.Primary name fits pretty well, though the area is very weedy and either name could probably fit. Polygon is large but from what I can see of it, pretty homogenous and SARVER is the dominant shrub.LVAL  ~ j.Good fit (finally-a lot of other points had too many shrubs not mentioned in the description) easy to key.This call could go either way. The habitat gives the nod to the Muhlenbergia.This area is much thicker with Purshia tridentata, and also doug fir drops out of the mix completely. Too much pinyon-juniper and too little ponderosa here for primary name to fit well. Nothing else from the key comes close to fitting here.PLEJAM is fairly good name, but there is a fair amount of Sporobolus and shrubs to make that a really good fit. Secondary name doesn't fit habitat description well, plus there's a dense grass understory. I had to make a long narrow plot here (~40m wide) to not slop over into the other polygons on either side, which had a lot of JUNOST on low hills.This point falls along the polygon margin and is not typical of its center. The center is ATRCAN/BOUGRA Shrub herbaceous. Even with the high cover of BOUGRA this point only really fits the primary name.This erosion fan is atypical of the polygon and appears less than the mmu. It has a relatively sparse but diverse mix of shrubs and grasses due to the active erosion and drainage that occurs. The polygon to the south is much flatter and has deeper soils- many species are similar except there is no ATRGAR on the flats. This type could also be placed under ATRCON as a sparse representation.This point has no PINEDU otherwise it seems to fit PJ/SHEROT. I made a new name because there is no SHEROT shrubland either. The overall cover is low hence second name.No question here. On the next terrace up to the south, the community is Shrub-Herbaceous, but not down here. Plot observed is oval to avoid wash polygon.The primary assoc. fits pretty well except for the large portion of the plot that has no trees, and a few shrubs. The secondary fits less well because of the trees & because the soil here is well stabilized. 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The upper, ledgey level has the PJ with mixed shrubs.The primary name seems a good fit, the FRAANO is the dominant along the edges of the wash channel. Plot (and polygon) includes portions of slickrock or fractured Navajo bedrock as well, and the CERINT community of the canyon walls intrudes in such areas. All along this stretch of Capitol Gorge the wash banks are essentially an ecotone between the two types.This plot has more Artemisia bigelovii than the rest of the polygon - the ridge to the west is a cleaner Ephedra torreyana/ricegrass-Hilaria community. The non-rocky valley to the west (in front of the Entrada cliffs), however, is a near-monoculture of Sporobolus airoides - quite large - and its part of this polygon!Good fit; I added second name because although point fits primary name well polygon varies between names. The higher in elevation (uphill/mesatop) you go second name is more prevalent.This point is a PJ Woodland, with SHEROT dominating in cover compared to all other shrubs. SHEROT is more diagnostic, so I named it primary , although the secondary description works well too. Tertiary = PJ/PURSTA. It does not key easily.Significant P-J occurs here primarily on the north-facing and wash bottom portions of plot. See environmental comments. P-J classifications didn't appear to include the wide variety of shrubs, whereas the FALPAR description did. The LEYSAL of previous plots doesn't extend downslope to this plot, which does include more canyon bottomland/stream terrace terrain than typical of polygon. Areas on the north edge of plot are closer in type to the P-J/EPHVIR classification, though the tree cover is only trace in those areas.I made a long, linear plot here approx. 20m x 250m to fit between edges of polygon and large area of deep gullies w/in polygon. Good fit to key & descriptions.Good fit. Key doesn't mention SHEROT (nor MAHFRE), but the CERMON is the clear dominant.LVAL 8 *A linear plot was observed to capture the wash vegetation.Seems like a good representative of primary.Keyed easily to primary association since total understory cover here is <2%. I included the secondary and tertiary names based on their descriptions and photos in the key (plus their park location information was exactly where I'm at), but I would have a hard time calling the understory here anything but sparse!This site might be a ecotone with the PJ crowding in the understory. Other areas of the polygon fit the description better. Also, parts of the polygon to the NW would probably key to "Pinus longaeva Woodland".This point well represents this association. There is a small amount of Atriplex canescens throughout (1%) that is not mentioned in the description, and the Vulpia octoflora.This point has more shrub density than the rest of the polygon (that I saw) and has far less PINEDU than this polygon, hence I kept first name but to be precise for this point, I added second name (JUNOST/ ARTBIG - ERICOR Woodland, not entered here).Fits the primary name well, but due to high cover of EPHVIR, STIHYM & STICOM, I added secondary name.Good fit; could be PJ/ARTTRI wyo woodland but not enough Pinus.There is more than 15% sagebrush here, and the serviceberry is the dominant tall shrub. The pines don't seem to be invading, but are scattered, so the third choice is the least appropriate. There are too many tall shrubs for the second choice to accurately describe what is here. There may be more clumps of oak in this polygon than there is here.This seems to fit the best, although the description doesn't account for the douglas fir that's sprinkled across the hillside.Appears to be less BROTEC cover in other parts of the polygon, though it is definitely a component of this community. 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Coleman CanyonBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM484868.514208629.0312NAD835.30000019073486FairPoor@>Circularxm^QK:6)CARE_AA.0188Bulberry CreekFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM465483.824255024.9012PosNAD833GoodFair@>Circularyui^OB<.* CARE_AA.0187Pleasant CreekGolden ThroneUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM487273.734226090.4112NAD838.10000038146973FairFair@>Circular~~zncTGA3/ LVAL  Plot area looks most like tertiary name - very sparse understory; but a section I walked through to the north resembled secondary name, and the diagnostic shrub Cercocarpus intricatus does occur in plot. Primary name chosen because of the pinyon cover here and the environmental description matched well. Huge polygon that I've only seen a small section of, so hard to say how representative plot is, but seems to be pretty poor compared to the little I've seen: trace p-j and serviceberry, significant mahogany. Hard to call this a woodland at all with tree cover being so low.Clearly, there are two associations here. The primary is more north on the steeper colluvial slope. The secondary is on the gentler slope above to the south. I think the secondary association is large enough to be excluded as an anomaly to the primary, and to be a polygon of its own. The herbaceous vegetation association has a mixture and density like I've never before encountered.AA point landed on a edge area between extremely sparse Chinle badlands and less sparse ATRCAN with occasional patches of PLEJAM. What I've seen of the polygon suggests the primary name also fits most of it, but there will be regular areas in polygon with virtually no vegetation except for rare ATRCAN individuals.This could have fit nicely into a PJ / Purshia type except there are no Pinion trees anywhere around here. After hiking through a good portion of this polygon, this spot seems fairly typical, although the conglomerate rock seems to be restricted to this higher slope. Below me (east) the Shepherdia and Purshia are about equal in cover.The center of this point lies on an artificial embankment while to the SE is ERINAU Desert Wash and to the NE is PHRAUS and POPFRE, TAMCHI. I used primary name for point and considered the river bank an inclusion of TMCHI AND PHRAUS. If POPFRE were more mature, second name would be better.TLVAL L R f 8 2hzThis site has more ATRCAN than others in the polygon. Otherwise it is similar in make-up to previously visited points.This is a good fit to association. The bulk of the polygon is made up of flats, low hills, and low ridges versus the dissected toeslope portion of this point. Floristically it is similar with the western portion of the polygon.Fits primary name well-homogenous polygon in terms of the shrubs, but % of PSEMEN varies from place to place.Tertiary POPFRE/ERINAU woodland (old name). Any of the 3 names would fit ok, though there's really not enough POPFRE to be a woodland. This terrace id definitely dominated by ERINAU, though the edges on both sides also have a lot of TAMCHI. Did a rectangular plot (around 30 m. wide) to accommodate polygon/community.Big clumps of oak and thicker P-J are in the same polygon. The description has the plants right but the locale and habitat wrong.This fits primary name well, but since there are so many weeds, I added second name.The two Atriplex species have about equal cover and their total about equals the grass cover. The winterfat increases towards the more eastern part of the plot (more uphill form the valley bottom). The ricegrass may have been more abundant prior to the seeding and the bovines.Good fit for community, but wrong rock layer in the key. Also, ERICOR is a little dense here to be considered sparse!An oval plot was observed to avoid adjacent polygon.Good fit. Plot shaped to contain it within narrow polygon shape. SPOAIR is notable, and TAMCHI is limited in some areas of polygon (big clumps, but short in stature and the clumps are quite scattered), so secondary name is compelling for terrace areas.This plot is typical of this vicinity in polygon, but lower, flatter areas in center of polygon tend to be dominated by weedy annuals and few perennials. Weedy annuals receive 2% cover on the datasheet.This point has PSEMEN coming in from creek otherwise, good representative of primary name.[+" / < P s 3IlCARE_AA.0224Middle Desert WashSolomons TempleUTWayne CountyCAREGarmin Garmin GPS 76471920.024262091.5512YesNAD834 mGoodFair@CCircular~zncMMG95$CARE_AA.0223Bullberry CreekFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM467113.244255509.5512PosNAD832.5GoodGood6@CCircularzvj_PC=/+!CARE_AA.0222Hall's CreekDeer PointUTGarfield CountyCAREM042512A.corTrimble GeoXM505703.414173768.4412YesNAD832.79999995231628GoodGood@COther}ymbSE?.*CARE_AA.0221cedar mesaSandy Creek BenchesUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM490977.764208294.5412NAD833GoodGood@CCircularshYLF51CARE_AA.0220Paradise FlatsCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM470477.384251403.1812PosNAD836.90000009536743FairFair@CCircularshYLF84 CARE_AA.0219North BoundarySolomons TempleUTEmery CountyCAREGarmin Garmin GPS 76474176.474264090.5612YesNAD832 mPoorFair@ ACircularzvj_IIC51 CARE_AA.0217North BoundarySolomons TempleUTSevier CountyCAREGarmin Garmin GPS 76471328.284263906.0512YesNAD834 mFairGood@ ACircular{wk`JJD51 CARE_AA.0216Upper Deep CreekFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM464296.554253328.3512PosNAD833.79999995231628GoodGood@ ACircular{wk`QD>0,"CARE_AA.0215Highway 112 - Near East EntranceFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM486983.384237339.5212YesNAD832.59999990463257GoodGood@AOtheryn_RL>:2CARE_AA.0214Dry BenchBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM483725.174209073.4012NAD833PoorFair@ACircularzzvj_PC=,(CARE_AA.0213Cedar MesaSandy Creek BenchesUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM493677.594207034.2812NAD834GoodGood@ACircularshYLF51CARE_AA.0212South DesertCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARE AA 0212Garmin GPS 76472698.854254507.6212YesNAD8303.4UnknownGoodNoneCircular~zncTJD62CARE_AA.0210Notom RoadBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM495527.974199156.3012YesNAD832.59999990463257FairFair.@ACircularshYLF51CARE_AA.0209Pleasant Creek RoadGolden ThroneUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM482613.584227786.6612YesNAD834.19999980926514GoodGood@ACircularshYLF84%CARE_AA.0208Circle CliffsBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM490273.914200484.8612YesNAD832.59999990463257GoodGoodh@AOthervk\OI84CARE_AA.0207South Desert- Deep Creek drainageFruita NWUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM482006.344247856.6712YesNAD832.40000009536743GoodGood@AOther}rcVPB>3CARE_AA.0205Hartnet DrawCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM476510.804255985.2612PosNAD832.09999990463257FairGood@ACircular}qfWJD62LVAL4` h 2 , Most of the Eriogonum occurs on the rain crust, not on the mineral crust. The mineral crust cover far exceeds the shrub cover. Ephedra torreyana is in both crust types. I encountered lots of rain crust while walking through this polygon. Also some desert pavement.Keyed easily to primary name and fit the description well, but understory cover was sparse enough here that I included the secondary name. Some parts of the polygon have a little higher shrub cover (totals still <5%) and denser HILJAM, but otherwise, point represents it well.Sort of a difficult plot to key out since the shrub cover is fairly sparse here, especially compared to the herbaceous cover, but the primary name is the only one that fit. The JUNOST and COLRAM cover values reflect the poor placement of this point within the polygon; the W and SW margins of this plot are on an ecotone with a P-J/COLRAM community, though not enough of plot to call for 2 separate community species' lists. Parts of this polygon have little to no BROTEC cover and a lot more bare ground (to the E and NE).This is a shrub herbaceous type with good cover of MUHPUN throughout. The character of the polygon is shrub herbaceous, generally.The tiny amount of SHEROT is along downslope edge of plot, near gully/canyon bottom. Upper slopes in plot are clearly EPHVIR dominant, though very sparse.This point overlaps by 50% with AA.1210. Good representations of community, but thin, large polygon is pretty heterogeneous - more ARTFIL on the west terraces across Halls Creek, and some COLRAM Shrublands on the toeslopes to the east below the cliffsI like first name better but if EPHTOR is more diagnostic that could use second name (without the ARTBIG).Again, all three grasses are present in polygon to varying % covers. BOUGRA is most "diagnostic" and seems to have higher cover than the others so primary name seems best. Hard to really tell because not overwhelmingly dominant.+/Bg  NeCARE_AA.0241Sandy CreekBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM493899.774204890.4312NAD832.70000004768372GoodGood@FCirculartiZMG62CARE_AA.0240The PostThe PostUTGarfield CountyCARE 240Garmin GPS 12502300.104185763.3312NAD8304.2GoodGood@FOther}}xvook_TE?9($CARE_AA.0239Middle Desert WashSolomons TempleUTWayne CountyCAREGarmin Garmin GPS 76471958.904262128.4012YesNAD833 mFairFairb@ECircular~zncMMG95$CARE_AA.0238South DesertFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM483724.44244145.4812YesNAD832GoodGoodThis is a good fit.CircularztpdZK>8*&CARE_AA.0237Dry WashFruitaUTWayne CountyCARE Garmin GPS III+485686.054246736.9912 NAD8304UnknownFair@EOther~uusqjhdXM<:4&"CARE_AA.0236Paradise FlatsCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM470293.274251215.0012PosNAD832.20000004768372GoodGood@ECircularshYLF84 CARE_AA.0235Jones BenchGeyser PeakUTSevier CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM465815.944262608.7812PosNAD832.09999990463257UnknownGoodThis is a good fit.Circularzvj_PC=.*CARE_AA.0234Wagon Box MesaWagon Box MesaUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM497043.294185539.912NAD832.59999990463257FairGood@ECircular}rgXKE40 CARE_AA.0233The PostThe PostUTGarfield CountyCAREJ042308A.corTrimble GeoXM501523.184186979.5212SYesNAD832.79999995231628GoodGoodF@ECircular~xsg\M?9($CARE_AA.0232Meeks MesaTwin RocksUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM476030.254242335.4312NAD832.5GoodGood@EOther~wwsg\M@:,(CARE_AA.0231Bullberry CanyonFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM465744.114254912.4912PosNAD833.29999995231628FairFair@ECircular{wk`QD>0,"CARE_AA.0230Oyster Shell ReefBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM494308.904199416.0212YesNAD832.40000009536743GoodGoodThis is a good fit.Circularzo`SM<8#CARE_AA.0229Bullberry CreekFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM466961.554255407.3512ReaNAD832.5GoodGood&@ECircularzvj_PC=/+!CARE_AA.0228Notom RoadFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM487386.874234824.7812YesNAD837.40000009536743FairFair@CCircularysocXI<6($CARE_AA.0227Pleasant CreekGolden ThroneUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM488462.444226719.7312NAD832.5GoodGood*@CCircular~~zncTGA3/ CARE_AA.0226Park Boundary S. of Surprise ValleyThe PostUTGarfield CountyCAREB042217A.corTrimble GeoXM502660.054187219.0612SNAD835PoorFair@CCircularwhZTC?5CARE_AA.0225Jones BenchGeyser PeakUTSevier CountyCARE Garmin GPS 76466519.554263314.7912 NAD830GoodGoodnoneCircularzzzxqok_TEC=.*TLVAL hrThis site is dominated by GUTSAR, both adult and seedling shrubs are very common. Unusual to see PLEJAM on such deep soil as this. Less MUHPUN on this site. Perhaps alkaline?Large polygon and I haven't seen much of it, but the area around me looks pretty homogenous and is definitely ATRGAR / PLEJAM dominated. Some species (JUNOST,ARTBIG) leaking in from neighboring polygon to the west. Shifted plot ~40m east to stay in polygon.Good fit. There are some CERINT but they are only on the Navajo outcrop south of point.Point fell in the middle of a fairly deep (~6m high x 4-6m wide) wash, but surrounding hillsides were partially encompassed by plot and a very clean community. Keyed easily to primary name and description fit perfectly, but understory cover was sparse here, so I included the secondary name. Wash and it's associated shrub species do not represent the polygon well.No issues with this classification.Long, narrow polygon with a homogenous-looking PJ/CERINT stand. PJ are all very stunted-looking. I think there's enough PJ here that this is definitely a woodland, but I threw in secondary name because shrubs are quite dominant here, & habitat is very much slickrock! Sparse talus shrubland community bordering plot to the north. Had to do long, narrow plot (30-40m wide) to stay in polygon.I'm a little uncomfortable with the mix of conifers included in this plot, but given short shrift in the key description. Bristlecone is slightly more common than the doug fir, but pinyon is also present here in roughly equal amounts to the bristlecone. Overall, the community seems better described as the mix of all four species. Some other areas in polygon are just Pinyon-Juniper/Sparse.It's sparse here, but if you consider the shrubs a layer then the EPHVIR is dominant. Plot is near the head of a steep-sided gully/canyon, and the opposite (N-facing) side of gully has the PJ/(SHEROT/AMEUTA). The SHEROT in plot is probably an incursion from that community.LVAL h(   dH4This polygon is kind of a mixed bag. The understory shrubs come and go but never form a very impressive layer.Good fit. Purshia is denser here on the steeper hillside.Again, hard to key out since no shrub is really dominant, except ERICOR, which is not diagnostic. The shrubs mentioned in the primary name fit here, and the description worked okay. Soils are not very deep here, however.A good representation of this type, I think.This area is pretty homogenous, with fairly equal cover of EPHTOR, STICOM, and JUNOST - doesn't fit anything in the key! Seemed like it needs a new name since this community is quite extensive here. FALPAR is clustered in the small drainage that runs through the plot.No doubt slam dunk for this association. The Bromus and CHRVIS are found only in the gullies.The lack of a clear dominant made this site tough to keyAll three names fit well- though I chose primary because there is no PINEDU anywhere around the plot. The polygon does have some pinyon in it though, so secondary and tertiary names are good too.SHEROT cover is a little lower here than the rest of the polygon, but it is still the dominant shrub. Keyed easily to association and description fits pretty well, though soils seem shallow here.This polygon definitely seems QUEGAM-dominated. There is ARTTRI leaking into the polygon to the east of here though (AA point 0299). Plot long & narrow (~40m wide) to stay in polygon / community.Although there is significant cheat grass here, the Stipa and Bouteloua are holding on. Shrub cover is spotty, except on edges of polygon, where its density increases (neighboring polygons include a significant layer of ATRCAN and ARTTRI (wyo). Plot probably has slightly higher shrub cover than other areas in polygon.Very little STIHYM here- it's mostly weedy annual forbs. ATRCOR polygon is nearby to the east.Point is near E edge of polygon, so made plot oblong to avoid slopping over.+4 6 C ` { 2TCARE_AA.0265South DesertCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM471263.774252832.5612NAD833.09999990463257FairFair@HCircular}qfWJD62CARE_AA.0264Oak CreekBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM488053.744215768.5612NoNAD832.70000004768372GoodGood@HOther~zvj_PC=,(CARE_AA.0262South DesertFruita NWUTWayne CountyCARE Garmin GPS 76478766.104257578.9512YesNAD8302.9FairGood@HCircular|zsmi]RCA;-)CARE_AA.0261South DesertCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARE Garmin GPS 76469146.274254915.5512YesNAD8303.8UnknownFair@ FCircular|vrf[LJD62CARE_AA.0260Fremont RiverFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM480222.894237807.9012NAD833.09999990463257GoodGoodP@HOther}vvrf[L?9+'CARE_AA.0259Johnson MesaTwin RocksUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM477732.144237117.0812NAD833GoodGood4@HCircularyyui^OB<.*CARE_AA.0256Upper Deep CreekFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM463087.634253369.3512NAD832.59999990463257GoodGoodt@ FCircular{{wk`QD>0,"CARE_AA.0255Circle CliffsBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM490459.044203224.5612NAD832.70000004768372UnknownGood@HCircularvk\OI84CARE_AA.0254Sulphur Creek - MesaTwin RocksUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM473476.524238297.3712NAD833.59999990463257GoodFair@ FCircular}qfWJD62&CARE_AA.0252Billings PassFlat TopUTWayne CountyCAREAA0252Garmin GPS 76463900.664254949.3812NoNAD8305.2FairGoodX@ FCircular~wsocXIA;-)CARE_AA.0250South DesertFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM479541.674247184.8012YesNAD834.90000009536743GoodPoor@FCircular{uqeZK>8*&CARE_AA.0249Grand GulchThe PostUTGarfield CountyCARER042309A.corTrimble GeoXM501522.14188202.1812NAD835.69999980926514GoodGood@FCircularyyui_PB<+'CARE_AA.0248Pierce DrawCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM471145.224259687.6612PosNAD832.20000004768372UnknownFairp@FCircular|peVIC51CARE_AA.0246Cedar Mesa CampgroundSandy Creek BenchesUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM492602.644206481.8012YesNAD834.19999980926514GoodGood@FCircular~sdWQ@<'CARE_AA.0245Sulphur Creek - MesaTwin RocksUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM473620.464238559.8912NAD832.29999995231628GoodGood@FCircular}qfWJD62&CARE_AA.0243Waterpocket FoldBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM493072.934202875.3312YesNAD834.30000019073486GoodGood@FOtheryn_RL;7"CARE_AA.0242Bitter Creek DivideBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM494049.24202338.7412YesNAD833GoodGood@FCircular{qbUO>:%LVAL ^ t<nThis polygon is not very homogenous with large areas of ARTFIL alternating with the blackbrush.There is a lot of small GUTSAR indicating past disturbances here. Definitely a special grassland type.The ATRCAN Shrubland association seems a good fit here, except that the key could include the options of sandy, low wash terrace soils, and a high cover of weedy annuals, especially BROTEC (which dominates the understory here). The AA point overlapped polygon boundary, so I moved it 30m to the N.Had to do a plot skewed to the N/NE or I would run into the next polygon south, which had P-J in it. This polygon is pretty uniform COLRAM.This would be a great representative of polygon if it were more wooded and of description it is good, there is a little AMEUTA hence second name. This point is also too sparse to be a good representative of polygon, alright for name.The Arctostaphylos is just in one clump and not throughout the community. Circular plot offset away from edge of polygon.It looks like the lower parts of the polygon (west) have less grass and would probably key to Atriplex / Great Basin.Plot overlapped tarred road, so I moved it about 30 meters north to avoid road corridor. Much of the POPFRE here was immature in a linear stand along S side of river. Taller individuals occurred outside of plot. Areas on far side of river, closer to cliff walls, had ERINAU-dominant community,Keyed easily to this name and description fit well for the most part, except I would add STICOM to the name and, at least, put ATRCON in the description as "possibly present". Also, more of a shrub herbaceous type than a shrubland. Pretty homogenous on top of Johnson Mesa so far.This polygon is large so it's hard to tell what all is growing here, though it's clear that the Navajo slickrock areas have CERINT dominant in the understory. Other areas outside plot, but in polygon, have more SHEROT and AMEUTA. 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CHRNAU & ATRCON are also close to a full percent each-total veg cover is about 3 %.I would probably call this a P-J/Atriplex if there was a bit more cover of it, but understory is sparse and primary name description fits well. Another good representative of this homogenous polygon.ATRCON G. B. Shrubland not a great fit because the ATRCON much denser here than photo in key. ATRCAN present throughout plot, but seems like we are transitioning into ATRCON community at south end.Good fit even if there are two shrubs of CERMON.This point typifies the toeslope around pinnacle formations well. It is not representative of the eastern portion of the polygon on alluvium and quite sandy.This type is a good fit for this point. Circular plot offset away from edge of polygon.Good fit - easy to key. There is more shrub variety in rivulets between interfluves, even a JUNOST.This is a mix of PINLON, PINEDU, PSEMEN.A really hard community to name because of the high shrub diversity and none being clearly dominant. The primary name and description fit best here, but I would add the other dominant shrubs to the description, especially Baccharis and Poliomintha. Secondary name describes plot community better. This plot is a lot more heterogeneous than the rest of the polygon and it's not clear why that is.This point is on a hillside west of Sandy Creek. There are 2 JUNOST and 1 PINEDU, the rest is ARTTRI with ELYSAL understory. Banks of wash are ERINAU, but alluvial terraces are all ARTTRI. My point didn't reach the wash bank, but did get into the alluvial terrace. Rest of polygon seems ARTTRI Shrubland.Did a long, narrow observation (~35m wide) to accommodate community of polygon. Lots of young GUTSAR shrubs that look almost herbaceous - could be confused with grasses in photo? Secondary name fits poorly - there are way too many shrubs here. Tertiary name fits poorly - not enough Atriplex!LVAL ~ N . :8This seems to fit very well, description (in Diagnostic handout) says that it can have ATRCAN, but I didn't see any, but it does have COLRAM & EPHVIR which is mentioned. The description also doesn't mention STYHYM which is present (3%) - perhaps it should.Keyed fairly easily and matched the description well, except there is not a single pinyon mentioned in the description. Ideally, I would call this Juniperus osteosperma/Ephedra torreyana - Artemisia bigelovii Wooded Shrubland.Polygon includes significant areas similar to plot, but also large areas without any trees and much sparser herbaceous. SHEROT is limited to steep slopes in polygon with similar aspect to plot. It's hard to ignore trees as a layer where they exist in polygon, though they are generally quite sparse. Plot is in an area with relatively denser trees.Polygon is large and I haven't seen it all, but areas to the east of here have a lot of Chrysothamnus nauseosus and Sarcobatus, with more Sporobolus airoides. Primary name is probably the best fit, although not perfect because there is such a mix of shrubs here. This area very weedy with tiny, spiny, Salsola.Secondary name not too good a fit because no mention of grasses, especially PLEJAM in the description. New primary name a much better fit here.This site has a mixed shrub and understory canopies and doesn't fall cleanly into any one unit of vegetation. The site dominants are GUTSAR and MUHPUN.I chose primary name because CERINT is more diagnostic and secondary name because COLRAM is more abundant. PJ/sparse could work, but it just seems more lush.Long, narrow, homogeneous polygon - bounded on both sides by narrow fields of BROTEC! Did long, narrow (~20m wide) observation to accommodate community of polygon (all young JUNOST). Tons of young GUTSAR that almost look herbaceous - could be confused with grasses on a photo? Secondary name fits poorly as description; says shrub layer cannot be dominant. 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Wash plot requires long, narrow shape (~20m).Pinyon-Juniper /sparse probably fits by the numbers, but the cushion plants and shrubs seem to total a significant cover between the sparse trees. Areas downslope may also have more understory cover.Both of these names work, but secondary description states that it usually is on toeslopes (which this is not on), therefore I chose primary name. Lots of annual Crypthantha ~5%This site has a mix of diagnostic shrubs in a landscape mosaic. The small dunes introduce elements such as ERINAU and MUHPUN to this area.Polygon has too much shadow in photo to tell, but if it includes the colluvial slopes just east of plot, that's the EPHTOR - sparse colluvial& Amelanchier is lacking completely, otherwise looks good. Secondary not so good due to presence of other shrubs.Good fit; some JUNOST, PINEDU as well as a subcanopy to the PSEMEN PINPON. High in polygon, the PSEMEN drops out and PURTRI is replaced with ARCPAT.Understory is sparse, but description for secondary name also fit. Good representative of polygon as I've seen it so far.There is more shrub cover on this than nearer the boundary fence line. BOUGRA cover is higher than ACHHYM here, atypical of the polygon. Either name works, but the ERINAU/BOUGRA is more descriptive.I think primary name would be better if it had more shrub diversity mentioned like AMEUTA otherwise I think second name would be better.This AA point doesn't represent the polygon well - it's in a transition zone. There's too much ARTTRI leaking in from the flats below.Junipers are short and shrubby here, but seems like there's still enough of it to form a layer here. Primary name isn't best fit - there's no pinyon here at all, plus the grasses are pretty thick. Secondary name also isn't the best, but could work. 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Shrubs appear to be patchy in this polygon, at least in this part of it, and plot encompasses an area with denser SHEROT. Upslope, to the SW, I passed through an area with denser CERINT and little or no SHEROT.Good fit since all other ATRCON names have co-dominants whereas this point has only ATRCON and little else. I went with primary name due to higher cover of ATRCON but secondary name fits overall (including crypto cover) as well!This part of the polygon may be the only place with Purshia mexicana. Other areas might key to P-J/Shepherdia, P-J/Artemisia pygmaea, or maybe P-J/Sparse.Too many trees to be an ARTTRIWYO / BOUGRA type? Secondary name fits best.No question what this point is! Some of the polygon, about 80m downstream from here had quite a bit of QUEGAM though.Good fit. Upslope are deeper soils and an area of the PJ/SHEROT.Good fit, easy to key. The shrubs are of such low cover that I went w/grassland understory. HESCOM & LEYSAL are close in cover hence two names.Some areas of desert pavement in polygon, but mostly this type from what I saw. I checked w/USGS on a crust sample and they said most of it is gypsiferous mineral crust with some Collema & a little of what might be Platycarpa? This comment applies to AA 228 & 1002 also.Too many trees scattered around for an ARTTRIWYO / BOUGRA type?The 2 associated shrub species have about equal cover here. More SHEROT to the east - pretty sparse elsewhere. A huge polygon. Looks pretty homogenous around here.The Hilaria is mostly in one patch and not distributed throughout the community. The point happened to fall in a wash. Out of the wash the vegetation has the same makeup, but is more sparse. 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To avoid including lots of bare slickrock cliffs, I made a linear plot of 20 by 250 m. The short shrubs (S2) were concentrated near the head of the wash (in proximity to logged point), but became just a trace in most of plot. Grass density is high because of wash proximity as well, but note that BOUGRA remains a regular component throughout polygon.The understory is very sparse hence the primary name but ARTTRI is encroaching from neighboring shrubland.Keyed easily and matched primary description well, except no mention of the grass species. Secondary name also works here, but for most of the polygon I think primary name is more accurate. Plot is on the edge of polygon near the wash, making total vegetation cover higher than is representative of the whole polygon.A 4% cover of Elymus salinus could maybe be mentioned in the name, and the understory has more than sparse cover.This polygon is large & has an OPUFRA understory throughout, but grass dominance fluctuates between MUHPUN in some areas & BOUGRA in others. Primary & secondary names could work equally well - but neither is perfect since the understory is so mixed.Secondary name not too good a fit here: no ARTBIG but considerate HESCOM cover. New primary name much more accurate, though this is borderline sparse vegetation. HESCOM cover pretty high compared to most of the polygon I've seen.Primary name a great fit- this is probably not the nonvascular gypsum association- wrong habitat and no cryptos at all. Description in key describes habitat as sandstone outcrops though-not best fit for habitat. HILJAM is sparse and confined to bottoms of drainage channels.Cottonwoods young here and a bit sparse to be called a woodland. Fits ERINAU shrubland well, though it's a really wide terrace/ floodplain to be called a "wash". Did long, narrow plot (about 30 m wide) to accommodate polygon and community.LVAL x  jr~0tIn this polygon the Eriogonum occupies the slopes and the Ephedra association occupies the flats.Keyed easily and matched the description well.Artemisia is significant cover in about 1/3 of plot (perhaps 5%), but absent elsewhere. It is present in large areas of polygon. Some areas of polygon have little shrub cover except GUTSAR, but lots of grasses. PINEDU is very limited in polygon, but does occur in trace amounts where bedrock outcrops.This type a good fit for this location.The density of the P-J comes and goes in the polygon. My made-up names describe the site better than anything in the key.Polygon and plot contain scattered potholes about 15x10 meters containing slightly different vegetation. Most of the grass is in these potholes. Point includes parts of two flatirons and the declivity between the two. The potholes are in the declivity.I moved plot circle ~30 meters W to avoid including road. ARTTRI-W is limited to edge of plot/polygon in a small area of aeolian sands with slight duney topography.This polygon is a little messy with some blown-in sand bringing in the Muhlenbergia and inhibiting shrub growth. Circular plot was offset away from the polygon edge.This point is obviously an ecotone with a mixture of shrubs at the edge of this polygon. Circular plot was offset away from edge of polygon.This polygon is not very homogenous - some areas are almost all ATRGAR/PLEJAM. Some areas have NO ATRGAR & have more EPHTOR or CHRVIS. This plot is kind of a mix, so it doesn't really fit the key well. LOTS of HILJAM here - almost an herbaceous community!The oak seems to be a cross between welshii and gambelii. The wide variety of shrubs makes keying a choice rather than a certainty. Wash location requires long, narrow plot (~30m).Keyed easily to both names. Both grasses are co-dominant so either name would work. 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It does not fit the description well and could be better called a SARVER/SPOAIR shrub herbaceous vegetation type.A good fit, although less of the understory here is ARCPAT than in previous plots today. Much of the dune areas are just the grasses, and the ARCPAT sticks to the areas under the trees- which tend to be on the edges of the dunes, on or near the slickrock.This is a very sparse stand of vegetation that is actually dominated by the annual Eriogonum when it grows to full size (based on the number of dead stems from last year). Cover by ERINAU would be higher without drought-kill, but still only 1-2% cover.Plot has comparatively small coverage of A. filifolia and the Vanclevia coverage has been reduced substantially through die-back (drought?)Poor fit for primary name due to high cover of grasses / forbs here, but it's the only name from key which seems to fit. This area of polygon is definitely dominated by ATRCAN, but other area (just east of here) is more dominated by ARTFIL / ERILEP. Very weedy understory.Since polygon is so small (~1-1.5 acres), I made plot be the whole thing which is a square shape. Keyed easily to the primary name and fit the description pretty well, but I gave it a new secondary name because the understory is really a mixture of these 3 co-dominant shrubs. Can see why this is its own little polygon because this shrub mixture is unique in Pleasant Creek as far as I've seen.The polygon seems to be POPFRE/ERINAU, but this point lies in an area that is young POPFRE (<8 ft tall), PHRAUS, SALEXI, ELAANG, hence primary which does fit the point well.Keyed fairly easily and matched the description well, except there was no mention of doug fir. Polygon has the same mixture of species, but they vary in their dominance. 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A small SARVER stand is just south of here. The mouth of a canyon just west of plot is full of QUEGAM and JUNOST,Much of the polygon I've walked through had higher cover of EPHTOR than plot does and could've fit the secondary name description. Primary name a pretty good fit here, though PLEJAM cover is much higher than total shrub cover and description did not mention any of associated shrubs.Finally, this point seems like primary name and although there are other grasses BOUGRA seems dominant and is most "diagnostic".Hard to know what is representative in this polygon since it varies from a sparse understory to a mixed shrub understory to a mesic graminoids and forbs understory. This plot was hard to key out since the understory is so diverse, but both names and their descriptions fit pretty well here. Made plot a long rectangle so that it would stay within the narrow polygon along the riparian corridor.Primary name seems right to me - JUNOST cover in plot is greater than in much of polygon, perhaps because of the location at base of steeper slopes.There are very very few shrubs except for in drainages but soil is exclusively crypto on gypsum soil.STIHYM has nearly completely dropped out of mix of grasses in this section of polygon. Area is transected by many shallow gullies, and there's more bare soil, and more previous drought mortality on veg., than elsewhere in polygon. CHRVIS and (very drought-stricken) CHRNAU are along gully edges.Fits real well, except for the presence of ATRCAN.This site fits the name and description really well (though I might add Juniper as 'possibly present' to the description). Seems like good representative of the polygon.LVALL Due to the clumpy nature of the tall shrubs, either the oak or serviceberry could have a much higher cover than the other depending on where the point is taken. The pines & sage have consistent density & distribution. The key does not address the presence of AMEUTA or QUEGAM w/PJ & sage in this environment. An oval plot was observed to avoid neighboring polygon.PW comments: This is a very sparse, very diverse community. Total cover is no more than 5% and each species is present with only a trace. The two Ephedra sp. combined might make up 0.75% but the key won't combine these as co-dominants. In this plot, E. viridis might cover slightly more area, because each plant is bigger. Heavily biotic crusted soils cover large sections of the plot. AT comments: Such a diverse shrub mixture here that I didn't feel good about any name in the key, so I gave it my own. The secondary name and description fit pretty well, however the associated shrub list in the description left out most of what I'm seeing here and I wouldn't call this sparse vegetation. Seems representative of polygon, though shrub density and diversity may be a little lower throughout the rest of the polygon.Only name in the key that fit here, but not great because there was no mention of the other canopy species in the description: PINPON, PSEMEN, and CERLED. Polygon has been pretty much the same mixture of species, but because of varying dominance it has not been easily assigned to one association name. This name is representative of much of the polygon where CERINT is the dominant understory and PINPON cover is sparse.Good description with very sparse understory SHEROT dominant and high coverage of lichens.Although this is more vegetated than the sparse designation (veg<10%) it still fits this name best. I added second name because it does have both components of name but they are not co-dominant. 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The combination of Ephedra and saltbush codominating confuses the choice between the primary and secondary names. I think there is too much grass cover for this to be a Shrubland.Juniper are sprinkling down from the sandstone west of here. The slightly steeper west side of the plot has most of the snakeweed.Keyed easily and matched the description perfectly! Not sure why this polygon is mapped separately from the rest of this mesa top.Plot shaped to polygon. Ponderosas are dominant in some areas of polygon/ plot, but a large portion (north end) lacks any PINPON at all. The ponderosas (and CERINT) tend to be where slickrock intrudes into dune areas.Point was close to cliff edge, so I moved circle about 30 m. SE to stay on plateau top. Sparser understory than nearby point 733, but similar. EPHVIR showed up here as well as torreyana.Very large polygon and I haven't seen all of it, but areas to the east were more dominated by Atriplex gardneri and Sporobolus airoides. This area still has an awful lot of Sporobolus, but other than that, it was a good fit for description in key.Now that I have walked a lot of polygon, I think primary name is best.Except that this is an exceptionally sparse example, the key's description is really pretty good for this community. Grasses disappear in areas of biotic crusting. Some areas in vicinity lack trees entirely, but mostly they are distributed throughout polygon very sparsely.I'm in the same polygon as point #1060, but the community is different here (sparse to no EPHVIR and COLRAM, and lots of POLINC). Keyed easily to my primary association, the only problem is that there is absolutely no VANSTY to be found in the area. This plot represents the higher duney areas in this polygon very well.The Opuntias appear to be intergrading here. Maybe a better name for this association would be "P-J/Opuntia spp."6LVAL  @,>XUnderstory composition of shrubs in this polygon is somewhat variable, but dominance by CERMON is the common theme.This polygon is a real mix of PINPON-PSEMEN dominated and PJ dominated areas. QUEGAM and AMEUTA are the common shrub themes, though. At this particular point, the primary name fits well.Seems like there's an unusual amount of SHEROT here - possibly because it's N-facing? Polygon is pretty uniform though, in that CERINT dominates throughout, but SHEROT is always present.Some large Tamarisk just outside plot - both names for point are present in polygon - CHRNAU is along stream channels, and SARVER forms a monoculture upon higher terrace. Evaluated a long, strip ~25m wide for this AA point since it was too close to edge of polygon.It there were a little less PINPON -PSEMEN here, it would be a PJ/CERINT type! There's way too much CERINT for second name to fit well, so new name for primary seemed justified.This is a very sparse point from what I can tell through binoculars. There is some EPHVIR, one SHEROT bush, and some ACHHYM.Secondary name from the key, but not a good fit at all because PJ is the dominant canopy with only scattered, emergent PINPON. Gave it a new primary name that describes this community well, though you'd at least want to mention the presence of PINPON and ARTNOV in the description.The vegetation is very patchy in this area, and the ARTBIG appears limited to the toeslope areas, but in this plot the description of the association is a good fit. On the flatter areas of polygon the ARTBIG appears more limited.Large, homogenous polygon, though the density & variety of ATRGAR associates vary from one site to the next. Primary name seems better than secondary name here, as there is very little HILJAM, but neither name fits perfectly. 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Though I've given most of the shrub species equal values, I'd be happier to prioritize AMEUTA, if I had to make a choice. Secondary name best fits what I see here. Tertiary is also an option - but combined shrub cover is significant, while herbaceous cover is nearly absent.Serviceberry and mahogany are both dominant shrubs with serviceberry having more cover.Fairly easy to key out since SHEROT is the dominant understory sp. The description fit well here, except that the soils are shallow, not deep.Alluvial flat that is quite weedy with Salsola tragus. ACHHYM forms a relatively pure? (sic) stand with a few shrubs of ATRCAN AND SARVER.This association is restricted to this spot between the major gully (N) and the trees, from what I've seen of this polygon. The habitat is not where I would expect to find greasewood, but here it is. Across the gully to the north is the typical Wyoming sage/gramma grass association for this polygon. A linear plot was observed to avoid neighboring polygons.Bouteloua seems to be co-dominant with PLEJAM which jives with the local habitat & diagnostic species description. Although the JUOS/BOUGRA assoc. could also work as the point is on Morrison Shale. If I were to name it, it would be #3. There is as lot of Gutierrezia sp. on the plot.The abundance of CHRVIS compelled me to paste a new name on this community. Clumps of Juniper make some areas of the polygon look like a woodland. The Hilaria is also distributed in patches. This point is a good representation of this part of the polygon, however, the polygon is so huge that I can't vouch for the rest of it.Large, homogenous-looking polygon where ATRGAR appears to be the theme throughout. Some variety in density/species of grasses & shrubs, but ATRGAR definitely dominant here. Primary name best fit because of PLEJAM presence & lack of other shrubs that should be associated with ATRGAR Shrubland.:LVAL 8XDescription fits the area well, as well as the polygon. An oval plot was observed to avoid neighboring polygon.An oval plot was observed to avoid neighboring polygon.As w/previous AA pt. (862), this plot is mostly bedrock fins, with veg. limited to small pockets between. And as w/that plot, the description of the species composition in the key for "Slickrock Fin Pocket" communities is not quite right for what's found here. This community does resemble a collection of equally dominant shrubs we encountered in other than slickrock areas - especially the combination of SHEROT, PURSTA, EPHVIR, RHUTRI, and sometimes others. Actual AA point was inaccessible - logged center as close as I could get.Plot landed next to an old road scar (road from Jailhouse Rock to Little sand Flat), so I bumped it 40 m north.This point is split almost in half by 2 associations. Some of each Atriplex is found in both associations. The ATRGAR appears to occupy the yellower soil that has some slope to it, while the A. corrugata favors the flatter sites, where the soil is greyer. A few blackbrushes are scattered around. The Xylorhiza is not a consistent component of the primary association.this point fits the description of the name perfectly. It is flooded, and there are no POPFRE present. This point was very close (possibly overlapping to point 1183.This is a good representation, but there is TAMCHI at the point, but not dominant.About 1/3 of plot is on sparse Carmel shale with the COLRAM Shrubland community. This was probably intended to be outside polygon, but keys easily. The wash terraces composing the polygon are the real dilemma with this community. CHRNAU is minimally present, whereas the Purshia is consistently lining the wash banks. Secondary name assoc. is described as a PJ Woodland in fractured sandstone or slickrock - this polygon is neither, but does have some JUNOST, and even a few AMEUTA. 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A large wash is in polygon, but ARTFIL is still the dominant along both banks. JUNOST trace is on the edge of the polygon.Both names and their descriptions fit well here, but SALEXI is by far the dominant understory so I gave it the primary name. PHRAUS is also abundant in the understory. Only one ACENEG tree in the plot, but it has a large canopy.At higher elevations this polygon starts to get some tree cover and grass shows up in the understory. Is it a woodland or a shrubland? Since its kind of borderline I included both names.Very extensive community (several hundred meters in any direction?) and it doesn't fit anything in the key at all! Widely -scattered JUNOST throughout the area, but not enough to call this a woodland. Quite a bit of KRALAN here, compared to other parts of the polygon I've seen.No doubt on this one. The Other Plant Association, Tamarix spp. Temporarily Flooded Shrubland is to the west.Plot shape was adjusted to avoid neighboring polygon.Secondary name was the only one in the key that sort of fit here, but name and description didn't match here that well, so I gave it my own name. Definitely a woodland with 2 co-dominants in the understory. Seems to represent polygon well.Keyed easily to this association and the description fit great. Included secondary name because EPHVIR was co-dominant here and the description noted SHEROT which is scattered in the polygon. Point appears to be a great representation.Seems line primary name would be good if added more shrub diversity to description, second name is perfect fit.This polygon is non-homogenous with densities of P-J, oak, and sagebrush varying greatly throughout. The sagebrush density is a little to high to fit the description.Keyed easily and fit primary name description pretty well, but no mention of the shrubs here. 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Polygon is about MMU in size, so evaluated polygon, not a circular plot. Slightly higher adjacent terraces (other polygon) have the SARVER and ATRCAN shrublands.Represents this part of the long, narrow polygon well. CERMON is clearly the dominant shrub, and the difference was striking as soon as I walking into the polygon. Did long, narrow plot (~25m wide) to stay in polygon.This point has more CERINT than I've seen in polygon and still has SHEROT & AMEUTA, so I have both names. Polygon varies in % cover of three main shrubs CERINT higher near hill/mesatop SHEROT & AMEUTA lower in elevation.The trees in this stand are more mature and taller than at AA 1146. Openings are all dominated by BOUGRA.There's not enough Pinus ponderosa to go that way in the key.Since point fell on edge of the polygon bordering a wash, I moved the center point 40m upslope to the WSW. Fits description for primary name better, but there seems to be a little higher relative PINEDU cover outside plot (but in polygon), so I included the second name.The area has stands of mixed SPOAIR and ACHHYM, either can be dominant at given site. Historic grazing has undoubtedly reduced cover in the polygon. In the larger area, the polygon is characterized by sparse EPHTOR.The point falls where the floodplain narrows, so is not representative of the much broader floodplain in the area.An expansive, impressively homogenous area.Plot landed in a finger of polygon, so it is shaped to match the local boundaries. This plot is essentially without vegetation, being mostly steep to vertical mid slopes and cliffs, and poorly represents majority of polygon. Atriplex confertifolia is occasionally present in sheltered spots, and should drive name if anything vegetative can.E side of point is primary name. W side of point is secondary name. Trail divides these two distinct associationsThis is not a "sparse" woodland, as per the description.LVAL f J 8 Xn(D100% certified All-American COLRAM! Polygon clearly shows that COLRAM is this community - AA point is close to polygon edge so I excluded the terrace ARTFIL community below.Large, homogenous polygon. Definitely not much growing in the understory here! PJ are a bit short & stumpy here.Key description was good, and this community keyed out well. This plot is in a small area of COLRAM w/Entrada sandy soil and sparse herbaceous. Downslope on either side of this exposure the herbaceous components, esp. H. jamesii, make the "other association" name more appropriated for polygon in this area.Typical shrubland for this area with short shrub cover fairly low. There is a lot GUTSAR-common in this area.Point falls right next to wash where there are more shrubs in general in surrounding area, understory cover varies between SHEROT and CERMON.This large polygon is not homogenous. At this site, nothing keys perfectly. My made-up name fits best.Not enough shrubs here to bring this above the "sparse" category. Other assoc. ARTTRI Shrubland lies to the SE.Keyed fairly easily to all 3 names. The description doesn't fit that well here because so much of the SALEXI is dead and the dominant understory here (MUHASP) is not mentioned.This point is pretty representative, though there is barely enough PJ here to be called a woodland. Many young QUEGAM sprouts as well as larger "trees". Further upstream are scattered PINPON-PSEMEN-dominated areas.The canopy layer has about equal cover of both tree species. The subcanopy/shrub layer has about equal amounts of Serviceberry and Mahogany. So I don't know what to make of it.This is a good representative of primary name, but it has an inclusion of ARTTRI (1%), right next to a road. It is not quite sparse enough to be PJ/Sparse. I chose PJ instead of just JUNOST name because there is PINEDUBoth associations describe this vegetation well. 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One is a desert wash ERINAU, the wash is about 15m wide. GUTSAR is the dominant upland dwarf-shrub and ERINAU characterizes the wash.Keyed easily and both their descriptions matched well, but neither lists the other species as co-dominant. Should be a name in the key with both species on it, as they have consistently been co-dominants throughout this large polygon.Some parts of the polygon are flat weed patches, but the duney areas fit this description well.Mixed stand of grasses but ACHHYM dominant. Fire or drought eliminated up to 2 percent cover by ERINAU.Pretty good representation of polygon, though P-J cover may be a little lower here. Easy to key out, since SHEROT is the dominant and pretty much the only understory spp. Again, soils seem pretty shallow here.Point fell on edge of the polygon and a cliff, so I moved my center point 40m to the N towards the center of the polygon. Primary name sounds right and the pictures fit well, but there were no shrubs mentioned in the description. Secondary name description and photos also worked, but diagnostic grasses were not mentioned and there is no PINEDU in the polygon as far as I can see. I would go with primary call, but add shrubs as "possibly present" in the description.The Quercus really isn't dominant here, but the key led me there.Quite a mixture in the canopy and 2 co-dominants in the understory made this hard to key out. Have not seen ABICON until this plot and no associations name or description mentioned it, so I would recommend adding it to the descriptions of the primary and secondary names at least. Again, I think PINPON should be in the names since it is do-dominant in the canopy. Good representation here.The break in these two associations occurs with the difference in soil depth. No Ephedra where the soils are deep and no sage where the soil is shaley.There are a few mahogany shrubs here, but only about 1% cover. 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But using Ephedra torreyana as the most diagnostic of the shrubs, it keyed well to both names. Primary name nearly a perfect fit, though no mention of the grasses. Secondary name also works well, but Artemisia bigelovii is co-dominant here, even though it does have sparse cover.The Artemisia outnumbers the Quercus here. The circular plot was offset away from the edge of the polygon.- The primary name fits the habitat & description the best, although the Cercocarpus has higher cover.Due to old dune formation here, there is higher cover by ERINAU than occurred on the flats at point 940. Two small, active dunes are present about 50 m to the northwest. There is less BOUGRA than was at 940.Plot is pretty representative of polygon if you exclude the irrigation ditch/road.Despite the high cover at this time of year with weedy annuals, this seems a good fit to the description.It could be put into either name since both mention AMEUTA but I prefer primary name. Very sparse area.Artemisia bigelovii, Chrysothamnus viscidiflorus and Ephedra torreyana are pretty consistent in the understory of this polygon, which is a sparse Juniper osteosperma woodland. Quite a lot of Shepherdia rotundifolia here as well. Fair fir for the name as there is no Pinus edulis here, and almost none of the associated species mentioned in the key are here. Skewed plot about 30 meters to stay in polygon.Good fit; easy to key. There are patches of sparse understory, without shrubs but really I think primary name is best.Actual AA point was inaccessible, on top of a small summit. Plot center was logged as close as I could get (about 50 meters SE), at the base of the final cliff band that stopped me. Actual plot is a circle with logged point on it's NW edge. Polygon in this area is well represented by the two names given. 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This is a N-facing slope in a sandstone canyon. Only major thing wrong with secondary name and description is the absence of QUEGAM, which is dominant here; so primary name is really the best fit. Also, PINPON should be part of the primary name since it is co-dominant in the canopy. Good representation of polygon.This plot fits the name perfectly - FINALLY!! Two other plots in this polygon had much more shrub diversity and sparse herbaceous layer; so the polygon may be a lot of a mixture, though I called all 3 plots this same name because it was the best fit among the choices in the key.The description says "gentle slopes in the Chinle". This slope is very steep and I think it's in the Moenkopi. The circular plot was offset away from the edge of the polygon.The first choice fits well. There is not quite enough EPHVIR for the second choice.This plot has a pretty mixed understory, so it's hard to say whether primary name fits better. Neither one is perfect, but both are workable. Polygon is huge and fairly homogenous, though other areas seem more clearly dominated by either CERINT or SHEROT-AMEUTA, not both! Had to shift plot from UTM's to the west to avoid falling off a cliff!This is a classic pinyon-juniper/Cercocarpus intricatus association, but it is very unlike most of the polygon.A linear plot was observed to capture wash vegetation.The AMEUTA is spread throughout the community while the oak is in widely-spaced clumps. The Cercocarpus is also a significant presence. No shrub is strongly dominant. The Ponderosa pine is the only one in this vicinity (a single tree).A linear plot was observed to capture wash vegetation.More cheatgrass in plot than typical of much of these slopes, slope was a little more stable in this vicinity. Ephedra and Hilaria were patchy but prominent.LVAL  X ><zSeems like too much HESCOM and ATRCON to fit nicely into one Assoc. or the other.Very extensive community - several hundred meters east to west and doesn't fit anything in the key. Second or third names are the only thing that could fit, but it totally ignores the high STICOM cover.Primary name seems like a perfect fit, both w/species & habitat! I threw in secondary name just because there was some AMEUTA there.Fits primary name best, as concentration of doug fir is pretty low here. Some areas of this steep slope have significant doug fir cover though.Although there is far more CERMON than the other points it is still a fair representative and polygon is definitely primary name.Since polygon is capturing the wash corridor, I made plot rectangular (20m x 240m) to follow the wash; and it runs mostly W of point since polygon ends ~10m E of here. Gave this community a new name because nothing really sounded right in the key, the associated species described for the secondary name matched up but the environmental description did not. This is a P-J/mixed shrubs wash woodland with the above named species clearly dominant. Plot looks to be a good representative of wash community as far as I can see.Keyed easily to primary name and matched the description well. Included secondary name because ATRGAR is supposedly more diagnostic according to the hierarchy lists.The shrub cover is a little low, but otherwise a good fit.Areas of the polygon that are closer to the slickrock walls have a lot more PINPON, but this area hardly has any. There's lots more PINPON just outside plot. Fits primary name fairly well, though there's a lot of CERINT here.Large, homogenous polygon where ATRGAR is the theme. Composition & density of ATRGAR associates vary slightly from one site to the next, but ATRGAR always dominates. HILJAM relegated to drainage channels. 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Got UTMs from original AA data file.GoodFair@rCircular~~zod_RL>:.CARE_AA.0541South DesertFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM479394.084247253.3212NAD832.29999995231628GoodPoor@pCircular|uuqeZK>8*&CARE_AA.0539Pleasant Creek RoadGolden ThroneUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM482716.794227253.6412NAD836.90000009536743GoodGood @pCircularshYLF84%CARE_AA.0537Upper Deep CreekFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM463443.374253361.9112NAD836.69999980926514GoodGood @pCircular{{wk`QD>0,"CARE_AA.0535Bulberry CreekCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM467701.114255838.8012NAD832.59999990463257GoodFair@pCircularshYLF84 CARE_AA.0534Cedar Mesa CampgroundSandy Creek BenchesUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM492754.864206815.5212NAD834.19999980926514GoodFair@pOther~sdWQ@<'LVAL >d"0There is probably a little more herbaceous vegetation in this spot due to the wash than what you would find on the hills.Not really enough of either shrub, but too much understory overall to call it sparse.Very good representation of this type, with heavy cover of SHEROT in the understory. Also a small amount of BOUGRA present.Shrubs along road berm, not characteristic of stand. This point doesn't look like photos in key, less natural.This polygon is huge, but I can see most of it from this vantage point. The word "moonscape" comes to mind. Where there is vegetation (mostly along small drainage channels) clumps of Sporobolus airoides and Halogeton glomeratus occur. A few lonely Zuckia shrubs are scattered around.This seems like an ecotone, since there is a lot of P/J and only 2 PSEMEN trees and higher it is mostly PSEMEN and sparser understory whereas at point the understory is very thick diverse shrubs.Large area of SPOAIR with sparse shrub cover, mostly be SARVER. The SPOAIR is rhizomatous, sample collected.I have only seen a small section of this polygon, so I don't know how representative plot is. Other parts of the polygon may have sparser vegetation, since this is a depression area that includes a N-facing slope. Primary name fit pretty well, though this is not sparse vegetation and there was no mention of grasses in the description. Secondary name also fit, but ARTBIG has more than trace cover and it didn't mention SPOAIR.This site has slightly higher cover by ERIMIC, particularly on old dune flanks and tops. ERINAU occupies the old dune ridges. Generally, the cover is low to sparse throughout.Hard to key this out since the only name that kind of fit was a placeholder, which I gave my secondary choice. The description for the placeholder name fit well, but to accurately represent the dominant and diagnostic shrubs characterizing this polygon, I gave it my own name for the primary choice. Good representation of the shaded alcove-type area at the head of this side canyon.LVALP , &|Point had a high density of PURMEX. Polygon very long - did not walk thru much of it.The shrubs are found along the edge of the dune. To the west the polygon changes to P-J/CERINT.Large, homogenous polygon where ATRGAR dominates throughout. HILJAM that is here seems like it's an inclusion of the ATRGAR/PLEJAM type on a rocky hillslope. Neither name is a perfect fit-too little HILJAM for a secondary name and not the right shrubs for primary name. Habitat description in key is wrong for both . Tertiary name justified by significant ERICOR presence throughout polygon.Plot is centered on a stabilized dune area, with a small area of active movement. The trees and all shrubs except FRAANO are only on the fringes of the plot (either on wash banks or at the base of cliff walls), so prefer the primary name. But note that the actual shrub species present varies from both association descriptions.Sort of a varied polygon due to its proximity to the road (and containing a small pull-off area) and due to a broad, bisecting wash, at the center of which is the AA point. I gave a primary name for associations outside plot and took a second photo to represent the other community within this polygon, but outside plot area. Sparse understory throughout polygon is dominated by forbs.Areas to the south in this polygon (about 100m away) have much more ERILEP and far less SARVER. Otherwise, this area fits primary name very well.QUEGAM is definitely dominant here, so it keyed easily to that association. Description should mention the possibility for high shrub and graminoid diversity associated with this type. I put the secondary name because there was a large patch of QUEWEL in the plot, but I hesitated because it looks like a hybrid with Q. gambelii and description didn't match as well (this is a NE-facing mesic canyon). Good representation, except for the presence of QUEWEL x GAM here.+0V| # PK` CARE_AA.0582Circle CliffBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM490791.684200860.3112NAD832.40000009536743GoodGoodThis choice fits to a "T".Circularuj[NH73CARE_AA.0581Jones BenchGeyser PeakUTSevier CountyCAREAA0581Garmin GPS 76465961.314263134.8212YesNAD8305.6FairFair@uCircular{uqeZKC=.*CARE_AA.0580Oystershell ReefBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCAREF042307A.corTrimble GeoXM496845.594192275.5112SNAD834GoodGood@uCircularzo`RL;7"CARE_AA.0579Circle CliffsDeer PointUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM503838.704170798.0812NAD832.20000004768372GoodGood@uCircular}}ymbSF@/+CARE_AA.0576Notom RoadFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM484864.084234953.9712NAD833.29999995231628FairFairV@uCircularzssocXI<6($CARE_AA.0575Deep CreekFruitaUTWayne CountyCAREAA0575Garmin GPS 76487005.074238679.1312YesNAD8303.3GoodGood@uOther}{tnj^SD<6($CARE_AA.0573Cedar MesaSandy Creek BenchesUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM494383.114206701.7712NAD832.5GoodGood Good fit.CircularshYLF51CARE_AA.0572North BoundarySolomons TempleUTSevier CountyCARE011Garmin Garmin GPS 76472807.974264677.6412YesNAD834Was approximately 5m S of centroid.GoodGood@uCircular|peOJD51 CARE_AA.0571Scenic DriveFruitaUTWayne CountyCAREM042109A.corTrimble GeoXM479766.924234080.9112NAD832.5GoodGood@sCircular}vvrf[L>8*&CARE_AA.0570Scenic DriveFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM478434.534235155.7512NAD832.59999990463257FairFair@uOther|uuqeZK>8*&CARE_AA.0569Oak CreekBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM488166.164215958.3512NAD833PoorGood@sCircularzzvj_PC=,(CARE_AA.0568The NotchFruitaUTWayne CountyCAREAA0568Garmin GPS 76484280.484242779.1712NoNAD8304.0GoodGood@ rCircularzxqmi]RC;5'#CARE_AA.0567Top of Burr TrailWagon Box MesaUTGarfield CountyCAREB042510A.corTrimble GeoXM496715.354188645.1112NAD837.19999980926514GoodGood@uCircularvk\NH73#CARE_AA.0565Sulphur Creek RoadTwin RocksUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM469552.354241149.8012NAD833.09999990463257GoodFair@sCircular{odUHB40$CARE_AA.0564Pierce DrawCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCAREAA0564Garmin GPS 76472809425824512YesNAD8303.9FairFair@rCircular{uqh`QIC51CARE_AA.0563Capitol GorgeGolden ThroneUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM485284.824229045.3412NAD833.5GoodGood@sCircular}}ymbSF@2.CARE_AA.0562East EntranceFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM487721.714237306.1312NAD832FairGood@sCircular}vvrf[L?9+'RLVAL \ b t\rKeyed easily to this association, I wouldn't call it anything else! Great representation of the polygon, but where there is more bedrock exposure there is less total plant cover.May be a few too many trees in this spot to call this a shrubland.There is such a large variety in the plant species that the point could fit in any of these associations, but none of these names perfectly fit the species described. It is in a narrow canyon.Much of polygon is similar to the species/geology found in this plot, but note that vegetation is patchy and variable throughout because of the varying areas of colluvium (Kayenta-Wingate derived) and exposed bedrock Chinle. Trees are sparse or absent in large areas of polygon, and LEYSAL is less dense to absent on S-facing and high interfluve areas of polygon. Plot is sparsely vegetated, so grass cover is less than full description of assoc. calls for.This point is close to a pinyon-juniper woodland and has more PJ than rest of polygon towards the east which has very little tree cover and is purely Artemisia bigelovii shrubland. I think the polygon is primary name except for closer to the PJ woods (this point) which should be in secondary name.More dropseed here than in some other wash points sampled today. A linear plot was observed.Very sparse representation of this type on a dry, steep exposure of sandstone and shale. Site is very erosive.The polygon itself has more Stipa than this point, which fell close to the edge & includes some shallower soils w/less bunchgrass, and more shrubs. Ephedra is scattered throughout as far as I can tell. Oval plot was observed to avoid adjacent polygon.Keyed fairly easily to both names. Understory is sparse (<5%) with HILJAM and ARTPYG as the co-dominants, though ERICOR could be considered a third dominant here. Relatively high HILJAM cover could be due to point location bordering a polygon that looks to be a JUNOST/PLEJAM type, which makes me feel the primary call is more accurate.f+)JE S p 6Pb{CARE_AA.0603Upper Deep CreekFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM464203.814253470.0112NAD834.40000009536743FairFair8@yCircular{{wk`QD>0,"CARE_AA.0602Hall's CreekDeer PointUTGarfield CountyCARET042507A.corTrimble GeoXM504738.644176772.1812NAD833.40000009536743GoodGoodv@xCircular}}ymbSE?.*CARE_AA.0601Hartnet DrawCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM475140.154255320.7512NAD832.79999995231628UnknownGood@xCircular}qfWJD62CARE_AA.0599Halls CreekDeer PointUTGarfield CountyCARER042509A.corTrimble GeoXM505111.264175217.6012NAD832.70000004768372PoorPoor~@xCircular||xlaRD>-)CARE_AA.0598Dry BenchBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM483946.064207666.1212NAD833.59999990463257PoorFair@xCircularzzvj_PC=,(CARE_AA.0597Scenic DriveFruitaUTWayne CountyCAREF042109A.corTrimble GeoXM478726.724234862.0512NAD832.70000004768372PoorGood*@xCircular}vvrf[L>8*&CARE_AA.0596Waterpocket Fold - Jailhouse Rock AreaFruita NWUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM478507.974248291.3912YesNAD832.59999990463257GoodGood@xCircularwh[UGC8CARE_AA.0593Muley TwistWagon Box MesaUTGarfield CountyCAREM042609A.corTrimble GeoXM497155.194189425.2812NAD833.5GoodFair@xCircular|peVHB1-CARE_AA.0592The PostThe PostUTGarfield CountyCAREJ042308A.corTrimble GeoXM501781.114186093.8312NAD835.09999990463257GoodGoodh@wCircular~wwsg\M?9($CARE_AA.0591Muley Twist- lowerWagon Box MesaUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM498194.364186833.2512NAD832.79999995231628PoorFair&@wCircularvk\OI84$CARE_AA.0590Dry BenchBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARE0590Garmin Garmin GPS 76484019.674209737.2712YesNAD8304.5GoodPoorp@wCircularzvj_IC=,(CARE_AA.0589Hall's CreekDeer PointUTGarfield CountyCARET042507A.corTrimble GeoXM504962.514175996.3812NAD833.09999990463257GoodGood&@wCircular}}ymbSE?.*CARE_AA.0588Johnson MesaTwin RocksUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM476247.714236931.6712NAD832.29999995231628UnknownFair@wOtheryyui^OB<.*CARE_AA.0586Bitter SpringBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCAREF042410A.corTrimble GeoXM497008.984194607.2512SNAD834.59999990463257GoodGood@wCircularwl]OI84CARE_AA.0585Cedar MesaSandy Creek BenchesUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM491939.944208405.2712NAD832.70000004768372GoodGoodGood fit, easy to key.CircularshYLF51CARE_AA.0584South DesertFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM478790.714247349.7612NAD832.09999990463257GoodFairX@wCircular|uuqeZK>8*&CARE_AA.0583Fern's NippleGolden ThroneUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM482170.884232042.5612NAD832GoodGoodf@uCircular}}ymbSF@2.LVAL 4 xAbout 2/3 of this plot fit the Sarcobatus vermiculatus Shrubland description well, and this portion appears to represent the majority of the polygon well, too. The CHRNAU area is difficult to differentiate environmentally, but it's a distinct change vegetatively. Perhaps it has more frequent standing water during intermittent flooding. This association is represented as the secondary name above, also fitting the description well.This point seems like it's transitional between the primary and secondary name communities, with the primary farther up on the terrace away from the wash. There didn't seem to be a clear enough delineation between the two communities to do two species lists though. This point definitely seems a bit anomalous in the polygon- walking through the first part, there seemed to be a lot of JUNOST/ ARTTRI.Too much pine & sage to fit into a QUEGAM / AMEUTA type.The primary assoc. seems like a good fit. The PLEJAM is clumpy in distribution. Polygon doesn't seem real homogeneous, as evidenced by plot 1231.This is a very large polygon & I've only walked through the eastern edge of it, so not sure how uniform it is. I had real troubles keying this - nothing seemed dominant in understory; not even sure if grasses or shrubs were more dominant! It seemed to fit primary name, though there was enough CERINT that secondary name could fit. I didn't feel like graminoids were dominant enough to give them a tertiary name. Plot stretches from UTM's to the west to stay in polygon.This point fits well in primary but does not include the high BROTEC grass cover, therefore I made a secondary name. There is a lot of TAMCHI just outside of this point. This point abuts point #694, but does not overlap.Hard to key out because of the diverse herbaceous understory all with sparse cover. Primary name probably the best fit, though total understory cover is borderline sparse.LVALz  Secondary association refers to approx. 1/3 of plot that hugs the eastern boundary of polygon where the slope increases to a low rise of colluvium. Primary assoc. fits rest of plot well.Polygon is huge and I didn't have time to walk through much of it, so not sure how representative this point is. Some areas seem to have higher Bouteloua (but Artemisia bigelovii present throughout); and Purshia mexicana is concentrated around drainage channels. This point may also have a higher than average Hilaria density.This point is probably an ecotone. Blackbrush does not show up in the rest of the polygon that is an ATRCAN Shrubland. The Other Veg Association, P-J/Quercus gambelii Woodland is to the SW.This spot might be an ecotone between the ponderosa/oak woodland and the P-J woodlands to the east. Clumps of P-J occur throughout this polygon mixing with the ponderosa. The habitat is all wrong for my first choice, according to the description.The point lies in an area where the trees are invading the polygon, much of the polygon is shrub and grass dominated. This point is a mixture or ecotone to a wooded type. The point is a mixture of the above associations and the Ephedra torreyana/Pleuraphis jamesii Shrubland.Good fit. Grasses are limited in area to a slatey substrate upslope from plot center. Further upslope is the "other association", covering a limited area of sandy Carmel substrate, and including denser grasses of the same species.This small polygon clearly delineates a narrow wash/ terrace community, so I did a long, narrow plot (10-30m wide) to account for this. Polygon not very homogenous though- There are scattered CHRNAU shrubs closer to wash edge, and denser, broader ARTTRI patches higher up on the terrace. Farther away on the terrace outside the plot, CHRVIS grows densely and clearly dominates. Some type of PJ is in neighboring polygon on rocky slopes above wash.tLVAL Z xz(2Plenty of weeds here. The polygon is extensive and I haven't seen much of it.Where the plot fell seems to have more pinyon-juniper than what I can see nearby. The southeast aspect may be responsible.Good fit but wish there were more EPHTOR.A linear plot was observed to capture wash vegetation.Too much sage for the second choice. Too many tall shrubs for the third choice. Also, not on a colluvial slope for second choice. The polygon has openings without the tall shrubs. The P-J/sage seem to be the most consistent components.Clumps of Cercocarpus and other tall shrubs near the plot might key to P-J/CERMON. There aren't many cushion plants here, mainly just Petradoria pumila. The circular plot was offset away from the edge of the polygon.Point fell near edge of polygon, where JUNOST, CHRVIS, EPHTOR cover are higher than what is representative of the polygon (see other association names). Hard to key out because there is no association name with the 2 codominants. ERILEP & ARTFIL. Primary name okay, but no mention of ERILEP. Secondary name fair because no associated shrubs listed and this is not sparse. Tertiary name also fair because no POLINC or VANSTY in polygon.Very large polygon so hard to know what is representative. Point fell in the middle of a ravine/small canyon that fits tertiary name description, but surrounding hills fit primary or secondary name. Both ATRCON & ARTBIG are co-dominant with EPHTOR here, so either name could work. Borderline sparse vegetation.A good fit. Definitely typical of much of the polygon.Primary name fit pretty well here, but no mention of PINPON or PSEMEN in the description; so I gave it the new secondary name even though ARCPAT is not co-dominant but seems diagnostic. Overall, polygon has pretty much the same mixture of species, but their dominance has varied. This is a good representative of much of the polygon where CERINT is dominant in the understory and PINPON cover is fairly sparse.+?c  :Nl CARE_AA.0624Bullberry CreekFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM467260.034254581.2212NAD832.59999990463257FairGood Good fit.Circularzzvj_PC=/+!CARE_AA.0623Bulberry CreekCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM467594.674254216.5612NAD833.09999990463257FairGood,@{CircularshYLF84 CARE_AA.0622The NotchFruitaUTWayne CountyCAREAA0622Garmin GPS 76484355.684242522.1912NoNAD8304.2GoodGood|@{Circularzxqmi]RC;5'#CARE_AA.0621South of Hwy 112FruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM484614.654236892.5112NAD833.5GoodGood@@{Circularyyui^OB<.*"CARE_AA.0620North BoundarySolomons TempleUTSevier CountyCARE007Garmin Garmin GPS 76473216.104265089.3012YesNAD836FairGood.@{Circular|peOJD51 CARE_AA.0619North BoundarySolomons TempleUTWayne CountyCARE028Garmin Garmin GPS 76473364.014262240.7412YesNAD837UnknownFairn@{Circular{odNIC51 CARE_AA.0618South Draw RoadGolden ThroneUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM485168.314221542.0312NAD831.89999997615814GoodGood@{Circular~rgXKE40!CARE_AA.0615Hartnet DrawCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCAREAA0615Garmin GPS 76477099.924255987.5612YesNAD8303.5UnknownGood@ yCircular|xlaRJD62CARE_AA.0614Billings PassFlat TopUTWayne CountyCAREAA0614Garmin GPS 76464025.244254290.2612NoNAD8306.7UnknownFair@yCircular~wsocXIA;-)CARE_AA.0613North BoundarySolomons TempleUTSevier CountyCARE010Garmin Garmin GPS 76473069.854264793.8812YesNAD832PoorFair<@{Circular|peOJD51 CARE_AA.0612South Desert - Deep CreekFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM483984.074241373.4712NAD834.90000009536743GoodGoodR@yCircular~rgXKE73+CARE_AA.0611Deep CreekFruitaUTWayne CountyCAREAA0611Garmin GPS 76486460.194240225.8412NAD8307.5GoodGoodl@yOther||wunnj^SD<6($CARE_AA.0610Above N. Coleman CanyonBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM486241.544210627.6212NAD839.10000038146973FairPoor@yCircularxm^QK:6)CARE_AA.0608Dry BenchBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM484053.584208625.6812NAD833.59999990463257UnknownGood@yOtherzzvj_PC=,(CARE_AA.0606The NotchFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM483540.164246143.6512NAD833.09999990463257FairFairp@yCircularyrrnbWH;5'#CARE_AA.0605South DesertFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM480432.424246736.3312NAD832.5UnknownFairr@yCircular|uuqeZK>8*&CARE_AA.0604Paradise DrawCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM471736.194251028.5512NAD832.20000004768372GoodGoodn@yCircular~rgXKE73FLVAL l > V4XlKeyed easily to this association and the pictures and description fit perfectly here! Good representative of polygon.These types describe this alluvial dune community well.My made up name fits better than anything in the key and would fit many sites in this area. The polygon is non-homogenous with densities of P-J, oak and sagebrush varying throughout.A linear plot was observed to capture the wash vegetation.This plot actually fits the name and description perfectly - BOUGRA and PLEJAM are the 2 most dominant grasses! It would still be good to mention the presence of ATRCON and STIHYM in the description and the moderate to high STICOM cover nearly always associated with this type. Good representation of the large polygon covering Johnson Mesa.Good fit to this name and no CERINT so did not add second name. Polygon seems to be a mix of PJ/SHEROT/AMEUTA/CERINT with CERINT higher in elevation.A wash runs through polygon but doesn't affect the vegetation.Keyed easily to both names. Fit secondary name description better, but hesitated on this name because this is not really sparse vegetation. This looks more like a wooded shrubland, but primary still works and the description fits well. Looks like a great representative of the polygon.This site is predominantly ACHHYM - BOUGRA H. V., with minor ERINAU and it fits the primary although the substrate is alluvium rather than sandy flats.There is quite a bit of BOUGRA here, where patches of soil are deeper. However, it is not quite co-dominant with PLEJAM. These are only a few pinyon trees within the extended stand.Keyed easily and fit the description well. More MAHFRE and less SHEROT than I've seen in other parts of the polygon.This is a sparsely vegetated site that is unlike the remainder of the polygon - it is flatter with fewer low hummocks. There is less ERINAU cover to the west and more to the east & north. 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May be an anomalous BETOCC patch as I have not seen another like this in the polygon; the Equisetum also being anomalous. Point fell in a depression near a drainageway on the toeslope, so the slope is flatter and area is more shaded and moist than the surrounding hills.We chose the primary name based on the environmental description and shrubs listed, however scant BOUERI was found in plot and the name did not include STICOM, which is really co-dominant with HILJAM here (not BOUERI). Our secondary name also fit based on description and because shrubs have moderate cover here; however this name also excluded STICOM; so we made a new name for our tertiary choice, which is most representative of the community in this plot from our vantage point and looking at the aerial photo, this polygon looks pretty homogenous.Diverse mixture of shrubs/grasses here - nothing in the key fits well! Secondary name really doesn't work here - too much ARTBIG! Plot circular, but stretched from UTM's to the south to stay in polygon.Point is likely representative of toeslopes of several spires in the polygon, but not the alluvium that is generally present. It could fit either of two associations of sparse badlands types.Good fit for species/community, but wrong geology layer according to key. Also, ERICOR is pretty dense here to be considered sparse veg!Very uniform, small polygon - there's no doubt in my mind what to call this! PJ short & stumpy here, but everybody looks healthy.Due to clumpy nature of the tall shrubs, the serviceberry could have a higher cover than the oak depending on where the point is taken. The pines and the sage seem pretty consistent in density and distribution. The key does not address the tall shrubs in this environment & with the sage.tLVAL 4 "8f^This site has a mixed grass understory but BROTEC is prevalent. Wash is about 35m wide at this pointHaven't seen much of this polygon, but from what I have seen, the understory seems to fluctuate in dominance between BOUGRA & MUHPUN, with most areas having BOUGRA. Names don't fit perfectly because associated species as described in key are not same as here.Keyed easily and matched the description well, though the herbaceous cover is as high as the shrub cover.Key appears to select for deeper soils than found in plot (couplet 32a), but these soils are quite shallow. Deeper, duney soil areas with QUEWEL are very limited in this plot and would seem to be anomalous to the polygon in this vicinity. Key description of secondary name is more specific to the soils and sandstone bedrock environment, but this is a very marginal call for woodland. Nearby association occurs in shallow wash to W of plot, and would also be technically low tree cover for a woodland.Areas to the E have higher tree cover, and probably could be called by secondary name. Plot is on the edge of a disturbed area (road, stock corral), and ATRCAN density is higher there. Tamarisk is patchy, and doesn't appear to ever exceed POPFRE in density in this part of the polygon. Note that most POPFRE in area are young - vs. POPFRE/ERINAU description.This site on the canyon wall has much less biocrust than surrounding areas in the polygon. Those areas would actually fit the description better than this site. Rough terrain prevented me from getting to the exact AA point.STIHYM higher density than BROTEC, but this is clearly a disturbed site. Density of SARVER varies through the plot. Most is pretty sparse, but there are belts of denser shrubbery.If it's a woodland, the key leads directly to choice one. If the low tree cover makes it a shrubland, the key leads directly to choice two.The description specifies deep aeolian soil and a south central park location. 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TNOval plot was observed to avoid adjacent polygon.Primary name description fit okay here, though the understory is mostly weedy annuals (not diverse) and this is a wash community. This looks like an ARTTRI ssp TRI Wash Shrubland being invaded by P-J from surrounding hills, so I included the second name. Represents this wash community well.This community is somewhat similar to previous AA pt. (1052), except species densities are higher, and the COLRAM density is more greatly increased because of an area of deeper soil. CERINT is only a very small trace - two or three small shrubs. Slabby areas seem to increase shrub variety over what I would expect in a PJ/COLRAM with less bedrock.This seems to fit primary name but needs SHEROT added - hence second name.This point is an ARTTRIT/ SPOAIR shrubland, so does not fit the ARTTRI shrubland association well. The graminoid cover is too high at this site. Also there is no PLEJAM in the understory so the fit cannot be made to the ARTTRIT / PLEJAM shrubland.This seems like primary name but has more shrub diversity but the cover is still definitely sparse, seems like the rest of the polygon may be EPHTOR- ARTBIG Sparse as well. This point doesn't have enough EPHTOR and no ARTBIG to call it EPHTOR/ARTBIG SPARSE.Large, homogenous polygon where ATRGAR dominates throughout. Primary name probably best fit, though associated shrubs & habitat from key are wrong. Not enough HILJAM (& wrong habitat) for secondary name. Tertiary name justified from the constant significant presence of ERICOR in this polygon.Good fit. Plot included a deep, narrow gully, but this didn't affect vegetation.Made plot a long rectangle to stay on North side of Deep Creek, within the polygon. Secondary name works okay here, but no mention of JUNSCO or Salix or a description of community occurring along creeks. Made a new name for the primary to capture the co-dominant canopy species.LVAL 8<2tThe first choice fits best. The understory is a little skimpy for the other choices.This point has little SHEROT and even less AMEUTA hence both names. Polygon varies in SHEROT/AMEUTA % covers and in PINEDU versus JUNOST proportions but basically polygon is primary mane with PJ/CERINT higher in elevation.There's no question! Density of COLRAM varies slightly through polygon and more ARTFIL on dunier areas, but this is textbook COLRAM.Keyed easily and matched both descriptions well. Included secondary name because BOUGRA is co-dominant here, but it was mentioned in the primary name description. Other parts of the polygon seemed to have more BOUGRA and sparse OPUFRA compared to here.The description for the secondary name fit okay (though the name fit well) but 3 of the mentioned shrubs were not found here and one of the dominant shrubs here (ARTTRI) was not mentioned. Did not want to give JUNOST/ARTTRI the tertiary name because this plot does not resemble others I've had with that name. Gave it a new name for primary, which fits best here where three shrubs are co-dominant. Was a good representation of the part of the polygon I walked through.This polygon is really a mish-mash of shrubs and Juniper with ATRCAN leaking up from the area below. None of the names fit well - no PINEDU here, COLRAM doesn't seem that dominant, and QUEHAV not that dominant either!:(Primary name fits well w/upper level areas (~50%) of plot, and with the polygon in general outside of wash terrace areas. Wash terrace areas of plot are a little harder to fit to key associations - ERINAU desert wash might fit, but FALPAR is absent, and ARTFIL is equal to ERINAU on wash banks (it dominates on terrace surfaces along banks). ATRCAN is relatively high component in this association only in small areas - I can see an extensive terrace of mostly ARTFIL on SE side of wash. 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Note that none of the other shrubs mentioned in the key description are present - but there is significant grass cover, which is not mentioned in key.Huge polygon and I haven't seen much of it, but looks (for 1/4 mile at least) like Ephedra torreyana is dominant shrub. There is a lot of grass here, as well, so doesn't seem like "sparse veg" type. Not enough Artemisia bigelovii for secondary name to be good fit. All the Sporobolus airoides in the area for last several plots and polygons has been troubling! Had to shift plot about 30m west to stay in polygon.These random points (801 and 673) have landed on portions of the polygon that are less representative of the whole and what I imagine to be the mapped association. Even though the environmental description fits well here, I have a hard time calling this plot a shrubland since BROTEC has way more cover than the shrubs! Should be a SARVER/BROTEC shrub herbaceous, maybe? Also, no ATRCAN mentioned in the description.This point is not very exemplitive of polygon which is great primary name with black volcanic rocks throughout soil whereas this point lies on a Carmel hill that has little SHEROT but is a pretty good representative of primary name. As well, this point is too sparse to really call woodland but otherwise this fit.Secondary sounds right except for sparse vegetation. More of an herbaceous than a shrubland type, so I gave it a new primary name. Tertiary name a stretch since it does not even mention SPOAIR, but it does mention the right combo of shrubs.This is a disturbed area along the main paved road - which extends along the edge of this polygon for quite a ways. However, areas closer to the river will more closely resemble a POPFRE/ERINAU associationLVAL Z jArea of this community is extensive and doesn't fit anything in the key at all! A new name was needed here as EPHTOR and STICOM are clearly the dominants here. There's more ATRCON and BOUGRA here than other areas I've seen ~100-200m north.On the north slope the primary name fits better. On the south slope there is no AMEUTA. On top of the ridge there is more ARTTRIWYO. This seems like more of a woodland than a wooded shrubland.The shrubs are mostly along the edge of the dune.The cover of the Hilaria and the Bouteloua are about equal with the nod going to the Hilaria.The % cover of shrubs may push the secondary name, but the CERMON is a consistent and obvious presence in this area of polygon.Huge polygon that we haven't walked through entirely, so hard to know the representativeness. Keyed easily and fit the description well. Plot may have higher than normal STIHYM cover.Plot is not typical of entire polygon because of the occasional outcropping of Navajo bedrock from under the boulder deposits. No doubt this explains the patches of Cercocarpus and Amelanchier, which dominate along the downslope areas of plot. The upslope edge of plot more closely represents the polygon, with its concentration of Ephedra viridis.This point is difficult to classify with low cover by most diagnostic species present. Has affinities to the sparse ERINAU shrublands at other sites.The Hilaria and Bouteloua were almost equal. The nod goes to the Hilaria. Not enough shrubs here to form a layer. The P-J / Purshia stansburiana Woodland Other Association is to the west.Fit primary name description okay but no mention of other canopy species. Secondary new name fits okay also, but the description should definitely mention P-J and PSEMEN. Polygon has the same mixture of species but they vary in their dominance. 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Know that we are in the same polygon.UnknownGoodr@Circular|uuqeZK>8*&CARE_AA.0681Paradise DrawCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM471850.904250996.1212NAD832.79999995231628PoorFair@Circular~rgXKE73LVAL  | l Large polygon and I didn't get to see much of it, but this point looks representative from what I could tell. ARTBIG & EPHTOR definitely co-dominant here.Large, homogenous polygon with very little growing in the understory anywhere!Widely scattered Tamarisk and Rabbitbrush along the edges of the broad, shallow wash, with a few shrubs persisting in the middle. SPOAIR is on the terrace of wash (barely in plot) and is leaking in from the neighboring polygon. Plot long and narrow (~40m wide) to stay in polygon.Plot was made in a linear shape (~20m x 250m) to keep it inside polygon / wash corridor. A small terrace is almost entirely FALPAR, with other bank areas a mix of the tall and short shrubs. Trees are here, but are restricted to the higher top slope and (small, occasional) terraces.Plot is on an ecotone between partially submerged TAMCHI Temporarily Flooded Shrubland (to the S) and ATRCAN (to the N). This plot appears to overlap with (or abut to) point 586. Cover values are higher for TAMCHI on the S half of plot and higher for ATRCAN on the N half of plot, with BROTEC the dominant understory throughout. Polygon seems to capture this ecotone, and therefore does not represent a distinct or homogenous community.Fits primary name perfectly and polygon homogenous in terms of the dominant species. This point may be a bit grassier than most though.Bouteloua definitely seems to be the only diagnostic in the understory here, although I've only been able to see about 1/4 of the polygon. Not a perfect fit for key though, as Bouteloua is pretty sparse and other shrubs should be present with the Bouteloua, according to the key.There is about twice as much Sporobolus as there is galletta grass. There are large areas in this polygon which have nothing but annual weeds in them.A mix of shrubs, with buffalo berry having slightly higher cover, and no pinyon trees here. The two points done in this polygon were very similar.+2D e x  !.CARE_AA.0716Paradise FlatsCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM469958.284251218.0012NAD833.5GoodGoodGood fit - bad hiking!CircularshYLF84 CARE_AA.0715Pierce DrawCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM469924.384259539.6312NAD832.40000009536743UnknownFair@Circular|peVIC51CARE_AA.0714Scenic DriveGolden ThroneUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM479503.974233415.7112NAD832.5GoodPoor@Circular||xlaRE?1-CARE_AA.0712Miner's MountainTwin RocksUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM473994.374234170.4812NAD832.59999990463257Could not get to point because of cliff band, so had to offset point about 100 m, but know I was observing polygon-had a good view from above.GoodGood@CircularH>2,&}}ymbSF@2."CARE_AA.0711Bitter Spring CreekBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM497489.824196933.4912NAD834.19999980926514GoodGood@Other|qbUO>:%CARE_AA.0709South Desert - Deep Creek DrainageFruita NWUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM482538.754247509.1312NAD832GoodFair@Circular~sdWQC?4CARE_AA.0708South DesertCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCAREAA0708Garmin GPS 76471254.934255324.2512NoNAD8307.0UnknownGoodNone.Circular|xlaRJD62CARE_AA.0707S. of Fern's NippleGolden ThroneUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM482280.044231233.2712NAD832.40000009536743GoodGoodh@CircularshYLF84%CARE_AA.0706South DesertFruita NWUTWayne CountyCARE104Garmin Garmin GPS 76480135.314254250.3512YesNAD834PoorFairV@Circular}wsg\FA;-)CARE_AA.0705Scenic DriveFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM478951.304235007.7912NAD832.59999990463257GoodFair@Circular|uuqeZK>8*&CARE_AA.0704Johnson MesaTwin RocksUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM477252.524236892.6512NAD832.70000004768372GoodGood@Circularyyui^OB<.*CARE_AA.0703Paradise FlatsCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM470704.994251473.5712NAD837.40000009536743FairFair@CircularshYLF84 CARE_AA.0702Hartnet RoadFruita NWUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM478585.064254285.3612NAD832.09999990463257GoodPoor@Otherxxth]NA;-)CARE_AA.0701Muley Twist Canyon areaThe PostUTGarfield CountyCAREB042510A.corTrimble GeoXM503039.914180137.1112SNAD832.70000004768372GoodGoodt@Othervk\NH73)CARE_AA.0700North boundarySolomons TempleUTEmery CountyCARE021Garmin Garmin GPS 76474178.534263979.5912YesNAD834FairGood2@Circular{odNIC51 CARE_AA.0699Hartnet Road- North ofFruita NWUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM479136.364255875.8212NAD834.59999990463257UnknownGood6@Circular~rgXKE73(2LVALZ 6NThe point falls exactly between the two associations listed above. One (ERINAU) is on the first terrace of a broad drainage. The second (ATRCON) is on the second terrace.Primary name seems to fit both the vegetation and soil pretty well but this point and polygon have more shrub diversity hence second name, which has all the shrubs listed as occurring within that type.This point falls right on the "border" between two common types on this mesa, so the 2 species lists seemed justified. BOUGRA is definitely the dominant grass of the mesa top (w/EPHTOR), and BOUERI is dominating the S-facing slopes (w/EPHVIR).This point is PJ with a mixed grass understory in which BOUGRA and HILJAM are slightly dominant but STICOM is pretty close in cover. Therefore, it doesn't fit nicely in any one name so I just picked the three grasses with higher cover in order of "diagnostic". Walked through area with lots of OPUFRA to get to hillside that the point was on.Very difficult to key out and nothing fit here. A desert wash wooded shrubland with a mixture of shrubs, all with low to moderate cover. No PINEDU in sight and no JUNOST/shrub types in the key fit, so I had to give it a new name. Made plot a long rectangle in order to stay within the narrow polygon which traces this wash.AA point again fell near edge of the polygon so the logged point is ~25 m. N of what I made the new plot center point be, so that the plot could not capture the adjacent wash community entirely. Keyed easily to both associations, except that I would definitely have called this a shrub herbaceous because of the high grass cover. From what I can see, plot is a very good representation of the polygon. I made secondary name the second choice because it described low STICOM cover (not true here), but the photos and descriptions fit better here than the primary name.This site has more bunchgrass than do grazed BLM lands to the north. Biotic crust development is good. Sparse ATRCAN stands are consistent in this areaLVAL r^I made the point linear along the wash bottom, since the point is at the wash bank & not on the terrace. It fits primary name well, except that is sparse. This primary name only describes wash & polygon extends thru entire valley bottom. The area E of wash is SARVER/ARTTRI & SARVER/ATRCON.One or two pines tossed this into a P-J type.The primary and secondary associations are segregated by the patchy nature of the soil surface characteristics in this polygon - see environmental comments. Both are equally present in this vicinity, but distinct. Amelanchier is only associated with the CERMON component.ATRGAR is present and has nearly as much cover as rabbitbrush. A linear plot was observed to capture the wash vegetation polygon.I made up the name for my first choice because of the dominant Sporobolus.Primary name's description does fit this community well. This is a remarkably distinct polygon/community, homogenous throughout. JUNOST are scattered throughout, perhaps slightly denser in area of plot.Keyed fairly easily to both names. Not sure what total understory cover should be for primary name, very sparse here, but SHEROT is the dominant shrub. Looks like a large homogenous polygon.Plot was circle shifted 35m to the NE to keep plot on top of the rim of canyon to SW of plot. Keyed easily. No PINEDU at all here.ACHHYM isn't very prominent here, though it does occur. The SPOAIR tends to be prominent in or on the edges of gullies, but absent on upland or flatter portions of plot and polygon. The geology doesn't match key description, and the soils are rather sticky.Keyed easily to both names and matched their descriptions well, except neither name mentioned the co-dominance of the other species. Also, STIHYM should be mentioned as "possibly present" in the description. 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The point happened to land in the gully making for a very sparse understory.Most of the rest of this polygon was definitely P-J/Sparse. This point happened to land in a shallow ravine with a few shrubs in the understory.Doesn't seem to fit anything in the key, - PJ, PSEMEN and PIPO are all dominant. QUEGAM deems the most dominant shrub, even up on this rocky hillside. Had to give it a new name! This point may be a bit anomalous in the polygon, - more PINPON and PSEMEN here.The sudden appearance of several key shrubs here (ERICOR, ARTBIG, TETSPI), makes primary name quite appealing compared to the rest of the polygon I've seen to the SW of here where those species were absent. Because there's a relatively high PJ cover here, secondary name could also fit. High grass cover makes primary name not a great fit - this area definitely does not seem that sparse.Large, pretty uniform polygon. Density of grass varies, and also there is more ATRCAN mixed in with the ARTTRI farther north.Saw a large area (several hundred meters in any direction) and looks quite homogenous from what we can tell. Fits primary name well, though there's enough SHEROT ( and some AMEUTA) in the area that second name could work.Plot center landed on the top of a major cliff overhanging the drainage below, so I moved it 40 meters east. Good fit to this area of polygon, where biocrusts are more dominant than in AA0104. Shrubs are quite sparse - total vegetation cover is about 2 to 3 percent maximum. Biocrusts are heavy on the flatter surface.This spot of the polygon has accumulated a lot of soil allowing an understory of shrubs to move in. Most of the polygon is PINPON Slickrock Sparse. The description for the PINPON/ARCPAT Woodland calls for "high altitude". We don't seem especially high here.LVAL ` ,:Keyed easily, though the understory is really a mixture of two co-dominants, PURTRI and ARCPAT, so it was a toss-up which name to put first. Primary name description did fit a little better though.The only diagnostic shrub here is SHEROT, but there is too much cover by trees to place it in a wooded herbaceous category.No problems keying to this association. All the sand hills in this area located between the Entrada hogback and the Navajo monocline are COLRAM shrubland.The oak is most abundant in and adjacent to the drainage. The CERMON and other shrubs are more prominent out of the drainage.Point fell in a depression area near the base of Entrada cliffs, so it is more moist here than the rest of the polygon (evidenced by the presence of SUATOR and a couple POPFRE seedlings). Most of the polygon is a mixture of COLRAM and ATRCON, with COLRAM being more dominant, but there were no association names for this combo. This plot has more ATRCON and STIHYM and fewer COLRAM than is typical for the polygon.It's becoming clear that this large polygon is highly nonhomogenous. As the soil type changes slightly the vegetation changes radically. Some areas are nothing but ATRCOR - other areas have none at all and are dominated by Hilaria or annual weeds.Point fell along a wash with exposed Navajo, making CERINT cover higher than is representative. Hard to key out because of the mixed understory with nothing clearly dominant. Primary and secondary name descriptions both work well here, though neither mention the diversity found, but there is less OPUFRA here so I put that name second. Third name works well for SE side of plot where there is some exposed Navajo bedrock. Point is more heterogeneous, both vegetatively and geologically, than rest of polygon, which resembles primary/secondary names more clearly.A good fit to the key. A nice even mix of shrubs. The Hilaria is confined to the steeper, cooler slopes.Perfect fit to the key/description. Community is borderline sparsely vegetated.'+#Wq ~ 9F$6QFWCARE_AA.0764South Draw RoadGolden ThroneUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM483907.954224870.0112YesNAD832.59999990463257GoodGood@Circular{odUHB40!CARE_AA.0763Cedar Mesa CampgroundSandy Creek BenchesUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM489939.864207703.5812YesNAD835.69999980926514GoodGood A good fit.Circular~sdWQ@<'CARE_AA.0762Deep CreekFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM463785.084253398.6712PosNAD836.40000009536743FairFair@Circular{uqeZK>8*&CARE_AA.0761Grand GulchWagon Box MesaUTGarfield CountyCARET042306A.corTrimble GeoXM499450.204190054.2412SYesNAD832.79999995231628PoorFair@Other|peVHB1-CARE_AA.0760Bulberry CreekFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM464870.404254947.512NonNAD830The GPS won't work in this canyon. The UTMs are from the AA point list.GoodGood@Circular~xti^OB<.* CARE_AA.0757Waterpocket FoldBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM493161.804203003.2212NAD832.90000009536743PoorPoor@Circularyn_RL;7"CARE_AA.0756Hall's CreekDeer PointUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM505556.144174143.2512NAD833FairGood\@Circular||xlaRE?.*CARE_AA.0755Paradise FlatsFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM466592.834251770.7912PosNAD831.89999997615814GoodGood@Circularyui^OB<.* CARE_AA.0754Cassidy ArchFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM480654.294234937.8012NAD833.70000004768372FairPoor@Other|uuqeZK>8*&CARE_AA.0753Upper Deep CreekFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM463931.664253247.5812PosNAD833.29999995231628GoodFair@Circular{wk`QD>0,"CARE_AA.0748South Coleman CanyonBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM485275.54209302.4212YesNAD834.80000019073486GoodGoodThis is a good fit.Circulartj[NH73&CARE_AA.0747Middle Desert WashFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARE094Garmin Garmin GPS 76466851.534261093.7212YesNAD835GoodPoor@Circular|xlaKF@2.$CARE_AA.0746Brimhall ArchDeer PointUTGarfield CountyCARE746Garmin GPS 12504000.944176583.4712YesNAD8303.0GoodGood4@Circular{uqeZKF@/+CARE_AA.0745Bitter Creek DivideBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM493751.294201080.8512NAD833.90000009536743GoodGood@Other|qbUO>:%CARE_AA.0743Hall's CreekDeer PointUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM507479.494168708.3312NAD835.40000009536743FairFair@@Circular||xlaRE?.*CARE_AA.0741Blue FlatFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM487794.454241557.6712NAD835FairFair@Circular{{{yrrnbWH;5'#CARE_AA.0740Paradise FlatsCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM467739.584251914.9112NAD833PoorFairn@CircularshYLF84 LVAL < l  z 6An oval plot was observed to avoid adjacent polygon.There are no Pinyon trees anywhere near here, or this spot would have fit nicely into a PJ / Purshia type.There isn't any other name in key that fits. On steep hillside south of point there was more ARCPAT & OPUFRA. At point 1455 there was more PURTRI and more forbs/grasses. This point has a lot of CHRVIS which is less "diagnostic" than PURTRI so counts less. Could possibly call it "PINPON/CHRVIS". ARCPAT is only below JUNSCO at point.This point is <50m from another polygon, so an oval plot was observed. The cover of Hilaria is low and is concentrated in areas protected from erosion. Chrysothamnus viscidiflorus is distributed throughout the plot. The Hilaria doesn't look very vigorous.This seems to be a good fit although the occasional douglas fir is not mentioned in the description.Since there are no association names in the key for KRALAN-dominated shrublands, I made my own name for the community found in this plot. The secondary name description and photos were the closest match I could find in the key. This seems to be an anomalous KRALAN patch in this polygon, the rest of which is dominated by ARTTRI.Having done other points in this large polygon, I know it's not homogenous, having several different types throughout. There's no doubt about the call in this area, however.Keyed easily and matched the description well, though no mention of the herbaceous diversity found here.AA point was in a narrow wash with steep, barren rock walls, so I made a long, linear plot of 20 by 250 m. In addition, point fell near the transition where the narrow wash began to open up into a broader park area in the main Grand Wash Canyon. I included more area upstream (in the narrows) from the logged point than downstream (where the polygon should probably be truncated, with the downstream portion combined with the neighboring polygon with the ATRCAN/STIHYM community).LVAL xPlot overlapped tarred road, so I moved it 30 meters to the North. Entire area was very patchy in terms of dominant species, but primary name seems most general and inclusive to me. Salix did not grow under the more mature stand of POPFRE, but the two species were mixed in other portions of plot. ARTTRI ssp. TRI area was relatively limited in size.Primary name is offered as a poor, but relevant name, based on description in key. However, there are no PINEDU here, or in any of the polygon I've walked through. SHEROT seems common to the steeper gully sides in polygon, but may disappear on the drier flat areas. From what I've seen, the Ephedra ssp. may still occur in those areas, but very sparsely. JUNOST in much of polygon is generally shrub-like. Purshia found in this plot does not appear common in rest of polygon.AA point falls on an ecotone between the primary and secondary association names (adjacent wash community), which are both in one big polygon together, which seems wrong. I did 2 species' lists for these 2 separate communities. The secondary name fits well except that I would add ARTFIL to the shrubs listed in the description.This point falls near the edge of the polygon and on the boundary of two communities. The first choice represents most of the polygon. The second choice represents the community spilling in from the adjacent polygon (west). Two plant lists describe the two communities. I couldn't get the second community to key to anything. It's probably too small for the MMU.Artemisia occupies the sandier sites with fewer pebbles, perhaps where there is more soil movement. Oval plot to avoid neighboring polygonFlatter areas of the polygon have significantly less rock cover and enough grass cover to be called either of the other association names. Slope areas are covered in rocks and have a very sparse understory, so plot is a good representative of these areas.W+=Z i  >TjqCARE_AA.0784Hall's CreekThe PostUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM503742.474178618.3412YesNAD833.40000009536743FairFairp@Circularzvj_PC=,(CARE_AA.0783Bitter Creek DivideBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM493456.084200816.9012YesNAD832.59999990463257GoodGood@Other|qbUO>:%CARE_AA.0782Jones BenchGeyser PeakUTSevier CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM465484.124262907.2612PosNAD831.89999997615814FairGood@Circularzvj_PC=.*CARE_AA.0781Dry BenchBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM483993.254209198.5712YesNAD833.20000004768372GoodPoorj@Circularzvj_PC=,(CARE_AA.0780White CanyonBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM491940.754196157.3112NAD833.5FairFairJ@Circularuj[NH73CARE_AA.0778Middle Desert WashSolomons TempleUTWayne CountyCAREGarmin Garmin GPS 76470070.544261685.2012NAD839UnknownPoor@Circular~~zncMMG95$CARE_AA.0777Sandy CreekBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM493307.874205038.2712YesNAD832.59999990463257GoodGood@CirculartiZMG62CARE_AA.0776Cedar MesaSandy Creek BenchesUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM494011.754207997.1412NAD832.79999995231628GoodGoodGood fit, easy to key.OthershYLF51CARE_AA.0775Sandy RanchSandy Creek BenchesUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM489128.764213362.3612YesNAD833.70000004768372GoodFairh@OthertiZMG62CARE_AA.0774Jailhouse RockFruita NWUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM480986.134250177.7612YesNAD831.70000004768372FairFairP@Circularzvj_PC=/+ CARE_AA.0773Fremont RiverFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM481171.144237152.5012YesNAD833.70000004768372GoodGood@Other|vrf[L?9+'CARE_AA.0770Circle CliffsDeer PointUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM504188.634173363.1712YesNAD834.5FairPoor@Circular}ymbSF@/+CARE_AA.0769The PostThe PostUTGarfield CountyCARE769Garmin Flat502301418632012NAD835.1GoodGoodNo problems with key.Circular~xrrmmffbYQD?9($CARE_AA.0768Muley Twist Canyon areaThe PostUTGarfield CountyCAREB042510A.corTrimble GeoXM503112.584179692.9412SNAD832.70000004768372FairGood@Circularvk\NH73)CARE_AA.0767Grand GulchThe PostUTGarfield CountyCARER042309A.corTrimble GeoXM501559.484187759.4112NAD833.29999995231628FairGood@Unknownzzvj_PB<+'CARE_AA.0766North Blue FlatsFruitaUTWayne CountyCARE AA 0766Garmin GPS 76487016.714240927.2512NoNAD8305.4UnknownPoor@Circularzvrf[LB<.*"CARE_AA.0765Hall's CreekThe PostUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM503666.234178618.9712YesNAD834.80000019073486FairFair@Otherzvj_PC=,(LVAL & 8tI made plot an oval shape to avoid overlapping with the polygon to the N. Hard to key out because of the shrub mixture and none being especially dominant. Primary name description fits pretty well, but doesn't mention all the shrubs present here, so I gave it a new name for the secondaryA reasonable fit to key - but there's no PINEDU here at all.There's an awful lot of SHEROT & OPUFRA here for me to feel like it fits primary name perfectly. But primary name is probably the best fit, as the area overall is quite grassy.This polygon is not very homogenous with the vegetation coming in clumps, mixed randomly. Circular plot is offset away from edge of polygon.The sand sage is clumpy and occupies areas where the soil is less pebbly - less stabilized - more sandy. The blackbrush is less dense in those areas, but still a consistent component.The first choice is the best fit. The circular plot was offset away from the edge of the polygon.There is no doubt on this call. The parts of the polygon I've walked through would key to P-J/Sparse or P-J/Bouteloua.My made-up name fits better than anything in the key.This polygon has areas with almost no shrubs or grass, but filled with annual weeds. Choice two would fit well except the description specifies a sparse understory.This point is a shrub herbaceous type with SPOAIR and SARVER. It is not influenced by the road.ARTTRI-W is dense in about 1/3 of plot, and it's density varies throughout polygon - it's patchy. ATRCAN and weedy annual dominate areas where ATRTRI-W is absent. A grazing-degraded area. "Various weedy annuals" received 10% cover in the species list on datasheet.Plot area has much less ARTFIL cover than most of polygon so is less good a fit with primary name. Secondary name could work for plot area, geology is correct, but primary name is most accurate for the polygon as a whole. Also less MUHPUN and more HILJAM cover here than in most of the polygon.+*Mg  #NfCARE_AA.0803South DesertCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARE AA 0803Garmin GPS 76471108.014255693.9312NoNAD8305UnknownGoodNoneCircular~zncTJD62CARE_AA.0802The PostThe PostUTGarfield CountyCAREM042317A.corTrimble GeoXM502187.894186058.5612YesNAD839.39999961853027GoodGood~@Circular}wsg\M?9($CARE_AA.0801Notom Rd. 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Most of this polygon that I've walked through had more dense, homogenous SARVER shrublands with a disturbed understory; but AA point includes more ATRCAN than seems representative of the polygon, and SARVER are mostly congregated along the sides of a small gully that runs through plot.This keys fairly easily, but because there were more shrubs, I picked secondary name as well. I didn't chose a ERILEP name, even though equal cover, because the geology did not match.This tiny polygon encompasses a little grove of mature POPFRE. It's homogenous, & fits both primary & secondary name well. I chose ERINAU name as primary because the shrub layer seems quite extensive here.Keyed easily and matched the description well. Borderline sparse vegetation.This site is nothing like the rest of the polygon (see #1253, 41). The description fits this type except the geology is Navajo, not Chinle.Plot shaped to polygon. Again, PINPON is on margins of polygon, where slickrock is nearby or exposed. Grasses tend to dominate on active dune areas, ARCPAT on the margins of dunes, and much of the PINPON understory is just duff.Keyed easily to this association and the description matched well, except it should mention the moderate STIHYM cover and moderate to co-dominant MUHPUN cover.The primary name seems to have most of the species at the point included, except QUEHAV. Therefore, I added the secondary name as an alternative to include it. The secondary name seems to fit the dominant veg., but does not include the diversity of species nor the geology. It says secondary is found on dunes, sandsheets and sandy terraces and the point is in Navajo canyon. QUEHAV and QUEGAM hybridize in canyons, so tertiary name is P-J/QUEGAM.This site is most representative of the description for EPHTOR Sparse Veg. There are only a few culms of ACHHYM and PLEJAM cover is sparse.LVAL  : ^D^r~Keyed fairly easily since SHEROT is the dominant understory. Associated shrubs were a little different here than what is mentioned in the description and soils are pretty shallow, but name worked well here.A little more Eriogonum would have made that my first choice. Circular plot was offset away from the edge of the polygon.Some parts of polygon have no sage, are sparse, or have CERMON in the understory, near the South Coleman Canyon cliff.Fits description well and seems homogenous. Had to place circular plot from my UTM's to the NW to stay in polygon.Good fit. "Weedy annuals" received 20% cover on the species list of the datasheet.The polygon is not very homogenous with the shrubs being in clumps. The point happened to be at a clump of ARTFIL. If all the Stipa hymenoides was alive, that would be my first choice.This plot is hard to key. In the wash there is PURMEX, CHRNAU, ARTFIL, QUEHAV; on the benches/terraces there ARTFIL to the south and ATRCAN/EPHVIR to the north while >50m to the west is SARVER! There is a large patch of QUEHAV so tertiary = QUEHAV. The % cover of these shrubs are similar, but ARTFIL is more "diagnostic", so I chose that for primary name. I think that the wash is complicating this point. Secondary name b/c Diagnostic Handout says ERINAU "has many other shrubs present."This point has low cover overall with ATRCON and HILJAM being dominant. The single tree of PINEDU didn't seem significant enough to put in a PJ name (JUNOST only 5%) hence, I called it a shrubland.A good fit. The PINPON are occasional in polygon (and just on edge of plot) where slickrock exposures occur.EPHTOR is introduced because of a small inclusion of deeper soils. This site is very disturbed by water erosion.There is a lot COLRAM in the larger area, but ATRCON definitely dominates around the AA point. Grass cover seems a bit low for tertiary name, but either secondary or tertiary name could fit.j+ .L _ v  (BPsCARE_AA.0823Paradise FlatsFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM466736.644250028.7512PosNAD832.5GoodGoodt@Otheryui^OB<.* CARE_AA.0822Middle Desert WashSolomons TempleUTEmery CountyCARE089Garmin Garmin GPS 76476029.014262537.4812NAD832FairGood@CircularshRMG95$CARE_AA.0821Upper Muley TwistBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARER042609A.corTrimble GeoXM494971.634192791.2612NAD833.40000009536743FairFair@Other{paSM<8#CARE_AA.0820Hall's CreekDeer PointUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM505518.224174846.2912NAD832.59999990463257GoodGoodr@Circular||xlaRE?.*CARE_AA.0818Notom RoadFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM486531.434236667.3112YesNAD832.90000009536743FairGood~@CircularysocXI<6($CARE_AA.0816Pleasant CreekGolden ThroneUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM483983.684226423.0312YesNAD832.09999990463257GoodFair@Circular~zncTGA3/ CARE_AA.0815Sulphur Creek - MesaTwin RocksUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM473233.844238369.4712NAD834.40000009536743GoodGood@ Circular}qfWJD62&CARE_AA.0814Scenic DriveFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM478137.374236190.1912NoNAD837.09999990463257GoodGood@ OtheryuqeZK>8*&CARE_AA.0813South Coleman Canyon, aboveBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARE 0813Garmin Garmin GPS 76485866.084210070.7712YesNAD8304.5PoorFair@Circular}r\UO>:-CARE_AA.0812Cedar Mesa CampgroundSandy Creek BenchesUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM492682.874206550.8612YesNAD832.90000009536743GoodGood@Other~sdWQ@<'CARE_AA.0811Sandy CreekSandy Creek BenchesUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM493566.924206256.3012NAD833.59999990463257GoodGood@CirculartiZMG62CARE_AA.0810Hall's CreekDeer PointUTGarfield CountyCARER042509A.corTrimble GeoXM504446.014176699.4712NAD832PoorFairt@Circular}}ymbSE?.*CARE_AA.0809Red DivideThe PostUTGarfield CountyCAREF042508A.corTrimble GeoXM503300.994180176.5012YesNAD832.59999990463257PoorPoor@Circularyui^OA;*&CARE_AA.0807Cedar MesaSandy Creek BenchesUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM493234.354206885.0612NAD832.70000004768372GoodGood@CircularshYLF51CARE_AA.0806Cottonwood WashGolden ThroneUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM488495.634221357.1412YesNAD835GoodGood@Circular~rgXKE40!CARE_AA.0805Temple of the SunFruita NWUTWayne CountyCAREGarmin Garmin GPS 76482245.224255691.0012YesNAD836 mUnknownFair@Circular}wsg\FF@2.#CARE_AA.0804Jones BenchGeyser PeakUTSevier CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM466259.494263387.4212PosNAD832.5UnknownGoodThis is a good fit.Circularzvj_PC=.*LVAL n <&Since point fell ~10m from Notom Rd., I make plot rectangular along road edge ~120m x 40m in from road. Fits primary name description well. More ATRCAN here than I've seen throughout the rest of the polygon, but otherwise this area looks like a good representative.Plot shifted 20 meters NE to keep it up on top of the canyon rim. Fit descriptions well. Less tree cover than in AA 711, but lots of young trees and old skeletons.Polygon encompasses the sandy, crypto-covered banks of a wash which also ha a lot of volcanic boulder deposits. Opuntia fragilis is scattered throughout, but appears to be the only dominant diagnostic species, so primary name is pretty good fit. Did a long, narrow plot (about 30 meters wide) to stay in Polygon.This site typifies the low ridges and mounds well, but is less vegetated than the flats and slopes with more volcanic rock cover.This long, skinny polygon required a long, skinny plot; even so, there are apparently two communities here, one right along the edge of the wash and one just behind that on a low, flat terrace. There was some confusion of the communities throughout the plot. The plot includes the low terrace and a point bar. The plot also includes the bare wash bottom and that affects the coverage estimates somewhat. The P-J community is hard to key, but if I assume all the shrubs go with my first choice (they fit) then the key leads to the second choice. My third choice is a made-up name that I think could be justified in situations like this.The grass cover is a little skimpy for choice number two.This point fell near a drainage so the density of the vegetation is higher than otherwise. However, the species composition is pretty consistent in the parts of the polygon I walked through.Hard to know which name to go with here since the understory is sparse, but dominated by the two co-dominant grasses listed above. Primary name first since there is more PLEJAM cover, but any of the three would work; tertiary name may be the most accurate actually.+D R  'DhCARE_AA.0844Hall's Creek - Fountain TanksDeer PointUTGarfield CountyCAREM042512A.corTrimble GeoXM506476.424170662.2612YesNAD832.79999995231628FairFair@Circular~sdVP?;/CARE_AA.0843Sulphur Creek / Blacksmith ShopFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM478172.374237744.7312NAD833.90000009536743GoodGood@Otherxm^QK=91CARE_AA.0841Middle Desert WashCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARE068Garmin Garmin GPS 76468628.554259613.2212YesNAD833UnknownPoor@CircularvkUPJ<8$CARE_AA.0840Bulberry CanyonFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM465704.354254501.6012PosNAD834.19999980926514GoodGood@Circularzvj_PC=/+!CARE_AA.0839South DesertCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCAREAA 0839Garmin GPS 76470822.164254418.1412YesNAD8304.5GoodGood@Circular}ymbSJD62CARE_AA.0838Muley Twist LowerWagon Box MesaUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM499112.054186168.9012NAD834GoodFair@Otheruj[NH73#CARE_AA.0836Paradise FlatsCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM467368.284249955.4512PosNAD833GoodFair@CircularshYLF84 CARE_AA.0835Sandy CreekSandy Creek BenchesUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM494198.434206479.3612YesNAD832.5UnknownGoodD@CirculartiZMG62CARE_AA.0834Paradise FlatsFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM467221.604251840.6812PosNAD833.79999995231628GoodGood\@Circularyui^OB<.* CARE_AA.0833Hall's CreekThe PostUTGarfield CountyCAREM042317A.corTrimble GeoXM503444.304181063.5812YesNAD832.59999990463257FairGood@Circular{wk`QC=,(CARE_AA.0832Capitol GorgeGolden ThroneUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.cor None484097.404229141.512NAD830Could not get satellites in canyon, but I am sure I was at the correct spot. Didn't change UTMs in GPS.GoodGood@Other}}{ttpeZSF@2.CARE_AA.0831Highway 112FruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM485203.084237111.5012YesNAD836.40000009536743Offset because point was in a narrow point of canyon (couldn t get satellites).UnknownPoorp@Other ztpdYJ=7)%CARE_AA.0830Hogback E of Grand GulchThe PostUTGarfield CountyCAREB042217A.corTrimble GeoXM502335.124187133.0512SNAD832.59999990463257GoodGood@Circularwl]OI84*CARE_AA.0829Hall's CreekDeer PointUTGarfield CountyCARER042509A.corTrimble GeoXM505256.254174885.8412SNAD834.5FairFair@Circular~~ymbSE?.*CARE_AA.0828Cedar Mesa CampgroundSandy Creek BenchesUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM492902.114206777.5012NAD832.5GoodGood@Other~sdWQ@<'CARE_AA.0827Bitter Spring CreekBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM497565.064196897.5412YesNAD833.09999990463257GoodGoodJ@Other|qbUO>:%\LVAL ` xSteeper portions of this plot tend towards ATRGAR dominance. Toe slope areas - and the valley floor to W of plot - are pure ATRCOR. Stipa was only a few rare plants. Opposite side of the small to W of plot is an ATRCON shrubland - and that might be more typical of greater polygon areas.Keyed easily and matched primary name description well, but no mention of ARTBIG. Secondary name also works, but no associated shrubs found here and BOUGRA is more dominant.Because plot was so close to east edge of polygon, I ran plot from my UTM's to the west. This is a dunier area than the surrounding COLRAM hills. EPHVIR definitely dominates here (grass-like form), and more STIHYM than surrounding area of polygon as well.Small polygon, so by default the representativeness is good! I thought primary name was a good fit because even though CHRVIS has the lowest cover of any of the shrubs, everything else fits the key description well. Amazing amount of species diversity and STIHYM grass cover for this dry talus slope! Had to make long narrow plot (~25 m. wide) to stay in plot.It's hard to see much of this polygon, as most of it lays outside this narrow canyon where AA point is. I believe primary name is probably a good call for most of polygon - there is probably more Rhus in this plot because of the narrow canyon habitat. Plot made long & skinny (~10-15m wide) to stay in polygon.Association name fits well here, though P-J cover is low and the environmental comments don't mention the mixture of shrubs found in this plot. Plot is a good representation of the P-J/COLRAM communities interspersed throughout polygon with P-J/CERINT woodlands. P-J cover may be a little lower here than is average for the polygon.This community seems to be a mix of my two choices. The first choice fits slightly better. The trees are only along the nearby wash and not part of the community. The Other Plant Association, Populus fremontii/Ericameria nauseosus Woodland is to the west.(LVAL p  8"JThis polygon has already produced several different associations, so its hard to say what is representative.Good fit. AA point was on edge of polygon, so I moved circle south 40 meters.Way too many trees & sagebrush to fit into the second choice.There seems to be two communities here - FRAANO follows the wash edges, while a lot of the polygon encompasses ARTFIL, which is the dominant shrub of the sandy terraces. Lots of PURMEX here, which isn't in the description for FRAANO type. I did not include rocky slopes above plot to the west - they were obviously another polygon.Since polygon is capturing the riparian corridor, I made plot a long oval shape. Keyed easily and really the only name description that fit here. POPFRE density is really more of a gallery forest than a woodland however.This point doesn't fit the described association well because of the high cover of BOUGRA and the low cover of SARVER. It is an alkaline grassland/shrub herbaceous type difficult to classify.This is not on scree but it does have the trees and shrubs described for primary name. Other PSEMEN names do not have SHEROT or AMEALN.The gulley bottom provides a bit of an anomaly to the polygon as a whole.AA point represents polygon well-there definitely is PJ leaking onto rockier parts of the terrace from colluvial slopes above. However, I didn't give it a PJ name because it looks like the polygon is trying to capture the wash community -not the PJ. This mix of species was pretty hard to classify. Plot is 40m wide to accommodate polygon community.Polygon is huge and I haven't seen all of it, but Bouteloua is definitely the dominant understory from what I can tell. Doesn't fit description for association in the key well though (habitat and associated species). Some parts of polygon upslope from wash have scattered big Shepherdia rotundifolia (none here) and other parts of polygon right along wash have lots of Opuntia fragilis. But most of polygon is rocky slope with sparse Bouteloua gracilis.LVAL h v :VThis plot is a real mix of shrubs - ERILEP is actually dominant here though, so primary name is not a great fit. Secondary name not a good fit since MUHPUN is not the dominant grass. Polygon is not very homogenous - ~60m east of here ATRCAN is definitely most dominant shrub. Very weedy understory.Primary name is a good fit for 1/3 of plot area, and appears to be a good fit with most of the rest of the polygon in this area. Secondary name is a good fit for the edges of plot that more closely resemble the polygon encompassing dune lands to the N of AA point. There is a significant portion of plot (1/3 or so) that transitions between these two associations, with lot of A. filifolia and E. viridis, but neither COLRAM nor the Vanclevia. Herbaceous understory here is mostly weedy annuals.Hard to key out since I'm not sure which overstory community to go by. All 4 names have descriptions that match this area well, but that leave out some of the dominant species. I'd probably combine the names and add PINPON for a really long one: PSEMEN-PINPON/PINEDU-JUNOST/QUEGAM-CERMON-AMEUTA! How do you like that? :) Seems to be a good representation of this real mixture of species common in this polygon.I don't know what to call this. The shrub layer, mostly Chrysothamnus viscidiflorus is up to 9% cover, while the grass layer is up to 25% and codominated by Stipa comata and Hilaria and Bouteloua. Plot shape was modified to avoid adjacent polygon.No AMEUTA here, but that's OK. A wide swath with no oak runs through plot where the short shrubs are concentrated. An oblong plot was observed.Large homogenous polygon, though northern edge had more PLEJAM than ACHHYM and higher grass cover and diversity. Here the GUTSAR is as dominant a shrub as ATRCON, though not diagnostic. Keyed easily and matched description pretty well, except no mention of GUTSAR or the co-dominant grass BOUGRA in the description.f+!2 P T k | ERiCARE_AA.0864Johnson MesaTwin RocksUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM477432.564237341.8212NAD832GoodGood@Circularyyui^OB<.*CARE_AA.0863Paradise FlatsFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM467147.944250919.5312PosNAD832.79999995231628GoodFairJ@Circularyui^OB<.* CARE_AA.0862Sandy WashBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM494643.444204309.6212YesNAD833.29999995231628GoodFair@CircularshYLF51CARE_AA.0861Jailhouse RockFruita NWUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM481987.164249252.5812YesNAD832GoodFair@Circularzvj_PC=/+ CARE_AA.0860Paradise FlatsFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM466151.514250768.9712PosNAD834.59999990463257GoodGood|@Circularyui^OB<.* CARE_AA.0859Fremont RiverFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM479096.064237744.7012NAD832.90000009536743GoodGood@Other}vvrf[L?9+'CARE_AA.0858Bulberry CreekCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM467442.784254247.4312PosNAD832.20000004768372FairGood@CircularshYLF84 CARE_AA.0857Dry BenchBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM4877564206590.0012NAD830made a rectangle.FairGood@Other~wwsg_PC=,(CARE_AA.0856South DesertFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM483575.094245144.5112YesNAD837.09999990463257FairFairZ@Circular{uqeZK>8*&CARE_AA.0855Hall's CreekThe PostUTGarfield CountyCAREJ042409A.corTrimble GeoXM502744.704184537.8112YesNAD833.5FairFair@Circular{wk`QC=,(CARE_AA.0854North Coleman CanyonBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM484460.104210987.8812NAD833.59999990463257GoodFair<@Circularuj[NH73&CARE_AA.0853HartnetCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM478060.784256025.9212YesNAD832.70000004768372GoodGood@Other|xlaRE?1-CARE_AA.0851Oak CreekBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM484505.644214802.9512NAD832.79999995231628GoodGoodGood fit, easy to key.Circularzzvj_PC=,(CARE_AA.0850Sheets GulchSandy Creek BenchesUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM491310.414218841.0312YesNAD833GoodPoor@Otheruj[NH73CARE_AA.0849North Coleman Canyon, aboveBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARE 0849Garmin Garmin GPS 76484019.544210294.0012YesNAD8306.1FairPoorz@Other}r\UO>:-CARE_AA.0847North Coleman Canyon, aboveBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARE 0847Garmin Garmin GPS 76484390.184210257.3412YesNAD8307.7FairGood"@Other}r\UO>:-CARE_AA.0845Hartnet DrawCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM474881.684256321.112PosNAD831.79999995231628GoodGoodv@Circular|qfWJD62BLVALVF  ::`Walking through this polygon from the east, I encountered the Purshia near the plot boundary, but not before.Plot covers most of polygon, which seems a homogenous mix of Opuntia fragilis, Muhlenbergia pungens and Artemisia ssp. A few large rogue ponderosas are to the east against the Navajo sandstone cliffs. Either primary or secondary name could work here - its hard to say what is truly dominant.Plot center is actually on top of an inaccessible fine of rock - so UTM's were logged as close as I could get. Vegetation is concentrated in small pockets of deeper soils in the drainage between these fins. Linear plot would have caught no more vegetation than standard circle. This would qualify as a community in Slickrock Fin Pockets, but note that the species composition is different than tentatively described in key. SHEROT, EPHVIR, and PURSTA are equally present.Sort of hard to key out because of the mix of diagnostic shrubs all with nearly equal cover and PLEJAM cover is significant. ZUCBRA association description fit well except for mentioning the wrong geology type. ERILEP put last because it is the least diagnostic of the three and the description didn't mention associated shrubs, though geology type was correct.Fits first name alright, although there is a lot of Poa fendleriana here (which is anomalous in the polygon). Polygon is pretty homogenous, with a low concentration of Bouteloua throughout.Polygon is very narrow here, constricted between roadway and an open ARTTRItri shrubland, so plot is a linear one, about 20 m. by 250 m. Trees here are more mature than those found in POPFRE stands closer to river banks.Good fit to point but polygon has CERINT higher up and some areas where AMEUTA falls out. But generally good name to point and polygon.This point doesn't seem to fit too well with rest of polygon which has even PINEDU & JUNOST cover and more dense shrub coverage. Polygon is patchy with CERMON dominant lower on slopes and CERINT higher on slopes.LVAL v2 h Quite a few QUEGAM are present on edges of this wash terrace, but not enough in plot to affect name. Transitions to nearly pure ATRCAN at S/SE end of plot.This is a pretty sparse area, but the Zuckia comes out on top.Plot shape was adjusted to avoid neighboring polygon.The invading pinyon-juniper will someday change the association here.Polygon is so narrow and small that plot pretty much covers the whole thing! Not sure how much slickrock is in polygon, which would determine whether primary or secondary name was a better fit. (Cercocarpus intricatus is confined to the slickrock, but Pinyon-Juniper is mostly growing below that.)I had to stick a new name on this spot. Too many trees to call it a shrubland. There's also a fair amount of Chrysothamnus nauseosus var. junceus.Keyed easily and fit the descriptions for both names well. I would have only included the primary name except it mentioned BOUGRA but no MUHPUN. A combo name would fit best here or at least add MUHPUN to the primary name's description. Also I might add STIHYM as "possibly present" to the description.First name is good, although associated shrubs described in key are not present. Polygon is pretty homogenous, with a low concentration of Bouteloua throughout.Primary and secondary names seem to fit key well, including habitat. There is a lot of FRAANO here though. QUEGAM is the striking dominant shrub in this polygon. Upstream about 50m outside plot, the wash channel becomes dominated by CHRNAU with ARTTRI on the terraces. Plot is 30m wide to accommodate polygon community .Extensive area where EPHTOR and STICOM are clearly the dominants, so it seemed like a new name was needed. Nothing in the key fit well here - no ARTBIG in sight.Keyed easily and fit the description well, but needs to have STICOM in the name and should be a shrub herbaceous type to be more accurate. Good representative of homogenous Johnson Mesa community._+/K b /IWwCARE_AA.0883Scenic DriveFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM478544.914235599.1912NAD833GoodGoodGreat fit! Easy to key!Circular~~~|uuqeZK>8*&CARE_AA.0882North BoundarySolomons TempleUTSevier CountyCARE005Garmin Garmin GPS 76473029.314264978.9612YesNAD833FairGood@Circular|peOJD51 CARE_AA.0881Paradise DrawCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM469551.974250587.0712PosNAD832.59999990463257GoodGood@Circular~rgXKE73CARE_AA.0880Middle Desert WashCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARE079Garmin Garmin GPS 76474845.634261277.3612YesNAD832GoodGoodN@CircularvkUPJ<8$CARE_AA.0879Burr TrailWagon Box MesaUTGarfield CountyCAREM 042220A.corTrimble GeoXM498491.624189650.0912YesNAD832.79999995231628GoodGood8@ Circular|peVGA0,CARE_AA.0878Upper Muley TwistBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM492496.404197673.9112NAD832.5GoodGood|@ Circularzo`SM<8#CARE_AA.0877Jones BenchGeyser PeakUTSevier CountyCAREAA0877Garmin Garmin GPS 76466602426371912SYesNAD835.9Point not downloaded so coordinates entered manuallyUnknownGoodj@Other}wriaKC=.*CARE_AA.0875Jones BenchGeyser PeakUTSevier CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM466853.494263130.2212PosNAD832UnknownGood@Circularzvj_PC=.*CARE_AA.0874Paradise FlatsCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM467334.964250768.6912PosNAD834.09999990463257GoodFairV@OthershYLF84 CARE_AA.0873Grand GulchThe PostUTGarfield CountyCARER042309A.corTrimble GeoXM500301.894188797.0812NAD832.79999995231628GoodPoor$@Circularzzvj_PB<+'CARE_AA.0872S. of Fern's NippleGolden ThroneUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM482246.044231455.9612NAD833.5GoodGood`@CircularshYLF84%CARE_AA.0871Jones BenchGeyser PeakUTSevier CountyCAREAA0871Garmin GPS 76467002.814264312.1212YesNAD8302.7PoorGood@Circular{uqeZKC=.*CARE_AA.0870Jones BenchGeyser PeakUTSevier CountyCARE A0870Garmin GPS 76465890.334262980.4312YesNAD8308.8GoodGoodGood.Circular{uqeZKC=.*CARE_AA.0869Paradise FlatsFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM466187.884250693.7112PosNAD832.79999995231628GoodGoodB@Circularyui^OB<.* CARE_AA.0868South DesertCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARE AA0868Garmin GPS 76469183.574255839.9812NoNAD83014.5UnknownGood@ Circular}ymbSJD62CARE_AA.0867Muley Twist LowerWagon Box MesaUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM499042.024186646.4712NAD833.59999990463257GoodGood@Otheruj[NH73#CARE_AA.0865South DesertFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM479469.004247142.5012YesNAD832.59999990463257GoodPoorD@Circular{uqeZK>8*&LVAL  nXGood fit. Pinus edulis seems to have dropped out of the mix in the subcanopy in this area.Most of grass in plot was on N-facing side of wash. AA point was, once again, on the floor of the canyon, where shrub variety and density was greatest. Hilaria was limited to dry, S-facing parts of plot. Association descriptions would better fit the areas of plot/polygon not right in the drainage channel area.None of the short shrubs mentioned in the key for this association are present here. There is a little serviceberry and manzanita.Relatively sparse stand of shrubs- site receives some over-bank flooding which affects establishment and health of these shrubs.This point demonstrates the complexity of this polygon. The oak forms dense clumps and is not distributed throughout the community. The polygon seems to be a patchwork of two communities (see plant list).As with point 1054, the primary name fits best, but in this area there's about 3 individuals of ATRCON in the wash, and none on the higher, more level surfaces near wash. The ARTBIG is ubiquitous, though sparse, throughout plot, thus the stab at the secondary name. Purshia comes close to a percent cover, too. EPHTOR individuals are smaller Purshia, but general throughout at almost a percent as well.This is a pretty small polygon, so I'm evaluating most of it with my plot. Primary name isn't a great fit, as key says nothing about a major understory grass component. Secondary name isn't great either, as there's a bit much P-J here. ARTBIG is definitely most dominant shrub throughout polygon through.Definitely a sparse ACHHYM association on sand sheet or flat. There is less ERINAU here than occurs on other points sampled in the vicinity. The annual Eriogonum can be deceptive when looking at ERIMIC cover - there are lots of stems/red tops left over from last year.Good fit. "Weedy annuals" receive 1% cover in the species list on datasheet.The point fits either association well.7+ *F q +@TdgCARE_AA.0901Muley Twist Canyon/Red DivideThe PostUTGarfield CountyCAREB042510A.corTrimble GeoXM503223.484179473.5612SYesNAD832.09999990463257GoodGood@Circular|qbTN=9/CARE_AA.0900Muley TwistWagon Box MesaUTGarfield CountyCAREF042608A.corTrimble GeoXM499715.734186424.4212YesNAD832.59999990463257GoodGoodx@Circular|peVHB1-CARE_AA.0899Halls DivideDeer PointUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM510291.684164632.8112YesNAD832.59999990463257GoodGood@Circular|xlaRE?.*CARE_AA.0898Upper Deep CreekFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM464151.674253286.6212PosNAD833.29999995231628GoodGood@Circular{wk`QD>0,"CARE_AA.0897Upper Deep CreekFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM463116.324253431.7512PosNAD833GoodGood@ Circular{wk`QD>0,"CARE_AA.0895Paradise FlatsCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM467668.904250362.1212PosNAD832.90000009536743GoodFair@CircularshYLF84 CARE_AA.0894Bullberry CreekFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM466260.684254506.7912PosNAD832.79999995231628GoodGood@Circularzvj_PC=/+!CARE_AA.0893Upper Deep CreekFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM463185.094253924.4512PosNAD833.20000004768372FairFair@Circular{wk`QD>0,"CARE_AA.0892Hartnet Road- North ofFruita NWUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM479952.244255763.6912NAD833.70000004768372PoorPoor@Circular~rgXKE73(CARE_AA.0891Sandy CreekBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM495235.994202665.4612YesNAD832.20000004768372GoodGood@CirculartiZMG62CARE_AA.0890South Desert - Jailhouse RockFruita NWUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM482093.594248587.8012YesNAD833.90000009536743GoodGood@Otheryn_RL>:/CARE_AA.0889Muley Twist CanyonWagon Box MesaUTGarfield CountyCAREJ042614A.corTrimble GeoXM499501.084183139.5412SNAD833.20000004768372GoodGoodt@Circularwl]OI84$CARE_AA.0888Billings PassFlat TopUTWayne CountyCAREAA0888Garmin GPS 76464204.244254538.4612YesNAD8305.9UnknownFair@CircularysocXIA;-)CARE_AA.0887South DesertFruita NWUTWayne CountyCAREGarmin Garmin GPS 76480615.154254175.2112YesNAD832 mFairGood@CircularxrnbWAA;-)CARE_AA.0886Dry BenchBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM483648.864209182.6012NAD832.79999995231628GoodGood@Circularzzvj_PC=,(CARE_AA.0885Capitol GorgeGolden ThroneUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM487721.294230902.7812YesNAD832.5GoodFair*@Circular}ymbSF@2.CARE_AA.0884Twin Rocks - northeast ofTwin RocksUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM471144.154242116.1512YesNAD832.90000009536743GoodFaird@Circularvk\OI;7+NLVALN v `lThis is a huge polygon encompassing all the area around here with Carmel soil. COLRAM is a good call as far as I can see.Keyed easily, good fit with description and good representative of the polygon.Polygon is codominated (in the understory) by Opuntia fragilis and Bouteloua gracilis. Hard to say which is more dominant. I put Opuntia fragilis name first, since it mentions presence of Bouteloua. (But secondary name doesn't mention Opuntia in description.) However, fit is only fair since Opuntia is not as thick as key describes, and there is so much Bouteloua here.The PSEMEN is consistently present throughout this area, and it seems like it ought to be represented in the name-thus the new primary association. Note that both old PSEMEN skeletons and significant seedlings are present.Primary name doesn't fit well because this seems more like a pinyon-juniper type. Secondary name doesn't fit well since there is so much Purshia tridentata. This polygon is a real mix - further north, Cercocarpus ledifolius is dominant. To the west is a cleaner ponderosa/arctostaphylos community. Purshia tridentata is present at varying densities throughout, though.This point is a mess, as nothing in the understory is clearly dominant. I chose the primary name to be first, as it looks like that would be more representative of the larger area, but any of the three names work equally poorly for this point.Good fit, easy to key. The low cover of JUNOST made me decide to go with shrubland. I excluded the ERINAU Desert Wash that runs through point since the polygon encompasses a large area outside of the wash. More JUNOST on hill slopes.AA point landed in the only steep-sided, steeply-descending gully system in this entire area of the polygon, so I moved it 50 meters south to put it back in what's typical of this flatter, slightly inclined area. I like primary name better, though the cobble pavement here isn't mentioned in key description. EPHTOR edges ATRCON for dominance.zLVAL < @ Z RZHA few pinyon trees are around. Most of the shrubs are growing in the shallow gullies.This point doesn't represent polygon well at all - it's practically devoid of vegetation! With binoculars, I can see most of polygon & there's definitely a lot of CHRVIS in rest of polygon. There's also a lot of ATRGAR & some HILJAM. This is a really lousy plot.This area has a bit more trees than other points to the south and seems to fit the primary name better. Neither first nor second name is perfect though, as neither mentions having a high grass cover. Areas to the south and west of here are clearly EPHTOR / STICOM dominated with no ARTBIG at all present.Large, fairly homogenous polygon where ATRCON is dominant most of the time, though there are patches where EPFTOR is thicker. PLEJAM is clearly the most dominant grass for acres around here. To the north in this polygon (~200m), SPOAIR and ACHHYM become more dominant in the grass layer and there are a few SARVER shrubs around.This point fell in a highly disturbed area that was artificially flattened. Most of the polygon appears to have been dug up and is pretty weedy. There may be a small patch of EPHTOR/ACHHYM-PLEJAM in an undisturbed corner of the polygon due west of this plot.This new name seems pretty clear cut to me. I can't fit it into anything else. Other association is to the north.The north facing slopes favor the Shepherdia, the south facing the Ephedra. I don't see the complementary shrubs here that the key describes with the Shepherdia in that association. A better approach might be to name this association after both shrubs.Very sparsely vegetated exposures of shale. ATRCON is consistently present throughout this exposure.Primary name should be shrub-herbaceous community. Seems to fit.A good representation: - On Kayenta sandstone w/layer of soil - Stabilized dunes - COLRAM characteristic, but EPHVIR present This point has high diversity of shrubs, but still fits._+(D ^ v ,LbfzCARE_AA.0923Hall's CreekDeer PointUTGarfield CountyCARET042507A.corTrimble GeoXM504777.244177064.2912NoNAD832.90000009536743FairFair"@Circular}ymbSE?.*CARE_AA.0921Bitter Spring CreekBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM496592.954197724.9612YesNAD833.59999990463257GoodGood Good fit.Circular|qbUO>:%CARE_AA.0920Halls CreekDeer PointUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM509773.644165449.4012NAD832.59999990463257PoorPoorV@Circular{{wk`QD>-)CARE_AA.0918Bitter Spring CreekBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM497525.964196638.3712YesNAD832.79999995231628GoodGood@Circular|qbUO>:%CARE_AA.0916North Coleman Canyon, aboveBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARE Garmin Garmin GPS 76484421.904210215.0012YesNAD8305.2GoodFair@OtherxmWUO>:-CARE_AA.0913Burr TrailWagon Box MesaUTGarfield CountyCAREF042307A.corTrimble GeoXM497965.184190022.1912SYesNAD834GoodFairL@Circular{odUGA0,CARE_AA.0912Paradise FlatsFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM467114.424251888.5212PosNAD833.5GoodFair@Circularyui^OB<.* CARE_AA.0911Hall's CreekThe PostUTGarfield CountyCARE911Garmin GPS 12502632.544181175.8412NAD8305.1FairGood0@Circular{yrrnbWHC=,(CARE_AA.0910Fremont RiverFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM485057.464237192.7112YesNAD832.70000004768372GoodGood@Circular|vrf[L?9+'CARE_AA.0909Miner's MountainTwin RocksUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM474558.944234753.1812YesNAD832.40000009536743GoodGood@Circular}ymbSF@2."CARE_AA.0908Twin Rocks - north ofTwin RocksUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM470779.394242224.4212YesNAD832.5PoorPoor@Circular~rgXKE73'CARE_AA.0907South DesertFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM479353.024247398.6812YesNAD834.19999980926514FairFaird@Circular{uqeZK>8*&CARE_AA.0906South DesertFruita NWUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM481392.084248400.0512YesNAD831.79999995231628GoodGood@Circular~xth]NA;-)CARE_AA.0905Fremont RiverFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM486498.994237786.1712YesNAD832.20000004768372FairFair@Circular|vrf[L?9+'CARE_AA.0904Grand GulchThe PostUTGarfield CountyCARER042309A.corTrimble GeoXM500214.194188801.6812NAD833.79999995231628GoodPoor@Circularzzvj_PB<+'CARE_AA.0903Paradise DrawCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM471753.674250969.6812PosNAD832.70000004768372GoodGood@Circular~rgXKE73CARE_AA.0902Middle Desert WashCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARE084Garmin Garmin GPS 76476730.724260316.1612YesNAD835GoodGood@CircularvkUPJ<8$LVAL b 2 x,RAn oval plot was observed to avoid adjacent polygons.I think the Shepherdia may have the edge over the Ephedra in this polygon, but the Ephedra can be relatively dense in patches here and there - the SHEROT is more evenly spaced throughout. Plot had a slightly higher area of open, rocky soil than typical of polygon, and the ARTBIG was concentrated there. ARTBIG is much less prominent in most of polygon.Could be too many trees, plus they seem to be well established rather than invading. An oval plot was observed to avoid adjacent polygon.This point lies near a small grouping of Juniperus osteosperma that has an understory of Ephedra viridis, which lies on a slope. On either side lies in the gypsum soil area and is a very good representative of primary name. Ephedra viridis is only on the sandstone talus on west half of plot.Keyed fairly easily and matched primary name description well, except no mention of ARTBIG in the description- so I included that name . Ignored the CERINT cover because the Navajo exposure is only patchy in the polygon.Polygon includes many different associations on piles of alluvial/eolian sands in this canyon of Hall's Creek. Junipers follow a small gully and aren't typical of the polygon. Patches of PLEJAM and ACHHYM are separated by the gully. Small denser patches of COLRAM outside of plot.Plot is split about half and half between these two communities, with the Tamarisk covering the areas farthest from the river. This seems typical of the polygon in this area. Note that Tamarisk density is higher in it's areas of plot, so it makes the determination of leaf phenology, but each community is equally present.Understory is definitely sparse here-other than the species listed there's probably only a "t" of forbs like Cryptantha, Chamaesyce fendleri and possibly Eriogonum microthecus? EPHVIR is only diagnostic shrub here, so while it's sparse, second name seemed justified.6LVAL * .4\Once I decided to call the point a shrubland instead of a woodland, it keyed well & easily and seems to fit.Fits primary name perfectly, and polygon seems homogenous.The grass is a little sparse, but Bouteloua is definitely dominant.Keyed easily and matched the description perfectly!Less representative here because of the low BOUGRA cover and Navajo bedrock exposure, increasing the CERINT cover. All three names could work, but none very well because nothing is clearly dominant in the understory. Primary name the best fit and its description mentions BOUGRA.The vegetation in this area is very clumpy with each specie occupying its own turf. Some plot-sized areas near here have nothing but halogeton.The description does not mention CERINT in primary name but throughout polygon PINLON seems to be dominant. I added second name to describe the point but not the polygon, which is definitely a woodland. The point has far more CERINT and less PINLON.Fits primary name very well; included secondary name because understory cover here is <5%- so technically is sparse. Looks to be a good representation of the polygon.Did a long, narrow (~30m wide) observation to encompass what I think is the intended community for this polygon. There's lots of COLRAM leaking into this polygon along the north and northwest side.Not sure how the whole polygon is, but this community is homogenous for at least 1/4 mile or so as it wraps around the slopes on this level. Fits primary name well except it's not really sparse here and there's quite a bit of grass.Primary name fits pretty well. The biocrust is not gypsiferous here. The ARTBIG is not a consistent component, not as consistent as the ATRCON.This plot is a real mess of shrubs- hard to say what's dominant, though at this particular place it looks like COLRAM. Just outside plot to the SW, the community is definitely ATRCAN on the broad terrace above Halls Creek. Looks like this polygon is mostly ATRCAN-it's just a weird mix right here.+(_  $FceCARE_AA.0941Cedar MesaSandy Creek BenchesUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM493419.674206921.4712NAD834GoodGood@ CircularshYLF51CARE_AA.0940North BoundarySolomons TempleUTSevier CountyCARE002Garmin Garmin GPS 76472624.864264940.2612YesNAD837GoodGood|@Circular|peOJD51 CARE_AA.0939Spring CanyonTwin RocksUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM470997.124245108.1212YesNAD834.5GoodFair@Circularzvj_PC=/+CARE_AA.0938South DesertCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARE Garmin GPS 76471870.284254580.212 NAD830Slope is too steep to go any higher (closer to centroid) safely.UnknownGoodnone.Circular~wuqf[LJD62CARE_AA.0937Notom RoadFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM484541.084234830.4112YesNAD832.5GoodGood Good fit.CircularysocXI<6($CARE_AA.0936Johnson MesaTwin RocksUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM478060.564237528.0012NAD833.79999995231628GoodGood@Circularyyui^OB<.*CARE_AA.0934Upper Deep CreekFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM463263.614253213.2312PosNAD834.5GoodGoodt@ Circular{wk`QD>0,"CARE_AA.0933Jones BenchGeyser PeakUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM466515.964262348.1212PosNAD832.09999990463257GoodGood@ Circularyui^OB<.*CARE_AA.0932South DesertFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM481762.824246475.0412YesNAD831.79999995231628GoodGoodf@Circular{uqeZK>8*&CARE_AA.0931Above South Coleman CanyonBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM485240.424208882.9712NoNAD834.80000019073486GoodGoodj@Other{paTN=9,CARE_AA.0930Paradise FlatsFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM467112.424251989.0412PosNAD832.20000004768372FairPoor2@Circularyui^OB<.* CARE_AA.0929Blue FlatFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM488793.954241703.3412YesNAD832.09999990463257FairGood @CircularxrnbWH;5'#CARE_AA.0928Bulberry CreekFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM465036.934254615.3612PosNAD834.69999980926514FairFair@Circularyui^OB<.* CARE_AA.0927Burr Trail- top ofWagon Box MesaUTGarfield CountyCAREM042609A.corTrimble GeoXM495454.684189424.8812NAD832.79999995231628GoodGoodN@Circularwl]OI84$CARE_AA.0926South DesertCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARE Garmin GPS 76471255.334254250.0212 NAD830GoodGood@ Circularxvrf[LJD62CARE_AA.0925Halls CreekThe PostUTGarfield CountyCARETrimble Trimble GeoXM503335418384012SNAD833.5GoodGood@Other{{{voojaYBB<+'CARE_AA.0924South DesertFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM480479.064246585.5912YesNAD832UnknownGood@Circular{uqeZK>8*&tLVAL <  ,Since point fell on the edge of the polygon, I moved the center point 40 meters to the SW. Easy to key out, but understory vegetation is borderline sparse so I put that as a secondary name. A narrow community that follows the base of the Navajo fin to the E.This is a large, wandering polygon of which I've only seen about 10%, but Artemisia bigelovii seems to be consistent throughout. No Pinus edulis here at all, and there's an awful lot of Atriplex confertifolia here (perhaps more than average for the polygon?), so fit is only fair. Stretched plot to the NW to stay in polygon.Good representative of primary name but has a lot of CHRVIS and grasses and forbs and some small patches of ARCPAT under JUNSCO. Pretty much the only name that fits but description doesn't include a lot of other shrubs, grasses and forbs that I see.More grass here lower in the wash than farther up Deep Creek (north).Due to the clumpy nature of the veg., the oak could have much higher cover than the serviceberry (depending on where the point fell). The pine & sagebrush covers seem pretty consistent. The key does not address the tall shrubs in this environment and with the sage.The point represents the primary association well, particularly with the commonness of ERIMIC. BOUGRA is slightly more abundant at this point. Other associations: ARTRT in wash with TARA.Plot included the wash channel, reducing cover for vegetation, but otherwise this plot is identical to 0268. Community description is actually "good" except it should note possibility of a high understory cover of BROTEC.Keyed to primary name easily and description fit well for the most part; however, I added the co-dominant shrub and dominant grass to the name and made it a shrub herbaceous type. 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At the point it is PJ/Sparse since nothing is dominant and there is a mixture of shrubs, forbs and grasses. But, further south it is a PJ/HESCOM plain, maybe it meant to capture that???????The high cover of Cercocarpus intricatus, equaling that of the manzanita, prompted me to give the second name.The vegetation in this polygon comes in big clumps. I haven't seen enough of it yet to determine the dominant type.The Atriplex is growing on the last of a series of low Mancos interfluves. The grass and weeds are on the flat next to the interfluve. The point fell right on the boundary of the two communities. The Atriplex appears to be all new growth from this year. No old shrubs were found. Likewise the ricegrass appear to be all new growth with no large old bunches found. Send in the cows! During the drought this area must have been quite barren.This large polygon is quite homogenous, with widely-scattered ATRCAN & OPUPOLY. The only thing that varies is the density of BROTEC, which here is quite dominating!Good fit to both, depending on which species you feel is more "diagnostic" SHEROT or EPHTOR, I prefer first name.The codominance of blackbrush and sand sage seems to call to me for a new label. The Junipers and Fraxinus and ARTBIG lean towards the ravine. Possibly an ecotone.Keyed fairly easily to primary name and description fit well here, except it didn't say that shrub diversity could be very high(!) and made no mention of an herbaceous layer. This is a NE-facing mesic canyon and the species in the name are the dominants here. Surprising just how many shrubs were found in plot, but was a good representation overall for the parts of the polygon I've walked through.LVAL LF v@JToo much Ponderosa for 1st choice maybe? Too much P-J for 2nd choice?This site is herbaceous however most of the polygon is in the shrub herbaceous type. There are a few patches of shrubland.good fit, easy to key. Physical crust seems evident.Again AA point is on the edge of a wash (which should be a separate polygon), so I logged the point there but paced 40 m. S to plot center and made my logged point be the northern edge of the plot. Keyed easily to both names. Primary name fits better but should be a shrub herbaceous type; secondary name has a description and photos that resemble the plot more. Ignored the JUNOST for naming because it appears to be invading from the adjacent wash and Navajo slickrock communities.Key worked well. Good fit. ATRGAR community is just N of plot in next polygon - note that it's only ATRGAR, no CHRVIS (as description implies).This point has bedrock with benches that have vegetation with very low cover of everything. Primary name fits the best, but cover is so low, that I added second name. The other association is growing right at base of hogback. Fair rating because so sparse.Here we have about equal cover of sage & Muhly grass. Also several large shrubs are present. Can there be a significant shrub layer in the P-J/Muhly type? The Muhly is more abundant higher up (E) on the slope.Large, homogenous polygon where ATRGAR dominates throughout. HILJAM seems restricted to drainage channels and not much of it here, so primary name may work best. The next polygon over (on hillslope to the N) looks like a very clean ATRGAR/PLEJAM community. Tertiary name justified by significant ERICOR presence throughout polygon. Had to stretch plot to the south to stay in polygonSecondary name from the key a poor fit here, since PINPON cover is sparse and there is no PJ mentioned in the description. New primary name a good fit; its description should mention the presence of PINPON and ARTNOV.X+@ j  -JWYoCARE_AA.0982Hall's CreekDeer PointUTGarfield CountyCARER042509A.corTrimble GeoXM504629.764175917.8612NAD833.20000004768372GoodFair@Circular}}ymbSE?.*CARE_AA.0981Dry BenchBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM483947.824209366.6812YesNAD832.70000004768372FairGood@Circularzvj_PC=,(CARE_AA.0980Red CanyonSandy Creek BenchesUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM489718.334205964.7712YesNAD832.70000004768372GoodGood Good fit.CircularshYLF51CARE_AA.0979Waterpocket FoldBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM493297.384202339.5312NAD833.59999990463257GoodFair@Circularyn_RL;7"CARE_AA.0977Brimhall BridgeDeer PointUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM503705.644175104.2312NAD832GoodGood good fitCircular{odUHB1-!CARE_AA.0976Middle Desert WashSolomons TempleUTWayne CountyCAREGarmin Garmin GPS 76470513.524261612.6712YesNAD839PoorGoodv@Circular~zncMMG95$CARE_AA.0975North Coleman CanyonBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARE AA0975Garmin Garmin GPS 76487795.864213068.4012YesNAD8306.8FairFair@CircularxmWNH73&CARE_AA.0973Notom Rd.FruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM485427.374235823.5012YesNAD833.09999990463257GoodGoodThis is a good fit.CircularxrnbWH;5'#CARE_AA.0971Pleasant CreekGolden ThroneUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM483389.674225720.9812YesNAD833.70000004768372UnknownFair@Other~zncTGA3/ CARE_AA.0969Middle Desert WashSolomons TempleUTWayne CountyCAREGarmin Garmin GPS 76471882.054262313.6112YesNAD834 mPoorGood@Circular~zncMMG95$CARE_AA.0968Cedar MesaSandy Creek BenchesUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM493936.114207996.3312NAD832.5GoodGoodj@CircularshYLF51CARE_AA.0967Dry BenchBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM484023.904209326.8612YesNAD832.40000009536743GoodPoorH@Otherzvj_PC=,(CARE_AA.0966Lower Muley Twist CanyonThe PostUTGarfield CountyCAREB042510A.corTrimble GeoXM503706.124179285.7612SNAD832.5GoodGood@Circularwl]OI84*CARE_AA.0965Scenic DriveFruitaUTWayne CountyCAREJ042114A.corTrimble GeoXM478178.014236072.7112YesNAD834GoodGood@Circular|vrf[L>8*&CARE_AA.0964Muley Twist Canyon areaThe PostUTGarfield CountyCAREB042510A.corTrimble GeoXM503036.504179728.5812SNAD835GoodGood@Othervk\NH73)CARE_AA.0962Sandy CreekBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM494196.024205258.3612YesNAD832.70000004768372GoodGood"@CirculartiZMG62CARE_AA.0961Sandy CreekBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM495427.874200765.6112NAD832.90000009536743FairFair@CirculartiZMG62`LVAL \  n,lVThe PLEJAM cover drives this selection, it could fit either of the above descriptions/ classifications.This point has a lot of HESCOM, ACHHYM, OPUFRA therefore it is hard to tell which name to call it.Plot shape was adjusted to avoid neighboring polygon.Serviceberry & mahogany are codominant here with serviceberry having more cover. Shepherdia is a regular component.There's more QUEGAM here than in the rest of the polygon, so secondary name wasn't the best fit.Most of the polygon has less Elymus than this site.The mix of shrubs here makes this place hard to key. The oak trees seem to be a cross with welshii. Keying that way would make my third choice P-J / Quercus welshii Woodland. The Other Veg Association, Atriplex confertifolia Great Basin Shrubland is to the south.The polygon is somewhat non-homogenous with density of oak and P-J and sagebrush varying throughout.Fits description for primary name pretty well, except there was no mention of associated or co-dominant shrubs, so I gave it a secondary name to represent the shrub mixture found here. Good representation.Sparse stand of shadscale and ERICOR shrubs on steep talus.AA point fell in the bottom of a gully and on the very edge of polygon, so I moved circle 40 meters North. Veg here looks homogenous and extends farther into polygon in same condition, as far as I can observe. In plot HILJAM is very limited, but there's lots of BOUGRA. Only a couple Ephedras, and they are viridis. No ATRCON.The oak is in clumps and not mixed throughout the community. My made up name fits best. The description for the second choice requires a lower cover of sagebrush.Primary name description fits perfectly here (and keyed easily), but secondary name was included because JUNOST was not mentioned in the primary name description but is definitely a co-dominant here (though PINEDU was not found in area). 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A large band of Tamarisk touches the plot to the W.This seems like a good representative of primary name because it has all the component shrubs in description, but I wish it had more EPHTOR. There is good shrub diversity, but it is very sparse.This is a hard one to name, as it is really a disturbed cobble bar/sandy stream terrace with POPANG colonization beginning to occur. Outside polygon are mature stands of POPANG and POPFRE. The ARTTRIwyo in invading from a higher terrace with that community to the north. The POPANG in the plot/polygon are all very young or seedlings. BOUGRA is established in the cobble areas. The sandy areas are very sparse.AA point is located in a disturbed area along the paved road, squeezed between the river corridor (a different polygon) and overlapping the road corridor. I modified the plot shape to a long, narrow strip (20m x 250m) paralleling the river, and comprising what appears to be an older river channel. There's a high berm or old terrace remnant w/the ERINAU (2nd) assoc. on it between plot and river.The Tamarix and two grasses are hugging the wash and experience periodic flooding. The other plants are above the flood zone. The polygon in this spot appears to encompass both vegetation types. There is no shadscale here, but plenty of seepweed. A linear plot was observed to capture the wash terrace vegetation.The small hill on which this plot is located provides multiple aspects and an anomalously steep slope compared to majority of polygon. Species mix is very variable and patchy throughout plot. In the end, however, I think the primary name fits best for the majority of the patches here - and it also reflects what I walked through to get here in other areas of the polygon. Secondary name is probably not great, but reflects the higher density of CHRVIS in plot compared to vicinity.LVAL hPlot is slightly anomalous w/rest of polygon geologically - so E. bicolor is limited to this spot and creates a dramatic change when you come upon it. Other areas of polygon tend to have more sandy soil and more herbaceous plants w/ COLRAM or redder Carmel slopes w/COLRAM and sparse understory. Either way, primary name still seems to fit. No Purshia anywhere here. E. Desert Wash areas to S include Pinyon and POPFRE.Keyed easily and matches description, but HILJAM cover is really low here. Good representation of this homogenous polygon.Primary and secondary names fit the best of anything in the key, although they're not perfect due to low ARTBIG and high grass cover. Areas I visited earlier to the SE and SW lacked ARTBIG, ERICOR and EPHVIR. These shrubs seem really patchy in the polygon, but EPHTOR and STICOM have been very consistent throughout.Percent cover of Ephedra is greater than sparse, in this case 8% - otherwise a perfect match. Walking through the polygon to points north, I encountered some large areas of desert pavement with no nonvascular crust, but I don't know how you could tell the difference from an aerial photo. Lots of crust along the way too.Scattered juniper inspire the secondary call. The SARVER shrubland is on the valley floor to the east of the point (different polygon).Fit primary name description pretty well, but no mention of the high herbaceous diversity here. Many dominants in the understory, so I included names for some of the others; tertiary description not the greatest fit here. No PJ association with either ATRFRI or ARTCAM, but both those species are co-dominant with OPUFRA so should at least be mentioned in the description.The primary name works okay here, but this is really a mixed grass understory and more of a shrub herbaceous type than a shrubland. Other parts of the polygon have much less perennial grass cover and more cover of weedy annuals. 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No P.D.O.P.GoodGoodPerfect fit! Easy to key!Circular}}{ttpg_PC=,(CARE_AA.1006South Draw RoadGolden ThroneUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM484092.954225686.1312NAD833.5GoodGood@Circular{odUHB40!CARE_AA.1005The PostThe PostUTGarfield CountyCAREJ042308A.corTrimble GeoXM501376.034186649.8212SNAD832.90000009536743GoodGoodN@Circularxxsg\M?9($CARE_AA.1004Fluted WallTwin RocksUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM475432.934239701.4712NAD832GoodGood@Circularxxth]NA;-)CARE_AA.1003South DesertFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM479434.034247329.1612NAD834.09999990463257FairFair|@Circular|uuqeZK>8*&,LVALb 8BHKeyed easily to both names but neither mentioned the other canopy species so I put both names down. This is really a PINPON- PINEDU-JUNOST/ ARCPAT mixed woodland. Polygon has the same mixture of species, but they vary in their dominance. Plot represents well the mixed canopy with ARCPAT dominant in the understory.The point falls on the toeslope of a hogback. The primary association reflects the community on the steep west facing slope which is littered with large flat shaley rocks and dominated by Eriogonum inflatum further upslope and ATRGAR lower. The secondary association reflects the community on the gentle backslope of the hogback which is nearly level and slightly east facing. Here the ATRGAR and ATRCOR share dominance and the rocks are small.This point is not as representative of the polygon as the other points within it have been. This point has more shrub diversity (ARTTRI is growing along banks of wash & this point is close to bank of wash), ATRCON growing more distant from wash bank.I offset the plot circle to the W about 20 meters from logged point to avoid including neighboring polygon. Tamarisk stand is very homogenous. ERILEP community is on a higher terrace to SE of plot and polygon.This point doesn't represent majority of polygon well, as it's on a steep, rocky slope & has a lot of PJ (most of polygon is on mesa top - very open & grassy). Neither name is a great fit - too many shrubs for primary name, and way too much grass for secondary name. Had to stretch plot from UTM's to the north to avoid falling off a cliff!This is an herbaceous community that is not recognized in the classification with SPOAIR as the dominant.Keyed very easily and description fit well (though picture looked nothing like plot). I would add the associated shrubs to the description since ARTTRI is also common throughout this polygon, and the other 2 shrubs are scattered around here. Great representation of this large homogenous polygon, at least as much of it as I've seen.LVAL `T  P This new name is working well for several of my plots up here. An oval plot was observed to avoid adjacent polygon.Polygon appears poorly drawn in this area, and includes the vicinity of plot, which is not characteristic of most of the polygon. Plot itself includes some boulder deposit geology and a bit of the pinyon-juniper / Ephedra viridis or Shepherdia rotundifolia found in much of polygon, but here this type is very patchy, and not characteristic of majority of plot.Secondary name may sound more accurate here, but the description for the primary name fits perfectly; EXCEPT that PINPON should be in the name since it is co-dominant in the canopy. Tertiary name captures all the dominant diagnostic species occurring in plot area.Polygon is very large and I haven't seen much of it, but seems flat so far. Opuntia fragilis and Bouteloua gracilis seem codominant here, so either name works ok, but neither is perfect.There are a few cliff rose shrubs around and more to the west. Plot shape was adjusted to avoid cliff.Another long skinny plot to avoid slickrock walls. Some bedrock included on canyon floor. ERINAU limited to wash channel and edges, FRAANO extends from wash edges into narrow stream terraces.There's no doubt that PLEJAM is dominant understory here, even though it's pretty sparse. Polygon looks quite uniform, except for slight variations in PJ density (PJ looks denser here than in western part of polygon).Polygon appears homogenous with a pretty equal mix of Artemisia bigelovii, Ephedra viridis and Chrysothamnus viscidiflorus. Not a great fir for the name - there is no Pinus edulis here at all and the associated shrubs/grasses are not right according to the key.This seems to fit both names well, but I chose primary name b/c CERINT is more diagnostic. This could have gone in PJ Sparse, but it seems slightly more vegetated than that.No question with 2% Ephedra cover.2++? ^ f DaVRbCARE_AA.1042Sandy WashBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM492939.284205553.3812NAD832.59999990463257UnknownFair@CircularshYLF51CARE_AA.1040South Coleman CanyonBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM486133.564209290.3012NAD836.09999990463257GoodGoodThis is a good fit.Circularuj[NH73&CARE_AA.1038Red SlideThe PostUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM502742.404178102.4912NAD830UTMs from original AA data file? No P.D.O.P.GoodGood Good fit.Circular~wwsg\M@:)%CARE_AA.1037Middle Desert WashSolomons TempleUTEmery CountyCARE090Garmin Garmin GPS 76476138.434262685.1112YesNAD833FairGood@CircularshRMG95$CARE_AA.1036Holts DrawCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM475881.744256246.4312NAD832FairFair@Circular{odUHB40CARE_AA.1035Cassidy ArchFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM480393.674235526.7312NAD833.20000004768372GoodGood Good fitCircular|uuqeZK>8*&CARE_AA.1034Bulberry CreekFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM463962.104255288.2212NAD834.69999980926514UnknownGood@Circularyyui^OB<.* CARE_AA.1033South DesertCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCAREAA1033Garmin GPS 76469814.694254987.7112NoNAD8307.3FairFair@Circular|xlaRJD62CARE_AA.1032Scenic DriveFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM478617.964235081.2812NAD833.70000004768372FairFair@Circular|uuqeZK>8*&CARE_AA.1031Dry BenchBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM488018.554212915.0712NAD832.90000009536743PoorFair@Otherzzvj_PC=,(CARE_AA.1030Notom Rd. (S of Burr Trail)The PostUTGarfield CountyCAREB042217A.corTrimble GeoXM500187.844188167.1112SNAD832.79999995231628PoorFair$@Circularzo`RL;7-CARE_AA.1029Middle Desert WashCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARE043Garmin Garmin GPS 76468738.034260352.5512YesNAD835PoorFair@CircularvkUPJ<8$CARE_AA.1028Jones BenchGeyser PeakUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM465594.284262054.9112NAD832.70000004768372GoodGoodThis is a good fit.Circularyyui^OB<.*CARE_AA.1027Dry BenchBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM484859.344208384.1512NAD833.29999995231628GoodPoor@ Otherzzvj_PC=,(CARE_AA.1026Paradise DrawCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM471093.294250970.3212NAD833.40000009536743PoorGood@Circular~rgXKE73CARE_AA.1023North Coleman CanyonBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM483684.974210470.5712NAD835.09999990463257GoodGood@Circularuj[NH73&CARE_AA.1022Paradise FlatsFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM466706.904250843.5812NAD835.69999980926514UnknownFairv@Circularyyui^OB<.* LVAL pL \"This is a good fit. The ARTFIL was in one clump and not throughout the community.Density of the buffalo berry varies throughout polygon. Plot shape was adjusted to avoid cliff to the SE.Seems to fit well--apparently a type that crosses many geologic formations. Here it is extensive.Good fit although there is SARVER, ATRCON & ARTTRI as well, hence fair rating.This is a good fit. The Cercocarpus Woodland listed above is just west of the plot in the same polygon.The geology is all wrong according to the description. The flat, southern part of the polygon was P-J with Stipa comata in the understory.The primary choice probably works best, although there is actually more ATRCON than Ephedra. The second choice works less well because the grass is restricted to the draw bottom. The hills surrounding plot are quite sparse.Much of the rest of the polygon appears to be PINPON Slickrock Sparse. The tree cover is a little skimpy for a woodland, but that fits best. The circular plot was offset slightly to avoid the edge of the polygon.Point does not seem to represent the polygon well at all because it occurs in a broad wash/drainage bottom characterized by ATRCAN, which looks sparse elsewhere in the polygon or polygon appears to be a mish-mash. I did 2 species lists because part (south 1/4) of my plot ran up a N-facing slope adjacent to the wash with a separate community than that in the wash. The primary name represents the wash bottom well according to the environmental description, except that the understory is disturbed here and weed-dominated and JUNOST has moderate cover (represented in my new tertiary name). The secondary name is a good fit for the other part of my plot.Point is representative of toeslopes of several spires in the polygon - does not represent the alluvium at lower elevations in the polygon. It could fit either of the two badlands associations above.*LVALJ ( |FARTBIG is only a trace, but could possibly be construed to be slightly more dense than the other shrubs here - everything is sparse. Shepherdia is present, but less prevalent than the ARTBIG. Full diagnostic description thus fits community w/o a problem, though the key's description is actually more involved and lists many shrubs that don't occur here.Very large polygon that seems pretty homogenous. Keyed easily and matched the description very well, though I would add a couple associated shrubs to the description, namely SHEROT and FRAANO.Polygon areas to the SW of plot are the "neighboring association," that keys easily. Riparian corridor is a fair call as either of the 2nd or 3rd association names. The POPFRE were not mature or decadent, as in the secondary association description, and were limited in extent to the plot area itself. TAMCHI was more widespread in drainage. The high terrace/valley floor portion of plot (primary name) reflects polygon poorly, and is a mish-mash of various shrub patches, without a clear dominant.This large polygon has been consistent in its canopy (PJ) & its shrubbery (OPUFRA), but grass dominance varies between MUHPUN in some areas & (more rarely) BOUGRA in others. At this point, OPUFRA is clearly more dominant than the grasses, so primary is good fit.Plot is clearly a sparse understory, but CERMON density is higher - often significantly higher, in much of polygon I've walked through to get here. It also seems to increase in density not far outside plot.There is more shrub diversity and grass component in the NW part of this polygon (AA0165). Plot shape was adjusted to avoid neighboring polygon.Plot appears to be typical of polygon - it sometimes has less SARVER in the section I walked through to get here, but there's always some. I haven't seen much of polygon to N, however. ATRCAN - SARVER key description understates density of SARVER in this plot, but full diagnostic description of this association allow for SARVER to be dominant.+"5N c #<]~CARE_AA.1062South DrawGolden ThroneUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM484762.654221054.7812NAD833UnknownGoodJ@Circular}}ymbSF@/+CARE_AA.1061Oyster Shell ReefBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARER042412A.corTrimble GeoXM495213.844197574.512NAD832.90000009536743FairFair@Circular{paSM<8#CARE_AA.1060Lower Muley Twist CanyonThe PostUTGarfield CountyCAREB042510A.corTrimble GeoXM503739.584179359.8712SNAD833.70000004768372GoodGood@Circularwl]OI84*CARE_AA.1059South DesertFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM479557.894247040.3212NAD832.90000009536743GoodGoodf@Circular|uuqeZK>8*&CARE_AA.1058South DesertFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM479392.214247143.4212NAD832.20000004768372GoodPoorL@Circular|uuqeZK>8*&CARE_AA.1057Hall's CreekDeer PointUTGarfield CountyCARER042509A.corTrimble GeoXM503778.224177397.9212NAD832.70000004768372FairGood@ Circular}}ymbSE?.*CARE_AA.1056Johnson MesaTwin RocksUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM477287.014236968.2612NAD833.09999990463257GoodFairR@Circularyyui^OB<.*CARE_AA.1055Pierce DrawCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCAREAA1055Garmin GPS 76474511.344258874.5812YesNAD8303.2UnknownFair&@Other{wk`QIC51CARE_AA.1054Capitol GorgeGolden ThroneUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM487421.974231235.3812NAD832.5GoodGood@Circular}}ymbSF@2.CARE_AA.1053Dry BenchBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM487905.494212959.1112NAD832.40000009536743GoodGood!There is no doubt on this call.Circularzzvj_PC=,(CARE_AA.1052Brimhall BridgeDeer PointUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM503593.724175142.3812NAD833.5GoodFair@Circular{odUHB1-!CARE_AA.1049South DrawGolden ThroneUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM486127.534222279.5712NAD831.89999997615814GoodGood@Circular}}ymbSF@/+CARE_AA.1048Jones BenchSolomons TempleUTSevier CountyCAREAA1048Garmin GPS 76468000.234264129.9012YesNAD8305.4GoodGood@Otheryui^OGA2.CARE_AA.1046Hall's OverlookDeer PointUTGarfield CountyCAREJ042511A.corTrimble GeoXM505671.544174009.2312SNAD832.59999990463257PoorPoor@Circular|peVHB1-!CARE_AA.1045Golden ThroneGolden ThroneUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM482429.624230382.7312NAD832.20000004768372GoodGood@Circular}}ymbSF@2.CARE_AA.1044Red CanyonBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM489128.964204372.3412NAD833.09999990463257GoodGood@CircularshYLF51CARE_AA.1043Hartnet DrawCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCAREAA1043Garmin GPS 76476879.774256320.9012YesNAD8304.9FairGood"@Other|xlaRJD62LVAL R , (Good Fit. Some areas in vicinity with deeper soils could have more SHEROT than CERINT.Large polygon and haven't seen all that much of it, but other areas have definitely had a much sparser understory than this. This area fits primary name quite well.This spot seemed at first to be on a community boundary, hence the two plant lists. The slightly steeper half is only different because of the scattered Juniper and a few more shrubs. The understory is essentially the same.Keyed easily to this association and the description fits perfectly! Because point is fairly close to the edge of the polygon (to the W), there is proportionately a much higher COLRAM density to the w.Keyed easily and matched the description perfectly!This association extensive here (at least several hundred meters?) - it's everywhere on this aspect as far as I can see and it doesn't fit anything in the key. PJ concentrated on slopes of wash channel, so more falls in the plot than is normal for polygon. Anomalous patch of KRALAN here too.Polygon is large & this point is pretty representative of the majority of it (the mesa top). Name from the key is not a perfect fit here though. Too much ATRCON in the shrub layer, & too little BOUGRA / too much STICOM in the grass layer. This was the only name from key that come close though.The Hilaria is consistent throughout the plot with higher cover on the terrace. The Eriogonum is restricted to the rise. Most of the Shadscale is also located on the was terrace. Trees are too scattered to be considered. Plot shape adjusted to avoid neighboring polygons.ATRCON and EPHTOR were denser on steep portions of plot, but the tall shrubs, EPHTOR and ARTBIG were the significant (though very sparse) cover in most of plot and surrounding polygon. Primary name fits best, though description lacks the other equally present shrubs. Secondary name has wrong soils in description, but recognizes the ARTBIG.LVAL 4f <RNot really a dominance of CERINT here. The narrow polygon requires a narrow plot (~30m).This is a huge polygon and I only walked through a small part of it. Some sagebrush is spilling in on the edge from neighboring polygon. Plot shape was adjusted to avoid neighboring polygonGood fit. South portion of plot would have included the main wash (another polygon) so I shifted it about 30 meters N. JUNOST and Purshia are creeping from neighboring wash/polygon.Area observed was adjusted to avoid neighboring polygon.Since polygon is narrow-linear capturing the wash community, I made plot a long rectangle to capture the wash. Since no description in the key really fit, I went with the placeholder name which described plot area pretty perfectly. Secondary name is what I would call this community based on the dominant shrubs. Plot captured a good portion of the polygon, so representation was good.The difference in names depends on what you are calling most diagnostic. CERINT is closer to Navajo cliffs and higher on slopes and CERMON is lower in polygon.This point doesn't represent the majority of the polygon well, as it is definitely more wooded here. Shrub diversity is also much greater here. Primary name isn't a bad fit, although there are an awful lot of shrubs here. Secondary name is a worse fit, as grasses definitely seem more dominant than the shrubs.Primary name best fits most of plot and areas W of plot in polygon. Description is appropriate, though patches of happy H. jamesii are notable here and there. A small area N of plot fits neighboring association well, and elements of that community creep into plot and species list. A wash transects edge of plot to E and is characterized by secondary name.This AA point is kind of a mess - doesn't fit primary name that well because PJ seems more dominant here than PSEMEN, though the understory is pretty diverse. Plot long & narrow (~50m wide) to accommodate polygon width/community.+=h 'FeCARE_AA.1081Johnson MesaTwin RocksUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM477066.514237004.6812NAD833.40000009536743FairGood@Circularyyui^OB<.*CARE_AA.1080South Coleman CanyonBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corNone485019.404209293.512NAD830GPS won't work at this site; UTM's are from AA point list.GoodFairR@Circular{{wla[NH73&CARE_AA.1078Hall's CreekDeer PointUTGarfield CountyCARE1078Garmin GPS 12503743.484176290.5312YesNAD8304.2FairGoodb@Circular{uqeZKE?.*CARE_AA.1077Paradise FlatsCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM467593.094251989.2612NAD832.5GoodFair@CircularshYLF84 CARE_AA.1076Oak CreekBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM488644.324216061.1112NAD832.70000004768372GoodFair@Otherzzvj_PC=,(CARE_AA.1075Dry BenchBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM484871.644207778.2112NAD8310.1000003814697FairFair@Otherzzvj_PC=,(CARE_AA.1074Jones BenchGeyser PeakUTSevier CountyCAREAA1074Garmin GPS 76467114.594263944.6012YesNAD8302.8UnknownGood~@Other{uqeZKC=.*CARE_AA.1073Scenic DriveGolden ThroneUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM480502.494232159.1512NAD833.29999995231628GoodGoodl@Other||xlaRE?1-CARE_AA.1072South DesertCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM472291.574253030.0712NAD833GoodGood Good fit!Circular}qfWJD62CARE_AA.1071Jones BenchGeyser PeakUTSevier CountyCAREAA1071Garmin GPS 76465887.494262831.0612NoNAD8306.4GoodGoodp@OtheryuqeZKC=.*CARE_AA.1070Waterpocket FoldBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM492611.514203854.0012NAD832.70000004768372GoodGood@Otheryn_RL;7"CARE_AA.1069Dry BenchBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM487794420640712NAD830UTMs from original data file? No P.D.O.P.FairGood@@Circular}}{ttpg_PC=,(CARE_AA.1068Jones BenchGeyser PeakUTSevier CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM466556.164262759.2712NAD832.70000004768372UnknownGoodThis is a good fit.Circularzzvj_PC=.*CARE_AA.1067Johnson MesaTwin RocksUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM476581.144236708.4312NAD832.29999995231628FairFairr@Circularyyui^OB<.*CARE_AA.1066Hanks TowerGolden ThroneUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM483317.164228238.0212NAD832GoodGood@Circular{{wk`QD>0,CARE_AA.1064Halls CreekThe PostUTGarfield CountyCAREJ042409A.corTrimble GeoXM502610.794183903.2012NAD832.5GoodGood@Circularzzvj_PB<+'CARE_AA.1063North Coleman CanyonBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM484276.224211107.1012NAD835.69999980926514GoodFair@Otheruj[NH73&LVAL  f  2zKeyed easily and fit the description pretty well, except no mention of TETNUT or the other co-dominant grass spp.- especially STICOM. Large, homogenous polygon. Looks more like a shrub herbaceous type than a shrubland.Grass cover a little skimpy for choices two or three.This point falls on an herbaceous stand (except for GUTSAR cover) of SPOAIR and should be classified that way. The secondary name is added above, not because it fits well, only that both species are present here.Good fit. Polygon looks very homogenous from here.An area of nearly barren understory for a mature P-J stand. The prominent understory is GUTSAR with occasional tufts of BOUGRA.This has some more CERMON than other points but is still good for primary name. Polygon varies in cover of main shrub components which are all in description.Point is fairly near the edge of the polygon, so it's slightly transitional and being invaded by P-J. Community looks similar to the rest of the polygon, except JUNOST cover is higher and shrub cover a little lower. I gave it the secondary name because JUNOST is almost as dominant in the overstory as EPHTOR and the photo and description matched well with plot area.This was a tough choice, but the ponderosas are slightly more dominant. I located the point using the topo map. I think I got pretty close -certainly with the polygon.AA point is frustratingly located on the edge of a tall sandy point bar. The top of the bar (30 feet above channel) is COLRAM shrubland (50%). The tip of the point bar is Fallugia paradoxa Desert Wash Shrubland (10%). The opposite point bar is PJ/PURMEX (20%). The barren channel is about 20% of the plot.Keyed easily and matched the description pretty well, except no mention of YUCANG or SHEROT.I am not convinced this Opuntia is fragilis to call it the 2nd choice (pads too big & flat). POAFEN seems consistent in the understory as well. 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Fits primary name fairly well except for the high SHEROT cover. I have seen some patches of PURMEX in this polygon, but none nearby.There is such low cover of trees (3%) that I think primary name is best fit.Made plot a long rectangle to stay within narrow wash polygon. Keyed easily and matched the description well, though no mention of STIHYM or FRAANO. Some parts of this wash/polygon have more FRAANO and less ERINAU, and may resemble the FRAANO Wash Woodland more.Plot overlapped paved roadway, so I shifted it 30 meters to the NW. Note that Russian Olive percent cover is of live trees-some extirpation work has occurred in plot and previous cover would have been 3 to 4 times as high.A few doug fir overtopping the canopy, but not enough to call it a doug fir type. There is almost enough mahogany to be the secondary name. It gets taller and more abundant uphill (west).Good fit. Opposite (N-facing) side of this gully/canyon is PJ/(SHEORT-AEMUTA).This point falls in a stand of mature P-J with sufficient openings to allow big sagebrush to survive. This looks like basin big sagebrush with the very long leaves.Good fit to primary name. Most of ACHHYM in vegetated state. There was about 10% cover of an annual Cryptantha.The point may be an ecotone changing from the Eriogonum to the Atriplex. I also include the Ephedra because it is present throughout. The polygon also appears to include the nearby wash community (ERINAU Desert Wash Shrubland).Area of deeper soil that supports mostly grasses and forbs. PLEJAM is the dominant.Good fit, easy to key. GPS died at this point (double check UTM's)Keyed easily and matched the description perfectly! I might add FRAANO & AMEUTA to the description though. 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Other shrubs and herbaceous found on ledges with soils, but majority of plot was bedrock slabs and cliffs.Keyed fairly easily to both names, although neither description mentioned ATRCON. Fits description for primary name well, as this is a broad floodplain of the old river channel. Secondary name should include STIHYM (mentioned in the description) since it is the dominant diagnostic graminoid. Point fell close to polygon edge in an area with more POPFRE than is representative; though it's hard to say what is representative since polygon is a mixture: some places SALEXI & TAMCHI co-dominant, other ERINAU & ATRCON (with some ATRCAN) and lots of grass diversity throughout.Very large polygon and I haven't seen much of it, but this area definitely seems homogenous. Can't tell whether Bouteloua or Opuntia is dominant - both are fairly sparse here.Homogenous small polygon on the north bank of the main South Desert wash - definitely dominated by TAMCHI. Weedy Salsola understory, though there's a lot of SPOAIR too.Although it fit the description for the secondary name pretty well, Cercocarpus intricatus was co-dominant enough to give it a new name. Polygon has the same mixture of species, but they vary in their dominance. Plot is a good representation of ponderosa dominant in the canopy with the 2 common co-dominants in the understory.The polygon is pretty heterogenous and is tough to classify. This point fits the environmental description well, but may have higher cover particularly due to GUTSAR cover.The description for this sounds just as good as primary & secondary.This point does not have ERIMIC and very little ERINAU, which is uncharacteristic relative to the NW portion of the polygon. The herbaceous species are constant, however, with somewhat more MUHPUN here, although ACHHYM is definitely dominant.LVAL n N $FPlot observed is in the same polygon as the point; however numerous sandstone fins prevented access to the actual point.This point is located on a small ridge - the polygon includes a large plain.The shrub cover is a little skimpy for the second choice.The descriptions in key both have AMEUTA -this point and polygon have more SHEROT than AMEUTA but I wrote both names.A real mix of shrubs in the understory here that doesn't really fit any of the pinyon-juniper types well. Cercocarpus montanus is the most dominant shrub. Almost 1/2 the polygon is in Entrada and has very shrubby understory there), whereas north 1/2 of polygon has volcanic boulder substrate and very sparse understory.This is a weird polygon-it seems to encompass PJ-Moenkopi that runs along the side of the Scenic Dr. and also the steep Moenkopi to Chinle slopes that are definitely ERICOR Sparse. Point falls in the PJ on the flatter area, and primary name was the best fit I could come up with here-to me this point really just seems ecotonal and polygon lines should be drawn to delineate the PJ vs. the ERICOR slopes.This point has two associations within it. At the base of the Navajo cliff band, is the second name (where ALL of the shrubs are) but to the West the point is primary name. The area I walked in the polygon is patchy areas of shrub then cactus understory. I did not see the rest of the polygon. OPUPOL may be hybridizing with OPUFRA.Photo and description for primary name fit well here; though POPFRE are way too sparse for this to be called a FOREST! Seems to represent polygon well although plot captured the creek itself.Plot area seems to have a higher shrub mixture, all with moderate cover, than most of the polygon. Keyed easily to primary name, but description does not mention the mixture of associated shrubs; so I gave it a new secondary name to represent this mixture. PINPON patchy in polygon, and plot fell in an area with fewer of them.LVAL> MAHFRE certainly has by far the highest shrub cover. EPHVIR & ARTTRIWYO are both scattered within the plot. The eastern portion of the polygon definitely has more ARTTRIWYO (east of the small drainage) and would fit nicely in the secondary name.Plot is on the edge of the polygon, but is a good representation nonetheless; although herbaceous cover may be higher here than most of the polygon. The primary name captured the woodland aspect of this plot, although shrub cover > tree cover and the description excluded FRAANO and QUEHAV - both with moderate cover here. The environmental description for the shrubland fit better, but also excluded FRAANO.AA point is in a very narrow lobe of polygon, astride an interfluve. While it is similar in species variety to the majority of the polygon, plant densities appear lower in much of plot due to the drier conditions on this exposed interfluve surface. Plot shape is linear (~10m x 500) due to narrow boundaries of polygon in this area. ERICOR seems limited to drier areas of plot.Did a 40 m. wide by 120 m. long oval plot to avoid overlapping with adjacent polygon, which has much more SARVER and seems to more strongly fit with the secondary name for this plot. Primary name works well here, and the description for the secondary name fit well, but ARTTRI is definitely dominant and SARVER much less so. Polygon is large and wraps around W side of wash, where I haven't been, but there looks to be more ARTFIL over there.Since the point fell within 50 meters of a polygon edge, an oval plot was observed. Representativeness of point within polygon is good as far as I can tell, although it is large and I cannot see the whole thing. We didn't encounter any Ephedra viridis on the top of the mesa, but we do have it on this side slope, along with Ephedra torreyana. To the SE and downslope the community continues, but is more sparsely vegetated but with more Stipa comata and some erosional gullies.c+Mb ~ ,IjvCARE_AA.1141Cedar Mesa CampgroundSandy Creek BenchesUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM492418.774207515.6212NAD832.20000004768372FairGood@Circular~sdWQ@<'CARE_AA.1140South Desert- Deep CreekFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM484642.474242252.3312NAD835.30000019073486FairGood@Circular}qfWJD62*CARE_AA.1139Oak CreekBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corNone487054.404214658.5012NAD830Coordinates were obtained from AA point list. 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Homogenous ARTTRI Shrubland being invaded by P-J from hills to the S. Gave second name because HILJAM is dominant grass in the understory and description didn't mention if HILJAM cover had to be> trace. Much of polygon looks more like an ARTTRI/ACHHYM or ARTTRI/PLEJAM community, so plot under-represents grass cover totals of these 2 spp. as compared to the rest of the polygon.This seems to fit best since there is no name in key that this point could be and there is more EPHTOR around point to make this name perfect for point. The polygon is EPHTOR of varying cover densities with GUTSAR, STIHYM, SPOAIR.Although the actual point lies in a wash that has AMEUTA, PURMEX, JUNOST, these are of low % cover and only in the wash; the rest of the cover is COLRAM. The rest of the polygon is pure COLRAM (that I walked through).This is a mix of a shrub herbaceous stand with a mix of BOUGRA and PLEJAM in the understory. This mix relates to shallower soils near the canyon rim- the soils are likely more alkaline here.The presence of several shrub species here (ARTBIG, ERICOR, EPHVIR) makes primary name pretty appealing compared with other areas to the west and SE where these species were totally absent. There's enough PJ here that it seemed like the secondary name could be appropriate too.This part of polygon has considerable Artemisia nova (but still a lot of Bouteloua gracilis). Neither name fits perfectly, but they both would work.Plot is ~40m wide by 120m long to capture the canyon wash community, and is a good representation of the long, narrow polygon it falls within. Primary association name and description fit well here, but I might add a greater shrub mixture to what is mentioned and this wash is E-facing not N-facing. Secondary name included because I strongly believe the Quercus here to be a hybrid between gambelii and havardii var. tuckeri (as per Welsh 2003)NLVAL t v npPretty sparse and junky, as is most of the Halls Creek Valley south of the Post and North of the Overlook trail. ATRCAN is sparse and patchy.Large, homogenous polygon where ATRGAR is the consistent dominant shrub. The significant presence of ERICOR throughout the polygon prompted the tertiary name. Primary and secondary names work OK though. HILJAM in isolated in drainage channel. Tertiary name justified by significant ERICOR presence throughout the polygon.This plot encompasses two distinct communities in the same polygon: COLRAM on the rocky slopes and ATRCAN on the sandy terrace below. Other than the distinctness of these two communities, the polygon looks pretty homogenous. About two thirds of plot falls in COLRAM community, one third in ATRCAN.An oval plot was observed to avoid adjoining polygon.This stand has high cover of BOUGRA and low cover of PLEJAM. It is a small patch in a sea of P-J woodlands. Most of this polygon is a BOUGRA grassland with very scattered ATRCON. Where the point fell is on dense ATRCON shrubs and less BOUGRA in the understory.There are few shrubs here, as has been the case in this polygon. Hillslope favors ACHHYM.This stand is denser than those photographed in the key and is on boulder and gravel versus bedrock exposures.Pretty clean community that keyed easily. I would at least add STICOM and ATRCON to the description, if not the name and would feel more comfortable calling this a shrub herbaceous type. Still, a good representative of homogenous Johnson Mesa community.This patch of grass is nothing like the rest of the polygon. Most of it would probably key to Atriplex/Great Basin. There may be some Zuckia communities in the polygon too.Higher shrub and lower SPOAIR cover here than in most of the polygon. Secondary name fits okay, but this is not sparse vegetation and the description does not mention the shrub mixture found here, so I gave it a new primary name to capture this, and the shrub-herbaceous mixture.k+9O l y 4Zl~CARE_AA.1162Johnson MesaTwin RocksUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM477545.134237154.4912NAD832.59999990463257GoodGood\@Circularyyui^OB<.*CARE_AA.1161Sandy CreekSandy Creek BenchesUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM493751.824207408.3612NAD832.20000004768372GoodGoodR@CirculartiZMG62CARE_AA.1160Sandy CreekBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM494674.204205779.2112NAD832.79999995231628GoodGood@CirculartiZMG62CARE_AA.1159Hall's CreekDeer PointUTGarfield CountyCARE1159Garmin GPS 12504592.904177100.3812YesNAD8303.7GoodGood@ Circular{uqeZKE?.*CARE_AA.1158Sulphur Creek RoadTwin RocksUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM469032.244241408.6712NAD831.79999995231628GoodFair@Circular{odUHB40$CARE_AA.1156Jones BenchGeyser PeakUTSevier CountyCAREAA1156Garmin GPS 76466296.424263055.5812YesNAD8303.8GoodGoodNone.Circular{uqeZKC=.*CARE_AA.1155South Desert-Deep CreekFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM485131.734242371.8012NAD832.5Long linear plot along wash and bank about 10m wide.GoodGood Good fit.Other|peVIC51)CARE_AA.1154Halls Creek near South BoundaryHall MesaUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM511505.954161711.2112NAD833GoodGoodX@Circular~sdWQ@<1CARE_AA.1152Sandy RanchBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM488687.734213399.9512NAD834.80000019073486GoodGoodj@Other||xlaRE?.*CARE_AA.1151Middle DesertFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARE095Garmin Garmin GPS 76465630.704261095.7712YesNAD833FairFair@Circular}wsg\FA;-)CARE_AA.1149Jones BenchGeyser PeakUTSevier CountyCAREAA1149Garmin GPS 76465839.114262955.9012NoNAD8307.2GoodGoodNone.CircularyuqeZKC=.*CARE_AA.1148North BoundarySolomons TempleUTEmery CountyCARE014Garmin Garmin GPS 76473920.414264276.3212YesNAD834FairGood@Circular{odNIC51 CARE_AA.1146Middle Desert Wash (Campground)Cathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARE036Garmin Garmin GPS 76467815.364258614.6912YesNAD832GoodGood@Circularxb]WIE1CARE_AA.1145Johnson MesaTwin RocksUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM477323.164237155.9012NAD832.20000004768372GoodGood@Circularyyui^OB<.*CARE_AA.1144Pierce DrawCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM471293.994259283.0112NAD832.59999990463257PoorGood\@Circular|peVIC51CARE_AA.1143Jones BenchGeyser PeakUTSevier CountyCAREAA1143Garmin GPS 76465925.334262907.3512NoNAD8308.3GoodGoodNone.CircularyuqeZKC=.*CARE_AA.1142Lower South DesertFruita NWUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM478618.084250956.4612NAD831.89999997615814FairFair0@Circular~~zncTGA3/$LVAL 4 n ROnly 60m from plot #1059, but strangely enough no ARTBIG here, making primary name less good a fit. Grass cover and diversity should really be mentioned in the description for this association type.Good fit with key, lots of Brome on this SE slope though. Had to stretch plot from my UTM's to the NE to stay in polygon and community.This is a good name for point. Polygon varies from primary name to sparse areas.Bromus tectorum is remarkably absent except in trace amounts. Most of the ground cover in photos is other mixed weedy annuals, plus Oenothera. E. nauseosa community is in wash channel and banks to west of plot.This polygon is variable going from dune on one end to slickrock on the other. The Arcotostaphylos is growing in one clump in a pothole and not throughout the community. Circular plot offset away from edge of polygon.Relative proportions of PJ and PSEMEN complicate this call. PJ outweighs PSEMEN in this spot, I think. Downslope (to North), the density of the PINLON seems to increase, but probably not enough to call it a PINLON Woodland.In a significant drainage channel on this hill slope where canopy cover is high enough to make this a woodland, but a poor representative of the sparse shrubland that most of the polygon is. Description fit well here, except the geology types mentioned did not match.Keyed easily and description matches well. But again, I would add STICOM to the name since it is very much a co-dominant here, and I would call this a shrub herbaceous type.Good fit. I don't think there is enough HESCOM here to fit the description for JUNOST/HESCOM. It is pretty sparse all round, despite the current crop of weedy annuals.Primary and secondary choices are equally descriptive of this community. From what I've seen of this polygon, both grasses are equally represented - certainly it's 50-50% in plot. 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Most bunchgrasses are gone. Very sparse type- mostly annual forb cover when it is in flower.Most of the polygon is dominated by Bouteloua gracilis in the understory, but Artemisia nova is pretty extensive in this part of the polygon (see 1131 as well). It definitely appears more dominant than Bouteloua here.Cercocarpus has about equal cover as the manzanita, maybe a little more, even. However, many associated shrubs to the secondary name are missing.Polygon seems to include ATRCON creeping in from neighboring polygon to W. Occasional SARVER occur, probably escaping from polygon to E.Broken sandstone/colluvial terrace occupies about 1/3 of plot=secondary Assoc. at base of Entrada outcrop. Large boulders & small rocks w/shallow soils. Rest of plot is on terrace above wash. The ACHHYM S. H. Assoc. may fit OK, but ARTFIL is not one of the species listed. The ARTFIL Sandsheet Shrubland doesn't mention any grasses, but otherwise may be OK.Keyed easily to this association and the name and environmental description match perfectly! I would definitely mention the high shrub and grass diversity that seems to occur in this type. I would probably even add STISPE to the secondary name and call this a shrub herbaceous type since that is really more accurate for this point. Polygon is huge and it's hard to know how representative this point is, especially since the slope and aspect vary so much. It does appear that much of polygon is more of a P-J Woodland, so this may be a poor representative.Good fit for primary name - this area doesn't have any doug fir, whereas steeper areas facing Deep Creek have quite a bit. Polygon is about half and half, in terms of doug fir presence vs. absence) Shifted plot about 30 meters north to stay in polygon.Keyed easily-good fit! No other shrubs and grasses mentioned in the description, but they do occur here.Good fit excepting the SARVER at wash bottom. Polygon is good representative of primary name.VLVALh d .Key description is close, but note addition (consistently in this entire region) of a subcanopy of PPJ and CERINT. Plot feel on the edge of major cliffs, so I moved it uphill 20m to the south, farther into polygon.This is a very large polygon. The total shrub cover is hovering around 6%, with the grass nearly 25%. Part of the polygon I walked through (NW of plot) has more shrubs, especially Artemisia bigelovii.This site has a high cover of SPOAIR so doesn't fit the sparse vegetation type. Perhaps a SARVER/SPOAIR Shrubland with a broader definition/concept could be considered.The point fell in a patch of scattered pinyon-juniper. Most of the polygon has less P-J or no P-J at all.Bouteloua gracilis is very sparse in this area. EPHTOR is at the low end of density for a shrubland.Keyed easily and matched the description perfectly!We fluoresced sagebrush samples from all the points up here to determine subspecies of sagebrush.This point has low shrub cover, that mostly from ERIMIC and GUTSAR. Other than ACHHYM, there is low graminoid cover.PLEJAM is definitely here, but not in quantities of relative densities that would single it out as part of the name. This community is more variable in its species content than name and key description imply.This point is on a bench on a good representative of primary assoc., on the other bench is representative of secondary assoc., but with a weedy herbaceous layer.Keyed easily and matched the description perfectly!No doubt about this community! As far as rep. of polygon, it looks good from here, though it's a huge polygon - at least 1/4 mile N & S of here on toeslope is COLRAM though!Fits perfectly into name except that there are no POPFRE. The playa was flooded. This point was very close to point 0435 (possibly overlapping).Good fit, but lacks parenthetical species. In other areas of polygon that I walked through had ATRGAR instead of ATRCON. 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Both names work well here, though a combo of the two would describe it best. Also, STIHYM should be mentioned in their descriptions.This type is a good fit here. Circular plot is offset away from edge of polygon.Rough terrain prevented me from reaching the exact AA point. A line of douglas fir is growing at the base of the cliff above the plot, but it's uncertain whether its in the same polygon.Keyed fairly easily to the secondary name, though primary name is more accurate for this plot. Understory is dominated by OPUPHA (hard to walk around in here).2nd choice - there are too many trees to be a wooded shrubland; not a cool slope & too much CERMON. 1st choice - too much SHEROT, although it seems to be confined to lower on the slope. 3rd choice - habitat fits, but there is too much CERMON. This plot is in the same polygon as #813, a P-J/ARTTRI/VAS assoc.This slope just off of the ridgeline seems to be an ecotone, with the manzanita and ponderosa spilling over from the north slope (to the north of here). Along the ridgeline to the east of the plot (within the polygon) is the more classic Pinus longaeva / Sparse Woodland. A dumbbell shaped plot was observed to avoid neighboring polygons.Mature PJ stand with large barren openings and occasional patches of PLEJAM and BOUGRA. GUTSAR is the most common shrub.Primary association fits majority of polygon we've walked through coming north to AA point, but area W of the main wash (W of this point) has the neighboring association (above). Chrysothamnus in plot are grouped around a small subsidiary gully, and don't characterize the general community. 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Keyed easily, but name should include STICOM and description should mention ATRCON. Again, I'm in favor of calling this a shrub herbaceous type.Too much shrub cover to fit into secondary name. Grass cover is not mentioned in primary name. My made-up name fits best. On slope above is mostly Leymus, but this is not on ecotone because Leymus is found throughout this canyon and the next.The polygon is not totally homogenous, but most of it keys to the first choice. Trees come and go, scattered randomly.Since polygon is so small, I made the plot encompass the whole thing (~120 m. long x 60 m. wide), an oval area adjacent to HWY112. Polygon is also ecotonal, so I made two species lists and took 2 photos. Both communities keyed easily, except there was no TAMCHI presence noted in the description for the ERINAU shrubland, and the understory was diagnostic here (SPOAIR,; but parch size was <MMU so I didn't bother giving it a new name.A common problem: a shrub understory with two or more codominant shrubs. In this polygon EPHVIR and SHEROT are equally present (with Rhus making a significant appearance as well), but the key and full diagnostic descriptions favor each shrub as a clear dominant, sometimes with the comment that there is little or no cover of note of the others.This is a shrub herbaceous stand with a lot of GUTSAR and OPUERI present. The remaining shrubs are scattered.This point has very little PINEDU but the first description is best unless you go with my new name. The third name can be used if PURSTA is more diagnostic than SHEROT.The steeper areas in center of plot are best described by primary name. Lower-angle areas on N and S edges of plot grade into secondary name. Neighboring polygon finger to NW perhaps should extend farther up lower-angle areas to edge of plot, as that polygon appears to include more ATRCON dominance.LVAL 4  Z 2hAreas of polygon near point are dominated by CHRNAU, but ~50m north of here the community becomes more SARVER dominated. Can't see the rest of polygon. SPOAIR is consistent throughout. There's also an anomalous patch of PHRAUS just outside plot, and the presence of Pickleweed here is quite interesting.The "sparse" category is marginal in this plot/area, but no particular shrub stands out as the dominant. Perhaps a "sparse mixed shrub" understory would be the most descriptive name. CERMON probably gets denser to E, but that's another polygon. Ephedra is a constant under trees, but other shrubs come in small patches.Keyed easily and matched the description perfectly! Secondary name could work here too.This point is an anomaly in a sea of COLRAM. The point is near the base of an Entrada outcrop and is great primary name, except that there is a high cover of ATRCON hence secondary name. GREAT lichens!This area of the polygon quite homogenous, but several hundred meters south, HILJAM is the dominant grass and there is no SARVER. Secondary name could also work well, as there is a lot of ACHHYM here. Primary name not great as it doesn't mention the distinctive grass layer.There's way too much CERINT here for primary name to be great fit, and there's also an awful lot of PSEMEN. Secondary name is probably a better fit, although CERINT is even sparse here than a lot of areas in the polygon.A good match if one ignores all the annual weeds and cheatgrass. Native grass cover is spotty at best.Good fit for the badlands formation here.Polygon is large & most of it is much less wooded than this. Grasses are somewhat similar in composition for both the top & sides of the Mesa, though BOUERIO (w/EPHVIR) dominates the S-facing slope, & HILJAM (w/EPHTOR) dominates the mesa top. 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If nothing else, add them to the description for the primary name!The Opuntia doesn't form a "solid cushion between the trees," but it is abundant in the plot.Because polygon captures the riparian corridor, I made the plot a 40 by 120 m. rectangle that included both the first and second level terraces. Primary name fit well for the first level terrace, but in order to capture more of the understory present here, I would add ARTFIL and POLINC to the name and name the other shrubs as "possibly present" in the description.The oak is in a couple of clumps and not spread throughout the community. The description calls for "Chinle" geology, but this site is Navajo. The circular plot was offset away from the edge of the polygon.Could almost be a P-J/Atriplex spp., or P-J/PLEJAM Woodland, but overall understory cover is still sparse. Very few to sparse PINEDU in this plot, but description for JUNOST/Sparse didn't fit as well. Still a good representative of polygon.Keyed easily and matched primary name description well. Included secondary name because BOUGRA is co-dominant in the understory.Polygon seems homogenous - fit description in key well.Polygon is narrow and linear - plot shaped to fit. Key provides no options for this community. Populus angustifolia - Rhus trilobata is a community described as occurring along Polk Creek, but here there is only a single Populus fremontii. The Betula is limited, too, so this is best characterized by the suggested primary name, or as two communities (Salix and Rhus).These two choices represent two first choices for the two different communities here. So far this polygon is not looking too homogenous. 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Secondary assoc. is offered due to PLEJAM being dominant in small patches of plot - though the STIHYM seems more general throughout area . Lots of weedy annuals make veg. cover seem higher in photo.The neighboring AA point #871 had Purshia mexicana in the understory, and to the east of there was PJ/Sparse. The southern portion of the polygon seems to have a mix of Shepherdia and Mahogany in the understory. Plot shape was adjusted to avoid cliff.I like habitat description for primary better, but could fit both.Fits primary name pretty well, although there is enough Bouteloua here that secondary name seemed justified. Community seems the same as the neighboring polygon, except maybe Pinyon-Juniper density is lower and Opuntia fragilis density is higher.Point fell on an ecotone between the primary and secondary associations. West half of plot had more Navajo slickrock exposures and a shrubby understory dominated by CERINT; while the east half looked more like the rest of the polygon with OPUFRA as the dominant understory and few bedrock exposures. I did 2 species' lists to represent these 2 separate communities captured by this polygon; though the west half of plot may be transitional from the polygon next door.The Opuntias seem to be intergrading at this site.Includes small patches of grass - mostly Hilaria - but this is predominantly a non-herbaceous association. Grasses are very limited and localized in low spots. Soil is heavily physically crusted w/slight cyanobacteria cover. EPTOR & Atriplex relative densities vary throughout polygon. Other areas of polygon include ATRCON and ERICOR.Keyed easily and matched the description well.This site represents the shallowest soils in the polygon. It could be classified towards EPHTOR in general and ERICOR on a microsite basis--although it is listed only for Moenkopi not Entrada.LVAL * H There is more Hilaria here than the Stipa, hence the order of my two choices.This is the best fit for a confusing mixture of diagnostic shrubs. It would be a better fit if the point was only in the 1st terrace of the wash, rather than the adjacent upland.Secondary name from the key a poor fit; no ARTBIG and co-dominant grass cover. Primary new name a much better fit.This site contains 3 diagnostic grass species, each with reasonable cover. Any of the 3 could be considered as could a category called P-J/Mixed graminoids Woodland.Shrubs and grasses seems about equal here. The more N-facing areas of canyon/polygon tend to have the denser grass, and S-facing favor the P-J/EPHVIR. Plot is in actual canyon drainage bottom and this steep drainage bottom (with lots of huge boulders) favors a greater variety and density of shrubs than majority of polygon.Blackbrush & Torrey's Ephedra are codominant. Ricegrass is a component even though much of it is dead. Sand sage & oak jump into the mix to the south of plot where soils seem less pebbly & less stabilized.So much bare area between trees that this really looks like a sparse understory; although secondary name could also work because EPHVIR is the only dominant shrub. Good representation here.STIHYM is general throughout most of plot, but the blow out area has a large area of thick BOUGRA alone. I've also walked through lots of P-J with just BOUGRA in the polygon to reach this spot. The Muhly occurs only in the duney areas and mixed with the rice grass. The trace of ATRCAN is the only shrub.Since polygon is capturing the riparian corridor, I made plot a long rectangle. Keyed fairly easily to primary name and the pictures fit well. This riparian area may be more disturbed, evidenced by the abundance of BROTEC and TAMCHI. 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Most of polygon fits primary name very well but some areas have more CHRVIS and grasses and forbs.Upslope is an area of this polygon that appears to have only pinyon-juniper with a very sparse cushion plant understory. Plot is located on a transitional area where the other conifers return. To south, probably just on the edge of polygon, is a pinyon-juniper / Cercocarpus intricatus area, and the Cercocarpus in plot is trickling in from there. Mix of trees is patchy and defies key descriptions. "Other cushion plants" receives a "T" on the species list of the datasheet.This large polygon seems non homogenous with large areas of winterfat to the east, grassy areas on the slopes and Atriplex ssp./sparse shrublands on the badlands. The lack of a dominant species here makes keying a toss-up.Keyed easily to primary name and fit the description well, but no mention of the high grass cover. Secondary name is what I would call this - definitely looks like a shrub-herbaceous type! Clearly 4 dominant species here, all deserving to be in the name.No doubt about this association-it fits the key perfectly!A good representation, except for the anomalous weed patch.The description fits well except for specifying Chinle geology. This site is in Kayenta.Apparently grass cover or lack of it doesn't matter with the primary name? Maybe too many trees for Tertiary name? An oval plot was observed to avoid adjacent polygon.Plot falls at lowest edge of polygon, where vegetation is more characteristic of gentler sloping areas w/more PJ & Shrubs. I probably should have moved plot up slope, but didn't realize this until I returned to car & found map (oops!). Therefore, primary name is probably best rep. for polygon, & secondary/tertiary names are more of a transition between steeper slopes & gentler slopes.I haven't explored much of this big polygon yet. This seems like a good fit for this site.LVAL 2 8 4vx&Very strong EPHTOR / PLEJAM relationship on this site.Bare wash channel fills much of narrow polygon here, so I made a long, skinny plot including both sides of wash (40 x 125 meters). Vegetation here is arranged in patches, with small areas exhibiting different combinations. Primary name fit large sections, probably where wash bands are influenced by Chinle soils from canyon sides. Secondary fit a small, but discrete, section of stream terrace with finer, sandier soils.This seems to be the best fit even though the description places this type in Cathedral Valley Circular plot was offset away from edge of polygon.This point is not on scree but rather a small cliff about 20 feet tall of white rocks (gypsum) and lichens on top. PSEMEN & PINLON are dominant with PINEDU & JUNOST & SHEROT underneath so primary name is best fit, not PINLON Woodland.This site has more BOUGRA than do others sampled. The cover by ATRCAN is average for the area.The doug fir are scattered regularly throughout the area, overtopping the pinyon-juniper canopy. Polygon seems pretty homogenous.Keyed easily to this association name and the description fit perfectly!Looked like primary name, but description didn't mention ARCPAT, which was co-dominant here. Also, fit description for secondary name so it was a hard call. I could go either way with this one or just call it a P-J/CERINT-ARCPAT Woodland. Plot landed in the middle of a huge patch of bedrock, but there are many such patches in the polygon so I said it was good representation.Keyed easily to primary association, though, minus GUTSAR, both shrub and herbaceous cover are <5% so this could also be considered a sparse understory. Good representation of polygon.Keyed easily to both names and either would work well here and throughout polygon. ZUCBRA name second because it is less diagnostic than ARTGAR according to the hierarchy lists. 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Primary name not a great fit because no mention of ponderosa or doug fir in the description, so I added a new name to represent the other co-dominants. Polygon has the same mixture of species but they vary in their dominance, so plot is a good representative of areas where Pinyon-juniper is more dominant in the canopy and Cercocarpus intricatus in the understory.Parts of this polygon appear to be vertical cliffs, and obviously veg densities - especially trees - will be lower there. Plot samples a typical area along this part of the escarpment rim, where the tops of the cliffs are more broken and ledgey.It's hard to see far in this polygon, due to the huge boulders, but from what I can tell, this is representative.The disturbed area of the old road supports much of the MUHPUN and SPOAIR cover. ERINAU and BOUGRA are well developed on undisturbed uplands. GUTSAR is quite abundant at this site.This association doesn't appear in the key. There is too much understory cover for it to fit the ARTTRI Shrubland type as described.A little different than much of the polygon in that there are no associated or co-dominant shrubs with ATRGAR here, possibly related to the W facing aspect. Keyed easily to primary name and fit the description well, except this really should be called sparse vegetation.Since polygon is capturing the riparian corridor, I made plot be a long rectangle. Keyed easily to primary name and fit photos and description well, except here was no mention of ELEANG in the subcanopy. Good representation of the polygon I've walked through.Very large polygon and I've only seen about 1/4 of it, but this area looks pretty homogenous. Primary name is the only thing that fits pretty well here. Bouteloua and Hilaria are definitely the dominant grasses, but there is a lot of diversity and also a lot of shadscale here.LVAL* P  n~Keyed easily and matched primary name description well, but I thought there was enough ARTNOV here to at least be included in the description- so I included the secondary name (less good fit).Keyed easily to both names and matched their descriptions well. Included the secondary name because primary name description did not mention EPHVIR, which is co-dominant with PURMEX here. Good representation of the parts of the polygon I've seen.Observed a long, narrow point (~30m wide) to accommodate community and polygon. Notom Rd. bounds plot on 1 side, and ridge of Oyster Shell Reef (poking up) bounds the other. Lots of young GUTSAR shrubs here - look almost herbaceous - could be confused w/grasses in photo? Secondary name fits poorly though - there are way too many shrubs here. Tertiary name doesn't fit - too low cover of Atriplex!This site has more ACHHYYM and little PLEJAM, per the description. It is grazing influenced and weedy, with a lot of SALTRA litter present. There is recruitment of ATRCAN shrubs here.Because this is a maintained park near campgrounds in Fruita no name in the key really fit, so I gave it a new name. Point did include part of the Fremont River riparian corridor that was best described by the secondary name. Point represents the polygon well, since polygon pretty much captures from the park area to the banks of the Fremont.Good fit. Trees are equal to the CERINT in total cover, certainly not more.All of the Artemisia and Ephedra are on the flatter part of the hill, and the Hilaria is mostly on the slope.Unlike in AA point 185 nearby, there's a bit of a stream terrace here. I made a linear plot 20 by 250 m. on the west side of logged point to capture this terrace and avoid the CERINT community on bedrock along the E edge of wash. ERINAU was limited to wash channel and edges. FALPAR also extended from bank across duney terrace, so was more widespread in plot.LVAL  dVGood fit, though lacks most of the secondary shrubs listed in key.Much of polygon has occasional PSEMEN, some areas have significant amounts. The PJ is the constant throughout. In this plot the PSEMEN is dominant enough to make me want to see it in the name, but primary name seems to understate the presence of the PJ. And CERINT seems never to get its due in combination with the taller conifers in the key.Polygon is pretty homogenous, with Atriplex gardneri present throughout and some areas having higher concentrations of Atriplex confertifolia and Ephedra torreyana. Sporobolus is pretty thick here (more thick than Hilaria), so primary name doesn't fit perfectly.This polygon also has large patches of Gambel's oak and areas of thicker sagebrush.Could only get ~15m from plot because I could not cross the Fremont R, plus point fell in an ecotone on polygon edge, so my logged point is much more representative. Still, most of polygon is a maintained park, yet point captured the riparian corridor, so it's not a very representative point. Primary name is the only thing in the key that worked here and the description fit fairly well, though there is more shrub and tree diversity here than was mentioned.Homogenous polygon where both CERINT & AMEUTA are the dominant shrubs. Patches of STIHYM grass growing in soil pockets.Polygon was too narrow here for circular plot, so it's a long, skinny (20m x 250m) to capture a better sample. Association name seems a fair fit, but this plot includes none of the shrubs listed in the description. Majority of plot is filled by the ACHHYM-BROTEC association, on a sandy, low stream terrace. Tall shrubs are in a tight grouping, strictly on the wash bank.There is a little more ATRCAN cover here than to the west in the polygon.- Maybe too much Ponderosa for 1st choice. - Maybe too much P-J for 2nd choice. 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This part of the polygon is definitely Cercocarpus ledifolius dominated (though I haven't walked farther north). About 50 meters south, Arctostaphylos patula comes in strong for about 100 meters, then transitions to Purshia tridentata farther south (near Deep Creek)There's a bunch of Glossopetalon here.This point lies on the polygon edge and includes ecotonal species not found across most of the polygon. These include JUNOST trees and ARTTRItri shrubs.Although this polygon is huge and I haven't walked too much of it, it seems like this plot has proportionately less HILJAM, EPHTOR & ARTBIG. There is quite a bit of ATRGAR throughout the area though, and that is troubling for all three names. There is also a lot of HILJAM, which further throws off the names.This point fell on the side of a gully and faces north. That may explain the grass understory here. I did not notice this much grass in any surrounding area.Keyed easily, good fit, and good representation of the polygon.No difficulty keying to this type, which dominates the level high terraces hereabouts. TAMCHI lines the gully that runs along the strike valley. Small areas of ARTTRI-T shrubland where side drainages enter the valley from Waterpocket Fold. ERINAU Desert Wash shrubland also in side drainages.Polygon follows wash channel and into terraces, which are totally pinyon-juniper dominated. Not sure what this polygon is trying to capture that's different from the surrounding area though - None of the names fits well here, but not sure what else to call it. Long, narrow plot (about 40m wide) to stay in polygon.This point does not fit very well in any of these associations because the vegetation is sparser than the descriptions and there are more weeds present. 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The description for the second choice calls for a sparse understory. Shrub and grass cover varies across the polygon.Polygon pretty homogenous. PLEJAM, if anything, would be the only dominant understory plant.Good fit, I like description of habitat for primary better, lots of annual Cryptantha about 5%.Keyed easily to this association and fits the description great! The only shrub not mentioned in the description that has moderate cover here is QUEGAM. Good representativeness.Half of plot is a northerly-facing slope with denser vegetation and more HILJAM (~3-5%) and other herbaceous spp. that are sparse to non-existent throughout most of this polygon. Plot also captured (on N side) more PINEDU than are representative of the polygon. Species list reflects the 2 separate communities captured by plot, the sparser one more typical of the polygon and the denser possibly an inclusion. Primary assoc. name good except ATRCON and CHRNAU are not present here.Primary & secondary name fit equally so-so here - HILJAM and other shrubs here not described in key is confined to drainage channels running through plot. Very large, homogenous polygon where ATRGAR is the theme. Tertiary name justified by significant presence of ERICOR throughout polygon.Good fit. The doug fir are concentrated on the steeper portions of plot, but occur throughout. Plot straddles a rim area where doug fir begin to appear among the ponderosas consistently. Areas to the south in polygon lack the doug fir. "Other grasses" received "T" and "various forbs" received "1%" on the species list of the datasheet.Primary name is good fit - there are only a few Purshia here and they seem to occur only along a small drainage that runs through plot, so I don't think P-J/PURSTAN would be a good call. P-J/Sparse also fits (since understory is so sparse), but P-J/EPHVIR is better call.lLVAL B , b"hThis is a large polygon, but so far it looks homogenous, with CERMON being the dominant in the understory.I am not convinced this is Opuntia fragilis - pads maybe to large & flat.Intermediate stand between ERINAU and SARVER associations on the low and high elevations in the wash.No doubt here about the name - I definitely needed shin guards! More Stipa comata here (leaking in from Paradise Flats?) than the rest of the polygon.This area is disturbed by grazing, with corresponding increase is cover by ARTFRI and GUTSAR and OPUERI. It is a disturbed ATRCAN/BOUGRA shrubland type.This fits the primary name really well. It looks like these are Tamarix moving into area. If the POPFRE were mature, could be called POPRE/ERINAU = secondary.Plot fell near a larger drainage course where P-J, PURTRI and AMEUTA cover were higher than what is representative for the polygon. Primary name a good fit for the polygon (as much as I've seen of it), but less good a fit for plot because of the P-J cover and shrub mixture.Good fit to point, polygon varies in % cover of SHEROT, AMEUTA, CERINT (higher elevation) and sometimes just PJ/SHEROT. But generally good name for point and polygon.Good fit but pretty sparse, and no AMEUTA.There is about five times as much Winterfat as there is Shadscale here.Primary name description fits better, but both names would work here. I would say shrubs definitely form a layer, although their total cover is less than the herbaceous layer. Point placement was too close to the road (which was captured by the plot) which is why I said point was not a good representative of the polygon.This doesn't key too easily. The high cover SHEROT determined primary, but since CERINT is more diagnostic, I chose secondary as well. Tertiary = PJ/EPHVIR I think that the polygon represents a dry, rocky steep PJ Woodland that has a lot of SHEROT. 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L v NServiceberry & mahogany are co-dominant.No doubt on this call, although the description calls for aeolian sand. There is no sand here.Point does not fit well in this classification because it is sparse and the diagnostic vegetation is not well represented.The hillier parts of this polygon would probably key to EPHTOR/Sparse.Good fit for polygon - quite a few JUNOST scattered around though.Keyed fairly easily to primary name and fit the description well, except plot is in a wash between slickrock slopes so AMEUTA cover may be higher here than is characteristic for that type. I included the secondary placeholder name because that description also worked here. Plot is very representative of polygon, which captures much of the wash and the surrounding toeslopes.Polygon not totally homogenous; flatter, sandy area down by wash is very grassy / full of cactus. I moved plot ~30m East to stay in polygon & also to capture main polygon community.No pinyon here, and buffalo berry has more importance than the associated shrubs, although there is no clear dominant shrub. The two points done in this polygon were very similar. Plot shape was adjusted to avoid neighboring polygon.The Cercocarpus here could be slightly less present than the SHEROT and AMEUTA. In any case, it's concentrated along the slickrock exposures, so the P-J/SHEROT-AMEUTA is more widespread in plot. Neighboring polygon would be the P-J/CERINT.So as not to overlap with the polygon to the E, I moved the center point of my circle ~20m to the W. Gave this plot 3 names because it was a true mixture of these grasses plus PLEJAM and STICOM and all were fairly proportionate. May want to give this a new name, my third choice, and I would definitely call this a shrub herbaceous, not a shrubland. Other parts of the polygon look a lot more disturbed by grazing and have less perennial grass cover and a higher cover of weedy annuals.LVAL > B"Nothing in the understory stands out as dominant.This association dominates both wash and surrounding terrace. A fair amount of QUEGAM both on edge of wash and terrace.There are a few scattered pinyon trees here; that's why I mentioned both names.Because point fell on polygon edge next to a wash, I moved center point 40m N so plot would not overlap with adjacent polygon, and made it ovular stretching E to W. Keyed easily to primary association name and fit description well. Good representation, though SHEROT are invading from polygon to the N (on Morrison clay hills).There is about equal cover of Ephedra & Leymus salinus here. If you count in the Gutierrezia, the herbaceous layer is greater than the shrub layer. There is probably more shrub cover here than elsewhere in polygon.This point is just off a ERINAU desert wash on an alluvial terrace that has SARVER shrubland on both sides. ARTTRI & CHRNAU are mainly near the wash. This is a very weedy area with high DESPIN cover.The wash running through the plot kind of messes it up. Away from the wash it's clearly P-J / QUEHAV. The circular plot was offset to avoid the edge of the polygon.There's too much COLRAM here to fit the first choice perfectly. It shows up wherever there is a deeper pocket of soil The COLRAM increases to the north under the continuing juniper.The AA point was centered in a sandy wash, but encompassed portions of several stream terrace or upland communities. The rest of the polygon to the west, upstream in the wash drainage area, appears to be dominated by a QUEGAM-ARTFIL mix with sparse or occasionally denser JUNOST. Thus it is the ARTFIL that endures throughout the polygon. I saw no PINEDU in the polygon, but rare individuals may occur. No Quercus occurs within the actual AA plot, and the Mahonia seems concentrated only in the vicinity of the plot. The ATRCAN association is very limited in an area on a small, low stream terrace SE of plot.LVAL 04<Consistently more AMEUTA here than in other areas of the polygon. Otherwise, it's another pretty clear PJ/CERMON community.The sage density varies throughout polygon. The P-J removal is confined to this higher side of the valley where they crept down from the hill above (east of plot). The rabbitbrush is more on the eastern edge of plot & assoc. w/a gulley.Disallowing for the irrigation ditch, this plot represents the polygon pretty well. The Rhus is absent from other parts of polygon. The wash species are the same as those on the terrace above, at least the natives. Dead TAMCHI on species list could also be dead SALEXI.Keyed easily and matched the primary description well, though SHEROT and FRAANO should be listed as associated shrubs in the description. Secondary name also a good fit, but CERMON is the dominant understory shrub. Looks like West half of polygon should be mapped separately, see "other associations".Again, this polygon has thick PJ w/an understory of diverse shrubs that could fit into secondary or tertiary name, but not perfectly, hence new primary name.This is still a good representative of primary name but since it is north facing and it is a wet year there are more forbs and grasses than in description.Half of this polygon has a ton of STICOM and the other half has none and is an ATRCAN community. I ended up evaluating both since I had to do a long, narrow plot. Both sides of the plot are kind of a mess, none of the names fit that well, but I couldn't find an ATRCAN name with the right type of grass here. Had to make a long, narrow plot (~30 m. wide) to stay in polygon.This large polygon is homogenous in its canopy & shrubbery (OPUFRA), but the grass dominance varies from one site to the next (MUHPUN & BOUGRA). This site had no BOUGRA that I could see. Primary name fits best, although there's enough grass here that secondary name works also. Neither name is perfect, since there's unclear dominance. 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In this location, and likely as the gorge continues westward because of its narrow profile, the doug fir have become a low but continuous cover along the edges of this polygon. Sections of the polygon I walked through east of here tended to have narrow terraces rather than colluvial slope banks, so the doug fir stays up out of the riparian. Birch is probably denser in plot than to the east, where the box elder clearly is the dominant in much of the polygon.AA point lies on the edge of both a short, shallow wash, and disturbed fine new alluvium toe slopes, and straddles the primary and secondary associations. Most of the polygon is represented by primary association, but much of polygon also is invaded by species of the neighboring C. ramosissima association. Communities in this area are often patchy and fragmented because of the variability of the geologic substrates. COLRAM community in vicinity lacks Purshia and Q. welshii, but does have the Q. gambelii x welshii hybrid.This site is typified by BOUGRA, GUTSAR, ERIMIC and JUNOST. It could be considered a wooded herbaceous type easily although only woodland is present in the key.There is no PLEJAM here and also no association named based on SPOAIR. This represents the mesic portion of this polygon which is overall highly variable.Another point with largely GUTSAR and BOUGRA as the characteristic species and a mix of other shrubs and grasses. This is a recurring theme along the eastern edge of the polygon where deep alluvium is deposited. The fallback is to use ERINAU/BOUGRA shrub herbaceous.Very diverse polygon that follows this narrow winding wash, so hard to say what would be a good representation. Made plot a long rectangle to stay within narrow riparian polygon. Could not find a name in the key that fit, so I had to give it a new one. Not enough POPFRE in the polygon to name it after that.LVAL hMost of the polygon I've walked through so far would key to P-J/Sparse or P-J/Bouteloua. There was also a nice community of P-J/Shepherdia along the large gully about 300 meters southwest of here in the same polygon.There is almost 3 times as much Sporobolus as there is galletta grass. There are large areas in this polygon which have nothing but annual weeds in them.I moved plot circle ~20 meters E to avoid covering neighboring polygon. ERINAU Desert Wash describes the margins of the wash. The ARTTRI-T dominates the low terrace areas. Both are incorporated into this polygon. "Weedy annuals" received 10% on species list of datasheet.The narrow wash polygon here doesn't look all that different from the hills on either side of it, except for scattered CHRNAU along wash bottom & edges. At the AA point, the first and second names are a pretty good fit, although throughout the polygon there hasn't really been enough ARTTRI in the understory to fit the description. Tertiary name not a great fit, although I had to try it since there's a lot of ERINAU plot is long and narrow about 15m wide to stay within polygon.Kind of hard to key this one out since there is no real dominant understory here, except for GUTSAR. The description for the primary name fit fairly well, some of the shrubs listed did occur here, but (minus GUTSAR) understory cover was sparse enough to give this plot the secondary name. Point is not very representative because shrub cover is even lower elsewhere in the polygon with HILJAM and ARTNOV as co-dominants in the understory.Either of these two names would fit since they have nearly equal coverage. CERINT is dominant higher on slopes and closer to Navajo cliffs, while CERMON is lower on slopes, AMEUTA throughout. Third name covers everything.The rest of the polygon includes a drainage that has some oak in it. The first choice is the best for this site. 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Great representation of polygon!The primary assoc. name is a pretty good fit, although there is as much Cercocarpus as there is Arctostaphylos. Have 2x as much Ponderosa as P-J. An oval plot was observed to avoid neighboring polygon.Seems like a good fit, easy to key. There is ARTTRI around point by road especially. A good description of polygon, except ARTTRI is close and SARVER inclusions in point.primary name was the best fit I could find in the key, but it didn't mention PINPON, PSEMEN, or ARCPAT. Secondary name is a new one that describes community well, though a description should mention the associated canopy species PSEMEN, PINEDU, and JUNOST. Polygon has the same mixture of species, but they vary in their dominance. Plot is a good representative of mixed canopy areas with the two common co-dominants in the understory.I walked through a lot of sparse understory to get here, but small washes transect plot, and more shallow soils w/ledgey outcrops, combine to increase shrub layer overall. However, much of plot could be called sparse.Primary name good fit due to high BROTEC cover. Tertiary name not that great - POPFRE are definitely young here, but there is fairly high POPFRE cover. POPFRE seem like they're growing closer to canyon walls. High ATRCON cover doesn't fit with anything! Polygon pretty heterogenous - common shrub is CHRNAU, but many different understory grasses, & patchiness of POPFRE & ATRCON.Good fit. Many younger doug fir here, and a few quite large ponderosas. "Various grasses and forbs" receives 2% on species list of datasheet.ACENEG definitely seems dominant here, though there is a lot of QUEGAM in this polygon as well. 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There is more ATRGAR on the elevated bench (10 - 20 meters higher) than on the lower bench in the small canyon. ATRCON is the common, but sparse, shrub.Less CERINT here than in the rest of the polygon, but otherwise plot is a good representation. Fits primary name well. Skewed point slightly south to stay in polygon.Very sparse, but name is a good fit.Shepherdia & Leymus have about equal cover.Made plot a long rectangle to stay within narrow wash polygon. Keyed easily to both names, though neither mentioned STIHYM. Wash polygon may be more a combo of the two names, but more of it resembles the primary name. POPFRE are anomalous!Primary name fits much better, as there is hardly any doug fir here. Polygon appears homogenous - thicker tree overstory than neighboring polygon - no doug fir here, whereas steep slope of the polygon (facing Deep Creek) has a lot of doug fir.Keyed out fairly easily except shrub (ATRCON & ATRGAR) cover is very sparse here and the description did not mention the disturbed understory, which is dominant here; hence, our tertiary name. Polygon is fairly homogenous, but ATRCON cover was more moderate at the base of this slope with patches of thick BROTEC at the N end of the polygon. Our primary name fits better for the flatter part of this polygon (W half).As the soil becomes more clay-like, the Atriplex corrugata becomes more dominant. This pattern repeats throughout the polygon. Most of the grass is growing along a little gully and is not part of the community.Once again, there is a lot more of a mix of conifers here with the bristlecone, but this seems like the better fit in the key. A "mixed conifer" association would better describe this community. "Other cusion plants" receives a "T" on the species list of the datasheet.LVAL B x2`It's hard to see much of this polygon, due to huge boulders and access issues, but it appears to be pretty uniform. More QUEGAM and FRAANO here, since point is near the "wash".This polygon is very similar to the neighboring one I just sampled about 100m west of here, except for a lower density of PJ here. Primary name fits well, though I included secondary name since JUNOST is dominant here.This polygon is a real mix of PJ, PINPON and PSEMEN- Here the PJ is dominant. The PJ all seems really young here-lots of shrubby little ones.Not sure what ATRCAN is doing up here?! But dominant understory is definitely BOUGRA & OPUFRA - unfortunately it's hard to say which one is dominant, so not sure whether primary or secondary name is better! Had to do long, narrow plot (~40m wide) extending N from UTM's to stay in polygon.The Shepherdia just noses out the Chrysothamnus and the Artemisia. My made-up name (2nd choice) actually describes the community better. The narrow polygon requires a narrow plot (~40m).The two dominant grasses -galletta and ricegrass-along with the high cover of snakeweed made this association difficult to peg. There are huge areas in this polygon that have nothing but annual weeds in them.This point seems to be in an ecotone. In the pockets of deep soil it resembles the COLRAM Shrubland. The rocky areas look more like the JUNOST/CERINT Woodland.There's a huge variety of shrubs here, but the Purshia is clearly dominant. So I had to make up the new name. I can't tell from here if the Purshia continues throughout the polygon.Ponderosa and doug fir appear codominant here - there is more doug fir than average for the polygon. Primary name not a great fit since neither Artemisia nova or snowberry are present. Secondary name isn't great either, though so much of the polygon is this type that I had to add that name. Serviceberry is definitely the most dominant shrub here.C+0L z @PsCARE_AA.1591Spring CanyonFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM482207.214237711.9912NAD837.09999990463257FairGood^@Other}vvrf[L?9+'CARE_AA.1587Fremont River - FruitaTwin RocksUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM477691.974236855.2212YesNAD832.70000004768372GoodGood,@OthershYLF84(CARE_AA.1581Above North Coleman CanyonBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARETrimble Trimble GeoXM485723421044012SNAD83GoodFair@Other|skTTN=9,CARE_AA.1577Pierce DrawCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM471293.094260796.9812PosNAD832.40000009536743FairGood@Circular|peVIC51CARE_AA.1575Deep CreekFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM463495.634253162.8912PosNAD833GoodGoodGood fit; easy to key.Circular{uqeZK>8*&CARE_AA.1571Between N and S Coleman CanyonsBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARE1571Garmin Garmin GPS 76485424.334209813.3112NAD830FairFair@Circularu_YSB>1CARE_AA.1569Fremont RiverFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM480762.224237397.6412YesNAD833.70000004768372Poor satellite reception at actual AA point.GoodGood@Other|vrf[L?9+'CARE_AA.1567Pierce DrawCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM471958.104259134.2512PosNAD832.09999990463257FairGood|@ Circular|peVIC51CARE_AA.1566Muley Twist- lowerWagon Box MesaUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM499709.414183688.1412NAD8316GoodFaird@Circularvk\OI84$CARE_AA.1565Red Canyon CreekSandy Creek BenchesUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM491385.224206186.4612YesNAD832.90000009536743GoodGood@Circularyn_RL;7"CARE_AA.1562North Coleman CanyonBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM484503.134210956.8812YesNAD832.70000004768372FairGood@Circularuj[NH73&CARE_AA.1559Golden ThroneGolden ThroneUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM482169.964230754.1412YesNAD831.79999995231628GoodFairF@Other}ymbSF@2.CARE_AA.1558Scenic DriveFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM478431.594234563.0512YesNAD832.70000004768372GoodGoodx@Other{uqeZK>8*&CARE_AA.1556South DesertCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARE Garmin GPS 76470958.784256578.8412 NAD830FairFair@Circularxvrf[LJD62CARE_AA.1548Grand GulchThe PostUTGarfield CountyCARER042309A.corTrimble GeoXM501297.624187838.1612NAD834.59999990463257PoorPoorB@Circularzzvj_PB<+'CARE_AA.1545The NotchFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM485170.444244519.5912YesNAD831.89999997615814UnknownPoorn@CircularxrnbWH;5'#CARE_AA.1544Upper Deep CreekFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM464149.494253470.7612PosNAD832.40000009536743PoorFair@Circular{wk`QD>0,".LVAL . (LFits primary name well, except for locality information in the key. This particular spot is more open (less POPFRE) than the next of the polygon. Did narrow plot ~ 50m wide to stay in polygon.This is a long, winding polygon, so I haven't seen much of it, but this point is representative of this part of the polygon. Plot is pretty obviously dominated by BOUGRA, but there's also a lot of ACHHYM. Neither name works perfectly. Had to stretch plot from UTM's to the east to stay in polygon.Since polygon is capturing the riparian corridor, I made plot be a long rectangle. Canyon is wider here and there are only sparse Equisetum, so not as good a representative of the polygon. Keyed easily to primary name, as this understory is much more dominated by shrubs, not mesic graminoids. Polygon is a bit of a mixture in the understory - more of it dominated by EQULAE and PHRAUS, but also areas where SALEXI is dominant.Good representativeness - there's not enough POPFRE here to be a woodland, & ARTTRI definitely dominant shrub. Primary name fits best because there's definitely a lot of graminoids here (though the majority aren't ACHHYM!) Did long, narrow plot (~20m wide) to stay in polygon.ARTTRI VAS seems to be the most abundant sage up here. Oval plot was observed to avoid neighboring polygon.This polygon could key to P-J/Sparse or P-J/Shepherdia depending on your location.Pretty much all that is here is P-J and sage. Parts of this polygon have P-J/sparse, and even some P-J/CERMON.Polygon here encompasses two different communities: a more xeric juniper/shrub association on a bench about 10 meters above a more mesic ARTTRI shrubland. AA point appeared to land right on the small cliff dividing the two (and which made the juniper area inaccessible). I logged this point about 20 meters E of original point where satellite reception was possible. Plot was a long, skinny, about 20m x 250m, to fit between cliffs and road. 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There is too much graminoid cover, even in the historically disturbed road site. There is no PLEJAM at this site, so it doesn't fit the ARTTRI-T/PLEJAM type.Polygon is pretty large and I've only seen about 1/2 of it, so not sure how representative this point is. It appears more grassy here than other areas though - probably due to the high soil / low rock cover. There's slightly more Bouteloua than Hilaria here, so primary name is probably better, although neither name mentions a high cover of the other grass species in the description.Seems to fit both names well, but I like description of habitat in primary better. Lots of annual Cryptantha ~5%.The sand sheet that covers parts of this polygon make it an ecotone. ARTFIL is mostly on the sand patches. COLRAM is mostly on the rockier sections, but also scattered through the sand.Point fell on the edge of the polygon so I moved the center point 40 meters to the NE. Not a typical P-J/CERINT community as far as I've seen, so I included the secondary name even though ARCPAT cover was low here. CERINT was definitely dominant, but both names' descriptions matched well with this point, except that neither mentioned the presence of SHEROT.I really think this should be second name but it could fit into first name. OPUFRAG and OPUPOL may be intergrading. Opuntia cover not a carpet like description says, it is patchier hence first name.It looks like much of this polygon to the W is really the SARVER-ATRCON community, but plot is located in a very sparsely vegetated "bar" between two wash channels - clearly an area that's regularly flooded during high water events. Oddly, the primary shrub is low, often covered with flood debris, ARTTRI-WYO. There's a lot of very small, young CHRNAU, but they don't yet amount to much cover.XLVAL >4JBzLarge, uniform polygon with CERINT dominant in the understory, but SHEROT is also a large component.Represents polygon well - very uniform.My made up name best describes this plot.Polygon seems homogenous- lots of ARTTRI throughout. No other shrubs present from what I can see. Primary fits habitat description better, though JUNOST is clearly dominant here.There is no doubt on this choice.This polygon seems patchy with the same shrubs as understory, but in varying covers.Point landed on edge of polygon - I moved it 40 meters south. Trees are invading from neighboring polygon but seem present enough in areas of polygon to suggest primary name. Secondary has equal favor with me. Key doesn't provide a community name that works here, where the Bouteloua and Hilaria are equally codominant throughout the polygon.From here it looks like the rest of the polygon fits the description better than this point. This spot is especially sparse and has a few weird shrubs tossed into the mix.There is also an almost equal amount of A. corrugata here, but the presence of the Galletta grass prompted me to throw this one into the A. gardneri type. This area is not entirely homogenous, with the color of the soil seeming to determine whether ATRCOR or ATRGAR / PLEJAM is dominant. The rabbitbrush is restricted to the gullies.Some problems here: AA point is right at the bottom of the steep slopes that constitute the southward trending finger of this polygon. Everything S of this point in the polygon is on these N-facing slopes. So I placed circle of plot on the uphill (E) side of point. But there's more: on my B-1 ortho photo this is drawn as a finger off of the main canyon floor wash polygon. This is clearly a mistake - there's a line missing to close off the side canyon polygon. So: this point is a good representation ONLY of the side canyon finger, which should be a separate polygon. Trees are less dense as you go S from plot, but AMEUTA retains it's dominance.z+  ! ) 4MVmCARE_AA.1714Hartnet DrawCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARE AA1714Garmin GPS 76477876.814257987.3612NoNAD8306.3UnknownFairL@Circular}ymbSJD62CARE_AA.1700North Coleman CanyonBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM484556.544210986.3112YesNAD833.20000004768372FairGood@Circularuj[NH73&CARE_AA.1696Golden ThroneGolden ThroneUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM482428.454230457.1912YesNAD836.09999990463257GoodFair @Circular}ymbSF@2.CARE_AA.1688Bulberry CreekFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM464104.154255407.8512PosNAD832.20000004768372FairGood@Circularyui^OB<.* CARE_AA.1684Notom Rd.FruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM483280.624235195.1412YesNAD832.29999995231628GoodGoodThis is a good fit.CircularxrnbWH;5'#CARE_AA.1683Meeks MesaTwin RocksUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM473665.214242110.1112YesNAD832.90000009536743GoodGood@ Circular}wsg\M@:,(CARE_AA.1681Dry BenchBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM484131.404208369.7412NoNAD833.20000004768372PoorFairf@Other~zvj_PC=,(CARE_AA.1680Pleasant CreekGolden ThroneUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM482054.874226339.7512YesNAD834.69999980926514FairGood@Circular~zncTGA3/ CARE_AA.1679Waterpocket FoldBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.cor None491790.404202522.512NAD830Did not update UTM's - can't get satellites here, but got to AA point.GoodGoodN@Circular|qf_RL;7"CARE_AA.1677Cedar Mesa CampgroundSandy Creek BenchesUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM492197.794207038.1312NAD834.30000019073486GoodGood.@Circular~sdWQ@<'CARE_AA.1676Bulberry CreekFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM463966.644255395.5212PosNAD832.09999990463257UnknownFairR@Circularyui^OB<.* CARE_AA.1674The HartnetCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM477732.954252952.5212PosNAD832.40000009536743GoodGood@Circular|peVIC51CARE_AA.1671Eph Hanks TowerGolden ThroneUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM484242.774227646.9512YesNAD832.70000004768372GoodGood@Circular{odUHB40!CARE_AA.1667Spring CanyonTwin RocksUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM478032.934241323.3312NAD835.90000009536743Note: Accidentally logged #1437 (deleted) also with same info.PoorFair@Circularzzvj_PC=/+CARE_AA.1656Red Canyon CreekSandy Creek BenchesUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM491311.284206186.0512YesNAD832.79999995231628GoodGoodh@Circularyn_RL;7"CARE_AA.1652Wolverine Loop RoadWagon Box MesaUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM496083.324181692.5112YesNAD833.59999990463257GoodGoodB@Circularwl]PJ95%LVAL(  z L .This huge polygon has had a constant presence of OPUFRA, but fluctuating grass dominance between MUHPUN in some areas & BOUGRA in others. At this plot, it's hard to say for sure which grass is dominant. None of the names fit perfectly, but primary name is probably best.Some areas of the polygon near the top of the ridge have more Artemisia in the understory.The rest of the polygon has P-J Sparse, patches of sagebrush in the understory and fewer tall shrubs than this sloping, rocky site. The description calls the P-J/Oak a "rare" type, but there's a fair amount of it scattered here on Dry Bench. The circular plot was offset away from the edge of the polygon.Polygon is really huge and I've walked though about 1 1/4 km of it from the Scenic Drive, but it seems like primary name is a good call. Point falls on a much shrubbier area than other parts of the polygon I've seen, but SHEROT & AMEUTA have been constantly present throughout. Some areas closer to Scenic Drive had such a sparse understory that they could probably qualify as 'PJ/Sparse", though.Keyed easily to this association. Very clean, homogenous community with only the 2 named diagnostic species dominant. Good representation of polygon.This area is a little thicker with Atriplex confertifolia - overall, the polygon is dominated by Zuckia with only a little halogeton as the only other species growing here! Fits description in key well.A good fit for plot and most of what I've seen of polygon. CERINT may have less presence than SHEROT in some limited areas of deeper soils.Hard area to key out because of the unusual shrub mixture. Fit the primary name and description okay, but this is a N-facing slope, not S and it's really more of a wooded shrubland. Secondary sounds more accurate for this plot, but plot does not represent the polygon well. Most of the polygon fits with my 'other associations' name and has little to no ATRCAN.^LVAL ~2 l fxN4This large polygon is not very homogenous with these two associations mixing throughout.Keyed easily to both names and fit their descriptions well, though secondary name description does not include SHEROT as an associated shrub.This polygon looks pretty uniform. There have been some CERMON and MAHFRE shrubs lurking around, but primary name definitely seems like a good call.This seems like the best fit for this site.The Purshia and Rhus are found only near the large bedrock outcrop. The little junipers and scattered Shepherdia seem to range throughout the polygon. My made up name would fit most of the polygon best.Point fell near the edge of the polygon, so community here is less clean and slightly ecotonal. Polygon is merging with one dominated by PINEDU and JUNOST. Primary name is not as good a fit here because ACEGLA is not dominant in the understory, but the description still describes plot area well. Secondary name sounds more accurate, but the description doesn't match what I'm seeing here as well.Keyed easily to this name and the description fit well. JUNOST definitely dominant here, but PINEDU is scattered about. Looks like a good representation of the polygon.Shepherdia & Ephedra are codominant here. Soil surface is rocky and hot.Because point fell on the edge of the polygon. I moved my center point 40m W (downslope) so as not to overlap with adjacent polygon. Polygon is a clean community keying easily to P-J/EPHVIR, although varying EPHVIR densities throughout with some areas having more of a sparse understory.These two associations are battling for dominance in this polygon.If you choose to ignore the trees, the second name will work. There would be higher tree cover, or lower, depending on where you put the plot. Tree cover is patchy.This polygon is a real mix of PINPON, PSEMEN and PJ. Here, the PINPON-PSEMEN seems dominant. Shrubs are more of a mix here too, where as other places in the polygon are more QUEGAM dominated.3+5= Q H 7 R v 4PcCARE_AA.1775South DesertFruita NWUTWayne CountyCAREGarmin Garmin GPS 76481394.074253433.6312NAD83UnknownFair Very sparsely vegetated slope.CircularyyyyrrnbWAA;-)CARE_AA.1774Red DivideThe PostUTGarfield CountyCAREB042510A.corTrimble GeoXM502811.034180880.1112SNAD832.70000004768372GoodGood@Circularzzui^OA;*&CARE_AA.1767Scenic DriveFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM478324.434234374.6012YesNAD832.5UnknownGood@Other{uqeZK>8*&CARE_AA.1765Old Wagon TrailGolden ThroneUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM479652.594229384.4112NAD832.79999995231628GoodGood@Circular{odUHB40!CARE_AA.1764Capitol GorgeGolden ThroneUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM480800.414230716.3312YesNAD833.5GoodFair0@Circular}ymbSF@2.CARE_AA.1760Golden ThroneGolden ThroneUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM482501.314230677.5712YesNAD832.90000009536743FairFair@Circular}ymbSF@2.CARE_AA.1753Halls CreekDeer PointUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM505443.574174366.5812NAD832.90000009536743FairFair@ Other{{wk`QD>-)CARE_AA.1751Sheets GulchBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM485164.864216988.7412YesNAD832GoodGood@ Circular}ymbSF@/+CARE_AA.1743North Coleman CanyonBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM486593.764211139.2912YesNAD832.70000004768372GoodGood*@ Circularuj[NH73&CARE_AA.1740South DesertCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARE Garmin GPS 76469035.234255174.7312 NAD8306.5 mUnknownGoodV@Circularxvrf[LJD62CARE_AA.1739South DesertFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM487869.064238670.3112YesNAD832.79999995231628FairPoor@Circular{uqeZK>8*&CARE_AA.1737North Coleman CanyonBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.cor Map483740.404210526.4912NAD830PDOP too high. Couldn't log points, but was at AA point.PoorFair @Circular||xla[NH73&CARE_AA.1734Cedar Mesa CampgroundSandy Creek BenchesUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM490322.964206910.9112YesNAD834.40000009536743GoodGood Good fit.Circular~sdWQ@<'CARE_AA.1731Wagon Box MesaWagon Box MesaUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM495639.164186130.6112NAD832.79999995231628GoodGoodT@Circular~rgXKE40 CARE_AA.1724Lower Muley TwistWagon Box MesaUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM497341.424179654.2512YesNAD833.40000009536743UnknownFair@Circularuj[NH73#CARE_AA.1718Wagon Box MesaWagon Box MesaUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM496675.914183795.4812NAD832.79999995231628GoodGoodB@Other~rgXKE40 CARE_AA.1715Blue FlatFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM487610.154241705.9112YesNAD832.90000009536743FairFair@CircularxrnbWH;5'#xLVAL J AMEUTA and SHEROT are definitely the dominant shrubs on the colluvial slope, though there's quite a bit of QUEGAM growing right near wash.Crested wheatgrass is present to the north end of polygon.Primary name fits well here, and polygon seems pretty homogenous in terms of the dominant species (perhaps more PSEMEN here than other areas though).A very open woodland, with the trees grouped in patches. In some areas the CHRVIS is denser than PURTRI.AA point fell at the northern-most edge of this polygon and community, so I took the coordinates there, but made my center point be 40 m. S of my logged point so my plot would not capture the adjacent polygon. Did not include P-J/CERINT Woodland as a secondary association name because there is not a PINEDU to be found as far as the eye can see in all directions. Keyed to this association easily and description fits perfectly except I would sub in a few of my shrubs for some listed in the key.The Shepherdia has slightly more cover than the other contenders. I like my made-up name best (second choice). I didn't visit the rest of this large polygon (unknown). The narrow polygon requires a narrow plot (~30m).Definitely not much in the understory here, & PJ looks short & stumpy. Polygon is big & very homogenous - I love these easy ones! :)Plot is a good representative of less slopey parts of the polygon with more P-J cover, but a poor representative of the ERICOR badlands to the East (same polygon. Primary name the best fit here, though ARTBIG is not co-dominant and ERICOR is really the most dominant shrub, but otherwise the associated shrubs listed did match up. Sparse overall vegetation cover, but higher in the wash area where plot is.Polygon is large & sports the constant presence of OPUFRA, but grass dominance fluctuates between BOUGRA & MUHFRA in different areas. This seems clearly dominanted by MUHPUN, though primary name doesn't fit perfectly since there is still so much OPUFRA & BOUGRA.G+"7V h s   /=WwCARE_AA.1822S. of Fern's NippleGolden ThroneUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM482262.624231334.3312NAD832.5GoodGoodr@CircularshYLF84%CARE_AA.1821Halls CreekDeer PointUTGarfield CountyCARER042509A.corTrimble GeoXM504546.654175948.3212NAD832.79999995231628GoodFair^@Circular||xlaRD>-)CARE_AA.1820Muley Twist CanyonWagon Box MesaUTGarfield CountyCAREJ042614A.corTrimble GeoXM499190.704183034.7412SNAD832.70000004768372GoodGood@Circularwl]OI84$CARE_AA.1819FruitaFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM478742.144233875.3012NAD836.09999990463257GoodGoodGood fit, easy to key.Circularvook_TE82$ CARE_AA.1818Old Wagon TrailGolden ThroneUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM479559.944229855.7312NAD832.59999990463257UnknownGood@Circular{odUHB40!CARE_AA.1809Waterpocket FoldBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.cor None491790.404202152.512NAD830FairPoor@Other|qf_RL;7"CARE_AA.1805Oak Creek TrailheadSandy Creek BenchesUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM489423.104215433.6012YesNAD832.70000004768372UnknownGood|@Other|qbUO>:%CARE_AA.1804Oyster Shell ReefBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARET042410A.corTrimble GeoXM495412.004197080.1812SNoNAD833FairFairH@Other{paSM<8#CARE_AA.1802Waterpocket FoldBitter Creek DivideUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corNone491531.404203336.5012NAD830Narrow canyon = too few satellites. Got UTMs for the quad map.GoodGood@Circular|pe_RL;7"CARE_AA.1799Fluted WallTwin RocksUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM475353.454240260.0512NAD833.79999995231628GoodGood@Circularxxth]NA;-)CARE_AA.1796Wagon Box MesaWagon Box MesaUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM496121.184186536.9312NAD832.5GoodGood:@Circular~rgXKE40 CARE_AA.1792Pierce DrawCathedral MountainUTWayne CountyCARE Garmin GPS 76473514.554258207.7512 NAD830FairGood@Circular~wuqeZKIC51CARE_AA.1790North Coleman CanyonBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM487419.644212288.0112YesNAD833.90000009536743GoodFair@Circularuj[NH73&CARE_AA.1789Peekaboo CampWagon Box MesaUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM499379.164189793.6512NAD832.59999990463257UnknownGoodt@Circular}qfWJD3/CARE_AA.1786Notom RoadFruitaUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM484500.904234567.2912YesNAD832.5GoodGood Good fit.CircularysocXI<6($CARE_AA.1783Upper Deep CreekFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM464356.844253269.9912PosNAD833.29999995231628GoodGood*@Circular{wk`QD>0,"CARE_AA.1780Upper Deep CreekFlat TopUTWayne CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM463190.154253062.6212PosNAD833.5GoodGood@Circular{wk`QD>0,"BLVAL ^$ :bdSeems to fit first names really well; but there is much more JUNOST than PINEDU so I added second name which also seems to fit.The point happened to fall in a duney area. The rest of the polygon is P-J/CERINT on mostly bare slickrock.This is a huge polygon and I only saw the southern 1/3 of it from west to east, so I can't be totally sure, but I saw a lot of CERINT and GLOSPI everywhere I looked! P-J looks really shrimpy here, but CERINT looks normal.There is a ton of ACENEG in this narrow canyon, though more QUEGAM upstream well outside the plot. This AA point is almost an ACENEG monoculture though! Long, narrow AA point (~10m wide) stretching from UTM's down canyon, so as not to overlap with AA point 1493.A rectangular plot was observed to avoid neighboring polygons.Seems to be some bunchgrasses to the N within polygon. Another polygon lies <50m from west edge of point. Road lies <50m to the east. A rectangular plot was observed. There are many weedy annuals on plot also. Difficult to tell relative cover of the 2 grasses as they have been heavily grazed leaving very few old inflorescences & the HILJAM has only begun flowering. PLEJAM assoc. doesn't work very well because BOUGRA does have significant cover (if not equal). JUNOST/PLEJAM doesn't work too well because the trees are coming in from the assoc. above on the sandstone, thus making this area an ecotone. Then, there is the road influence where most of the BROTEC is.At the head of a narrow, steep-walled canyon just below a 60-80 m. Wingate cliff in the Waterpocket Fold. No name in the key would fit here, so I went with what I would call this. Pretty much analyzed the whole polygon.Keyed easily - good fit. Good representation of this large homogenous polygon.Fit descriptions for all 3 names well. Hard to give just one name because shrub cover is sparse here (<5%) and the 2 co-dominants have nearly equal % cover.Understory overall is pretty sparse, but shrub densities vary throughout polygon.LVAL ~ >xAmelanchier utahensis missing, but otherwise fits PJ/AMEUTA-SHEROT best.The oak is starting to peter out at this end of the polygon.Primary name description fits really well here except for 2 things: no PINEDU in plot (maybe not even in polygon) and associated shrubs are more diverse than what is mentioned. Geology type was right on and the three dominant shrubs were in the name or description, so I feel confident with this call.Polygon appears to extend on both sides of this ridge, with more shrubbery ( EPHVIR and PURTRI), not as much PJ, on the west facing slope. This point represents the East aspect of this polygon well though.Plot is next to a wash channel, where PURMEX seems to be concentrated - doesn't fit habitat description in key well. It looks to me like this polygon is mostly PJ/SHEROT-AMEUTA - AA point just happened to fall in a more or less clean PURMEX understory community near the wash.Polygon is large & BOUGRA is dominant grass here, though others areas have more MUHPUN. OPUFRA is consistent throughout. Primary name not perfect here as BOUGRA density is kind of low, & also no EPHTOR or ARTBIG here, & those are supposed to be associates. Not enough OPUFRA here to fit secondary well either.Keyed easily and both descriptions fit well, except primary name did not mention MUHPUN which is co-dominant here. MUHPUN should be added to either the primary name or its description.The oak trees seem to be a cross with welshii. Keying that way, the third choice would be best. The Other Plant Association, Coleogyne ramosissima Shrubland is to the north.Similar situation to AA 1276, plot is in the bottom of a steep bouldery dry wash in a canyon that's all colluvium. Area in plot has densest shrubs, N-facing sides have more grass, S-facing sides have sparser grasses. EPHVIR appears about equal on both exposures, and dominates the shrub layer outside the wash vicinity.LVAL : h6 This plot (and polygon) is a mosaic of areas that are more like the primary name or more like the secondary name, depending on the substrate. Most of the plot (and polygon) has lots of tall cryptos and seems like primary name. Patches of PJ here seem associated with areas that have the platey rock substrate.Primary name is the best fit that I could figure out, though there's an awful lot of QUEGAM here too. QUEGAM is growing lower on the slope though- maybe more associated with moisture from the wash? Plot long and narrow (about 50m wide) to stay in polygon/community.There is no doubt on this call - a good fit, however, about 100 meters east of plot there is a nice patch of P-J/ARTNOV Woodland. No ARTNOV on this plot.There's a lot of OPUFRA here, so it doesn't seem like primary name fits perfectly. CERINT dominates the slickrock areas just outside plot. MUHPUN not as thick here as in some other areas, & has a lot of dieback. Stretched plot from UTM's to the east to stay in polygon.I partially chose primary name first because the mix of grasses is such a mess; it was hard to choose a grass name! MUHPUN is clearly the most dominant of the 3 perennial grasses here though, especially in the large openings. This polygon is large & it seems like some parts have BOUGRA dominant, others MUHPUN, but OPUFRA always a big player.It looks like the Shepherdia comes and goes throughout the polygon. Some areas might key to PJ/Sparse. Other areas where gypsum soil is exposed might key to EPHTOR/Nonvascular.This is a large polygon, but from what I can tell, looks homogenous. It's kind of a mix here between primary & secondary names - though there is more MUHPUN than OPUFRA, so I think the MUHPUN name fits better. There may also be some OPUPOL present. Moved center slightly east (~20m) to stay in polygon.LVALz P\Pretty low cover of anything other than rocks & dirt; the total cover is about 8%; it may go into the secondary name, but the other shrub components are missing (except the Rhus), and the shrub cover is very low.This is a pretty small, but not very homogenous polygon. Plot center is on top of this point, which is dominated by a near monoculture of ARTBIG, but the sides of the point are thick with CERINT & SHEROT. P-J very stunted on top of point. Primary & secondary names are equally so-so& .there's too much of a mix here for the names to really work well.Not a pine in sight but primary name seems to fit the area pretty well. Associated shrubs are good for primary name. GUTSAR looks like it's on steroids here, and the S1 shrubs are all growing in cracks in the bedrock and along a shallow sandy wash.Keyed fairly easily to both names, and both descriptions matched well. Only thing wrong with secondary name and description is the absence of QUEGAM, which is dominant here. Also PINPON is co-dominant in the canopy and probably should be part of the primary name. Good representation of polygon.This spot is tough to classify because it has a huge variety, but nothing is really dominant. Nothing in the juniper key seemed to work, so I went with this choice.Secondary name may sound more accurate here, but the description for primary name fits perfectly! Less oak and snowberry cover here, but still a good representative of the polygon. Gave a tertiary name because PINPON cover is significant enough here to be included in the name and there are 2 co-dominants in the understory.Plot falls in an area with lots of bedrock exposure, so there may be more JUNOST here than in other areas. Not a PINEDU in sight. Primary name not great because a lot of the associated shrubs described in key are not here. 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Coleman CanyonBear CanyonUTGarfield CountyCARECARE_AA.corTrimble GeoXM483671.704210426.6412NAD839.89999961853027GoodFair@Circular~rgXKE40# LVAL The Juniper cover is borderline, but because of the nature of the substrate, I would call this a woodland. None of the short shrubs is clearly dominant in this spot. Above me on the slope (west), the Buffalo berry appears to be the dominant shrub. 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