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Post-flood
Post-flood
Floodplain communities are "scoured" by flood waters frequently. Inhabitants must be able to tolerate disturbance and saturated soil. Note the debris left 2+ ft high in the shrubs, showing the height of the recent flood waters.Photographer: Sam Sheline, courtesy of NatureServe; Tuliptree Small-Stream Floodplain Forest on Valley Trail/Black H; Stream and Riparian (Central Appalachian);
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ecological systems , natural communities , natural process , rock creek , sam sheline , stream and riparian , central appalachian , tuliptree , small-stream , floodplain , forest , valley trail , black horse trail , flood , forest to open woodland , rock creek park , season , spring , wetland , cegl006492 , ces202.609
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