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Bare low shrubs in the Mixed Oak / Heath Forest
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Bare low shrubs in the Mixed Oak / Heath Forest
Bare low shrubs in the Mixed Oak / Heath Forest
Low deciduous blueberries and huckleberries ; Vaccinium and Gaylussacia spp.) form a dense patch in the Mixed Oak / Heath Forest, scarcely noticeable in winter.Photographer: Rod Simmons, courtesy of NPS; Dry Oak-Pine Forest (Central Appalachian) ecological system;
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dry oak-pine forest , central appalachian , ecological systems , natural communities , quercus prinus , rod simmons , bark , chestnut oak , forest to open woodland , plant , rock creek park , season , shrub , tree , upland , winter , cegl008521 , ces202.591 , element_global.2.147583
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02/11/2007
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