Natural Resources
Conservation Service
Oregon White Oak/Perennial And Annual Grasses, lower mountain slopes, sandstone and mudstone, silty clay loam
List model
Oregon white oak/Orchardgrass
Oregon white oak/Douglas-fir
Oregon white oak/native perennial grasses and forbs
Douglas-fir/ Oregon white oak
Douglas-fir
Douglas-fir/tanoak/redwood
Redwood/Douglas-fir/tanoak
Scotchbroom/Introduced annual and perennial grasses
Introduced perennial and annual grasses and forbs
Scenario model
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Management practices/drivers
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Submodel
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Model keys
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