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FORESTED TIDAL WETLAND COMMUNITIES OF MARYLAND’S EASTERN SHORE: Identification, Assessment and Monitoring prepared by: Jason W. Harrison, Peter Stango III and Maria C. Aguirre Maryland Natural Heritage Program Maryland Department of Natural Resources Annapolis, Maryland March 2004 prepared for: The United States Environmental Protection Agency Clean Water Act 1998 State Wetlands Protection Development Grant Program [U.S. EPA Reference Wetland Natural Communities of Maryland’s Forested Tidal Wetlands Grant # CD-983592]
Citation: Harrison, J.W., P. Stango III, and M.C. Aguirre. 2004. Forested tidal wetland communities of Maryland’s Eastern Shore: identification, assessment, and monitoring. Maryland Department of Natural Resources, Natural Heritage Program, Annapolis, Maryland. Unpublished report submitted to the Environmental Protection Agency. 96 pp.
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Page 5 and 6: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We would like to e
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Page 43 and 44: DIAGNOSTIC SPECIES Pinus taeda, Pan
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Marshyhope Creek Dorchester County,
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OCCURRENCE RANK Supported by data f
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Pocomoke River Worcester and Somers
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in this portion of the Pocomoke Riv
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Hickory Point Cypress Swamp Worcest
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MANAGED AREA NAME / TRACT OWNERSHIP
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Moneystump Swamp - Blackwater River
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BEST INFORMATION SOURCE Maryland Na
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PICTORIAL OVERVIEW 65
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Fraxinus profunda - Nyssa biflora /
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Fraxinus profunda - Nyssa biflora /
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Fraxinus pennsylvanica - Acer rubru
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Taxodium distichum - Nyssa biflora
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Taxodium distichum / Carex hyalinol
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Forested Tidal Wetlands of Maryland
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Fernald, M.L. 1950. Gray’s Manual
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McCormick, J. and H.A. Somes, Jr. 1
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APPENDIX 1 The following pages are
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II. Vegetation Structure and Physio
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STATE RANK S1 Highly State rare. Cr
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APPENDIX 3 The following is a list
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Morella cerifera Nuphar lutea ssp.
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State of Maryland Robert L. Ehrlich
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