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Mr. William Wescott i
Department of the Army FEB I C Mg
Wilmington District, Corps of Engineers
P.O. Box 100 ??' WATER QUAIITy
WETIJINDS AND STORMWAM BRANCH
Washington, NC 27889-1000
Subject: Neu-Con Wetland Stream Umbrella Mitigation Bank
Marston Stream and Wetland Site
Request for Final Wetland Closeout
Dear Mr. Wescott:
10055 Red Run Boulevard
Suite 130
Owings Milt, MD 21117
p 410.356.5159
p 888.781.7075
f 410.356.5822
909 Capability Drive
Suite 3100
Raleigh, NC 27606
p 919.829.9909
f 919.829.9913
604 Greene Street
Suite 100
Camden, SC 29020
p 803.427.7877
f 410.356.5822
On January 28, 2009 EBX met with the IRT to review the site for closeout of the streams www.ebxuso.com
and wetland restoration. The purpose of the site visit was to determine the final release of
credits for the stream and wetland restoration. During the site visit closeout discussion,
EPA, DWQ and the Corps expressed concern for the vegetation height and survival of the
planted trees in two areas.
In addition, NCDWQ requested a map showing the existing easement area with the
wetland restoration area. At the conclusion of the site visit, it was our understanding that
the site had met its mitigation objectives and 100% of the final credits would be released.
On June 17, 2009, I received an e-mail from you expressing concern for the site almost six
months after the site visit. We scheduled an office meeting on August 10, 2009 with you
and Mr. David Lexson. EBX was informed at the office meeting that the Corps intended to
withhold the final 25% of the wetland credit release for the site. Based on your January
28th site visit, the site was not meeting its full functional restoration.
Following the June office meeting, EBX engaged WK Dickson, Inc. to evaluate the areas
of concern. The attached report was completed in September 2009 documenting the
existing conditions of the areas of concern. Included in the report is a map of the areas of
concern as well as the easement boundary with the wetland restoration boundary. The total
easement area is 67.3 acres with 37.7 acres of wetland restoration. The two areas of
concern represent 0.89 acres or less than 2.4% of the total wetland restoration area. In
addition, there are 21 acres of upland buffer providing important ecological function as
well as perpetual protection from future development. Credit should be given for this
upland buffer based on information from the Wilmington District's mitigation website.
The 21 acres of buffer meets the Wilmington's District criteria for credit for an upland
buffer.
Given the above facts and the WK Dickson report, EBX requests a final site visit to discuss
and closeout the site. If you have any questions, please call me at (919) 608-9688. Please
provide written comments to EBX at Nortonnebxusa.com within 30 days of receipt.
Thank you for your time and consideration.
Sincerely,
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Norton Webster
Project Manager
cc: Thomas Rinker
Ely Perry
Beth Harmon - NC EEP
Guy Pearce - NC" EEP
Kathy Mathew - US EPA
Gary Jordan - US Fish and Wildlife Service
Ron Sechler - National Marine Fisheries Service
Cyndi Karoly - NC DWQ
Travis Wilson - NC Wildlife Resources Commission
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Marston Mitigation Project
Jones County, North Carolina
Tree Height Assessment
Technical Memorandum
Prepared for
Environmental Banc and Exchange, LLC
909 Capability Drive, Suite 3100
Raleigh, NC 27606
Prepared by
WK Dickson and Co., Inc.
720 Corporate Center Drive
Raleigh, NC 27607
(919) 782-0495
December 2009
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FEB 2010
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Project Description
• The Marston Mitigation Site is located in Jones County and is a part of the Neu-Con
Umbrella Mitigation Bank. The site was constructed in 2004 and 2008 was the fifth and
final year of monitoring. Due to Interagency Review Team (IRT) comments regarding
the vigor of planted trees the extent and severity of below optimal tree growth on the
Marston mitigation site was investigated. Two study areas were delineated by EBX and
• WK Dickson staff (Figure 1). In September 2009 WK Dickson conducted a planted tree
height assessment of the primary study area and representative sampling locations across
the site to determine height and vigor distribution across the site and by species. A
general site assessment and soil sampling was also conducted. This Technical
• Memorandum presents the results of the Marston Tree Height Assessment.
Methodology
The tree height assessment was conducted in the following five sub-tasks:
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1. Study Area Delineation
Two study areas were delineated by EBX and WK Dickson staff based on
features such as tree height, surface soil characteristics, and herbaceous vegetation
density. The study area boundaries were marked with flagging tape and mapped
with sub-meter GPS (Figure 1).
2. Study Area Tree Assessment
Within the study areas WK Dickson identified planted living trees by species
(Table 1) and recorded height, vigor, and damage. Representative photos of the
study areas were recorded. Tree height was measured in 5-inch increments at the
top of the highest living bud. Within Study Area 1 a 100 percent sample was
attempted but some small trees may have been obscured by herbaceous vegetation
• and not measured. WK Dickson performed an approximate five percent sub-
sample of Study Area 2. All measured trees in the study areas were marked with
flagging tape. General notes on herbaceous and volunteer woody vegetation,
drainage, and soils were also recorded in the study areas. Select volunteer species
• were measured in SA 1.
3. Vegetation Plot Tree Assessment
As a control for the study area assessments WK Dickson conducted a tree
assessment in the eight established vegetation plots (VPs) outside of the study
• areas. The VP assessment followed the study area methodology.
4. Soil Sampling
WK Dickson collected three composite soil samples in SA I, one composite
• sample from SA2, and from each vegetation plot. The soil samples were
submitted to the NCDA Agronomic Division for fertility testing and
recommendations. The soil test results are included in this Memorandum.
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5. Data Analysis
The tree data were entered into a spreadsheet and a cursory analysis was
conducted to determine standard vigor classes. Five vigor classes were defined
based on tree height (Table 2). If any damage or extreme competition by
volunteer vegetation was observed a tree's vigor was reduced by one class.
Following the vigor class assignment several comparisons were conducted
between SA1 and the vegetation plot data. The data analysis was conducted based
upon species and vigor class.
Results
EBX staff identified two areas of apparent below average tree growth. These were
labeled Study Area 1 (SA 1) and Study Area 2 (SA2). Figure 2 shows SA 1 and SA2 in
detail. After delineation and mapping of these areas they were determined to be 0.92
acres and 1.02 acres in size, respectively. The primary delineation parameters were
herbaceous vegetation density and adjacent tree height. In general, the study areas had
either somewhat sparse herbaceous vegetation or dense lespedeza cover. The planted
trees in the study areas were visibly smaller than the adjacent planted areas and volunteer
trees. A photo log of SA1, SA2, and vegetation plots is included with this Memorandum.
SA1 is an irregular shaped area generally oriented north-south between the restored
channel and the western easement boundary. The limits of restoration bisect SA1 and
0.70 acres are located inside the restoration area boundary and 0.22 acres are outside the
restoration area boundary (Table 3). Surface soil in SAl consisted of areas of thin or
absent topsoil and areas of dark brown sandy loam. Where topsoil was absent the
herbaceous vegetion was low and sparse and consisted primarily of Panicum sp., dog
fennel (Eupatorium capillifolium), groundsel (Baccharis halimifolia), and sericea
lespedeza (Lespedeza cuneata). Woody volunteers included willow (Salix nigra),
sweetgum (Liquidambar styraciflua), and loblolly pine (Pinus taeda). In areas with intact
topsoil dense shrubs and lespedeza were present. Typical species included groundsel,
wax myrtle (Myrica cerifera), lespedeza, and dog fennel. Near the easement boundary
many volunteer trees were present. These ranged from seedlings to trees over 120 inches
tall. Species include green ash (Fraxinus pennsylvanica), persimmon (Diospyros
virginiana), and sycamore (Platanus accidentalis). The species and height data for the
volunteer trees in SA 1 is included with this memorandum. Three composite soil samples
were collected from SA 1 to document the range of conditions present.
SA2 is an oblong shaped area generally oriented north-south between the restored
channel and the eastern easement boundary. SA2 is bounded by the gas line easement on
the north. The limits of restoration bisect SA2 and 0.35 acres are located inside the
restoration area boundary and 0.67 acres are outside the restoration area boundary (Table
3). Due to its more centralized location within the easement, SA2 had few volunteer
woody species. Only two volunteer sycamore trees were observed in the SA2 subsample
(80 inches and 15 inches tall). The SA2 soil appeared disturbed and a large excavated
depression was present. Herbaceous species included soft rush (Juncus effusus), Panicum
sp., dog fennel, broomsedge (Andropogon virginicus), wool grass (Scirpus cyperinus),
and groundsel. Soils across SA2 were more uniform than SA 1 and only one composite
soil sample was collected.
The eight semi-permanent VPs were located randomly across the mitigation site and are
0.1 acre in size. The VP size and location were established in 2004 at the baseline post-
construction monitoring. A variety of conditions exist ranging from dense planted and
volunteers saplings to somewhat open between planted stems. Dominant herbaceous
vegetation included Canada goldenrod (Solidago canadensis), sericea lespedeza, and
java-bean (sickle pod) (Senna obtusifolia). These dominant species often were dense and
compete strongly with the smaller woody stems. Locally significant herbaceous species
included common rush, dog fennel, and broomsedge. Woody vegetation included
groundsel, loblolly pine, sycamore, and persimmon. Composite soil samples were
collected from each plot.
• The study area tree assessment included 172 planted trees in SAI, 33 planted trees in
SA2 (6.3 percent sub sample), and 368 planted trees in the vegetation plots. The raw data
for SA I, SA2, and VP are included with this memorandum. Based on IRT comments and
the scope of work for this assessment, SAI was the primary study area and focus of this
• memorandum. Table 4 is a summary of planted tree statistics in SAI and VP. Due to the
• limited sample size in SA2 the raw data are included in this memorandum but are not
discussed in detail.
SA 1 contained an assemblage of tree species and heights. However, blackgum and bald
• cypress were present in low numbers as compared to the vegetation plots and were
significantly less vigorous. Willow oak was the most common planted tree in SA 1. The
dominant SA1 vigor class was Low (<40 inches) with 47 percent of total trees. The least
dominant SA 1 vigor class was High (>I 10 inches) with 2 percent of total trees.
The VPs contained a balanced assemblage of tree species and heights. Bald cypress was
the most common species followed closely by black gum and willow oak. The dominant
vegetation plot vigor classes were Low (<40 inches) and Medium (60-90 inches), each
with 28 percent of total trees. The least dominant vegetation plot vigor class was High
(>120 inches) with 12 percent of total trees.
A comparison of SAI and VPs shows that the swamp chestnut oaks and overcup oaks
had similar distributions of vigor classes. Willow oak appears to be somewhat less
• vigorous in SAI than the VPs. However, the primary differentiator between planted tree
density and vigor in SAI and VPs was the near absence and significantly decreased vigor
of black gum and bald cypress in SA I. Figures 3-7 detail and compare the SAI and VP
data based on species and vigor.
The composite soil samples were collected from the upper eight inches of soil in SA 1,
SA2, and the VPs. The samples were submitted to the NC Department of Agriculture
Agronomics Division for soil testing. The soil tests include 17 factors relating to acidity
• and nutrient/fertility measurements. The soil test report also gives fertilizer
• recommendations for the desired crop (hardwood trees). Topsoil in the two study areas
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appears to be partially or completely absent. This typically results in decreased organic
matter, decreased CEC, and lower levels of key nutrients (Phosphorous, Potassium,
Manganese, and Copper). SA2 is located adjacent to a maintained power line easement
and it appears as if herbicide applications may have affected the levels of Zinc and
Phosphorous. Nitrogen fertilizer is recommended for SA1 and SA2. Potash and
Phosphate fertilizer applications are recommended for SA 1. Table 5 summarizes the soil
test results and recommendations. The complete soil test report is included with this
Memorandum.
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Tables and Figures
Table 1. Planted Tree Snecies
Common Name Scientific Name Notes
Overcu Oak Quercus l rata
Swam Chestnut Oak Quercus michauxii
Willow Oak Quercus phellos May also include laurel oak (Quercus
lauri olia)
Black Gum Nyssa sylvatica May also include swamp black gum
(Nyssa sylvatica var. biflora)
Bald Cypress Taxodium distichum
Table 2. Planted Tree Vigor Classes
Vigor Class* Height Range
Low <40 inches
Med-Low 41-60 inches
Medium 61-90 inches
Med-Hi h 91-110 inches
High > 110 inches
* trees with damage or dominant
competition were lowered one
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Table 3. Studv Area AcreaLye Breakdown
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SA1 0.70 1.9% 0.22 0.92 1.4%
SA2 0.35 0.9% 0.67 1.02 1.5%
Total: 1.05 2.8% 0.89 1.94 2.9%
Table 4. Summarv of Studv Area 1 and Vegetation Plot Planted Tree Data
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Total Trees 80 102 38 64 42 103 9 55 3 44 172 368
Trees per Acre 87 128 41 80 46 129 10 69 3 55 187 460
Percent of Total 47 28 22 17 24 28 5 15 2 12 100 100
Min Height (in.) 10 10 45 45 65 65 95 95 130 115 10 10
Max Height (in.) 55 55 75 85 95 95 115 170 130 165 130 165
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SA1 swam chestnut oak p 45 Med-Low
SA1 willow oak p 115 Med-Hi h Insect damage
SA1 willow oak p 25 Low
SA1 willow oak p 40 Low
SA1 willow oak p 40 Low
SA1 willow oak p 15 Low
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SA1 willow oak p 15 Low
SA1 willow oak p 15 Low
SA1 willow oak p 45 Med-Low
SA1 overcu oak p 20 Low
SA1 willow oak p 55 Low Browse
SA1 willow oak p 35 Low
SA1 willow oak p 35 Low
SA1 swam chestnut oak p 30 Low
SA1 willow oak p 60 Med-Low
SA1 willow oak p 80 Med
SA1 willow oak p 60 Med-Low
SA1 black um p 25 Low
SA1 overcu oak p 50 Med-Low
SA1 swam chestnut oak p 20 Low
SA1 overcu oak p 15 Low
SA1 willow oak p 75 Med
SA1 willow oak p 130 High
SA1 willow oak p 130 High
SA1 willow oak p 110 Med-Hi h
SA1 overcu oak p 45 Med-Low
SA1 overcu oak p 35 Low
SA1 swam chestnut oak p 25 Low
SA1 overcu oak p 30 Low
SA1 swam chestnut oak p 70 Med
SA1 swam chestnut oak p 70 Med
SA1 overcu oak p 75 Med
SA1 swam chestnut oak p 45 Med-Low
SA1 willow oak p 55 Med-Low
SA1 willow oak p 55 Med-Low
SA1 overcu oak p 50 Med-Low
SA1 willow oak p 35 Low
SA1 willow oak P 35 Low
SA1 overcu oak p 25 Low
SA1 overcu oak p 35 Low
SA1 swam chestnut oak p 30 Low
SA1 willow oak p 95 Med-Hi h
SA1 black um p 30 Low
SA1 swamp chestnut oak p 25 Low
SA1 black um p 15 Low
Marston Studv Area 1 Planted Tree Data
Plot ID
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Planted Vigor
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SA1 swam chestnut oak p 20 Low
SA1 overcu oak p 45 Med-Low
SA1 willow oak p 20 Low
SA1 willow oak p 20 Low
SA1 willow oak p 15 Low
SA1 willow oak p 55 Med-Low
SA1 willow oak p 35 Low
SA1 willow oak p 25 Low
SA1 overcu oak p 35 Low
SA1 black um p 20 Low
SA1 overcu oak p 20 Low
SA1 overcu oak p 35 Low
SA1 black um p 15 Low
SA1 overcu oak p 35 Low
SA1 black um P 10 Low
SA1 overcup oak p 15 Low
SA1 willow oak p 10 Low
SA1 willow oak p 80 Med
SA1 black um P 10 Low
SA1 willow oak P 35 Low
SA1 swam chestnut oak p 75 Med
SA1 bald cypress p 75 Med
SA1 willow oak p 25 Low
SA1 willow oak p 75 Med
SA1 bald cypress p 65 Med
SA1 swam chestnut oak p 40 Low
SA1 black um P 25 Low
SA1 swam chestnut oak p 60 Med-Low
SA1 swam chestnut oak p 70 Med
SA1 overcu oak p 30 Low
SA1 black um P 25 Low
SA1 swam chestnut oak p 75 Med
SA1 swam chestnut oak p 55 Med-Low
SA1 overcu oak p 50 Med-Low
SA1 willow oak p 75 Med
SA1 swam chestnut oak p 100 Med-Hi h
SA1 swam chestnut oak p 55 Low Insect damage
SA1 swam chestnut oak p 70 Med
SA1 swam chestnut oak p 75 Med-Low Insect damage
SA1 swamp chestnut oak p 95 Med Insect damage
SA1 overcu oak p 75 Med
SA1 black um p 30 Low
SA1 willow oak p 50 Med-Low
SA1 willow oak p 55 Med-Low
SA1 black um p 10 Low
SA1 black um p 10 Low
SA1 black um p 10 Low
Marston Studv Area 1 Planted Tree Data
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SA1 black um P 20 Low
SA1 overcu oak p 55 Med-Low
SA1 overcu oak p 80 Med
SA1 overcu oak p 65 Med
SA1 swam chestnut oak p 25 Low
SA1 swam chestnut oak p 10 Low
SA1 overcu oak p 65 Med
SA1 swam chestnut oak p 50 Med-Low
SA1 black um p 20 Low
SA1 swam chestnut oak p 60 Med-Low
SA1 overcup oak p 105 Med-Hi h
SA1 swam chestnut oak p 60 Med-Low
SA1 overcu oak p 75 Med
SA1 swam chestnut oak p 35 Low
SA1 overcu oak p 55 Low Insect damage
SA1 willow oak p 55 Med-Low Fix GPS point
SA1 overcu oak p 55 Med-Low
SA1 overcu oak p 80 Med
SA1 swamp chestnut oak p 75 Med
SA1 swam chestnut oak p 80 Med
SA1 swam chestnut oak p 40 Low
SA1 swam chestnut oak p 25 Low
SA1 willow oak p 95 Med-Hi h
SA1 overcu oak p 30 Low
SA1 overcu oak p 105 Med-Hi h
SA1 willow oak p 85 Med
SA1 willow oak p 75 Med
SA1 willow oak p 100 Med-Hi h
SA1 willow oak P 130 High
SA1 overcu oak p 45 Med-Low
SA1 swam chestnut oak p 60 Med-Low
Marston Studv Area 1 Volunteer Tree Data
Plot ID
Common Name Volunteer or
Planted
Height
Notes
SA1 sycamore v 15
SA1 sycamore v 20
SA1 sycamore v 40
SA1 sycamore v 35
SA1 sycamore v 70
SA1 sycamore v 30
SA1 sycamore v 35
SA1 sycamore v 65
SA1 ersimmon v 45
SA1 sycamore v 20
SA1 sycamore v 10
SA1 green ash v 10
SA1 sycamore v 35
SA1 sycamore v 15
SA1 sycamore v 30
SA1 sycamore v 40
SA1 sycamore v 15
SA1 persimmon v 30
SA1 sycamore v 55
SA1 sycamore v 35
SA1 green ash v 50
SA1 sycamore v 10
SA1 sycamore v 30
SA1 sycamore v 20
SA1 sycamore v 25
SA1 sycamore v 30
SA1 sycamore v 35
SA1 sycamore v 25
SA1 sycamore v 30,
SA1 sycamore v 20
SA1 sycamore v 25
SA1 sycamore v 20
SA1 sycamore v 40
SA1 sycamore v 20
SA1 green ash v 15
SA1 sycamore v 35
SA1 green ash v 40
SA1 green ash v 10
SA1 persimmon v 35
SA1 sycamore v 130
SA1 sycamore v 120
SA1 sycamore v 120
SA1 persimmon v 85
SA1 sycamore v 100
SA1 sycamore v 130
SA1 persimmon v 70
SA1 persimmon v 70
SA1 s camore v 45
Marston Studv Area 1 Volunteer Tree Data
Plot ID
Common Name Volunteer or
Planted
Height
Notes
SA1 sycamore v 75
SA1 sycamore v 55
SA1 sycamore v 50
SA1 sycamore v 90
SA1 sycamore v 95
SA1 sycamore v 60
SA1 sycamore v 50
SA1 sycamore v 70
SA1 sycamore v 60
SA1 sycamore v 45
SA1 sycamore v 50
SA1 persimmon v 70
SA1 sycamore v 75
SA1 persimmon v 90
SA1 sycamore v 75
SA1 sycamore v 110
SA1 green ash v 30
SA1 persimmon v 25
SA1 sycamore v 105
SA1 sycamore v 105
SA1 sycamore v 80
SA1 persimmon v 60
SA1 persimmon v 95
SA1 persimmon v 120
SA1 sycamore v 130
SA1 sycamore v 130
SA1 persimmon v 85
SA1 sycamore v 120
SA1 persimmon v 75
SA1 sycamore v 80
SA1 sycamore v 110
SA1 sycamore v 40
SA1 sycamore v 130
SA1 persimmon v 70
SA1 persimmon v 65
SA1 sycamore v 60
SA1 persimmon v 70
SA1 persimmon v 80
SA1 persimmon v 95
SA1 green ash v 75
SA1 green ash v 35
SA1 persimmon v 70
SA1 green ash v 50
SA1 persimmon v 60
SA1 green ash v 30
SA1 persimmon v 80
SA1 persimmon v 70
SA1 ersimmon v 45
Marston Studv Area 1 Volunteer Tree Data
Plot ID
Common Name Volunteer or
Planted
Height
Notes
SA1 green ash v 40
SA1 green ash v 40
SA1 sycamore v 110
SA1 persimmon v 100
SA1 persimmon v 95
SA1 persimmon v 120
SA1 persimmon v 85
SA1 persimmon v 100
SA1 ersimmon v 80
SA1 sycamore v 130
SA1 green ash v 120
SA1 persimmon v 100
SA1 green ash v 70
SA1 persimmon v 100
SA1 green ash v 70
SA1 persimmon v 75
SA1 green ash v 105
SA1 persimmon v 90
SA1 persimmon v 50
SA1 persimmon v 105
SA1 persimmon v 105
SA1 persimmon v 115
SA1 sycamore v 120
SA1 persimmon v 130
SA1 persimmon v 130
SA1 persimmon v 100
SA1 green ash v 40
SA1 green ash v 35
SA1 persimmon v 50
SA1 persimmon v 45
SA1 sycamore v 70
SA1 persimmon v 65
SA1 persimmon v 35
SA1 green ash v 85
SA1 green ash v 60
SA1 green ash v 35
SA1 sycamore v 120
SA1 sycamore v 80
SA1 persimmon v 55
SA1 sycamore v 60
SA1 sycamore v 130
SA1 sycamore v 60
SA1 green ash v 30
SA1 sycamore v 80
SA1 sycamore v 110
SA1 persimmon v 40
SA1 sycamore v 95
SA1 sycamore v 90
Marston Studv Area 1 Volunteer Tree Data
Plot ID
Common Name Volunteer or
Planted
Height
Notes
SA1 sycamore v 110
SA1 persimmon v 35
SA1 sycamore v 120
SA1 green ash v 30
SA1 persimmon v 80
SA1 sycamore v 35
SA1 sycamore v 65
SA1 sycamore v 130
SA1 persimmon v 30
SA1 sycamore v 35
SA1 sycamore v 35
SA1 persimmon v 75
SA1 sycamore v 30
SA1 persimmon v 65
SA1 sycamore v 90
SA1 sycamore v 35
SA1 green ash v 45
SA1 sycamore v 70
SA1 sycamore v 30
SA1 sycamore v 40
SA1 sycamore v 20
SA1 sycamore v 15
SA1 green ash v 60
SA1 sycamore v 35
SA1 green ash v 95
SA1 green ash v 65
SA1 sycamore v 70
SA1 green ash v 40
SA1 green ash v 40
SA1 green ash v 105
SA1 green ash v 90
SA1 green ash v 115
SA1 green ash v 95
SA1 green ash v 110
SA1 green ash v 70
SA1 persimmon v 90
SA1 green ash v 65
SA1 green ash v 65
SA1 green ash v 65
SA1 green ash v 45
SA1 green ash v 60
SA1 reen ash v 30
SA1 green ash v 35
SA1 persimmon v 50
SA1 green ash v 75
SA1 persimmon v 55
SA1 persimmon v 100
SA1 green ash v 80
Marston Studv Area 1 Volunteer Tree Data
Plot ID
Common Name Volunteer or
Planted
Height
Notes
SA1 persimmon v 75
SA1 persimmon v 105
SA1 green ash v 80
SA1 green ash v 25
SA1 green ash v 25
SA1 green ash v 75
SA1 sycamore v 45
SA1 persimmon v 30
SA1 persimmon v 35
SA1 persimmon v 70
SA1 green ash v 50
SA1 persimmon v 70
SA1 persimmon v 80
SA1 persimmon v 75
SA1 sycamore v 45
SA1 persimmon v 130
SA1 persimmon v 105
SA1 green ash v 20
SA1 sycamore v 60
SA1 sycamore v 100
SA1 sycamore v 70
SA1 sycamore v 45
SA1 green ash v 115
SA1 green ash v 95
SA1 persimmon v 95
SA1 green ash v 65
SA1 green ash v 55
SA1 green ash v 60
SA1 green ash v 70
SA1 green ash v 55
SA1 tulip poplar v 35
SA1 tulip poplar v 20
SA1 green ash v 30
SA1 green ash v 25
SA1 sycamore v 75
SA1 green ash v 35
SA1 green ash v 45
SA1 green ash v 45
SA1 green ash v 35
SA1 green ash v 70
SA1 green ash v 45
SA1 green ash v 40
SA1 green ash v 90
SA1 green ash v 25
SA1 sycamore v 60
SA1 green ash v 50
SA1 reen ash v 30
SA1 sycamore v 100
Marston Studv Area 1 Volunteer Tree Data
Plot ID
Common Name Volunteer or
Planted
Height
Notes
SA1 green ash v 45
SA1 green ash v 25
SA1 sycamore v 80
SA1 green ash v 30
SA1 reen ash v 50
SA1 sycamore v 20
Marston Studv Area 2 - Planted Tree Data
Plot ID
Common Name Volunteer or
Planted
Height Revised
Planted Vigor
Notes
SA2 overcu oak p 40 Low
SA2 willow oak p 30 Low
SA2 swam chestnut oak p 25 Low
SA2 swam chestnut oak p 15 Low
SA2 swam chestnut oak p 65 Med
SA2 bald cypress p 55 Med-Low
SA2 bald cypress p 80 Med
SA2 bald cypress p 60 Med-Low
SA2 bald cypress p 35 Low
SA2 bald cypress p 50 Med-Low
SA2 bald cypress p 55 Med-Low
SA2 bald cypress p 45 Med-Low
SA2 bald cypress p 60 Med-Low
SA2 overcu oak P 55 Med-Low
SA2 overcu oak p 90 Med-Hi h
SA2 swam chestnut oak p 50 Med-Low
SA2 swamp chestnut oak p 55 Med-Low
SA2 swam chestnut oak p 15 Low
SA2 willow oak p 25 Low
SA2 swam chestnut oak p 20 Low
SA2 willow oak p 25 Low
SA2 swam chestnut oak p 35 Low
SA2 swam chestnut oak p 15 Low
SA2 willow oak p 65 Med
SA2 swam chestnut oak p 25 Low
SA2 swam chestnut oak p 40 Low
SA2 black um p 15 Low
SA2 swam chestnut oak p 25 Low
SA2 overcu oak p 55 Med-Low
SA2 willow oak p 80 Med
SA2 willow oak p 95 Med-Hi h
SA2 willow oak p 60 Med-Low
SA2 bald cypress p 90 Med-Hi h
Marston Stud Area 2 - Planted Tree Data
Plot ID
Common Name Volunteer or
Planted
Height Revised
Planted Vigor
Notes
SA2 overcu oak p 40 Low
SA2 willow oak p 30 Low
SA2 swam chestnut oak p 25 Low
SA2 swam chestnut oak p 15 Low
SA2 swam chestnut oak p 65 Med
SA2 bald cypress p 55 Med-Low
SA2 bald cypress p 80 Med
SA2 bald cypress p 60 Med-Low
SA2 bald cypress p 35 Low
SA2 bald cypress p 50 Med-Low
SA2 bald cypress p 55 Med-Low
SA2 bald cypress p 45 Med-Low
SA2 bald cypress p 60 Med-Low
SA2 overcu oak p 55 Med-Low
SA2 overcu oak p 90 Med-Hi h
SA2 swam chestnut oak p 50 Med-Low
SA2 swam chestnut oak p 55 Med-Low
SA2 swam chestnut oak p 15 Low
SA2 willow oak p 25 Low
SA2 swam chestnut oak p 20 Low
SA2 willow oak p 25 Low
SA2 swam chestnut oak p 35 Low
SA2 swam chestnut oak p 15 Low
SA2 willow oak p 65 Med
SA2 swam chestnut oak p 25 Low
SA2 swam chestnut oak p 40 Low
SA2 black um p 15 Low
SA2 swam chestnut oak p 25 Low
SA2 overcu oak p 55 Med-Low
SA2 willow oak p 80 Med
SA2 willow oak p 95 Med-Hi h
SA2 willow oak p 60 Med-Low
SA2 bald cypress p 90 Med-Hi h
Marston Vegetation Plot - Planted Tree Data
Plot ID
Common Name Volunteer or
Planted
Height Revised
Planted Vigor
Notes
VP1 bald cypress p 95 Med Shaded
VP1 bald cypress p 45 Low Shaded
VP1 bald cypress p 70 Med
VP1 bald cypress p 135 High
VP1 bald cypress p 110 Med-Hi h
VP1 bald cypress p 160 Med-Hi h Wood competition
VP1 willow oak p 90 Med
VP1 willow oak p 145 High
VP1 willow oak p 170 Med-Hi h Insect damage-worms
VP1 swam chestnut oak p 40 Low
VP1 bald cypress p 70 Med
VP1 bald cypress p 110 Med-Hi h
VP1 willow oak p 140 High
VP1 swamp chestnut oak p 35 Low
VP1 black um p 35 Low Browse damage
VP1 bald cypress p 70 Med-Low Part shade
VP1 bald cypress p 75 Med-Low Lespecleza competition
VP1 bald cypress p 74 Med
VP1 bald cypress p 105 Med-Hi h
VP1 bald cypress p 110 Med-Hi h
VP1 black um p 65 Med-Low Browse damage
VP1 bald cypress p 115 High
VP1 bald cypress p 95 Med-Hi h
VP1 swam chestnut oak p 40 Low Browse damage and shaded
VP1 willow oak p 100 Med-Hi h
VP1 bald cypress p 70 Med
VP1 willow oak p 115 Hi h
VP1 swam chestnut oak p 45 Med-Low
VP1 willow oak p 65 Med
VP1 willow oak p 75 Med
VP1 willow oak p 40 Low Browse damage
VP1 willow oak p 50 Med-Low
VP1 willow oak p 115 High
VP1 willow oak p 120 High
VP1 willow oak p 125 High
VP1 willow oak p 65 Med
VP1 black um p 45 Med-Low
VP1 bald cypress p 105 Med-Hi h
VP1 willow oak p 75 Med
VP1 swam chestnut oak p 95 Med-Hi h
VP1 willow oak p 80 Med
VP1 swam chestnut oak p 70 Med-Low Leaf blight
VP1 bald cypress p 65 Med
VP1 willow oak p 80 Med
VP1 willow oak p 85 Med
VP1 willow oak p 80 Med
VP1 willow oak p 80 Med
Marston Vegetation Plot - Planted Tree Data
Plot ID
Common Name Volunteer or
Planted
Height Revised
Planted Vigor
Notes
VP1 swam chestnut oak p 110 Med-Hi h
VP1 swam chestnut oak p 90 Med
VP1 swam chestnut oak p 50 Med-Low
VP1 swam chestnut oak p 45 Med-Low
VP1 swam chestnut oak p 75 Med-Low Browse damage
VP1 bald cypress p 75 Med
VP1 bald cypress p 50 Med-Low
VP1 bald cypress p 80 Med
VP1 willow oak p 120 High
VP1 willow oak p 85 Med
VP1 bald cypress p 85 Med-Low Leaf all
VP1 willow oak p 95 Med-Hi h
VP1 bald cypress p 60 Med-Low
VP1 bald cypress p 80 Med
VP1 bald cypress p 85 Med
VP1 bald cypress p 100 Med-Hi h
VP1 bald cypress p 140 High
VP1 swam chestnut oak p 70 Med-Low Shaded
VP1 swam chestnut oak p 90 Med
VP1 willow oak p 85 Med
VP1 willow oak P 110 Med-Hi h
VP1 willow oak p 130 High
VP1 willow oak p 145 High
VP2 black um p 45 Med-Low
VP2 black um p 30 Low
VP2 black um p 25 Low
VP2 black um p 55 Med-Low
VP2 black um p 50 Med-Low
VP2 black um p 35 Low
VP2 black um p 40 Low
VP2 black um p 35 Low
VP2 black um p 30 Low
VP2 black um p 45 Med-Low
VP2 black um p 30 Low
VP2 black um p 25 Low
VP2 black um p 70 Med
VP2 black um p 25 Low
VP2 black um p 40 Low
VP2 bald cypress p 90 Med
VP2 black um p 65 Med
VP2 black um p 35 Low
VP2 black um p 15 Low
VP2 black um p 45 Med-Low
VP2 black um p 45 Med-Low
VP2 black um p 25 Low
VP2 black um p 60 Med-Low
VP2 black um P 50 Med-Low
Marston Veaetation Plot - Planted Tree Data
Plot ID
Common Name Volunteer or
Planted
Height Revised
Planted Vigor
Notes
VP2 black um p 45 Med-Low
VP2 bald cypress P 65 Med
VP2 swam chestnut oak p 125 High
VP2 bald cypress p 55 Med-Low
VP2 black um p 35 Low
VP2 bald cypress p 85 Med
VP2 black um p 30 Low
VP2 black um p 35 Low
VP2 willow oak p 130 High
VP2 black um p 35 Low
VP2 willow oak p 35 Low
VP2 black um p 30 Low
VP2 black um p 35 Low
VP2 black um P 40 Low
VP2 black um p 30 Low
VP2 black um p 50 Med-Low
VP2 black um p 35 Low
VP2 black um P 30 Low
VP2 black um p 25 Low
VP2 swam chestnut oak p 65 Med
VP2 willow oak p 10 Low
VP2 black um p 40 Low
VP2 black um p 30 Low
VP2 black um p 40 Low
VP2 black um p 40 Low
VP2 willow oak p 55 Med-Low
VP2 black um p 30 Low
VP3 willow oak p 80 Med
VP3 black um p 30 Low Browse damage
VP3 willow oak p 50 Med-Low
VP3 willow oak p 80 Med
VP3 bald cypress p 115 High
VP3 willow oak p 45 Med-Low
VP3 willow oak p 30 Low Browse damage
VP3 bald cypress p 70 Med
VP3 willow oak p 70 Med
VP3 willow oak p 50 Med-Low
VP3 willow oak p 80 Med
VP3 willow oak p 55 Med-Low
VP3 willow oak p 85 Med
VP3 willow oak p 80 Med
VP3 bald cypress p 75 Med
VP3 willow oak p 15 Low Weeds competition
VP3 willow oak p 90 Med
VP3 willow oak p 65 Med
VP3 willow oak p 70 Med
VP3 willow oak p 75 Med
Marston Vegetation Plot - Planted Tree Data
Plot ID
Common Name Volunteer or
Planted
Height Revised
Planted Vigor
Notes
VP3 bald cypress p 75 Med
VP3 willow oak p 75 Med
VP3 willow oak p 75 Med
VP3 willow oak p 80 Med-Low Browse damage
VP3 black um p 30 Low
VP3 willow oak p 100 Med-Hi h
VP3 black um p 25 Low
VP3 black um p 25 Low Browse damage and shaded
VP3 bald cypress p 70 Med
VP3 bald cypress p 100 Med-Hi h
VP3 willow oak p 80 Med
VP3 willow oak p 40 Low
VP3 willow oak p 45 Med-Low
VP3 bald cypress p 75 Med
VP3 willow oak p 25 Low
VP3 black um p 25 Low Browse damage
VP3 willow oak p 55 Low Shaded
VP3 black um p 45 Low Browse damage
VP3 bald cypress p 80 Med
VP3 willow oak p 60 Med-Low
VP3 willow oak p 95 Med Partial) shaded
VP3 black um p 30 Low Browse dama e
VP3 bald cypress p 75 Med
VP4 bald cypress p 95 Med-Hi h
VP4 black um p 35 Low
VP4 bald cypress p 110 Med-Hi h
VP4 bald cypress P 105 Med-Hi h
VP4 bald cypress p 75 Med
VP4 black um p 20 Low
VP4 bald cypress p 55 Med-Low
VP4 bald cypress p 80 Med
VP4 bald cypress p 30 Low
VP4 bald cypress p 80 Med
VP4 bald cypress p 115 High
VP4 black um p 25 Low Browse damage
VP4 bald cypress p 130 High
VP4 bald cypress p 80 Med
VP4 bald cypress p 100 Med-Hi h
VP4 black um p 40 Low
VP4 black um p 70 Med
VP4 black um p 40 Low
VP4 bald cypress p 110 Med-Hi h
VP4 bald cypress p 95 Med-Hi h
VP4 bald cypress p 105 Med-Hi h
VP4 black um p 45 Med-Low
VP4 bald cypress p 115 High
VP4 black um p 35 Low
Marston Veaetation Plot - Planted Tree Data
Plot ID
Common Name Volunteer or
Planted
Height Revised
Planted Vigor
Notes
VP4 willow oak p 90 Med
VP4 black um p 30 Low
VP4 black um p 65 Med-Low Browse damage
VP4 willow oak p 70 Med
VP4 willow oak p 75 Med
VP4 black um p 40 Low
VP4 black um P 25 Low
VP4 bald cypress p 135 High
VP4 black um p 35 Low
VP4 bald cypress p 110 Med-Hi h
VP4 bald cypress p 130 High
VP4 bald cypress p 80 Med
VP4 black um p 40 Low
VP4 bald cypress p 90 Med
VP4 swam chestnut oak p 50 Med-Low
VP4 bald cypress p 95 Med-Hi h
VP4 willow oak p 80 Med
VP4 bald cypress p 95 Med-Hi h
VP4 bald cypress P 105 Med-Hi h
VP4 black um p 50 Med-Low
VP4 bald cypress p 140 High
VP4 bald cypress p 105 Med-Hi h
VP4 black um P 35 Low
VP4 bald cypress p 40 Low
VP4 bald cypress p 95 Med-Hi h
VP4 black um p 25 Low
VP4 bald cypress P 55 Low Browse damage
VP4 bald cypress p 80 Med
VP4 bald cypress p 95 Med-Hi h
VP4 black um p 35 Low Browse damage
VP4 willow oak p 65 Med
VP5 swam chestnut oak p 65 Med
VP5 swam chestnut oak p 50 Med-Low
VP5 swam chestnut oak p 30 Low
VP5 swamp chestnut oak p 60 Med-Low
VP5 black um p 45 Med-Low
VP5 black um p 30 Low
VP5 black um p 20 Low
VP5 swam chestnut oak p 50 Med-Low
VP5 overcu oak p 65 Med
VP5 overcu oak p 120 Med-Hi h Insect damage
VP5 black um p 25 Low Browse damage
VP5 willow oak p 155 Med-Hi h Insect damage
VP5 willow oak p 100 Med-Hi h
VP5 black um p 40 Low Browse damage
VP5 swam chestnut oak p 55 Med-Low
VP5 bald cypress p 95 Med-Hi h
Marston Vegetation Plot - Planted Tree Data
Plot ID
Common Name Volunteer or
Planted
Height Revised
Planted Vigor
Notes
VP5 overcu oak p 140 High
VP5 overcu oak p 60 Med-Low
VP5 overcu oak p 110 Med-Hi h
VP5 overcu oak p 40 Low Insect damage
VP5 overcu oak p 35 Low Insect damage
VP5 willow oak p 95 Med Insect damage
VP5 overcup oak p 85 Med
VP5 overcup oak P 160 Med-Hi h Insect damage
VP5 overcu oak p 85 Med
VP6 overcu oak p 90 Med
VP6 willow oak p 80 Med
VP6 black um p 50 Med-Low
VP6 swam chestnut oak p 75 Med
VP6 swam chestnut oak p 70 Med
VP6 willow oak p 75 Med
VP6 overcu oak p 140 High
VP6 swam chestnut oak p 30 Low
VP6 swam chestnut oak p 85 Med
VP6 swam chestnut oak p 65 Med
VP6 willow oak p 95 Med-Hi h
VP6 willow oak p 90 Med
VP6 bald cypress p 90 Med
VP6 swam chestnut oak p 40 Low
VP6 bald cypress p 95 Med-Hi h
VP6 willow oak p 65 Med
VP6 willow oak p 100 Med-Hi h
VP6 willow oak p 115 High
VP6 willow oak p 105 Med-Hi h
VP6 overcu oak p 50 Med-Low
VP6 willow oak p 65 Med
VP6 swam chestnut oak p 15 Low
VP6 swam chestnut oak p 35 Low
VP6 willow oak p 95 Med-Hi h
VP6 black um p 55 Med-Low
VP6 willow oak p 65 Med
VP6 willow oak p 130 High
VP6 willow oak p 120 High
VP6 swam chestnut oak p 75 Med-Low Insect damage
VP6 swam chestnut oak p 45 Med-Low
VP6 swam chestnut oak p 55 Med-Low
VP6 willow oak p 95 Med-Hi h
VP6 bald cypress p 90 Med
VP6 willow oak p 110 Med-Hi h
VP6 bald cypress p 65 Med
VP6 bald cypress p 90 Med
VP6 bald cypress p 75 Med
VP6 bald cypress p 80 Med
Marston Vegetation Plot - Planted Tree Data
Plot ID
Common Name Volunteer or
Planted
Height Revised
Planted Vigor
Notes
VP6 bald cypress p 85 Med
VP6 willow oak p 75 Med
VP6 willow oak p 90 Med
VP6 willow oak p 90 Med
VP7 swam chestnut oak p 30 Low
VP7 overcu oak p 70 Med
VP7 overcup oak p 65 Med
VP7 overcu oak p 80 Med
VP7 overcu oak p 60 Med-Low
VP7 overcu oak p 45 Med-Low
VP7 overcu oak p 35 Low
VP7 overcu oak p 40 Low
VP7 overcu oak p 80 Med
VP7 overcup oak p 55 Med-Low
VP7 swamp chestnut oak p 40 Low
VP7 overcu oak p 30 Low
VP7 overcu oak p 75 Med
VP7 swam chestnut oak p 65 Med
VP7 overcu oak p 55 Med-Low
VP7 overcu oak p 140 High
VP7 overcu oak p 80 Med
VP7 swam chestnut oak p 55 Med-Low
VP7 swam chestnut oak p 10 Low
VP7 swam chestnut oak p 40 Low
VP7 swam chestnut oak p 60 Med-Low
VP7 swam chestnut oak p 55 Med-Low
VP7 swam chestnut oak p 50 Med-Low
VP7 swam chestnut oak p 40 Low
VP7 swam chestnut oak p 80 Med
VP7 swam chestnut oak p 15 Low
VP7 swam chestnut oak p 70 Med
VP7 black um p 25 Low
VP7 willow oak p 150 High
VP7 willow oak p 120 High
VP7 willow oak p 95 Med-Hi h
VP7 willow oak p 165 High
VP7 swam chestnut oak p 40 Low
VP7 overcu oak p 125 High
VP7 black um p 40 Low
VP7 swam chestnut oak p 85 Med
VP7 willow oak p 120 High
VP7 overcu oak p 100 Med-Hi h
VP7 overcu oak P 130 Hi h
VP7 overcup oak p 35 Low
VP7 overcu oak p 105 Med-Hi h
VP7 bald cypress p 100 Med-Hi h
VP8 bald cypress p 130 High
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Marston Veaetation Plot - Planted Tree Data
Plot ID
Common Name Volunteer or
Planted
Height Revised
Planted Vigor
Notes
VP8 bald cypress P 130 High
VP8 bald cypress P 110 Med-Hi h
VP8 black um P 30 Low
VP8 black um P 35 Low
VP8 bald cypress P 65 Med
VP8 bald cypress P 95 Med-Hi h
VP8 bald cypress P 65 Med
VP8 black um P 35 Low
VP8 bald cypress P 100 Med-Hi h
VP8 bald cypress P 130 High
VP8 bald cypress P 120 High
VP8 black um P 50 Med-Low
VP8 bald cypress P 150 High
VP8 bald cypress P 155 High
VP8 bald cypress P 115 High
VP8 bald cypress P 110 Med-Hi h
VP8 bald cypress P 120 High
VP8 bald cypress P 120 High
VP8 bald cypress P 110 Med-Hi h
VP8 bald cypress P 110 Med-Hi h
VP8 bald cypress P 130 High
VP8 bald cypress P 95 Med-Hi h
VP8 bald cypress P 60 Med-Low
VP8 bald cypress P 55 Med-Low
VP8 willow oak P 15 Low
VP8 black um P 25 Low
VP8 black um P 35 Low
VP8 black um P 35 Low Browse damage
VP8 bald cypress P 50 Med-Low
VP8 black um P 25 Low
VP8 black um P 40 Low
VP8 overcu oak P 60 Med-Low
VP8 swam chestnut oak P 105 Med-Hi h
VP8 overcu oak P 115 High
VP8 swam chestnut oak P 35 Low
VP8 willow oak P 85 Med
VP8 swam chestnut oak P 45 Med-Low
V108 swam chestnut oak P 35 Low
VP8 black um P 40 Low
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