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SITE CONDITIONS RELEVANT TO PLANT ESTABLISHMENT & SPECIES SELECTION SOIL MOISTURE MOIST SLOPE ASPECT SOIL ORGANIC MATTER SOIL TEXTURE VEGETATIVE COVER GRADUAL/NO NORTHERLY HIGH FINE (CLAY/SILT/LOAM) DENSE (TO A POINT) DRY STEEP SOUTHERLY LOW COARSE (SAND/GRAVEL/COBBLE) SPARSE/NO DRAINAGE POOR SLOPE SOIL COMPACTION SOIL TEXTURE GRADUAL/NO HIGH FINE (CLAY/SILT/LOAM) EXCESSIVE STEEP LOW COARSE...
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SITE CONDITIONS RELEVANT TO PLANT ESTABLISHMENT & SPECIES SELECTION SOIL MOISTURE MOIST SLOPE ASPECT SOIL ORGANIC MATTER SOIL TEXTURE VEGETATIVE COVER GRADUAL/NO NORTHERLY HIGH FINE (CLAY/SILT/LOAM) DENSE (TO A POINT) DRY STEEP SOUTHERLY LOW COARSE (SAND/GRAVEL/COBBLE) SPARSE/NO DRAINAGE POOR SLOPE SOIL COMPACTION SOIL TEXTURE GRADUAL/NO HIGH FINE (CLAY/SILT/LOAM) EXCESSIVE STEEP LOW COARSE (SAND/GRAVEL/COBBLE) LIGHT MORE ASPECT SLOPE POSITION VEGETATIVE COVER SOUTHERLY TOP SPARSE/NO NORTHERLY BOTTOM DENSE LESS NUTRIENTS MORE ASPECT SOIL ORGANIC MATTER SOIL TEXTURE SLOPE POSITION VEGETATIVE COVER SOUTHERLY HIGH FINE (CLAY/SILT/LOAM) BOTTOM DENSE LESS NORTHERLY LOW COARSE (SAND/GRAVEL/COBBLE) TOP SPARSE/NO TEMPERATURE WARM ASPECT SLOPE POSITION VEGETATIVE COVER SOUTHERLY TOP SPARSE/NO NORTHERLY BOTTOM DENSE CO...
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