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Dominant Plants of Seeps in North Carolina

Dominant Plants of Seeps in North Carolina. Ryan Harrelson. Red Maple. Found in all regions of NC. It commonly grows under the more extreme soil-moisture conditions either very wet or quite dry. . Sweetgum. Found in the piedmont region of NC

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Dominant Plants of Seeps in North Carolina

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  1. Dominant Plants of Seeps in North Carolina Ryan Harrelson

  2. Red Maple • Found in all regions of NC. • It commonly grows under the more extreme soil-moisture conditions either very wet or quite dry.

  3. Sweetgum • Found in the piedmont region of NC • As is characteristic of most hardwood species, it grows best on the moist alluvial clay and loamy soils of river bottoms.

  4. Green ash • Found in the piedmont region of NC • It is common on land subject to flooding and can remain healthy when flooded for as long as 40 percent of the time during a growing season.

  5. Willow oak • Found in the piedmont region of NC • Willow oak grows on a variety of alluvial soils and is found on ridges and high flats of major streams.

  6. Pond pine • Found in the sandhills and inner coastal plain. • Pond pine is most frequently found on poorly drained lands, and can grow on land that is not continuously waterlogged.

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