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Excerpt from Regeneration Outlook on Blm Lands in the Siskiyou Mountains
The applegate, -evans, and galice-glendale areas have such features in common as a substantial range in elevation, a well-dissected terrain, mostly moderate to deep soils, and similar growing seasons and temperature patterns. All three are inland areas that bear some rain shadow effects from adjacent higher ridges and peaks. The galice-glendale area is closest to the coast and receives the most precipitation, even though the Applegate cutovers average highest in elevation. Residual overstory in partial cuts averaged about 50 percent canopy. About two thirds of the soil surface had been disturbed in clearcuts, about half in partial cuts.
Woody perennials were the dominant ground cover on 94 percent of the plots sampled.
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