ESSFxc1/113 Se - Rocky Mountain sedge - Valerian
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Description
Similar to 112 with water table at or near the surface. Se is dominant with Bl and Pl as minor species.
Modelling similar to 112 but Pl maintains itself as does Se and minor decline in Bl. Again all other species have low percentage suitabilities and are at high risk.
Model seems reasonable although Fd and Lw face signficant frost risk and are unlikely to do well on these very wet sites.
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Start by reading issue 112 and comparing its modelling assumptions with the Rocky Mountain sedge and Valerian notes here. Verify the species abbreviations and wet-site suitability and frost-risk conclusions against the relevant review data, then record a clear, resolved assessment for issue 170.
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