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National parks: 06pindrop.jpg - public domain image

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Vegetation ecologist demonstrates how to set up a plot and conduct the network's vegetation monitoring. A pin (shown near ground, striped red and white) is dropped from the measuring tape above and used to identify plant height in one of three categories: field, subcanopy, and canopy.

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coronado national memorial

sonoran desert network

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national park service alice wondrak biel

vegetation ecologist

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2011

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coronado national memorial

sonoran desert network

national park service

vegetation monitoring

national park service alice wondrak biel

vegetation ecologist

network s vegetation

three categories

national parks gallery

high resolution

ultra high resolution