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Occurrence Specifications Date: Date of the current version of these occurrence specifications (i.e., the date that these specifications were first completed, or since then, comprehensively revised).
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| OH:
Abbreviation for the state of Ohio. (United States) |
| OK:
Abbreviation for the state of Oklahoma. (United States) |
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Old
Field:
A successional habitat composed of a mosaic of shrubs, scattered
trees, and herbaceous vegetation.
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| ON:
Abbreviation for the province of Ontario. (Canada) |
| OR:
Abbreviation for the state of Oregon. (United States) |
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Order:
Taxonomic Order
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Other
Comments: Contains any other comments about the association
that have not been covered elsewhere. For more information
see Classification
of Ecological Communities.
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Other
Considerations: Description and comments on any other factors that should be considered in assigning a NatureServe Conservation Status for a species or ecological community at the global level. For more information
see NatureServe Conservation Status.
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Nations: The
national distribution of the association outside Canada and
the United States. A "?" next to a nation means that the association
is suspected, but not confirmed, to occur there. Note: National
distribution data are incomplete. Absence of a nation cannot
be interpreted as a definitive statement that the association
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Related Concepts References: List of references used to define the concept, to characterize, and/or to determine distribution and other ranking factors for the Ecoligical Community or Ecological System. |
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Other
Related Names with Authors:
Other related names, especially those that programs in the
Natural Heritage Network, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service,
or Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada
use for species names, including author. Animals Author: The
authority who published the original description for a particular
scientific name and the year of the author's publication.
Plants Author: The name(s) or conventional abbreviation(s)
of the author(s) of the scientific name. Note: Plants: Authors
not edited for standardized abbreviations. Animals: Names
(and authors) related to names accepted by NatureServe
are not maintained for standardness, completeness,
or accuracy.
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Other
Species Names:
The scientific names of important species occurring within
the alliance which are not diagnostic or dominant. They may
include endemic, exotic, disjunct, or other important species.
For more information see Classification
of Ecological Communities.
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