SFRA Chapter 17 (HLTH-2) - Impact of Pests on Forest Health

Figure 17.1--Location of major forest cover types in the Southern United States. (based on Eyre 1980).

Map of the Southern U.S. showing oak-hickory at the northern and western margins, oak-pine to its southeast, then loblolly-shortleaf pine, and then longleaf-slash in the extreme southeast, with white-red-jack pine in small areas of the Southern Appalachians, pinyon-juniper in central and west Texas, and oak-gum-cypress along rivers, especially the Mississippi

high resolution graphic as PDF (3.9M)

Return to first reference in text

Return to second reference in text

Data behind this

Glossary | Sci.Names | Process | Comments | Draft Report

content: James Denny Ward and Paul A. Mistretta
webmaster: John M. Pye

created: 4-OCT-2002
modified: 15-Mar-2007