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Forestry & Society Forests of New Mexico & SW HORT/RGSC 302 J.G. Mexal Fall 2003

Forestry & Society Forests of New Mexico & SW

Forest Types of New Mexico Forestry & Society Forests of New Mexico & SW Lack of fire Moving south into Pond. P.

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Elevation (ft) Abies concolor Pseudotsuga menziesii Pinus ayacahuite Quercus gambeli Pinus ponderosa Acer glabrum Quercus reticulata Robinia neomexicana Quercus hypoleucoides Pinus latifolia Arbutus arizonica Pinus cembroides Pinus leiophylla Quercus arizonica Acer grandidentatum Juniperus deppeana Quercus emoryi Quercus oblongifolia

Forestry & Society Forests of New Mexico & SW/ Elmore 1976

6,000-9,300 ft Ponderosa pine

Forestry & Society Forests of New Mexico & SW/ Abies concolor -- White fir 7,000-10,000 ft

Forestry & Society Forests of New Mexico & SW/ Abies lasiocarpa Alpine fir or Corkbark fir

For.& Soc. Western Juniper Biomass vs Age/ NW Sci. 74(1):12:2000 Tree Height (m) Tree Age (yrs) Biomass (kg)

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Forestry & Society Forests of New Mexico & SW/Questions Compare the forests of NM, AZ, and CO. Discuss the impacts of elevation, aspect (N,S,E,W) and latitude on species composition. Place in order of occurrence as you climb up the mountain, and give approximate elevation: aspen, Douglas-fir, juniper, oak, piñon, ponderosa pine, spruce, white fir, and mesquite. What types of forest products are harvested in NM? Who owns the land? Describe the piñon-juniper woodland; location, diversity, species, climate, soils.