Assessment and inventory of a seepage swamp biological community for baseline data

Rawinski TJ and White TS. 1995. Assessment and inventory of a seepage swamp biological community for baseline data. Natural Heritage Technical Report 95-24, CA #3700-4-9001. National Park Service. Richmond, VA

A study of an uncommon natural seep (fen) area located in the western half of Prince William Forest Park. Includes general information on location and topographic setting, geology, soils, climate, general vegetation in the area, and study methods. Results include findings concerning hydrology, flora and vegetation, and fauna. Includes discussion of characterization of the area as a "seepage swamp" (which is continually watered by nearby springs and seepage from higher ground), as opposed to a "fen". Appendices include field survey data sheets and a list of common and scientific names of vascular plants recorded during the survey.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Rawinski, Thomas; White, Tresha
Date of Issue
1995-12
Publisher
National Park Service
Units
PRWI
Keywords
Checklist, Ecology, Plants, Seeps, Swamps

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