Chappell 2004 terrestrial plant associations Puget trough

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File Link: Chappell 2004 terrestrial plant associations Puget trough.pdf

Chappell, Chris. 2004. Terrestrial plant associations of the Puget trough ecoregion. Natural Heritage Program, Department of Natural Resource, Olympia, Washington.

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Notes

• This PDF combines all the monographs into a single document with bookmarks.
• Chappell was among the last state employees who completed large scale field work to describe natural vegetation in the Puget Trough.
• These observations of natural plant community structure are linked to observations of soil.