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JPMayers 1977
MAJOR PRUDHOE VEGETATION CLASSES
Barren tundra - B1 B2 dominant in higher microsites. U3 U4 M2 in lower
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Pingo Complex - B1 in exposed sites. a. 10 (pools) U5, U6, U7 in snow accumulation areas
Frost boil complex - B3
Upland tundra - U2 U3 U4
Upland tundra complex - U3 U4 in higher microsites such as FCP tops. M2 in between, hummocks
and in troughs
Snowbank complex - U5 or U6 upper reaches of snowbanks usually on steeply sloping
terrain. U7 at base
Lowland tundra - moist M2 in low; U3 or U4 in higher microsites
Lowland tundra - wet M4 in low, U4 or U3 in higher
Emergent - shallow E1
Emergent - deep E2
Open water
Tundra Stream M5 along moist stream banks; B4 on ground bars, B6 U9
on barren terrace. E1, E2, E4 in stream waters.