LIST OF FIGURES (CONT.)


 VOLUME 2


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Chapter 6 (Cont.)

 6.42 Vines Occur in Various Ranges of Soil Nitrogen (g NO3-N/m3) on the
 Intensive Sites. (a) Shows the Mean Soil Moisture in Quadrats with
 No Rooted Vines, Rooted Herbaceous Vines, and Rooted Woody
 Vines; (b) Shows the Mean Soil Moisture in Quadrats Where No
 Vine Biomass, Herbaceous Vine Biomass, and Woody Vine Biomass
 W ere H arvested....................................................................................... 6-91
 6.43 Initial Start-Up Conditions for the Computer Simulation Model of the
 Role of Vines in Succession ................................................................. 6-94
 6.44 Simulation Showing Forested Wetland Succession in the Absence of
 V ines ....................................................................................................... 6-94
 6.45 In This Simulation, Vine Management in the Form of Herbicide and
 Manual Removal of Vine Biomass Has Occurred in Year 7, Mimicking
 Common Practices by Reclamation Companies................................... 6-95
 6.46 Simulation with Vine Management in the Form of Herbicide and
 Manual Removal of Vine Biomass Whenever the Storage of Herba-
 ceous Vine Exceeds 20% of Storage .................................................... 6-97

Chapter 7

 7.1 A Successional Trajectory. Dotted Line Represents the Actual Para-
 meter of Interest Could It Be Known. The Solid Black Line
 Represents the Parameter as Measured in the Field. The Area
 Between the Two Gray Lines Represents an Acceptable Range of
 Variation Around the Measured Parameter. Above and Below This
 Area Represents a Region of Unrealistic Expectations and a Region
 of Concern, Respectively ........................................................................ 7-4
 7.2 Research Sites for the Investigation of Successional Trajectories of
 Constructed Forested W wetlands ............................................................ 7-12
 7.3 Wetland Transects of Varying Length (a) Were Established in Con-
 structed Wetlands Beginning at the Wetland Edge and Extending
 Downslope. Transects Were Divided into 10 Meter Segments (b)
 Canopy and Subcanopy Trees Were Sampled Within 3 Meters of
 Each Side of the Transect. Canopy Height Was Estimated at One
 Random Point (H). A Nested 9 m2 Quadrat and a 1 m2 Quadrat
 Were Randomly Located Within Each 10 m Segment (c) for Identifying
 Shrubs and Herbaceous Vegetation, Respectively. Location of Canopy
 Photos (P), Light Measurements (L) and Soil Samples (S) Are as
 Indicated W within Each Quadrat.............................................................. 7-19