Vegetation classification and mapping was conducted at Weir Farm
National Historic Site during the fall of 2003 and the summers of
2004 and 2005, creating a current digital geospatial vegetation
database for the park. There are nine natural vegetation types that
occur in the park; four upland forest types, one upland
non-vascular type, two forested wetland types, and two wetland
shrub thicket types that reflected the soil moisture conditions of
the site. In addition, four anthropogenic vegetation types
occurred; one successional forest and three non-forested types (two
in mowed upland fields, and one herbaceous wetland seep). Each of
these is described in detail in this report.
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