This screen may contain a variety of figures or tables of snags and down wood information not included in the cumulative species curves. This information includes wildlife use of height of snag or length of down wood, snag or down wood species, decay class, mortality condition, snag top condition, hollow snag or down wood. Please see the Ancillary Data Methods for details on each figure or table. Some tables and figures may need to be PRINTED IN LANDSCAPE
All Underlying Data for DOWN WOOD
Table EMC.sp-16. Ancillary data for down wood used by wildlife
species or groups in Eastside Mixed Conifer Forest Wildlife Habitat Type.
Down wood decay classes
are as described by the individual study authors, when given. Species 1 is
the down wood species used most often by the wildlife species shown for that
particular study. Species 2 is the down wood species used next most often,
etc. If selection data were available, then Species 1 is the down wood species
most selected by the wildlife species, and so on for Species 2, 3, and 4.
| Wildlife species | Down wood sampled (n) | Decay class of down wood used | Hollow down wood | Species 1 | Species 2 | Species 3 | Species 4 | Wildlife use of down wood | Structural Condition Class | Geographic Location | Citation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AMMA | 67 |
 |
yes | grand fir | western larch | |
|
resting | Small/medium trees and Larger trees | NE Oregon | Bull and Heater 2000 |
| AMMA | 10 |
|
yes | grand fir | western larch | englemann spruce | subalpine fir | denning | Small/medium trees and Larger trees | NE Oregon | Bull and Heater 2000 |
| AMMA | 41 |
all (71% 2&3) | |
|
|
|
|
resting | Small/medium trees and Larger trees | east slope Oregon Cascades | Raphael and Jones 1997 |
| BLBE | 16 |
|
yes | grand fir | western larch | |
|
denning | Open canopy, Small/medium trees and Larger trees | NE Oregon | Bull et al. 2000 |
| BLBE | 28 |
hard | no | Douglas-fir | grand fir | western larch | Englemann spruce, ponderosa pine | denning | Open canopy, Small/medium trees and Larger trees | NE Oregon | Bull et al. 2000 |
| BLBE | 379 |
mod-soft | |
Douglas-fir | western larch | ponderosa pine | grand fir & lodgepole pine | foraging | Open canopy, Small/medium trees and Larger trees | NE Oregon | Bull 1998 |
| BTWR | 12 |
soft | presence | Small/medium trees and Larger trees | eastern Washington Cascades | Lehmkuhl et al. 2006 | |||||
| FUNGI | |
decayed | |
Douglas-fir | western larch | white pine | |
association | Small/medium trees and Larger trees | Idaho and Montana | Harvey et al. 1987 |
| LICHEN | |
moderate | |
|
presence | Small/medium trees | southeastern British Columbia | Bunnell et al. 2008 | |||
| PIWO | |
|
|
Douglas-fir | western larch | |
|
foraging | Small/medium trees and Larger trees | NE Oregon | Bull 1980 |
| SRBV | 54 |
2&4 | |
|
|
|
|
presence | Small/medium trees and Larger trees | NE Washington | Nordstrom 1997 |
| WJMO | 126 |
hard | |
|
|
|
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presence | Open canopy | NE Washington, Selkirk Mtns | Hallet and O'Connell 1997 |
| WOPE | 1028 |
soft | |
|
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|
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foraging | Open canopy, Small/medium trees and Larger trees | north central Washington | Madsen 1985 |