Re: [ECOLOG-L] Percent cover flashcards

[Mariano Arias]

Hi Evelyn,

try the following website:


http://www.tidalmarshmonitoring.org/vegetation-transects-survey-plot-sop.php

(not my webpage)

best!
M. Arias

On Thu, May 28, 2015 at 10:59 AM, Evelyn Williams  wrote:

> Hello Ecolog community,
>   In preparation for summer sampling, I'm looking for flashcards that show
> ways that percent cover can be distributed in a quadrat, i.e., 25% cover
> with clumped, random, and uniform distributions. Does anyone know of a
> source for this type of flashcard? Google searches are unfortunately not
> very fruitful.
>   Best,
>  - Evelyn Williams
>
> Chicago Botanic Garden
> Glencoe, IL
>

Re: [ECOLOG-L] Percent cover flashcards

[Howard, Tim G (DEC)]

I recall there being something like this in the Munsell soils books for 
estimating proportion of coarse fragments. Here are two hits online (or google: 
"charts for estimating proportions of mottles and coarse fragments"): 

Page 21 (pdf page 27) in here:

www.vliz.be/imisdocs/publications/217749.pdf

Slide 86 in here:

http://www.floridahealth.gov/environmental-health/onsite-sewage/training/_documents/1-soil-colors.pdf

Good luck.
Tim


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> 
> Hello Ecolog community,
>   In preparation for summer sampling, I'm looking for flashcards that show
> ways that percent cover can be distributed in a quadrat, i.e., 25% cover with
> clumped, random, and uniform distributions. Does anyone know of a source
> for this type of flashcard? Google searches are unfortunately not very
> fruitful.
>   Best,
>  - Evelyn Williams
> 
> Chicago Botanic Garden
> Glencoe, IL

[ECOLOG-L] Percent cover flashcards

[Evelyn Williams]

Hello Ecolog community,
  In preparation for summer sampling, I'm looking for flashcards that show
ways that percent cover can be distributed in a quadrat, i.e., 25% cover
with clumped, random, and uniform distributions. Does anyone know of a
source for this type of flashcard? Google searches are unfortunately not
very fruitful.
  Best,
 - Evelyn Williams

Chicago Botanic Garden
Glencoe, IL