Table cont.

Symbol	Name	Description
CG	Coastal Western Redcedar - Grand Fir	Typically a dense coniferous forest, which includes plant communities that progress through long-lived Douglas-fir seral stages to a varied climax of western redcedar and grand fir.
CH	Coastal Western Hemlock - Western Redcedar	Typically a dense coniferouse forest, with shrub-dominated understories, found along outer coastal plains.
CL	Cliff	Non-alpine, steep unvegetated rock slope.
CP	Coastal Douglas-fir - Shore Pine	Typically a dry coniferous forest characterized by plant communities composed of a sparse shrub layer and a well developed moss and lichen layer, which proceed to a Douglas-fir climax.
CR	Black Cottonwood Riparian Habitat Class	Typically a dense coniferous, deciduous or broad-leaved forest, with shrub-dominated understories, which includes plant communities that progress through a varying mixture of shrubs and black cottonwood.
CS	Coastal Western Hemlock - Subalpine Fir	Typically a northern coastal, cold habitat, characterized by dense coniferous forests of western hemlock, subalpine fir and spruce with dense shrub and moss and lichen layers.
CW	Coastal Western Hemlock - Douglas fir	Typically a dense coniferous forest, with fern- or shrub dominated understories, which includes plant communities that progress through long-lived Douglas-fir seral stages to a western hemlock climax.
DA	Douglas-fir Arbutus	Typically a dense coniferous forest, with shrub-dominated understories, which includes plant communities that may pass through seral stages with arbutus as a major component after intense fire, to a Douglas-fir climax. Sites usually associated with shallow, rocky areas.
DF	Interior Douglas-fir	Typically a dense coniferous forest, with grass- or shrub-dominated understories, which includes plant communities that progress directly to a Douglas-fir climax.
DL	Douglas-fir - Lodgepole Pine	Typically a dense coniferous forest, with shrub- or pinegrass- dominated understories, which includes plant communities that progress through a mixture of lodgepole pine and Douglas-fir or trembling aspen to a Douglas-fir climax.
DP	Douglas-fir - Ponderosa Pine	Typically an open to dense coniferous forest, with shrub-or bunchgrass-dominated understories, which includes plant communities that progress through a mixture of Douglas-fir and ponderosa pine to a Douglas-fir climax.
EF	Engelmann Spruce - Subalpine Fir Dry Forested	Typically a dense coniferous forest, with shrub-dominated understories, which includes plant communities that may progress through seral lodgepole pine to a varied climax of Engelmann spruce and subalpine fir.