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USANPN Basic Botany and Intensity Estimation Part 4 What percent canopy What Less than 5 95 or more 524 ID: 750359

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National Coordinating OfficeUSA-NPN

Basic Botany and

Intensity Estimation

Part 4: What percent canopy?Slide2

What % ---?Less than 5% 95% or more

5-24%

25-49%

50-74%

75-94%

Percent of potential canopy space is full with leaves

Percent of

potential canopy space is full with

non-green leaf color

Percent of plant is green (grasses)

INTENSITYSlide3

Leaves

No

– don’t count leaves as either leaves or colored leaves after they have lost all their pigments, nutrients and chlorophyll.

Leaves

: One or more live, unfolded leaves are visible on the plant. A leaf is considered "unfolded" once its entire length has emerged from the breaking bud, stem node or growing stem tip, so that the leaf stalk (petiole) or leaf base is visible at its point of attachment to the stem. Do not include fully dried or dead leaves.Slide4

Photo: Anette SchlossStart with a bare tree… no leaves

INTENSITY

What % of the

potential canopy space

is full with leaves?Slide5

Imagine it fully leafed out…Photo: Anette Schloss

INTENSITY

What % of the

potential canopy space

is full with leaves?Slide6

Photo: Anette SchlossLess than 5%

INTENSITY

* Ignore

dead branches in your estimate

.

What % of the

potential canopy space

is full with leaves?Slide7

5-24%Photo: Anette Schloss

INTENSITY

What % of the

potential canopy space

is full with leaves?Slide8

25-49%Photo: Anette Schloss

INTENSITY

What % of the

potential canopy space

is full with leaves?Slide9

50-74%Photo: Anette Schloss

INTENSITY

What % of the

potential canopy space

is full with leaves?Slide10

75-94%Photo: Anette Schloss

INTENSITY

What % of the

potential canopy space

is full with leaves?Slide11

95% or morePhoto: Anette Schloss

INTENSITY

What % of the

potential canopy space

is full with leaves?Slide12

Pop Quiz!Photo: Ellen G Denny

What percentage of the canopy is full with

leaves

?

Less than 5%5-24%25-49%50-74%

75-94%

95

% or more

Full canopy:

s

ugar maple,

Acer

saccharum

INTENSITYSlide13

Pop Quiz!

What percentage of the canopy is full with

leaves?

Less than 5%

5-24%25-49%50-74%75-94%95% or more

Full canopy:

Photo: Ellen G Denny

s

ugar maple,

Acer

saccharum

INTENSITYSlide14

Yes… and it doesn’t matter why:Summer droughtInsect damage or other stresses

Colored leaves

Photo: Ellen G Denny

One or more leaves show some of their typical late-season color, or yellow or brown due to drought or other stresses. Do not include small spots of color due to minor leaf damage, or dieback on branches that have broken. Do not include fully dried or dead leaves that remain on the plant.Slide15

Colored leavesYes

… and it doesn’t matter how much of the leaf is colored

One or more leaves show some of their typical late-season color, or yellow or brown due to drought or other stresses. Do not include small spots of color due to minor leaf damage, or dieback on branches that have broken. Do not include fully dried or dead leaves that remain on the plant.

Photos: Ellen G DennySlide16

What percentage of the potential canopy space is full with non-green leaf color? Ignore dead branches in your estimate of potential canopy space.Less than

5%5-24%25-49%50-74%

75-94%95% or more

Photo: Ellen G Denny

s

ugar maple,

Acer

saccharum

INTENSITYSlide17

Leaves: 25-49%Colored leaves: 25-49%Leaves: 95% or moreColored leaves: No

Photos:

Anette Schloss

Leaves: 95% or moreColored leaves: 75-94%

Leaves: NoColored leaves: NoSlide18

What percentage of the potential canopy space is full with non-green leaf color?Less than

5%5-24%25-49%50-74%

75-94%95% or more

Photo: Ellen G Denny

s

ugar maple,

Acer

saccharum

INTENSITYSlide19

What percentage of the potential canopy space is full with non-green leaf color?Less than

5%5-24%25-49%50-74%

75-94%95% or more

Photo: Ellen G Denny

s

ugar maple,

Acer

saccharum

INTENSITYSlide20

Pop Quiz!

What percentage of the potential canopy space is full with non-green leaf color?

Less

than

5%5-24%25-49%

50-74%

75-94%

95

% or more

s

ugar maple,

Acer

saccharum

Photo: Ellen G Denny

INTENSITYSlide21

Pop Quiz!

What percentage of the potential canopy space is full with non-green leaf color?

Less

than 5%5-24%

25-49%50-74%75-94%95% or more

Photo: Ellen G Denny

INTENSITY

s

ugar maple,

Acer

saccharumSlide22

What percentage of the plant is green?Less

than 5%5-24%25-49%

50-74%75-94%95

% or morePhotos: Cynthia Wallace

5-24%

25-49%

75-94%

buffelgrass

,

Pennisetum

ciliare

INTENSITYSlide23

Pop Quiz!

What percentage of the

plant is green?

Less than 5%5-24%

25-49%50-74%75-94%95% or more

buffelgrass

,

Pennisetum

ciliare

Photo: desertmuseum.org

INTENSITYSlide24

Pop Quiz!

What percentage of the

plant is green?

Less than 5%5-24%

25-49%50-74%75-94%95% or more

Photo: desertmuseum.org

buffelgrass

,

Pennisetum

ciliare

INTENSITYSlide25