Figure 4
A) An overview of an area that burned on the Tanana Flats in 2010. Green regions are locations where the vegetation is typical of a collapse-scar bog. The brown and black standing dead trees are characteristic of burned spruce and birch. B) A view showing the fen to forest transition in an unburned location in the fall. C) A close up of the fen from B. D) The vegetation typical of a bog. This area burned in 1988 and the dense forest in the background is typical of a birch forest.
Photographs representing the vegetation typical of lowland ecosystems in interior Alaska.

A) An overview of an area that burned on the Tanana Flats in 2010. Green regions are locations where the vegetation is typical of a collapse-scar bog. The brown and black standing dead trees are characteristic of burned spruce and birch. B) A view showing the fen to forest transition in an unburned location in the fall. C) A close up of the fen from B. D) The vegetation typical of a bog. This area burned in 1988 and the dense forest in the background is typical of a birch forest.

Photos by Thomas A. Douglas

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