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Table 1 Topographical and forest type data for all blocks across study area, with mean and standard deviation of elevation, slope, aspect, and maximum distance between sites within a block. Blocks 8 and 9 contained no LS treatment due to high severity fire in lodgepole/aspen forest type. All other blocks contain one each LS, HS, and HL site. “Mixed-PIPO” indicates a mixed conifer forest dominated by ponderosa pine pre-fire, “mixed-PICO” indicates a mixed conifer forest dominated by lodgepole pine, “mixed-PIFL” is a mixed conifer forest dominated by limber pine, “PICO/POTR” was a mixed lodgepole pine and aspen-dominated forest

From: Microenvironment characteristics and early regeneration after the 2018 Spring Creek Wildfire and post-fire logging in Colorado, USA

Block

Forest type

Elevation (m)

Slope (°)

Aspect (°)

Max distance between sites (m)

LS

HS

HL

LS

HS

HL

LS

HS

HL

1

Mixed - PIPO

2624

2702

2670

4

5

6

40

110

52

654

2

Mixed - PIPO

2634

2710

2652

5

10

6

130

112

101

513

3

Mixed - PIPO

2733

2743

2685

7

2

8

233

94

13

252

4

Mixed - PIPO

2661

2746

2674

15

8

7

80

255

65

264

5

Mixed - PICO

2900

2877

2894

5

6

5

280

220

200

213

6

Mixed - PICO

2873

2878

2888

8

6

5

290

220

260

295

7

Mixed - PIFL

2994

2956

2993

16

17

14

50

70

50

172

8

PICO/POTR

na

2995

2989

na

3

3

na

270

270

208

9

PICO/POTR

na

3007

2998

na

4

5

na

200

290

89

10

Mixed - PIFL

3019

3027

3017

7

10

7

200

230

240

253

11

Mixed - PIFL

3027

3031

3029

5

3

2

15

290

360

168