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Potential Risk for Adverse Soil Effects in the Southern Region

Low = good probability of meeting objectives under a variety of conditions Moderate = fair probability of meeting objectives, prescription must be carefully planned and executed High = poor probability of meeting objectives even under best conditions

 Prescribed fire
UnderburnClearcut
Lower coastal plainLowLow
Middle and Upper coastal plain  
 Coarse textured soils and < 20% slopeLowLow
Fine to medium textured soils, > 20% slope, and thick A1LowModerate
Soils in poor hydrologic condition, and above soils with thin A1ModerateHigh
Piedmont  
 Under 20% slopes,LowLow
soils in good hydrologic condition and thick A1
Over 20% slopeModerateHigh
Soils in poor hydrologic condition and thin A1HighHigh
Mountains  
 Broad 5 chains and ridges, low terraces, toeslopes and coversLowLow
N and NE slopesLowLow
Narrow ridges, S and W slopes  
 Coarse and medium textureLowModerate
 Fine textureModerateHigh
Soils in poor hydrologic condition, andHighHigh
soils < 2 ft. deep

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