# FeatureType

Notes:
The first "ring". May indicate the first ring after pith, the first year available from the sample, or the first year chosen to begin tracking.


Notes:
The last ring of the sample, bark date unavailable.


Notes:
First recording year after earlier but undatable scarring event.


Notes:
Year tree stopped recording fires; must have some reason to believe this, scar healed over for X period of years etc.. Not the same as missing section of wood.


Notes:
Year associated with the pith of the sample.


Notes:
The year associated with the bark of the sample.


Notes:
An expected ring is not present in this particular sample for this year.


Notes:
A separation of the ring from the rest of the wood. May indicate evidence of a fire scar.


# Trees

Notes:
large fire scar, ~40% of base circumference


Notes:
Rotten tree, took core @ 1m in two pockets that appeared to be less impacted by rot.


Notes:
Sample A measured from top of root zone. Cat face on side of trunk opposite of A.


Notes:
Core A: Rotten in center
Core B: Move up to 0.68m in attempt to avoid rot, but found more rotting and abandoned tree


Notes:
Cored all the way through and got 2 radii
Slight downslope leaning trunk


Notes:
Blacked and missing bark on upslope side of tree.
Core B moved up slightly to accommodate fire scar and need to ensure hitting pith (angle from radius A was a solid bet)


Notes:
canopy loss estimated (no photo and not recorded in field)


Notes:
Some dead branches in upper crown - not from fire


Notes:
Too rotted to core, multiple location tried. Spongy bark and at least 2 fire scars visible


