Very Intolerant | Intolerant | Intermediate | Tolerant | Very Tolerant |
---|---|---|---|---|
Highest Value | ||||
Cherrybark Oak | American Syacamore | Sweetgum | Green Ash | Bald Cypress |
Shumard Oak | Swamp Chestnut Oak | Cottonwood | Pumpkin Ash | |
White Ash | ||||
White Oak | ||||
Delta Post Oak | ||||
Black Oak | ||||
Northern Red Oak | ||||
Black Walnut | ||||
Yellow-poplar | ||||
Intermediate Value | ||||
Southern Red Oak | Water Oak | Bur Oak | Pond Cypress | |
Silver Maple | Laurel Oak | Swamp Tupelo | ||
Nuttall Oak | Water Tupelo | |||
Pecan | ||||
Hackberry | ||||
Sugarberry | ||||
Low Value | ||||
Winged Elm | Cedar Elm | Red Maple | Black Willow | |
Hicory Spp. | American Elm | Willow Oak | Swamp cottonwood | |
Red Mulberry | Pin Oak | Waterlocust | ||
Blackgum | Honeylocust | Overcup Oak | ||
River Birch | Water Hickory | |||
Persimmon | ||||
Weed Species | ||||
Sassafrass | Boxelder | Privet | Buttonbush | |
Hawthorn | American Hornbeam | Possumhaw | Planertree | |
American hophornbeam | Loblolly-bay | |||
Redbay |
Source: Adapted from Briscoe, 1957; Green, 1947; Silker, 1948; Yeager, 1949; Hall and Smith, 1955; Demarce, 1932; McDermott, 1954a; and Hasner, 1959. Regional Silviculture of the United States.