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<br /> Mounds View Silver View Park:1991 Land Cover
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<br /> Figure 4 1991 Aerial Photo of Silver View Park
<br /> Vegetation Management Objectives
<br /> • Canopy cover is 50-75% and composed of native hardwoods such as boxelder, cottonwood, river
<br /> birch, paper birch, quaking aspen, black walnut, hackberry, silver maple, American elm, and black
<br /> cherry. Future canopy cover may include sycamore, bald cypress, tamarack, and Kentucky coffee
<br /> tree—species that have been planted as of 2023 around the pond.
<br /> • Invasive, nonnative trees (white mulberry, white poplar, Siberian elm, amur maple) are
<br /> eliminated. Nonnative trees such as weeping willow, crabapple, and amur chokecherry are
<br /> replaced with native hardwoods over time as they deteriorate in condition.
<br /> • Native shrub cover is 25-50% and composed of species such as black raspberry, red-berried
<br /> elder, common elderberry, gooseberry, chokecherry, gray dogwood. Shrub cover is patchy to
<br /> maintain good pond visibility for pedestrians from the surrounding trail.
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