Evergreen and Deciduous plants phenophase definition sheets

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John Muir NHS NRM

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Oct 28, 2022, 12:13:47 PM10/28/22
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Hi,
I'm looking for digital files of the general phenophase definition sheets for broadleaf evergreen and deciduous plants. I have a hard copy of each, but I'd like to print out more for training new volunteers. Rather than print out a phenophase definition sheet for each species I have, I'd like to save paper and just have these two. I've looked all over the website but can't find a link, can you send me the files or direct me where to find them?  WIN_20221028_08_58_58_Pro.jpgWIN_20221028_08_59_52_Pro.jpg

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Hannah Blank
John Muir NHS Natural Resource team

erin

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Oct 28, 2022, 7:04:41 PM10/28/22
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Hi Hannah, 
That's interesting, I don't recognize this exact datasheet with the functional types at the top, so it might have been custom made at some point. One option is just to use datasheet for one of the species in these groups. You can find a link on the species profile page to the generic datasheet, just look for the button that says Datasheet in the "Which phenophases should I observe" section. 
Here is one for bigleaf maple, which is in the deciduous (with pollen) group: https://mynpn.usanpn.org/npnapps/species/Acer/macrophyllum
Here is one for California red fir in the evergreen group: https://mynpn.usanpn.org/npnapps/species/Abies/magnifica

I downloaded these two and removed the species names from the top and deleted the species-specific part of the definitions to make them more generic. Let me know if you need any other adjustments! 
Deciduous.pdf
Conifer.pdf
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