Mean May-September temperature (°C) versus HadleyCM3 – A1FI (High, “Harsh”) Mean May-September temperature (°C)

Left Image Annual precipitation (mm) Mean May-September precipitation (mm) Mean difference between July and January Temperature (°C) Mean annual temperature (°C) Mean January temperature (°C) Mean July temperature (°C) Mean May-September temperature (°C) Elevation coefficient of variation Maximum elevation (m) Average elevation (m) Minimum elevation (m) Range of elevation (m) Cropland (%) Forest land (%) Fragmentation Index (Riitters et al. 2002) Nonforest land (%) Water (%) Alfisol (%) Aridisol (%) Entisol (%) Histosol (%) Inceptisol (%) Mollisol (%) Spodosol (%) Ultisol (%) Vertisol (%) Total available water capacity (cm, to 152 cm) Soil bulk density (g/cm3) Percent clay (< 0.002 mm size) Soil erodibility factor, rock fragment free Percent soil passing sieve No. 10 (coarse) Percent soil passing sieve No. 200 (fine) Organic matter content (% by weight) Potential soil productivity (m3 of timber/ha) Soil permeability rate (cm/hr) Soil pH Depth to bedrock (cm) Soil slope (%) of a soil component	Climate Scenario CurrentHadleyCM3 – A1FI (High, “Harsh”)HadleyCM3 – B1 (Low)PCM – A1FI (High)PCM – B1 (Low, “Mild”)GFDL – A1FI (High)GFDL – B1 (Low)Avg. of 3 GCMs – A1FI (High)Avg. of 3 GCMs – B1 (Low)
Right Image Annual precipitation (mm) Mean May-September precipitation (mm) Mean difference between July and January Temperature (°C) Mean annual temperature (°C) Mean January temperature (°C) Mean July temperature (°C) Mean May-September temperature (°C) Elevation coefficient of variation Maximum elevation (m) Average elevation (m) Minimum elevation (m) Range of elevation (m) Cropland (%) Forest land (%) Fragmentation Index (Riitters et al. 2002) Nonforest land (%) Water (%) Alfisol (%) Aridisol (%) Entisol (%) Histosol (%) Inceptisol (%) Mollisol (%) Spodosol (%) Ultisol (%) Vertisol (%) Total available water capacity (cm, to 152 cm) Soil bulk density (g/cm3) Percent clay (< 0.002 mm size) Soil erodibility factor, rock fragment free Percent soil passing sieve No. 10 (coarse) Percent soil passing sieve No. 200 (fine) Organic matter content (% by weight) Potential soil productivity (m3 of timber/ha) Soil permeability rate (cm/hr) Soil pH Depth to bedrock (cm) Soil slope (%) of a soil component	Climate Scenario CurrentHadleyCM3 – A1FI (High, “Harsh”)HadleyCM3 – B1 (Low)PCM – A1FI (High)PCM – B1 (Low, “Mild”)GFDL – A1FI (High)GFDL – B1 (Low)Avg. of 3 GCMs – A1FI (High)Avg. of 3 GCMs – B1 (Low)

Mean May-September temperature (°C)

HadleyCM3 – A1FI (High, “Harsh”) Mean May-September temperature (°C)

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