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Twenty-five plurt communities were cksified within 3 bitterbrush (PI&I& trldmtou) babitrt types 8iong the Coiumbi8 River in north-centnl W8shington. Topopipby, indicator species, urd soils drt8 were used to 8ssip &II& to h8bit8t type. Ordination 8cross 3 h8bit8t typea refiected 8 moisture gradient: bitterbrush/ Id8ho leacue (ZJe&cu i&hoe&$) communities occupied the moist end, bitterbrush/needieand-thread (St@ comata) communities the xeric end, and bitterbrush/biuebunch wheatgasa (Agropyron sp&utum) an intermedi8te position. Soiu nd&tion index 8nd eiev8tion 8ccounted for 76% of the v8ri8tion in the m8jor 8xis. Ordinations of communities within h8bit8t types described the sere. High-ser8i communities were not preeent on the study 8re8. Mid-serrrl communities had grerter peremd8l gr8ss cover 8nd lower bitterbrush density th8n iow+er8l communities.

Successional Patterns in Bitterbrush Habitat Types in North-Central Washington