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Pine, jack 9 3.5 <br />Other 39 15.0 <br />In this area 56.5% of the trees (147) are regeneration. <br />Table 5. Regeneration Diversity <br />Species Count Percent <br />Ash, black 63 42.9 <br />Buckthorn, common 22 15.0 <br />Aspen 11 7.9 <br />Maple, Amur 10 6.8 <br />Cherry, black 8 5.4 <br />Elm, Siberian 7 4.8 <br />Elm, American 6 4.1 <br />Pine, jack 6 4.1 <br />Ash, green 4 2.7 <br />Cherry, ornamental 4 2.7 <br />Spruce, white 3 2.1 <br />Hackberry 2 1.4 <br />Redcedar, eastern 1 0.7 <br />Area 3. In this area all trees growing on each of the ten selected lots were counted. Red pine is the most <br />common tree here, accounting for over 35% of all trees followed by Siberian elm (6.6%), Colorado blue spruce <br />(6.4%), green ash (4.9%) and crabapple (4.4%). 44 different species were found in Area 3. <br />Table 6. <br />Species Count Percent <br />Pine, red 510 35.3 <br />Elm, Siberian 97 6.6 <br />Spruce, Colo. blue 94 6.4 <br />Ash, green 71 4.9 <br />Crabapple 65 4.4 <br />Pine, eastern white 55 3.8 <br />Maple, silver 53 3.6 <br />Spruce, white 52 3.6 <br />Cherry, ornamental 50 3.4 <br />Maple, amur 48 3.3 <br />Pine, Scots 44 3.0 <br />Redcedar, eastern 37 2.5 <br />Pine, jack 36 2.5 <br />Spruce, Norway 28 1.9 <br />Whitecedar, northern 28 1.9 <br />Poplar, Lombardy 20 1.4 <br />Willow 19 1.3 <br />Maple, red 18 1.2 <br />Aspen 13 0.7 <br />Cottonwood 13 0.7 <br />Other 112 7.7 <br />