Sexual and Asexual Reproduction of Salix sitchensis and the Influence of Beaver (Castor canadensis) Herbivory on Reproductive Success

Table 1

Characteristics of riparian study sites in central British Columbia, Canada. The size of study sites was measured at the lowest point of the yearly fluctuating water levels. 𝑁 represents the number of individuals sampled for the genetic analysis, and the percentage of the total population sampled is given in parentheses.

Site	GPS coordinates	Predominant soil type	Size (m^2)	𝑁 (%)
Camp Creek	54°3′23.70′′N 122°	Sandy loam	6400	95 (50)
	3′37.86′′W
Penny	53°50′0.15′′N	Clay loam	5600	49 (25)
	121°20′27.43′′W
Bowron Bridge	54° 3′1.59′′N	Sandy soil	6000	20 (75)
	121°50′13.97′′W
Bowron River	54°2′41.31′′N 122°	Gravel and detritus	4500	16 (60)
	1′42.49′′W
Penny by the Fraser	53°50′22.61′′N	Sandy soil	8800	—
	121°19′14.33′′W
Island Park	53°57′54.60′′N	Sandy soil and clay loam	6000	105 (5)
	122°55′51.40′′W