Paynes Prairie basin

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Paynes Prairie basin is a large natural depression in north-central Florida that forms the core wetland and grassland ecosystem of Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
natural depression
wetland basin
associatedWith Paynes Prairie State Preserve designation as a National Natural Landmark
climate humid subtropical climate
conservationStatus protected area within a state park
country United States of America
surface form: United States
drainageCharacteristic internally drained basin
ecoregion grassland
wetland
ecosystemType freshwater marsh
savanna-like grassland
wet prairie
floodRegime subject to periodic inundation
forms core grassland ecosystem of Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park
core wetland ecosystem of Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park
geologicalContext karst landscape of Florida
geologicalProcess formed by dissolution of underlying limestone
humanUse environmental education
scientific research
wildlife viewing
hydrologicalRole collects surface water from surrounding uplands
seasonally floods
supports marsh and wet prairie habitats
importance key habitat within the Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park ecosystem
locatedIn Alachua County, Florida NERFINISHED
Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park NERFINISHED
north-central Florida
managementAuthority Florida Department of Environmental Protection NERFINISHED
Florida State Parks NERFINISHED
near Gainesville, Florida NERFINISHED
notableFor expansive open vistas
seasonal water level fluctuations
supporting diverse wildlife
partOf Floridan landscape
Paynes Prairie NERFINISHED
protectedWithin Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park NERFINISHED
region North Florida NERFINISHED
supports alligators
bison population in Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park
wading birds
wild horses in Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park
surroundedBy sandhill habitats
upland hardwood forests
vegetation herbaceous prairie plants
marsh grasses
wetland sedges

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Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park contains Paynes Prairie basin