0 / 40 — Overstory
Avocado, white sapote, American persimmon — 6 of each. Two per species per row, rotated N–S. Avocado 3A + 3B. No canopy at 240 ft.
Three growing rows, Fakahatchee biomass strips, and a repeating 40-ft module from west to east. Tap plants to learn why they sit where they do.
Fruit: +15 = kumquat / finger lime / papaya+pineapple; +25 = peach/plum beside deciduous hubs, pineapple beside Muntingia; hubs ≈ ½ mulberry / ¼ jujube / ¼ Muntingia; canopy 6 avocado / 6 sapote / 6 persimmon. Bio 3′ = Fakahatchee, Red Napier, pigeon pea, Tithonia (hedge-trimmer chop). Mow 6′ = grass + living groundcover, cut at 4″. Soft natives (mountainmint, mistflower, sage, beebalm, partridge pea) under fruit — not in bio.
Full south→north stack. Bio bands colored by chop species (5′ cells). Fruit bands = layer type. Mow = living alley. Hover bio/fruit segments for detail.
Avocado, white sapote, American persimmon — 6 of each. Two per species per row, rotated N–S. Avocado 3A + 3B. No canopy at 240 ft.
Midpoint light well. ≈ ½ mulberry, ¼ jujube, ¼ Jamaica cherry / Muntingia (9 / 5 / 4).
Peach & plum heavy, plus fig & guava. Peach/plum also at +25 next to deciduous hubs for spring bloom light.
Afternoon shadow east of the hub. Jaboticaba, grumichama, and acerola — 6 each.
Pigeon pea in the fruit bed for N-fix while canopy is open. Main chop biomass lives in the 3′ bio corridors (Fakahatchee, Red Napier, pigeon pea, Tithonia).
+15 stays narrow (citrus or papaya+pineapple). +25 pairs stone fruit with deciduous hubs; pineapple with Muntingia.
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