Inland from the swamps and hydric and mesic hammocks are flatwoods. Bogs are wetland areas, characterized by acid hydric soils composed of peat. Gulf Hammock includes the largest expanse of hydric hammock in Florida. A more concise definition is a community composed of hydric soil and hydrophytes. Some authorities classify coastal hammocks as hydric hammocks. Wetlands are defined anywhere by an abundance of water, hydric soils, and a unique flora. The others are xeric and hydric. The majority of this hydric forest is under water during the wet season. The recultivation is based on the hydric system, concretely the watering. Land Capability Classes, hydric soil, and prime farmland are some examples. Swamps are typically characterized by hydric soils and have more of a canopy than bogs. Inland of the coastal hammocks and savannas are swamps, hydric hammocks and mesic hammocks. It grows in mesic (moderate moisture) to hydric (moist) habitats in sun or partial shade.