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2014-02-06_PERMIT FILE - C1981008A (4)
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981008A
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
2/6/2014
Doc Name
Vegetation Information
Section_Exhibit Name
Section 2.04.10 Vegetation Information NH2 Mine Area
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Table 2.04.10 -3A <br />Sampling Parameters and Intensities for the Vegetation Types <br />Found in the Nucla East Study Area, 1987 <br />Sample Size <br />Vegetation Type Parameters Minimum Maximum <br />Irrigated Pasture Production 15 50 <br />Cover 15 50 <br />Woody densities Direct count from aerial photos /field <br />checks. <br />Irrigated Pasture Hayland Production See sampling methods discussion <br />Irrigated Cropland Production See sampling methods discussion <br />Swale /Drainage Production 15 50 <br />Cover 15 50 <br />Woody densities 15 50 <br />Sagebrush Production 15 30 <br />Cover 15 30 <br />Woody densities 15 30 <br />Farmsteads, abandoned Qualitative descriptions with discussion on potential <br />orchards plant communities based on SCS range site descriptions <br />1A minimum of 15 observations were collected in the samples prior to testing for sample <br />adequacy. A maximum of 50 observations, depending on the vegetation type, were collected if <br />sample adequacy could not be achieved prior to reaching the maximum sample sizes. <br />August 2013 (PR 08) 2.04.10 -12 <br />
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