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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2016009
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
11/4/2016
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Compiled Application
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Pueblo County Aggregate Project
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condition,whereas the condition of <br /> Successional stage and direction <br /> ..... ................... those rangelands composed mostly of <br /> � <br /> Early Middle 0 Late Figure 2.Alien late-successional species have been <br /> (Climax) invasive weeds are considered excellent. <br /> so aggressive they Rangeland managers have used <br /> Climate Climate throw this suc- grazing management as their major <br /> cessional system tool.Their objective has been to <br /> Plant community into disorder.The balance stocking rates so that graz- <br /> Grazing only component g q pp <br /> Successional �- y P in is a force equal and opposite to <br /> tendency in this model that natural successional tendency when <br /> WEEDS can shift the plant the range is in good or excellent <br /> community in a condition.Adjustment of stocking <br /> Poor Fair Good Excellent desirable direction rates is a continual process based <br /> ......................................... is successional on short-term climatic variation and <br /> Range condition tendency. <br /> compensating for minor vegetation <br /> fluctuations.Much of range manage- <br /> species,such as the shallow-rooted munity is comprised of fast-growing, ment has focused on techniques to al- <br /> Sandberg's bluegrass,which uses short-lived species,typically annual low increased stocking rates without <br /> the resources that are available in and biennial plants.As succession causing retrogressive changes in the <br /> the upper soil profile early in the progresses,these species alter the site plant community.Many techniques, <br /> growing season and during periods enough to allow the establishment such as fencing,salting and watering <br /> of light precipitation.As the season and colonization of short-lived pe- systems,are aimed at encouraging <br /> progresses, species which initiate rennial plants. Soon these short-lived uniform forage utilization through <br /> growth later and continue growth perennial species dominate and alter increased animal distribution.Man- <br /> further into the season are needed the site in favor of long-lived pe- aging rangelands using grazing sys- <br /> to use available soil resources from rennial plants,eventually producing a tems has worked well in many cases, <br /> moderate soil depths.Finally,the di- stable,climax plant community. but only in the absence of invasive <br /> verse plant community may include In land once dominated by Idaho alien weeds. <br /> a deep taprooted,very late maturing fescue and bluebunch wheatgrass,the <br /> species, such as alfalfa or big sage- plant community immediately after a When weeds invade <br /> brush. These species are capable of disturbance might be composed pri- When alien or noxious weeds invade <br /> extracting resources from deep in the manly of annual and biennial mus- native rangeland,they throw the suc- <br /> soil profile and throughout much of tards and a few legume species.As cessional pattern into disorder(Figure <br /> the growing season.Although little is succession proceeds,that community 2).Many of these weeds evolved in <br /> known about the role of many spe- might become dominated by short- the eastern hemisphere where a long <br /> cies within the plant community,it lived perennial species,such as bot- history of intensive disturbance has <br /> is generally accepted that maximum tlebrush squirreltail,Thurbers needle- selected for very competitive species. <br /> diversity is optimum for energy flow grass or sticky geranium.Eventually, The weeds have usually been intro- <br /> through the system as well as nutrient succession may progress to a climax duced without the natural enemies <br /> and water cycling. Once a desired community,co-dominated by Idaho that help control their abundance in <br /> plant community has been chosen, fescue and bluebunch wheatgrass. their place of origin.These factors <br /> an ecologically-based weed manage- Most land managers agree that allow alien weeds to dominate native <br /> ment plan can be developed. succession occurs.However,there species.The weeds become climax <br /> The succession model is some disagreement as to whether or stable plant communities.How do <br /> succession has a fixed end-point for a we manage rangelands dominated by <br /> rangeland <br /> understand ecologically-based particular site,or whether succession these aggressive weeds? <br /> rangeland weed management, varies depending on assorted envi- According to the ecological model <br /> must remember the basic ecological principle on which rangelands have ronmental and managerial circum- on which range management has been managed during the past 60p stances.The processes and mecha- been based for the past 60 years,the <br /> nisms causing succession are not yet only component shifting plant com- <br /> years.This principle states that plant well understood. munities in a desirable direction is <br /> communities change over time until managers have con- <br /> they reach a final and stable compo- Rangeland g ers the natural successional tendency. <br /> dition-classed,monitored and man- Ecological weed management sys- <br /> ofchange <br /> , called climax.This process aged rangelands based on succession tems must be developed that are <br /> of change c called succession. Sec- for decades.Plant communities based on our understanding of the <br /> has beary succession occurs after a site dominated by early-successional causes of succession.As mentioned, <br /> has been disturbed.Immediately <br /> after a disturbance, the plant com- <br /> species have been considered in poor we know little about the mechanisms <br /> 2 <br />
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