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Weed Management Plan May 2020 <br /> ram' <br /> i <br /> ti <br /> Sagebrush/greasewood communities <br /> Upland meadow conditions transitioning to wetlands (July 2019) <br /> Cattle loafing areas underneath cottonwoods Greasewood community types <br /> 3.0 Results of Surveys <br /> The most common noxious weeds found within the project area include Russian olive, <br /> chicory, and Russian knapweed. Chicory was common across the entire property (aside <br /> from wetlands), but at relatively low densities. Because of this, chicory was not mapped <br /> (otherwise the occurrence map would cover most of the property). <br /> Russian olive trees were also common across the property (see Figure 2. Russian Olive <br /> Occurrences). Cheatgrass (Anisantha tectorum) was generally limited to the driest sites, <br /> primarily at the northern end in sagebrush/greasewood community types; in these areas <br /> cheatgrass infestations were widespread, but of very low density/coverages. <br /> Figures 2 and 3 shows the areas of noxious weed infestations and relative densities. Other <br /> species such as redstem filaree (Erodium cicutarium) and field bindweed (Convolvulus <br /> arvensis) are likely to be present but were not observed during the May site visit. <br /> 3 <br />