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i~ <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />PLANT COMP. <br />SYMC{GL CC!MMON NAME SCIENTIFIC NAME PERCENT <br />*~***~r **+*~*~r~r•>t•*aar**~r+r~r***t**t**+t~*x~ ***+t*****ar****~r***~r********* ~t** +r~r* <br />SHRUBS AND HALF SHRUBS <br />CHNA~ RUL-~CEF: RABC'•ITL-~RUSH CHRYSOTHAMNUS NAUSEOSUS 2 :; <br />EREF SPREADING ERIGGONUM ERIGGONUM EFFUSUM 1 3 <br />TECA~ GRAY HGRSEL-;RUSH TETRADYMIA CANESCENS 1 2 <br />F:ICE WA>: CURRANT kIBES CEkEUM 4 1 <br />PESI SNGWL•:ALL CACTUS PEDIGCACTUS SIMPSONII 0 1 <br />GFPu PLAINS F'RICKLYPEAR OPUNTIA PGLYACANTHA 0 1 <br />YUGL SMALL SGAPWEED YUCCA GLAUC:A 0 1 <br />GUSAe: SkrJGM SNAI:EWEED GUTIERREZIA SARGTHRAE 3 6 <br />EULAS WINTERFAT EURGTIA LANATA 2 6 <br />ARFR4 Fk•INGED SAGEC-RUSH AF:TEMISIA FRIGIDA 3 5 <br />F'IE:D PIN1'C~N F'TNE F•INUS EDULIS C1 <br />c. If ecological retr-~igr-essior~ is cattle ar elk induced, <br />desirable grasses decrease. Under continuous early spring <br />grazing, wester-r~ wheatgr-ass, mountain rnuhly, and ' <br />r~eedleandthr-ead will decrease relatively fast. Bottlebr-ush <br />squir-r-eltail, ar~d blue gr-ama will initially increase, but <br />with continued r-etragression long grazing, these taa will <br />decline giving r-oorn far- an increase in ring rnuhly and <br />ir~vasior~ by sleepy grass. <br />With r-etragr-essian, winter-fat quickly declines and <br />disappears. Other shrubs and half shrubs, such as rubber <br />rabbitbr-ush, and gray hc~r-sebrush increase along with far-bs <br />such as Cir-egor~ f I eabane, p i ague hyrnena>;ys, Nebraska I up i ne, <br />Dr-urnrnar~ds rni Il:vetch, shur-ts rni Il:vetch, senecio species, and <br />sulfur buckwheat. <br />e. Ar~r~ual F'r-oductior~ <br />Tf the range is ire e>;cellent condition, the approximate total <br />annual pr-oducti~in (air-dr-y) is: <br />favor-at~le years 1060 pounds/Ac 1177. Kg/Ha <br />nar-mal years =;UC1 pounds/Ac 896.8 Kg/Ha <br />ur~favor-able years c•00 pounds/Ac 672.6 Y.g/Ha <br />Of this production 6 - 10 percent will likely be unpalatable <br />ar- out ~~f reach to grazing animals. <br />4. Native Animal C:c~rnrnur~ity Associated with ttie Potential Plant <br />Cc~rnrnun i tV: <br />This range site provides habitat for a resident animal <br />cornrnur~ i ty tF~at i s char-ac ter i zed by srna I I mamma I s and birds <br />Mountain Loam 13-18" PZ <br />v <br />