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Czltical Area Planting 342-3 Time of seeding Grasses, legumes and other seeded species shall be planted within the seeding periods specified in Table 1, with the provision that up to 10 days tolerance from the specified periods may be alloyed for the purpose of adapting to local soil moisture conditions. Rocky Mountain penateman, hairy vetch, milkvetch and Indian ricegraes should be planted is the fall so that freezing and thawing can break seed dormancy foz spring germination. Table 1. Seeding dates foz Czltical Area Plantings Cool Season Plants Harm Season Plants MLRA* Dormant-Sp ring Summer Dormant-Spring Suez D-34A,B,C, Oct 15-Apr 30 Jul 15-Aug 31 Oet IS-Apz 30 Jun li-Jul 15 D-35,D-37, D-39 E-48A,E-48B, Oct 1-Apr 30 Jun 15-Jul 15 1/ Oct 1-Apr 30 E-47 E-49A,E-49B Oct 15-May 15 Aug 1-Aug 31 ?/ pct 15-May 31 E-51 Oct 15-Apr 15 Jua 15-Jul 15 Oct 15-Apr 15 G-67 So.Colo. Nov 1-Apr 30 Aug 15-Sep 15 ?/ Nov 1-May 31 G-70,H-77 G-67 No.Colo. Oct 15-May 15 Aug 15-Sep 15 ?/ Nov 1-May 31 H-72 G-69A,G-69B Nav 1-Apr 30 Aug 15-Sep 15 ?/ Nov 1-May 31 Jun 15-Jul 15 Jun 15-Jul 15 *Ma~or Land Resource Area 1/ Applicable to lII.RA E-48A and E-48B oa eastern elope of Rocky Mountains. 2/ Applicable to irrigated sites. Rates of seeding Seeding rates shall be in accordance yith Colorado Agronomy Technical Note 961, "Seeding Rates" dated March 16, 1981. Purity and germination testa for all lots of seed shall be less than one year old. Selection of species Species planted shall be selected from the tables of "Perennial Grasses and Fozbs for Czltical Area Plantings" and from the table of "Woody Plante for Critical Azea Plantings" attached to this specification (Tables 2 through 12). Use the attached map of Major Land Resource Arses as a guide to the plant tables. The tables list species that are normally available on a commercial basis. Other plants that are indigenous to the site may also be pleated whenever available. TGN 9170 USDA/SCS/Colorado-7/81