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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981020A
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
5/13/2002
Section_Exhibit Name
Volume 6 SECTION 3.0 TO SECTION 4.0
Media Type
D
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3-12 <br />competition could result. <br />• <br />3.3.7 Shrub and Tree Planting <br />Return of the woody component of the vegetation will be <br />accomplished using live stock, either bare root or containerized. <br />Direct seeding will not be used because of the probability of poor <br />success in these low-precipitation sites. <br />Shrub species to be used will include: Utah Serviceberry, Big <br />Sagebrush, Fourwing Saltbush, Shadscale Saltbush, True Mountain <br />Mahogony, Rubber Rabbitbrush, Mormon Tea, Skunkbrush, Greasewood <br />and Gambel's Oak. Tree species to be planted will include Pinyon <br />• Pine and Utah Juniper. <br />Whereas the same wide seed mix will be applied to all areas, woody <br />plants will be placed differentially with respect to original <br />community composition. The disturbances in the Greasewood <br />Shrubland and Shadscale Saltbush are relatively small; the return <br />of the current dense shrub cover to these areas is not necessary <br />for the preservation of the value of these sites to wildlife. <br />The reasons for this conclusion are twofold. First, Shadscale is <br />too low a shrub to serve as potential nest sites for birds and is <br />not a major winter browse species for herbivorous mammals. <br />Second, although of some value for nest sites, Greasewood is of <br />such poor forage quality that the creation of more productive, <br />herbaceous-dominated open areas within the Greasewood area <br />1/17/86 <br />
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