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4-34 <br />• During the 1980 growing season areas of Greasewood within <br />the Munger Canyon permit area potentially affected by dis- <br />turbance assoicated with the mining haul road were quanti- <br />tatively sampled;~nd the data incorporated into the Munger <br />Canyon permit application. During this same growing season, <br />additional quantitative sampling was conducted in areas (both <br />within the permit area and in the permit revision area) poten- <br />tially affected by future facilities developments. For this <br />report all the Greasewood sample data has been combined for <br />a description of the total disturbance to the community. <br />This data has been compared to the reference area to determine <br />the comparability. <br />The haul road to the waste dump and the conveyor belt system <br />primarily affect Greasewood Shrubland and include minor <br />disturbances to the Juniper Woodland, Shadscale Wildrye, <br />and Agricultural areas. All of the Greasewood along the <br />• haul road except a small area extending north from the Munger <br />Canyon permit area boundary to the McClane Canyon permit <br />boundary was sampled during the 1980 growing season. 'fie <br />:Small Juniper Woodland and Shadscale wildrye shrubland are <br />effectively described by qualitative observations of the <br />vegetation types in the area of planned refuse disposal. <br />• <br />