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<br />Ivr-Air ARRAS SEED MIX:
<br />NOTE: Rates proposed are for drill seeding, broadcast rate 2x"
<br />Bolded common names indicate species identified as potential native vegetation of the area in the NRGS soil survey
<br />WA_r =t2S PnrF SEED MIX:
<br />NOTE: Rates proposed are for drill seeding, broadcast rate 2x"
<br />5olded common names indicate species identified as potential native vegetation of the area in the NRGS soil survey
<br />i_I�T wwf- Annl�l Q==n MIY-
<br />COMMON NAME
<br />SPECIES NAME
<br />CHARACTER DESIGNATION
<br />VARIETY
<br />SEEDS /LB
<br />SQ. FT.
<br />Ibs (PIS)/cc
<br />GRAMINOIDS:
<br />51uejoint
<br />Galamagrostis conadensis
<br />perennial,
<br />native
<br />cool- season,
<br />sod
<br />55L
<br />2,270.000
<br />5
<br />0.10
<br />Water Sedge
<br />Garex aquatilis
<br />perennial,
<br />native
<br />cool - season,
<br />sod
<br />O5L
<br />550,000
<br />1
<br />0.08
<br />Nebraska Sedge
<br />Garex nebrascensis
<br />perennial,
<br />native
<br />cool- season,
<br />sod
<br />051-
<br />534,000
<br />8
<br />0.65
<br />Spike Rush
<br />Eleocharis palustris
<br />perennial,
<br />native
<br />cool - season,
<br />sod
<br />051-
<br />1.240,000
<br />8
<br />0.28
<br />Meadow Fescue
<br />Festuc pprotensis
<br />perennial,
<br />native
<br />cool- season.
<br />sod
<br />FAG
<br />500.000
<br />6
<br />052
<br />Torreys Rush
<br />Juncus torreyi
<br />perennial,
<br />native
<br />cool- season,
<br />sod
<br />FAGW
<br />500,000
<br />1
<br />0.09
<br />Sw tchgrass
<br />Panicum v rgatum
<br />perennial,
<br />restive,
<br />warm - season, sod
<br />FAG
<br />390.000
<br />4
<br />0.45
<br />Three - Square
<br />Scirpus americans
<br />perennial,
<br />native
<br />cool - season,
<br />sod
<br />05L
<br />600,000
<br />4
<br />0.29
<br />FORKS:
<br />Rocky Mtn. Iris
<br />Iris missouriensis
<br />perennial,
<br />native,
<br />cool- season,
<br />purple flower
<br />OBL
<br />21.000
<br />3
<br />6.22
<br />Northern 5weetvetch
<br />lledysanm boreale
<br />perennial,
<br />native,
<br />cool- season,
<br />leguminous, pink
<br />40
<br />8.68
<br />Totals
<br />2.00
<br />Scarlet &lobemallow
<br />SHRUBS:
<br />5poeralcea coccinea
<br />perennial,
<br />native.
<br />warm- season,
<br />i
<br />AR52936
<br />500,000
<br />NOTE: Rates proposed are for drill seeding, broadcast rate 2x"
<br />NOTE: Rates proposed are for drill seeding, broadcast rate 2x”
<br />Bolded common names indicate species identified as potential native vegetation of the area in the NRC5 sail survey
<br />TYPICAL UPLAND TREE AND SHRUB RECLAMATION PLANT L157:
<br />SPECIES I
<br />HYDROLOGIC REGIME
<br />HEIGHT
<br />Wetland Fringe (Lake bank transition from water edge to terrestrial areas)
<br />American Mannagrass (6lyceria
<br />striata)
<br />Can withstand seasonal flooding to shallow standing water.
<br />Intermediate to marginal tolerance to drought.
<br />24 -36”
<br />Prairie Gorcigross (5partina
<br />pectinate)
<br />Can withstand seasonal flooding to saturated soils.
<br />Good tolerance to drought.
<br />36 -60"
<br />COMMON NAME
<br />SPECIES NAME
<br />CHARACTER
<br />DESIGNATION
<br />VARIETY
<br />SEEDS /LB
<br />SQ. FT.
<br />Ibs (pis)/cc
<br />GRAMINOIDS:
<br />Thickspike Wheatgrass
<br />Agropyron dasystachyum
<br />perennial,
<br />native,
<br />cool - season,
<br />sod
<br />Critona
<br />150 „000
<br />2
<br />0.58
<br />Western Wheatgrass
<br />Agropyron smithfi
<br />perennial,
<br />native,
<br />cool- season,
<br />sod
<br />Arriba
<br />125,000
<br />4
<br />1.39
<br />Sideoats Cxama
<br />5outeloua curtipendula
<br />perennial,
<br />native,
<br />warm - season,
<br />bunchgross
<br />5utte
<br />145.000
<br />4
<br />1.20
<br />Mountain 5rome
<br />Mountain Srome
<br />perennial,
<br />native,
<br />cool - season,
<br />bunchgrass
<br />5romar
<br />75,000
<br />2
<br />1.16
<br />Prairie Sandreed
<br />Galamovilfa longifolia
<br />perennial,
<br />native,
<br />warm - season,
<br />sod
<br />Goshen
<br />2751,000
<br />5
<br />0.79
<br />Alkali 5ocaton
<br />Sporobolus diroides
<br />perennial,
<br />native,
<br />warm - season,
<br />bunchgrass
<br />1,75,0,000
<br />4
<br />0.10
<br />Needle and Thread
<br />Stipa comota
<br />I perennial,
<br />native,
<br />cool- season.
<br />bunchgrass
<br />135.000
<br />5
<br />0.97
<br />FORKS:
<br />Northern 5weetvetch
<br />lledysanm boreale
<br />perennial,
<br />native,
<br />cool- season,
<br />leguminous, pink
<br />Timp
<br />87,000
<br />4
<br />2.00
<br />Scarlet &lobemallow
<br />SHRUBS:
<br />5poeralcea coccinea
<br />perennial,
<br />native.
<br />warm- season,
<br />orange flower
<br />AR52936
<br />500,000
<br />5
<br />0.26
<br />Winterfat
<br />lanato
<br />perennial,
<br />native,
<br />cool- season
<br />Hatch
<br />125 „000
<br />3
<br />Pra ne Rose
<br />�r�erartoides
<br />osa arkansana
<br />perennial,
<br />native,
<br />cool- season
<br />50,000
<br />2
<br />jjJ
<br />Skunkbush Sumac
<br />Rhus trilobota
<br />perennial,
<br />native,
<br />warm- season
<br />20,000
<br />4
<br />40
<br />Totals
<br />NOTE: Rates proposed are for drill seeding, broadcast rate 2x”
<br />Bolded common names indicate species identified as potential native vegetation of the area in the NRC5 sail survey
<br />TYPICAL UPLAND TREE AND SHRUB RECLAMATION PLANT L157:
<br />SPECIES I
<br />HYDROLOGIC REGIME
<br />HEIGHT
<br />Wetland Fringe (Lake bank transition from water edge to terrestrial areas)
<br />American Mannagrass (6lyceria
<br />striata)
<br />Can withstand seasonal flooding to shallow standing water.
<br />Intermediate to marginal tolerance to drought.
<br />24 -36”
<br />Prairie Gorcigross (5partina
<br />pectinate)
<br />Can withstand seasonal flooding to saturated soils.
<br />Good tolerance to drought.
<br />36 -60"
<br />Fowl Bluegrass (Poa palustris)
<br />brows in saturated soil conditions. Will tolerate dry
<br />periods but needs periodic irrigation.
<br />12 -I5"
<br />Wild Iris (Iris missouriensis)
<br />Prefers sites that have summer dry period with temporary
<br />flooding. Intermediate tolerance to drought.
<br />18 -24"
<br />Sandbar /coyote Willow (5alix
<br />exigua)
<br />Requires Irregular flooding. Good tolerance to drought.
<br />15 feet
<br />Peachleaf Willow (5alix
<br />amygdoloides)
<br />Requires seasonal flooding. Intermediate tolerance to drought.
<br />30 feet
<br />Whiplash Willow (Solix lasiandra)
<br />Requires seasonal flooding. Marginal tolerance to drought.
<br />45 feet
<br />Plains Cottonwood
<br />(Populus deltoides)
<br />Requires seasonal flooding. Good tolerance to drought.
<br />80 feet
<br />Narrow -leaf Cottonwood
<br />(Populus an stifolia)
<br />Requires seasonal flooding. Intermediate tolerance to
<br />drought.
<br />50 feet
<br />Common Chokecherry
<br />(Prunus virginiona)
<br />Moist soils. 600d tolerance to drought.
<br />30 -50 feet
<br />Red -osier Dogwood (Corns
<br />sericea)
<br />Moist soils. Intermediate tolerance to drought.
<br />10 feet
<br />&olden Gurrent (gibes oureum)
<br />Seasonal saturation. Intermediate tolerance to drought.
<br />5 feet
<br />Leadplant (Amorpho fruticosa)
<br />Irregular flooding. &cod tolerance to drought.
<br />5 feet
<br />Upland Areas ( riparian /wetland fringe
<br />to terrestrial areas)
<br />American Plum (Prunus americana)
<br />Dry to moist soils. 600d tolerance to drought.
<br />12 feet
<br />Wax Current (gibes cereum)
<br />Mesic to dry soils. Intermediate tolerance to drought -
<br />needs periodic irrigation.
<br />2 - 5 feet
<br />Silver Suffaloberry
<br />(5hepherdia argentea)
<br />Mesic to dry soils. 600d tolerance to drought.
<br />4 - 20 feet
<br />Threeleaf Sumac (Rhus trilobato)
<br />Mesic to dry soils. Excellent tolerance to drought.
<br />2 - 8 feet
<br />Western Snowberry
<br />(5ymphoricarpos occidentalis)
<br />Moist to dry soils. 600d tolerance to drought.
<br />3 feet
<br />Common 5nowberry
<br />(5ymphoricarpos albus)
<br />Moist to dry soils. 600d tolerance to drought.
<br />3 feet
<br />Western Sand Cherry (Prunus
<br />besseyi /P. purrila)
<br />Dry to moist soils. Excellent tolerance to drought.
<br />4 - G feet
<br />Woods Rose (Rosa woodsii)
<br />Season moisture. &ood tolerance to drought.
<br />2 - 8 feet
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<br />TYPICAL UPLAND TREE AND SHRUB
<br />SHORELINE RECLAMATION GROSS SECTION
<br />FOR UNLINED PONDS
<br />NOT TO SCALE
<br />THESE ARE ILLUSTRATIONS OF A TYPICAL
<br />PLANTINGS, HOWEVER PLANT LOCATION,
<br />5ELE6TION AND DENSITY WILL VARY.
<br />(1) PEA04LEAF SEED TO
<br />WILLOW DRYLAKV/
<br />NATIVE
<br />6RA55 MIX
<br />(3) WESTERN \ DOGWOOD
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<br />TYPICAL UPLAND TREE
<br />AND SHRUB CLUSTER
<br />SHORELINE RECLAMATION PLAN VIEW
<br />NOT TO 56ALE
<br />NOTE: TREES WILL NOT SE INCLUDED
<br />IN GLU5TER5 WITHIN SLURRY TREK04
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