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11/26/2007 11:54:32 PM
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1980007
IBM Index Class Name
Report
Doc Name
HISTORIC RECORD STUDY AREA VEGETATION AND PRECIPITATION CHARACTERIZATION 1997 WEST ELK MINE SOMERSET
Permit Index Doc Type
REVEG MONITORING REPORT
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D
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included four grasses and three forts. Introduced species provided 90.6 percent of the <br />mean vegetation cover. Interestingly, introduced species accounted for only 46.7 <br />percent of the number of individual species, as native fortis were represented in greater <br />numbers in 1997. Seasonality of species was entirely cool season. Table 3 provides a <br />listing and characterization of the plant species encountered during cover sampling at <br />the study azea. <br />Siz species of the fifteen encountered during cover sampling accounted for greater than <br />three percent relative cover. These species were; Bromus mermis with 55.40 percent <br />relative cover, Poa pratensrs with 14.20 percent relative cover, and the undesirable <br />Conrolvulus arrensis providing 11.22 percent relative cover, Erigeron Bagellaris with <br />4.40 percent relative cover, Lupmus caudatus with 3.84 percent relative cover, and <br />Taraxacum oltscina/e providing 3.69 percent relative cover. Of these siz species, two <br />were introduced perennial grasses, two were perennial native forts, one was an <br />introduced perennial fort, and one was an introduced annual fort. <br />_g_ <br />
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