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1 Specification Aggregate Qitarn~ : Spring 2001 Reclamation Reporf Tables 2 and 3. Labels for the seed mixtures used are contained in Appendix A. Except for reclamation area Ol-2 Upper, pedestrian broadcasfing was used to plant 75% of the seed, with the remaining 25% being applied along with the hydromulch. In reclamation area 01-2 Upper, 100% of the seed was applied by pedestrian broadcasting. Great Basin wildrye was also selectively seeded along the grass transplant rows in reclamation azea Ol-2 Upper Hydromulching Hydromulching operations applied Ecofiber at an average rate of 1.00 ton per acre. Ecofiber was tackified with approximately 200 pounds of R-Tack per acre. Hydromulckt was applied as uniformly as possible. Hydromulching was performed on all areas except reclamation area Ol-2 Upper. Transplants A total of 1,350 woody and 2,000 grass plants were transplanted. Placement of transplants is described below for each reclamation area. Transplants included containerized and haze root materials. All transplants were fertilized. Bareroot plants were innoculated with michorhyza spores and a polymer was included with each transplant to aid in moisture retention and supply. In reclamation areas Ol-1, Ol-3 and Ol-4 woody plant materials were transplanted at a density of about 1 per 400 square feet (i.e., 20-foot centers). The following species were planted in these areas: Woody Transplants: Reclamation Areas Ol-1, Ol-3, Ol-4 Silver Buffaloberry (1-Gallon) Golden Current (bazemot) Threeleaf Sumac (bareroot) Mountain Ninebazk {10 CU) Curl-leaf Mountain Mahogany (10 CU) Wood's Rose (10 CU) A total of 360 transplants were placed, with 60 being from each species. A total of 1,000 bare-root woody species transplants were planted in reclamation azea 01-2. About 800 of these plants were placed in the upper Habitat Management, Inc. 2 5/8/Ol