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Table 2.05-9 <br />Rdtla`IriatiohlSeiiW MIkWreZw,190 etirushWile e' (Sa Are sd Broddlit "'Habitat ;,Tar, eted-'Areas?.lcolo "'o)Mitti- oosiw. 'a: <br />Life Seeds/ Rea PLS Avg. seeds <br />App. Specles Synonym Common Name Origin Form lb. lbs. / acre / sq. foot <br /> Agropyron spl-tum Inerme Pseudamegnerla aplcata ssp. inerme Beardless Bluebunch Wheatgrass N Grass 117,000 0.50 1.3 <br /> Agropyronr trachycaulum Elymus trdch aulus ssp, trachycaulus Slender Wheatgrass N Grass 159,000 0.20 0.7 <br />" V Bromus marginatus Bromopsis marginatus Mountain Brome N Grass 90,000 0.30 0.6 <br /> <br />v Etymus dnereus Leymus dnereus Great Basin Wildrye N Grass 130,000 0.20 0.6 <br />a St virldula NmTwonroe Nassella viddula Green Needl rass N Grass 181000 0.20 0.8 <br />C o Art.1.11a ludovklana Louisiana Sagewort N Forb 33,600 0.50 0.4 <br />Co o Astragalus deer acer Milkvetch I Forb 145,000 0.30 1.0 <br />v c unum lewisll Lewis Flax N Forb 293,000 0.20 1.3 <br /> Atrlplex canescens Fourwing Saltbush N Shrub 52,000 1.25 1.5 <br /> Purshia tridentata Bitterbrush N Shrub 15,000 3.00 1.0 <br /> Rosa woods# Wood's Rose N Shrub 45,300 0.50 0.5 <br /> Symphorkarpos rotundifolilus Mountain Snowberry N Shrub 75,000 <br />5, 1.00 1.7 <br /> ?s <br />11.62 <br />_ <br />Poe ample <br />Big Bluegrass <br />N <br />Grass <br />882,000 <br />0.20 <br />4.0 <br /> Feshrca saximontana RG Mountain Fescue N Grass 680,000 0.20 3.1 <br />" rh <br />01 Adllilea mlliifollum <br />Flenstemon palmed Western Yarrow <br />Palmer Penstemon N <br />N Forb <br />Forb 2,770,000 <br />610,000 0.10 <br />0.10 6.4 <br />1.4 <br />o Penstemon strlctus Rodw Mountain Penstemon N Forb 592,000 0.20 2.7 <br />H Artemisla Cana Silver Sagebrush N Shrub 850,000 0.75 14.6 <br /> Artemisa tridentate vaseyana Mountain Big Sagebrush N Shrub 2,500,000 2.00 114.8 <br />3 <br />.. Chrvsothamnusnauseosus RubberRabbltbrush N Shrub 400,000 0.30 2.8 <br /> - _ Subtotal = .,3:85 149: 8.X , <br />Gnn FLS/ Seeds/n' Subtotal 1.8/11.25 Forb PLS/ Seeds/tt' Subtotal -1.4/13.21 Shmb PLS/ Seed!/n' SubbUtal 0 8.8/138.91 Total 12.00 161.44 <br />* The application techniques Indicated here should be implemented as follows at the discretion of the reclamation coordinator. 1) If a seed drill is to <br />be used, only those species under that subheading should be drilled. Those species under the broadcast heading should be broadcast by one of two <br />methods. If a standard rotary seed spreader Is utilized to "spray" seed across the ground, then a very light harrowing should follow (e:g., light tine <br />method). Under this scenario, a single pass procedure could occur If the rotary spreader is attached to the seed drill and the seed drill also pulls a <br />light tine harrow. If the second broadcast method is utilized (such as use of a Truax "Trillion" seeder that "dribbles" seed between cuitipacker <br />wheels), a second pass with different equipment would be necessary. However, a third scenario would also be a very effective means to plant seed. <br />Under this last scenario, all seed would be broadcast with the use of equipment such as the Truax "Trillion" seeder. This would be a single pass <br />protocol and NO harrowing should be utilized. This last method is preferred. <br />Seed Mix Comments <br />1) The correct sagebrush seed (Artemisia vaseyana - pauciora) from sources as close as <br />possible to the Axial Basin will be requested from seed suppliers along with tag verification. <br />A stipulation will be added to bid documentation to require the successful supplier(s) to <br />verify sage subspecies and collection location and elevation. <br />2.05-54 Revision Date: 3/14/08 <br />Revision No.: TR-72