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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1982057
IBM Index Class Name
REPORT
Doc Date
4/2/2012
Doc Name
2011 Revegetation Monitoring Report β(Part 3 of 4)β
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Seneca Coal Company
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DRMS
Permit Index Doc Type
Reveg Monitoring Report
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SLB
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The Motyka similarity index is used as follows: <br />2e <br />ISβ _ (a + b) <br />Where <br />c = the smaller of the paired species density values (for each Iifeform) of the reclaimed and <br />reference areas* <br />a = total of species density values for lifeforms of the reclaimed areas <br />b = total of species density values for the lifeforms of the reference area* <br />* Weighted average lifeform species density using the Seneca IIW Reference Areas (weighted based on <br />11% original extent of Aspen, 35% original extent of Mountain Brush, 31% original extent of Sagebrush, <br />13% original extent of Steep Mountain Brush and 10% original extent of Western Wheatgrass/ Alkali <br />Sagebrush). <br />Only species density by vascular plants are included. Lifeforms used include: <br />Annual /biennial forbs <br />Annual grasses <br />Perennial forbs <br />Perennial cool season grasses <br />If the index of similarity between the species density within the specified lifeforms of the reclaimed and <br />reference areas exceeds 63 %, then Test C is passed. <br />Alternative Test D): Native Species Presence Assessment <br />The third alternative assessment of the species diversity of reclaimed lands makes direct reference to the <br />presence of native western North American plant species in reclaimed areas. <br />Total cumulative # of native species* z avg. reference area native species density (# species / 100 <br />sq.m.) <br />11 <br />
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