will minimize airborne particulate matter spot replanting. Thin stands may only need generation and transport. additional grazing deferment during the growing season. PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS For standard plantings, appropriate forms, worksheets, etc. may be used to develop Association of Official Seed Certifying Agencies specifications and documentation. Where Native Plant Connection (2003) URL: plantings require more detailed information or (accessed 14 Aug 2008) require the use of other conservation practices Jones, TA. 2005. Genetic principles for the use prior to planting, a specific site specification will of native seeds: just the FAQs, please, just the be prepared. FAQs. Native Plants Journal 6:14-18, 20-24. OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE Mangold, JM, etal. 2007. Revegetating Russian knapweed (Acroptilon rpens) infestations using Operation. Identify any required items needed morphologically diverse species and seedbed to assist in stand establishment such as preparation. Rangeland Ecology and mowing, burning, flash or target grazing, or Management 60:378-385. herbicides to control weeds and vestige of invasive plants. Address insect and disease Sheley, R.L., J.M. Mangold, and J.J. Anderson. control needs where they are likely to create 2006. Potential for succesional theory to guide establishment problems. Focusing on the restoration of invasive plant dominated ecological mechanisms and processes that rangeland. Ecological Monographs. direct succession is central to successful stand establishment. USDA-NRCS Maintenance. The cooperator has an USDA-NRCS. Technical documents related to understanding of the management required to plant species community dynamics. The maintain the resulting plant community Any Ecological Site Information System (ESIS) is the necessary replanting due to drought, insects or repository for the data associated with the other uncontrollable event which prevented collection of forestland and rangeland plot data adequate stand establishment should be and the development of ecological site addressed. Recommendations may vary from descriptions. [Online] complete re-establishment to overseeding or
will minimize airborne particulate matter generation and transport. PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS For standard plantings, appropriate forms, worksheets, etc. may be used to develop specifications and documentation. Where plantings require more detailed information or require the use of other conservation practices prior to planting, a specific site specification will be prepared. OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE Operation. Identify any required items needed to assist in stand establishment such as mowing, burning, flash or target grazing, or herbicides to control weeds and vestige of invasive plants. Address insect and disease control needs where they are likely to create establishment problems. Focusing on the ecological mechanisms and processes that direct succession is central to successful stand establishment. Maintenance. The cooperator has an understanding of the management required to maintain the resulting plant community Any necessary replanting due to drought, insects or other uncontrollable event which prevented adequate stand establishment should be addressed. Recommendations may vary from complete re-establishment to overseeding or spot replanting. Thin stands may only need additional grazing deferment during the growing season. Association of Official Seed Certifying Agencies Native Plant Connection (2003) URL: (accessed 14 Aug 2008) Jones, TA. 2005. Genetic principles for the use of native seeds: just the FAQs, please, just the FAQs. Native Plants Journal 6:14-18, 20-24. Mangold, JM, etal. 2007. Revegetating Russian knapweed (Acroptilon rpens) infestations using morphologically diverse species and seedbed preparation. Rangeland Ecology and Management 60:378-385. Sheley, R.L., J.M. Mangold, and J.J. Anderson. 2006. Potential for succesional theory to guide restoration of invasive plant dominated rangeland. Ecological Monographs. USDA-NRCS USDA-NRCS. Technical documents related to plant species community dynamics. The Ecological Site Information System (ESIS) is the repository for the data associated with the collection of forestland and rangeland plot data and the development of ecological site descriptions. [Online]
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