Forage kochia/Lepidium papilliferum slick spot report, draft: Idaho Army National Guard Technical Report 12, September 2000

Publication Type:

Unpublished

Authors:

Dana Quinney; Robin Marrs; Lacey Evans; Jamie Anderson; Steve Miller

Source:

Idaho Army National Guard, Boise, Idaho, p.4 p (2000)

Call Number:

U00QUI01IDUS

Keywords:

Artemisia tridentata Wyomingensis, bottlebrush squirreltail, drill-seed, Elymus elymoides, forage kochia, Kochia prostrate, Lepidium papilliferum, Poa secunda, Sandberg bluegrass, slick spot, slick spot peppergrass, Wyoming big sagebrush

Abstract:

Idaho Army National Guard biologists sampled 51 slick spots in September and October 2000. The study site, which is south of Kuna and east of Swan Falls Road, is a BLM seeding done after a 1989 fire that burned in the vicinity of Initial Point, Ada County, Idaho. The study site is 1/2 mile east of Initial Point. Inside each slick spot, all individuals of Lepidium papilliferum and Kochia prostrata were counted. All 51 of the sampled slick spots had Kochia prostrata plants. Lepidium papilliferum plants were found in four of the 51 slick spots. Three of the 31 Lepidium papilliferum plants, or .096 per cent, were reproductive in 2000.

Notes:

Reference Code: U00QUI01IDUS <br>

Full Citation: Quinney, D., R. Marrs, L. Evans, J. Anderson and S. Miller. 2000. Forage kochia/Lepidium papilliferum slick spot report: Idaho Army National Guard Technical Report 12, September 2000. State of Idaho Military Division, Boise, Idaho. 4 p <br>

Location: ELECTRONIC FILE - BOTANY: PLANT SPECIES: { Lepidium papilliferum } <br>