| Forest District: 100
Mile House |
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| Range Unit: Mann |
| Nearest Community: 70 Mile House |
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Year of Construction: c. 1985
Size and Fence Type: 0.36 ha (60 x 6 6-strand smooth wire
livestock-proof fence
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Biogeoclimatic Unit: IDF dk3
Site Series: |
Elevation: 1,150 m
Slope: 0% |
| Soils: Beaverdam (Orthic
Dark Brown) |
| Leading Plant Species: Poa pratensis,
Stipa richardsonii, Stipa curtiseta Antennaria spp. |
| Original Purpose: originally constructed
to monitor Altai Wild Rye seeding. |
| Years Monitored: visually monitored
only, not sampled |
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Comments: Seeding was done c. 1977 by Newberry Cattle
Co. 1998 visual assessment suggests that the wild rye has disappeared
from the plant community.
Reports:
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| For Further
Information Contact: Fred
Knezevich, Ministry of Forests, Southern Interior Forest Region
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