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  1. Seeding techniques for sagebrush community restoration after fire

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    Author(s): Jeffrey E. Ott; Anne Halford; Nancy Shaw
    Date: 2016
    Source: Great Basin Factsheet Series Number 14. Sage Grouse Initiative. 6 p. Online: http://www.sagegrouseinitiative.com/category/great-basin-factsheet-series/
    Publication Series: Miscellaneous
    Station: Rocky Mountain Research Station
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    Purpose: To outline important considerations and options for post-fire seeding, including the selection of seed mixes and seeding equipment for restoring sagebrush communities following fire. The emphasis is on lower-elevation communities where restoration needs are greatest. References and resources are offered for greater detail and guidance on specific topics.

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    Ott, Jeff; Halford, Anne; Shaw, Nancy. 2016. Seeding techniques for sagebrush community restoration after fire. Great Basin Factsheet Series Number 14. Sage Grouse Initiative. 6 p. Online: http://www.sagegrouseinitiative.com/category/great-basin-factsheet-series/

    Keywords

    sagebrush, post-fire seeding, invasive species, restoration

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