Attachment_8_sample_vascular_plant_survey_list.xlsx

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VASCULAR PLANT SURVEYS, JUNTURA, ORE. BLM VALE DI
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This file is a sample vascular plant survey list attachment documenting botanical survey results from the HooDoo Road Culvert Replacement project conducted on May 22, 2014, by surveyor Susan Fritts in T21S R43E Section 27, located in the southwestern portion of a township in Oregon.

The spreadsheet presents 31 vascular plant species identified during the survey, organized by plant code, scientific name, common name, and family classification. Notable entries include basin big sagebrush (Artemisia tridentata), various grass species such as Sandberg's bluegrass and bluebunch wheatgrass, and associated shrubs and forbs typical of sagebrush steppe ecosystems. The survey identifies Hackelia cronquestii (Cronquist's stickseed) as a species with special status designation, and flags two species—Hackelia cronquestii and Leymus cinereus—as occurring in riparian habitat zones. The document serves as a reference template or example for botanical survey documentation requirements associated with BLM Vale District vascular plant survey solicitations in Juntura, Oregon.

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Attachment 9: Sample Vascular Plant Survey List
HooDoo Road Culvert Replacement
T21S R43E Sec 27 SW 1/4 of NE 1/4
Vascular Plant Survey 5/22/14 Susan Fritts
Plant CodeScientific NameCommon NameFamilySpecial HabitatSpecial Status
ACTH7Achnatherum thurberianumThurber’s needlegrassPoaceae
ALDEAlyssum desertorumdesert madwortBrassicaceae
ANDI2Antennaria dimorphalow pussytoesAsteraceae
ARTRTArtemisia tridentate ssp. tridentatebasin big sagebrushAsteraceae
ASPU9Astragalus purshiiwoolypod milkvetchFabaceae
BRTEBromus tectorumcheatgrassPoaceae
CRAC2Crepis acuminatatapertip hawksbeardAsteraceae
CROCCrepis occidentalislargeflower hawksbeardAsteraceae
ELEL5Elymus elymoidessquirreltailPoaceae
ERTR13Eremopyrum triticeumannual false wheatgrassPoaceae
ERNA10Ericameria nauseosarubber rabbitbrushAsteraceae
ERBLErigeron bloomeriscabland fleabaneAsteraceae
ERUMEriogonum umbellatumsulphur-flower buckwheatPolygonaceae
GRSPGrayia spinosaspiny hopsageChenopodiaceae
GRSQGrindelia squarrosacurlycup gumweedAsteraceae
HACR4Hackelia cronquestiiCronquist's stickseedBoraninaceaeYes
JUBAJuncus balticusBaltic rushJuncaceaeriparian
LECI4Leymus cineruesbasin wildryePoaceaeriparian
OPPOOpuntia polyacanthaplains pricklypearCactaceae
ORFAOrobanche fasciculataclustered broomrapeOrobanchaceae
PHHOPhlox hoodiiSpiny phloxPolomoniaceae
POBUPoa bulbosabulbous bluegrassPoaceae
POPRPoa pratensisKentucky bluegrassPoaceae
POSEPoa secundaSandberg’s bluegrassPoaceae
PSSP6Pseudoroegneria spictatabluebunch wheatgrassPoaceae
SIAL2Sisymbrium altissimumtall tumblemustardBrassicaceae
TACA8Taeniatherum caput-medusamedusahead ryePoaceae

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