Plant species composition of Wisconsin prairies
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Henderson, Richard A.. McCown, Wendy M., Editor
Plant species composition of Wisconsin prairies
(Technical bulletin. (Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources), No. 188)
Madison, Wisconsin: Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, 1995
58 pgs.
URL to cite for this work: http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1711.dl/EcoNatRes.DNRBull188
Contents
[Cover] Plant species composition of Wisconsin prairies
Contents, p. [1]
Introduction, pp. 2-3
Methods, pp. 4-7
Descriptions and limitations of tables, pp. 8-9
Other limitations of the data, pp. 10-13
Planning prairie seedings: selecting species and seeding rates, pp. 14-16
Planting roots versus seeds, p. 16
Table 1. species presence within prairie types, pp. 17-24
Table 2. species density within prairie types, pp. 25-32
Table 3. dry prairie stands, pp. 33-35
Table 4. dry-mesic prairie stands, pp. 36-40
Table 5. mesic prairie stands, pp. 41-45
Table 6. wet-mesic prairie stands, pp. 46-50
Appendix A. recent scientific name changes, p. 51
Appendix B. species of limited range within the prairie province of Wisconsin, p. 52
Appendix C. estimates of average number of clean seeds per unit weight, p. 53
Appendix D. some suggested generic seeding rates and mixes (grams/acre), pp. 54-57
Literature cited, p. 58
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