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Ecological site EX043B23A100

Channery Upland (CnU) Absaroka Lower Foothills

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T 1-2 - Frequent and severe grazing (yearlong grazing) or compaction from surface traffic, will weaken the mid-stature grasses and allow threadleaf sedge to increase.
T 1-3 - Disturbance to the soil surface provides the opportunity for invasive species to find their niche in a community.
R 2-1 - High impact, followed by a period of recover, and potentially seeding will allow this community to improve.
T 2-3 - Drought with or without hoof impact or mechanical soil impact to displace the sod opens the niche for invasive species to establish.
R 3-4 - Integrated weed management, seeding and grazing management will establish a targeted community.
T 4-3 - Any disturbance to or failure in reclaiming the community leaves this State at risk to invasion.
CP 1.1-1.2 - Moderate, continuous season-long grazing, especially with drought, will reduce the mid-stature grasses moving this community to the Perennial Grasses/Mixed Shrub Community Phase.
CP 1.2-1.1 - Prescribed grazing with deferment over time will allow the key bunchgrasses to increase in the community.

State 2 submodel, plant communities

State 3 submodel, plant communities

State 4 submodel, plant communities