Rangeland Monitoring, Site 1-1 - Bishop Field Office, Bureau of Land Management, California

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Bishop Field Office

Rangeland Monitoring
Site BM 1-1

Desired Plant Communities | Range Health | Improvements | Benefits | Monitoring
The location of BM 1-1 is located in the Bodie Mountain allotment at an elevation of 8,000 feet on a cold loamy bottom ecological site with 0 to 5 percent slopes. The key species is needle and thread grass (Stipa comata) in a Sagebrush (Artemisia tridenta) vegetation community type.

BM 1-1 located in the Bodie Hills 1969
% Composition - 7.36
% Cover - 8.45
Seedlings - 1.00
% Litter - 0.88
Total - 17.69

BM11D82-t250

1982
% Composition - 41.48
% Cover - 6.80
Seedlings - 1.00
% Litter - 5.41
Total - 54.69

1991
% Composition - 52.28
% Cover - 10.77
Seedlings - 9.00
% Litter - 18.81
Total - 90.86
BM 1-1 located in the Bodie Hills

2001
% Composition - 27.10
% Cover - 19.97
Seedlings - 32.00
% Litter - 45.50
Total - 124.57
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