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Monitoring Protocol and PlanStructure• Visual Obstruction Reading• Litter depthComposition• Plant groups• All invasive species• Native species checklist• All native species >10% cover- Data collected using 25m belttransects
Herbaceous (100s)Shrubs < 50%Native >50%Native >75%Native 50-75%100 = Grass >50%101 = Forb >50%102 = Grass >50%103 = Forb >50%A = Grass >75%all grassB = Grass 50-75%grass w/ forbsA = Forb >75%all forbsB = Forb 50-75%forbs w/ grassA = Grass >75%all grassB = Grass 50-75%grass w/ forbsA = Forb >75%all forbsB = Forb 50-75%forbs w/ grassExotic >50%Exotic >75%Exotic 50-75%104 = Grass >50%105 = Forb >50%106 = Grass >50%107 = Forb >50%A = Grass >75%all grassB = Grass 50-75%grass w/ forbsA = Forb >75%all forbsB = Forb 50-75%forbs w/ grassA = Grass >75%all grassB = Grass 50-75%grass w/ forbsA = Forb >75%all forbsB = Forb 50-75%forbs w/ grass
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