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B239 Determine Water Requirements For Genetically Altered Lantana Camara Nursery and Landscape Plants Project Type Basin Initiatives AOR(s) Water Supply, Water Quality, Natural Systems Basin(s) Alafia River, Hillsborough River, Peace River, Manasota Cooperator(s) University of Florida Project Manager COHEN, RON Task Manager(s) Status Ongoing Description A large amount of water is permitted for nursery and landscape irrigation. With the increase of urban development it is anticipated that the overall permitted amount for these uses will also increase. To reduce water use for landscape irrigation and to conserve water, the District has been promoting Florida Friendly principles. One of the first and most important principles of this practice is the selection and use of drought-tolerant plants (Koske and Owings). The intent of this project is to develop a drought tolerant variety of Lantana camara; and determining its water needs for nursery production and urban landscapes. Benefits It is estimated that each year Florida nurseries sell as many as 40 million Lantana plants to other states, of those plants about 5 million are grown within the District. The number of acres planted and their water use will change annually based on market and climatic conditions. To quantify an estimated water savings from this project lets assume one Lantana plant covers 12 square feet (3 ft x 4 ft) and the proposed Lantana plants will save 150 gallons of water a year, thus these plants could save as much as 750 million gallons of water a year for this District. Costs This three-year project will cost $112,790. Currently over 80% of the District's permitted container nursery production occurs within the jurisdictional region of four basin boards. Funding for this project is prorated between them (Alafia River (22%), Manasota (22%), Hillsborough River (28%) and Peace River (28%)) boards. The Nursery industry has provided $12,890 for this project and the Alafia Basin Board will budget $7,350, Hillsborough River will budget $9,350, Manasota will budget $7,350 and the Peace River will budget $9,350 in FY2007; and $33, 250 (Alafia River - $7,315, 22% , Manasota - $7,315, 22%, Hillsborough River $9,310, 28% and Peace River $9,310, 28%) in both FY2008 and FY2009. Additional Information In the past the industry has provided seed money to start this project and they are supportive of this proposal. Drought tolerant plants develop various mechanisms that allow them to survive droughts, and stay green while producing flowers without much water. Lantana depressa and Lantana involucrata are some of the best drought tolerant plants available and are among the few plants recommended for desert landscaping in Arizona (City of Tucson; Hedding; Master gardeners of the University of Arizona Pima County Extension Services). In addition they have been used widely in many other states such as California (UC Sacramento County Extension) and Nevada (Southern Nevada Water Authority) for landscape water conservation. Lantana depressa and Lantana involucrate are not widely used in Florida.Several lantana species exist in Florida. Lantana depressa and Lantana involucrata provide year-round color, use little irrigation, have excellent salt tolerance (Beaulieu), attracts butterflies (Schaefer et al., 2002) and hummingbirds (Beaulieu), and have limited fertilization and pesticide requirements (Beaulieu; Owings, 2004), which helps to reduce pollutant loading. Because of these attributes, Lantana depressa and Lantana involucrata, are recommended for water saving in Florida landscapes (South Florida Water Management District). However, adoption of these species of Lantana has been poor because they do not have appealing growth habits and flower colors. Homeowners, nurseryman and landscapers prefer growing Lantana camara. This species of Lantana offers a spectrum of long-lasting colors and is widely used in the U.S. (Koske and Owings; Russ, 2004). In Florida, Lantana camara varieties produce abundance of viable pollen and hybridize with Florida's native species, Lantana depressa, contaminating the native species' gene pool. Consequently, they have been listed as a Category I invasive species by the Florida Exotic Pest Plant Council (http://www.fleppc.org/). Category I invasive species are defined as invasive exotics that are altering native plant communities by displacing native species, changing community structures or ecological functions, or hybridizing with natives. IFAS, FDACS and other entities do not recommend producing or growing Category I invasive species plants. Genetic sterilization of Lantana camara could control its invasiveness, thus protecting Florida's native species and ecosystems. Also, it will allow it to be used widely in public and residential landscapes for water conservation and butterfly attraction. Thus conserving water and reducing pollutant loading into the state's water resources. This project will develop a variety of Florida Friendly sterile Lantana camara plants. In addition it will determine the plants water requirements for nursery and landscape irrigation. 021 - Manasota Basin 147
B239 Determine Water Requirements For Genetically Altered Lantana Camara Nursery and Landscape Plants Prior Funding Cumulative FY 2009 FY2010 Transfers Funding Funding District Budgeted - Ad Valorem Based Revenue 011 Alafia River Basin 14,700 0 7,315 0 0 22,015 013 Hillsborough River Basin 18,700 0 9,310 0 0 28,010 020 Peace River Basin 18,700 0 9,310 0 0 28,010 021 Manasota Basin 14,700 0 7,315 0 0 22,015 Project Funds Not Budgeted by the District FNGLA 12,890 0 0 0 0 12,890 Total: Future Funding Total Funding $112,940 Critical Project Milestones Projected Amended Actual Agreement to Contracts 8/1/06 8/1/06 Agreement to Cooperator 11/1/06 10/1/06 District Executes Agreement 12/1/06 11/1/06 Notice to Proceed 1/1/07 11/1/06 Basin Board Notification 2/1/07 11/1/06 Governing Board Notification 2/1/07 11/1/06 Year 1. Data Collection 12/1/07 12/1/07 Year 2. Data Collection 12/1/08 11/30/08 Year 3. Data Collection 12/1/09 Completion Report 10/1/10 Project Ends 1/31/11 Status As Of: August 27, 2009 8/15/2006 - Agreement to Contracts. 10/12/2006 - Agreement sent to cooperator for review and execution. 11/2/2006 - Cooperator executes agreement. 11/8/2006 - NOP sent to cooperator. 12/4/2006 - Reviewed task report. 2/28/2007 - Project continuing as planned. 5/1/2007 - Reviewed task report, project continuing as planned. 7/6/2007 - Site visit project continuing as planned. 8/31/2007 - Reviewed task report, project continuing as planned. 11/1/2007 - Data collection continuing as planned 1/2/2008 - Reviewed task completion report, project continuing as designed. 2/29/2008 - Data collection continuing as planned. 5/1/2008 - Data collection continuing as planned. 7/1/2008 - Review task report, project continuing as planned. 9/1/2008 - Data collection continuing as planned. 11/1/2008 - Data collection continuing as planned. 12/17/2008 - Data collection continuing as planned. 3/6/2009 - Data collection, project continuing as planned. 4/20/2009 - Data collection, project continuing as planned. 6/10/2009 - Modified scope of work to reduce irrigation application rates. 9/1/2009 - Data collection, project continuing as planned. 021 - Manasota Basin 148
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MEETING NOTEBOOK MANASOTA BASIN BOA
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AGENDA Southwest Florida Water Mana
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1. Call to Order, Introductions and
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L672 Polk - WMPlan Polk County Wate
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L673 Polk - Imp. BMPs Lake Belle an
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L674 Polk - Imp. BMPs Saddlebag Lak
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L679 Hardee - WMPlan Horse Creek Cr
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L680 Bartow - WMPlan Bartow Distric
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L693 Water Exhibits in the Glazer C
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L770 Lk Gibson Stormwater Mgmt Syst
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L856 Charlotte County Toilet Rebate
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L897 Highlands - Lake Clay Stormwat
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L900 LE/AD Polk County Watershed Ed
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L902 Lake Wales - Imp. BMPs Twin La
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L912 Lower Floridan Aquifer Reuse S
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L914 City of Lakeland Plumbing Retr
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L915 City of Lakeland Pre-Rinse Spr
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L917 Polk County Lake Bathymetric M
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L918 Lake Gwyn Surface Water Restor
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N001 Auburndale Reuse and Alternati
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N004 Polk is Florida-Friendly Deadl
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N013 Development of Landscape Ferti
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N014 The Florida Aquarium Watershed
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N024 Polk County NWRUSA Reclaimed W
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N063 Chain of Lakes Natural Resourc
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N065 City of Haines City Southern A
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N072 (Completed) Lake Eva Water Qua
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N074 Winter Haven Toilet Rebate Pro
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N075 City of Winter Haven Northern
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N112 City of Lakeland Plumbing Retr
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N113 Charlotte County Toilet Rebate
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N122 Implementation of BMPs Saddle
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N126 Charlotte County - Imp. BMPs a
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N150 Polk County NAVD88 Vertical Co
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N156 Polk County SWRUSA Carter Road
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N161 Polk County Utilities Rain Sen
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N162 FYN Charlotte County Fourth ad
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N165 Mobile Irrigation Lab for High
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N218 Englewood Reclaimed Water Supp
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N221 Winter Haven Smart Controller
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P727 City of Lake Wales Reuse Proje
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M104 Hardee - FEMA Map Modernizatio
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M106 Highlands - FEMA Map Moderniza
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M114 Polk County Watershed Manageme
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M114 Polk County Watershed Manageme
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MANASOTA BASIN STRATEGIC BUDGET PRI
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PEACE RIVER BASIN STRATEGIC BUDGET
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Turner Agri-Civic Center 2250 NE Ro
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