Establishing native grasses in a big sagebrush dominated site: an intermediate restoration step. Restoration Ecology 13:292-301.Huber-Sannwald E,Pyke DA. Establishing native grasses in a big sagebrush-dominated site:An intermediate restoration step[J].Restor Ecol 2005,13(02)....
We explored seed fate of two native grasses (Pseudoroegneria spicata and Elymus elymoides) planted into high- and low-density B. tectorum patches where disease levels were also manipulated (fungicide, control, and added inoculum). Parallel precision seeding studies were installed in fall 2009 in...
or land taken out of production by the US federally fundedConservation Reserve Programand planted to grasses that serve as oversummering reservoirs for the mites. Disease first appears at the edges of fields and as mite populations increase, they are blown across the field over time. In this ...
Catlow Cave artifacts, including sagebrush bark sandals, grass & bark baskets, and arrowheads & spearpoints, are displayed at the Harney County Historical Society Museum in Burns, Oregon. There are a couple pointed sticks that may be “knitting needles”, used to knit the sagebrush bark together...
Valentina Clisto is a past pageant winner, like Amy Begaye. She said when she visited other Navajo communities, the people complained about the lack of water. She said dry weather means the sheep cannot find grass to eat. Instead, those who raise the animals must pay for costly food. ...
The natural regeneration of native species following a disturbance within this system is typically slow and sporadic, which allows invasive grasses to occupy the landscape. Attempts to assist the recovery of these landscapes through direct seeding is commonly met with poor success rates, particularly ...
In his bookTraders of the Western Morning,John Upton Terrell itemized nearly 250 trade items which fueled the commerce of the Native American trails and markets of the Southwest. They included items as diverse as gourd dishes, horn jars and grass sieves; feather robes, teeth pendants and bone ...
es in another remnant of Lake Bonneville, Utah Lake near Provo, Utah were enough to maintain a thriving Cutthroat population. After having survived the desiccation of ancient Lake Bonneville, the Bonneville Cutthroat that were left isolated in streams around the basin still bare the evidence of ...
Pezi (Native American –Sioux boy name)–“Grass”; pronounced as “peh-zee” Pilan (Native American boy name)–“Supreme essence”; pronounced as “pee-lan” Popo (Native American gender-neutral name) –“Very tall grass of rye”; pronounced as “poh-poh” Poseanye (Native American ge...
The very skilled and more talented Native Americans were allowed to draw tattoo patterns on the receiver’s body. Ashes from burnt grasses were mixed with water and they sometimes mixed them with other colors to make the tattoos conspicuous. ...