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An attempt at rangeland restoration gone horribly wrong in southwest Idaho. Because of the fine clay soils, salinity and lack of precipitation only Salsola tragus, a non native weed, was able to grow after this area was burned in a wildfire and reseeded with crested wheatgrass- another non native which provides minimal forage for livestock and practically no use for wildlife that failed.
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| Author | Thayne Tuason |
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