Plant Material Selection and Acquisition
Options for establishing vegetation along a stream corridor include (1) allowing for natural colonization, and (2) planting the desired vegetation. For viable natural colonization, there must be sources of seeds or vegetation propagules nearby that have access to the site. --Original contains color...
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| description | Options for establishing vegetation along a stream corridor include (1) allowing for natural colonization, and (2) planting the desired vegetation. For viable natural colonization, there must be sources of seeds or vegetation propagules nearby that have access to the site.
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