Commonly Used Seed Species Sample Clauses

Commonly Used Seed Species. The Department has preferred California native seed species on a majority of its construction projects. The ten species most commonly received during the entire seed program period (July 2004 – September 2011) made up 37% of the total samples received at the clearinghouses (Table 2-5). Most of the species listed are considered inexpensive (< $32/lb). Table 2-5. Top Ten Commonly Used Species Scientific Name / Frequency Species Used (a, b) Jul 2004 – Jan 2006 Feb 2006 – Jun 2007 Jul 2007 – Jun 2008 Jul 2008 – Mar 2009 Apr 2009 – Sep 2011 Lotus purshianus 51 Eschscholzia californica 37 Eschscholzia californica 60 Lupinus bicolor 40 Vulpia microstachys 95 Lupinus bicolor 48 Bromus carinatus 27 Lupinus bicolor 59 Lotus purshianus 35 Eschscholzia californica 89 Bromus carinatus 46 Vulpia microstachys 27 Lotus purshianus 55 Nassella pulchra 34 Lotus purshianus 63 Eschscholzia californica 46 Elymus glaucus 25 Bromus carinatus 43 Bromus carinatus 31 Nassella pulchra 62 Nassella pulchra 44 Lotus purshianus 24 Vulpia microstachys 35 Eschscholzia californica 31 Achillea millefolium 59 Festuca idahoensis 43 Festuca idahoensis 23 Festuca idahoensis 32 Vulpia microstachys 26 Bromus carinatus 51 Achillea millefolium 36 Lupinus bicolor 23 Nassella pulchra 30 Achillea millefolium 23 Lupinus bicolor 50 Elymus elymoides 29 Elymus elymoides 21 Lupinus succulentus 27 Elymus glaucus 15 Lasthenia californica 40 Vulpia microstachys 26 Lotus scoparius 19 Elymus glaucus 23 Festuca rubra molate 15 Festuca idahoensis 31 Eriogonum fasciculatum 25 Poa secunda 19 Lotus scoparius 21 Festuca idahoensis 14 Lupinus nanus 31
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