Start-Up Invasive Plant Removal Sample Clauses

Start-Up Invasive Plant Removal. ‌ The greatest threat to onsite habitat may be invasive plant species that displace native vegetation. These plants compete with native species for water, nutrients and space. They often start growing earlier than native species and interfere with the start of that native plant growing season. The most significant non-native herbs to be treated onsite, as observed in June 2018, are short-pod mustard (Hirschfeldia incana), tocalote star thistle (Centaurea melitensis), ripgut brome (Bromus diandrus), red brome (Bromus madritensis subsp. xxxxxx), and Russian-thistle (Salsola sp.). These are especially common at the edges of developed and disturbed areas, but also occur within the coastal sage scrub. Other significant target species may become apparent during the growing season. (Note: this task does not include non-native trees, which will be removed prior to the start of long-term management.) It is expected that baseline invasive plant removal will take three eight-hour days. Ideally, the hours will be spread out over the growing season of late winter to early summer, in order to cover species that grow and reproduce at different times of year. Scheduling will depend on observed site conditions. Equipment associated with this task will include hand-tools, a backpack sprayer, and herbicide.
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