Propagating Desert Plants
In the mid 1980's, arid land restoration was considered unfeasible by many in the National Park Service. A major road work proposal in Joshua Tree National Monument (henceforth JTNM) alarmed the Resources Management Division because it did not include mitigation for vegetation damage caused by the construction. We began pioneering methods and practices for desert plant propagation to mitigate these concerns. In the end, our procedures have proven useful to others revegetating disturbed lands.
PDF details
Download this file
|
| Publication | Forest Nursery Proceedings |
|---|---|
| Event | Fallen Leaf Lake, CA - 1992 |
| Author | Carol Miller and Mark Holden |
| Published | 1992/09/14 |
** PDF Files require the Adobe Acrobat Reader.
