Globally significant plants in southeastern Big Horn and southwestern Rosebud counties, Montana /

Barton, Drake.; Crispin, Susan

doi:10.5962/bhl.title.54441

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“…Montana Natural Heritage Program botanists conducted surveys for these plants for Barton & Crispin, 2003). While only Wooly twinpod has been documented in the Hanging Woman basin, the habitat for these species is not uncommon in the area, and most likely exists in the basin; thus, there is a good chance that they could occur there.…”

Section: Plant Species Of Concernmentioning

confidence: 99%

Plant and animal resources and ecological condition of the Hanging Woman Basin in Big Horn County, Montana and Sheridan County, Wyoming /

Carlson¹,

Cooper²

2003

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Section: Plant Species Of Concernmentioning

confidence: 99%

Plant and animal resources and ecological condition of the Hanging Woman Basin in Big Horn County, Montana and Sheridan County, Wyoming /

Carlson¹,

Cooper²

2003

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“…Botanical surveys in Carter County (Vanderhorst et al 1998), surveys for globally significant plants in parts of Big Horn and Rosebud Counties (Barton and Crispin 2003), surveys in Hanging Women Basin in Big Horn County (Carlson and Cooper 2003), surveys for Astragalus barrii and Physaria didymocarpa var. lanata in parts of Big Horn and Rosebud Counties (Taylor and Caners 2002), plant Species of Concern in Powder River County (Heidel et al 2002), botanical survey of the Tongue River area (Heidel 1997), surveys for Quercus macrocarpa (Heidel 1993) and vascular plant surveys in the Pryor Mountain Desert (Lesica and Achuff 1992a).…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Surveys of significant plant resources in southeast and south-central Montana on the Billings and Miles City field offices of the Bureau of Land Management /

Mincemoyer¹

2006

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Lands managed by the Billings and Miles City Field Offices of the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) cover large areas of southcentral and eastern Montana. However, for purposes of this report, the project area is limited to BLM lands in Big Horn, Carbon, Carter, Custer, Fallon, Powder River, Prairie and Rosebud Counties, and excludes the northeast portion of the Miles City Field Office as well as Billings Field Office lands outside of Big Horn and Carbon Counties. The distribution of BLM lands in this area varies from large tracts of land covering areas of tens of thousands of acres to very small isolated tracts less than a square mile in size. Surface acres managed by the Billings Field Office were listed at 454,859 acres in 2003 and 245,742 acres in the two target counties (Big Horn and Carbon). BLM lands in Carbon County alone account for over 200,000 acres. In the Miles City Field Office, 2.7 million acres are under BLM management, with almost 1.9 million acres of that total in the seven targeted counties, bringing the total potential survey acreage in the project area to approximately 2.1 million acres. v

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Globally significant plants in southeastern Big Horn and southwestern Rosebud counties, Montana /

Cited by 2 publications

References 3 publications

Plant and animal resources and ecological condition of the Hanging Woman Basin in Big Horn County, Montana and Sheridan County, Wyoming /

Plant and animal resources and ecological condition of the Hanging Woman Basin in Big Horn County, Montana and Sheridan County, Wyoming /

Surveys of significant plant resources in southeast and south-central Montana on the Billings and Miles City field offices of the Bureau of Land Management /

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