Bradshaw’s Lomatium Transplanting Short Mountain Landfill 2007.

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Bradshaw’s Lomatium Transplanti ng Short Mountain Landfill 2007

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Bradshaw’s Lomatium

Transplanting

Short Mountain

Landfill

2007

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Sprouting plant awaiting transplantation.

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Sections of pipe were pushed into the ground around individual plants.

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Pipe after being pushed into the ground.

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The pipe was attached to an excavator with chains.

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Bare plant and tap root that was separated from soil.

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The pipe containing the soil plug and plant was pulled out of the ground.

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Pipe containing the soil plug.

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The pipes were cut in half to allow the plug to be removed for transplanting.

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Plant and soil plug awaiting transplanting.

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Each plant and pipe was numbered to track for monitoring purposes.

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A transpanted plant.

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Plant and tap root that came loose from the soil. The plant is about 6” long and the root is about 18” long.

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The root is almost the same diameter as a thumb.

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A cluster of plants 1 year after transplanting.