Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Shrub Plantings for Erosion Control in Eastern Washington: Progress and Research Needs; Pnw-279; October 1976
Survival rate of bitterbrush, squaw carpet ceanothus, and snowbrush ceanothus was reduced on cut slopes because plants were covered by ravelling soil material. However, good survival and growth of these plants on fill slopes indicate they can probably be used successfully on many sites of this type.
Keywords: Erosion control -)vegeta1 cover, vegetation types, shrubs, native plants.
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