Eastern Mojave Vegetation
Tom Schweich
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Eastern Mojave Vegetation
| Beaver Dam Road, Lincoln County, Nevada |
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From US Highway 93 to Beaver Dam State Park on Beaver Dam Wash. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Junction: US Highway 93, Caliente to the south, Panaca and Pioche to the north.
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On the west edge of Miller Bench, just as the road climbs up out of Meadow Valley Wash, I found the first Frasera albomarginata.
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Locations: Miller Bench.
Miller Bench between Meadow Valley Wash and Empy Mountain of the Cedar Range.
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Locations: Empy Mountain.
Empy Mountain to the north.
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Frasera albomarginata has been observed near here.
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Locations: Empy Wash.
Cross Empy Wash.
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 Crossroads
Looking southwest into Crossroads.
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Locations: Crossroads.
| CrossroadsJunction: road from Oak Well Canyon, and road to Barclay.
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Junction: Oak Well Canyon Road
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Acoma.
| AcomaFrasera albomarginata was collected near here.
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 Bluffs about 1/2 mile east of Acoma
Bluffs west of Acoma.
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Frasera albomarginata habitat near Acoma.
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Junction: Rural road northeast to Utah border, and Crestline
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Beaver Dam Flat.
The area of Beaver Dam Flat was chained, plowed and seeded in 1956. A total of 1,590 acres of Beaver Dam Flat on the Haypress Allotment and neighboring Barclay Allotment were mechanically treated (plowed and chained) and seeded with crested wheatgrass and yellow sweet clover (Melilotus spp.). Fifty years of succession has resulted in the seeding reverting to a Wyoming sagebrush dominated site. The crested wheatgrass on the Haypress Allotment is all but gone and Wyoming sagebrush (Artemisia tridentata var. wyomingensis) dominates the site with a small component of perennial grasses, forbs and other shrubs to accompany it.
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Beaver Dam State Park.
| Beaver Dam State ParkIndians first explored this area, camping and hunting along the streams of Headwaters Creek and Pine Creek. The two streams come together to form Beaver Dam Wash which is directly above the reservoir. Spaniards may also have crossed the region between 1540 and 1775 while establishing trade routes in the Southwest. In 1849, a group of emigrants left the Old Spanish Trail to the south, and journeyed west to seek gold in California.
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Frasera albomarginata in Campground "B."
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View from Oak Knoll
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Beaver Dam Creek at the Waterfall Trailhead.
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End of Road near Nevada/Utah state line.
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Date and time this article was prepared: 9/6/2021 5:31:37 PM |
