Plant Density and Cover Response to Several Seedling Techniques Following Wildfire

摘要

Comparisons of several seeding techniques were made following two wildfires in central Utah. In instances where two seeding techniques could be directly compared on the same site, the most intensive seeding technique always resulted in greater density and cover of seeded grasses. In the specific comparisons, aerial seeding and multiple chaining were better than aerial seeding alone, drilling was better than aerial seeding and chaining, and land imprinting was better than drilling.