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Table 2. Plant species to be used for Mirrgation Plan, Central Faciliry Mitigation Projecr — UPLAND SCRUB SHALLOW MID- Scientific Name Common Name BUFFER HS RUB EMERGENT EMERGENT Acer circinatum vi¢e waple X - - - Alisma plantagoaqunnca broadteaf warecplantain - - - X � Alm�s rubra red alder X X - - . Carex o6nupta slough sedge - - X ' Comus stolonifer� red-osier dogwood - X - - Craraegus douglasii black hawthom X X - - Eleocharis sp. spike msh - X X - ' Fracinus ladfolia Oregon ash X X X - Geum macrophy![um lazge-leaf avens - X X - Lonicera involucrata twinbem X - - - Lysicitum americanum skunk cabbage . - - X ' Oemlaria eerariformis indian plum X - - - Oenanthe sarmentosa Puific water parstey - - X X Pseudouuga menziesii Douglas-fir X - - - pyrus furCQ westem crabapple - X - - Rosa rtutkann Nootka's rose X - - - Rubus spectaGilis salmonbecry - X - - Rubus parvi,/iorus thimblebeny - X ' ' Sagircaria sp. azrowhead - - ' X Saliz lasiandra Pacific willow - X - ' Salix scouleriana Scouler willow - X - ' Sam6ucus racemasa red elderbecry X - - - Scirpus acutus hazds[em bulcusL - - ' X Scirpur microcarpus small-fruired bulrush - - X X Spargauum sp. buaeed - - ' X Thuja plicata western redcedar X X - - To[miea menziesii pig-a-baek - X X - Tsuga heterophylla westem hemlock X - - - Typha ladfolia broad-leaf cattail - - - X All vegetative species to be used must be obtained from commercial nurseries and not from the adjacent welland, with the excepaon of cuttings of red-osier dogwood (Cornus stolonifera, FACV�, willows and cottonwood (Populus trichocarpa, FAC) which have a proven record of cutting-based propagative success in the field. Subsequent to approval of the final miagation plan, any plant species substitutions must be approved by the biologist supervising the mitiga6on. The recommended fall planting window provides the macimum opportunity that naturally occurring hydrologic condipons will continue to support the new plants during crucial first months and throughout the first year. Should unseasonably dry weather result in a po[ential risk to planting success, provisions for supplemental watering should be made and a watering schedule coordinated �cith the biologist. �4/ukilten Sch. Di�:t. Certvn( Facilin Fina1 hlitiga[ion Y(nn Pd�`e 11 La��el1-Sauerland & A�cociate.c, bic.