Lacustrine Basin and Large RIver Floodplain
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Description
Most of this ecological site has been converted to irrigated cropland. Common crops include citrus, grapes, vegetables, and alfalfa.
Description
Annual grasses and forbs will be pioneer species followed by shrub species such as burrobush and Mojave rabbitbrush. Creosote bush may also eventually re-populate. Its prossible that big galleta grass may colonize eventually. Given enough time with succession, mescquite and catclaw may establish. Plant cover will not exceed 25%.
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