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KDixon
1947 June 22. Yellowstone River, 7 mile NE Glendive, 2000 ft., Dawson Co, Montana
Journal
65.
Left to right:
(1) 15 yd. Brush (Symphoricarpos - Rosa 2 ft.)
(2) 375 yd. meadow with scattered Artemesia and isolated cottonwoods and stumps at north end.
(3) 120 yd. brush (Symphoricarpos, occasional Rosa, 2-3 1/2 ft.)
(4) 35 yd. meadow and Artemisia patch
(5) 425 yd. brush (same as 2 but with isolated cottonwoods)
(6) 40 yd. broken box elder woods
(7) 50 yd. brush (same as 2)
(8) 35 yd. closed thicket of young willow
(9) 5 yd bank of river
River at point of transect apparently an overflow channel 50 yards wide.
Meadow in area of transect composed of native grasses; elsewhere it was planted wheat grass.