2. Pasque Flower PBACWNINIVDEUNDEUNDEUN XXXXXX

4. Ragwort PBACWNINIVDEUNDEUNDEUN XXXXXX

6. Stiff Sunflower PBACWNINIVDEUNDEUNDEUN XXXXXX

8. Currant of Gooseberry PBACWNINIVDEUNDEUNDEUN XXXXXX

10. Sandbar Willow PBACWNINIVDEUNDEUNDEUN XXXXXX

12. American Elm PBACWNINIVDEUNDEUNDEUN XXXXXX

14. Foxtail Barley (Hordeum judatum) Plant Characteristics - perennial, cool season, native Prairie Grouse – food- undesirable, cover- undesirable Cattle – food- undesirable.

16. Sand Dropseed Plant Characteristics - Perennial, Warm Season, Native Prairie Grouse – Food undesirable, Cover Desirable Cattle - Food- Undesirable.

18. Indiangrass Plant Characteristics – Perennial, Warm Season, Native Prairie Grouse – Food Desirable, cover Desirable Cattle - Desirable

20. Quackgrass Plant Characteristics- Perennial, cool season, Introduced, Invader. Prairie Grouse – Food - Undesirable, Cover – Desirable Cattle - Desirable

22. Inland Saltgrass Plant Characteristics – Perennial, Warm Season, Native Prairie Grouse – Food – undesirable Cover- undesirable Cattle- Undesirable

24. Alfalfa Plant Characteristics – Perennial, Cool Season, Introduced, Invader Prairie Grouse – Food – Desirable Cover – Desirable Cattle - Desirable

26. Common Mullein PBACWNINIVDEUNDEUNDEUN XXXxxxx

28. Field Pennycress PBACWNINIVDEUNDEUNDEUN Xxxxxxx

30. Golden Pea PBACWNINIVDEUNDEUNDEUN XXxXXx

32. Goldenrod PBACWNINIVDEUNDEUNDEUN XXxXXx

34. Groundplum Milkvetch

36. Penstemon PBACWNINIVDEUNDEUNDEUN XXXXXX

38. Rush Skeleton plant PBACWNINIVDEUNDEUNDEUN XXXXXX

40. Sweet Clover PBACWNINIVDEUNDEUNDEUN XXXXXXX

42. Greasewood PBACWNINIVDEUNDEUNDEUN XXXXXX

44. Serviceberry PBACWNINIVDEUNDEUNDEUN xXxXXx

46. Boxelder Tree PBACWNINIVDEUNDEUNDEUN XXXXXx

48. Prairie Clover FoodCoverFood PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXX

50. Scarlet Gaura FoodCoverFood PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXX

52. Western Wallflower FoodCoverFood PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXX

54. Poison Ivy FoodCoverFood PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXX

56. Smooth Sumac FoodCoverFood PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXX

58. Juniper or Cedar FoodCoverFood PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXXX

60. Big Blue Stem FoodCoverFood PBACWNInIvDeUnDeUnDeUn xxxxxx

62. FoodCoverFood PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXx June Grass

64. Prairie Drop Seed FoodCoverFood PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXx

66. Six weeks fescue FoodCoverFood PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXx

68. Sedge Perennial Cool season Native Desirable prairie grouse food Desirable prairie grouse cover Desirable for cattle

70. Field Bindweed Perennial Warm Season Introduced Invader Desirable prairie grouse food Undesirable Prairie grouse cover Desirable for cattle

72. Hairy Goldaster Perennial Warm Native Native Desirable prairie grouse food Undesirable prairie grouse cover Undesirable for cattle

74. Needleandthread PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn PXXXXX

76. Abstinithe Wormwood PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn PXXXXXX

78. Cocklebur PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXXX

80. Needleandthread PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn PXXXXX

82. Abstinithe Wormwood PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn PXXXXXX

84. Cocklebur PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXXX

86. Common Yarrow PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXX

88. Crazyweed PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXX

90. Gayfeather PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXX

92. Horseweed PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXX

94. Hounds tongue PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXXX

96. Phlox PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXX

98. Poison Hemlock PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXXX

100. Plains Cottonwood FOODCOVERFOOD PBACWNInIvDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXXX

102. Ponderosa Pine FOODCOVERFOOD PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXXX

104. Russian Olive FOODCOVERFOOD PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXXX

106. Western ragweed Plant Characteristics – Perennial, Warm Season, Native Prairie Grouse – Food- Desirable, Cover- Desirable Cattle- Undesirable x x x

108. Wild onion Plant Characteristics – Perennial, Cool Season, Native, Invader Prairie Grouse – Food-Desirable, Cover- Undesirable Cattle- Desirable x x x x x x x

110. Woolly verbena Plant Characteristics – Perennial, Warm Season, Native, Invader Prairie Grouse – Food- Desirable, Cover- Desirable Cattle- Undesirable x x x x x x x

112. Broom Snakeweed Plant Characteristics – Perennial, Warm Season, Native Prairie Grouse – Food-Undesirable, Cover- Desirable Cattle- Undesirable x x x

114. Juniper PBACWNINIVDEUNDEUNDEUN xxxXXx

116. Leadplant PBACWNINIVDEUNDEUNDEUN xxxXXx

118. Rubber Rabbit brush PBACWNINIVDEUNDEUNDEUN xXxXXx

120. Sage Brush PBACWNINIVDEUNDEUNDEUN xxxxxx

122. Prairie Coneflower FoodCoverFood PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXX

124. Prairie Smoke FoodCoverFood PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXX

126. Prickly Pear FoodCoverFood PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXXX

128. Sagewort FoodCoverFood PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXX

130. Salsify Food Cover Food PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXXX

132. Western ragweed Plant Characteristics – Perennial, Warm Season, Native Prairie Grouse – Food- Desirable, Cover- Desirable Cattle- Undesirable x x x

134. Wild onion Plant Characteristics – Perennial, Cool Season, Native, Invader Prairie Grouse – Food-Desirable, Cover- Undesirable Cattle- Desirable x x x x x x x

136. Woolly verbena Plant Characteristics – Perennial, Warm Season, Native, Invader Prairie Grouse – Food- Desirable, Cover- Desirable Cattle- Undesirable x x x x x x x

138. Broom Snakeweed Plant Characteristics – Perennial, Warm Season, Native Prairie Grouse – Food-Undesirable, Cover- Desirable Cattle- Undesirable x x x

140. Saltbrush Plant CharacteristicsPrairie GrouseCattle PBACWNInIvDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXX

142. Silver Buffaloberry Plant CharacteristicsPrairie GrouseCattle PBACWNInIvDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXX

144. Skunk Brush Plant CharacteristicsPrairie GrouseCattle PBACWNInIvDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXX

146. Western Snowberry Plant CharacteristicsPrairie GrouseCattle PBACWNInIvDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXX

148. Plains Cottonwood FOODCOVERFOOD PBACWNInIvDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXXX

150. Ponderosa Pine FOODCOVERFOOD PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXXX

152. Russian Olive FOODCOVERFOOD PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXXX

154. Juniper PBACWNINIVDEUNDEUNDEUN xxxXXx

156. Leadplant PBACWNINIVDEUNDEUNDEUN xxxXXx

158. Rubber Rabbit brush PBACWNINIVDEUNDEUNDEUN xXxXXx

160. Sage Brush PBACWNINIVDEUNDEUNDEUN xxxxxx

162. Needleandthread PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn PXXXXX

164. Abstinithe Wormwood PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn PXXXXXX

166. Cocklebur PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXXX

168. Common Yarrow PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXX

170. Crazyweed PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXX

172. Gayfeather PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXX

174. Horseweed PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXX

176. Hounds tongue PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXXX

178. Phlox PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXX

180. Poison Hemlock PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXXX

182. Wild Plum PBACWNINIVDUDUDU XXXXXX

184. Wild Rose PBACWNINIVDUDUDU XXXXXX

186. Bur Oak PBACWNINIVDUDUDU XXXXXX

188. Green Ash PBACWNINIVDUDUDU XXXXXX

190. Scarlet Globe mallow Perennial Warm season Native Desirable prairie grouse food Undesirable prairie grouse cover Undesirable food for cattle

192. Sensitive Briar Perennial Warm season Native Desirable prairie grouse food Desirable prairie grouse cover Desirable food for cattle

194. Spanish clover Deervetch Annual Warm season Native Desirable prairie grouse food Undesirable prairie grouse cover Undesirable food for cattle

196. Wavyleaf Thistle Perennial Warm season Native Undesirable prairie grouse food Undesirable prairie grouse cover Undesirable food for cattle

198. Prairie Coneflower FoodCoverFood PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXX

200. Prairie Smoke FoodCoverFood PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXX

202. Prickly Pear FoodCoverFood PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXXX

204. Sagewort FoodCoverFood PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXX

206. Salsify Food Cover Food PBACWNINIVDeUnDeUnDeUn XXXXXXX