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Georgia leadplant (Amorpha georgiana) seedlings NCBG is currently part of a collaborative research project with the US Army Corps of Engineers, and the Department of Defense. The overall objective of this project is to conduct an operational-scale demonstration of recently developed propagation protocols for reintroducing one endangered and four at-risk plant species that occur across multiple military installations in the Southeast. Our specific objectives are to (1) demonstrate that four populations per target species can be successfully reintroduced, (2) identify plant size classes most important in determining positive population growth rates using life table response experiments (LTRE), (3) optimize costs for establishment of self-sustaining populations using data collected from natural a populations, and (4) secure user acceptance.

Operational-scale demonstration of propagation protocols and comparative demographic monitoring for reintroducing five southeastern endangered and at-risk plants : final report