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This research project will attempt to combine the quick establishment and soil reinforcing properties of sod with the long-term benefits of using native plants. It builds on research by Dollhopf and other scientists in the Land Resources and Environmental Services Department and the Plant Sciences and Pathology Department at MSU. Researchers worked with Bitterroot Turf Farm in Corvallis, Montana to develop, propagate, and test native grass sod for the Montana Department of Transportation. “This foundation research helped us develop methodologies and cost information that we can directly apply in California,” said Dollhopf; “We are using our experience selecting, growing, harvesting, and transporting native grass sod in Montana to develop appropriate sods for California. Keywords-native grass,sediment control;species abundance;canopy coverage,weed emergence

Highway Reclamation Using Native Grass Sod for Sediment Control and Aesthetic Enhancement