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Manhattan Plant Materials Center
Updated
12/24/2008
Manhattan, Kansas
Established 1936
Since 1936, the Manhattan Plant Materials Center has selected plants and
developed new technologies for America’s heartland, including the area’s
remaining native grasslands and riparian and wetland habitat. The Center’s
primary projects include work on Conservation Reserve Program seeding
enhancements, disturbed site reclamation, planting and harvesting native plants,
and restoring historical prairie. The Center has
released over 30 improved conservation plants, including varieties of Illinois bundleflower, common reed, switchgrass, bur oak, prairie coneflower and little
bluestem. The Center’s primary projects include work on Conservation Reserve
Program seeding enhancements, disturbed site reclamation, planting and
harvesting native plants, and restoring historical prairie.
Special Features
If you encounter any problems with the files provided on this page, please
contact Leslie Glass at 701-250-4330.
These documents require Acrobat Reader
Plant Guide: Little Walnut (Juglans microcarpa Berl.) (PDF; 120 KB)
2007 Annual Technical
Report (PDF; 1.5 MB) Dec 2008
2007
Annual Progress Report of Activities (PDF; 359 KB) Apr 2008
Plants
for the Heartland - Vol. 15 Issue 4 (PDF: 284 KB) Fall 2008
Manhattan Plant Materials Center Brochure. (PDF; 893 KB) Manhattan Plant Materials
Center Staff. 2008. Manhattan Plant Materials Center, Salina, Kansas. March 2008. 2p. (ID#
7802)
Contact
3800 S. 20th St.
Manhattan, KS 66502-9535
Telephone: 785.539.8761
FAX: 785.539.2034
Email:
Richard.Wynia@ks.usda.gov | |
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