Revegetation Program
The PMC leads Alaska in reclamation, erosion control, research, technology and knowledge transfer, and revegetation. Research priorities include the use of dormant seedlings to extend planting seasons, cost-effective methods of willow planting and wetland ecosystem restoration. This program has gathered at least 275 plot-years of information from sites around the state, and developed 11 new cultivars and 33 natural "Selected Class" germplasms for release. The PMC maintains these collections, as well as the 9 cultivars developed by the University of Alaska Fairbanks and the Agriculture Research Service for use in revegetation and reclamation.
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5310 S Bodenburg Spur
Palmer, AK 99645
Phone: 907-745-4469
Fax: 907-746-1568
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Research, Technology and Knowledge Transfer
The PMC focuses on research, technology and knowledge transfer. Research priorities include the use of dormant seedlings to extend planting seasons, cost-effective methods of willow planting and wetland ecosystem restoration. The PMC has gathered at least 275 plot-years of information from sites around the state and developed eleven new cultivars and thirty-three natural "Selected Class" germplasms for release. These collections, as well as the nine cultivars developed by the University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF) and the Agriculture Research Service (ARS), are maintained at the Plant Materials Center for use in revegetation and reclamation.
For More Information Contact:
Phil Czapla
Agronomist
Revegetation and Erosion Control
907-745-8747
Email phil.czapla@alaska.gov