Blm Ca Constructing A Preciptation Model of Past and Future Lane Moutain Milvetch Population

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Blm Ca Constructing A Preciptation Model of Past and Future Lane Moutain Milvetch Population: The Lane Mountain milkvetch, Astragalus jaegerianus Munz (Fabaceae), is a narrowly endemic plant that exists in small fragmented populations restricted to granite outcrops in the central Mojave Desert. Approximately two-thirds of all known A. jaegerianus populations occur within the boundaries of the U.S. Armys National Training Center at Fort Irwin, approximately 50 km NE of Barstow, CA (Charis 2002). The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS 1998) listed A. jaegerianus as a federally endangered species in 1998.