Abstract
Following the 1999 Railroad Fire in Tintic Valley, Utah, we initiated a large-scale fire rehabilitation study comparing a predominately introduced species seed mix used by the US Department of Interior‐Bureau of Land Management (BLM), a mix of native and introduced species provided by the US Department of Agriculture‐Agricultural Research Service (ARS), and 2 nativeseedmixes(highandlowdiversity).Mixeswereseededwitharangelanddrillonthebigsagebrush(Artemisiatridentatavar. wyomingensis [Beetle & A. Young] Welsh) study area whereas the pinyon‐juniper (Pinus edulis Engelm.‐Juniperus osteosperma
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