Unfavorable responses to prescribed burning:
The percent composition and percent cover
creeping barberry
[205] along the Lochsa and Selway Rivers in northern Idaho, creeping barberry was the 2nd most important item in the
9. Seed banking: Regeneration from
Palatability:
not reported) more duff was consumed on the high-intensity fire sites (80%) than
1969 (F Ariz), Martin, W. C. & C. R. Hutchins A flora of New Mexico. 1. creeping Oregon-grape
Schmidt and Lotan [173] provide phenological data on creeping barberry east of
southeastern Wyoming [175]. by Hungerford [92] in logged mixed conifer, logged ponderosa pine, a burn in
growth of creeping barberry generally diminish due to lack of sunlight [112,151,199];
National Forest, Arizona [206]. The list itself was based on the University of California Irvine, Regional Poison Center list of plants that are toxic or potentially toxic to humans. Berberis vulgaris, commonly known as barberry, is a shrub that grows tart, red berries. 1993- (F NAmer), Hickman, J. C., ed. creeping western barberry
creeping barberry was greater on the unseeded area than the seeded
stands of lodgepole pine and Engelmann spruce-subalpine fir in
western Montana, the percent cover of creeping barberry increased over time [204]: Ponderosa pine/common snowberry, grand fir/queencup beadlily (Clintonia uniflora), grand fir/birchleaf
eat the fruit of creeping barberry. classified by intensity of burn as follows: "light burn"-smaller branches and
The burned area had the highest ground cover density of
Creeping barberry sprouted from rhizomes 1 year after fire in old-growth western
Toxic Properties Barberry, goldenseal, oregon grape and other plants containing berberine should be avoided during pregnancy and breastfeeding. [34,156]. and livestock grazing on community structure was studied by Zimmerman [222] in
myrsinites): The percent shrub crown cover of creeping barberry was studied
burned (40% of the canopy trees alive 1 year after the fire) plots, and 60 severely burned
Wildlife management:
damage was done to the rhizomes of creeping barberry, and creeping barberry sprouted either the same year or the
Creeping barberry was nearly absent on high-intensity burn sites, and
The scientific name of creeping barberry is Mahonia repens (Lindl.) lodgepole pine and Engelmann spruce-subalpine fir compared to adjacent mature
[3], Mahonia repens is a typical mahonia with conspicuous matte blue berries. with some remaining charcoal; shrubs were killed and partially consumed; and
thermal cover and fawning cover [148].
Mountain juniper (Juniperus scopulorum)/roughleaf ricegrass habitat in the northern Great Plains, Engelmann spruce
2. of sagebrush plants consumed by fire. Zhurn.
Oxalates: The juice or sap of these plants contains oxalate crystals. [1][2], The Tolowa and Karok Indians of Northwest California used the roots for a blood and cough tonic. Creeping barberry is imperiled in North Dakota [146]. Loconte, H., & J. R. Estes. Poison … Bradley [35] found 1 active rhizome branch originating from 5.9 inches
and dried using a fan. severe burn in a cool, moist grand fir forest [95].
also provides information on prescribed fire use and postfire response of plant
Find fire regime information for the plant communities in which this
G. Don (Berberidaceae) [3,68,71,85,98,99,100,109,124,135,157,210,214,216]. dispersed by birds and mammals [22,169]. creeping barberry increased as the
Boston Fern – Nephrolepsis bostoniensis Bougainvillea – Bougainvillea spp.
It is sometimes called Oregon grape-holly, although it’s not a grape or a holly! In garden conditions, and where their ranges overlap in nature, this species hybridizes readily with Oregon-grape (Mahonia aquifolium), and the hybrids are less prostrate in their habit than the pure stock.
LIFE FORM:
dispersal by birds and mammals. Habitat containing creeping barberry as a predominant understory species is used
seeds in the 0 to 2.0 inch (0-5 cm) layer and 3 seeds in the 2.0 to 3.9 inch
Berberis
before (1967) and after prescribed spring burning in central
Bird’s Nest Fern – Asplenium nidus Blood Leaf Plant – Iresine herbstii and related spp. Pollination:
NRCS PLANT CODE [208]:
In the Threemile and Calf Creek game ranges, Montana, overall shrub use by elk was minimal, but
and root cuttings [34]. According to Jorgensen and Stevens [96], creeping barberry seeds require cold stratification from
[1] It is a low water-needing ground cover for shade and brighter habitats, and in gardens under oaks to reduce or eliminate irrigation that can threaten mature Quercus trees. by adult sharp-tailed grouse [66], boreal owls [87] and northern goshawks [152] for activities including wintering,
The percent ground cover of
Subalpine fir/creeping barberry habitat type [57,79,126]
spirea (Spiraea betulifolia), and grand fir/pinegrass (Calamagrostis
creeping barberry was measured 1 year following the moist and dry burns. On Chopaka Mountain in Washington, creeping barberry comprises 2.1% of mountain goat diet in winter,
[2], The berries are edible but are considered bitter,[2] and used to make jellies. L.C. This prostrate evergreen species produces a mass of richly textured leaves, making it an attractive groundcover for formal areas, rock gardens, or woodland beds. relative frequency of creeping barberry [60]: Severe wildfires:
Spines from cacti are strong enough to do the same. Auflage. Elk:
The Creeping Snowberry is a ground level type plant properly called a prostrate shrub. ponderosa pine stands. Bear:
Game animals
shelterwood cutting unit in
fuels underburn, and a no burn in the cut units. Creeping barberry increased 7 years after
If ingested, call the Poison Control Center or your doctor. 1993 (F CalifJep), Hitchcock, C. L. et al. comprises less than 5% of the fall diet of moose in Fremont County, Idaho [166]. 2002 (Zander ed17), FNA Editorial Committee Flora of North America. severe fire in an advanced mature/early old-growth Douglas-fir forest in the
Flowers occur in dense racemes or umbels [3,68,85,99,100,110,124,153,157,210,216]. June to September in Utah [156] and June in the Great Plains [71]. Vascular plants of the Pacific Northwest. The average
fires. Gambel oak habitat: The frequency of creeping barberry was higher in
If shallow rhizomes are killed by fire, the remaining rhizomes below the mineral
snowberry-creeping barberry habitat type [200]
great change in germination percentage [192]. Douglas-fir: Creeping barberry was a common undergrowth species 10 years after a
Plummer and others [156] claim that seeds can require up to 196 days
[3] It is also found in many areas of California[4] and the Great Basin region in Nevada. Waterfalls Canyon in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming, 3,494 ac (1,414 ha) burned before
Creeping barberry sprouting in postfire year 1 after the 2017 Park Creek Fire near Lincoln, Montana. The fruit is suitable for preserves [34,52,100,109,116,135,153,164,197,207,210,214] and wine [116,197]. Berberis sonnei (Abrams) McMinn [98]
Silviculture:
Univ. It is a member of the barberry family Berberidaceae. Creeping Mahonia aka Creeping Barberry aka Creeping Hollygrape aka Ash Barberry aka Small or Dwarf Oregon Grape . Creeping barberry showed little
Creeping barberry sprouted 4 months after a fire that
It is a year-round attractive, hardy plant, tolerant of drought, frost, and heat, so it is popular with landscape designers and gardeners. Creeping mahonia is cultivated as an ornamental plant for use in natural landscaping, and in water conserving, drought tolerant, traditional residential, native plant habitat, and wildlife gardens.
quaking aspen woodlands in the West [5,6,44,81,82,136,136,137,176,220]. Systematic Botany 14:565-579. The Jepson manual: higher plants of California. soil in coniferous forests [34,71,213] and sometimes on shallow, rocky sites
postfire understory species in the severely burned areas, making up a maximum
the desert cottontail's diet in the Sugarloaf Mountain area of the Tonto
plants in southwest desert areas of the U.S. [89]. White fir/Douglas-fir habitat type, creeping barberry phase
was measured in winter, spring, summer, and fall. And, stinging nettles really do sting!
following year [184]. Creeping barberry neither increased nor decreased after herbicide treatment with
the Beaver Creek Watershed of the Coconino National Forest, Arizona [141] and Chopaka Mountain, Washington [39]. [156] claim that creeping barberry seeds can be stored up to 5 years with good
and "heavy burn"- trunk or mainstem
mixed conifer habitat, and a control site in northern Arizona. The following table provides the percent cover in unburned, low-intensity,
Flathead Fire. intensity" in the Lubrecht Experimental Forest in western Montana, almost no
Throughout the ages, the plant has been used as a medicine, cosmetic, and poison. 1970 (F Tex), Erhardt, W. et al. Utah, creeping barberry increased [163]. decreased to 23% germination after 13 years in an open warehouse, showing no
The weed exudes a milky sap that can severely irritate skin and eyes and is toxic if ingested. Douglas-fir/ninebark habitat on
(5-10 cm) layer [103]. You can eat creeping raspberry fruit -- but don't expect much more than a mouthful. Coverages are averaged over 3 postfire years of
Barberry is also a human health hazard, not only because it has sharp spines, but also because it acts as a nursery for deer ticks, which can transmit Lyme disease.
2.1% in spring, 0.1% in summer, and 0.8% in the fall [39].
each having an area of 100 ft�, were established at
If cross-pollination does not occur, self-pollination may occur, frequently
The density, cover, and frequency
holly grape
[61,98]
change after the following treatments: clearcutting without additional site or slash treatment,
Creeping barberry occurs in
1956 and burned in 1958. A. Prickly Pear …
Mahonia repens . growth of 0-6 months and slow growth after 6 months [156]. TAXONOMY:
Don't let children play with the weed! Creeping Mahonia, Creeping Hollygrape, Creeping Oregon Grape, Creeping Barberry, Prostrate Barberry. Forming an attractive and tight ground cover, Mahonia repens (Creeping Mahonia) is a low-growing, evergreen shrub with multi-season interest.
1980 (F New Mex), McGuffin, M., J. T. Kartesz, A. Y. Leung, & A. O. Tucker Herbs of commerce, ed. Following a 4,000 acre (1,619 ha) wildfire in 1968 in a ponderosa pine-mixed fir habitat
communities dominated by lodgepole pine that are less than 50 years old and end
2/3rds of prefire quantities 5 years after
fire. On average, duff smoldered longer on high-intensity
Data were collected from
Grizzly bears also eat the berries of creeping barberry [50,102]. grand fir/Rocky Mountain maple, and grand fir/globe huckleberry (Vaccinium
Toxic and Non-Toxic Plant List - Dogs Plants Toxic to Dogs Adam-and-Eve (Arum, Lord-and-Ladies, Wake Robin, Starch Root, Bobbins, Cuckoo Plant) | Scientific Names: Arum maculatum | Family: Araceae
Creeping barberry (Mahonia repens, syn. plots (all trees killed and the aboveground portions of understory species are
succession in clearcut and clearcut-burned areas
FEIS ABBREVIATION:
Punctures from rose thorns are well known. [34,96,133]. creeping barberry plants
for deer [155]. [61,68,85,88,99,100,109,135,157,216]. the no-burn to 80% in the high-consumption burn treatment. show low to moderate use, primarily in the fall and winter [150,207]. changed little after the shelterwood cut in the no burn and moist underburn
clearcutting but decreased 25 years after clearcutting [218]: The Jupiter Creek-Power Line site is located in the western hemlock/Oregon boxwood habitat and
Arizona:
Creeping barberry regenerates by rhizomes [133,135,147,190] and layering
Elevation:
cuttings of the hardwood should be harvested in the winter and grown in a
small amount of creeping barberry in the 2nd half of June and 1st half of July, but use was intermittent, depending upon the availability of
Douglas-fir/creeping barberry habitat type
It can be found as far north as SE Alaska and eastern Alberta to central New Mexico. [197]. quaking aspen [5,6,44,81,82,136,136,176,220], lodgepole pine [126], and blue spruce [57,126,180,219]. Creeping barberry is a perennial, evergreen, creeping subshrub
Soils were sampled in mature Douglas-fir/ninebark (Physocarpus malvaceus),
Creeping barberry is an excellent plant for xeriscaping due to its heat and
The percent use of creeping barberry for big game and livestock in a
central Idaho for viable creeping barberry seeds. While the plant is native to parts of Europe, Africa, and Asia, it can now be found all over the world. Montana west of the Continental Divide.
Mahonia repens commonly known as creeping mahonia, creeping Oregon grape, creeping barberry, or prostrate barberry, is a species of Mahonia native to the Rocky Mountains and westward areas of North America, from British Columbia and Alberta in the north through Arizona and New Mexico, then into northwest Mexico by some reports. Three replicated high- and low-intensity fires
creeping barberry and the most use by deer [92]. on low-intensity fire sites (40%). Poison ivy may come to mind, but many common garden plants can also be skin irritants for sensitive people. VALUE FOR REHABILITATION OF DISTURBED SITES: © Dave Powell, USDA Forest Service, www.forestryimages.org. Herbicide treatment and browsing:
The survival of creeping barberry was generally low and vigor was fair to poor on all
Subalpine fir/creeping barberry habitat type [219]
Lyon's Research Paper
DISCUSSION AND QUALIFICATION OF FIRE EFFECT: DISCUSSION AND QUALIFICATION OF PLANT RESPONSE: Vegetation response to restoration treatments in ponderosa pine-Douglas-fir forests of western Montana, Understory recovery after low- and high-intensity fires in northern Idaho ponderosa pine forests, VALUE FOR REHABILITATION OF DISTURBED SITES. viability; Jorgensen and Stevens [96] claim that seeds can be kept
The container production period (excluding hardening) has a moderate
Barberry – Berberis spp. Ponderosa pine/common snowberry (Symphoricarpos albus), creeping barberry phase [180], Montana
Creeping barberry had a germination rate of 25% for freshly collected seed and
After disturbances in a ponderosa pine/common juniper habitat type in the
Minor Toxicity: Ingestion of these plants may cause minor illnesses such as vomiting or diarrhea. averaged 127 kcal/m/s and ranged from 25 to 194 kcal/m/s. creeping barberry decreased slightly 2 years after
repens) is very similar to the Oregon grape shown here, yet it grows only to 2½ feet tall and slowly spreads to 3 to 5 feet wide, and is an ideal ground cover. of creeping barberry were studied the 1st postfire year. They turn purplish-bronze in the winter. A Utah flora. tested on a ponderosa pine-Douglas-fir-grand fir forest on the Priest River
In the mixed conifer stand, the burn severity was
Plummer and others
quickly invaded, but decreased with time and lack of disturbance [81]. The mean percent cover of creeping barberry is shown below [54]: Engelmann spruce/subalpine fir and lodgepole pine stands: Creeping barberry
conditions. The roots of creeping barberry were used for yellow dye [52,100,133,135,153,207]. fuel components discernible; and "severely burned"-fire consumed most of the
In a Gambel oak habitat on the Grand Mesa National Forest, Colorado, the percentage of cover for
Garden: Suitable for gardens yes Nursery Unknown Compost no Size at acquisition Unknown Garden location Unknown Garden notes The flowers of Mahonia repens have a mild sweet perfume.Creeping mahonia (also known as creeping barberry) can survive cold winters where the average annual low is -20 Fahrenheit. Revisions:
spraying with 2,4-5T (now banned by the EPA) [209] and increased slightly after chaining [105]. regular intervals. Bridger-Teton National Forest, Wyoming [127]: Mixed conifer, quaking aspen/mixed conifer and quaking aspen: Creeping barberry responded quickly after
Roots can reach a maximum rooting depth of 6 feet (1.8 m), providing
Dogs Cats Acacia Tree or Shrub Whistling Thorn Plant, Golden Wattle; many species Acacia longifolia; many species d c All Parts Acer Sanguineum Carolina Maple, Curled Maple, Red Maple, Rufacer Maple, Acer Sanguineum d c All parts, especially … Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii)/creeping barberry habitat type [7,113]
Creeping barberry browse contains toxic alkaloids and is slightly poisonous and unpalatable to livestock [33,52,73,136,207,210]; however, it is an important forage plant for the wildlife: White-tailed deer and mule deer : White-tailed deer [ 94 , 139 , 140 ] and mule deer [ 23 , 63 , 73 , 106 , 114 ] eat creeping barberry primarily in the fall and winter during periods of reduced snow cover in the Rocky Mountain … Ponderosa pine/common snowberry (Symphoricarpos albus) habitat type, creeping barberry phase [116,180]
Quaking aspen/creeping barberry habitat type [81,82]
favors early establishment of creeping barberry, which is a preferred forage species
The Hopi, Paiute, Navajo, Shoshoni, Blackfoot, Cheyenne, Mendocino, and other tribes also used the plant for medicinal, food, and ceremonial needs. areas but decreased after the dry burn [179]: Favorable responses of creeping barberry to prescribed burning:
Vegetation was compared between clearcuts, uncut, and cut and
Burn treatment
The following table presents the percent frequency of
Subalpine fir/creeping barberry habitat type [144]. per year in the Uinta Mountains of Utah [57] to 140 inches (3,556 mm)
While the orange fruit is edible and tasty, each raspberry is tiny and the plant does not produce huge yields. Each aerial stem arises from a rhizome that gives rise to other
If ingested, immediately call the Poison Control Center -- (800) 222-1222 -- or your doctor. ledifolius-Symphoricarpos oreophilus/Pseudoroegneria spicata) [170]
Mahonia amplectens Eastw.
Growth of creeping barberry is rapid after a disturbance but is slow when considered
in open areas is an important food for elk in the Rocky Mountains in the spring
Additionally, some botanists treat the plant as a subspecies of tall Oregon grape (Berberis aquifolium), in which case the scientific name Berberis aquifolium var. the no-burn, 8% in the low-consumption burn and 9% in the high-consumption burn
A warm pretreatment of seeds is
The biomass of creeping barberry was
The burn classifications are as follows: "Unburned"-no
Germination:
globulare) habitat types on the Payette and Boise National Forests in west
In a study by Trout and Leege
Creeping barberry produces 71,120 seeds per pound [96]. Shrub
White-tailed deer and mule deer:
Creeping barberry is tolerant of very strongly acid to mildly
precipitation ranging from 12 inches (305 mm)
was duff [25]. [48,187], ponderosa pine communities in the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness, Idaho [77], Rocky
larger branches of sagebrush remaining, but smaller branches and twigs consumed;
creeping barberry to acid soils created by the ponderosa pine needles [143]. Douglas-fir/creeping barberry habitat type [180], Nevada
ponderosa pine forests in the Black Hills and Bear Lodge Mountains in Wyoming. National Forest, Idaho. COMMON NAMES:
fall prescribed fires in the Lubrecht Experimental forest in western Montana,
and smaller consumed, larger materials partly burned with needles scorched and
Warner Creek Basin on the Willamette National Forest near Eugene, Oregon [160]. Cockerell [124,169,207]
In the upper-elevation and
Wheeler
the fruits of creeping barberry and play an important role in seed
The numbers below indicate the
Oregon grape (Mahonia aquifolium or Berberis aquifolium) is a medicinal herb from the plant family of Berberidaceae.Long before the Europeans and other immigrants began to arrive in America, indigenous tribes used Oregon grape for many ailments including fever, arthritis, jaundice, diarrhea, and other maladies. the treatment and decreased until creeping barberry was no longer present in the near-climax stage [221]: Mature larch/Douglas-fir: Following spring and fall prescribed burns of "light
hemlock at medium to high
of Missoula, Montana. Creeping barberry increased after 5 years then decreased by 11 years [218]: The Mullan Tree site is also located in the grand fir/Oregon boxwood habitat and was
[10] Native Americans also used the wood of the stem to produce yellow dyes[1] to stain woven baskets.[2]. Propagation by root cuttings is slow and not recommended
Creeping Charlie (Swedish Ivy (Plectranthus)) ... | Family: Scrophulariaceae Creeping Mahonia (Tall Mahonia, Mountain Grape, Oregon Grape, Oregon Holly, Holly-leaved Barberry) | Scientific Names: Mahonia aquifolium | Family: Berberidaceae
highest overall in the no burn areas, and greater in the
Creeping barberry grows well on soils
Seedling establishment/growth:
adaptability to water stress [40,145]. White-fir/creeping barberry habitat type, creeping barberry phase [126,219]
Seed production: Good fruit crops
of poor drainage and high water tables [85,156,213] and is weakly tolerant to
OTHER STATUS:
in Oregon, the effects of rehabilitation by seeding versus nonseeding were
"lightly burned" stand [111]: Douglas-fir/globe huckleberry: After spring and
In samples covering a total area of
White fir/creeping barberry habitat type [125]
Image by Garon Smith, used with permission. for an extended report on this study. The creeping raspberry (Rubus pentalobus) isn't a prostrate version of the common raspberry plant, but is a low-growing ground cover with deep green, semi-evergreen leaves and bright white flowers. seed banks is common [35,78].
unburned stands versus stands burned within 8 years of the sampling date in central Utah [107]: Douglas-fir/ponderosa pine habitat: Arno [15] studied the response of
Mountain cottontail and
sites [201].
more [61]. by the end of the 1st year after fire [33,195]. Individual stems can live for 10 years or
the Continental Divide in Montana and Yellowstone National Park, and in northern Idaho and
winter diet of elk. Creeping barberry grows at elevations ranging from near sea level on the Pacific
severity was indicated by the consumption of woody fuels, which ranged from 0% in
over the life of a forest stand [199]. Also known as creeping myrtle, periwinkle is a groundcover with dark-green foliage, oblong leaves, and blue, purple or white flowers that appear in early spring. Its evergreen foliage is comprised of leaves divided into 5-7 dull green leaflets that have prickly spines on the margins. abundant in the grazed, unburned areas [222]: DISCUSSION AND QUALIFICATION OF FIRE EFFECT, DISCUSSION AND QUALIFICATION OF PLANT RESPONSE. But vines … Douglas-fir, quaking aspen, and subalpine fir: Creeping barberry appeared 5 years after a
Ponderosa pine/common juniper (Juniperus communis)-common
soil surface can survive to form separate plants [35]. The plants contain cardiac glycosides that are highly toxic and can cause tremors, seizures and death. "moderate", indicating that litter was consumed, duff was deeply charred, but
woodlands.
National Park, Utah [217]. In studies by Habeck [75,76] in Glacier National Park,
Subalpine fir (Abies lasiocarpa)/creeping barberry habitat type, creeping barberry phase [185]
grand fir/Rocky Mountain maple habitat type in central Idaho are [186]: In the Black Hills of South Dakota, white-tailed deer use of creeping barberry
There are thorns on the ornamental shrub barberry. from: Berberis repens, Oregon-grape
Other:
cover of 1-3%. [4] It grows as a subshrub. [17]. [15]: Mixed conifer: The effectiveness of shelterwood cutting and underburning was
Douglas-fir/creeping barberry habitat type, creeping barberry phase [180,185,187,189,189]
In a subalpine forest in Colorado, the percent cover of
creeping barberry was favored by the heavy burn treatment [33]: Great Basin big sagebrush: The percent cover of creeping barberry was greater
Rhizomatous species, such as creeping barberry, often increase
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