Most prairie seeds require stratification to break embryonic dormancy.

• COLD DRY (CD)
• COLD MOIST (CM)
• HOT WATER (HW)
• SCARIFICATION (S)
• INOCULATION (I)
• VEGETATIVE CUTTINGS (VC)

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• PART A - PROPAGATE SEEDLINGS FROM STRATIFIED PRAIRIE SEEDS p. 2

• PART B - TRANSPLANTING SEEDLINGS p. 3

• PART C - RESTORATION OF AN AREA p. 4
  3. Legumes such as the prairie clover (Dalea sp.) -> Petalostemum should be scarified and inoculated with Rhizobium bacteria.
  4. Dalea candida -> Petalostemum candidum
     Dalea purpurea -> Petalostemum purpureum

• PART D - MANAGING WEEDS AND WOODY INVASIVE SPECIES p. 5

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Reference:

• Russell R. Kirt Prairie