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SENSITIVE PLANT SPECIES TO BE SURVEYED i. The Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit Member shall submit two copies of a work plan to each of the NTRs at least 30 days prior to the start of fieldwork done under this Agreement. The work plan may be submitted either as a hard copy or in electronic format. The work plan shall include the following: (1) a schedule of the approximate dates during which fieldwork will be conducted;
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