Archive image from page 7 of Deep-rooted plants for erosion control. Deep-rooted plants for erosion control on granitic road fills in the Idaho Batholith deeprootedplants161mega Year: 1974 IDAHO BATHOLITH • MISSOULA • IWOSCOW Figure l.—Looation map shewing the Idaho Batholith and the study

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