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The Chattamarra Project: Rejuvenating the arid shrublands by Fullarton, Lex

“…In addition it aims to reduce a second human induced impact of climate change – that of overgrazing the arid shrublands caused through the introduction of grazing animals. …”
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Spatial patterns in species-rich sclerophyll shrublands of southwestern Australia by Perry, G., Enright, Neal, Miller, Ben, Lamont, Byron

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Comparison of post-mine rehabilitated and natural shrubland communities in southwestern Australia by Herath, Dulana, Lamont, Byron, Enright, Neal, Miller, Ben

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The effect of diet on the nutrition and production of merino ewes in the arid shrublands of Western Australia by Daly, Fiona Frances Margaret

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Biomass and litter accumulation patterns in species-rich shrublands for fire hazard assessment by Westcott, V., Enright, Neal, Miller, Ben, Fontaine, J., Lade, J., Lamont, Byron

“…Fuel age is an imprecise surrogate for fire hazard in species-rich Mediterranean-type shrublands. We present an efficient method for aerial biomass and litter estimation of shrublands on sandy and calcareous substrates in south-western Australia that enables fuel accumulation patterns to be compared independently of vegetation age. …”
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A test of landscape function theory in the semi-arid shrublands of Western Australia by Alchin, Mark David

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Genetic and ecological consequences of interactions between three banksias in mediterranean-type shrubland by He, Tianhua, Lamont, Byron

“…Location: A sclerophyll shrubland (kwongan) at Beekeepers Nature Reserve, 300 km north of Perth, Western Australia. …”
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Contrasting spatial pattern and pattern-forming processes in natural vs. restored shrublands by Miller, Ben, Perry, G., Enright, Neal, Lamont, Byron

“…We compared 87 plant species patterns at two sites restored after sand-mining in southwestern Australia with 233 patterns at four nearby, species-rich, natural shrubland communities, examining a total of 193 species. …”
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Nearest-neighbour interactions in species-rich shrublands: the roles of abundance, spatial patterns and resources by Perry, G., Enright, Neal, Miller, Ben, Lamont, Byron

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Fire impacts on restored shrublands following mining for heavy minerals near Eneabba, southwestern Australia by Herath, Dulana Nilupul

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Community-level spatial structure supports a model of stochastic geometry in species-rich shrublands by Perry, G., Miller, B., Lamont, Byron, Enright, N.

“…The disturbance regime in the shrubland communities we consider is markedly different from those in the forest ecosystems where previous studies have been concentrated (recurrent fire versus infrequent gap-phase dynamics) and resources are more limiting. …”
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Soil vs. canopy seed storage and plant species coexistence in species-rich Australian shrublands by Enright, Neal, Mosner, E., Miller, Ben, Johnson, Nicole, Lamont, Byron

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Persistence of resprouting species after fire in natural and post-mine restored shrublands in southwestern Australia by Herath, Dulana, Lamont, Byron

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Harvesting rate of the termite, Drepanotermes tamminensis (Hill) within native woodland and shrubland of the Western Australian wheatbelt by Park, H., Majer, Jonathan, Hobbs, R., Bae, T.

“…The main litter components harvested by this termite in a woodland dominated by Eucalyptus capillosa are bark and leaves of the major tree species, while in shrubland doininated by Allocasuarina campestris, shoots of this species are taken. …”
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Impact of fire on plant-species persistence in post-mine restored and natural shrubland communities in southwestern Australia by Herath, Dulana, Lamont, Byron, Enright, Neal, Miller, Ben

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Dispersal, edaphic fidelity and speciation in species-rich Western Australian shrublands: evaluating a neutral model of biodiversity by Perry, G., Enright, Neal, Miller, Ben, Lamont, Byron, Etienne, R.

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Do plant functional traits determine spatial pattern?: A test on species-rich shrublands, Western Australia by Perry, G., Enright, N., Miller, B., Lamont, Byron

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Stochastic geometry best explains spatial associations among species pairs and plant functional types in species-rich shrublands by Perry, G, Miller, Ben, Enright, Neal, Lamont, Byron

“…Using point pattern analyses we assessed the prevalence of hetero specific associations between >10 500 pairs of species and >3400 pairs of plant functional types (PFTs) in four biodiverse shrubland communities in southwestern Australia. After controlling for first-order effects, spatial associations between species and PFTs were rare, but were most prevalent at the least species-rich of the four sites considered. …”
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Diversity patterns in the steppe of Argentinean Southern Patagonia by Peri, P., Lencinas, M., Pastur, G., Wardell-Johnson, Grant, Lasagno, G.

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A framework for developing completion criteria for mine closure and rehabilitation by Manero, A., Kragt, M., Standish, R., Miller, B., Jasper, D., Boggs, G., Young, Renee

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