[BOOK][B] Australian rainforests: islands of green in a land of fire
DMJS Bowman - 2000 - books.google.com
Why do Australian rainforests occur as islands within the vast tracts of Eucalyptus? Why is
fire a critical ecological factor in every Australian landscape? What were the consequences …
fire a critical ecological factor in every Australian landscape? What were the consequences …
Leaf phenology of woody species in a north Australian tropical savanna
Leaf phenology was monitored for 49 woody species (trees and tall shrubs) each month
over a 2.5‐year period in a humid, wet–dry tropical eucalypt savanna at Solar Village, near …
over a 2.5‐year period in a humid, wet–dry tropical eucalypt savanna at Solar Village, near …
Response of Eucalyptus‐dominated savanna to frequent fires: lessons from Munmarlary, 1973–1996
We assess a replicated fire plot experiment undertaken between 1973 and 1996 in two
Eucalyptus‐dominated savanna vegetation formations (open forest, woodland), at …
Eucalyptus‐dominated savanna vegetation formations (open forest, woodland), at …
Carbon balance of a tropical savanna of northern Australia
Through estimations of above-and below-ground standing biomass, annual biomass
increment, fine root production and turnover, litterfall, canopy respiration and total soil CO 2 …
increment, fine root production and turnover, litterfall, canopy respiration and total soil CO 2 …
[BOOK][B] World savannas: ecology and human use
J Mistry, A Beradi - 2014 - taylorfrancis.com
An interdisciplinary text on the world's savannas, covering the geography, ecology,
economics and politics of savanna regions. Savannas are a distinct vegetation type …
economics and politics of savanna regions. Savannas are a distinct vegetation type …
Fire research for conservation management in tropical savannas: introducing the Kapalga fire experiment
Fire is a dominant feature of tropical savannas throughout the world, and provides a unique
opportunity for habitat management at the landscape scale. We provide the background and …
opportunity for habitat management at the landscape scale. We provide the background and …
Cleaning, protecting, or abating? Making indigenous fire management “work” in northern Australia
Kakadu National Park in northern Australia was one of the first jointly managed parks in the
world, and offers an important case study of how public institutions and indigenous …
world, and offers an important case study of how public institutions and indigenous …
Seasonal roosts and foraging movements of the black flying fox (Pteropus alecto) in the Northern Territory: resource tracking in a landscape mosaic
C Palmer, JCZ Woinarski - Wildlife Research, 1999 - CSIRO Publishing
Radio-telemetry was used to investigate roosting and movement patterns of the black flying
fox (Pteropus alecto) in the seasonal tropics of the Northern Territory. Sixteen P. alecto were …
fox (Pteropus alecto) in the seasonal tropics of the Northern Territory. Sixteen P. alecto were …
Seedling establishment in an Australian tropical savanna: effects of seed supply, soil disturbance and fire
SA Setterfield - Journal of Applied ecology, 2002 - Wiley Online Library
Summary 1 Australia's savannas typically are burnt every 1–3 years. Although there are
concerns about the effect of frequent fire on recruitment of Australian savanna species, there …
concerns about the effect of frequent fire on recruitment of Australian savanna species, there …
Exotic grass invasions: applying a conceptual framework to the dynamics of degradation and restoration in Australia's tropical savannas
Plant invasions can cause severe degradation of natural areas. The ability of an ecosystem
to recover autogenically from degradation following weed control is in part determined by …
to recover autogenically from degradation following weed control is in part determined by …