Rainforest, wet sclerophyll forest and eucalypt forest exist as Alternative Stable States
moderated by fire. Eucalypt forest is flammable and subject to regular fire. Insights into the …

The cool temperate rainforests of eastern Australia are at risk from anthropogenic climate
change with predicted changes in temperature, rainfall, severe weather, basal cloud layer …

Microbes support all life forms of the biosphere, contributing to nutrient cycling and climate
regulation, with crucial roles in primary production, food production, and planetary health …

The Australian 2019–2020 wildfires impacted the subtropical rainforest with a variety of burn
severities, making them vulnerable to another burn. Rainforest post-fire regenerated …

Forest restoration is critical for meeting global objectives related to climate change
mitigation, biodiversity conservation and sustainable livelihoods. Recently, new …

Temperate rainforests have historically been considered highly vulnerable to disturbance.
Climate change, which is expected to increase the intensity, frequency, and impacts of …

Context Species fire responses were investigated in a mixed sclerophyll–rainforest
ecosystem in the Nightcap Range, North Coast, New South Wales. Aims To examine rates of …

Riparian taxa are subject to dynamic, intense, flood‐related stressors, and have evolved
traits to persist in this environment. Climate change‐induced intensification of flood regimes …

The subtropical rainforest shrub Graptophyllum reticulatum (Acanthaceae) occurs in only a
few populations within a 20‐kilometer range in the Sunshine Coast, south‐east Queensland …

Context Rainforests typically evolved without the influence of fire or with only low-intensity
fires, making them vulnerable to contemporary increases in fire frequency and intensity …