___20___ the scheme to control rabbits in Australia by deliberately spreading the disease myxomatosis was a success in that huge numbers of rabbits were wiped out for the greater good - the “health” of Australian ecosystems. But would inflicting (使遭受) such a ___21___ slow painful...
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Soil N played a major role in determining crop yield in a pasture cropping experiment using Australian native grasses and wheat (Millar and Badgery, 2009). Legume plants form symbiotic relationships with rhizobia in the soil or inoculated seed allowing fixation of atmospheric N2 and associated N ...
Foresters are planting oaks whenever they can find the space, Trinidad said, such as on 14-foot parkways near UC Riverside, but heat tolerant nonnative shade trees still dominate, such as Australian willow, African sumac, pink trumpet tree, gold medallion, magnolias, ...
2021) due to their low sensitivity to fluctuations in soil characteristics, such as pH, which, in turn, may benefit Bradyrhizobium specialists like introduced Australian acacias (Lange 1961; Lafay and Burdon 2001; Birnbaum et al. 2016; Le Roux et al. 2016; Keet et al. 2017; Kamutando et...
Exotic plants can potentially modify ecosystem functions like cycling of nutrients by adjusting their decomposition rates. However, these effects are largely unknown for urban ecosystems, though they act as reservoirs of exotic plants. The present study
Prosopis species have since been identified as a serious problem in parts of South Africa and ranked as the second-most widespread invasive plant taxon after Australian Acacia species [16]. Prosopis species are recognised as highly invasive plants in both their native and introduced ranges [17]. ...
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We thank Richard Duncan, Adam Clark and Kyle Naish for comments that helped us improve the paper. We acknowledge funding from the Australian Research Council (DE120102221 to J.A.C.; DE130100572 to M.B.), the ARC Centre of Excellence for Environmental Decisions (to J.A.C. and M.B.),...
But as one might expect with populations which have been isolated from one another for a considerable time. the Australian plants differ from their New Zealand counterparts, principally in their vegetative features (see • In addit