SYDNEY, June 2 (Xinhua) -- A team of researchers in Australia Friday announced the discovery of a native plant that has the capability to stop the Zika virus in its tracks. The lead researcher on the project, Dr Trudi Collet, senior lecturer in pharmacy at the Queensland University of Tech...
they are inextricably tied to the Australian landscape, and so the growing of Australian native plants has always been about not only propagating and growing Australian plants in gardens, but also about getting out into the bush collecting propagating material and understanding the plants in their na...
SYDNEY, April 8 (Xinhua) -- An ancient tobacco plant, native to Northern and Central Australia, could hold the key to fast tracking COVID-19 vaccine production, according to local scientists. Lead researcher, Professor Peter Waterhouse from Australia's Queensland University of Technology (QUT), ...
As a rainforest species originating in the subtropics of Queensland, it enjoys a warm spot in your garden with full sun to part-shade that is also protected from frosts and cold winds. Alternatively, Lemon Myrtle grows well in pots and makes a great indoor plant, so you can enjoy its aes...
Queensland Alliance for Agriculture and Food Innovation (QAAFI), The University of Queensland, Coopers Plains, QLD 4108, Australia † Presented at the Third International Tropical Agriculture Conference (TROPAG 2019), Brisbane, Australia, 11–13 November 2019....
Found in Queensland and New Guinea, it is most commonly found growing from 1200 to 2700 meters but can be found as low as 5 meters above sea level. It is only used by New Guineans who use it as a pre battle hallucinogen, it was not used by the Australian Aborigine at all. ...
Government of South Australia, State Flora, Bushfire resistance – https://www.stateflora.sa.gov.au/the-australian-garden/why-choose-native-plants/bushfire-resistance Tasmania Fire Services, Fire Retardant Garden Plants for The Urban Fringe and Rural Areas brochure –https://...
According to the study's lead scientist Associate Professor Rod Fensham from The University of Queensland thedisease, myrtle rust, arrived in Australia in 2010 and poses a major threat to the survival of dozens of Australian plantspecies.
According to the study's lead scientist Associate Professor Rod Fensham from The University of Queensland thedisease, myrtle rust, arrived in Australia in 2010 and poses a major threat to the survival of dozens of Australian plantspecies.
Native plant species regeneration in restoration plantings on the Atherton Tablelands, North Queensland Tropical rainforests are species-rich and diverse ecosystems, containing a considerable proportion of the world's biodiversity and genetic resources. These... McKenna 被引量: 2发表: 2001年 Conservation...