1997. The effects of ecological reha- bilitation on vegetation recruitment: some observations from the wet tropics of North Queensland. Forest Ecol Manag. 99:133-152.Tucker, N.I.J., Murphy, T.M., 1997. The effect of ecological re- habilitation of vegetation recruitment: some observations ...
The North West Loop is more than a road trip; it's a transformative journey through time and terrain, revealing the untamed spirit of Outback Queensland in every kilometre travelled. Prepare to be captivated by the raw beauty and indomitable spirit of the Australian Outback on this epic road ...
Native to America, the cane toad (癞蛤蟆) was introduced to northern Queensland 70 years ago to control sugarcane beetles (甘蔗害虫). The toads failed in that duty but spread across Queensland and into neighboring northern area. Now it calmly invades(侵略)the states of Western Australia and Ne...
native garden in a cottage style.I had the chance to see Mike and Lesleyas garden last Friday and was surprised to see the number of Central Queensland native plants taken to Toowoomba that have thrived.Added to these plants, the garden also contains those unique plants that could only grow...
Discover unspoiled Wave Break Island, a Queensland gem, on this guided kayak tour—no experience necessary. Look out for … Free cancellation Recommended by 93% of travelers from $54 per adult Reserve Premium Springbrook Natural Bridge, Glow Worm Cave & Skywalk 91...
Copper is an essential micronutrient for plants to survive, but at high concentrations (>20gg 1 ) in plant tissues, it can cause foliar chlorosis, stunted growth, and ultimately plant death. The Roseby Corridor in Central Queensland (near Cloncurry) is host to copper metallophytes ( Polycarpa...
The large yellow toads,native to South and Central America, were introduced into the north-easternAustralian state of Queenslandin 1935 in an attempt to stop beetles and other insects from de-stroyingsugarcane crops. Now up t0 200 million of the poisonous toads exist in thecountry, and they ...
MY FIRST carbon neutral two days was spent in North Queensland at Hidden Valley, 70km north-west of Townsville, where the weather was cool to cold and damp to wet but an uplifting experience even with the weather. This resort and its owners the McLennan family are marvellous hosts with a ...
Jackson J and Ash AJ (2001) The role of trees in enhancing soil nutrient availability for native perennial grasses in open eucalypt woodlands of north-east Queensland. Australian Journal of Agricultural Research, 52, pp 377-386.Jackson, J., Ash, A.J., 2001. The role of trees in ...
ACROSS Central Queensland at the moment a Western Australian clumping plant is finding favour. The plant is the Kangaroo Paw (pictured below left) or Anigozanthos and with their distinctive flowers and diversity of colours and forms the Kangaroo Paw or Anigozanthos has become an Australian icon...