A new avenue of 36 Queensland blue gums along a Toogoom drain started with a suggestion from a local resident. Now the reserve will a better place for wildlife and people. The planting is part the Greening the Fraser Coast program, under which the Council has committed to plant 100,000 tre...
A review of the leaf oils of the 13 species now recognised in the genus Backhousia is presented. This review carries on from, and incorporates data from, an earlier (1995) review of the then recognised eight species. The leaf oils of two new species of B
As Naomi, a scientist from Central on Queensland University said, when you don't see the sunlight first thing in the morning, your body never gets the signal that it needs to shift into daytime mode. ___48___ Plants produce oils during dry periods, possibly to sto...
2014. Ethnobiological study of the plants used in the healing practices of an indigenous people Tau Taa Wana in Central Sulawesi, Indonesia. Procedia ... Himmi,SK,Humaedi,... - 《Procedia Environ》 被引量: 3发表: 2014年 Efficacy of indigenous plants on healing of experimental wounds in co...
The plant biomass of a Eucalyptus signata-dominated forest 15 m tall growing on infertile sands off the Queensland coast is characterized in detail. The forest has a biomass of 180 t/ha, 90% of which is found in the nine species achievin... W Westman,R Rogers - 《Australian Journal of...
It is a threat to the pasture lands of central Queensland and has the potential to convert much traditional pasture land into parthenium-dominated communities. This study was initiated to identify beneficial pasture plants that may be able to competitively displace parthenium weed from the present ly...
Sorghum is a drought-tolerant staple crop for half a billion people in Africa and Asia, an important source of animal feed throughout the world and a biofuel feedstock of growing importance. Cultivated sorghum and its inter-fertile wild relatives constit
Plants that break some of the 'rules' of ecology by adapting in unconventional ways may have a higher chance of surviving climate change, according to researchers from the University of Queensland and Trinity College Dublin. Dr. Annabel Smith, from UQ's School of Agriculture and Food Sciences,...
This explains the blue in the south west corner, in the area between Melbourne and Adelaide, in Tasmania, and in central Queensland. That’s not a surprise. But this analysis was based on numbers of records, not necessarily numbers of species, and it was based on threatened species only, ...
Growing evidence indicates that plant community structure and traits have changed under climate warming, especially in cold or high-elevation regions. However, the impact of these warming-induced changes on ecosystem carbon sequestration remains unclear.