Small scale additions of native plants fail to increase beneficial insect richness in urban gardens. Insect Conserv. Divers. 4, 89-98.Matteson KC, Langellotto GA (2011) Small scale additions of native plants fai
About ten or so years ago, I had a small organic farm. I decided to get an Australian Shepherd because I wanted a dog that was smart and trainable. I didn’t have sheep or goats, nothing for her to herd, but she did like to herd the horses that grazed in the pasture. She always...
Recording thanks to the Australian National Botanic Gardens. They have a lot of character. Ruffly black feathers, grey-white eyes, loads of cocky personality. They love to sit on top of light poles and stake their territory with calls and posturing. ...
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To address the study aim, we used information on fine-scale dispersal behaviours to model the contribution of scattered trees and small patches for the Karuah-Myall catchments, New South Wales, Australia, for a “general representative species” dependent on native woody vegetation (Lechner et al...
one third of all native vascular plants in Switzerland. Around 40 km2 of the municipality’s land are classified as green space which includes large tracts of hillside forest, wooded cemeteries, sports fields, gardens, and river-side greenspace (Grün Stadt Zurich, 2019). Zurich’s long ...
The project was funded by an Australian Research Council Grant to SDH, SLK and RDP (DP140103357) for work on the evolution and conservation consequences of promiscuity in plants pollinated by vertebrates. SDH was also supported by a Discovery Outstanding Researcher Award attached to this grant, ...
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2004, Australian National University, Anthropology and Archaeology Department Google Scholar Meijaard E, Groves CP: The geography of mammals and rivers in mainland Southeast Asia. Primate Biogeography. Edited by: Lehman SM, Fleagle JG. 2006, New York: Springer, 305-329. full_text. Chapter ...
A revision of British hypogeous fungi, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, 1993 [28] Ulevičius A., Juškaitis R., Pauža D., Balčiauskas L., Ostasevičius V., Žemaitijos nacionalinio parko žinduoliai (Mammals of Žemaitija national park), Theriol. Lituanica, 2002, 2, 1-20...