Luke OLoughlins PhD Research Invader-invader mutualism faciltates secondary invasion in rainforest on Christmas Island
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Our research focuses on the population dynamics of plants and. By impacts of natural disturbances and global environmental change. We are particularly interested in the interactive effects of fire, g. In grasslands and woodlands in. Southern Australia, and how climate change,. And shrub encroachment affect ecosystems. Sunday, 31 December 2017.
TREES - the dominant vegetation type at the WWHFE. I was exposed to a machine used in forestry that is capable of consuming a 10 m tall tree in 15 seconds. Although interesting, that is perhaps a topic for another time.
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Less contemporary is the bizarre novel by Daniel Kehlmann. Which provides fanciful double biographies of two of the greatest scientists of the 1800s, one an aristocratic committed empiricist, Alexander von Humboldt. A nice review can be found here. What good is science for the national interest? August 27, 2013. And read a position paper.
See All Side x Side. See All Tires and Wheels.
Why do plants grow where they do? Snowpatches or just patches of snow? April 19, 2015. Snowpatches across the Main Range, Kosciuszko NP. Areas where snow lasts well into summer are obvious in the landscape and create distinct vegetation patterns.
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