Meeting the global challenge to conserve biodiversity in intensively used agricultural
landscapes is dependent on understanding and overcoming the limits to persistence of …

Grazing by domestic livestock has greatly degraded many Australian ecosystems and its
legacy will be long-lasting in many areas. Although livestock are usually removed from …

Changes in tussock attributes and sward structure with time-since-fire were documented for
the dominant tussock grass, Themeda triandra, at the Derrimut Grassland Reserve in …

Aim To enhance current attempts to understand biodiversity patterns by using an historical
ecology approach to highlight the over‐riding influence of land‐use history in creating past …

Temperate grassy ecosystems are amongst Australia's most endangered ecosystems. Most
remnants are small, fragmented and highly degraded. Practical methods for restoring native …

To examine the influence of seasonality on the abundance and composition of species in
the community, we studied the seed rain and the seed bank in a seasonal, semi-deciduous …

Fencing remnant native vegetation has become a widespread activity for arresting declines
in biodiversity in agricultural landscapes. However, few data are available on the …

Restoring Australia's temperate grasslands and grassy woodlands: integrating function and
diversity - Prober - 2005 - Ecological Management & Restoration - Wiley Online Library Skip to …

Summary 1 Plant functional types (PFTs) are groups of species sharing traits that govern
their mechanisms of response to environmental perturbations such as recurring fires …

The effect of grassland gap size on the establishment of five non-clonal perennial forbs,
comprising a range of seed masses, was investigated in two Themeda triandra Forsskal …