This review critically evaluates the strategies for selection of salt tolerant woody Australian
species for land reclamation. There is evidence that in selecting material to screen …

Dryland salinity is emerging as a major form of land and water degradation in southern
Australia, particularly in Western Australia, South Australia and Victoria, and to a lesser …

In southern Australia, the replacement of deep-rooted perennial native vegetation with
shallow-rooted annual crops has resulted in a rising water table and the development of a …

This paper presents the results of computer simulations of runoff from 13 major fresh and
brackish river basins in south-western Australia (SWA) under climate projections obtained …

In Australia revegetation of both groundwater recharge and discharge areas is seen as a
fundamental element of dryland salinity management. Millions of trees are planted each …

This book discusses comparative hydrology on a global scale, using time sequences of data
for individual catchments. There are seven chapters entitled:(1) introduction;(2) the …

The southern Australian landscape is characterised by large climatic variability and an old,
weathered surface with generally low hydraulic gradients. Many of these landscapes are …

A total of 148 Pinus pinaster trees from 18 farm plantations in south-western Australia were
destructively sampled to develop biomass and carbon mass prediction equations for …

Abstract The wheatbelt of Western Australia largely corresponds to a zone of ancient
drainage, characterised by highly variable rainfall, long dry summers, low hydraulic …

The past four decades have seen a transformative process in Australian agriculture–the
gradual incorporation of conservation practices such as ecological restoration, revegetation …