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- CIB Research: Esler, K
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CIB Research: Esler, K
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(Blackwell Publishing Ltd, 2011)Aim We explored morphological and ecophysiological traits that enable invasive Australian acacias to compete with native species for resources (light, water and nutrients) necessary to support the substantial growth ...
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(Botanical Society of America, Inc., 2009)Mediterranean-type climate regions are highly biodiverse and predicted to be particularly sensitive to climate change. Shrubs of the mediterranean-type climate region of South Africa are highly threatened, and their ...
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(Elsevier, 2007-04)National and Provincial road verges are managed to promote road safety and conserve biodiversity. In most cases the management is carried out by contractors and funded by the Extended Public Works Programme. In some cases, ...
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(Elsevier, 2007-04)We consider how a range of vectors (“movers”) that disperse seeds in creeps and jumps at different spatial and temporal scales, and disturbances (“shakers” - natural and man-made disruptions of established natural ...
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(NATL INQUIRY SERVICES CENTRE PTY LTD, 2005-06)This pilot study examined changes in soil chemistry and microbial population sizes following the extensive wildfires in 2000 on the Cape Peninsula. The effects of standing alien plants and stacks of mechanically-cleared ...