10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RIVER RED GUM»
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river red gum in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Forest Trees of Australia
River red gum is the most widely distributed of all eucalypts. With the exception of
the southern parts of Western Australia, the Nullarbor Plain and the coastal fringe
of most of Victoria, New South Wales and eastern Queensland, it is found ...
2
Ecosystem Response Modelling in the Murray-Darling Basin
2 River red gum with sedge groundcover requires about two months of overbank
flow in five years to stay in good condition. 3 River red gum forest with grass/
chenopod shrub groundcover and river red gum forest with shrubby understorey
...
3
Plant Resources of Tropical Africa: Timbers / ed.: D. Louppe ...
River red gum is suited to mass vegetative propagation. Cuttings from juvenile
shoots (i.e. below the 10th node) root readily in about 30% of genotypes. A major
reforestation project in Morocco is based entirely on cuttings of river red gum.
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Floodplain Wetland Biota in the Murray-Darling Basin: Water ...
Little is known of the critical depth at which river red gums access groundwater
but it is likely to vary depending on soil quality (Overton and Jolly 2004) and
depth of individual river red gum roots, which may be partly determined by the
flood ...
Kerrylee Rogers, Timothy J. Ralph,
2011
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Floods in an Arid Continent
Landscape‐Scale Implications The river red gum is highly opportunistic in its use
of water, a limiting and varying resource. This strategy enables the river red gum
to be widely distributed, albeit often in a linear fashion along water courses.
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Plants of Western New South Wales
River red gum communities Ribbon stands of river red gum occur along the major
rivers and their associated swamps and billabongs as well as along the
ephemeral sandy creeks of the drier areas of the region. In other areas,
particularly in ...
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14 Fun Facts About Australia's Murray
River: A 15-Minute Book
River Red Gum (Jan Fletcher) Fact 5: The Murray River created the largest River
Red Gum Forest in the world. About 30, 000 years ago, the Cadell Fault line
opened up in a north south line. It lifted the eastern side of the land 15 to 20 feet (
8 to ...
8
Tree Hollows and Wildlife Conservation in Australia
In a study of River Red Gum, hollows in the main stem accounted for only 9% of
all hollows (Newton- John 1992). Most hollows in eucalypts occur in branches (
Figure 4.4B). In four species of eucalypts from tall, open forest in East Gippsland
...
Philip Gibbons, David Lindenmayer,
2002
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Medicinal Plants in Australia Volume 2: Gums, Resins, Tannin ...
Although the River Red Gum generally prefers a riverine site, permanent water is
not a prerequisite for its survival and its range can extend into arid and semi-arid
regions. This Eucalypt is a survival expert that can deploy a number of rugged ...
10
River and Stream Ecosystems of the World
Logs of river red gum may remain in lowland streams for decades, if not centuries
, and are a major habitat for invertebrates in lowland rivers (Maher, 1984; Walker,
1986; O'Connor, 1991a, b). DECOMPOSERS Microbes are required for the ...
Colbert E. Cushing, Kenneth W. Cummins, G. Wayne Minshall,
2006
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RIVER RED GUM»
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river red gum is used in the context of the following news items.
Forester open to logging Red Gum parks
Mr De Fegely says it is important to consult Indigenous people and the community more in any management decisions affecting river red gum forests. «ABC Online, Dec 14»
Book review: Flooded Forest and Desert Creek, by Matthew J Colloff.
The River Red Gum Eucalyptus camaldulensis is the only eucalypt found naturally in every Australian mainland state and territory; as the title suggests it may ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Oct 14»
Victoria scraps Barmah National Park river red gum logging trial
A contentious plan to cut down river red gums in the Barmah National Park, on the border of Victoria and NSW, has been scrapped by the Victorian government. «The Age, Oct 14»
Fears for Alice Springs' iconic river red gums
"I've had a number of people who've come to see me about their beautiful, mature river red gums that are defoliating rapidly," he told Stewart Brash on 783 ABC ... «ABC Local, Oct 14»
The mysterious River Red Gum
River redgum While it may be one of Australia's most iconic trees, central to our environmental, economic, social and cultural values, little is actually known ... «ABC Online, Aug 14»
The river red gum, more than just a tree.
The river red gum is arguably Australia's best known eucalypt. It is the most widely-grown eucalypt, not just across Australia, but around the world. It grows in ... «ABC Online, Aug 14»
River red gum - more than just a tree
"The river red gum has been the subject of repeated government inquiries over its conservation, use and management. Despite this we know remarkably little ... «Phys.Org, Aug 14»
National Trust adds Alphington's 200-year-old river red gum tree to …
THE National Trust has declared an old river red gum tree on the Alphington railway reserve as having regional significance and has placed it on its register of ... «Herald Sun, Jul 14»
Burnside shopping centre gum tree dead and will be removed
Much has been spent on trying to save the river red gum since it was enclosed by stores and a canopy when the shopping centre was expanded in 2011. «ABC Online, Aug 13»
Artificial floods to revive river red gum forest
The world's second largest river red gum forest, on the NSW-Victorian border, is set to receive its first managed environmental watering this spring. The $80 ... «ABC Online, Jul 13»