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The conservation value of regrowth native plant communities : A review: Final report: A report prepared for the New South Wales Scientific Committee

Doherty, Michael1998

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Summary

A literature review was undertaken on the conservation value of regrowth native vegetation, focussing on New South Wales but also reviewing relevant literature from other regions of Australia and overseas.

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Main title:

The conservation value of regrowth native plant communities : A review: Final report: A report prepared for the New South Wales Scientific Committee / by Michael Doherty

Author:

Doherty, MichaelCSIRO (Australia). Division of Wildlife and EcologyNSW Scientific Committee

Imprint:

Canberra CSIRO Division of Wildlife and Ecology December 1998

Collation:

various paginations

Contents:

Conseptual framework: Succession, disturbance and 'natural' vegetation - Methods - Results - Regrowth after clearing and thinning - Regrowth after fire - Regrowth after fire - Regrowth after cessation of grazing - Regrowth after logging - Regrowth after mining - Fragmentation effects - Conservation value of regrowth: synthesis of available information - Importance of regrowth areas to the maintenance of biodiversity - Time scale of restoration via regrowth - Mechanisms of persistance and recovery after disturbance

ISBN:

0731363131 (invalid)

Dewey class:

333.953 CON

Local class:

333.953

Language:

English

Subject:

Remnant Australian native plantsRestoration ecology -- AustraliaRevegetation -- New South WalesVegetation management -- AustraliaPlant conservation -- New South Wales

BRN:

31250