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    importance of water regimes operating at small spatial scales for the diversity and structure of wetland vegetation

    importance of water regimes operating at small spatial scales for the diversity and structure of wetland vegetation by RAULINGS, ELISA J, MORRIS, KAY, ROACHE, MICHAEL C, BOON, PAUL I

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    Is hydrological manipulation an effective management tool for rehabilitating chronically flooded, brackish-water wetlands?

    Is hydrological manipulation an effective management tool for rehabilitating chronically flooded, brackish-water wetlands? by RAULINGS, ELISA J., MORRIS, KAY, ROACHE, MICHAEL C., BOON, PAUL I.

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    Relationship between water regime and hummock-building by Melaleuca ericifolia and Phragmites australis in a brackish wetland

    Relationship between water regime and hummock-building by Melaleuca ericifolia and Phragmites australis in a brackish wetland by Wallis, Elizabeth, Raulings, Elisa

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    Can green firebreaks help balance biodiversity, carbon storage and wildfire risk?

    Can green firebreaks help balance biodiversity, carbon storage and wildfire risk? by Marshall, Erica, Holyland, Brendan, Parkins, Kate, Raulings, Elisa, Good, Megan K., Swan, Matthew, Bennett, Lauren T., Penman, Trent D.

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    Rehabilitation of Swamp Paperbark (Melaleuca ericifolia) wetlands in south-eastern Australia: effects of hydrology, microtopography, plant age and planting technique on the success of community-based revegetation trials

    Rehabilitation of Swamp Paperbark (Melaleuca ericifolia) wetlands in south-eastern Australia: effects of hydrology, microtopography, plant age and planting technique on the success... by Raulings, Elisa J, Boon, Paul I, Bailey, Paul C, Roache, Michael C, Morris, Kay, Robinson, Randall

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    Do birds of a feather disperse plants together

    Do birds of a feather disperse plants together by RAULINGS, ELISA, MORRIS, KAY, THOMPSON, ROSS, NALLY, RALPH MAC

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    Soil seed banks of degraded riparian zones in southeastern Australia and their potential contribution to the restoration of understorey vegetation

    Soil seed banks of degraded riparian zones in southeastern Australia and their potential contribution to the restoration of understorey vegetation by Williams, Laura, Reich, Paul, Capon, Samantha J, Raulings, Elisa

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    Aerial seed storage in Melaleuca ericifolia Sm. (Swamp Paperbark): environmental triggers for seed release

    Aerial seed storage in Melaleuca ericifolia Sm. (Swamp Paperbark): environmental triggers for seed release by Hamilton-Brown, Sheila, Boon, Paul I, Raulings, Elisa, Morris, Kay, Robinson, Randall

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    Do birds of a feather disperse plants together?: Plant dispersal by ducks

    Do birds of a feather disperse plants together?: Plant dispersal by ducks by RAULINGS, ELISA, MORRIS, KAY, THOMPSON, ROSS, NALLY, RALPH MAC

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    Is hydrological manipulation an effective management tool for rehabilitating chronically flooded, brackish-water wetlands?: Hydrological manipulations for wetland rehabilitation

    Is hydrological manipulation an effective management tool for rehabilitating chronically flooded, brackish-water wetlands?: Hydrological manipulations for wetland rehabilitation by RAULINGS, ELISA J., MORRIS, KAY, ROACHE, MICHAEL C., BOON, PAUL I.

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    SOIL SEED BANKS OF DEGRADED RIPARIAN ZONES IN SOUTHEASTERN AUSTRALIA AND THEIR POTENTIAL CONTRIBUTION TO THE RESTORATION OF UNDERSTOREY VEGETATION

    SOIL SEED BANKS OF DEGRADED RIPARIAN ZONES IN SOUTHEASTERN AUSTRALIA AND THEIR POTENTIAL CONTRIBUTION TO THE RESTORATION OF UNDERSTOREY VEGETATION by WILLIAMS, Laura, REICH, Paul, CAPON, Samantha J, RAULINGS, Elisa

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