Nielsen park she-oak

Article Abstract:

A description of the endangered Australian shrub, the Nielsen Park She-oak, is presented. Topics include the 1986 discovery of the shrub in Nielsen Park, part of Sydney Harbour National Park; the total population then of only ten plants; and efforts to prevent the plant from becoming extinct.

Research, Plants, Plants (Organisms), Natural history, Protection and preservation, Plant conservation, Shrubs, Rare plants

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Past sets limits for the future

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This article discusses the environmental aspects of land and water degradation in Australia. A discussion of the effects of poor drainage and climate change on ecosystem health is presented.

Soils, Climatology, Salinity, Soil degradation, Soils, Salts in, Soil salinity, Soils and climate

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Malleefowl mounds of difference

Article Abstract:

This article discusses the breeding and nesting habits of the endangered malleefowl. Topics include pair bonding, nest building, egg hatching, and survival rate.

Behavior, Endangered species, Habitats, Birds, Eggs, Bird eggs, Bird nests, Nest building, Eggs (Biology), Incubation, Animal reproduction, Rare animals, Rare birds

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