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Response of rock-outcrop and fringing vegetation to disturbance by fire and drought

2007-01-01

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A comparative study of vegetation responses to fire and drought investigated whether species regeneration mode, seedling density response (SDR) and seedling shoot growth rate varied significantly in relation to disturbance agent (fire and drought), habitat type (rock-outcrop and fringing vegetation) and plant growth form. A three-way ANOVA showed that SDR varied significantly in relation to all three categorical v...

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f213a73a-678c-574e-88a8-6887d1786130
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10.1071/bt07050
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