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Seed Knowledge > Resources and references > SOIL SEED BANKS AND BIOTA

SOIL SEED BANKS AND BIOTA

Anon (2003) Use of Salvaged Bush soil and Brush Matting to Restore Quarry Sites. Ecological Management and Restoration, 4 (3), pp. 221-224.

ANPC (2007) Australasian Plant Conservation: Special Theme 'What Lies Beneath'. Bulletin of the Australian Network for Plant Conservation, Vol 15 No 4, Canberra ACT.

ANPC (2006) Australasian Plant Conservation: Special Theme Conserving Symbioses. Bulletin of the Australian Network for Plant Conservation, Vol 15 No 2, Canberra ACT.

ANPC (2005) Australasian Plant Conservation: Special Theme The Forgotten Flora Remembered. Bulletin of the Australian Network for Plant Conservation, Vol 14 No 1, Canberra ACT.

Brundett M (2000) Introductory chapters in Working with Mycorrhizas in Forestry and Agiculture. (Online Resource) http://www.ffp.csiro.au/research/mycorrhiza/index.html (Accessed: July 2007) 

Brundrett M, Bougher N, Dell B, Grove T, Malajcauk N (1996) Working with Mycorrhizas in Forestry and Agriculture. ACIAR Monograph 32

Brock M (1997) Are there seeds in your wetland?: assessing wetland vegetation. Land and Water Australia. Link to Bush Tracks Online preview of publication. 

 

Chalmers I (1993) Regeneration. In: Tree Tops: The tree planting book for farmers, EM Casey, I Chalmers (Eds.), Kondinin Group Wagga Wagga.

 

Curtis D (1990) Natural Regeneration of Eucalypts in the New England Region. In: Sowing the Seeds: Direct Seeding and Natural Regeneration Conference. Greening Australia, South Australia.

 

Dorrough J, Moll J, Vesk P (2006) When is natural regeneration cheaper? Accessing the costs of getting trees on farms. Veg Futures conference proceedings, Greening Australia, Canberra. (Online Resource) http://live.greeningaustralia.org.au/vegfutures/pages/page54.asp  (Accessed: July 2007)

 

Koch JM, Grant CD, Norman MA (2004) Concentrating seed in topsoil for use in restored bauxite mines in Western Australia. In: Proceedings of the Fifth Australian Workshop on Native Seed Biology, Adkins SW et al. (Eds.), Australian Centre for Minerals Extension and Research, Kenmore.

 

Stol J, Trappe JM (2006) Eucalypt woodland fungi in agricultural landscapes and implications for revegetation. Australasian Plant Conservation, Vol 15 No 2, pp.15-18.