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  • Islands in the sky – could complex topography help us rewild beyond the fence? 

    Brewster, Rob; Jameson, Tom; Roncolato, Francesca; Crowther, Mathew S.; Finnerty, Patrick B.; Newsome, Thomas M.
    Published 2024
    Context. The protection of threatened species in fenced safe havens has become a vital component of conservation management in Australia. However, despite their success, fenced safe havens face several ecological and ...
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  • The decline, fall, and rise of a large urban colonising bird 

    Hall, Matthew J.; Martin, John M.; Burns, Alicia L.; Hochuli, Dieter F.
    Published 2024
    Context. The process of urbanisation results in dramatic landscape changes with long-lasting and sometimes irreversible consequences for the biota as urban sensitive species are eliminated. The Australian brush-turkey ...
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  • UOS2301-003RTX Overseas wheat phenotyping 2024 

    Ziems, Laura; Zhang, Peng; Park, Robert; Singh, Davinder
    Published 2024-05-28
    614 wheat lines were evaluated in Njoro Kenya for resistance and susceptibility against stem rust (Ug99 lineage) and stripe rust (race PstS16) in year 2024
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  • UOS2301-003RTX Overseas barley phenotyping 2023 

    Ziems, Laura; Zhang, Peng; Park, Robert; Singh, Davinder
    Published 2024-05-28
    218 barley lines were screened in Toluca Mexico for assessing barley stripe/yellow rust (BYR) resistance and susceptibility against exotic race 24 (PshMEX-1) in year 2023
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  • Data from: Embracing Biodiversity: Multispecies Population Genomics of Leafless Bossiaeas Reveals Novel Taxa, Population Dynamics, and Conservation Strategies 

    McMaster, Eilish Summer; Yap, Jia-Yee Samantha; McDougall, Keith L.; James, Elizabeth A.; Walsh, Neville; Jario, Nic; Peterie, Jess; Rossetto, Maurizio
    Published 2024-04-22
    Leafless Bossiaea species are a unique group of plants endemic to Australia which present intriguing challenges in taxonomy and conservation due to their morphological simplicity and often small, disjunct populations. We ...
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