• Assessment of heat tolerance on wheat 

      Trethowan, Richard; Thistlethwaite, Rebecca; Hayden, Matthew
      Published 2023-03-20
      Field wheat data collected at three locations at two times of sowing both in season and post harvest. Weather data collected at each site, genotypes are available for all materials as are pedigrees. Wheat phenotype ...
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    • Progress in understanding lateral organ development in plants 

      Heisler, Marcus; Byrne, Mary
      Published 2019
      Plants continuously produce lateral organs from the shoot apex such as leaves and flowers, providing an excellent opportunity to study their development. The plant hormone auxin plays a central role in this process by ...
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    • Activity and movement of small mammal tick hosts at the urban fringes of Sydney, Australia 

      Taylor, Casey L.; Hochuli, Dieter F.; Banks, Peter B.
      Published 2023
      Context. Small mammals may traverse the urban fringe and use both natural and anthropogenic resources. In Australia, human commensal black rats (Rattus rattus) and native long-nosed bandicoots (Perameles nasuta) are important ...
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    • Carcass use by mesoscavengers drives seasonal shifts in Australian alpine scavenging dynamics 

      Vandersteen, James; Fust, Christopher; Crowther, Mathew; Smith, Matt; Viola, Benjamin; Barton, Philip; Newsome, Thomas M.
      Published 2023
      Context. Carrion is a high-energy and nutrient-rich resource that attracts a diverse group of vertebrate scavengers. However, despite the carrion pool being highly seasonal in its availability, there is little understanding ...
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    • Dataset for Adams et al (2022). Commensal black rats (Rattus rattus) select wild vegetation over urbanised habitats 

      Adams, M.W.D.; Grant, L.S.; Kovacs, T.G.L.; Liang, S.Q.T.; Norris, N.; Alessi, M.M.; Banks, P.B.
      Published 2022-11-03
      Human commensal species are thought to depend so closely on resources provided by humans that they are effectively ‘natives’ of urban environments. However, while their adaptations to urban existence are well understood, ...
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