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Seedling physiology as a tool for risk management Eucalypt hybrids A cover crop for reducing mammal browsing damage A simple method for measuring leaf area index in eucalypt plantations QTL studies confirm ...
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Resource Protection Project C4
Outcomes On a plantation site in NW Tasmania, mammal browsing to E. nitens seedlings planted in November ... 12-week period. Fireweed was also very effective at reducing browsing. Sweet lupins did not establish due to heavy browsing. Up to 90% bitter lupin cover enhanced the height growth ...
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Preliminary study of the behavior and ecology of axis deer on Maui, Hawaii
Graf & Nichols (1966) noted Molokai/Lanai deer grazed when grass was green and abundant; browsing occurred when grass was scarce or when browse was particularly palatable or accessible. In India ... Peter. 1992. Order Artiodactyla. Pages 377-414 in Wilson, Don E. & DeeAnn M. Reeder, eds., Mammal Species of the World, 2nd edition. Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington, DC. 1206 p. Henke, ...
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Brush Tailed Bettongs
However in 1977 an almost identical bettong subspecies was imported from WA and flourished ... end of the couch. That left the bigger broad-leafed weeds - which the wallabies enjoyed browsing. In this animal inclusive system any fallen fruit or nuts are cleaned up promptly so ...
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Forest Composition and Structure on the Colorado Plateau
Life Zones Changes in the Biota Endangered Species California Condor Endangered Fish Mammal populations Megafaunal Extinction Invasive/Exotic Species Forest Composition Species Range Expansion Species Extirpations ... native grasses palatable to livestock may be contributing to higher elk browsing of young quaking aspen. Continuous browsing of aspen sprouts eventually results in the death of the ...
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Life Zones Changes in the Biota Endangered Species California Condor Endangered Fish Mammal populations Megafaunal Extinction Invasive/Exotic Species Forest Composition Species Range Expansion Species ... M. and Whitham, T. G. 1998. Indirect interactions mediated by changing plant chemistry: beaver browsing benefits beetles. Ecology 79: 192-200. Masslich, William J.; Brotherson, Jack D.; Cates, ...
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De Wildt Cheetah and Wildlife Trust, North West Province, South Africa
Wheel drive Club of SA (Gauteng) 360 guests The launch of the Red Data Mammal Book (Gauteng) 100 guests People for wildlife 150 guests Wildlife and Environment Society of South ... vehicle and you are asked where ambassador cheetah Byron is or when you are standing browsing in a bookshop and you hear a little boy telling his mother that the cheetah ...
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Lundy - Sika Deer Projects
Record vigilance (often recognizable by the animal having its head up from the browsing position), and if possible alarm calls, of individual animals within groups. Look for any evidence ... Ratcliffe, P (1987). Distribution and current status of sika deer, Cervus nippon, in Great Britain. Mammal Review, 17(1), 39-58 Smith, S (1984). Vocal and allied activity of New Forest ...
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Howletts Zoo
They look magnificent, and are usually seen browsing their way through a mountain of branches. For several years they occupied a single, long ... Book] Become an Internet Zoo Critic and contribute to a worldwide databank of knowledge on mammal and bird conservation. Click Here. Editor: Jon Clarke Research: John and Sue Ironmonger, Ray Heaton ...
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Eastern cottontail, Sylvilagus floridanus, damage management and control information
Repellents Several chemical repellents discourage rabbit browsing. Always follow exactly the directions for application on the container. Remember that some repellents ... Baltimore. Chapman, J. A., J. G. Hockman, and Magaly M. Ojeda C. 1980. Sylvilagus floridanus. Mammal. Sp. 136:1-8. Jackson, H. H. T. 1961. The mammals of Wisconsin. Univ. ...
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