Articles citing this paper
Radiocarbon Age-Determinations From Lignotubers
MJ Head and CJ Lacey
36(1) pp.93 - 100
8 articles found in Crossref database.
Conservation genetics and clonality in two critically endangered eucalypts from the highly endemic south-western Australian flora
Rossetto Maurizio,
Jezierski Grace,
Hopper Stephen D., Dixon Kingsley W.
Biological Conservation. 1999 88(3). p.321
Rarity or decline: Key concepts for the Red List of Australian eucalypts
Fensham R.J.,
Laffineur B.,
Collingwood T.D.,
Beech E.,
Bell S.,
Hopper S.D.,
Phillips G.,
Rivers M.C.,
Walsh N., White M.
Biological Conservation. 2020 243 p.108455
Plant hybrid zones as centers of biodiversity: the herbivore community of two endemic Tasmanian eucalypts
Whitham T. G.,
Morrow P. A., Potts B. M.
Oecologia. 1994 97(4). p.481
High adult mortality and failure of recruitment in a population of Banksia spinulosa following highâintensity fire
Whelan Robert J., Ayre David J.
Austral Ecology. 2022 47(6). p.1162
The role of lignotubers (basal burls) in the stress recovery of messmate stringybark,Eucalyptus obliquaL'Herit. seedlings and its arboricultural implications
Moore Gregory M.
Arboricultural Journal. 2015 37(2). p.113
Genetic diversity and mating system of an endangered tree Eucalyptus morrisbyi
Jones R. C.,
McKinnon G. E.,
Potts B. M., Vaillancourt R. E.
Australian Journal of Botany. 2005 53(4). p.367
Are seed set and speciation rates always low among species that resprout after fire, and why?
Lamont Byron B., Wiens Delbert
Evolutionary Ecology. 2003 17(3). p.277
Clonality, interspecific hybridisation and inbreeding in a rare mallee eucalypt, Eucalyptus absita (Myrtaceae), and implications for conservation
Bradbury Donna,
Grayling Peter M.,
MacDonald Bronwyn,
Hankinson Margaret, Byrne Margaret
Conservation Genetics. 2016 17(1). p.193
