Eucalypt health and agricultural land management within bushland remnants in the Midlands of Tasmania, Australia
Authors:
- Neil J. DavidsonNDNeil J. Davidson
- Dugald C. CloseDugald C. Close
- Michael BattagliaMBMichael Battaglia
- Keith ChurchillKCKeith Churchill
- Maria OttenschlaegerMOMaria Ottenschlaeger
- Timothy WatsonTWTimothy Watson
- Jody BruceJBJody Bruce
- 1 October 2007
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Biological Conservation
- Vol. 139 (3-4) , 439-446
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