The timing of seed production in a north-eastern Queensland savanna

Williams, Paul R. (2003) The timing of seed production in a north-eastern Queensland savanna. Queensland Naturalist, 41 (1-3). pp. 31-37.

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Abstract

The timing of seed production is documented for 86 species of eucalypt savanna of the Townsville region, north-eastern Queensland. Savanna trees and shrubs generally produced mature seed between the mid dry season (June) to the wet season (December to March); trees and shrubs more typical of rainforest, as well as subshrubs and ephemeral forbs, seeded throughout the dry season; and upright and twining perennial forbs, grasses and non-grass monocots throughout the year. Species that also grow in the northern Territory tended to extend seed production further into the dry season on the east coast.

ID Code:13823
Item Type:Article (Refereed Research - C1)
Keywords:Corymbia clarksoniana; Eucalyptus platyphylla; savanna; timing of seed production
FoR Codes:06 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES > 0607 Plant Biology > 060799 Plant Biology not elsewhere classified @ 100%
SEO Codes:97 EXPANDING KNOWLEDGE > 970106 Expanding Knowledge in the Biological Sciences @ 100%
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