Managing Evolutionary Processes in Restoring Banksia Woodland Under Global Environmental Changes

Hobbs, Richard (Chief Investigator)
Dixon, Kingsley (Chief Investigator)
Krauss, Siegfried (Chief Investigator)

Status	Finished
Effective start/end date	1/01/10 → 31/12/14

Funding

ARC Australian Research Council

5 Article
1 Review article

Restored and remnant Banksia woodlands elicit different foraging behavior in avian pollinators
Ritchie, A. L., Elliott, C. P., Sinclair, E. A. & Krauss, S. L., Sept 2021, In: Ecology and Evolution. 11, 17, p. 11774-11785 12 p.
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4 Citations (Web of Science)
Wide outcrossing provides functional connectivity for new and old Banksia populations within a fragmented landscape
Ritchie, A. L., Dyer, R. J., Nevill, P. G., Sinclair, E. A. & Krauss, S. L., May 2019, In: Oecologia. 190, 1, p. 255-268 14 p.
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Does restored plant diversity play a role in the reproductive functionality of Banksia populations?
Ritchie, A. L., Nevill, P. G., Sinclair, E. A. & Krauss, S. L., 2017, In: Restoration Ecology. 25, 3, p. 414-423 10 p.
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Observational foraging behaviour of avian pollinators in restored and remnant Banksia woodlands
Ritchie, A. (Creator), Elliott, C. (Creator), Sinclair, E. (Creator) & Krauss, S. (Creator), DRYAD, 13 Jul 2022
DOI: 10.5061/dryad.ncjsxksvk, http://datadryad.org/stash/dataset/doi:10.5061/dryad.ncjsxksvk and one more link, https://zenodo.org/record/6828760 (show fewer)
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