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Native Vegetation Restoration in Pastoral Zones
Methods for restoring native vegetation in degraded pastoral and rangeland areas. Covers species selection, planting techniques, and monitoring protocols for Mid West conditions.
Methods for restoring native vegetation in degraded pastoral and rangeland areas. Covers species selection, planting techniques, and monitoring protocols for Mid West conditions.
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DBCA
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10 December 2024
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Dr. James Whitfield
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