Globally, collapse of ecosystems—potentially irreversible change to ecosystem structure,
composition and function—imperils biodiversity, human health and well‐being. We examine …

Eucalypt species have several features that make them particularly well suited for climate
change studies. A key assumption is that they have very limited powers of dispersal. If this is …

Abstract South‐East Australia has recently been subjected to two of the worst droughts in the
historical record (Millennium Drought, 2000–2009 and Big Dry, 2017–2019). Unfortunately …

An emerging planning framework for climate adaptation focuses on interactions among
societal values, institutional rules and scientific and experiential knowledge about …

The wood anatomy of three commercial genotypes of eucalypt, harvested at the Suzano
Pulp and Paper plantation areas, was analyzed in the search for features related to their …

Drought is one of the main factors contributing to tree mortality worldwide and drought
events are set to become more frequent and intense in the face of a changing climate …

Long-term studies of tree responses to drought stress help us to understand the capacity of
species to adapt to their environment. In this study, we investigated how Eucalyptus obliqua …

Executive summary Our soils, landforms and vegetation have co-evolved over millions of
years. Their health and condition are inextricably linked. Most importantly, their health and …

Eucalyptus dieback is a physiological disorder characterized by lesions on the apex of the
branches and the death of the shoot apex. Some clones are considered tolerant to this …

Two of Australia's most iconic ecosystems have recently sustained heavy damage related to
climatic changes: the extensive eucalypt forests from catastrophic bushfires and the Great …