The genus Erythrophleum Afzel ex R. Br. is revised for Australia and three species are
recognised, all previously included in E. chlorostachys (F. Muell.) Baill. Erythrophleum …

Native mammals are suffering widespread and ongoing population declines across northern
Australia. These declines are likely driven by multiple, interacting factors including altered …

Seedling establishment is a critical life history stage for savanna tree recruitment due to
variability in resource availability. While tree–grass competition for water is recognized as an …

In the tropical savannas of northern Australia, many native mammal species are
experiencing rapid and ongoing declines due to multiple interacting threats. These mostly …

Positive bark allometry (hyperallometry), characterised by rapid early bark growth, is
expected where fire selects for thicker bark to resist cambial damage and topkill. We …

To understand the potential of forests to adapt to wildfire, we studied the genetic architecture
of fire-related structural, damage and recovery traits in a globally important Australian forest …

Most research on tropical savanna vegetation has focused on the factors promoting the co-
existence of trees and grasses, and competition between savanna trees has received …

Globally, the rapid rate of biodiversity decline is now commonly referred to as the sixth 'mass
extinction'(Ceballos et al., 2015). To prevent further biodiversity decline, we require …