Survey/Project Number: |
282
Total No. of Sites:
2
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Survey/Project Name: |
Threatened Plant Monitoring at Mokota Conservation Park |
Abstract: |
This program was conducted in Oct 1999 and monitored the nationally threatened plant species Cullen parvum and Dodonaea procumbens in Mokota Conservation Park. The projects aims were to:
- Determine if the removal of stock grazing results in increased recruitment and survival of Cullen parvum and Dodonaea procumbens plants.
- Determine if the removal of stock grazing results in increased weed invasion in the vicinity of Cullen parvum and Dodonaea procumbens populations in the park.
- Determine if the removal of stock grazing results in increased competition from other native species.
- Determine if park management - in particular weed, feral animal, and fire management - is adequate and appropriate for the management of these species. |
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Start Date: |
03/10/1999
End Date: 03/10/2009
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Survey Type: |
Vegetation Only |
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Study Area Description: |
Mokota Conservation Park |