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Rehabilitating with native grass species - Investigating the mechanisms that prevent the germination of native grass seeds in minesite rehabilitation
- Native grasses are an important part of pre-mined landscapes
- Recruitment failure is often due to seed dormancy
- Very little is known about dormancy in native grasses
This project is investigating mechanisms of dormancy in a number of Australian native grass species.
Information gathered through this project will lead to a more successful use of native grasses in minesite rehabilitation.
For further information contact:
Grus Farley
g.farley@cmlr.uq.edu.au
Tel: (07) 3365 4814
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