Ants, plants and biodiversity surrogates in Tasmanian Eucalypt forests

Meeson, NM

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Ants, plants and biodiversity surrogates in Tasmanian Eucalypt forests

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posted on 2023-05-26, 00:50 authored by Meeson, NM

The forest reserve system in the state of Tasmania, Australia, is based on mapping units classified largely according to vegetation characteristics discernible from aerial photographs. However, the validity of vegetationbased surrogates for conserving invertebrate biodiversity has been insufficiently tested. While ant assemblages have been shown to vary with extr

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