13 research outputs found
Habitat usage of Rattus rattus in Australian macadamia orchard systems: implications for management
Full text linkThe control of rodent damage in Australian macadamia orchards by manipulation of adjacent non-crop habitats
Full text link Habitat manipulation was used as a management strategy for the control of rodent (Rattus rattus) damage in Australian macadamia orchard systems. Large, temporally stable non-crop habitats were converted to highly modified grasslands. These sites were manipulated by removing all non-crop vegetation over 10 cm in height to a distance of approximately 20 m from the orchard. Regrowth was controlled by the application of herbicide. The total cost of the habitat manipulation was AUD 980 per site. Therefore habitat manipulation was cost-effective and is a viable startegy for the control of rodent damage in Australian macadamia orchard systems
The role of adjacent habitats in rodent damage levels in Australian macadamia orchard systems
Full text linkStructure-Function Relationships in Macadamia integrifolia Seed Coats â Fundamentals of the Hierarchical Microstructure
No full textA incorporação de corredores de conectividade no manejo de florestas industriais utilizando a heurĂstica da RazĂŁoR
No full textEnvironmental factors and agronomic practices associated with Saviâs pine vole abundance in Italian apple orchards
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Achieving Conservation when Opportunity Costs Are High: Optimizing Reserve Design in Alberta's Oil Sands Region
No full textIdentification of urban flight corridors for migratory birds in the coastal regions of Shenzhen city based on three-dimensional landscapes
No full textA comparative framework to infer landscape effects on population genetic structure: are habitat suitability models effective in explaining gene flow?
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