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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, Byron Barnard Lamont is a Western Australian botanist. He is currently a senior researcher within the Department of Environmental Biology of Curtin University of Technology. A specialist in ecology of the flora of the South West Botanic Province, he has published hundreds of papers.
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Published Works
- The worldwide leaf economics spectrum (2004) (6182)
- Assessing the generality of global leaf trait relationships. (2005) (1221)
- Plant diversity in mediterranean-climate regions. (1996) (931)
- Plant structural traits and their role in anti-herbivore defence (2007) (716)
- Leaf specific mass confounds leaf density and thickness (1991) (579)
- Resprouting as a key functional trait: how buds, protection and resources drive persistence after fire. (2013) (578)
- Population fragmentation may reduce fertility to zero in Banksia goodii — a demonstration of the Allee effect (1993) (324)
- Canopy seed storage in woody plants (1991) (317)
- World-wide leaf economics spectrum (2004) (289)
- Seed banks, fire season, safe sites and seedling recruitment in five co-occurring Banksia species (1989) (238)
- The ecological significance of canopy seed storage in fire‐prone environments: a model for resprouting shrubs (1998) (232)
- Fire-adapted traits of Pinus arose in the fiery Cretaceous. (2012) (229)
- Post-fire litter microsites: Safe for seeds, unsafe for seedlings (1993) (229)
- Structure, ecology and physiology of root clusters – a review (2004) (221)
- Seed/cotyledon size and nutrient content play a major role in early performance of species on nutrient‐poor soils (1997) (204)
- Resilience in mediterranean-type ecosystems (1986) (203)
- Unearthing belowground bud banks in fire-prone ecosystems. (2018) (194)
- Rainfall reliability, a neglected factor in explaining convergence and divergence of plant traits in fire-prone mediterranean-climate ecosystems (2005) (192)
- Fire as a key driver of Earth's biodiversity (2019) (173)
- Performance of nonparametric species richness estimators in a high diversity plant community (2003) (173)
- Fire-stimulated flowering among resprouters and geophytes in Australia and South Africa (2011) (166)
- Mediterranean Biomes: Evolution of Their Vegetation, Floras, and Climate (2016) (166)
- Mechanisms for enhancing nutrient uptake in plants, with particular reference to mediterranean South Africa and Western Australia (1982) (160)
- Biological and geophysical feedbacks with fire in the Earth system (2018) (156)
- Banksia born to burn. (2011) (156)
- High leaf mass per area of related species assemblages may reflect low rainfall and carbon isotope discrimination rather than low phosphorus and nitrogen concentrations (2002) (154)
- Anthropogenic disturbance promotes hybridization between Banksia species by altering their biology (2003) (151)
- Long‐distance seed dispersal in a metapopulation of Banksia hookeriana inferred from a population allocation analysis of amplified fragment length polymorphism data (2004) (150)
- Resistance and resilience to changing climate and fire regime depend on plant functional traits (2014) (145)
- Post-Fire Recruitment of Four Co-Occurring Banksia Species (1987) (140)
- Are seed set and speciation rates always low among species that resprout after fire, and why? (2003) (137)
- Short Communication: Leaf trait relationships in Australian plant species. (2004) (136)
- Variation in serotiny of three Banksia species along a climatic gradient (1985) (123)
- A method for measuring xylem hydraulic conductance and embolism in entire root and shoot systems (1996) (123)
- A stochastic model for the viability of Banksia cuneata populations : environmental, demographic and genetic effects (1992) (121)
- Canopy seed bank dynamics and optimum fire regime for the highly serotinous shrub, Banksia hookeriana (1996) (118)
- Fire enhances weed invasion of roadside vegetation in southwestern Australia (1995) (117)
- Adaptive advantages of aerial seed banks (2000) (108)
- Seed dormancy, after-ripening and light requirements of four annual Asteraceae in south-western Australia. (2002) (106)
- Seed Bank Dynamics of Four Co-Occurring Banksia Species (1987) (102)
- Seedling growth response to added nutrients depends on seed size in three woody genera (1998) (95)
- Grasstrees reveal contrasting fire regimes in eucalypt forest before and after European settlement of southwestern Australia (2001) (94)
- Fitness and evolution of resprouters in relation to fire (2011) (93)
- Emus as non‐standard seed dispersers and their potential for long‐distance dispersal (2006) (92)
- Seed Bank and Population Dynamics of Banksia cuneata: The Role of Time, Fire, and Moisture (1991) (89)
- Survival, growth and water relations of Banksia seedlings on a sand mine rehabilitation site and adjacent scrub-heath sites (1992) (89)
- Importance–value curves and diversity indices applied to a species-rich heathland in Western Australia (1977) (87)
- Xerophytic implications of increased sclerophylly: interactions with water and light in Hakea psilorrhyncha seedlings (1997) (87)
- MYCOPHAGOUS MARSUPIALS AS DISPERSAL AGENTS FOR ECTOMYCORRHIZAL FUNGI ON EUCALYPTUS CALOPHYLLA AND GASTROLOBIUM BILOBUM (1985) (83)
- Water relations, shoot and root architecture, and phenology of three co-occurring Banksia species: no evidence for niche differentiation in the pattern of water use (1991) (79)
- Canopy seed storage and release : what' s in a name? (1991) (77)
- Soil vs. canopy seed storage and plant species coexistence in species-rich Australian shrublands. (2007) (75)
- Germination requirements and seedling responses to water availability and soil type in four eucalypt species (2002) (74)
- THE LONGEVITY, FLOWERING AND FIRE HISTORY OF THE GRASSTREES XANTHORRHOEA PREISSH AND KINGIA AUSTRALIS (1979) (74)
- SEED AND SEEDLING BIOLOGY OF THE WOODY-FRUITED PROTEACEAE (1998) (72)
- Correlations between leaf toughness and phenolics among species in contrasting environments of Australia and New Caledonia. (2009) (71)
- Seed Bank Dynamics of Three Co-Occurring Banksias in South Coastal Western Australia: the Role of Plant Age, Cockatoos, Senescence and Interfire Establishment. (1991) (70)
- FLORAL COLOR CHANGE AND INSECT POLLINATION: A DYNAMIC RELATIONSHIP (1997) (70)
- Recruitment variability in the resprouting shrub Banksia attenuata and non-sprouting congeners in the northern sandplain heaths of southwestern Australia (1992) (70)
- Commercial Picking of Banksia hookeriana in the Wild Reduces Subsequent Shoot, Flower and Seed Production (1994) (69)
- Contrasting impacts of pollen and seed dispersal on spatial genetic structure in the bird-pollinated Banksia hookeriana (2009) (68)
- Germination of seven exotic weeds and seven native speciesin south-western Australia under steady and fluctuating water supply (2000) (68)
- Fire-Proneness as a Prerequisite for the Evolution of Fire-Adapted Traits. (2017) (68)
- Seed Bank Dynamics of a Serotinous, Fire-sensitive Banksia Species (1988) (68)
- Relationships between physical and chemical attributes of congeneric seedlings: how important is seedling defence? (2002) (68)
- Pollination and plant defence traits co-vary in Western Australian Hakeas. (2009) (67)
- Fire and Plant Diversification in Mediterranean-Climate Regions (2018) (67)
- Does the rare Banksia goodii have inferior vegetative, reproductive or ecological attributes compared with its widespread co‐occurring relative B. gardneri? (1997) (67)
- Survival and growth of native and exotic composites in response to a nutrient gradient (1999) (67)
- Evolutionary history of fire‐stimulated resprouting, flowering, seed release and germination (2018) (67)
- Species–area functions revisited (2009) (67)
- On the nature of Gondwanan species flocks: diversity of Proteaceae in Mediterranean south-western Australia and South Africa. (1998) (66)
- Phosphorus accumulation in Proteaceae seeds: a synthesis (2010) (64)
- Coexistence and competitive exclusion of Banksia hookeriana in the presence of congeneric seedlings along a topographic gradient (1989) (63)
- Comparative size, fecundity and ecophysiology of roadside plants of Banksia hookeriana (1994) (62)
- Fire-adapted Gondwanan Angiosperm floras evolved in the Cretaceous (2012) (61)
- Nearest-neighbour interactions in species-rich shrublands: the roles of abundance, spatial patterns and resources (2009) (60)
- Disproportionate allocation of mineral nutrients and carbon between vegetative and reproductive structures in Banksia hookeriana (2004) (60)
- Covariation between intraspecific genetic diversity and species diversity within a plant functional group (2008) (59)
- Leaf Demography, Sclerophylly and Ecophysiology of Two Banksias With Contrasting Leaf Life Spans (1992) (59)
- Seed Production and Mortality in a Rare Banksia Species (1988) (58)
- Distribution of Mineral Nutrients Between the Mistletoe, Amyema preissii, and its Host, Acacia acuminat (1982) (56)
- Spatial patterns in species-rich sclerophyll shrublands of southwestern Australia (2008) (56)
- Conservation biology of banksias: insights from natural history to simulation modelling (2007) (56)
- Baptism by fire: the pivotal role of ancient conflagrations in evolution of the Earth's flora (2018) (55)
- A spatial model of coexistence among three Banksia species along a topographic gradient in fire‐prone shrublands (2002) (55)
- Modelling the persistence of an apparently immortal Banksia species after fire and land clearing (1999) (54)
- Turner Review No. 8. Ecology and ecophysiology of grasstrees (2004) (54)
- Temporal patterns of genetic variation across a 9‐year‐old aerial seed bank of the shrub Banksia hookeriana (Proteaceae) (2005) (53)
- A 350‐million‐year legacy of fire adaptation among conifers (2016) (53)
- Which common indices of sclerophylly best reflect differences in leaf structure (1999) (52)
- Biogeography of Banksia in southwestern Australia (1996) (52)
- THE BIOLOGY OF DAUCIFORM ROOTS IN THE SEDGE CYATHOCHAETE AVENACEA (1974) (51)
- Post-fire mortality and water relations of three congeneric shrub species under extreme water stress — a trade-off with fecundity? (1996) (51)
- Green cotyledons of two Hakea species control seedling mass and morphology by supplying mineral nutrients rather than organic compounds (2002) (50)
- Coexistence of Banksia species in southwestern Australia: the role of regional and local processes (1995) (50)
- Mineral Nutrient Relations in Mediterranean Regions of California, Chile, and Australia (1995) (50)
- Comparison of Post‐Mine Rehabilitated and Natural Shrubland Communities in Southwestern Australia (2009) (49)
- Constraints on seed production and storage in a root-suckering Banksia (1988) (49)
- STRUCTURE, ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS ON THEIR FORMATION, AND FUNCTION OF PROTEOID ROOTS IN LEUCADENDRON LAUREOLUM (PROTEACEAE) (1984) (47)
- Record error and range contraction, real and imagined, in the restricted shrub Banksia hookeriana in south‐western Australia (2007) (47)
- Plant Life of Southwestern Australia: Adaptations for Survival (2015) (47)
- Utilizable water in leaves of 8 arid species as derived from pressure-volume curves and chlorophyll fluorescence (2000) (47)
- Heat pre-treatment and the germination of soil- and canopy-stored seeds of south-western Australian species (2000) (46)
- Fitness benefits of serotiny in fire- and drought-prone environments (2016) (46)
- Leaf Mechanical Properties in Sclerophyll Woodland and Shrubland on Contrasting Soils (2005) (45)
- Plant size and season of burn affect flowering and fruiting of the grasstree Xanthorrhoea preissii. (2000) (43)
- Testing the effect of ecosystem composition/structure on its functioning (1995) (42)
- Why are hairy root clusters so abundant in the most nutrient-impoverished soils of Australia? (1993) (42)
- Response to water deficit and high temperature of transgenic peas (Pisum sativum L.) containing a seed-specific alpha-amylase inhibitor and the subsequent effects on pea weevil (Bruchus pisorum L.) survival. (2004) (41)
- Seed release in Banksia: the role of wet-dry cycles (1985) (41)
- Distribution of myrmecochorous species over the landscape and their potential long‐distance dispersal by emus and kangaroos (2008) (41)
- Regional and local (road verge) effects on size and fecundity in Banksia menziesii (2006) (40)
- Adaptive responses to directional trait selection in the Miocene enabled Cape proteas to colonize the savanna grasslands (2013) (40)
- Heat damage in sclerophylls is influenced by their leaf properties and plant environment1 (2004) (40)
- African geoxyles evolved in response to fire; frost came later (2017) (40)
- Fire may stimulate flowering, branching, seed production and seedling establishment in two kangaroo paws (Haemodoraceae) (1993) (39)
- AusTraits, a curated plant trait database for the Australian flora (2021) (39)
- The significance of flower colour change in eight co‐occurring shrub species (1985) (37)
- Fire temperatures and follicle-opening requirements in 10 Banksia species (2006) (37)
- Fire and management of south-western Australian banksias (1990) (37)
- Long-distance dispersal of seeds in the fire-tolerant shrub Banksia attenuata (2009) (36)
- Fire as a Selective Agent for both Serotiny and Nonserotiny Over Space and Time (2020) (36)
- Grazing by Kangaroos Limits the Establishment of the Grass Trees Xanthorrhoea gracilis and X. preissii in Restored Bauxite Mines in Eucalypt Forest of Southwestern Australia (2004) (36)
- Low Rate of Between-Population Seed Dispersal Restricts Genetic Connectivity and Metapopulation Dynamics in a Clonal Shrub (2012) (36)
- A test for lottery recruitment among four Banksia species based on their demography and biological attributes (1995) (35)
- Fruit-seed relations in Hakea: serotinous species invest more dry matter in predispersal seed protection (1997) (35)
- Anomalies in grasstree fire history reconstructions for south-western Australian vegetation (2005) (35)
- Conservation requirements of an exploited wildflower: modelling the effects of plant age, growing conditions and harvesting intensity (2001) (34)
- The comparative reproductive biology of three Leucospermum species (Proteaceae) in relation to fire responses and breeding system (1985) (34)
- Dispersal of the winged fruits of Nuytsia floribunda (Loranthaceae) (1985) (34)
- Influence of Leaf Type and Plant Age on Leaf Structure and Sclerophylly in Hakea (Proteaceae) (1997) (34)
- Species versus genotypic diversity of a nitrogen-fixing plant functional group in a metacommunity (2010) (34)
- Sexual Versus Vegetative Reproduction in Banksia elegans (1988) (34)
- Strategies for Maximizing Nutrient Uptake in Two Mediterranean Ecosystems of Low Nutrient Status (1983) (34)
- The Reproductive Biology of Grevillea leucopteris (Proteaceae), Including Reference to its Glandular Hairs and Colonizing Potential (1982) (33)
- Seed Production, Pollinator Attractants and Breeding System in Relation to Fire Response—Are There Reproductive Syndromes among Co-occurring Proteaceous Shrubs? (1998) (33)
- The fire ephemeral Tersonia cyathiflora (Gyrostemonaceae) germinates in response to smoke but not the butenolide 3-methyl-2H-furo[2,3-c]pyran-2-one. (2010) (32)
- Impact of fire on plant-species persistence in post-mine restored and natural shrubland communities in southwestern Australia (2009) (32)
- Assessing the importance of seed immigration on coexistence of plant functional types in a species-rich ecosystem (2008) (31)
- Seeds as a source of carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus for seedling establishment in temperate regions: A synthesis (2013) (31)
- Effects of Novel and Historic Predator Urines on Semi-Wild Western Grey Kangaroos (2007) (31)
- Mineral Nutrition of Sandalwood (Santalum spicatum) (1986) (30)
- Nodulation and performance of exotic and native legumes in Australian soils (2003) (29)
- Sensitivity of plant functional types to climate change: classification tree analysis of a simulation model (2010) (29)
- Ants cannot account for interpopulation dispersal of the arillate pea Daviesia triflora. (2009) (29)
- A Cretaceous origin for fire adaptations in the Cape flora (2016) (29)
- Population size and viability (1993) (28)
- Selective feeding by kangaroos (Macropus fuliginosus) on seedlings of Hakea species: Effects of chemical and physical defences (2005) (28)
- Function of Biodiversity in the Mediterranean-Type Ecosystems of Southwestern Australia (1994) (26)
- Pre-Gondwanan-breakup origin of Beauprea (Proteaceae) explains its historical presence in New Caledonia and New Zealand (2016) (25)
- Gradient and zonal analysis of understorey suppression by Eucalyptus wandoo (1985) (25)
- Genetic connectivity and inter-population seed dispersal of Banksia hookeriana at the landscape scale. (2010) (25)
- Hakea, the world's most sclerophyllous genus, arose in southwestern Australian heathland and diversified throughout Australia over the past 12million years (2016) (25)
- Error in the inference of fire history from grasstrees (2007) (25)
- Herbivory, serotiny and seedling defence in Western Australian Proteaceae (2001) (25)
- Recovery of Banksia and Hakea communities after fire in mediterranean Australia—the role of species identity and functional attributes (1999) (25)
- Contrasting spatial pattern and pattern-forming processes in natural vs. restored shrublands (2010) (24)
- Flammable infructescences in Banksia: a fruit‐opening mechanism (1984) (24)
- Kangaroos Avoid Eating Seedlings with or Near Others with Volatile Essential Oils (2003) (24)
- Do plant functional traits determine spatial pattern?: A test on species-rich shrublands, Western Australia (2013) (24)
- Injury-induced Cyanogenesis in Vegetative and Reproductive Parts of Two Grevillea Species and their F1 Hybrid (1993) (24)
- Ecogeographical Analysis of Hakea (Proteaceae) in South-western Australia, with Special Reference to Leaf Morphology and Life Form. (1996) (24)
- Flower colour change in Banksia ilicifolia: A signal for pollinators (1988) (24)
- Removal of Seed of Grevillea pteridifolia (Proteaceae) by Ants (1985) (24)
- Dispersal, edaphic fidelity, and speciation in species-rich Western Australian shrublands: evaluating a neutral model of biodiversity. (2009) (22)
- Planting density effects and selective herbivory by kangaroos on species used in restoring forest communities (2006) (22)
- Simulating the effects of different spatio-temporal fire regimes on plant metapopulation persistence in a Mediterranean-type region (2008) (22)
- Stochastic geometry best explains spatial associations among species pairs and plant functional types in species‐rich shrublands (2014) (22)
- Believing the Balga: a new method for gauging the fire history of vegetation using grasstrees. (2003) (22)
- Soil bacteria hold the key to root cluster formation. (2015) (21)
- Late Quaternary climate change and spatial genetic structure in the shrub Banksia hookeriana (2006) (21)
- Phylogenetic and phenotypic structure among Banksia communities in south‐western Australia (2012) (20)
- THE SIGNIFICANCE OF PROTEOID ROOTS IN PROTEAS (1986) (20)
- Fire as a Potent Mutagenic Agent Among Plants (2018) (20)
- Ecology and biogeography in 3D: The case of the Australian Proteaceae (2018) (19)
- Nutrient Losses from Commercial Picking and Cockatoo Removal of Banksia hookeriana Blooms at the Organ, Plant and Site Levels (1996) (19)
- Resilience of two Banksia species to global change: Comparing results of bioclimatic modelling, demographic and translocation studies (2006) (19)
- When did a Mediterranean-type climate originate in southwestern Australia? (2017) (19)
- Relative performance of clumped vs. experimentally isolated plants in a South African winter-rainfall desert community (2001) (18)
- Contrasting morphology and ecophysiology of co-occurring broad and terete leaves in Hakea trifurcata (Proteaceae) (1994) (18)
- LMA, density and thickness: recognizing different leaf shapes and correcting for their nonlaminarity. (2015) (18)
- Polymorphic microsatellite DNA markers for Banksia hookeriana (Proteaceae) (2007) (17)
- Regional and local effects on reproductive allocation in epicormic and lignotuberous populations of Banksia menziesii (2011) (17)
- The ecological significance of canopy seed storage in fire‐prone environments: a model for non‐sprouting shrubs (1998) (17)
- Selective herbivory by mammals on 19 species planted at two densities (2007) (16)
- The anatomy and chemistry of the colour bands of grasstree stems (Xanthorrhoea preissii) used for plant age and fire history determination. (2002) (16)
- Fire‐released seed dormancy ‐ a global synthesis (2022) (15)
- The Effects of Light, Osmotic Potential and Atmospheric Gases on Germination of the Mistletoe Amyema preissii (1977) (15)
- Root hair dimensions and surface/volume/weight ratios of roots with the aid of scanning electron microscopy (1983) (15)
- Bird pollinators, seed storage and cockatoo granivores explain large woody fruits as best seed defense in Hakea (2016) (15)
- Leaf morphology and life form influence water relations of Hakea species on different soil substrates within southwestern Australia. (1995) (15)
- Community‐level spatial structure supports a model of stochastic geometry in species‐rich shrublands (2017) (15)
- Fire as a pre-emptive evolutionary trigger among seed plants (2019) (14)
- Disentangling Competition, Herbivory, and Seasonal Effects on Young Plants in Newly Restored Communities (2007) (14)
- ‘STALAGMIFORM’ ROOTS IN LIMESTONE CAVES (1976) (14)
- NUTRIENT ALLOCATION IN WINTER RAINFALL PROTEACEOUS HEATHLANDS IN RELATION TO NUTRIENT LOSSES THROUGH WILDFLOWER PICKING AND FIRE (1986) (14)
- Combustion temperatures and nutrient transfers when grasstrees burn (2017) (14)
- Herbivore feeding preferences in captive and wild populations (2010) (14)
- Non-linearities, synergisms and plant extinctions in South African fynbos and Australian kwongan (1996) (14)
- THREATS TO THE CONSERVATION OF SOUTHWESTERN AUSTRALIAN PROTEACEAE (1995) (14)
- Biomass and litter accumulation patterns in species-rich shrublands for fire hazard assessment (2014) (14)
- Relationship of follicle size and seed size in Hakea (Proteaceae); isometry, allometry and adaptation (1991) (14)
- Competition and facilitation between Australian and Spanish legumes in seven Australian soils (2016) (13)
- High microsatellite genetic diversity fails to predict greater population resistance to extreme drought (2010) (13)
- Seed Size, Fecundity and Postfire Regeneration Strategy Are Interdependent in Hakea (2015) (13)
- Low-dimensional trade-offs fail to explain richness and structure in species-rich plant communities (2011) (13)
- How energy and coavailable foods affect forage selection by the western grey kangaroo (2006) (11)
- Persistence of resprouting species after fire in natural and post-mine restored shrublands in southwestern Australia (2009) (10)
- Removal of the testa during germination or establishment increases germinant mortality, decay and water loss (1997) (10)
- Environmental drivers and genomic architecture of trait differentiation in fire-adapted Banksia attenuata ecotypes. (2018) (10)
- Spatial Pattern of Six Sympatric Leaf Variants and Two Size Classes of Acacia Aneura in a Semi-Arid Region of Western Australia (1981) (10)
- Relative effects of mammal herbivory and plant spacing on seedling recruitment following fire and mining (2007) (9)
- Genetic Variation and Biogeographic History in the Restricted Southwestern Australian Shrub, Banksia Hookeriana (2003) (9)
- Total growth and root-cluster production by legumes and proteas depends on rhizobacterial strain, host species and nitrogen level. (2016) (9)
- δ13C and water-use efficiency in Australian grasstrees and South African conifers over the last century (2003) (8)
- Population ecology of Western Australian Banksia species: implications for the wildflower industry (1986) (8)
- A Trade-off between Fecundity and Drought Susceptibility in Adults and Seedlings of Hakea Species as Influenced by Leaf Morphology (1997) (8)
- Resilience in Mediterranean-Type Ecosystems. (1987) (8)
- Self-Crypsis in Hakea Trifurcata as an Avian Granivore Deterrent (1994) (8)
- Species-Specific Traits plus Stabilizing Processes Best Explain Coexistence in Biodiverse Fire-Prone Plant Communities (2013) (7)
- Availability of water and inorganic nutrients in the persistent leaf bases of the grasstree Kingia australis, and uptake and translocation of labelled phosphate by the embedded aerial roots (1981) (7)
- Probability of grasstrees (Xanthorrhoea preissii) flowering after fire (2000) (7)
- Fire-mediated germination syndromes in Leucadendron (Proteaceae) and their functional correlates (2021) (7)
- Evaluation of seven indices of on‐plant seed storage (serotiny) shows that the linear slope is best (2020) (7)
- The effect of aluminium on the distribution of calcium, magnesium and phosphorus in mycorrhizal and non-mycorrhizal seedlings of Eucalyptus rudis: a cryo-microanalytical study (1993) (7)
- TISSUE LONGEVITY OF THE ARBORESCENT MONOCOTYLEDON, KINGIA AUSTRALIS (XANTHORRHOEACEAE) (1980) (6)
- Pollen-pistil interactions in Eucalyptus calophylla provide no evidence of a selection mechanism for aluminium tolerance (1993) (6)
- Contribution of transition and stabilization processes to speciation is a function of the ancestral trait state and selective environment in Hakea (2017) (6)
- Vesicular-arbuscular mycorrhizae in jarrah forest - a preliminary note. (1980) (5)
- Grasstree (Xanthorrhoea preissii) recovery after fire in two seasons and habitats (2005) (5)
- Anomalies in grasstree fire history reconstructions for south‐western Australian vegetation: Reply from Enright N. J., Lamont B. B. and Miller B. P. (2006) (4)
- Triangular trophic relationships in Mediterranean-climate Western Australia (1994) (4)
- A numeric, geographic and structural analysis of the Hakea falcata group (Proteaceae) (1987) (4)
- Localisation of aluminium and manganese in reproductive tissues of eucalypts: an assessment of pre-emergent selection by environmental SEM (1992) (4)
- Plant senescence in fire-prone perennials. (1993) (4)
- Gas Content of Berries of the Australian Mistletoe Amyema preissii and the Effect of Maturity, Viscin, Temperature and Carbon Dioxide on Germination (1982) (4)
- Small-seeded Hakea species tolerate cotyledon loss better than large-seeded congeners (2017) (4)
- Seeds, seedlings and phosphorus (2009) (3)
- Matrix-level co-occurrence metrics are sensitive to sampling grain: a case study in species-rich shrublands (2020) (3)
- SHORT COMMUNICATION The fire ephemeral Tersonia cyathiflora (Gyrostemonaceae) germinates in response to smoke but not the butenolide 3-methyl-2H-furo(2,3-c)pyran-2-one (2010) (3)
- Grasstree (Xanthorrhoea preissii ) leaf growth in relation to season and water availability (2005) (3)
- Genetic and ecological consequences of interactions between three banksias in mediterranean‐type shrubland (2014) (3)
- Dealing with ‘the spectre of "spurious" correlations': hazards in comparing ratios and other derived variables with a randomization test to determine if a biological interpretation is justified (2021) (3)
- Grasstree reconstructions of pre-European fire regimes and models of Banksia (Proteaceae) species co-existence in the northern sandplain shrublands of SW Australia: are they compatible? (2005) (3)
- Fruit and seed development in two Hakea species (Proteaceae) (2004) (3)
- Patterns of native and exotic species establishment in banksia woodland after fire. (2002) (3)
- Resprouters, assisted by somatic mutations, are as genetically diverse as nonsprouters in the world's fire-prone ecosystems (2018) (3)
- High summer temperatures do not interact with fire to promote germination among seeds of Cistaceae: a reinterpretation of Luna (2020) with extra data on wet/dry conditions* (2021) (3)
- Is sclerophylly the same phenomenon in shrublands in contrasting environments? Kwongan in Western Australia and maquis in New Caledonia (2007) (2)
- Plant Tannins and Essential Oils Have an Additive Deterrent Effect on Diet Choice by Kangaroos (2021) (2)
- Effect of water supply on the germination of seven exotic and seven native species in Western Australia. (2002) (2)
- Plant functional types determine how close postfire seedlings are from their parents in a species-rich shrubland. (2020) (2)
- Seed-coat thickness explains contrasting germination responses to smoke and heat by Leucadendron species (2021) (2)
- The ecology of seeds and seedlings (2001) (2)
- Polymorphic microsatellite DNA markers for Daviesia triflora (Papilionaceae) (2008) (2)
- Historical links between climate and fire on species dispersion and trait evolution (2022) (2)
- Isolation and self-regulation processes in simulated postfire microsites promote plant species diversity (2022) (1)
- Ancient Rhamnaceae flowers impute an origin for flowering plants exceeding 250-million-years ago (2022) (1)
- 9 Leaf Properties (2015) (1)
- Natural Resources of the Avondale Flora and Fauna Reserve Beverley, Western Australia (1984) (1)
- Patchy plant distribution promotes invasion by exotics in south-western Australia (2008) (1)
- 1 Evolution and Diversity of the Flora (2015) (1)
- Proceedings of a Seminar on the Plant Ecology of the Eneabba Heathlands (1985) (1)
- 10 Seed Release and Dispersal Mechanisms (2015) (1)
- Fire-adapted Gondwanan Angiosperm floras evolved in the Cretaceous (2012) (1)
- The third dimension: How fire-related research can advance ecology and evolutionary biology (2020) (1)
- COMMERCIAL PICKING OF BANKSIA HOOKERIANA FROM NATURAL POPULATIONS ADVERSELY AFFECTS SHOOT, FLOWER AND SEED PRODUCTION AND PLANT NUTRIENT STATUS (1995) (1)
- Sclerophyll Shrublands of Southwestern Australia (2019) (1)
- 2 Fire Adaptations (2015) (1)
- Fossil flowers of Phylica support a 250 Ma origin for Rhamnaceae. (2022) (0)
- Relative growth rate (RGR) and other confounded variables: mathematical problems and biological solutions. (2023) (0)
- Contrasting spatial pattern and pattern forming processes in south west Western Australia natural and restored shrubland communities (2009) (0)
- 5 Parasitic Plants (2015) (0)
- 7 Pollination Strategies (2015) (0)
- A molecular assessment of the key biological processes of dispersal and mating in Banksias: implications for conservation. (2007) (0)
- The ecology of fire: by Robert J. Whelan Cambridge University Press, 1995. £40.00 hbk, £16.95 pbk (x + 336 pages) ISBN 0 521 33814 X (1996) (0)
- Adaptive responses to directional trait selection in the Miocene enabled Cape proteas to colonize the savanna grasslands (2013) (0)
- Defining a minimum fire-return interval for the northern sandplain shrublands, Western Australia (2011) (0)
- Fitness benefits of serotiny in fire- and drought-prone environments (2016) (0)
- Anthropogenic fire practices only ‘best’ if they promote a large seed buildup: comment on the conservation needs of a fire-killed grevillea (2022) (0)
- Investigating the impact of plant traits on community structure in fire-prone woody vegetation using a model of 288 plant functional types (2007) (0)
- Migration potential as a new predictor of long-distance dispersal rate for 2 plants 3 4 (2010) (0)
- Extrafloral nectar as entrée and elaiosomes as main course for ant visitors to a fireprone, mediterranean‐climate shrub (2022) (0)
- 1 2 A 350-million-year legacy of fire adaptation among conifers 3 4 (2016) (0)
- Short note Flammable infructescences in 5flwA:5/a : a fruit-opening mechanism (1984) (0)
- High Summer Temperatures Have No Role in Breaking Physical Dormancy Among Seeds of Fireprone Cistaceae: A Reinterpretation of Luna (2020) (2021) (0)
- Contrasting leaf thickness & saturated water content explain diverse structural/physiological properties of arid species (2022) (0)
- Successful Rehabilitation of Species-Rich Heathland After Mining For Heavy Minerals (2008) (0)
- Fire as a selective agent for both serotiny and nonserotiny over 1 space and time 2 3 (2020) (0)
- 11 Seed Storage, Germination and Establishment (2015) (0)
- Selective feeding by macropods on vegetation regenerating following fire (2006) (0)
- Food choice by western grey kangaroos among plants grown at different nutrient levels (2006) (0)
- Seed-coat thickness explains contrasting germination responses to smoke and heat in Leucadendron (2022) (0)
- 3 Drought Responses (2015) (0)
- 8 Pollination Syndromes (2015) (0)
- Seed Biologists Beware: End-of-Trial Estimation of Initial Viability May Be Error-Prone Due to Unexpected Seed Death during the Experiment (2021) (0)
- Short- and long-distance seed dispersal in a metapopulation of Banksia hookeriana (Proteaceae) (2004) (0)
- Seed dormancy revisited: dormancy‐release pathways and environmental interactions (2023) (0)
- Absence of nitrogen fixation (acetylene reduction) by procaryotes in nectar of Banksias (1985) (0)
- Bet‐hedging and best‐bet strategies shape seed dormancy (2022) (0)
- Grass species with smoke‐released seed dormancy: A response to climate and fire regime but not photosynthetic pathway (2022) (0)
- 6 Specialised Nutrient Uptake Mechanisms (2015) (0)
- African geoxyles evolved in response to fire; frost came later (2017) (0)
- The role of pollinators in the floral diversification and life history of Leucospermum (Proteaceae) (2015) (0)
- Preface introducing the 'Turner Reviews' (1999) (0)
- 4 Carnivorous Plants (2015) (0)
- Seed biologists beware: Estimates of initial viability based on ungerminated seeds at the end of an experiment may be error‐prone (2021) (0)
- Fire-climate effects on vegetation resilience (2014) (0)
- Why can fire-killed and resprouting shrub species co-exist in Mediterranean-type metacommunities (2009) (0)
- Byron Lamont's retirement speech (2010) (2010) (0)
- ARTICLE Species-area functions revisited (2009) (0)
- Grasstree stem analysis reveals insufficient data for inference of fire history (2012) (0)
- Competition between Australian and Spanish legumes growing in seven Australian soils. (2002) (0)
- Referees used in 2000 (2001) (0)
- Gondwanan origin of the Dipterocarpaceae-Cistaceae-Bixaceae is supported by areocladograms, ecomorphological traits and tectonic-plate dynamics (2022) (0)
- Ultrastructure of possible skylab debris—charcoal or carbonised plastic? (1980) (0)
- Fossil pollen resolves origin of the South African Proteaceae as transcontinental not transoceanic. (2023) (0)
- Referees used in 2001 (2002) (0)
- Migration potential as a new predictor of long-distance dispersal rate for plants (2011) (0)
- THE B O T A N I C A L REVIEW (2008) (0)
- The Q-statistic and the diversity of floras (reply) (1978) (0)
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