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Bush medicine of the Mbabaram Aboriginal community in Far North Queensland demonstrates strong antioxidant and anti-inflammatory activities - BMC Complementary Medicine and Therapies
The human ethics approval (H8072) and the plant collection permits (BIBC20200417-2) were obtained from the Department of Environment and Science, Queensland government.
Can faster growth compensate for increased mortality in subtropical dry forest fragments?
1 INTRODUCTION Rainforests and dry forests are considered to be self-regulating systems that regenerate continuously in response to the opening of canopy gaps, and in the case of dry forests, the episodic availability of moisture (Brienen et al., 2021; Hopkins, 1981; Howard, 1973). When fragmented, however, isolation and edge effects tend to drive ecological changes.
Extraordinary concentrations of local endemism associated with arid-land springs
Roderick J. Fensham1,2,3*, Winston F. Ponder4, Valeria Souza5 and Lawrence E.
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