Botanic gardens and other plant collections provide valuable reference points and benchmarks for plant adaptions in the wild
By John Fitzsimmons
Revegetation is a complex specialist subject built on knowledge and experience of many interconnected fields. It is now an integral process in repairing damage to landscapes following fire or damaging weather events, post-mining or other industrial activity, and re-connecting disrupted ecosystems.… Continue reading
Read MoreFungi are highly diverse organisms that readily colonise both growing media and soil.
Some fungi, like mycorrhizae and Trichoderma, are beneficial to plant growth, aiding in nutrient uptake. Others, however, are plant pathogens that can damage ant tissues, while a third group, saprophytes, thrive by feeding on dead and decaying organic matter.… Continue reading
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