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Title: The use of fire and soil scarification as a means of establishing jarrah (Eucalyptus marginata) seedlings under an existing Eucalyptus stand in rehabilitated bauxite mines / J.M. Koch.
Author: Alcoa of Australia Environmental Dept. ; Koch, John.
Year: 1992.
Series: Environmental Department research note, ; no. 17.
Description: 6, [3] p., 1 folded leaf ; 30 cm.
Subject: Mined land. ; Seedbed preparation. ; Eucalyptus marginata. ; Bauxite. ; Scarification. ; Revegetation.
Notes: Bibliography: p. 5-6.
Type: Book
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