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Lindsay – Mulcra Islands Black Box Tree Health and Regeneration

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Catchment Management Authority
Habitat type	floodplain
Keyword	Black Box floodplain vegetation recruitment TLM vegetation monitoring
Program	Basin Plan (Murray-Darling Basin Plan) The Living Murray
System component	vegetation
Theme	Environmental Water
Objective	This project investigated the effect of flooding history on Black Box tree health and regeneration at Lindsay and Mulcra Islands. Specifically, the project examined the population status, regeneration and condition of Black Box trees under two flooding treatments: (1) ‘recently flooded’ (frequenctly flooded through eflow and natural events) and (2) ‘historically flooded’ (natural events only).
Location	Lindsay & Mulcra Islands
Status	Completed
Start	2016
Finish	2017
Project Lead	Claire Moxham
Funder	CMA - Mallee
Outputs	survey, report
Publication Outputs	Report
Publications	Moxham, C. et al. (2017) Tree health and regeneration response of Black Box (Eucalyptus largiflorens) to recent flooding. Ecological Management and Restoration 19(1): 58-65.

Lindsay – Mulcra Islands Black Box Tree Health and Regeneration

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