Growing Australian Native Plants from Seed - for revegetation, tree planting and direct seeding

Murray, R. (2003)

Biome
Arid Grassland and Shrubland
Brigalow Belt
Cold Forest and Grassland
Mediterranean Woodland
Sub-tropical Moist Forest
Tropical Savanna
Tropical Rainforest
Tropical Forest and Woodland
Temperate Moist Forest
Temperate Sub-humid Woodland
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Type
Subject - Plant Identification
Direct Seeding; Revegetation
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Précis
This book “outlines methods used to propagate native species from seed for small or large scale revegetation, tree planting or direct seeding projects. It contains details about important seed characteristics, germination, techniques for growing native seedlings and “details on the propagation from seed of over 880 native plant genera”.
Evaluation
An accessible book containing a wealth of information about using native seeds for revegetation works. This would be an excellent resource for field staff, community groups or interested public. A no-nonsense, practical guide.
Quote
These 2 great little books (see below) for the practitioner contain a compilation of practical seed collection and propagation knowledge of Murray and a range of indigenous nursery men and women from the greater Melbourne region
Publication Details
Publisher: Murray Ralph/Bushland Horticulture
Description: A5, soft cover, pp. 156
ISBN: 0 646 31537 4
Where to obtain a copy
Name: Bushland Horticulture or National Library Australia