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Australian Journal of Botany

Volume 50 Number 4 2002

Measuring and Imagining: Exploring Centuries of Australian Landscape Change

BTv50n4_PRPreface: Measuring and imagining: exploring centuries of Australian landscape change

David M. J. S. Bowman

pp. I-iii

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BT01046How many trees make a forest? Cultural debates about vegetation change in Australia

Tom Griffiths

pp. 375-389

BT01044Grazed, burnt and cleared: how ecologists have studied century-scale vegetation changes in Australia

Ian D. Lunt

pp. 391-407

BT01053Assessing vegetation change over a century using repeat photography

John Pickard

pp. 409-414

BT01032Aerial photography for assessing vegetation change: a review of applications and the relevance of findings for Australian vegetation history

R. J. Fensham and R. J. Fairfax

pp. 415-429

BT01071High-resolution data from Australian trees

Stuart G. Pearson and Matthew John Searson

pp. 431-439

BT02006Century-scale environmental reconstruction by using stable carbon isotopes: just one method from the big bag of tricks

Bradd Witt

pp. 441-454

BT01031An assessment of historic human impact on south-eastern Australian environmental systems, using late Holocene rates of environmental change

John R. Dodson and Stuart D. Mooney

pp. 455-464

BT01060Using photographs to document environmental change: the effects of dams on the riparian environment of the lower Ord River

A. N. Start and T. Handasyde

pp. 465-480

BT01028Mud, mines and rainforest: a short history of human impact in western Tasmania, using pollen, trace metals and lead-210

Katherine J. Harle, Kate Britton, Hendrik Heijnis, Atun Zawadzki and Andrew V. Jenkinson

pp. 481-497

BT01037Vegetation change over twenty years at Bathurst Harbour, Tasmania

M. J. Brown, J. Balmer and F. D. Podger

pp. 499-510

BT01019CO2 and land-use effects on Australian vegetation over the last two centuries

Sandra L. Berry and Michael L. Roderick

pp. 511-531

BT01047Historical vegetation dynamics and the carbon cycle: current requirements and future challenges for quantifying carbon fluxes in Australian terrestrial ecosystems

Rodney J. Keenan

pp. 533-544

BTv50n4_PRPreface: Measuring and imagining: exploring centuries of Australian landscape change

BT01046How many trees make a forest? Cultural debates about vegetation change in Australia

BT01044Grazed, burnt and cleared: how ecologists have studied century-scale vegetation changes in Australia

BT01053Assessing vegetation change over a century using repeat photography

BT01032Aerial photography for assessing vegetation change: a review of applications and the relevance of findings for Australian vegetation history

BT01071High-resolution data from Australian trees

BT02006Century-scale environmental reconstruction by using stable carbon isotopes: just one method from the big bag of tricks

BT01031An assessment of historic human impact on south-eastern Australian environmental systems, using late Holocene rates of environmental change

BT01060Using photographs to document environmental change: the effects of dams on the riparian environment of the lower Ord River

BT01028Mud, mines and rainforest: a short history of human impact in western Tasmania, using pollen, trace metals and lead-210

BT01037Vegetation change over twenty years at Bathurst Harbour, Tasmania

BT01019CO2 and land-use effects on Australian vegetation over the last two centuries

BT01047Historical vegetation dynamics and the carbon cycle: current requirements and future challenges for quantifying carbon fluxes in Australian terrestrial ecosystems

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