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NOTES ON EUCALYPTUS OBLIQUA (MESSMATE) REGROWTH FORESTS IN CENTRAL VICTORIA

A. O. LAWRENCE
Pages 4-10 | Published online: 15 Apr 2013

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A. MALCOLM GILL. (1975) Fire and The Australian Flora: A Review. Australian Forestry 38:1, pages 4-25.
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