Title Modelling climate suitability for exotic plants in Australia under future climate : final report on the potential impact of climate change on the distribution of national priority weeds in Australia / Peter D. Wilson ...[and others]

Published Sydney : Macquarie University, Dept. of Biological Sciences, ©2011

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Description 122 pages : illustrations, maps ; 30 cm Contents Summary -- Introduction -- Published outputs -- Manuscripts in preparation -- Methods -- Species accounts -- Literature cited Summary Species distribution models (SDMs) based primarily on climate data provide a first-step tool for assessing potential changes in the geographic range of species under climate change. These models can play an integral part in developing proactive management strategies for current and emerging weed threats Analysis Australian Notes "Report prepared for the NSW Office of Environment & Heritage"--Cover Cover title Bibliography Includes bibliographical references (pages 120-122) Subject Climatic changes -- Australia. Exotic plants -- Australia. Weeds -- Climatic factors -- Australia. Weeds -- Australia. Author Downey, Paul O. (Paul Owen), Author Gallagher, Rachael V., Author Hughes, Lesley, Author Leishman, Michelle R., Author O'Donnell, Jessica, Author New South Wales. Office of Environment and Heritage ISBN 0646558382 (Trade Paper) 9780646558387

Other Titles Final report on the potential of climate change on the distribution of national priority weeds in Australia

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