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A diverse range of Phytophthora species are associated with dying urban trees

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Surveys of dying vegetation within remnant bushland, parks and gardens, and streetscapes throughout the urban forest of Perth and the South-west of Western Australia revealed symptoms typical of those produced by Phytophthora species…

A Tool Kit for Climate-Ready Revegetation

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Rapid environmental change presents many challenges and uncertainties for planners and decision makers of both urban and natural vegetation. Changes to current practices are needed, based on understanding conditions expected in the future, rather than relying on historical conventions…

Cyclones, fire, and termites: The drivers of tree hollow abundance in northern Australia’s mesic tropical savanna

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Tree hollows are a vital wildlife feature, whose abundance and availability has declined in many regions due to broad-scale vegetation clearance, timber-harvesting, and disturbance such as fire…

Drought response of urban trees and turfgrass using airborne imaging spectroscopy

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Vegetation growth and physiological functioning, including carbon uptake and transpiration, can be strongly affected by drought. During water-limited conditions, urban vegetation may be limited in its ability to provide ecosystem services, such as shading and evaporative cooling…

Urban tree growth and their dependency on infiltration rates in structural soil and structural cells

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Expanding tree canopies can be difficult to achieve in built environments because urban land is costly and urban soil inhospitable to vegetation so engineered planting systems offer a potentially valuable tool for achieving sustainable urban forests. Tree water uptake, performance and root distribution were assessed in systems of structural soil and structural cell…
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