Raoul Island vegetation survey, 26 November - 7 December 1976

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Raoul Island vegetation survey, 26 November - 7 December 1976

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A vegetation survey was done to observe differences in the vegetation since 1966 in regard to goat eradication and noxious weed control. The goat eradication programme has led to an increase in regeneration so it should be continued. Weed control has successfully reduced Mysore thorn and African olive but purple and yellow guava, Mauritius hemp and shore hibiscus are proving more difficult to control. Distribution of several rare native species are recorded and recommendations that these be m...

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Date created

1977-01-18

Creator

Sykes, W. R.

URL

https://doi.org/10.7931/DL1-VR-164

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VEGETATION / RAOUL ISLAND / WEEDS / REGENERATION / GOATS / RARE TAXA / ADVENTIVES / NOXIOUS PLANTS / LAND MANAGEMENT

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