Joe Greet

Should I plant or should I sow? Restoration outcomes compared across seven riparian revegetation projects

Joe Greet, Fiona Ede, Dan Robertson, Scott McKendrick

Journal article  |  2019  |  Ecological Management & Restoration

Slashing Phragmites (Phragmites australis) prior to planting does not promote native vegetation establishment

Joe Greet, Elise King

Journal article  |  2019  |  Ecological Management & Restoration

Managed flooding can augment the benefits of natural flooding for native wetland vegetation

Alice Duong, Joe Greet, Christopher J Walsh, Michael J Sammonds

Journal article  |  2019  |  Restoration Ecology

Unpalatable neighbours reduce browsing on woody seedlings

Sarah Moser, Joe Greet

Journal article  |  2018  |  Forest Ecology and Management

Counting the cost of revegetation: is direct seeding cheaper than planting tube-stock?

F Ede, J Greet, R Dabal, D Robertson

Conference Proceedings  |  2018

The potential of soil seed banks of a eucalypt wetland forest to aid restoration

J Greet

Journal article  |  2016  |  Wetlands Ecology and Management

Plastic weed matting is better than jute or woodchips for controlling the invasive wetland grass Phalaris arundinacea, but not Phragmites australis.

J Greet, E King, M Stewart-Howie

Journal article  |  2016  |  Plant Protection Quarterly

Woven polypropylene (plastic) weed matting, jute and eucalypt woodchips were trialled for controlling reed canary grass (Phalaris ..

Slashing may have potential for controlling Phragmites australis in long-inundated parts of a Ramsar-listed wetland

Joe Greet, Paul Rees

Journal article  |  2015  |  Ecological Management & Restoration

Floods reduce the prevalence of exotic plant species within the riparian zone: evidence from natural floods

Joe Greet, J Angus Webb, Roger D Cousens

Journal article  |  2015  |  Applied Vegetation Science

The marked flooding tolerance of seedlings of a threatened swamp gum: implications for the restoration of critical wetland forests

Joe Greet

Journal article  |  2015  |  Australian Journal of Botany

MORE EXOTIC AND FEWER NATIVE PLANT SPECIES: RIVERINE VEGETATION PATTERNS ASSOCIATED WITH ALTERED SEASONAL FLOW PATTERNS

J Greet, RD Cousens, JA Webb

Journal article  |  2013  |  River Research and Applications

Seasonal timing of inundation affects riparian plant growth and flowering: implications for riparian vegetation composition

Joe Greet, Roger D Cousens, J Angus Webb

Journal article  |  2013  |  Plant Ecology

Flow regulation is associated with riverine soil seed bank composition within an agricultural landscape: potential implications for restoration

Joe Greet, Roger D Cousens, J Angus Webb

Journal article  |  2013  |  Journal of Vegetation Science

Flow regulation affects temporal patterns of riverine plant seed dispersal: potential implications for plant recruitment

Joe Greet, Roger D Cousens, J Angus Webb

Journal article  |  2012  |  Freshwater Biology

An analysis of Lake Victoria vegetation and shoreline monitoring data

JA Webb, EH Martin, J Greet, DM Kennedy

Report  |  2012

Flow variability maintains the structure and composition of in-channel riparian vegetation

Joe Greet, J Angus Webb, Barbara J Downes

Journal article  |  2011  |  Freshwater Biology

The importance of seasonal flow timing for riparian vegetation dynamics: a systematic review using causal criteria analysis

Joe Greet, J Angus Webb, Roger D Cousens

Journal article  |  2011  |  Freshwater Biology