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Sustainable Viticulture 2010 and Beyond. Vineyard Management to Maximize Beneficial Invertebrates to Increase the Bottom Line

Grant number: MU 06/01 | Funding period: 2006 - 2009

Completed

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Beneficial organisms as bioindicators for environmental sustainability in the grape industry in Australia

LJ Thomson, DJ Sharley, AA Hoffmann

2007-03-20

Increased biodiversity is being promoted as an important aim for Australian agriculture, but the measurement of biodiversity is pr..

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Detritivores as indicators of landscape stress and soil degradation

MG Paoletti, GHR Osler, A Kinnear, DG Black, LJ Thomson, A Tsitsilas, D Sharley, S Judd, P Neville, A D'Inca

2007-03-20

Detritivores are small- to medium-sized invertebrates that comminute and break down organic materials such as leaves, twigs and ro..

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