Figure 1.
Conceptual model of impact of wallaby browsing on flora of Booderee National Park.
Figure 2.
Mean numbers of 12 plant species in (3×3 m) browsed by macropods (n = 18) and (3×3 m) unbrowsed plots(n = 16) (±1SE) from Booderee National Park, south-eastern Australia.
Table 1.
Mixed model results for numbers of 12 plant species in (3×3 m) browsed by macropods (n = 18) and (3×3 m) unbrowsed plots(n = 16) (±1SE) from Booderee National Park, south-eastern Australia.
Figure 3.
Mean size of 12 plant species in (3×3 m) browsed by macropods (n = 18) and (3×3 m) unbrowsed plots(n = 16) (±1SE) from Booderee National Park, south-eastern Australia.
Table 2.
Mixed model results for size of 12 plant species in (3×3 m) browsed by macropods (n = 18) and (3×3 m) unbrowsed plots(n = 16) (±1SE) from Booderee National Park, south-eastern Australia.
Figure 4.
Percentage cover of C. monilifera and P. esculentum in browsed and unbrowsed plots.
Table 3.
Similarity Percentage Analysis (SIMPER) of vegetation species abundance that contribute up to 50% of the variance between browsed and unbrowsed plots.
Table 4.
Similarity Percentage Analysis (SIMPER) of vegetation species mass that contribute up to 50% of the variance between browsed and unbrowsed plots.