Border Rivers region GLM land types

Border Rivers region GLM land types

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References

Cassidy, G. J. (Ed.) (1988). Land management manual Shire of Inglewood. Inglewood Shire Bicentennial Land Management Committee, Inglewood.

Queensland Herbarium (2009). Regional Ecosystem Description Database (REDD). Version 6.0b. Updated November 2009 (Department of Environment and Resource Management: Brisbane).

Henry D. R., Hall T. J., Jordan D. J., Milson J. A., Schefe C. M. and Silcock R. G. (1995). Pasture plants of southern inland Queensland. Department of Primary Industries, Queensland.

Lloyd, P. L. (Ed.) (1977). Inglewood Shire handbook. An inventory of the agricultural resources and production of Inglewood Shire, Queensland. Queensland Department of Primary Industries, Brisbane.

Lloyd, P. L. (Ed.) (1980). Waggamba Shire handbook. An inventory of the agricultural resources and production of Waggamba Shire, Queensland. Queensland Department of Primary Industries, Brisbane.

Maher, J. M. (Ed.) (1996). Understanding and managing soils in the Stanthorpe-Rosenthal Region. Department of Natural Resources, Brisbane.

Thwaites R.N and Macnish S.E (Eds.) (1991). Land management manual Waggamba Shire. Parts A to C. Queensland Department of Primary Industries, Brisbane.

Weston E. J, Nason C. N and Armstrong R. D. H (1975). Special Issue – Resources study and problem analysis for primary industries in Condamine-Maranoa Basin of southern Queensland. Queensland Journal of Agricultural and Animal Sciences 32(2).

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Date published:

September 8, 2011

Date reviewed:

November 9, 2022

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