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January 7, 2010Wetlands AustraliaOpen Access

Mangroves and Grass Swamps: Changes in the shoreline vegetation of the Middle Lane Cove River, Sydney, 1780’s – 1880’s.

Lynette C. McLoughlin

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An historical study of vegetation along the shores of part of the Lane Cove River over the last two centuries reveals considerable changes in vegetation types and distribution. It also points to dramatic changes in the locations, total areas and rate of growth of mangroves.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6ace38dab95a8ecf33db7d08 https://doi.org/10.31646/wa.113

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