Murray-Darling Basin Environmental Water Knowledge and Research Project: Vegetation Theme Research Appendix

Appendix V1.1. Blue, green and in-between; setting objectives for and evaluating wetland vegetation responses to environmental flowsAppendix V1.2 Conceptualisation Research Activity ReportAppendix V1.3 Vegetation outcomes: what are we seeking and why?Appendix V1.4 Grow with the flowAppendix V2.1. Disentangling flow-vegetation relationships and legacy effects to inform environmental flowsAppendix V2.2. Data Integration and Synthesis Research Activity ReportAppendix V3.1. Field Assessment Experimental Design reportAppendix V3.2. From the four corners of the Basin: assessing vegetation responses to flow regimesAppendix V3.3. Vulnerability of resilient systems to the AnthropoceneAppendix V3.4. Field Site Assessment and Germination Trials Research Activity ReportAppendix V4.1. Recruitment of long-lived floodplain vegetation: literature reportAppendix V4.2. Recruitment of long-lived floodplain vegetation: mesocosm study experimental designAppendix V4.3. Early, late or constant – what are long-lived woody floodplain seedlings looking for?Appendix V4.4. Giving woody seedlings a fighting startAppendix V4.5. Contrasting establishment strategies amongst three dominant tree species of Australian desert floodplainsAppendix V4.6. Seedling Mesocosm Research Activity ReportAppendix V5.1. Vegetation Theme Data and Model InventoryAppendix V5.2. Vegetation Theme OutputsAppendix V5.3. Vegetation Theme Engagement and Communications activitiesAppendix V5.4. Vegetation Theme Final Presentation. Vegetation theme: predicting outcomes in response to flow and other drivers