Monitoring the Rangelands - Photographic Sequences for Murray-Darling Depression
The Rangelands Information System Photographic Sequences is a tool which allows the user to view a photographic record of particular areas in the Rangelands. The photographs for Murray-Darling Depression has been provided by
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March 1990
Images show a rosewood-belah site on the calcareous soils of the States far south west. Canopy cover remains constant over the period at around 10% being dominated by belah (Casuarina cristata) with scattered Rosewood (Alectryon oleifolius subsp). The pasture layer is dominated by limestone copperbur (Sclerolaena obliquicuspis) and a mix of annual grasses and medics. Few desirable perennial grasses are present but the site remains in a stable condition. Biomass is reflected by the deepening drought in the 1996-191999 period. The soil surface shows signs of instability during the dry periods when vegetative cover dropped below 40%.
May 1991
Images show a rosewood-19belah site on the calcareous soils of the States far south west. Canopy cover remains constant over the period at around 10% being dominated by belah (Casuarina cristata) with scattered Rosewood (Alectryon oleifolius subsp). The pasture layer is dominated by limestone copperbur (Sclerolaena obliquicuspis) and a mix of annual grasses and medics. Few desirable perennial grasses are present but the site remains in a stable condition. Biomass is reflected by the deepening drought in the 1996-191999 period. The soil surface shows signs of instability during the dry periods when vegetative cover dropped below 40%.
April 1992
Images show a rosewood-19belah site on the calcareous soils of the States far south west. Canopy cover remains constant over the period at around 10% being dominated by belah (Casuarina cristata) with scattered Rosewood (Alectryon oleifolius subsp). The pasture layer is dominated by limestone copperbur (Sclerolaena obliquicuspis) and a mix of annual grasses and medics. Few desirable perennial grasses are present but the site remains in a stable condition. Biomass is reflected by the deepening drought in the 1996-191999 period. The soil surface shows signs of instability during the dry periods when vegetative cover dropped below 40%.
April 1993
Images show a rosewood-19belah site on the calcareous soils of the States far south west. Canopy cover remains constant over the period at around 10% being dominated by belah (Casuarina cristata) with scattered Rosewood (Alectryon oleifolius subsp). The pasture layer is dominated by limestone copperbur (Sclerolaena obliquicuspis) and a mix of annual grasses and medics. Few desirable perennial grasses are present but the site remains in a stable condition. Biomass is reflected by the deepening drought in the 1996-191999 period. The soil surface shows signs of instability during the dry periods when vegetative cover dropped below 40%.
June 1994
Images show a rosewood-19belah site on the calcareous soils of the States far south west. Canopy cover remains constant over the period at around 10% being dominated by belah (Casuarina cristata) with scattered Rosewood (Alectryon oleifolius subsp). The pasture layer is dominated by limestone copperbur (Sclerolaena obliquicuspis) and a mix of annual grasses and medics. Few desirable perennial grasses are present but the site remains in a stable condition. Biomass is reflected by the deepening drought in the 1996-191999 period. The soil surface shows signs of instability during the dry periods when vegetative cover dropped below 40%.
March 1995
Images show a rosewood-19belah site on the calcareous soils of the States far south west. Canopy cover remains constant over the period at around 10% being dominated by belah (Casuarina cristata) with scattered Rosewood (Alectryon oleifolius subsp). The pasture layer is dominated by limestone copperbur (Sclerolaena obliquicuspis) and a mix of annual grasses and medics. Few desirable perennial grasses are present but the site remains in a stable condition. Biomass is reflected by the deepening drought in the 1996-191999 period. The soil surface shows signs of instability during the dry periods when vegetative cover dropped below 40%.
May 1996
Images show a rosewood-19belah site on the calcareous soils of the States far south west. Canopy cover remains constant over the period at around 10% being dominated by belah (Casuarina cristata) with scattered Rosewood (Alectryon oleifolius subsp). The pasture layer is dominated by limestone copperbur (Sclerolaena obliquicuspis) and a mix of annual grasses and medics. Few desirable perennial grasses are present but the site remains in a stable condition. Biomass is reflected by the deepening drought in the 1996-191999 period. The soil surface shows signs of instability during the dry periods when vegetative cover dropped below 40%.
April 1997
Images show a rosewood-19belah site on the calcareous soils of the States far south west. Canopy cover remains constant over the period at around 10% being dominated by belah (Casuarina cristata) with scattered Rosewood (Alectryon oleifolius subsp). The pasture layer is dominated by limestone copperbur (Sclerolaena obliquicuspis) and a mix of annual grasses and medics. Few desirable perennial grasses are present but the site remains in a stable condition. Biomass is reflected by the deepening drought in the 1996-191999 period. The soil surface shows signs of instability during the dry periods when vegetative cover dropped below 40%.
March 2000
Images show a rosewood-19belah site on the calcareous soils of the States far south west. Canopy cover remains constant over the period at around 10% being dominated by belah (Casuarina cristata) with scattered Rosewood (Alectryon oleifolius subsp). The pasture layer is dominated by limestone copperbur (Sclerolaena obliquicuspis) and a mix of annual grasses and medics. Few desirable perennial grasses are present but the site remains in a stable condition. Biomass is reflected by the deepening drought in the 1996-191999 period. The soil surface shows signs of instability during the dry periods when vegetative cover dropped below 40%.
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