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Southern Gulf – Lawn Hill Subregion Post-fire regeneration of Spinifex

This study by Leasie Felderhof, JCU, and EPA highlights the regrowth progress of Spinifex patches after a fire, creating a severe risk. Gabriel Crowley's research in the Southern Gulf-Lawn Hill Subregion discusses the post-fire regeneration process of Spinifex.

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Southern Gulf – Lawn Hill Subregion Post-fire regeneration of Spinifex

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  1. Work by Leasie Felderhof JCU and EPA Burnt 1998 Six seasons’ regrowth After six year’s growth, spinifex patches have largely joined up and create a severe fire risk. Fires will start and spread in these areas, and fires will be intense. Prepared by Gabriel Crowley JCU Southern Gulf – Lawn Hill Subregion Post-fire regeneration of Spinifex Back to FirePro Home Southern Gulf – Lawn Hill Subregion

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