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Shallow groundwater can often develop when perennial ecosystems are replaced by annual agriculture. Returning trees to these landscapes is one option available to farmers to use more of the incident rainfall and stop the rising water table before it begins to affect production of the traditionally planted crops and pastures. This study examines the growth and water use of mallee (multi-stemmed) eucalypts...
Woody plants are believed to have inherently lower growth rates than herbaceous plants. For economically important species like the ornamental plant Ficus benjamina (Moraceae) it would be advantageous if such a limitation could be partly overcome in order to reduce growing periods. To identify the physiological causes for the low relative growth rate of this species, we compared it with three species...
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