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Comparison of the in stream fauna and resources of Tasmanian river reaches lined with willows or with other riparian types

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Table Physical characteristics of native and willowed reaches in each ofthe 9 rivers in south-eastern Tasmania
Fig. 1 .  Differences in Physico-chemical measurements in native(light bars) and willow (shaded bars) reaches in each season: (a) Dissolved oxygen (mg/1); (b) Temperature ec);
Fig. 3. Mean measures of invertebrate density and diversity in native (light bars) and willow reaches (shaded bars) in each season: (a) loge total number of individuals; (b) taxon richness;
Table 2. Physical characteristics of removal and willowed reaches in each of the 7 rivers in Tasmania
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