The overstorey includes Yellow Box, Blakely s Red Gum and Apple Box Eucalyptus bridgesiana.
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Within a forest of suitable habitat, they prefer overstorey basal areas in old-growth tree stands.
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The most common sclerophyll communities in Australia are savannas dominated by grasses with an overstorey of eucalypts and acacias.
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This sensitivity is a major constraint affecting young trees planted without overstorey nurses in boreal climates ( Sutton 1992 ).
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The dominant overstorey species is peppermint box, with river red gum in the gullies and pink gum on the higher slopes.
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It can rapidly establish a large population on disturbed ground and competes vigorously with both smaller plants and the seedlings of regenerating overstorey species.
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It is commonly associated with " E . wandoo " making up the overstorey, especially when E . wandoo woodland is an adjacent community.
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The tree has uses in agroforestry in coastal and soil stabilisation, as an overstorey for crops needing shade, such as cocoa, and as a windbreak.
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Both the acacia ( a small spreading shrub ) and eucalyptus ( an overstorey tree ) can regenerate from seeds and vegetatively regenerate new shoots from buds that escape fire.
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Seral communities on mesic sites in the north of the ICH have a mixed overstorey of spruce, subalpine fir, lodgepole pine, paper birch, and trembling aspen.
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