wallum heathlands

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Wallum heathlands are coastal, nutrient-poor, sandy heath ecosystems of eastern Australia, characterized by diverse, fire-adapted flora and seasonal wetlands.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal ecosystem
ecosystem
heathland
climate humid subtropical
warm temperate
conservationStatus threatened ecosystem in parts of its range
country Australia
ecosystemService biodiversity conservation
groundwater recharge
habitat for threatened species
fireRegime frequent low to moderate intensity fires
floraAdaptation fire-stimulated germination
proteoid roots for nutrient acquisition
resprouting after fire
sclerophyllous leaves
foundInBiome coastal heath
foundInState New South Wales
Queensland
hasCharacteristic acidic soils
drought-prone in dry season
fire-adapted flora
high plant species diversity
low nutrient availability
seasonal wetlands
waterlogged conditions in wet season
hydrology perched water tables
seasonally inundated depressions
locatedIn eastern Australia
locatedOn coastal lowlands
managementPractice control of invasive species
fire management
hydrological protection
soilNutrientStatus oligotrophic
soilType nutrient-poor sandy soils
supports acid-frog species
endemic plant species
ground-dwelling birds
nectar-feeding insects
specialist fauna
threat drainage and hydrological alteration
inappropriate fire regimes
invasive plant species
nutrient enrichment
urban development
vegetationStructure low, dense shrubs
sedge-dominated wetlands
vegetationType heath
shrubland

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Great Sandy Region hasPart wallum heathlands