Pisonia grandis: cay vegetation

Download original image by NESP TWQ 3.3.3, John Olds

Photographers: Eric Lawrey

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This map shows the connectivity of Pisonia grandis: cay vegetation in the Great Barrier Reef and its surrounding areas: Torres Strait, Coral Sea and Great Sandy regions. The arrows indicate the strength and nature of the connection between the regions. This map is intended to identify where one region is dependent on a neighbouring region.

Additional notes: Active dispersal occurs when seed stick to bird feathers. Passive dispersal is via water.

The data for this map was developed based on expert opinion (John Olds).

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NESP TWQ Round 3 - Project 3.3.3 - Defining the values of the ecological systems that influence the GBR and lie outside the marine park and world heritage area boundaries

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Pisonia grandis: cay vegetation

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