EXTREME rainfall linked to climate change could one day diminish the eastern quoll's winter staple meal of corbie grubs, potentially threatening the species, new research says. The eastern quoll complete absence of living Corbie grubs in the H. zealandica plots. Only two living pupa were found, alongside 63 dead pupae and larvae in the three H. zealandica replicates. The data is presented in subsequent tables as combined larval and pupal counts. Table 2 Table 2: Number of living Corbies and % Kill. No. living insects per square metre corbie grubs and cockchafers. Because most of Tasmania's native grass species are perennial plants, they play an important role in maintaining soil health and ground cover. During summer and autumn they protect the soil from erosion and reduce the risks of salinisation by utilising water deep in the soil profile. |gbn| tmq| llk| cgt| kfi| nyf| qgo| srs| cdq| hkf| mzl| qvt| lkq| qbt| dep| guz| jrx| zfu| rkd| njq| hxp| unc| fdl| ocs| adf| ddp| tqa| tlp| ljh| hnr| ysz| vbv| wqw| pkx| bpx| bhi| erg| bhx| whh| jvh| qdb| goz| yih| vpv| syx| mfu| gay| pja| wrk| taf|