Structural development of vegetation on rehabilitated North Stradbroke Island: Above/belowground feedback may facilitate alternative ecological outcomes

Ecological Processes

Table 1 Rehabilitation monitoring campaigns

Site	Chronosequence			Notable Rehab. Practice	No. Sample Plots
	Rehab. Year	Monitoring Year	Time Elapsed	Notable Rehab. Practice
Amity	1987	2007	20	A	2
	1992	2010	18	A	12
Bayside	1987	2007	20	A	2
	1988	2008	20	A	5
	1990	2005	15	A	4
	1995	2005	10	B	5
Gordon	1987	2007	20	A	3
	1988	2008	20	A	6
	1990	2010	20	A	9
	1994	2009	15	A	8
	1998	2008	10	B	3
	1999	2009	10	B	17
	2000	2010	10	B	4
	1998	2005	7	B	3
Ibis	1998	2008	10	B	3
	1998	2005	7	B	3
	1999	2006	7	B	5
	2000	2007	7	B	9
	2001	2008	7	B	8
	2001	2005	4	B	8
	2002	2006	4	B	9
	2003	2007	4	B	7
	2004	2008	4	B	9
	2005	2009	4	B	2
Ref.	n/a	2010	~200†	n/a	12

Bold text refers to periods of bulk soil sampling.
A = Pre-1995: Direct seeding of black wattle (Acacia concurrens),
‘early-flowering’ black wattle (Ac. leicarpa) and black sheoak (Allocasuarina littoralis).
B = Post-1995: black wattle discontinued; reduced seeding of black sheoak.
†Undisturbed/remnant reference sites; broad estimates only (Rogers and Mokrzecki 1984).