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Can these trees and shrubs help Murray Bridge adapt to climate change?

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Can these trees and shrubs help Murray Bridge adapt to climate change?

A woody meadow will help scientists assess the suitability of low-maintenance, drought-tolerant native plants for the warmer, drier climate the Murraylands may experience by 2050.

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Can these trees and shrubs help Murray Bridge adapt to climate change?
The Murray Bridge council’s Sam Hill, Marty Buick and Steve Smith, and landscape board’s Eilidh Wilson, are keen to see what they can learn from a garden bed on Swanport Road. Photo: Landscape SA.
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