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Bushfires have long been a part of Australian landscapes, and many Australian plants have evolved adaptations that help them live with fire. Find out how eucalypts, banksias, orchids and grass trees are adapted to bushfires.
Bushfires have long been a part of Australian landscapes, and many Australian plants have evolved adaptations that help them live with fire. Find out how eucalypts, banksias, orchids and grass trees are adapted to bushfires.
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