- [citation needed] One
saline lake
classification differentiates between:
subsaline: 0.5–3‰ (0.05-0.3%) hyposaline: 3–20‰ (0.3-2%) mesosaline: 20–50‰ (2-5%)...
- as a sal****er lake, but may be
described as freshwater,
brackish or
subsaline. The lake,
which is in
unprotected status, was
declared by
BirdLife International...
- gr****y woodland,
riparian vegetation,
freshwater wetland, and
saline and
subsaline wetlands.
Stems and
leaves Pith
filled stems and
leaves arise from the...
- and
Western Australia. This
plant grows in arid and semi-arid areas, in
subsaline soils at the
edges of
claypans and salt lakes. The
plant was
first described...
-
gravelly hillslopes. In Victoria, it is
usually found on heavy,
saline or
subsaline soils at the
edges of lakes, on flats, and in dune swales. It is found...
- some 50
native freshwater aquatic vascular plants.
There are freshwater,
subsaline and
saline plant communities, with
zones of
saltmarsh and
sedgeland around...
- The
grows in red-brown
soils and on
sandy loams on flat
ground or in
subsaline depressions. In Victoria, the
species can be
found in the far north-west...
