selected publications
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academic article
- Prober SMDoerr VAJBroadhurst LMWilliams KJDickson F. Shifting the conservation paradigm: a synthesis of options for renovating nature under climate change. Ecological Monographs. 89. 2019
- Broadhurst L. A serendipitous journey from finance to science. Pacific Conservation Biology. 24:244-247. 2018
- Broadhurst LMMellick RKnerr NLi LSupple MA. Land availability may be more important than genetic diversity in the range shift response of a widely distributed eucalypt, Eucalyptus melliodora. Forest Ecology and Management. 409:38-46. 2018
- Supple MABragg JGBroadhurst LMNicotra ABByrne MAndrew RLWiddup AAitken NCBorevitz JO. Landscape genomic prediction for restoration of a Eucalyptus foundation species under climate change. eLife. 7:1-22. 2018
- Cuneo PGibson-Roy PFifield GBroadhurst LBerryman TCrawford AFreudenberger D. Restoring grassy woodland diversity through direct seeding: Insights from six ‘best-practice’ case studies in southern Australia. Ecological Management and Restoration. 19:124-135. 2018
- Broadhurst LHopley TLi LBegley J. A genetic assessment of seed production areas (SPAs) for restoration. Conservation Genetics. 18:1257-1266. 2017
- Kwong RMBroadhurst LMKeener BRCoetzee JAKnerr NMartin GD. Genetic analysis of native and introduced populations of the aquatic weed Sagittaria platyphylla – Implications for biological control in Australia and South Africa. Biological Control. 112:10-19. 2017
- Broadhurst LBreed MLowe ABragg JCatullo RCoates DEncinas-Viso FGellie NJames EKrauss SPotts BRossetto MShepherd MByrne M. Genetic diversity and structure of the Australian flora. Diversity and Distributions: a journal of conservation biogeography. 23:41-52. 2017
- Broadhurst LWaters CCoates D. Native seed for restoration: a discussion of key issues using examples from the flora of southern Australia. Rangeland Journal. 39:487-498. 2017
- Prober SMWilliams KJBroadhurst LMDoerr VAJ. Nature conservation and ecological restoration in a changing climate: what are we aiming for?. Rangeland Journal. 39:477-486. 2017
- Broadhurst LCoates D. Plant conservation in Australia: Current directions and future challenges. Plant Diversity. 39:348-356. 2017
- Field DLBroadhurst LMElliott CPYoung AG. Population assignment in autopolyploids. Heredity. 119:389-401. 2017
- Broadhurst LProber SDickson FBush D. Using restoration as an experimental framework to test provenancing strategies and climate adaptability. Ecological Management and Restoration. 18:205-208. 2017
- Broadhurst LMJones TASmith FSNorth TGuja L. Maximizing seed resources for restoration in an uncertain future. Bioscience. 66:73-79. 2016
- Hoffmann BDBroadhurst LM. The economic cost of managing invasive species in Australia. NeoBiota. 31:1-18. 2016
- Chivers IHJones TABroadhurst LMMott IWLarson SR. The merits of artificial selection for the development of restoration-ready plant materials of native perennial grasses. Restoration Ecology. 24:174-183. 2016
- Broadhurst LCoates DHoebee SEdwards TMorgan J. Virtual Issue in Australian Journal of Botany: rare and threatened plant conservation and recovery. Australian Journal of Botany. 64:652-653. 2016
- Guillemaud TBroadhurst LLegoff IHenery MBlin ADucatillion CFerrando NMalausa T. Development of 23 Polymorphic Microsatellite Loci in Invasive Silver Wattle,Acacia dealbata(Fabaceae). Applications in Plant Sciences. 3:1500018-1500018. 2015
- Broadhurst LMFifield GVanzella BPickup M. An evaluation of the genetic structure of seed sources and the maintenance of genetic diversity during establishment of two yellow box (Eucalyptus melliodora) seed-production areas. Australian Journal of Botany. 63:455-455. 2015
- Boshier DBroadhurst LCornelius JGallo LKoskela JLoo JPetrokofsky GSt Clair B. Is local best? Examining the evidence for local adaptation in trees and its scale. Environmental Evidence. 4. 2015
- Hopley TBroadhurst LMGardner MG. Isolation via 454 sequencing and characterisation of microsatellites for Acacia montana (Fabaceae), Mallee wattle: an endemic shrub from southeastern Australia. Conservation Genetics Resources. 7:171-172. 2015
- Booth THBroadhurst LMPinkard EProber SMDillon SKBush DPinyopusarerk KDoran JCIvkovich MYoung AG. Native forests and climate change: Lessons from eucalypts. Forest Ecology and Management. 347:18-29. 2015
- Broadhurst L. Pollen dispersal in fragmented populations of the dioecious wind-pollinated tree, Allocasuarina verticillata (drooping sheoak, drooping she-oak; Allocasuarinaceae). PLoS ONE. 10:e0119498-e0119498. 2015
- Macfadyen STylianakis JMLetourneau DKBenton TGTittonell PPerring MPGómez-Creutzberg CBáldi AHolland JMBroadhurst LOkabe KRenwick ARGemmill-Herren BSmith HG. The role of food retailers in improving resilience in global food supply. Global Food Security. 7:1-8. 2015
- Broadhurst LM. A genetic analysis of scattered Yellow Box trees (Eucalyptus melliodora A.Cunn. ex Schauer, Myrtaceae) and their restored cohorts. Biological Conservation. 161:48-57. 2013
- Bever JDBroadhurst LMThrall PH. Microbial phylotype composition and diversity predicts plant productivity and plant-soil feedbacks. Ecology Letters. 16:167-174. 2013
- Cunningham SAAttwood SJBawa KSBenton TGBroadhurst LMDidham RKMcIntyre SPerfecto ISamways MJTscharntke TVandermeer JVillard M-AYoung AGLindenmayer DB. To close the yield-gap while saving biodiversity will require multiple locally relevant strategies. Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment. 173:20-27. 2013
- Barrett LGBroadhurst LMThrall PH. Geographic adaptation in plant-soil mutualisms: tests using Acacia spp. and rhizobial bacteria. Functional Ecology. 26:457-468. 2012
- Young AGBroadhurst LMThrall PH. Non-additive effects of pollen limitation and self-incompatibility reduce plant reproductive success and population viability. Annals of Botany. 109:643-653. 2012
- Broadhurst LMMurray BGForrester RYoung AG. Cryptic genetic variability in Swainsona sericea (A. Lee) H. Eichler (Fabaceae): lessons for restoration. Australian Journal of Botany. 60:429-429. 2012
- Osborne CAZwart ABBroadhurst LMYoung AGRichardson AE. The influence of sampling strategies and spatial variation on the detected soil bacterial communities under three different land-use types. FEMS Microbiology Ecology. 78:70-79. 2011
- Thrall PHLaine A-LBroadhurst LMBagnall DJBrockwell J. Symbiotic Effectiveness of Rhizobial Mutualists Varies in Interactions with Native Australian Legume Genera. PLoS ONE. 6:e23545-e23545. 2011
- Hoque MSBroadhurst LMThrall PH. Genetic characterization of root-nodule bacteria associated with Acacia salicina and A. stenophylla (Mimosaceae) across south-eastern Australia. International Journal of Systematic and Evolutionary Microbiology. 61:299-309. 2011
- Broadhurst LM. Genetic diversity and population genetic structure in fragmented Allocasuarina verticillata (Allocasuarinaceae) – implications for restoration. Australian Journal of Botany. 59:770-770. 2011
- THRALL PETERHBROADHURST LINDAMHOQUE MOHAMEDSBAGNALL DAVIDJ. Diversity and salt tolerance of nativeAcaciarhizobia isolated from saline and non-saline soils. Austral Ecology: a journal of ecology in the Southern Hemisphere. 34:950-963. 2009
- GODFREE ROBERTCWOODS MATTHEWJLOPEZ-LAVALLE AUGUSTOBECERRABROADHURST LINDAMTHRALL PETERHYOUNG ANDREWG. Do virus-resistant plants pose a threat to non-target ecosystems? I. Evidence from an Australian pathosystem based on glasshouse challenge experiments. Austral Ecology: a journal of ecology in the Southern Hemisphere. 34:508-524. 2009
- Broadhurst LMYoung AGForrester R. Genetic and demographic responses of fragmented Acacia dealbata (Mimosaceae) populations in southeastern Australia. Biological Conservation. 141:2843-2856. 2008
- Broadhurst LMLowe ACoates DJCunningham SAMcDonald MVesk PAYates C. Seed supply for broadscale restoration: maximizing evolutionary potential. Evolutionary Applications: evolutionary approaches to environmental, biomedical and socio-economic issues. 1:587-597. 2008
- Broadhurst LMYoung AGMurray BG. AFLPs reveal an absence of geographical genetic structure among remnant populations of pohutukawa (Metrosideros excelsa, Myrtaceae). New Zealand Journal of Botany. 46:13-21. 2008
- Broadhurst LMScannell PKJohnson GA. Generating genetic relatedness maps to improve the management of two rare orchid species. Australian Journal of Botany. 56:232-232. 2008
- THRALL PETERHSLATTERY JOFBROADHURST LINDAMBICKFORD SOPHIE. Geographic patterns of symbiont abundance and adaptation in native Australian Acacia?rhizobia interactions. Journal of Ecology. 95:1110-1122. 2007
- Broadhurst LYoung A. Seeing the wood and the trees—predicting the future for fragmented plant populations in Australian landscapes. Australian Journal of Botany. 55:250-250. 2007
- Broadhurst LMYoung AG. Reproductive constraints for the long-term persistence of fragmented Acacia dealbata (Mimosaceae) populations in southeast Australia. Biological Conservation. 133:512-526. 2006
- Broadhurst LMNorth TYoung AG. Should we be more critical of remnant seed sources being used for revegetation?. Ecological Management and Restoration. 7:211-217. 2006
- Broadhurst LMYoung AGThrall PHMurray BG. Sourcing Seed for Acacia acinacea, a Key Revegetation Species in South Eastern Australia. Conservation Genetics. 7:49-63. 2006
- Broadhurst LByrne MCraven LLepschi B. Genetic congruence with new species boundaries in the Melaleuca uncinata complex (Myrtaceae). Australian Journal of Botany. 52:729-729. 2004
- Broadhurst LMCoates DJ. Genetic divergence among and diversity within two rare Banksia species and their common close relative in the subgenusIsostylis R.Br. (Proteaceae). Conservation Genetics. 5:837-846. 2004
- Craven LALepschi BJBroadhurst LByrne M. Taxonomic revision of the broombush complex in Western Australia (Myrtaceae, Melaleuca uncinata s.l.). Australian Systematic Botany. 17:255-255. 2004
- Byrne MMacDonald BBroadhurst LBrand J. Regional genetic differentiation in Western Australian sandalwood (Santalum spicatum) as revealed by nuclear RFLP analysis. Theoretical and Applied Genetics: international journal of plant breeding research. 107:1208-1214. 2003
- Byrne MBroadhurst L. Genetic diversity and the utilisation of Acacia species complexes in agroforestry in Western Australia. Australian Systematic Botany. 16:49-49. 2003
- Yates CJBroadhurst LM. Assessing limitations on population growth in two critically endangered Acacia taxa. Biological Conservation. 108:13-26. 2002
- Broadhurst LCoates D. Genetic diversity within and divergence between rare and geographically widespread taxa of the Acacia acuminata Benth. (Mimosaceae) complex. Heredity. 88:250-257. 2002
- Broadhurst LMTan BH. Floral biology of the Western Australian endemic 'yellow bells', Geleznowia verrucosa Turcz (Rutaceae). Journal of the Royal Society of Western Australia. 84:83-89. 2001
- Broadhurst LMCoates DJTan BH. Patterns of morphological variation and allelic distribution across a zone of overlap between two subspecies of Geleznowia verrucosa (Rutaceae). Australian Journal of Botany. 49:451-451. 2001
- Broadhurst L. Morphometric analysis of variation in Geleznowia verrucosa Turcz. (Rutaceae). Australian Systematic Botany. 13:479-479. 2000
- Broadhurst LMCoates DJTan BH. Genetic diversity in the monospecific Western Australian endemic, Geleznowia verrucosa Turcz. (Rutaceae). Heredity. 82:292-299. 1999
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editorial article
- Broadhurst LCoates DHoebee SEdwards TMorgan J. Virtual Issue in Australian Journal of Botany: rare and threatened plant conversation and recovery. Australian Journal of Botany. 64:652-652. 2016
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letter
- Guja LKBroadhurst LMBrown AHDBush DCochrane AMerritt DJOfford CARossetto MWallace MJWood J. Genetic diversity is a significant but not the only consideration for effective ex situ plant conservation: Response to Hoban and Schlarbaum. Biological Conservation. 467-468. 2015
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other publication
- Byrne MBroadhurst LLeishman MBelov K. Women in conservation science making a difference. Pacific Conservation Biology. 209-209. 2018
- Broadhurst LDriver MGuja LNorth TVanzella BFifield GBruce STaylor DBush D. Seeding the future - the issues of supply and demand in restoration in Australia. Ecological Management and Restoration. 29-32. 2015