#8091. Australian native seed sector characteristics and perceptions indicate low capacity for upscaled ecological restoration: insights from the Australian Native Seed Report

October 2026publication date
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Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics;
Nature and Landscape Conservation;
Ecology;
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Abstract:
The Australian Native Seed Sector survey was conducted in 20XX–20XX under the auspices of the Australian Network for Plant Conservation. Respondents self-selected into a seed supply (Seed Collector, Seed Production Area Grower) or seed demand (Seed Purchaser, Other User) group category. Issue statements facing the sector with respect to limiting opportunities for ecological restoration were presented to survey respondents who ranked them in order of importance. Findings revealed that the order of statement importance varied depending on the primary role (Group) of the respondent in the sector.
Keywords:
ecological restoration; seed demand; seed production; seed supply; seed survey

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