Discovering the chemical in smoke that is so important in the germination of some Australian plants has been a high point in Kingsley Dixon’s career.
Now this Curtin-based scientist has been named a John Curtin Distinguished Professor for this achievement and his other admirable work in protecting the creatures and plants in our fragile ecosystem.
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