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On the ALLUVIAL SOILS EASTERN SIDE ilililflilililililffiilililtililil014325 REMNANTVEGETATION on the ALLUVIALSOILS of the EASTERNSIDE of the SWAN COASTALPLAIN Prepared by Bronwen Keighery and Malcolm Trudgen for the Department of Conservation and. Land Management. This project was funded under the National Estate Program, a Commonwealth-financedgrants scheme administered by the Australian Heritage Commssion (Federal Government) and the Heritage Council of Western Australia (formerly the Western Australian Heritage Committee) (State Government). January, 1992. ililritilililiililtilililnililt 014325 THELItsRARY DEPARTMENTOFCONSERVATOI{ & LANDI'/ANAGEi\.4ENT WESTERNAUSTRATIA The swan coastal Plain rooking south west from Elris Brook Reserye on the Darling Scarp T 'paqsrtqelseaq plnoqspue plnoJ 'elrsualxa spuelle6 esaql lo; ltomteu aruesal uo!]eruasuoJeiog antsuaqaldu.tocV {;antleledu.toc aje 6ututeurel spuellaM aql eaJe ^pnls aqt Jo f,ltsllel3eJPqJsuollelJosse uotlelaoen aq1 .Exel JO urraoul,{1jood r(uetu uteluoo pus uteldeql Jo epls ulelsee eq} uo LusluepueJo ellueJ Aq} ale spuelleMesaql .elolJpuB suotletJossB uoqelabarr,to ftrstalrp 1eal6 e nnoqsspueFeM lelautaqda aq1 'selJeos lenpr1rputJo uorleruasuoJaql o1 ualt6 r(lror;qndpue sa3inosai aql ol paleduloouaqrur ,{;;etradse 'slelcod suorlerJosseuotlelaban elqeu Jo anlenaql Jo acueloubt;o aal6ape saleclpulslqf pelepsl lleuJsMeJ e o1 6uuee;c,(qpecnpal ueaq bulneqlf,ullxa lsotllle ale slseloJ uado pue spuelpooMeql 'sqleeq 'spuelqruqs 'spuelqJaqpue spue;ebpes Jo f,lesoLtlxalduJoJ e :suollelsossvpuellaM Faro1 ol puelpoo6(uing pepooll) srprusnTdKpcnl Ferol uado ot puelpooM oopuen sn1dfiem1 pero3 uad6 ot puelpoo6 (oopue6) oopuen sn1dfiecn1pue e11ft1do1ecsn1dfiecn3 puBlpooM(1eoaq5 la1eL4 lles) esaqoewrenseJ parol ued6 ot puelpoog (:-:eu.1)e11ft1do1n sntdfleanj :ueeqalpq 01 punoj ser* (ure;6ellefut3 Jetluassalutnb aql) ure16letseo3 ueMSeql Jo eptsuleFea aql uo s;tosr{neaq aql Jo uoqeleban f,llsuelJeleq3 eql 'uorlelaban6ururet!aJ aql Jo slrurl aql ulqrlMureld lereo3 ueMSeql Jo aprsuratrsee eql Jo slos lerlnlleeql aql 1o adecspuel 'suo!]epueulu,toJal pue e.rolJeql eNasuoJ plnoMsuottepueuluooel esaqf cqtcadsJo lJefqns eql ele 'luau:e6eueul uorlele6anlueuuer Jo seale ornl ,{luarvrl pue uotlcalold s}l loJ epeul suollEpuauuiof,al 'pa1e:auebei 'lf,elul puBenle^ uorle^resuoJeloB Jo peloplsuocst eq ol alqe lo elnl9ruls uollelaoe^ 'sureurar Jtseqoql qtlM uollelabar tueuuei lle uortetaoaapue eiolj asla^tpslqt Jo eFltl os asneceg 'erolj aql ;o uorlrsodu.rocaql u! pup ernlJnJls ur qloq esJantpa:e elelut6 pue utgut9 uee/vqaquleld lelseoJ 'leAeMoH ueMSeql ro eprs u.lelsee eqt Jo suotletJosseuonsla6ar\ aql leql umoqsseq ^aruns aql 'esodrndsrql JoJua^a suteulalluetf,UJnsul se elll seM 'pa1ce1o.td poreaqt Jo uortelebanaLlt leqM uleueJ rcJ MouI lanau lllMeA 1etll sMoqsos;e i(pnp eq1 'suollerf,ossp aieM slueuuleJ lle Jr uane uollela6err aql eruasuof,flelenbape ol elel ool s! 1! leql ']ceJ 'poseq surBluarureld le]seoJ ue/t^Saql Jo uotlces stql;o uotlelaba^ lueuulal aql Jo elllll os ul '4tolvt ,{;punosseal ureJuof, srq} 19ql puno; sdeu pue sqdelboloqd lPueeJo uoll.eululexa plat; aq1 'ea.te fpnp eql Jo eJoUpue uoqelaban eql moqe umoul sem alull ^ra^ teql lceJ aqt pue stupuurel eseql lo uorlepe.rbeppue sso; ptde.t 'slueuual luaredde aq1 {q paualq6laq seM ulacuof, aql lleuls peJegeos ol ulgulg pue ellefu6 uaeMlaqureld lslseo3 ueMSeql Jo eps ualsee aql ,o uot}ela6al elEeu eq] peJnpeJPeq lueuidolelap u?qrn pup arnl;ncuoe ro; 6uuee1rleql ulaluof Jo esne3aqpauotsslull'uof sBl ^eruns slqf IUVWnns Thecomposition of the floraof thesewoodlands, forests and wetlands was found to be unusual, havinga muchcloser relationship with the flora of the DadingScarp than was previously recognisedin the botanicalliterature. Thevegetation associations of the sandiersoils of the easternside of the Plainhave close affinities with the vegetationof the BassendeanSands to the west whilestill retaininga degreeof affinity with the fforaof the DarlingScarp. However an areaof BanksiaWoodland was identified,within the metropolitanarea, that hasclose affinities with the flora of the Scarpand the northernsandplains andas suchis a uniqueassociation in needof reservation. Some important areas of remnantvegetation on the Ridge Hill Shelf are identified and recommendationsmade for their reservation.A rare vegetation type, Eucalyptus lanepoolei Woodlandwas identified in this area. The need for a flora conservationreserve on the DandaraganPlateau, south of GinGinalso became apparent during the survey. 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