The Flora of the Pyramid Lake - Mt Beaumont Districts, Near Esperance, Western Australia

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The flora of the Pyramid Lake - Mt Beaumont Districts, near Esperance, Western Australia

M.A. Burgmanl and K.R. Newbey2'

i Departmenof Bolany,Univenity ofwsstem Ausrralia,Stirling Highway,Nedlands,6009 PEsentAddress: For$try S€4ion,University of Melboume,Creswick, Victoria 3363 '1Cl-Westem Aushlian Herbarium,Depanmenr of Conservationand Land Management, P.O.Box 1O1.Como. Weslem Australia 6152

Abstract

Bu3man, M.A. and Newbey, KR The flora of fte ryramid Lake - Mr Beaumo Disrrias, rIear EEerance, Wesrem Ausrnlia. KillgialQ):211-253 (1990). A total of l35l vasorlar flartuxa were i&ntified frorn afpoxirnately 4000 colle.tioir made infie eastem Roe Botanical District between I 9 80 and 1984. Frequency and coverAburdance data were collec!€d for each taxon in each oflhe eigh landfomsprese Life form, corNeNalion statrs, rEprcffntarim on existing ccnservalion lesewes,and disrriburion within seven biogeographical regions were aho rccorded.

the flora war dominated by tara from d|e Myiac€{e (l-lEo),Ptote:(re€ (8Co)ard Mimosac€ae (E/,). Dwarf sluuhs e5%) werc d}e domine[ life forrrl Endsnism was high (lwo) ad dte number ofexoticplarts tow (J%). the floa ofdrc strdy alea bears sEongest relationship to dle Sodh-west Botanical Province, with 32% of dre uxa also occuning rhere. Tvr'enryper crnr ofthe tor.l tata ae also forrd in Soutl Austxalia.

Tne florj ctrrtf2ircn2f6 Qfrno) undescribedlaxa and 149 taxa (1 l7o) were considercd !o be ruq Ceographicaly lesllided or very poorly known. Or y a small proportion offie total flora (177o) and very few ofthe mre species were known tobe adequately rePres€xfedon existing consewalion regervesornatioml pa*s. Theeefacrs emplnsisei the neri for further detailed bornical slrdies beforc any land in the study area is consider€d for rele{se for agricultural aleveloprnmr.

Introduction

This study was undertrken to record the flora of land proposedfor agdcultual development northofEsperance. The Ruraland Allied IndusEiesCouncil (R.A.LC. 1979) considered that there were 2.7 million hectaresof vacantCrown Land available,which may be suitable for agricultual developmentin the Fonestiana-LakeJohnston and SalrnonGums-Israelite Bay areas. Theseareas includedthe PyramidLake andMt BeaumontDisricts, north of existing famland betweenthe No. 1 Rabbit Proof Fence, north-eastof Ravensthorpe,and the western boundary of the Cape Arid NationalPa* (Figure1). The strdy areais largelywithin theRoe Botanical Disfict, with a smallsoutl- eastemsection within the Eyre BotanicalDisrict (Beard1980). Farmlandaround Salmon Gums separatesthe two districts which togethercover approximat€ly 12,000kmr. They are referred to collectivelyhere as the study area. Since theR.A.I.C. ( 1979)report was released, someland in theMt Beaumont District, and near Cascadesin the Pyramid Iake District was made available for agricultue. However, the SlateGovernment presently has a moratoriumon further land release.

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The flora of the study area has not been documented. An earlier assessmentof conservation reservesby the ConservationThrcugh Reseryes Committee (1974) did not recommendthat any sectionsof the study areabe consideredfor preservation,undoubtedly because very few collections of flora and fauna had been made there. A private overview survey Oy KRN) of the study area recordeda numberofrare speciesand a few new to science. This deficiency in biological dafawas recognized by staff of the Westem Australian Wildtfe ResearchCenFe, and led to successful applications by S.D. Hopper for funds for botanical survey work from the Australian Biological ResourcesStudy and from the Westem Australian Govemment. Consultanciesarising from these grants werc awardedto us to undertakeappropriate surveys,

Thespecific aims ofthis studywere to:

a) list all taxarecorded by usduring four surveyscarried out since1980; b) assesstie frequencyand cover/abundanceof eachtaxon on eachlandform; assessthe distribution of eachlaxon within southemWestem Australia; d) assessthe conservationstatus ofeach taxon (re-assessingtle conservationvalues for thosetaxa listed by Marchantand Keighery l979,Leigh et al.l98l,Leigh et al.1984, RyeandHopper 1981, Patrick and Hopper 1982,Rye 1982); e) assessthe statusofplants recordedby us from the Frank Hann National Pa* (KRI9, PeakCharles National Pa* (KRlo and conservationreserves within the study area MAB); 0 list thosetaxa consideredto be rare or geographicallyrestricted, for gazettalas rare flora; c) assessthe completenessof our flora list andthe extentof invasionof exotic taxa; h) presenta life form spectrumfor the taxacollected.

BiophysicalEnvironment

Climate

The climatemay be describedas semi-arid Mediterranean (Specht and Moll 1983),with mostof tle rain falling betweenMay andOctober. The climate at SalmonGums in the north ofthe study areais only weakly Mediterraneanand tends towardsnon-seasonality (Beard 1973a,b). As there are no daily recordingmeteorological stations within thestudy arca, the spatial and temporal rainfall pattems arepoorly kno\rn. Averageannual and monthly rainfall, andmaximum and minimurn temperatues for nefiby stationsat Lake King, GrassPatch, Salmon Gums, Espnrance, Balladonia and Ravensthorpe aroprovided by Hall €tal. (1981)and Newbey (1983a). Estimated average annual rainfall vades from 670 mm nearthe southemcoastto 300 mm inland. Snowis a mre event(one year in 20) anda few days eachsummerexceed 40oC.

Geology

Bedrock of Archaeanganite underlies the study area, but it is largely covered by soil. The tectonically stablebedrock was erodedinto a seriesof suMued uplandsdissected by broad, saucer- shapedvalleys. Most of the valleys drainedto the southcoast but a few on the nofth-eastemseciion of thestudy area &ained east and north to theNullarbor Plain (Yan deGraaffet a|,1977). During the Cretaceous,rainfall declined and the valleys were reduced to a string of salt lakes. A marine transgessionduring theEocene fiued river valleys with sediments(spongolite), and most ofthe land surfacewas eroded flat (Cockbain1968). With the fall in sealevel to thepresent, rivers in the westem half of the study area (the Young, Lort and Oldfield Rivers) have erodedthe spongoliteback to KingiaVol. I, No. 2 (1990) bedrock. Granite exposuresrepresent later intrusionsof Proterozoicgranite through the Archaean bedrock. They havesince been eroded into roundedhills conspicuouson the marineplain (Morgan andPeers1973; Thom et al. 1977).

Landforms and soils

Landform classificationfollows the systemdevised by K.R. Newbeyand A.V. Milewski for the biological surveyof the eastemgoldfields of WesiemAustralia (Newbey 1984). Eachlandform with itsassociatedsoilsisdescribedbelow. Soilsweatheredir Jirr fromthegnnitoidbasementareslighdy acidic and often highly leached. Soils of the marineplain havea high CaCO3content, due to deposition of salts leachedfiom the uplands. Aeolian and alluvial soils are associatedwith valley bottoms andsalt lakes. Aeolian soil sheets,some with fossil dunes,are present on somesections ofthe marineplain.

Breakaway(B): In a few placesin the studyarea, the underlyingkaolinized ganite is exposedon the ancientland surface. Abreakaway consists ofthe following elements: rim, freeface, scree slope, and pediment. The summit andrim consistof materialmore resisf.ant to wqrthering than the underlying material and this controls the breakawaymorphology. Shallow to skeletalgdtty sandscover tie summit and fill small pocketson the rim. Bedrock fragmentsin skeletalgdtty sandscover the scree slopes. The pediment consistsof finer material washedoff the other elements. Soil drainageis excessiveon the summit, rim, free face and screeslopes. However,the pedimentobtains additional moisturefrom run-off from these elemenls. Soil pH is generally6.0-6.5.

Drainage Line (D): This landform is confined to the Pyramid Lake District and occus along the upper reachesof the Lort, Young and Oklfield Rivers. Thesesaline watercourses,with ephemeral flows, drain to the southcoast. Drainagelines dissectthe sandplainsand their commonboundary is .rhere the river banks changefrom erosionalto depositional(colluvial). This varies from 2 to 10 meEesabve theriver bed. Soilsare colluvial, or alluvialon narrowriver flats. They areusually sandy,and saline within a few metresofthe riverchannel. SoilpH is generally6.0-6.5.

Flat Plain(Fl andF2): Mostof thestudy area east of PyramidLake consists ofplain levelledby the EoceneSea (see Marine Plain below) with an internalrelief thatrarely exceeds5 m. Awide rangeof soilsare presentwhich can be divided into tworelatively distinctive groups having unique vegetation andflorisrics (F I andF2). Both may containsmall freshwaterswamps up to 250m acrossthat fill to a depth of 1 m only after very heavyrarn.

Fl consistsof nutrientpoor andslighdy acidic sandsand sandy gavels. Theyare duplex soilswith a sandyclay B horizonthat is usuallyslightly to highly calcareousbut occasionallyslighdy acidic. Fossil amlian sandsheets, sometimes with dunerelicts, arepresent in someareas.

F2 consistsof loamsto clayswith significandyhigher nutrient levels than Fl soils.The profile is calcareousto highly calcareousthroughout with a clay loam B horizonoften with a higherpH thanthe A horizon. Carbonatenodules are often presentin the B horizon.

GraniteExposwe (G): This landformis mostcommon in theMt Beaumontdistrict of tle studyarca and it is presentin two phasesrelated to the origin of the rock. Most commonare tie Proterozoicgranite intrusions now presentas roundedhills. Exposuresof granite bedrock arc less common,but k)th phasessupport similar vegetationon similar landformelements. Skeletal soil sheetsmay bepresent on the exposuresand small hollows may containephemeral pools. Surroundingthe exposureis an inner apron of soil less than 50 cm deep. Peripheralto this is an outer apron of soil 50-150 cm deep. M.A. Burgman& KR. Newbey, the flola of rhe Pynmid Lake-M! Bsumonr Dislricts Z2l sometimes,seepage occurs where soil has accumulated in faintdrainase lines on tre exDosure.soil pH is generally6.0-6.5.

saltktke Features(I-):Lakes in thestudy area have two origins. some lakes occur on flatbottomsof paleo-drainagelines, interspersedwith lunettesand saline flats. Lunettesrange in compositionfrom quartzrich sandsto gypseousclays or nea y pule gypsum(Bowler 1982). The secondtype of lakes arelinear, being sepantedby almostparallel vegetatedsand dunes. Both typesconsistoflake floors and margins paftially enclosedby peripheral dunescomposed of sandor clay loam. pure quartz dunes are formed under lake-full conditions, and the others by deflation of the adjacent lakes. Peripheral soils vary from saline to sub-salineand filo pH may vary from highly acidic to highly alkaline. Lake floors arc often devoid of vegetation.

Marine P lain (lvt1: s urounding BoyatupHill is a marineplain coveredby up to 2 m of fine siliceous sand.Below the sandis a B horizonofclay loamto 1 m thick thatgrades into spongolitebedmck. This plain differs from Flat Plain in havinga slightly acidic B horizonand the exlensivedeep cover of sand. It is alsoin a higherrainfall zone.

Sandplain(S): Ovedying the granite bedrockwest of pyramid I-ake is an ancienrlandscape with a highly leachedand slightly acidic soil profile. slopeson theplain arc gentleand intemal relief is less than30 m. The soil B horizonconsists ofsandy clay that is oftenmottled nearits upper surface. The A horizonmay consistofsand, sandy loam, clayey sand or clay loam. In someplaces the sandis presentascolluvial sheets up to 1.5m thick. clay loamsare usually associated with gilgaiin localised areas.

Vegetation

Beard(1973a,b) mappel tlrc main vegefationtypes of tle studyarca using a structuralclassification with floristic sub-units.Monkerdl. (1979)described the vegetationof theFrank Hann National park, and Bennett (1983) oudined many vegetationtypes at Mt Beaumont,adjoining one of the areas recendy releasedfor agriculture in the study area.

The landform types described above support characteristic structural vegetation types. Breakawayshave a complex of shrubs and annualson skeletal soils, and mallees and tre€s are sometimespresent- Drainage lines suppofi a variety of vegetation,related to water logging and salinity of soils, from dwarf shrubland,to thicket andwoodland. Similarly, salt lake floors are often bare,fringedby low halophyticshrubs. Tall shrubsare present on btter drainedsoils, while mallees occur on soils with low s:rltcontenL vegetation on GraniteExposures is also variable,related to soil depth and water run-off.

Flat Plains (F1) and Marine Plainshave vegetation dominated by shrubsand sedgesless than 1 m tall, althoughscatt€red tall shrubsand mallees are sometimes present. Flat plains (F2) supportdenser malleewith fewer shrubs,and small patches of low woodlandon highly calcareoussoils. scatteredto densemallees cover most of the sandplains. In all malleecommunities, the low and medium shrub stratatend to be more densewhere tie malleecover is lower or more sparse.woodlands arepresent on soils with highernutrient statusand numerous, small, ephemeral swamps support open woodlands.

Flora

No comprehensiveplant collections were madein, or near,the study areauntil Newbey (1929) collectedwidely on the centralsouth coast around the Fitzgerald River. More recently,clements and George(1980) led an expedition which collectedextensively for orchids. Ecological studieshave KingiaVol. l, No.2 (1990) also been rare (Beard 1967, Hopper and Moran 1981, Hopkins and Robinson 1981, Crook and Burbidge 1982).

M€thods

The flora list includesall plant taxarecorded by us mainly during four surveys:

1) a short preliminary survey was undertakenby KRN in November 1980to overview the flora: 2) searcheswere madeby KRN in the summerof 1982-83for rare plants(Newbey 1983b); 3) basic data were recordedin October 1983by KRN for a land usesurvey of the North Boyatup Hill area(Newbey unpublished data); 4) fourteentrips were undertakenin 1983and 1984by MAB to record as much aspossible oftheflora (Burgman 1985a).

Specieslists werecompiled at morethan 300 sites subjectively selected to representall of tle main vegetationtypes of the study area. Opportunisticcollections were made between sites and searches were madeof unusuallandforms. Dataon eachtaxon werecollected using classificalion schemesto record frequency and cover/abundance(Newbey and Hnatiuk 1984), life form (Newbey 1979), conservationstatus (Lelgh et a\.1981)and represenation on reserves(Rye and Hopper 1981).

No detailedsearches were made for plantsconsidered to be rare. Ratherestimates of rarity were madeon known populationsizes and distributions,and on our generalknowledge of the study area' Previous publications on rare plants in Westem Australia (see above) have been restricted to published taxa. We have included undescribedtaxa, referencedby voucher collections in the Westem Ausfialian Herbarium (PERTH). The representationof taxa on lesewes.^'as lestricted to Frank llann and Peak CharlesNational Palks, and to flora conservationreserves in the study alea. Cape Arid National Park adjoins the study areain the east,and CapeLe Grand and StokesInlet National Parksare to the south. The floras ofthese areashave not beendocumented and to do so was beyondthe scopeof this study.

Resultsand Discussion

A total of about4000 plant specimenswere collected in the studyarea as part of the four surveys. From these,1351 different vascularplant taxawere identified (Appendix l) which representapproxi- mately 1570of the State'snamed flora (Green 1985). Plant taxa in the study alea consistedof five speciesof fems andfern allies, and 1290species, 24 subspeciesand 32 varietiesof flowering plants. Families with the mosttaxa werethe Mqlace:Le(231 taxa),Proteaceae (106 taxa),Mimosaceae (105 taxa), Asteraceae(?5 taxa) andEpacridac eae (62 taxa). The generawith the most taxa wereAc4cia (1,05taxa), Eucalyptus (77 taxa),Melaleuca (67 taxa),Izucopogon (37 taxa\' Grevillea Q8 taxa), Hibbertia Ql tara) andPulteneza (L9 raxa).

Life form sp€ctrum

Oneof the most notablefeatues of the specieslist wasthe predominanceof dwarf shrubspecies, which makeup 357oof the total taxa (Table 1). Kwongan (dwarf shrubland)is the richest and most complex vegetationtype in the study area (Burgman 1985a)and conFibutesgeady to its species richness. Eucallpts are dominatedby mallee-form species. Mature mallee is the most extensive vegetationtype, although it is relatively poor in numbersofspecies (Burgman 1985a). Only a few fire ephemeralswere presenth lecendy bumt mallee and kwonganvegetation' M.A. Burgrnan & LR. Newbey, The flora of the Pyramid Lake-Mt Beaumod Distdcts 223

Table 1. Proportion of l^xa (%) in Appendix 1 contributing to diflermt lif€ forns (induding data ftom Newbey 1979 and RauDkiaer 1934). A key to the life form codes ir provided in Appendix 1. + = less than 1%

ST MTLT DT TS MA DS SS MSLS HPCL MP RP PG SC SI SL AB HY AGAS PC

134 35t38 2 2 | t2l52 110 +

70 ll 5 ll 0 This Stdy

+++ | 42 nfi6 4 L I 32362 110

3 6 ll

Newbey(1979)

Raunkiaer(1934)

Phanerophytesare strongly representedin the life form spectrum,compared to the dafa of Raunkiaer(1934), at the expensemainly of chamaephyt€sand hemicryptophytes. This is alsotrue whencompared to Newbcy's(1979) central south coastal flora, andreflects the largecontribution madeby dwaf shrubsto the speciesrichness of the study area.

Undescribedtaxa

An important featureof the specieslist is the large numberofundescribed taxa . Some26 QjVo) of the total are undescribed,in manuscript,or of uncertainstatus. A fe.r taxonomicgroups are outstandingfor the numberof undescribedtaxa in them,notably lzpidosperma (4 taxaout of a lotal of 16),Rhamnaceae (7/20), Hibbertia (lll21), andMelaleuca (28/67). Additionally, a few generaare cunendy under revision,including Acacia (381105),Darwinia (9/11),Eucqlyptus (23177) and Leucopogon(21137). Recent revisions of generain WestemAustralia have highlighted that most undescribedtaxa are rare or haverestricted geogaphic ranges (e.g. George 1981). The same appearslikely to be true of many unnamedtaxa recordedin the study area.

Biogeographicrelationships

Thereare 44 exoticspecies listed in AppendixI (37oof thetotal), including 15 speciesfrom the Poaceaeand 9 from the Asteraceae.This differs from the 494 axa collectedby Chealet al . (1979)in which 107oof themallee vegetation ofnorth-western Victoria were exotic. However, Specht (1972) found that, like the study area,the incidenceof introducedplants was mre in the South Australian mallee. KingiaVol. I, No.2 (1990)

The low numberofexotics in AppendixI is evidenceof thelow levelofinvasion of introduced plants in the study area. Hypochaerisglabra was ubiquitous,though rarely abundant. Most others were annualgrasses or shortlived perennials. Usually, they wererestricted to disturbedsites, or to salt lakes or graniterocks, probablyresponding to the more mesicmicro-climates or higher nutrient slatusof thesehabitats.

Of thetaxa in Appendix 1,275(207o) are also found in SouthAustralia. Of these,123 (97o) have disjunct and apparentlyvicariant distributionsacross southe-m Australia (Jessop1984). The close relationshipbetween the floras of SouthAus[alia andWestem Australia is well known (Green1964, Beard1969,Parsons 1970, Nelson 1974), and is reflectedin thesefigures.

As many as 10% of the taxa collected here are endemicto the study area and a fwthet 9Eaare resftictedto the Roe BotanicalDisfrict. The flora ofthe studyarea trqrs s[ongest relationshipto the South-WestBotanical hovince, with 3270of thetaxa also occuring there.The relationship between the studyarea and the southcoastal Eyre BotanicalDistrict is alsostrong, with 2 I 70of thetaxa shared; relatively fewer plants(1370) are shared with the morearid CoolgardieBotanical Disfict.

Conservationvalues

Some 149taxa ( I I 7o)were considered to be rare,geogaphically restrictedor very poorly known andonly 50 of thesewere listed by any oneof the authoritieson rareplants in WestemAustralia (see above). Therewere 26 tzxa(20Vo) considered to be goodtaxonomic species which couldnotbe matchedwith any namedspecies. While they may be speciesnew to science,their statusis uncertain and will remain so until the taxa to which they appearto belongare revised.

Seven speciesin Appendix t have been gazettedas rare (Govemmentof Western Australia 1988). They arc Adenanthosileticos, Billardiera nnllis, Eremophiladentlculata, E. serpens, Eucalyptusmerrickiae , Kennediabeckxiana and Ricino carpos trichophor us.

There are 38 taxa in Appendix I consideredto be endangeredand 45 taxa consideredto be vulnerable. In order to highlight them,they arelisted separatelyin Appendix 2. Endangeredspecies require immediatesurvey and implementationof conseryationmeasues, and speciesclassified as vulnerablewill needthe sarneattention should land be consideredfor releasefor development.Most endangeredtaxa are recently describedor undescribed.Only five of them havobeen listed by any one of the authoriiies on ftrre plants. Theseomissions are a result of the rarity of the laxa and their uncertaintaxonomic status,which highlights the needfor more effort to be spenton surveyingrare plants.

Of the 98 taxa in Appendix 1 also listed in the existing publicationson WesternAustralian rare plants, 50 were consideredhere to be relatively widespreador abundant.Examples of this kind are Callitr is colwrcllaris, Bo s siaea leptacantha and O rylobium mitrophyllum.

of the 1351taxa in Appendix1, 597oare known m occuron conservationleserves or national parks but only l77o are known to be adequaielyrepresented (Rye and Hopper 1981). There are only five endangeredspecies known on reserves, one of which is adequately represenied. Similady, there are only 23 vulnerable speciesknown on reserves,two of which arc adequately represented. A further 35 rare or poorly known specieshave been recordedon reserves.

Factorsother than disfibution and abundancecontribute to the biological importanceof collections. Rangeextensions in suchspecie s asAcacia waratnard may representa paucity of collections M.A. Bugman & LR. Newbey,The flora of the Pyramid Lake-Mt BeaumontDistricts

whereas in others such as Acacia soroplrylla, they representisolated populations. They may represent populations of species previously widespread in the wheatbelt (e.g. Corrcsperma acerosum,Dampiera carinata, Goodeniatrichophylla), or forms, varieties or subspeciesnew to science(Burgman 1985b).

Conclusions

It is importrnt to emphasisethat Appendices1 and 2 areincomplete. As many as 266 taxa are of uncertainstatus and it is anticipatedthat a significant proportionof thesewill benew, rare or restricted. Furthermore,by comparingAppendix I with otherlists from nearbyareas, we estimatethat 15-2070 of the flora of the study arearemains to be collected. Cleady, a great many more recordsof rare or undescribedtaxa remain to be made.

The studyarea exhibits a high degreeofendemism, a largeproportion of the flora is not known to occur on reservesand lessthan 207o is known to be adequatelyrepresented. Furthermore, vory little is known of the biogeographyof the study areaand information of this natue will have imporlant implications for the designof naturereserves. Thesefactors suggestthat very detailed studiesare necessary,before land is releasedfor development,if the flora is to be conserved.

Acknowl€dgem€nts

We bothwould like to thankD. Bell,A. Hopkins,W. LoneraganandS. Hopper for theircomments on the manuscript. W. Loneraganand S. Hopperprovided advice throughoutthe study and P. van der Moezel provided valuable discussion. We are grateful !o B.R. Mastn for liaising with the Westem Australian Herbariumon our behalf.

Professionalstaff at the Herbariumassisted with difficult identifications. Outsideassistance was soughtfrom A.A. Burbidge(Beaufortia\, M. Trudgen(Baeckta and related taxa), M.I. Brooker (Eucalyptus),J. Powell (Itucopogon),S.D. Hopper(Conostylis and Orchidaceae),M.D. Crisp (Daviesia)and A.S .George (Dryandra).

C.E.Layman, S. McNee, B. Tanahill,A. Napier,andF. andJ. Phillips provided assistance in the field andin theherbarium. B. Smithtyped the manuscript. .J.W. Green and A.A. Bubidge kindly provided accessto facilities at the WestemAustralian Herbariumand tie Wildlife ResearchCentre respectively. This study was funded through the W.A. Wildlife ResearchCente (KRN) and by a grantto S.D.Hopper from fte AustralianBiological Resouces Study (MAB).

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App€trdixl. Floralist

Arrangemenrof iaxafollows C're€n(1985). Taxalisted below but not appe.aringin Grcen(1985) are- Brbula nuclleri, Eucalyptus sqphicalyx,Glyceriafluiutns,cletillea coccirea u.tdwestri^giari8ih. Datalisted ale life form, representationon conservalon ."r"-"", ^"".nn*,oifr"qo*ry andcover/atxmdance on landforms,ard distribution.Voucier specimensofmost taxahave been deposiredin pERTH. Urmarnedraxa are rcferenced by MAB or KRN co ectingnumbers. An asreriskindicates an idioducedtaron.

LF = Life Form (Newbey1979)

S;,rnbol A. PHANEROPHYTBS P Mesophanerophytes(lrees 5-50 m high) MM f. SmaI lEes (5-15 n) ST 2. Mediumtree., (1130 m) MT 3.Large trees GreaEr rhan 30 m) LT Micrcphanerophytes(trees and shrutr 2-5 m high) 4. Dwarf Eeesoess than 5 m) DT 5. Tall shrubsGre3ler lhan 2 m) TS 6. Mallees- treeform MAT shrubform MAS Nanophanerophltes(sh bs lessdlAn 2 m high) 7. Dwaf woodyshubs (lesslltan 05 m) DS E.Small wmdy slm:hs(0.5-1 m) ss 9. Mediwn q/oodyshrubE 0-1.5n) MS 10.Inge woodyshnrbs (1.5-2m) LS 11.Herbac€ous shrub,s HP 12.Clin'bers cx-

CHAMAEPHYIES 13.Mat plads MP

c. IIEMICRYPTOPHYTES 14.Rosened perumials RP 15.Perennial grals€s PG 16.Colonial s€dges SC 17.Tufted sedges st 18.Sedge-[ke da'rs SL

D. GEOPHYTES 19. Terrestrials AB 20. Hydrophytes HY

E. TIIEROPHYTES T 2l . Armualgrasses AG 22. OiherarlJ|uals AS

F. PARASITIC CLIMBERS 23. Paradticclimben PC M.A. Burgman& KR. Newbey,The flora of rhe PyramidLake-Mt Beaumon!Districts 229

Appendix1 (contiDued).Flora list

RES= Presenceon conservationreserve F = Fnnk HarmNarional Palk (NewbeyunF$lished dala) P = PeakCharles National Park (Newbey upublished data) S = Natureresewes wirhin study area (Bureman 19 85a) ASSeSSmenl not recorded P = fxesent, inadequat€ reFesentarion (<1m mature plants) A = adequate rcpesentation (>1000 mature plarB)

CS = Consenation sraursO€sed on code developed by Leigh d al. (1981) bu! applied by Bwgman and Newbey) I = raxakno*n or y fromtypecollectiorf ora single colection. 2 = very nsaicted distribution, range <1001mr. 3 = taxa witi distriblion >100kmbot oco-rning only in srnall poF ari@s. E = endangeredtaxon in serious risk ofdisappearing fromfie wild statewitin one ortwo decadesifprcsent land use and orhe{ causal faclors conrinue ro operare. V = vulnerable taxon no! pr€sendy endange€d but at risk over a longer period. R = rare raxon not curently considered endangered or vulnerable. K = poorly knowa uxon zuspecledto belong to one oflhe above categories. C = present within national park or other proclaimed conselvarion arca.

LANDFORM B = Breakaway D = Drainage line F1 = Plain (mainly s&dy A horizon, neuual B horizon) 12 = Plain (various A horimn, calcareour B horizon) c = Granile exposure L = Salt lake feature M = Marine plain s = san4lain

Frcquency and Cover/abundance (canopy cover - seeMuir (977)

Frcquency Cover/abundance

A = l or2populadons 1 = I or2planlJ B=Fewpoprnadons2=Fewplants C = Scatrered populations 3 = Fewplanrs rc 17ocanopy cover D=FrequenrpoFllarions4=l-5locanopycover E = Crrnrnonpoprlations 5 = 63OVo czropy cover 6 = 31-704. canopy crner

DIS =Distdbution (Jnnamed taxaassumed rcsticted to Westem Australia)

1 : Endemic b snrdy arca 2 = Roe Boranical Dsricr (Beard 1980) 3 = Eyre Boianic-al Disrrict 4 = South-West Bounical Province (excluding Eyre Boranical Disrrict 5 = South-Westem Interzone (Crolgardie Botanical Dist ict) 6 = Souhem Austnlia (mainly Souh Australia (Jessop1984)) 7 = Naturalised aliens 230 KingiaVol. I, No.2 (1990)

AppetrdixI (continued).Flora List

RXS

B D FII2G ]" I,t S

8Y Isoetes aus!ralis S. \,lilLiams 2,5

Ds ch€ilanihes austrdienuifolia n. Quirk & c3 .. .: .. c3 .. DS Cheitanthes distans (R. Br.)uert.

]IE ASPLENIACEAE Ds Aspleniun flabeLli lolium cav. ,, ,. .. .. 82 .. DS Pleurosorus rurirorius (R. Br.)I€e .PP ...... 82 ..

SS Ma.rozamia riedlei (Fis.her ex caudich.)c. Ga.dner ,...... A3 .. .. ,.

ST *Pinls prnea L.

18 CU?RESSACEAE DT callirris colunerLaris I. Ituell. TS callit.is preissii Miq. ssp. verrucosa (Cunn.ex vosel )J. Card€n AAA .. .. c2 ., .. .. ,. callirris roei (Endl.)F. Mue1l. P.A

As Triglochin cal.l trapa Eook...... D4 ., .. as Trielochin ninurissiia F. Mue1L...... D4 .. ., AS Triglochin nu.ronata R. Br...... c3 ,. .. As T!ielochin muelleri Buchenau 3K ...... 82.. ..

Ac Asroslis sp. A (!l{B 2417] AC *Aira.upanrana Guss. Pc Aopiiposon anphipogonoid€s (steudel)v ick. ..P il il ::ll il .: PG AnphipoAon rurbinatus R. Br. Pc Anphiposon sp. A (l1AB 3909) Pc Aristida conto.ta F. Ituell. :. :. ;; .: :: :: Ac *AveLlinia mi.h€rii (savi )ParI. .. -. .. c2 ,. .. AG *B.rza nrnor l. .. -. 82 .. .. -. AG *Bromus iubens L. .. .. 82 ...... Pc Danrhonia caespitosa caudich. .. .. B2 ...... 6 PG Da.rhonia occidentalis vick. .. .. 32 ...... PC Danthonia seta.ea R. Br. .. ,. R2D2 .. .. ?c Dan!honia seLa.ea R. Br. var. breviseta Vick. ::: ., ., .. c3.. .. Pc Danthonia sp. A (MAB 24631 Pc *Ehrharia caly.ina snilh 82 ...... 7 PG *Ehrharta longiftora smith 82.. .. ., .. .. 1 Pc Eraarostis diersii Pilger ex Diels 5 E. Prirzel .. .. B2 C2 .. .. Ac clyceria ftuitans R, Br. AC *Hordeun leporinum Lrnk .. ., ., 82 .. ,. ; PG *Lolium perenle 1,. (L. ? x L. riaidun Gaudin) ::: 1 AC *Lo1i!m risiduo Gaudin .. 83...... 1 ,. ,. ., ., c3 c2 PC Naurachne alopecuroidea R. Br. '7 AC *ParaphoLis incu.va (!.)C.E. Hubb. (R. Pc Pasparidi!m craci 1e 8.. )fi"ches AG *Pentaschistis airoides (Nees)stapr ., c2 .. .. c3 83 .. ., PG Poa drumondrana Nees 6 ?c Poa sp. A (MAB 4533) 2 AG Puccinetlia srricra (J.D. Hook. )C. Bron 6 Pc Sparto.htoa scirpoidea (Sreuder)C.8. ltubb. 2,5 PC stipa acrociliara Reader 2,5 PG Sripa .onpressa R. Br. 2,5 PC Stipa eleean!issima Labill. .. Bl cl ...... PC Stipa eremophila Reader .. R2 .. .. -. .. ?C stipa flavescens Labitt. 82 ...... PG s!ipa henipogon Benth...... Al 82 Pc Stipa junciloria Eughes ..P ...... c3 .. .. 2,3 Pc stipa pycnostachya Benth. .. 82 .. Bl .. .. 2,3 PG Sripa semibarbara R. Br. ?c sripa LrichoPhtlla Benrn. .. B3 82 ...... 6 PC Sripa varia6ilis Hlghes .. c3.. ., ., .. PC stipa sp. A {MAB 3170) 2 M.A. Burgman& KR. Newbey,The flora of the PyramidLake-Mt BeaumontDistricts 231

Appendix1 (continued).Flora Llst

B D FIF2G L M S DIS

sripa sp. B (d-AR1086) 2 PC Triodia concinna N. Eurb. 5 *Trisetaria..istata ( L, )K.rsuc 1.n ...... 82., ,. ,. *vurpii bromoid.s (1, )cray """' c2 " " " *vulpia myu.os (1. )C. Cnclin ...... 82 D4 .. .. 7 *vulpia sp. A (xAB 322:JA) i.l ...... 32.. ., .. 7

sa Baun.a.ubisinosr (sprensc I )soeckLer. Sl Caustis dioica R, Br. Sl Cy.lhochaela .venacea Benth, :ii Sl Cyathochaeta ctandestina (R. Br.)B€nth. .. .. R2.. SC Cahnia ancistrophylla Benrh. sc cahnia a!stralis (Nees)K.L. I'ilson Sl Cahnia deconposita (R. Br.)Benrh. .:; sl cahnia dedsta (R. Br.)B.nth. sl cahnia drumondii (steudet)K,L. l,\Iiisor ;; :: :: .: SC C.hnia lanieera (R, B!. )Benlh. st cahni3 sp. A (MAB 44311 2K AS tsol€prs.ongruaNe.s ..P c2 ...... z cs lcolcp r.rJ e,notd unb.jA, D L . sl lsolepis nodosa (Rottb.)R. B!, sI lsol.pis sp, A (r'lARItLi) ,,: l St Lepldosperna aphyllum R. Br. 2,) SC Lepidosperma brunonlanun Nees B3 .. Sl L€pldosperma carphoides I. Iu€lL. ex Be.rh. .. .- a2 .. Sl Leprdosp.rna drumondi i Benth. 4,t Sl Leprdosperna gracile R. Br. il :::: il SC Lepldospeina leptophyl lum Benth. 2,3 Sl Leprdosperma piuinosum Kuek. sl Lepidosperma resinosum (N..s )Benrh, R3 ...... sl Lepidospe.na all'. resinosum {Nees)Benth. (KRN 1232) Sl Lepidosperna squaoaron Labill. Sl Lepidosperma tube.culatum Nccs Sl Lepidosperma viscidum R, 8., var. viscidum St Lepidosperma viscidum R. 3r. va.. fla.cidun Kuek. SI Lepidosperma sp. A ([qB 1265] .. B2 SI Lepidosperna sp. B (MAB 417l ) ;i SI Lepidosperna sp. C (},tAB lZ98) ::: sl L€pidosp.rfla sp. D (l,lAB ll]8) R2., SI Il€somelaena preissi i Nees D3 .. .: ;i s ir,.on-Ld-nc-ryBi" ro.3..)!-, p,.rJ_ D3 .. 2.3 sl Mesonelaena tetragona (R. 3r.)Bc.th. sMesoneLaen: sp. A (M B 1898) 82 .. S1 Schoenus armeria Boeckl e r ; SI Schoenus asperocarpus I. MueLl, 2 5r Schoenus brevifolius R. Br. ;r :: Sl Schoenus b.eviseris (R. Br.)Benth, 83 33 2,3 SI Schoenus caespititius A. Firzg, 2,3 ',\o"'u I , 'virol:u (c. Br.)8".", f:l 82 .. 2,3 SI Schoenus AramnatophylLus F. Muell, 82 .. 2,3 5l Schoenus laevigatus lt. Fiizg. 2,3 Sl Schoenus aff. l!eviBarus U, Iitzg. (KRN 39tl) 2,5 aS s.hodnus nanus (Nc€s )Benth. sl s.hoenus obtusifolius (Nees)Bo.c k1.,, ::: 2,3 AS S.ho.nus odonto.arpus F. Mucl1. 82 ., Sl Schoenus plerostenoneus F, uell, 2,1 AS Schoenus sculptus (Ne€s)Bo..kIe. SI schoenus afl. subrascicularis K!.k. ((RN 4744) 2,j Sl S.hoenus subflavus Kuek, :.;i 2,1 Sl S.hoen!s sublaxus Kuek, c3 .. 2 Sl S.hoenus sp, A (MAB l2:1741 i* I Sl schoenus sp, B ((RN 9787) ::i 2 sI scho.nus sp. c (r'IAR :16031 I Sc Tetraria capillaris (F. Mu€11.)J. Btack q. j , I r'-' i" "lr. ar' 'o. "'p" . o b r/R\ a ::; c3 ., ./,3 St Tri.ostularia n.esii I-.hm. c:l .- 2,3 Sl lri.ostula.ia n..sii Lchn. var, elatior B.nth. l:i 2,3 39 sl Ana.thrra g.a.rlLs R. Br. .. .. c2 .. -. .. 2.3 sl Anarth. ia huni l is Ne.s .. ,. c2 .. .. ., D3 .. 2,3 sc Ana.thrra laev r s R, Br. sl Anarthria prolifera R. 3f, 82 .. 2,3 SI Anarth.ra s. ab.a R. Br. Itafper ia l3t.rlflora iJ. Fitzg. D3 B] 4 sl tlypolaen. excu lca R. Br. -:; 232 Kingiavol. I, No.2 (1990)

AppendixI (continued).Flora Lisl

B D FIF2C L M S

sl uypolacna fasriBlata R. sr. sl LepidoboLus chaerocephalus F. Mu.rL D2 ...... D2 2,3 SI L€pidobol!s prei;stanus N..s Sl L€plo.a.Pus humiLis Cilg 'I .1.r" rc. 6 Lo,ocd )r 1". . 6-.'ts . \ 82., .. ,. Bi sl !-oxocarya myrio.lada Gi lg .. .. B3 2,5 SL l-oxocarya sp. A (id{8 1967) l Sl Lyginia barbata R, Br, t' Sl Restio crispatus R. Br. IJ2 .. .. A2.. 3 Sl Resrio sphacelatus R. Br.

Aphetia brizula F. uell. Brizura frue1l€ri Hieron. centrolepis aristata (R. Br.)Roen.r e Schultes ',: Cent.olepis glabra (F. MueLl. ex Sond.rlHteron. Centrolepis humiltina F. Mu€11. ex B.nth. .. 82 Cenridt€pis pi 1os. Hj.ron, ,p. .. 82 centrotepis polysyna (R. Br. )Hieron. .. D3 6 cenlrolepis strieosa (R. Br.)Ro.m.r & schultes 6

52 *Jun.us bufonius L. .. 82 sl Juncus pal tidus R. Br. :::

Catectasia cyanea R. Br. st or3 rr, reu- t. )Brnr1. A2 2,t SL Lonandra collina (R. Br. )Ewart .. 6 SL Lomandra aff, €ffusa (Lindtey)Euart (l4,AR4036) SL Lofrandra hasrilis (R. Br.)E"art SL Lofrandra nicra.rha (Endr. )Ewa.t ssp. nicrantha SL Lmandra nicranrha (End1.)Erart ssp, reretiforia

Sl, lomandra nucronata (R. Br.)A. Lee SL Lomandra nigricans T.D. IlacFarlane :::

'4D XANTIlORRIlOEACSAE SL Xantborrhoe6 platyphylla D.J. Bedtord

SL Diarella revoluta R. ar. .. c] c2 83 C2 .. Al .. SS Stypand.a grandiflora Lind ley '' ' c3 ' DS Stypandra imbrrcata R. Br...... D3.. ., ..

54F ANTITERICACEAE Sr, Asrosro..inun scabrun (R. 3r.)BailLon sL Borya constricta D.t4. chrrchill ...... E4...... SI, Rorya sp. A (MAB 1611) .P...... 82 AB chama.scilla.orynbosa (R. Bi.)F. t'luel1. ex Benth. ..P ...... 83 32 ...... AB chamaescilra spiralis (End1.)F. due1L. ex Benrh. .... L2...... -. A2 Sl, Johnsonii a.aulis Endl. A2 ...... Al .. DS Laxmannia b.a.hyphylla F. Muell. .x Benth...... ,. A2 ,, 3 DS Laxnannra mrnor R. Br. .. .. Al ...... DS Laxmannia paleacea F. Mu.l1. DS Laxmannia ramosa LindleY "".' 81 ' Ds Laxmannia sessi I i flora D..ne. 6 DS Laxmanni. sqoarrosa Lindl.y .. .. Al ...... 81 .. AB SrareLli. gynnocephala Die ls 3 AB thysanotds all, baueri R. Br. ((RN 8002) 2,1 AB Thysanotus manglesianus Kunrh ...... Bl .. ,. ,. AB Thysanorus parviflorus N.H. Bririan ., .. D282 ...... 3 .,o1i. " - AB J"d ro ", p.r 1.. B . D. odr' ort ' ,. ., .. c2.. .. Bl .. aB Thysanotus sparteus R, Br.

54G ASPITODELACEAE AB *Asphodelus Er sru lo6us L. As B!lbine semibarbata (R. Br.) av. .. c2

54J COLCHTCACEAE AB Wurmbea.e.nua T. D, tlacFarLade ,, 3 AB Wurmbea srnora T.D. Ma.Farl:ne AB l1lurmb.a tenel La (Endr.)Benrh.

'5 HAEIIODORACIjAE AR Anigozanthos humil is Li.dl.y '' '' " .. 42 AB Anigozanrhos ruFus Labi ll. ., ...... 82., 2,1 M.A. Burgrnan& KR. Newbey,The flora of the PyramidLake-Mr BeaumontDistricls 233

App€ndix1 (continued).Flora List

B D FIFzC L .\t S

Conostytis androsrenna F. t4ue1I. ssp. .. .. R2 .. ,. ,. 82 SL Conosrytls beatiana I. tluel1...... 82 .. C4 .. SL ConosLylrs brevlscapa R. Br. .. .. a2 ...... SL Co.os rytrs phaihyrantha Diels ' ' ' '"c2 2,3 MP Conostytrs seorsiflora F. Mue1l...... , .. .. 81 .. 3 SL ConostyLls vaginara End1. .. A2 ...... 3 sL Conostylrs sp. A (KRN 6572) ?B ...... c2

IYPOXIDACEAE Hypoxis sp. A {KRN 9759) ...... 84 ......

SL Paiersonia juncea Lindley Paie.sonra lanata R. Br. !l ., 3 sI Patersonia oc.identalis R. Br. Bl .. 6 SL Patersonia rudis EndL. ssp. rudis

AB Acianrhus reniformis (R. Br.)schtrr, 6 AB Caladenra caerulea R. Bi. 82 .. .. ., .. AB Calad€nia deformis R. Br. c2 ...... , 6 AB caladenia dilatata R. B!. var. fal.ara Nicholls .. .. 82 .. .. AB caLadenia discoidea Lindley c2 .. .. ,, ,. AB CaLadenia doutchae O. Sarg. .. D2 82 .. .. AB CaLadenia filame.tosa R. Br. var. denricdlata (Lindley) H. c. R€ichb. .. .. 82.. .. AB Caladenia firafreniosa R. Br, var. r.nracutata ., ., B2 .. ,. AB Caladenia ftava R. Br. ::; .. ,. 82 .. .. A! Caladenia g€mbata lindley .. .. t2 .. .. AB Caladenia hirta Lindrey .. .. 82 .. .. AB Caladenia longi.auda rindley AB Caladenia replans 1-indley .. .. 82 .. .. AB Catadenia roei Benth. .. ., 82 .- .- AB Caladenia sa.charata ll.G, Reichb. ,, 82 A2 ,, ., AB Caladenia sigmoidea R. S. Rogers AB Catadenia sp. a (MAB 1291) .- .. 82 .- .. .. 2 AB caladenia sp. B (MAB 3208) ::; .. 2 AB Diuris taxifrora lindley AB Diuris tongiforia R. Br. .. .. 82 .. .. AB Elylhranlbera brunonis (Erd1.)A.s. ceors. ,. 82 ,. ,. .. AB Eriochil!s dilataLus Lindley ., .. c2 .. .. AB Eriochi Ius scaber lindLey ,. ,, 82 ,. ,, AB LeporeLla finbriara (Lindley)A.s. ceorse ,. .. 82 ,. ., AB L}?era!thus nigricans R. Br. .. .. 82 ,. Al AB Lyperanrhus serratus Lindley AB ltic!otis unifolia (c. Forsrer)H.c. Rei.hb. .. 6 AB Paracaleana nigrira (Lindley)B1axe1t s6p. nov. (MAB 1745 ) 82 ,. ,. .. Bl .. 3 AB PrasophyLtud finbria H.c. Rei.hb. AB PrJ"oohv l.m E.'05td"\yra R. 3r. va-. g-nt (8.C. Rerchb.)A.S. ceorge .. .. c2 ...... 2,5 AB PlasopbyLLun nigricans R. Br. ;:; 82., ., ., ,, AB Plasophyllun ovale l,indley var. rrierochin

AB PrerosryLis murica R. Br, ..P AB Prerostylis AB Pterostylis plunosa L. Cady AB Prerostytr s recurva Benrh. 82...... AB Pterostyiis aff. rufa R. 3r. A (I!AB 4463a) .. .. c2 .. ., 2 AB Preros!ylis aff. rufa R. Br, B (M,AB3t92) .. I AB Prerosrytis aff,.ufa R. Br. c (MAB 3t54) .. .. 82 ,. AB Pterosrytis sargentii C.R.P. Andrers ;; AB Pterostylis vitrara LindLey var. virrara AB Thelymit!a antennif€ra (Lindley)J.D. qook. .. 6 AB Th6lymirra canpanrlara Lindtey AB TheLtniria canalicuiara R. Br. AB Thelyni tra crinita Lindley. ::; AB TheLymiira fuscolu!ea R. Br. var. tuscolurea AB TheLynitra nuda R. Br. .. 3l cl .. AB TheLynitra pauciflora R. ar.

70 AtLocasuarira acuaria (F. Muelt.)L. Johusuu ...... a2 2,3 r-s Atlocasuarina canpes!ris (Diets)L. Johnson ssp...... D5.. .. C4 234 KingiaVol. I, No. 2 (1990)

Appendix1 (coDtinued).Flora List

LANDFORll

B D FIT2G ], M S

TS Allocasuarina corniculata (r. Muelt )L. Johnson TS ALlo..suarina helmsii (E'art 3 t4. cordon) L' Johnson 82., ...... DT Allocasuarina h!€eeliana (Miq.)L. Johnson SS Allocasuarina humiris (0rro e Dierr.lL. Johnson .. ,. .. cl c3 4,5 DS Alto.asuarina mi.rostachya (lliq.)r-. Johnson MS ALlo.asuarina screroctada (L, Johnson)L. Johnson 2,5 Atloca6uarina ihuyoides (Miq. )1. Johnson .. ., .. 82 Dl TS AtLo.asuarina rrichodon (uiq.)L. Johnson ..P DT casuarina c.istaia Miq. ssp. paup.r (F Muell. ex Hi,t.)L. Johnson

90 DS Adenanthos barbigerus Lindley ,.P rtts Adenanthos cuneatus Labi 11. DS Adenarthos glabrescens E C Nelson ssP i.l

l,lS Aderarlhos ilelicos E.C. Nelson 2E ,. .. 82 .- ...... , Ds Banksia blechniforia L Muell. Ts Banksia elderiana F. Ilue11, & Tat. t:' ,. ,. c4 ...... c5 4,5 TS Banksia nedra R. Bt. .. .. D5C4., ., A2D5 2,3 SS Banksia nutans R. B.. .,...... ,..,B1.. 3 DS Banksia petiotaris I. Mu.Lt. ., ...... D3C3 2,3 Ts Banksia pilostylis c. Cardner ii" .. .. 84 .. .. ,. D4 C3 2,3 SS Banksia pulchelia R. Br. DS lanksia repeos Labilt...... D3.. 2,3 TS Banksia speciosa R. Br. ..P ...... ,.... 84D5 3 Ss Banksia violacea C. Cardner ...... 82 4 DS Conosperous distichun R. Br, .. .. 83.. ,...... 4 DS Conospermun floribundun Benlh...... !I .. 4 SS Conosperrun leiantbun E. Prr tzel .. .. 83,. .. .. 82 .. 2,3 MS conospernun ter.tifoliun R. Br...... B1.. 2,3 Ds Dryandra armaia R. !r. .. .. c4...... 85 .. 4 Ss Dryandra cirsioides Meissner :l ., ., c4 ,. ,. ., ., ,, 4 Ds Dryandra arr..irsioides fleissner (MAB 1323) ,. ,,83., ...... Ms Dryand.a cuneata R. Br. ,. .. B3,...... 4 Ds Dryandra niwea (Labill.)R. Br. .: ....D3...... A1.. 4 Ds Dryandra obtusa R. Br...... D3 .. 3 DS Dryandra alf. preridifolia R. Br. (MAB 4591) ,, ,. A2 .. ., ., ,, A2 2 DS Dryandra renuifolia R. Br. .. ., ...... c3 .. 2,3 ss franrl"ndi" fu.ifolia R. B'. ..P l' .. ., c2 ...... , 4 Ds crevitlea a.uaria F. uuell. ex Beoth ,...... c3.. .. 4,' SS ciewitlea aneura McGittrvray il" .. ,. 82.. ., .. .. 83 2 SS CrevilLea beardiana Mccillivray ...... A2...... 2 rs creviLLea casiana M.cil livray .. .. 83,...... 4,5 us crevi 11ea coccinea Meissner .. .. A2...... 82 2,3 MS crevillea didymobotrya ueissner ssp. didynobotrya ., ., ,. .. ,, ,, ., 82 4,5 Ds crevillea disjuncta F. uuell. ssp. disjuncta .: ,, ., ., .. ,. .. .. a2 2 MS Crevillea endti.heriana VeissnEr ,. ,...... 83 4,5 rs creviltea eriosta.hya Lindley ssp. excelsior (Diets ) l'tcGi r l ivraY .. .. ,...... , D4 4,5 Ms c!eviltea ex!orris s. Moore ...... A1.,.,., 4.5 Ds crevitlea hapLanlha F. Mudtt. €x Benth, ,...... ,.,. A2 2.i ss clevilL€a huegelii l4eissner .. .. Bl D3 .. .. ,. .. 6 MS crewillea inreerifoLia (End1.)l'teissn€r ssp. incras s.ta (Diers )u.c i t LivraY .. .. ,. ,...... 84 Z uS Crevillea intesriloria (End1.)Meissner ssp.

MS Crevillea inresrifolia (End1.)Meissner ssp. shurrLe{orthiana (}leissner)McCiLrrvray ' '' ' 42 DS creviLLea.udiflora Meis sner 2,3 US CrewiLlea oliganlha I. MueLl. , "c2" " " " " 2,5 MS Grevillea on.ogyne Diets ...'82"" ' ' 2,5 Ls crevitlea paniculara Merssner :: ...... c4...... 2,3 DS Crevitlea pate.tiloba t. MueLl...... , A2 2,3 Ms crevilLea paucifLora R. Br. ssp. pauciflora .. Bl c2 c3 .. .. 82 C3 6 ss creviLLea pecrrnata R. Br. .. .. c2 c3 .. ,. ,. c3 2,3 us crewiLlea aff. pectinata R. Br, (KRN 9784) ...... ,. c3,. 2 US G.evillea plurijuga F. Mue1r. .. .. 82.. ., ...... 2 Ms Crevillea teret i rotia Meissner ...... c2 TS Cr€villea !erragonoroba eissner .. 82 ,...... 2 DS Cr€vitlea arr. treueriana L Muelr. (.{AB 2301) :...... c3,...... TS clevillea 'i.tteri Mcc i I livray .. .. 82 .. .. -. .. .. 2 TS Eakea adnara R. Br. .. c3 A3 ...... Cl .. 2,3 DT Eakea arida Dlets .. .,82...... , 2,5 Ls Hakea brook6iana F. Ituetl. .:, 2.3 MS Hakea clnerea R. Br. ..p .. .. B:l .. ., ,. D3 .. 2,3 r.rs Hakea cLavatd LabilI. ., ...... D4.. .. ,. SS Hak€a commutara F. Muetl...... 83., .. .. B:r M.A. Burgman & KR. Newbey, The flora of the Pyramid Lake-Mt Beaumoni Disdcls 235

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MS Hakea corynbosa R. Br. s3 c4 2,3 LS Hakea crassifolia t4eissne. .. .. Bl .. .. ,. .. 83 ss Hatea aff, falcata R. 3r. (KRN 5956) .. 85 DT Iiakea laurlna R. Br. ,. .. .. 83 Dt .. 82 ., MS Hakea trssocarpha R. Br, 92 .1,2 DS Hak€a marginata R. Br. .. ..;;.: .:.: DT Hak€a ftuttiline.ra Vei ssn€r .. .. 82 .. .. ,, TS Hak€a nrtida R. Br. .P. ;; ;, 2,t TS Hakea pa.danr.arpa R. Br. 84 C3 3 TS Hakea prostrara R. Br. TS Hakea rubriflora Lamont 82 .. 2,3 MS Uakea rusci fotia Labill. '..:I .:.' .. ::: LS Hakea subsu l.ara ueissne. s Hakea trifur.ara (Snirh)R, Br. MS Hakea varra R. Br. Ls Rakea sp. A (KRN 9766) T.: DS lsologon al.rcornis DieIs DS lsopogon attenuaius R. Br, SS lsopogon burifolius R, Br, DS lsopogon formosus R. Br. ;; 2,3 MS lsopogon poly.ephalus R, Br. !.P B2 2,3 DS Isopogon i€retifolius R, Br. R2 DS lsopogon tridens F. Muelt. 3V 2 MS lsopogon trilobus R. Br. .. .. c3 B3 2,3 MS Isopogon trlparrrrus R. Br. 3 TS Lambertia inermis R. Br. 2,3 DS Persoonia striara R. Br. ,. c2 4,5 LS Persoonia teretifoLia R. Br. .. B2 DS P€rsoonia tort i folia M.issner 2K 82 .. Ds Persoonia sp. A (MAB 3392) 3RC 82 ., 2 SS Petrophlle divaricara R. Br. c2 .. Ss Petropbrle €ricifolia R. Br. var. eri.iforia ss PerropbiLe aff. ericifolia R. Br. A (NAB 1325) ss Petrophile afr. ericiforia R. Br. B (t{AB 2910) ; SS Pei.ophil€ fasrigiara R. Br. c2 ...... 3 MS Perrophile heterophylla Lindt.y c2 n2 DS Pe!rophi Le phylicoides R. Br. DS PerrophiLe seminuda Lindlcy .. .. c3 .. SS Petrophile squamara R. Br. .. ,, c2 ...... c:l .. DS Perrophile rererifolia R. Br. .. ., D3C3 2,3 Ds stirlinsia t.nuirolia (R. Br.)st.udel .. .. D3.. 2,3 DS Synaphea favosa R. Br. DS SFaphea potynorpha R. Br, .. .. c3 ,. DS SFaphea sp. A (.l-AB 1778) DS Synaphea sp. B ((RN 376r)

SS Choretruh glomeratum R. Br. var. chrysa.thun (F, r,1u.1r.)Ben!h...... , .. Al ss Choretrun glonerat!n R. Br. var glmerarun ..P M5 Eaocarpos aphyltus R. Br. ..P ...... c3 .. A1 .. .. Exocarpos sparteus R. Br. ..P ,. .. .. c4 ...... Lepromerra pachycLada Diels .. .. Bl c3,. .. a2.. MS L€prdneria preissiana (xiq. )A, Dc. .. .. 81 C3 .. 82 82 .. ss l,eptonerra scrobiculara R, Br. Bt .. c2 .. 82 .. B3 42 DS Leprmeri. spinosa (Miq. )A. DC. .. .. D3.. A2.. .. C2 DT Santalun acominatum (R. Br.)A. DC...... a2 82 ...... DT santalun mlrrayanum (Mi tch. )c. cardn.r A2 82 .. D3 ., .. C3 ..

DS 0lax benthamiana Miq, Ds olax sp. A (KRN 9799)

DT Nuytsia floribunda (L.bi1l.)R. Br. ex renzl

103 ?OLYGONACEAE Ds Mueblenbeckia adpressa (Labi r1. ).rreissner HP *Runex acetoset La L.

]05 CITENOPODIACEAE Dc Arrip -r lind l-vi Moa. ."p, L ot./ Ds Atriptex lindleyi Moq. ssp. inftata (r. r4ue11.) c3 ,. 6 DS Arriplex paludosa R. Br, c3 .. 6 DS Atriplex punilio R. Br. c3 ., 6 AS Atripl€x spongiosa F. Muell. c3 .. DS Atript€x vesicaria Herard ex Benrh. ssp. varrabrlis ?arr-Snith 236 KingiaVol. I, No.2(1990)

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ch€nopodium desertorun (J. Black)J. B1a.k ssp. mi.rophyllun ?aul C. Wrlson ...... , .. 83 .. DS En.hylaena lanara Paul c. I,iLson ,. 82 .. 82 ., 83 ,. DS Enchytaena tomenrdsa R. Br. var. tomentosa ,. a2 ,, R2 82 D4 .. Eiio.hito. scleioraenoide6 (F. Muelr.)F. Muell. ex A.J Scott Harosar.is halocnemoides (Nees)Paul C. Irrrson ssp. .audata ?auL c. I,rlson .. .. ., .. .. D5 .. Haro6arcia harocn.moides (Nees)Paur c. Ill1son ssP. haLocnenordes .. .. ., .. .. D5 .. Harosar.ia indica (rri1Ld. )Paul c. l,litson 6sp. bidens Paul c. Wi lson DS Italosar.ia tepidosp€rfra ?aul C. Wilson ;:; .. ., ...... c4.. DS Itarosarcia lylei (Etart I J. r'JhiLe)?aul c. llilson DS Itato6arcia persranulaLa (J. Black)Paur c. llilson 6 sP, Pergra.utata ..P ...... D4 .. Halosar.ia pterysosperma (J. Bla.k)Paul c. irson s sp. prerygosPerma ...... ,. .. D5 .. Ealosarcia sync.rpa Paul G. \lr1so. ., ...... E5 .. Maireana anoena (Die!s)Paur c. Ilitson ...... D4.. DS Maireana enchyraenoides (F. Muell.)Paur C. Nrrso! .. .. ., .. .. D4 .. DS Maireana e!ioclada (BenLh.)Pa!1 c. qilson ...... c3 .. Mai!eana opposiriforia (F. Muell.)Paur c. LIlrson ...... , c4.. DS uai.eana Lricho?tera (J. Black)Paul c. I,\Jilson ...... c4.. Rha8odia crassi foLia R. B!...... ,. .. c3., DS Rhasodia dfumondii uoq...... c3 .. MS Rhagodia preissii Moq. ssp. preissii .. ., ..32 .. C3.. DS sarcocornia quinqueflora (Bunse €x Uns.-Sternb.) ...... D3 .. Ds Sclcrolacrc.at.iticusfis (Anderson)Li1br. .. ., .. D3 .. DS sclerolaena uniflora R. Br. DS ScLerostegia noniLiforfris Paul C. uilson DS Suaeda ausrratis (R, Br.)Moq. 6 Ds Threlketdia diffusa R, Br, 6

I06 AIIARANTITACEAE ]lP Eemichroa dlandra R. Br...... 82.. EP PtiIoLus hoto6e!iceus (Moq.)F. Muer1. ;:. 2,5 HP Pti lorus spathuLaEus (R. Br. )Poiret EP Pritorus sp. A (I{AB 443481 I

IO8 GYROS1EI1ONACEAE Ds cypseLocarlus halorasoides (F. Mle11. ex Benth.) 3VC ., ...... 82 .- 3 SS CyrosEemon ditrigtnus A,S. Ceo.ee 2E .. .. MP Gyrostefton prosrrarus A. S. George sS Gy!ostenon ranuldsus De6f. .. c3...... S Cyrostenon shearhii N. Fi!ze. 2,1

110 M' *Carpobrorus edulis (L. )L. Bol!s Carpobro!us nodestus S.T. Blake ,rtP carpoblo!us rossi i (nav, ) schvantes ftP Disphynacrassiforiun (L. )L. !orus DS cuqniopsis glabra (Erart)c. cardner ..P DS cunniopsis intermedia DieIs .P.

1I I PORTULACACEAE As calandrinia.alyprraia J. D. Hook. ,. ,, ,, .. D2C2 -. .. AS Calandrinra eremaeaEvart '' " " c2 " " As carandri.ia poLysndra B.nlh. '' '' ' c2 " " AS Carandrinia sp. A (MAB2265 ) ...... a2 ......

II3 CARYOPHYLLACEAE as *spercutaria diandra Hetdr. & sart. ex ltetdr. '' " " " c2 " ' As *speigularia rub'a (!.)J.s. e c. Prest '' " " " c2 " "

PC Cassy!h. aurea J.Z. W€ber ...... ,. 82 PC Cassyrha glabel la R. B!. ;;; .. ,. .. .. Bl .. 82 82 PC Cassytia @tantha R, Br, .. .. cl D3 c2 .. 82 ,. tC Cassytha nicranrha Merssner .. ,...... Al .. 2,3 ?C Cassytha .. .. ,. Bt Bl .. c2 82

1]8 BRASSICACEAE As *Brassica iournefortii couan AS *Brassica sp. A (lt\B 2277) As *dymenolobus pr6.ufrbens (L. )Nutt. ex s.hi.z & M.A. Burgnan & KR. Newbey, The flora of lhe Pyramid Lake-Mr Beaumo Districrs 237

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Leprd iun ro!unddm (Desv. )Dc. Menkea austral is lehm...... 82 .. *sisynbrium irio L. Srenoperatum robusrum Endl. .:. r43 Dros€ra bulbosa Eook. .. .. 82 ,. .. Drosera glanduligera Lehm. Drosera hueselii End1. |)ros€ra leucobLasra !enth. B2 Droseia @crantha Endt, .. D2 .. D3 .. Dros.ra nenziesii R. Br. ssp. m.nziesii Dros.ra neesii lehm. ssp. n€esii Drosera paieacea DC. Dros.ra pycnobtasLa Diels .. 82 ,. ., ., Drosera ramel losa Lehn...... 82 .. Drosera subhirt€Lta ptanchon ssp. noorei (Diets) N. C. uarchanr 2,5 AB Drosera zonaria Planchon AB Drosera sp. A. (MAB 3703) 3R 82 .. ., .. .. 2,5

149 CRASSULACEAE As crassula.olorata (Nees)0sienr. va.. cororata D3.. .. D2D3.. ,. 6 AS Crassula de.umbens lhrnb. var. d€.unbens A2.. .. 83...... 6 As crassula exserta (Reade.)osrenf. ....D2...... 6 *crassula HY natans Thunb. var. ninrs (Eckron &-

As crassula pedi.etlosa (F. Muelt.)osienr. :;; ...... 82...... 6 AS Crassula si€beriana (s.hulres & J.H. Schulres) Druc€ ssp. retramera Tootk€n ...... 82..,... 6

I52 PITTOSPORACEAE cL Bittardiera bicolo! (?uLterl.)8.M. Bennerr .. .. ,. Bl ...... CL BiLlardiera coriacea Benrh. .. .. ,. Bt.. .. Bl CL Billardiera lehnanniana I. Uuer1. ss Bitlardiera mollis E.M. Ben.err A1 ,...... Al 2,3 ss Cheiranthera fitifotia rurcz, -"o"por.i :;; D1 P p'/ttira.oid". 0.. va-. ,, ,o,"rpr ...... A2 .. .. CL Sol iya bet€rophy1la Lindley

163 nlMosAcEAE DS Acacia acanrhoclada F. .rruett. p.? 6 DT A.acia acuninaia Benrh. .Ap 84 83 ,. D5 ...... tls Acacia ancisrrophylta C.R.p. Andrers .. .. 83 ...... A2 DS A.acia andrevsii lr. Firzg. .. Bl ...... 82 TS A.acia assimitis S. Moore pAA ...... D5 .. .. ., DS A.acia aff. bidenrata B€nth. A (tr,AB 1688) p.p .. .. a2 ...... Ds Acacia aff. bidenrat. Benth. B (MAB 2496) p.p ...... Bl ss A.acia binata .iraslin p., .. .. 42.. ., .. ,. 2,3 Dr A.-cia orJ.hvph/ i" 3.ol .. .. ,...... a2 SS Aca.ia caopto.Lada C,R.P. Andrers .. 83 B3 ...... 2,5 Ds Acacia arf. camptoclada c.R.p. Andr€rs (MAB 1879) ... t TS A.acia chrys.Lla l4aiden d Blakely -. ..l-2.. .. ,. .. DS A.acia chrysocephala Mastin ..p Ds A.a.ia cochlearis (r,abi11.)H.1. wendr. .. ., ...... Bt .. ss A.acia aff. .ochtearis (Labill.)8.L. wendt. (KRN 9764) 3 Ds Acacia aff. consesra Benih. (uqB 199r ) t DT Acc.i" onni"nd d., rr 3 D,i Ard, i" o.de.Ld 3F..h. _. 2,3 A a, i" -dq.i -, .ta &-adl, DS A.a.ia crassuLoid.s Maslin pAp .. ..82.. .. 2,3 Ds Aca.ra curvara Maslin ..p 2,3 TS A.a.ia cyclops Cunn. ex Don ..p 82 .. 6 DS A r"ia d-rphi.r Yc I n .. B3 2,3 DS Acacia densifLora tto.rison p.. D A a. i- oF,rsLop!r d BFn.h. Ds Acacla afr. dermarophylla Benrh. (|,,qB 1877) ?.p 5 Ds Acacia diaphyltodinea Maslin A.p 2,3 Ms Aca.ia diersii E. prirzet ..p DS A.a.ra erinacea Benth. Ds A d.r- rxc-nr':, " Ya den 6 StJFl/ 2,5 DS Acacia lerocior Maideo ,.p . 9s A d. i- "\oDil" a. .. !"o-cr TS Acacia fragitis Uaiden 6 Btak.ly LS Acacia afr. frasiris aiden & Blakely (KRN 7972) 2 55 Acacra Ataucoprera Benrh. SS gonophylla Acacia Benrh. var. aonophytta ..p 2,1 (1990) 238 Kinsia Vol. l, No.2

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Benth (MAB 1156) Ds A.acia aff. aonophylla ),t DS A.acia gonophylla Benrh. var. crassif'1ia B€nth' LS Acacia hakeoides Cunn. ex Benth...... 83 4,5 dS Acacia henireles Benth...... 83 4,5 SS A.acia ixiophyLla BenLh. DS A.acia lachnophytla F. Muell. ., ., 82 .. Ds A.acia rari.ina Meissner 4,5 DT Acacia lasiocatyx C.R.P. Andre{s Ds Acacia lasio.arpa Benth. var' lasioca'Pa DS Acacia lasiocarpa Benrh. var. bra.reolata Uaslrn lts Aca.i5 lariPes Benth. LS Aca.ia lePLoneura Benrh SS Aca.ia leProspernoid€s Benrh. var. lePtospernoloes Ls Aca.ia ligurala cunn. ex Benih. Benth. (KRN t42t) 2,3 Ms Aca.ia aff. lineolata 2,3 MP Acacia nax'etLii Maiden 3 Blak.Lv ll: (uaB I ss Acacia nerrarrii F. u.€rt. a A. sp 2211) Ms Aca.ia multisPicaLa Benth. (uAB I Ms Aca.ia aff. noLtispicata Benth. 3785) ( smi th rd. ::; us Acacia myriifotia )r'rir 2,3 DS Aca.ia nitiduls Benrh. (|,AB 2229) var. ferox E. Prrtzet DS Acacia nodiflora BenLh. 6 LS A.acia nYssoPhYtla F. Muelt. Maslin 2,5 DS Acacia pa.hypoda 2,3 Ds Acacia phtebopeLala tlaslin var. phLebopetala ..P :: ;; :. 2,3 DS Acacia pi 1osa Benth. ..P DS Acacia pritzeriana C. Gardner i;r .. Bl ., Ms Acacia pulchelta R. Br. var glaberrima Meissner 's .. c2 .. .. Ac"!ia .alisn" lLrbtll id.". l,'rc-d-. ., SS Acacia saxarilis S. Moore ss Acacia aff. sa{atilis s. Moore (l4AB 2242) Maiden & BLak€tv .. .. 83 .. .. i Ms Aca.ia sessiLispica 2 Ds Aca.ia sorophylla E. Prirzel 3VC Ss Acacia sphac€tarus Benrh. Ss Aca.ia spino6issina BenEh LindleY 2,3 MS A.acia sub.aerutea 2,3 DS A.acia suL.a!a R. Br. var. sutcata SS Acacia sulcata R. Br. var. placvPhylta aid€n & .. .. ., us Acacia iripcycha i. Muell. ex Ben!h. ,. .. A3,, ., .. ., ...... A3 SS A.acia un.inella Benth. ,...... ,, .. .. 92 DS Acacia unif issills court .' ,. .. ,. .. .. al ,. DS a.acia varia Maslin var. Parviflora (Benth.)uasrrn .. ., ...... 2,3 Acacia visciforia Maiden& Blakely ,. .. ., 83 .. A2 ...... 2,5 LS Acacia qarramaba Mastln .. .. ,, ., ., .. .. 82 DS Acacia sp. A (l4AB4591) .. .. ., .. 2 acacia sp. B ([\B 3858) .. ..82...... c2 .. .. ,. ., DS A.acia sp. c {MAB3540) ,. .. .. 82...... ,, DS Acacia sp. D (|1AB2ll9) .. .. sp. E (t{AB 4008) iu" ...... A2 DS Acacia 2,5 F (I{AB 2575) .. .. 82 ...... A.acia sp. 2 c (MAB4562) ,. ,. .. 83 ,, ...... A.acia sp. 2 Acacia sp. H (I,AR 1192) ...... I acacia sp. I ( AB 4287) ..? ,, ,. c3 c2 ...... Acacia sp, J (MAB2157) ..P ...... c3...... Acacia sp. x (uAB l916) ii ...... c3.. DS Acacia s!. ! ( AB 3528) .. .. 42...... DS Acacia sp. M (uaB 1575) ss Acacia sp. N (MAB2740) i" DS Acacia sp. o (KRN9681) 2E ...... , .. .. A4 DS Acacia sp. P (KRN 9714) ]E ' '' " " A2 ' DS Acacia sp. Q ((RN 9764) DS Acacia sr. R ((RN 98ro) i; Acacia sp. s ((RN 7952) ...... 82.. Acacia sp. T (RRN9786) .. ,. .. Acacia sp. u ((RN 8r38) P., ii," ss Aca.ia sp. v (KRN8141) TS Aca.ia sp. l,J(KRN 8276) 2E DS A.acia sp. x (KRN8280) IE

t64 2,5 cardiosperna r. ss Cassia 6 ss cassia nenophila C..n. ex Vog€t var. n.mophl ra LS cassi a F. Muell. var. angu6t i fo Iia tlc!roca.fa ., ., .. 82...... 6 Labichea lanceotata Benth. ssp. brewifolra (Meissner)J H. Rdss ,...... , c4...... M.A. Burgman & K.R. Neu bey, The flora of the Pyramid Lake-M BeaurnonlDislricls 239

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B D F]I2C L 11 S

165 DS Aotus afl. procunbens Meissner (ltAB 1365) Aotus sp, A (KRN 9333) ss Bossiaea dentata (R. Br.lBenth, 2,3 Bossra.a Lepta.antha E. Prl tzel Bossiaea preiss i i Meissner 2,3 DS B.achys€na daviesioides (Turc z. )B.ith. ;.; .. c2...... 4,5 Brachysema LariFoliun R. Br. .. .. ,...... a2 2,3 Burtonia conlerta DC...... ,. .. 82 DS Burronia hend€rsonii (Paa.on)Benth...... A2 4,5 ss Burronia scabra ( Sni rh )R. Br. 2,3 Burronia alr. wiscida E. Prirzer (|l,qB2478) DS Chorizena aci.urar. (DC. )C. Cardn.r ;:; .. c3 ...... c2.. Choriz€fra .ytisoides Tur.z. 2,3 DS Chorizema n.rvosdn T, .\toore ...... 82 Chotlzena unclnarum C. R. p. Andre{s .. c2 c2 ., .. ., ., 3 Chorizema sp. A (|!AB 2135 ) 2 Daviesia benthamii Meissn.r ssp. b.nthanrr Daviesir benihamii Meissner ssp. A (r'r-AB22lt) .. .. c2 ...... ss Daviesia eraci ris M.D. Crisp i ss Daviesia in.ras sata sfrith ...... Dl .. Davi€sia ran.i lolia Turcz. :': .. 82 ...... 82 82 ss Daviesia nemalophylla F. l,tuetl. ex Benth. .. c3...... 2,5 DS Dawiesia nudiFlora Meissner :.; .. D.J.. ., ., .. .. SS Daviesia pachyphyl la F. Mlei1. Daviesia rhombirolia Melssner Daviesia teretifolia R. Br. ex Benth, DS Daviesia sp. A (IIAB 1552) .. .. 82 ...... DS Daviesia sp. B (MAB 4623) DS Daviesia sp. C (KRN 8162) ..P .. ..44...... DS Daviesia sp. D (l{{B 2364) DS Daviesia sp. E (vAB 4t2t) .. 83 ...... ss Daviesia sp, F (XRN 6800) -...... c2 .. DS Dil lqynia a.erosa s. Moore ,5 DS DiLrrynia divari.ara (Tur.z.)Bentb. ,3 ss Dillvynia un.inata (Tur.z.)J. Brack ;.; ;; DS Eutaxr6 .!n€ara rleissner ,3 DS Eutaxia densiforia Tur. z. DS Eutaxia nicrophylla (R. Br.)J. Brack var. nicrophyl la Euraria pa.viforia Benth. Castrotobiun bi Lobun R. Br. Gastrolobiun reticutatum (Meissner )Ben th. 82 2,3 MS Castrolobiun spinosum B.nrh. var, spinosum DS conpholobiun baxteri Benrh...... 32 ,. 2,3 DS Compholobiun knightianun Lindley DS Compholobiun frarginatun R. Bi. ,. .. ., Bl .. Al DS conpholobium vis. id!rum .rt.issner DS Hovea pungens Benih. ::; ,. ., c3 ...... DS Eovea trisperma Benth. ss rndigofera ausrraris llil1d. var. ausr.alis .. c2 ...... -

Jacksonia aphylta (ru.cz. )Druce :.; .. 2,l Jacksonia capiiata Benrh...... 82.. C2 Jacksonia tehnannii ueissner DS Ja.kso.ra ra.efrosa Ue r s sner DS Ja.ksonia aff. racenosa M.issner ((RN 9789) ., .. ,. .. .. c2 -. 2,3 Kennedi6 beckxiana (r. uu€11.)E. Muerl...... 82,. ., M? Kennedia eximia Lindley ::; .. .. ,. Bl ...... 2,1 Latrdb.a sp. A (MAB 3862) :-}{edicago potymorpha I,. *M€dlcago truncarula caertner ssp. longispin€a Urb, s5 MirbeLia multicauLis (Turc z. )Benth. SS llirbeLia sp, A (KRN 7372) DS ory1obium micropiyl l!m Benth. ;.: .. c3 82 .. .. 82 ., 2,3 ss oaylobiun obovatum Benth. oryLobiun parviflo!un Benth. var. parviftorum ...... D2.. 82 oxylobium parviflorum Benth. var. revotutum

oxylobium parvrrLorum Benth. var. stenocarpuo ...... ,. A2 ss Phyltota sp. A (llAB 3726) '' ' A2 " ' I ;.; '' ' c3 " . .. .. 2,3 DS Pulienaea arida E. Pri rzel .. .. c3...... 2,3 Pulienaea barbata C. R. P. A.drews ...... a2., ., ., 2,3 " ' ':: " " Pultenaea conferta Benth. ;:; 2,3 ?ultenaea elssti.ha (F. Mu€11.)M.D. crisp 6 ?ult.na.a .riclfoLia Benih. 2,3 240 KingiaVol. 1,No.2 (1990)

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3 D FIF2C '- 11 S DIS

DS Pultenaea neuro.alyx Turcz. war. neurocalyx 2,3 DS ?ultenaea spinulosa {Turcz. )Benth. 4,5 DS P!1!eraea verruculosa Turcz. var. verruculosa 2,3 DS Pullenaea sp. A (MAB 3600) DS Pultenaea sp. B (MAB 4280) DS Puttenaea sp. c (t4AB 2565) DS Pultenaea sp, D (MAB 2826) DS ?ultenaea sp. E (MAB 2793) Ds ?ulrenaea sp. I (tlAB 2835) Ds Pultenaea sp. c (|jAB 1600b) DS Pulrenaea sp. n (KRN 7928) DS Putrena€a sp. I (KRN 9441) DS Spha€rolobiun daviesioides Turc z. 2,3 (R, DS Sphaerolobiun srandiftorun Br.)Benih. DS sphaerolobiun rinophyllum (rueser )l€nth. DS SpbaeroLobium fracra.thum lleissner Ss Swainsona colutoid.s F. MueLl. DS Templeronia acureata (F. r,{ue1l.)Benrh. MS Templeionia rerusa (Vent.)R. B.. 6 SS Temple!onia surcata (ueissner )Benrn. 6

As *Erodium cicutarium (L, )L'He.. AS E.odiuft .rinirunCarolin 6 EP Pelargoniun auslrale Wit ld. HP ?eLargoniun drumondii Turc z.

HP oxaLis cornicutata 1,.

AS Linutu rurginale Cunn. ex Ptan.hon 6

173 DS zygophylLum apicularun I. MueI t. .. c2.. .. 6 DS zygophyLlun auianiiacun (Lindley)F. Muer r. ,.P DS Zygophyllun elau.um l. Muet L. B2 Ztgophyllus ovarum Erart & J. White .. .. c2 ,. R2

115 ss Boronia baeckeacea F. Muet 1. DS Bdronia .oerulescens a. Moe1L. ssp. coerutes.ens DS Boro.ia crassifolia Bartling Boronia crenulaia ss;th var. crenulara (Bench.) DS soronia crenulata Sni!h var. sraciris Paut C. tlrlson DS Boronia alf. fabianoides (Diels)Paut G. \,lilson (KRN 7973) 2,3 DS Boronia inconspicua Benlh. 2,3 Boronia inornata Tur.z. ssp. rno.nara 2,3 DS Boronia inornata Turcz. ssp. le!rophylla (Tur.z.)

Boronia oxyanrha Tur.2. var. brevicalyx (BenLh.) Pa!l C. l'Jilson ...... A3 Boronia ramosa (I-indrey)Benlh. DS Bo'onia scabra Lindley DS Bo.onia spat]1utata LindLey Elios!enon firzeerardii c, R. ?. Addrets Eriosrenor rhonboideus Paul G. wiLson Eriosieoon thryptdenordes S. Moore Fr-ostpno. "lr. rh.yprom-noidp" S.'4oort (l1aB 1535) TS ceije.a linearifoLia (Dc. ) J. Black DS Microcybe nuttifLora Tu.cz. var. nurtifLora DS uicrocybe durtifLora Turcz. var. ba..h.roides (I. uuet 1. )Eqarc & Tovey DS Mi.ro.ybe pauciftora Tur. z. Nenarolepis phebatioides Turcz. ss Phebalium ririforiur Turcz. Phebalium tepidotun (Turcz.)Paut G. {ilson var.

Pheba!ium nicropbyLlun Turcz. ss Phebaliun arf. nicrofhr-lIun lurcl. (KRN 6109)

183 DS Conesperna 6.e.osun Stee rz '' '' c2 " " ' DS comesp€rfta calynega Labill. comesperna ciliaium siee I z .. .. al ...... M.A. Burgman & KR. Newbey, the flora oflhe Pyramid Lake-Mt Beaumont Districts 241

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B D F]F2C L M S DIS

Ds conesperma conlertum l,abi 11, ...... 41.. 4 DS Comesperna drummondi i Steetz .. 82...... 4.5 cL comesperna inteeerrimum End1. al ...... , 4,5 Ds cone6p€rna lan.eoLatus (R. Br.)B..rh. ., ., ,, ,, B] ,. 2'3 Ss C@esperna scopariun Sieetz .....,.,81.. 4 DS Conesperma spinosun F. Mu.l1. ;;; .. c3.. .. 8383 4 CL C@esperna volubi te LabiLl. Bt ...... Bl 6

185 EUPHORBTACEAE DS AnDerea eri.oides Adr.Juss. Ds Anp€rea sp. A (KRN 5147) I SS Beyeria lechenarrtii (DC.)Bai 11on Ds Mono!axis o..identalis Endl. Ds Phyllanthus caLycinus kbi 11. a2 ., a2 ,, AS ?oranthera mr.rophylla Brongn. AS Poranthera sp. A (.!,AB 3719) l,S Ricinocarpos !richophorus nuct L.Arg. 2,3 DS Slachystenon bra.hyphyllu6 Muet 1.Arg. Bl .. 2,3 DS Stachystenon polyandr!s (F. Mu€tL.)B.n.h. .. B2 2,3 DS Stachystenon sp. A (KRN 9773)

202 STACXHOUSIACEAE DS Stackhousia @nogyna l,abi 11. .. !3 83 4,5 DS Stackhousia muricata LindL€y DS Stackhousia scoparia Benth. ., Bl .,

MS Dodonaea anblyophylta Diels .. c3 .. DS Dodonaea bursariifolia F. Mu€Lt. .. .. 83 6

SS Dodonaea c.rarocarpa Endl. .. .. E4 MS Dodonaea concinna Benrh. .. .. 82 2,3 DS Dodonaea glandulosa J.c. West DS Dodonaea pinifolia Miq. tS Dodona.a prarnicaefolia Turcz. .: ;; :: 2,3 SS Dodona€a srenozyga F. ttuelL. US Dodo.aea viscosa Jacq. .. .. 82 Ts Heierodendrun oleaeloli!n Des f. 83,, .. 6

DS Cryprandra glabriflora lenrh. AAA ,. c3 DS Cryprand.a nurans St€udel ..p " c3 ' .. ., .. cl .. .. 2,5 DS Cryptandra polyclada Diels P.. 2 SS Cryptandra pungens Sreudel 4,5 D5 ..ypLanord "p, A M4B r8a/ DS .rypt"nor" sp. B lLAB12t,\ .. ,. c3.. .. rs Pdad.-rro rn ang.ndr F. Mu.I 2,5 9 PoradF , ' ryrtr..ord'. r. .. c3 ,. .. .. 2,5 Sr PmJd"rri. .p. A (KRN o/88 Br ., I DS Sieefriedia darqinioides C. Cardner 2,3 DS Spyridiun conpli.atun F. Mu.tt. P.? .. ., R2D2 ., 82 .. 2,5 DS Spyridium cordatum (Tur.z.)Benth. P.. 2,3 ss spyridiun Dtisocephalum (Tur.z.)B€nth. P.P i". .. c3.. .. . DS Spyridiun rotundifolium r. Muell. ..P 2 Dc cP)' idiun qp. q rrPN bl08l 2 DS pyrioiun p.3 /.c\ '9Jl 2 qpJridiun DS .p. r/c\ 8. 1) ,.. 2.5 Ms Trynatiud afl. ledirolium lenzL ((RN 5606) .A. 2,5 Di lryndlrun p. a /tlaB 0 0' " " c2 ., . 2

dP ALyosynd hak.iroria (ciold.)Alef. ..P ...... A2., .. .. E? Alyogyne huegelii (Endl,)Eryx. var Arossu lariaefol ius (Miq.lA.S. Mirchelr ... .. 42 ...... Ds Larrencia berrhae (F. Muelt.)LieIville c3...... , ,. .. Ds Lavrencia den6ifrora (E.c. Barker)l4e1ville ...... c3,. .. 5 HP L.vrencia diffusa ( Ben t h . ) Mer v i 1 1e ..P 82...... A2.. !P LaJPn-'d "p..at" Hook...... ,. .. A3 SS La$rencia squanata Nees ex Miq. .A...... 85 .. .. 6

223 STERCU]-IACEAE SS Guichenotia tedifolia Cay .A. D,i lacidp"r" ur .orp", r'n s, P"r, ,, a2 2,3 DS Lasropeialum lndurum Steuael ..p Dr l..iop" a.J' qu:.qu 'p virr .u', z. 2,3 Ds Lasiop€ialomrosmarinifolium(Tur.z.)B.nrh. p.p .. c3., ., .. 242 KingiaVol. 1,No. 2 (1990)

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B D F] F2C L M S

Ss R!linsia cysnorud (steudet)c. cardner var.

ss Rulinsia aff. plarycalyx Benrh. (MAB2019) SS Rulineia rorundifotia Turcz. Ds Thonasia ansusrilolia sreudeI DS Thonasia foliosa Cay DS Thomasia erandiflora Lindley DS Thomasia micrdphyLla S. ?aust DS Thonasia petalocalya I. Mrelt. DS Thonasia purpurea (Aiton lCay

226 DILLENIACEAE Ds Eibbertia a.€rosa (R. Br. er DC.)Benth, DS Hibbertia earoniae Diels DS Hibbertia andrewsiaraDiets 3RC 3 Ds HibbF_i" xr,p4rdrJ rrtduddlrS-iq. c3 .. DS Ribberiia gracilipes lenth. c3 ...... c3 ., Ds Hibbertia aff. sracilipes Benih. (MAB1048) Ds Eibbertia incLusa Benth. c3 ,. i DS HibberLia lin.aLa Steude I c3.. DS Eibberria pung€ns Belrh. c3 ...... Bl ,. Ds Hibberria racemosa(En,l1,)Cils Ds Hibbertia recurvifolia ( sreudel )Benih. Ds Hibbertia aff. r€curvifolia (Steuder)B.nrh. (vAB 1581) .. Bl .. .. ., .. .. I Ds nibberria rupicora (s. Moorelc, G.rdoer .. c3 83 ...... DS Hibberria sp. A (ltAB 1055) 2 DS Hibbertia sp.3 (HAB1107) Ds Hibbertia sp. c (uAB 1822) 2 Ds ltibbertia sp. D (MAB2193) .. a2 ...... 2 Ds ltibbertia sp. E (t{AB 3823) 2,5 Ds Eibberlia sp. F (MA! 3771) z Ds Hibbertia sp. c (MA! 1450) .. A2 ...... , 2,5 DS Bibbertia sp, H (MAB4024) 2,5

236 ltP Frank€nia brachyphylla Sumerh. 5 DS Fraok€nra crne.ea A. DC. DS Frankenia densa Sumerh. DS trankenia deserrorum Sumnerh. Frankenia paucitlora DC.

243 DS Hybanthus floribundus (Lindrey)L Mue11, ssp. floribundus 6

DS Pimelea aneusrifolia R. Br. ,. .. .. c3,. .. cl .. 4 ss Pinelea argenlea R. Br. ,. .. 42 ...... 4 Pinetea brachyphylla Benih. ,, ,. ,. .. 82 ,. ,, .. 4 DS Pinerea brevifoLia R. Br. ,. ., A2 ,. .. ,. .. A2 4,5 DS Pinetea suaveolens l4ers sner ,. ,. .. 83...... : 4,t ss Pimerea alf. suaveolens Meissner (KRN 25) .. ,...... Al .. 2,3 DS Pinelea sutphurea Merssner . . , , R2 ...... 82 4 DS Pinelea rinctoria l4ei ssner .. .. ,. !3...... 2,3 ss Pinerea sp. A (KRN 70) .,...... Al.. 2,3 DS PineLea sp. B (MAB 2846) ., ., .. .. al ...... 2 MS PimeLea sp. c (KRN 9769) ...... A1.. 3

SS ASonis dbtusissima f. Vuel l...... A2 ., 2,3 SS AAonis spathulala Schauer ...... c3 .. 2,3 DS Angasonyrtus salina M.E. Trudgen & C.J. Keighery )i" .. c4 ...... , ., SS Asrartea anbigua F. r4ue11. .. c2 c3 c4 82 .. D3.. ss Asra.re6.lavulata Turc z. .,..A2 ' " ' DS Astart€a heteranthera C. Gardn.r 2,t SS Bae.k€a blackeLii t. Mu.Lt. ., .. 82 ...... 2,3 SS Ba.ckea corynophylla I. Mu.lt. ,. .,82.. ., ,, ,. 82 SS Bae.kea crassifolia lindtey var. i.osa.dra I. Muetl. ex Benih...... A2 2 SS Baeck€a aff. crassirolia Lindrey (|lAB 1666) 2 ss saeckea .rispi flora F. uuel1. '' '' " ' A2 " " MS Baeckea tal€ns C. R. P. Andreqs .. .. c3 ,. c3 ...... 4,5 ss Baeck€a aff. latens c,R.P. And.e's A (MAB 4271) .. ., .. 82 ., .. A2 82 2 ss Baeckea afl. tatens c.R.P, Andrees B (MAB 4618) ...... A2 .. .. ,. .. 2 ss Baeckea poLya.dra I. Mle11, ...... A2.. ., 82.. 1 Baeckea preissiona (schau.i )Dmin ,...... cJ 4,5 Seaufortia €Legans S.hauer ss Beauforria enpetrif olia (Reichb. )schauer .. .. D5.. .. ., C3., 2,3 M.A. Burgman & K.R. Newbey, The flora of the Pyramid Lake-Mt Beaumonr Disrricrs 243

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LANDFORM

3 D F1F2C L M S Dls

Beauforiia aff. enpe!ri fol ia (R.ichb.)Schau€r (KRN 7970) 2 Beaufortia nicrantha Schauer var. nicranrha DS Beaurortia aff. bicrantha s.hauer (uAB 1712) 83 .. 2 ss Beaufortia s.haueri Preiss ex scbauer D5 .. 82 B.J ss Beaurortia aff. s.haueri Preiss.r schaLe! (MAB 2737 ) Calothannus grbbosus Ben!h. 2,3 DS Calorhannus gra. i l is R. Br. c3 cl ,. E3 Cl 2,1 ss Catothannus lateral i s Lindley us CatoLhamnus quadrifidus R, Br. c3 ,. MS Catorhannus vi l tosus R. Br, DS CaLytrix decandra DC. ., c3 .. 3 calytrix lesch.nauliii (S.hauer)Benrh, :: :: ;; :: .. c2 c3 4,5 DS Caryrrix aff. stipulosa i{, Firzg. 2,5 DS Caryrrix tenuiranea (Tu!.2. )Benrh. ss Calyrrix t€tragona Labi 11. DS CalyLrix sp. (lLqB 3267) I fls ''a'^ld ci m dxi r'- F, ,1u". €. Be-tn. 2,3 MS Chametaucium .iriarum Desf . .. .. c3 c4 2,3 DS Chamelauci!m drumondii M. i s sner vs Cham.taucium mgalope!al!fr t. Muel!. ex Benrh. .. 82 .. ss chamelauciun sp. A (KRN 7954) 2,5 ss ChaneLauciun sp, B (lAB 4350) 2 Conothannus arreus (Turcz. )Domi. .. D3 .. Darrinia diosnoides (DC. )Ben!h. Darrinia aff. 1u.|nanrii t:.J,]ue11. & Tate (MAB 3241) DS Darrinia vesrira (End1. )BenLh. .. c2 . DS Darvinia sp. A (MA3 lll0) DS Darrinia sp. B (I1AB 1839) ,. .. c3 .. .. DS Darrinia sp. c (MAB 1850) ,. .. .. 82., DS Darsinia sp. D (MAB 1274) :: DS Dar,inia sp. E (KRN 2426) 2,3 DS Dar{inia sp. F (nAB 4tl7) iec t D5 Dar0inia sp. c (KRN 797t) IE DS Da inia sp. H (KRN 9775) Eu.atyprus an.€ps (R. Br. ex l,laiden)Brakely Eucalyprus angulosa S.hauer Eucalyplus angus!issida F. Muelt. ;". Eucalyprus aff. ansustissina r. .rruett. (MAB 1767) 3E Eu.alyptus annulara Benrh. Eu.aLyptus .atycogona Turcz. .. 83.. 6 EucaLyptus..lasrroides Turcz. s sp, viretla

Eucatyprus constobara (R, !r. ex B€!rh.)uaiden Eucalyptus cylindrifrora aiden e Blakelt Eucalyptds aff. cylindriflora Maiden 6 Blakety .. I Eucalyptus decipiens Endl. Eucalyptus def lexa Brooker P.. .. 2 ST Eu.alyptus dietsi i C. Caidner ..t .. 2 ST Eucatyprus dipter3 c. R. P. Andrers 852 ST Eu.atyptus aff. diprera C.R.p. Andrews 2980) .. .. c5 Eucalyptus aff. diprera C,R.P. And!eqs B 23r7) t Eucalyp!us discreta Brooker 2,5 Eucalyprus afr. discrera Brooker (uAB 4472) ,.P ST Eucalyp!us (Die1s eremophi la )Maiden c5 D5 E6 4,5 Eu.atyptos fal.ara Turcz. ST Eu.alyprus flockroniae (.rraiden ) Maiden Eucalyptus foecunda Schauer c:l c5 c5 Eucalyptus lo.cunda s.hauer ssp. A (MAB z65o) 2 ro"-.ria ,o,r- ,." tu!.tvDr.. d D:Ft. ,.p. - 2 Eucalyptus forrestiana o "1r ".". ,t.,t.l-.;i::;::

Eucalyprds forresrjana Diels ssp. sroatei C.J, Robinsoo ,.. .. 85 '-ra " )pr rd.d. ' MJ'db .. 83 DT Ducrltptus liers.l I ii i.laiden I Bldkely .. D5 2,3

Eucalyptus grac i lis F. r.1ue1t. .. c5 Eucalyp!us alr. sraciris F. Mu€rt. A (MAB 2564) .. c5 I Eucalypius aff. sracilis r. Mue11, B (MAB 402l) Eucalyprus grossa F, Mueli. €x Benrh. 2,5 Eu.atypLus halophila D..J. carr & S.C..{. Ca!. Eucalyptus incras sara tabi I L. 244 KineiaVol. l, No.2 (1990)

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B D FI!2G L M S

Eucalyptds lehmannii (schao€r)Benrh ...... c5 ...... 2,3 Eucatyptus leprocalyx BlakelY ., .. 84D5 ,. ,. C4Ct 2,3 lrT Eucalyprus lonsicornis (F. IluelI.)F. uu€11. ex .. c5 s1 Elcalyprus aff. mlanoaylon Maiden A (t{AB r8l5) ST Elcalyptus aff. relanoxylo! Maiden B (MA! 1838) 'u.a.ypr,, n- ri-,.r- vdjdc. 6 slrL lv 3V Eucalyprus micranihera I. Uu.lt. €x Benth- r.P Eucalypius aff. nicranthera F. Mue11. e* Benlh.

2RC r1T occidenralis Endl. var. occidentatrs oleosa F. l4uel1. ex 11!q. var, obtusa C. Gardner ., .. ..83.. ,. .. .. oleosa F. MreLl. €x Miq. var. oreosa '' " c5 ' 2 ST ovula!is tlaiden & BlakeLy 3VC aff. pachyloma Benrh. (KRN 8l5t) ...... , .. A4 I '' ' c4 " " " ' 4,5 ST platypus Hook. var. platypus .. ., ., D5 ...... c3 .. D4 D4 D3 .. ,. .. aff. iedun.a schauer sp. A (l4AB 1949) ...... c3.. ., ., .. ruaosa R. Br. ex Blak€1Y .. .. A3...... 6 T salnonophtois I. 14u.L t. .. .. ,. c6...... ST ssLubris r. Mueil...... , D5 .. .. ,. .. s.yphocalyx (F. Muell. .x Benth,) Maiden & Blak.lY ST Eu.alyprus sheathiana Maiden ;;; ST Eu.alyprus spathutata Hook. ssP. spathurata Eu.alyptus sparhulata Hook. ssP. grandiflora {Bench )L. Joh.son & BraxetI ..D5...... A3 4 Eucalyplus terragona (R. Br.)r. Muerr. E5 ...... D3 Ct 4 Eu.aly!!us terragona (R. Br.)F. Mue1l. ssP. A (MAB 1375) D5 .. 2 Eu.alyp!us r€traptera Turcz. 2,3 5 DT Eu.alyptus rorquata Luehm. Eu.alyptus rrans.ont inental is Maiden .. E5 Eucalyptus aff . transconrinentalis va1d.n (MABSttr ) 2,5 MAS Eu.alyptus uncinata Turcz. ;;; .. D4D5 82 .. 83 C4 4,5 MAS EucaLyptus sp. A (|1AB 1654) ..P ..c5 UAS Eu.aLyptus sp. B (MAB 1915) ..P L1AS Eucalypcus sp. C (M,CB4t97) :: :: ;; MAS Eucalyprus sp. D (VAB 3135) 2 tlAs Eucalyptus sp. E (MAB t4l9) .. .. c2 ST Eucalrptus sp. r (MAB 1251) I MAS Eu.attptds sp. C ((RN 9772) i; :: :: :: 2 As Eucatyptus sp. H (KRN 8285) 2E MAs Eucatyptus sp. I (KRN 9717) TE ttAS EucaLypius sp. J (KRN 9715) 1E .. 83 2.3 LS Kunzea sffinis S. Mooie 3 Ms Kunz€a baxreri (Klorzsch )schauer .. 83 2,3 SS Kunzea micromera S.hauer 2,3 Ms Klnzea preissiana s.hauer 4,5 TS Leprospernunerub€6cens Schauer ;; .. c3 lS Leptospernum tuxvellii S. oore 82 ., 2,3 ss Leptospermum otigandrum Turcz. ss Leptospermum afl. ro€i Benth. (lrAB 216r) .. cl .. c3 .. c3 4,t SS tepLosPelnum sPinescens Endt. PPP c2 Ss Leptospermum sp. (MAB 2262) Ds Lhorskya acuriforia Lindley US tlelaLeuca acerosa S.hauer tS uetaleuca a.uminara r. Ituell. ^* MS Metaleuca breviFolia Tur. z. 82 ,, 2,3 VS M€laleu.a.alycina R. Br. (MAB 2 NS M€1a1euca aff. calycina R. Br. 3458) 2,3 uS Itetaleuca cardiophytLa F. IluetL. A2 ., 2,3 SS |4elateuca clifFortioides Di.ls ..P DS M€laleuca.o.terta Benth. Ds Melaleu.a aff. confcrra Benrh. (!,\B 24331 .. c3 4,5 SS Melaleu.a cordata lur.2. AAP 4,5 TS etaLeuca.u.ultaraTurc2. .. 83 4 SS Melaleuca.uneara Tur.z. A.P Ts Melaleu.a .uticuraris Labill' P.A (dAL tls M€laleuca aff. curicularis Labirr. 4432.) .PP 2,5 5 Melaleu.a.Ymbifotia Benth 2 TS M€laleuca aff. cynbifolia Benrh. (MAB 2799) PPP 6 Ls Metaleuca eleuterostachya I. .rtuell AAP .. 82 US Melaleuca eltiPrica Labr l l. PAA MS ltelaleo.a fulgens R. Br. .AA M.A. Bwgman & K.R. Newbey, The flora of the Pyramid Lake-Mr Beaumont Disrricts 245

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B D F]F2C L I'{ S

SS M.lat€uca glaberrrina F. Muell. .pA .. .. c3 c4 ...... 83 TS l,lelaleuca hamulosa Tur.z. p.p .. .. c3 ., ., ...... MS Velateu.a hotosericea S.hauer var. holosericda Aa. ,. 82.. D4,...... 2,1 ds M€1a1euca aff. holosericea s.hauer (L1AB 3060) .. .. A2., ,. .. ,. .. 2 MS Meraleuca aff. ranceolara 0tro (MAB 2546) .. .. A4...... 2,5 MS Metaleuca laleraris Turcz, pp. .. ., .. D4,. .. 82.. .|{S Metaleuca Iateriftora Benrh...... D4 ...... C3 4,5 SS Melateuca leltospermoides Schau.r p.p .. ., ...... c3 B3 ss Metat€uca aff. leptospernoides schau.r (rL{B 2820) '' '' '' A2 ' 2 Ls elalelca aff. nesophiLa F. fluell. ((RN 8284) i;" .. c3 ,...... , ,. c3 I TS Melalelca paupe.iflora F. .rtu.l1. AlA ...... D4...... ,. TS Melaleu.a all. pauperilrora F. Mue11. (KRN 7694) ,. .. ., D4...... 2 DS Melaleu.a p€nraSona Labi11. var. penragona A...... c3...... 85.. MS Melaleuca pentagona Labill. var. subulitolia .. ., D4...... , .. 3 gr. ss l'lelaleuca put.hel la R. .. .. Bl .. .. ., D3 .. 2,3 Melaleu.a pungeos S.hauer ...... cl YFIatr ,: dff. p ng.. . 5.hd-Fr at'i]qB)8 l) 2 TS Metaleuca quadri faria F. Muelt...... , D4 ,...... 2.' DS Metaleu.a scabra R. Br. .. .. D4 D4 C3 .. At C4 Metat€uca aff. s.abra R, Br. (l[AB 2552) ., ...... 84 vs M.lateuca sparsiftora Turcz. 2K .. .. c1 ,, ., .. ,, ,, MS Melateuca srria.a Labi l l, ::; '" .' 'c4 ' 2,3 LjeLateu.a suberosa (schauer)c. cardner .. ,. 82.. ., ...... 2,3 MeLsrouca subfal.ara Tur.z. ,. .. .. 83 C3 .. .. B:l 2,1 ss Melaleu.a sub!rigona Schaue. .. ., .. .. c.J...... 2.' !1S Uelaleu.a rene I la Bdnrh. .. A2 ...... 2,3 Melareuca thydoides Labi Lr. ., .. c3,. .. .. 83,. 2,3 Melaleuca thyoides Turcz. ., c3 ...... D4.. wdldl.u .. MS a 3 LnJo de. r. . \A3 t8rb ...... 82...... , 2 MS Melateu.a uncinara R. Br. .. c3 D4 D4 C4 C3 84 C3 MS ft€Laleuca undutata B€nrh. P.. .. ,. A3 83 .. ,. .. A2 MS r.rc1al.ucr aff. undulara Ben!h, (KRN 6412) 2 lts elaleuca urceolaris F. Mde11, €x Benrh. ..P .. ., .. D4 ...... l4etaleuca aff. urceotaris F. MueLt. ex Benrh. (MAB 4496) ..P .. I Ms Melaleuca sp. A (rdAB 4516) ..p ...... D4.. ., .. vq ,u ." -o, ,M,AB .. I M-t rt 3 270- .. .. ., c4...... I Ms I'lelaleoca sp. C (vAB 4581) .,p 3KC !4,1" .. ,. .. c3...... I fis e.," ,P. 0,13 t-o/, ., .- .. 82 .. .. ., ([qB Ss etaleuca sp. E 1863) ., .. .. c3,...... 2 YS w"taleu." .p. /fl,{3 I /_8)) ...... 82...... 2 us (fjAB Melateuca sp. C 455r) ..p .. ,. .. c4., ., .. .. 2 YS t1-tdt"u." .D. l dB j P ro. .. 2 MS ,rtelaLeu.a (MAB sp, r 4317) ..p ...... c4...... 2 Ms Melaleuca (MAB sp. J 4499) ..p .. .. ,. c4.. ., .. .. 2 ils vFl"lF., l p. y (

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B I] FIT2C L M S

276 HALORAGACEAE HP clischrocaryon aureun (i,indlev)0rch. var. ansusrifolium (N€es)0rch. 81 D3 .. .. 82 HP Crischrocaryon tlaves.€ns (J. Drum. ex ltook. )

AS Codo.arpus nodulosus Nees Ds cono.arpus !richostachyus (Benth. )0r.h. Ds codo.arpus sp. a (KRN 9759) Ds ltaloraeis sp. A (KRN 8269) DS ltaloragodendron glanduLosum 0rch. EY MyrioPhYl lun Petraeum or.h.

28I AIIACEAE As Dau.!s gLochidiatus (Labi11.)Iischer, c. M.ver , ...... 82 .. .. ., .. .. A2...... Itydroco!yLe alata A. Ri.h. , .. ..83...... lydro.otyLe diantha Dc...... 33.. Hydrocolyle n.di.aginoides Turcz. . ,. .. .. A2...... Hydro.o!yle sp. A (MAB 4419) , .. ,. .. A2,. .. .. PLarysace conpressa (Labi rr. )No'."" . ., .. .. c2 .. 42 D2 DS Ptat ys ac e effusa (Turcz. )Nornan ,. .. c3 .. .- ., .. Platysace malwerrii (F. Muerr.)Norman ,. ,. c3 ...... Trachymene anisocarp. (Tur.z.)8.L. Burrt ,. .. A2.. .. rra.hymene croniniana (I. uuel1.)T. Dura.d ,...... A2.. .. rra.hymene cyanop€tala (r. Mrel1. )Benih. ,...... A2 ,. ,. .. A2 83 .. .. Tra.hynene ornata (Endl. )Dru.€ .. 83 .. .. 82 ...... Tiachymene pilosa Smilh ...... B1 .. XanLhosia hueaetii (Benlh. )Ste!d€ r ...... Xanrhosia pusilla Bunge ...... ,. 82..

288 EPACRIDACEAE Ds Acrotri.h€ cordara (l-abi11.)R. Br. DS Ander6onia nacranthera F. uuetL. micranrha R. 8.. DS Andersonia 2,3 DS Andersonia parvifoLia R. !i. .. Ds Astrolona drumondii sonder DS AsLrolona epaciidis (Dc. )Dr!.€ DS Asrrotoma nicioPhtLlum Stschegl. pallid.n R. B!. Ds Asirotoma 2 Ds Astrotoma aff, prostra!un R. Br. (l'1AB ll76) ,. Ds AsrroLona lecrui R. B!. concolor (r. uuell.)c. Gardner '' ' c3 ' ,. 2,3 Ds Brachyloma ., 2 Ds Bra.hytona sp. A (KRN 5521) .. Bl .. .. ss Colea.thera nyrroides Sts.hegl. ,. !2 D4 .. Ss Conos!ephium druflnondii (stschesr.)c. cardner ,. .. SS Conos!ephiun minus !indleY . ..P ss Conostephiun roei Benth. (MAB 3492) 82.. ., ss conosLephium sp. A (MAB 3063) ;i .. .. ._ I ss Conosrephiub sp. B (MAB 1656) (uaB R2.. -. Ds Le!.opoaon aff. allitLii r. Mue1l. 1482) 2F, ,. ,. DS Leu.opogon assinilis R. Br. .. DS Leucopogon bossiaea F. Muell ':; i*" ., ,,82.. .. DS l,eucopogon b.evi.usPis Benrh. 3KC .. .. c3.. (MAB ,. 2,3 Ds Leucopogon aff. breviflorus I. Muell. 1207) .. .. R2 2,3 DS ]-eucopogon cdn.rnnus Benth. .. .. c2 DS Leucopogon conostephioid€s DC. ;:; ,. 2,3 Ds Leu.oposon arf..onosrephioides Dc. (MAB i08t) ,. 2,3 DS Leucopoeon cortno.arpus Sond€r ., 2,3 DS Leucopogon crassi folius Sonder .. R2 ., 2,3 ss l-eucopoaon.uneifolius srschegl. :;; ., ,. .. 82.. ,. ,. 2,1 DS Leucopogdn dielsianus E. PritzeL ., .. 82 .. .. Ds Leucopogon fifrbriat!s Stschegr ' .. .. Ss Leucopogon fLavescens Sondei var. brevifoLius Benrh...... D382 2,5 (MAB ,, .. ,, .. C2 3 DS Leu.opogon afl. hanulosus E. Pri!ze1 1211) .A. 82.. C3 ...... 2,5 DS Leucdpogon minurifolius . Firzg. ., D4 .. .. A2., .. .. s Leu.opoeon obovatus (LabrLL.)R. Br. .. .. Ds Leucopogon aff. obovarus (r,abilL.)R. (llAB 1125) DS L.ucopoAon opponens F. Ilue11, i . .. A2...... , .. I DS Leucopogon aff. ovalifolius sonder ( AB 1482) .' ' I Leucopogon afl. pulchellus sonder (l'{AB 2718) ' "42" . .. ,. 84 ...... 2 ss L"u.opogo- ' ,oi .ndu5 r. Y "l l. 'x Bcn h . .. 82...... ,. .. 2,3 SS Leucopogon voodsii I. t'tueI l. .. 82...... DS Leucoposon sp. A (l!-4B 3962) ,. .. '' '' " " A2 " " ' DS Leucopogon sp. B (r1AB 3936) 82...... Leu.oposon sp. c (MAB 3920) ,...... DS Leucopogo. sp. D (f1AB 3447) '. c3...... Leucopogon sp. E (MAB 3704) IE ...... A2.. M.A. Burgman & KR. Newbey, The flora of rhe Pyramid Lake-Mt Beaumont Disricrs 241

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B D F]12G L M S

DS LelcoPogon sp, r (KRN 8045) 2 DS Leucopogons!. c (KRN 8123) I DS Leu.opogon 6p. H (KRN8148) 2 DS Leucopogonsp. I (KRN8213) ss Leucoposon sp. J (KRN5885) Ds Leucoposon sp. ( ((RN 9791) Ds Leucoposon sp. ! ((RN 9794) I Ds Leucoposon sp. u (KRN8173) lv .. B2 Ds Leucoposon sp. N (KRN8283) lv A3 .. i,s SS Lysinena ciliarum R. Br. E4 C3 C4 .. D2 D3 ss Honotoca Leucaniha E. Pritzet .. c3 ., ...... DS Monotoca otigarrhendides F. Muetl. 2 DS Monotoca ranariscina F. Mu€tL. DS Oliga..hena micraniha R. Br. DS Scyphelia interre{ta A.S, George si irJpheli" pulchella r\(>c\egl.)D'-("

293 ?RIMULACEAE *Anaeal lis arvensis r, .AP ...... D2.. DS ...... !l

302 ss Logania boxifoLia I. Mu€l l, P.P ...... D4.. .. 2,3 DS Logania campanulata R. Br. DS ss Logania sr€nopbtLta l. Mu€L 1. D3 ss Logania aff. stenophytta r. Muelr. (MAB 2174) Mirrasa.n€ pa!adoxa R. Br. .P.

303 CENTIANACEAE AS *C€nlaurium spicalun (L. )Frits.h ex Jan.hen As sebaea ovaLa (Labi11.)R. Br.

303A MINYANTHACEAE xo v' Larqrr rtsb' R. B'.

l,S Alyxia burifolia R. ir.

307 CONVoIVUItr|CEAE CL Convolvutus €rubescens Sins MP eirsonia humiLis R. Br. B.t .. M? l,litsonia rotundifolia Hook, 3RC

3IO BOR-AGINACEAE SS tlaLeania andronedifolia Behr & F'. MueLt. 4,5 SS Halgania aff. andronedifdria Behr & l. l4ue1L. (uAB 1876 ) 2 DS Italsania aff. preissiana Lehn. (uAB 1513) 2 DS HaLeania sp. A (MAB 3t47b) 2 DS Ealsania s!. B (MAB 2821) 2 IteIio!lopius sp. A (KRN 6982) 2R 2,5

:l11A DS Dicras ryl is parvifolia F. Iluell. 5 ss Lachnosrachys ferruei.ea ltook, ss ?iryrodia axiLlaris (Endr. )Druce

3I3 I-AMIACEAE SS lt€nieenia €uraxioid€s C.R.P. Andrevs 2,5 ss Henigenia aff. €uLarioides C.R.P. Andrers (LjAB 1755) 2 ss d€nigenia reretiuscura F. ltuerl. 2,5 ss Eenigenia sp. A (.!-AB 1633) I l.ti.ro.otrs barbata R. Br. Mi.ro.orys glabra (!arrrinc)Ben!h. ss Mi.rocorys virgata R. Br. 2,3 DS Prostanrhera baxteri Cunn. ex Benrh. DS Prostanthera serpyLtirdtia (R. Br.)Briq. ssp. mi.rophylLa (R. Br.) B.J. conn D3..,..... 6 DS Prostanlhera sp. A (M,qB r193) a2 ...... I DS Teucriun ntrioctadun Diels A2 ,...... 2 Teucriun 6essilif lorun Benrh. A3 ...... 6 ss Wesrringra.ephalanlha F. Muell. A3 ...... 4,5 DS l,restrineia danpieri R. Br. D4...... 6 DS I,{estrinaia aff. danpieri R. Br. (}1]\B 4476) }.2.. .. ,, ,. I DS lJeslrineia risida R. Br. 84...... 6 248 KingiaVol. 1,No.2 (1990)

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B D Fl F2C L M S

315 SOLANACEAE ss Alrhocer.is genistoides l.lier s 2,5 ss Anrhocercis viscosa R. Br. ssp..audata ltaegi 2,3 Ss cyphan!hera sicrophylla r'{ier s 2,5 RP Solanum capsic i fofre (Domin)Baylis 6 HP Sotanum hopLopelalum Biir.r & Sumerh. DS *SoLanun nrgrun L, SS SoLanum sinile F. Muerl. EP Solanun 6ymonii ]i. Ei.hl€r

3I6 SCROPITULARIACEAE AS Gtossostiema diandrum (1. )Kuntze

323 LENTIBIJLARIACEAE /R. AS Po ybonDholvx te-el-r Bt 'L.\n.

uP Erenophila biserrata chinn. LS Eredophila.alorhabdos Diels 2,5 SS Eremopbi La de.i?iens 0srenf. Ds Eiedophila densifolia F. Mue1L. 2,3 l4S Eienophila derliculata I. Mu€ll. ..P 2,3 MS Eier.phita dichroa!rha Diers MS Erenophila slabia (R. Br.)0stenf. 6 LS ErenophiLa pa.hyphttta DieLs i,lP Eremolhila serpens Chinn. 2,3 MP Eredophila aff. serpens Chinn. (KRN 8180) ss Erenophita sp. A (MAB 2t87) :.; I MS l4yoporufr be.keri F. l4ue11. ex Benrh. 2,3 Ds cenus indet. (MAB 2851) I

329 P],ANTACINACEAE as Planrago hispida R. B!,

331 DS opercutaria vaginata Labi 11.

339 *l,\,ablenbergia capensis (L. )A. DC. rlahtenbe.gia sraci tenta Loth. lrahrenbergia graci Lis A. DC.

IOBEIIACEAE Isotona hypocraEerifornis (R. Br.)Dru.€ lsorma scapisera (R. Br.)Do" kberia rarifolia F. r'/immer

34r GOODENIACEAE Anihotiun rubriflorum F. MueLt. ex Be.th. 2,3 DS coopernookia polysalacea (vriese)Carorin ...... D3 ...... coopernookia strophiolara (F. lluel1,)Carolin .. ., 82 D3 .. .. 92 B3 DS Dampiera cuneata R. Br. .. 82 ...... 2,5 DS Dampiera fasciculata R. Br. 2,1 DS Dampiera lava!dulacea Lindley DS Dampiera olisophttta Benth. ssp. juncea (Benth.) Rajput & Carorin DS Dan?iera parvifoLia R. Br. 2.3 DS Dafrpi€ra sacculaLa I. Mu€l1. ex Benlh. Ds Dampiera renui..uris E. ?ritzet var. tenuicaulis 4,5 DS Danpiera irigona Vriese Ds D:mpiera sp. A (IrAB 4624) Ds Danpiera sp. B (KRN 9800) RP coodenia affinis vriese As coodenia b.rardiana (Gaudich. )carolrn DS Goodenia caerulea R. Br. Ds coodenia con.inn. Benth. SS Cood€nia de.ursiva W. Firzg. 2,3 As cood€nia firifolois R. Br. var. firilormis Ds coodenia incana R. Br. Ds coodenia laevis Benth. RP coodenia pinnatifida schldl. DS Goodenia Pterygosperma R. Bi. DS Goodenia scapigera R. 8.. D5 coode.ia rrr.hophJLId /v' p"e)Bcnrn RP Coddenia valsolii F. Muell. & Tate DS Coodenia sp. A (Ir,qB 4334) DS L€.henau1!ia aff. floribunda Bcnth. (KRN 6523) DS Lechenaultia fornosa R. Br. M.A. Burgman& KR. Ne*bey,The floraof fie PyramidLake-Mr Beaumonr Dinricls 249

AppeDdix1 (continued).FIora Llst

B D FI12C ! H 5

Lechenaultia t!bi frora R. !r. Lech€naultiasp. A (KRN6470) ss s.aevora bursariiforia J. Black ss S.aevoranyrriforia (vtiese)Krause Scaevotathesioides Benth. var. filiroli! E Scaevora rhesioides Benrh. var. !hesioides M! Scaevotasp. A (KRN9677) Vetlela .ycnopotanica !. Mletl. 6 velleia trinervis rabi I i.

343 STYLIDIACEAE AS Levenhookia dlbia Sonder 6 AS Levenhookia pau.iftora B.nrh. AS Levenhookia pusilla R. Br. 6 As Levenhookia stipitata (Sonder)r. Muetr. As Levtsnhookiasp. A (MAB4388) I RP StyLidiun adpressumBenrh. RP SryLidium assitrile R. Br. 3 DS S!ylidirm breviscapum R. B.. Ds slyLidiun brevis.apum R. Br. var. A (KRN 9763) 3 AS SiyLidium calcaratrn R. Br. RP Stylidiun caricifoLiun lindley ssp. caricifolium

RP Scylidiun ecorne (1. Mueir. e* R. Erickson d J.E. UilLis)P.C. Far.el & S.!. James S!yIidi!n hirsurub R. Br. sryLidiufr mcranrhun Ca.lq. scylidi!m piliferun R. Br. ssp. piliferun DS Siylidi!m r€pens R. Br. va., repers slyLidium schoenoides DC. Siylidium sp. A (MAB43lt)

345 Actinobole ulisinosun (A. cray)H. Eichrer .. .. c2 ., 82 D3 ...... Ansianthus cotrocephalus (J. Brack)P. S. Shorr .. .. 82 ...... C3 .. .. Ansianthus preis6ianus (steetz)Benrh...... 44.. Ansianthus tonentosus ae.dl. *Arctorheca calendula (L. )Levyns Asreridea asleroide6 (Turcz.)c. (roner Asceridea aEhrixioides (sonder 6 F. ttuelL.)

!Lennospora drumondi i A. cray Brachycome ciLiaris (Labi Lr. )kss. vai. Brachy.one ciliaris (1abilL. )Less. var. lanuginosa(sreerz)Benth...... At Brachycone exilis sonder ..? D3.. Bta.hycof,e goniocarpa Sonde. e F. ulelt. ex

Brachycone lioeariLoba (DC.)Druce Bia.hycofte pe.pusilla (steetz)J. Black var. perpusr tta

Caloiis hispiduta (F. Mue1L.)F. Mle1r. Chrysocoryne pusilla (Benlh. )Endr. Chryso.oryn€ uniltoia Tu.cz. P.. *Cirsium v!lcare (Savi )Ten. 1 *conyza bonariensis (L.)cronc. 7 cot!1a cotutoides (Steeiz)Druce ss Cratysrylis conocephala (F. Mue11.)S. Moore *Ciepis capillaris (L. )llaLLr. Eta.hanthus pusillus t. Mue11 . cnaphaliun indutu0 J. D. Book. *GnaphaLiun pensylvanicun l,li L ld. Cnaphdsis bievifolia (A. cray)Benth. Gnephosis pygmaea (A. Cray)Benih, 2,5 Ld- icr'ys-T lFpidopnyl lu{ rSrc

deti.hrysun aff. obrusifoLi!n F. Muell, & Sonder er sonder (|lAB 4308) Helichrysum occidenrale N. Bu.b. Helipterun demissufr (A. Cray )Druce Itelipterum mngr€sii (tindley)I. Mue1r. ex Benih. relipterun pysmaeun (DC. )Ben!h. Helipterun pyrethrun (Sreerz)renth. Eetrpterln tenetlun Turcz, tyalochlanys slobife!a A. Cray (1990) 250 KingiaVol. I, No.2

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BES

B D TIF2C L I,I 5 Dts

As *ttypochaeris cLabra L. As r'{il Lotia nvosotidifo!ia (Bench.)steeLz As MiLLotia Eenuifolis Cass. var. tenuifolia AS MyriocephaLus rhizocephatus (DC.)Benth' Ds olearia ciliaca (Benrh')!. Muel1. ex Benth' var'

(r. tiue11.)F. 'rt'elI 'a Benlh' Ds Otearia exieuifolia 2,5 Ds Olearia honolepis (r. Muelt.)F. l'{ueLl..x Benrh' Ds Olearia nuelleri (sonder)Benlh. DS Orearia tu!icata (steetz)Benth. DS olearia aff. nuri.ata (Sreetz)Benrh. (t{An 1422) z,s DS olearia r.nosissina (Dc )Benth. sS olea! a revolura F. ueli. 'x B"n". 2 Ds olearia sp. A (!1AB1792) AS Podolepis auric!lata DC. 6 EP Podole;is capilla!is (steeEz)Diels As Podolepis sracilis ('-ehm.)R.A. Graham as ?odoLegis lessonii (Cas5.)Be!rh' 5 ItP Podol€pis nicrocephala Bentn. as PodoEhecaangusEifolia (L.bi !r. )kss. 4,5 as Podotheca gnapbaLioides R.a. crahanl 5 AS PosonoLepis stricta SreeLz AS *Pseudosnaph.liun luleo-albut {L. )nirliard & 1 6 ulvillei Cass. Quidetia 6 Rutidosis nultifrora (Nees)Robinson scyphocoronis Da.jor (Turcz. )Dluce senecio glossanth.s (sonder)Belcher senecio Laut's C. Porsrer .x l,riIld. csp. disse.t ifolius ALi 6 senecio quadridentaius l,abi 11. .. .. siloxerus pyeMeus (A. Gray)P.s. Shoil ...... , 82 D3 *Soncbds ole.acers 1,, .. cl .. .. cl B1 .. .. 7 *Ursinea anrhenoides (L. )Poirer 1 DS Virtadinia ausE!alasica {Tutcz.)N. luib. var.

Ds vittadinie dissecta (Benth.)N. Burb. va!. hirta 4,5 4,5 taiLzia aurea (Benth. )Steetz 6 llaitzia cit!ina (Bentn. )Steetz (sreetz)F. uue1l. ex Benrh. Iraitzia ?aniculara 2,5 cenus iqde!, A (RRN8559) M.A. Bwgman & KR. Newbey, The flora of the PyramidLake-Mt BeawnontDistricts 251

Appeddix2, Taxa with lrnportantconservation values

This Iisthighligbb Iosetara in AppendixI rcquuingirplanentaticr ofccrservarionmeasles o enguetheir grvival. Sornet xa listed requircadditicnal surveys !o be[er m&mtanddeir disEihrtioned tiolog/. Coiservaticnstaus code3 folow Leigha a/. (1981)- s€e AiD€lldix l.

Taxon Endangered Vulnerable Poorly known

Acaciaaff. bidedataB 2VcP Acaciaaff. cochlearig 2K Acaciacrassuloides 3VCA 3K Acaciapritzeliana 3RC? Acaciasorophylla 3VC? Acaciasp. B 2V Acaciasp. E 3VCP Acaciasp.I 2VC9 Acaciasp.K 3R Acaciasp. N 1V Acsciasp. O 28 Acaciasp. P 3E Acaciasp. R Acaciasp. U ircv Acaciasp. V 3KCP Acacia sp.W 2E Acaciasp.X Adenanlhosileticos 2E Andersoniamacranthera 2EC Angasomyrtrssalina 2VCP Aotus sp.A tF-c Asreraceaegenus indet. A 3KCP Bae{ka qassifoliavar. isosandra 3RC Banksiablednifolia 3VC? Ba

AppeDdix2 (contldued).Tax! with importatrtconservation Yalues

Poorly Taxon Endangered Vulnerable Rare

Er€nophila denticulata 3RCP Eremophila dichroanlha 3RCA Erernophila serp€rrs 2V Ercmophila aff. serpens 3E Eiosternon f itzgenldii 3RCP Eriosternon aff. thyptomenoides 2E Eucalwdrs angustissima 2RC Eucab?aus aff. angustissima Eucab?tus deflexa 3VCP EucaltFus dielsii 3VCP Eucab"tus aff. dipten A 2R Eucalypors discreu 3RC Eucalypurs forrestiana ssp. fonestiana Eucalwtus f onestiela ssp. dolichorhyncha 2ECP :VCA Eucalypaus fonestiana ssp. sroaEi Eucalypnrs halophila 2VCP Eucab?tus menickiae 3V Eucalr?nrs aff. micrandrera 2K Eucalntus nutans 2RC Errcalyptus orularig :vcp Euc{lwius sp. A 2V Eucal''pors sp. B Eucalt?o.rs sp. H 2E Eocalt?tus sp. I EucalFdrs sp. J 1E Gahnia sp. A 2K Glyc€ria fluilans 2V C'ndBlium iduum 3KCP Gonocarpus bichosrachyus 3K Good€nia rdchophyla 3RC? Grevillea aneun 3VC? Gyroslemon ditrigynus Gyrostemol prosratus 3B Hakea sp. A Halgaria sp. A 2V Halongis sp. A ie Heliotsopium sp. A 2R Helipterum pyretllrum 3K Hemig€nia aff eulaxioides 3K Hitbenia andrewsiana 3RC Hydrccotyle medicaginoides 3RCP HFoxis sp. A 2V Isolefs sp. A 2E Isopogon tride$s 3V Kennedia beckxiana 2R Kurzea baxteri 3RC? Lawr€ncia diff'rsa 3VCP I-€chenaultia sp. A 3V Lepidospema sp. B 3K LeptosFrmum maxwellii 3R Lt|rcopogorl atr altuii 2E Leucopogm bossiae{ 3KCP kucopogon trevicuspis 3KCP LeucoFogon opponens in Irucopogon woodsii 3RC l,€ucopogon sp. E 1E lru€apogdr sp. G 1E M.A. Burgman& K-R. Newbey,The flora of rhe PyramidLake-Mt BeaumontDisrricrs 253

Appendlx2 (contiDued).Taxa witb importaDtcoDs€rvation values

P-.lv Taxon Endangered Vulnerable knorxn

kucopogon sp.I IE kucopogon sp.M 1V l*ucopogcmsp N 3V Melaleucaclifrortioides 3RCP Melaleucaaff. nesophila 3RCA Melaleucasparsiflom 2K Melaleucasp. C 3KC? Melaleucasp. N Mcrocorys virgata 3K Myoporwn becked 2KCP Myoporaceaegenus indet. 2E Oleariasp. A 3E Penooniaortifolia 2K 3RCP Podolepismiuocephala 3R Pomaderrisintangenda 3V Proslanfierasp. A IB Pultena$ arida 3RCA Pultenaeasp. B 2VCP Pultenaeasp. C 3V Pultenaeasp. D 2V Pultenaeasp. E 1E Pultenaeasp. H Ricinocapostrichophonrs ivcp Scsevolasp. A Schoenuscaespititius 3RCP Sdroenussp. A 3K Siegftiedia tiarwinioides 3VC Spyridiumoligocephalurn 3R(P Spyridiumsp. A 3K Splridiurnp. B 3KC Srachysternonsp. A IB Thysxrourspawiflorus 3VCP Trachymenecroniniana 3V Triglochinnuelleri Triodiacrncilllla 3K Venicordiaaff. dnnnrnondii 3RCP Wilsoniarotnrdifolia 3RCP Wurmbeasinora ir

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