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Astemlasia drurnmondii number 13 3v2 U- LU2 2 55 7o total oooulations u-.6 55.1 15.4 1.6 7o PCR'po'pulations 78.2 3.0

BanlcsiaUicuspis number 72 19031 65 L8940 13 20L6 70 total DoDulations $.3 97.2 18.1 10.6 7o PCR'pobulations m.0 10.5

Euca$pns lateritica number .t_:t ?ffi 8 160 2 q 7o total oooulations 61.5 61.5 15.4 155 % PCR'po'pulations 25.0 25.4

Eucalypus suberea numher 12 2q 9 L70 LM 7o total populations 75_.O 70.8 83 83 7o PCR populations 11.1 11.8

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?€ etqBr only ia the easterusection of the proposedreserve at However, studies such as that of Coates and James Lesueur (Table 3.5) and therefore may not be (1979) and Coates (1980) on Stylidium represented in the reserve should the project receive crossocephalumindicate that major genetic variation approval. All are represented elsewhere on may lie hidden within a commou species. A project conservationreserves. like the one proposedby the proponents il the ERMP has the potential to destroy local genetic races in such Perhaps of greater concern are the nine taxa species,but the actual potential impact is unknown endemic to the proposed conservationreserve and the becauseno more than a handful of Lesueur's ca 700 impact that the project will haveoD them (Grfffin et al. widespreadspecies have been studied throughout 1990, Table 5.6). Hypocalymma aff. eicifulium (E.A. their rangeby population geneticists. Grrttn 1972) has two knowa populations, one of which occurs in the zone to be impacted by the 3.4RE.ESTABLISHMENT OF project. Comparable figures for Eucalyptus aff, REGIONAL ENDEMIC PI-ANTS hsematoxylon (E.A. Griffin 2451) are seven populations with a possibility of three beiog affected The proponentsproposed to re-establishDRF and wlile Penoonia rudis, thelemanniana ssp. other rare regionalendemics as part of the project's delta ar.d Gompholobium aff. polynorphum (F,A. rehabilitation program. Altho,,gh commendable, Griffu 2304) each have three populations of which re-introduction ard establishment of any of the one may be affected. Leucopogonplumuliflorus has six regionally endemic taxa is likely to be a difhcult task populations of which one may be affected.None of the unless ecosystem reconstruction is achievable (see two known populations of Andersonia longifolia, frve Rehabilitation, Chapter 7). Furthermore, if of Phlebocaryapilosissima ssp. terctifolia \or the o\e establishnent is achieved there is still the need to of Resrio sp. (Bnggs 7a73 and Jobasou) are known to ensure the long term survival of the new populations. occur in the impact zone. Urgent further surveyof all Genetic structuring within populations, levels of tlese endemics is a high priority to adequatelyassess genetic variability and inbreeding are all factors the inpact of the project on the conservationstatus of essentialia population survival (Soule 1987), yet with thesespecies. the exception of Banksia tricuspis, Eucalyptuslateritica ax.d Eucalpws suberea lbls in-formation is not There are twenty six very geographicallyrestricted availablefor regional endemicsor any other taxa likely taxa (maximum range 50 krn) that occur ia the project to be used in re-introductionprogr:uns. Given our area. Twenty of these taxa are not known ou existing current lack of understandingof genetic factors, conservationreserves (Table 3.6). mmpetition and demographic factors ir population survival the chancesof successfulre-establisbment of 333 Taxa at their northern or rare plant populations is unlikely, without further southernlimit extensiveresearch.

There are 81 specieswithin the proposedconservation The following are a number of issues, some reserve at Lesueur which exist at the northern and relevart to poiats made in the ERMP, relating to the southernlimit of their distribution.Of these,45 may re-introductionof rare plant speciesto the Lesueur be affected by the project as they occur wirhin the areawhich will needto be addressed. project irnpact zone or ia the eastern section of the proposedreserve (Burbidge el al- 1990,Appendix 1). 1. Althongh seed from many Westorn Australian Ten are not found elsewhere on the proposed plant species can be readily collected and conservation reserve and six of these, including germinated there are some native species, speciessuch as,4c acia drummondii, Thelymitracinita pafiicularly in certain groups (e.g. Epacridaceae, amdBsumea preissii, are at the northern limit of a Restionaceae,Rutaceae) where this is not possible continuous distribution. The renaining four, or has so far proved to be very difficult. Eucalpfirs 6ilis , Goodenia Iasciculata, Polypomphoty mulffida ard Utriculaia menziesii are 2. The ERMP provides no hard data on the disjunct northem outliers of otherwise more southern propagation of DRF or any other regional plant for rehabilitation distributions. Populations of species with such endemic species targeted prograrus. distdbutions are signficant because they may be of relictual origin, and therefore are of evolutionary The proponentsstate that potted plarts of rare signihcance and important in the conservationof the specieswill be usedto re-establishsuch species on geneticresources of eachspecies. rehabfitation sites and that such re-establishment will not occur in the eady stages of rehabilitation 3.34Widespread species (ERMP Section5.12.3). Bankia tricuspiswould be best suited to introduction in the early stagesof the Populations of many widespread species will be rehabilitation progran, especially if it is to be destroyedshould the project proceed.Depletion of introduced as seed or seedlings. This approach such populations need not necessarilybe of concern. o/oAZ 9I unuDlptroplow anlplNs obgr EI outlss1so11d' dss nutls s1so11d o{toto qa7q4 obll L ouolaro, DrPuDttQ oy'r|l 68 sapnuruDxDlpuotrl o/ogl 7Z (fO5f "SItC'Vg) su4od'1y uprmtuq 'Vg) %0(, 09 (OSWugFC ottulot'W DlpuDtre obSa Jop)rq ouoJrtfrzg ob6r IT uo1fildmuot1ct1srymg

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