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The views andopinions expressed in this reportare those ofthe authorsand do not necessarily reflect those of the CommonwealthGovernment, the Minister for the Arts, Sport, the Environment, Tourism andrerritories, or theDirector of the AustralianNational parks and Wildlife Service. Departmentof Conservaticinand Land Management WestemAustralia 1993 rssN0816-9713 Cover illustration: Scacvolatortuosa Benth. G."/. Howell 115 bv SusanPatrick Editors .. .. .. .. WendySearle and Marianne Lewis Illustrations..... SusanPatrick and Donna Terrington Pagepreparation ....... JanRayner, Wendy Searle and Raelene Hick Maps............ CALM Mappingand R.E.S. Sokolowski Production and distribution . .. CALM Public Affairs III uorlBdesuocequo luerussesseS0'o,nSuroSuo aql ur lsrsse prnoqs elq?lr"Aa uoq"-rrr* u",ll luelxa Jessel 'qllt ";t;flt,ill?fiLrJff a ol lnq tlaap osIBe,, uoDu,"lJep Joj oorl"r"pooo" r.pun eJa ,"ql sJou e,"J go sercadsi(1gog4 .uonueDa paeu eseqrror',a,J Jor1""sa m -",",J;;;ni",lf;:i[ff,(1|ue8.rn lsorq sarrodsol pet8 uorlcr:"]::--r"bnl lueue8euvu prrB qorraseJ roJ ilitr:Jffii,T,rjfl:';","il]S:: suoq"po"tu*o""ro1* p* 1Jrr.,q utp-r:nl ern snlqs uotlB .uognqglslp l s.J ITvc rrr BroJdeJBu pelulceq Jo JesuocpuB tqlq"q .""*rrid" eql Jo uondFJsepJauq e sepr,lordruer8oJd srqJ peuapen,ropelroldxe n4.c uo'coo.rd.H.,j:i4T,1.#.,r1jj#l;?Tn sue14 Jo fil#:Ii,flHf"i::fffr lueure8ruerypuor8ag o1uorlrppe m pe.reda.rdere suerAord'aq;1nny3; 1uarua8rue141purl puauorpruesuo3 3o luaugedaq eq1,{q pacnpord suolRJllqnd seuesI ara Jo *"Hor4 luaure8eue;41eJrlplr1\ rrrlBrlsny uJe15aA otro,,t|xuo.{ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Specialist advice w8s sought &nd promptly given by the followin g: !. Alford (Tetratheca), A. Brown (Orchidaceae), A.R. Chapman (Acacia), R.I. fiinock (Eremophjla), B. Conn (I amiaceae), R. Cowan (Acacia), A.S. George (Dryandra), T. Hawkqswood (calothatnnus), S.D. Hopper (Eucalyptus), R.J.F. Henderson @uphorbiaceae), R. Makinson (crevillza), N. Marchant (charnelaucium), B.R. Maslin (Acacia), !. wh?i,ler (Hibbertia) ^nd P.G. Wilson @utaceae). Bob Chinnock, Richard Cowan, Bruce Maslin and Paul Wilson all assisted on a number of occasions with q>ecimen identifications, and W.A. Herbarium Curator, Iim Ar-mstrong, slso provided advice on the Rutacese. CALM staff who provided assistancewere: L. cade, c. Anderson, p. Heslewood, G. Keighery and R. sokolowski (woodvale)' s' cshill and J. carter (Meredin), M. Grahan (Katanning), R. clifton @ingelly), R. Thomas (Kalgoorlie), K. Atkins, M. O'Donoghue and J. Riley (Wildlife Branch, Como), Records staff Como, particularly C. Messenger. W.A. Herbarium staff assisted wherever possible including R. Cranfield, N. I-antler, S. patrick aud P. Spencer. Beng Siew provided significant Librarian assistance. Consultants S. Carstairs, A. Coates, A. Kelly and N. Hall are also lhanked for their assistance and discussrous. Computing assistsncein formatting the ManagementProgram was provided by B. Kennington (Narrogin), while S. Cahill (Merredin), J. Eygenraam(Shenton Park) and I. Rayner, R. Hick and M. Mawkes (Woodvale)provided competetrtt)ping. others who provided assistance included: D. Backshall (Martinick and Associares), J. and M. squire, B. and J. Maddocks, A. Sole, K. and E. Coate, M. Hancock and P. Hargraves. Of particular assistanceto this projert was the W.A, Herbarium databaseuder the supervision of A.R, Chaprnan. This system allows scrutiny of rare flora collections held ia PERTII, and hard copy print-outs for field and other use. It is another factor that enabled this project to be completed on time. I3st, but not lesst, we thank Nellie Mollemans, whose cheerful assistancethrough some very rlifficult field trips, and in Perth was beyond expectation. ABBREVIATIONS CALM Department of Conservation and I-and Management DRF Declared Rare Flora MPD Main Roads Department Nat. Pk National Park Nature Res. Nature Reserve Pastoral P8storal IJsse Private Privaie Property Road Res. Road Reserve Water Res. Water Ras€rve vcL Vacant Crown I-and lv """""""""' 'dsqrsDuwcu! 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(Dienals) ...........................149 Scqewlatortuosa . ..,......... 151 Vmicordiagracilis rns .. ........... ...... ......... .. 153 YerticordiamultiJlorc zubsp. lolot ms . .... .. ...... 155 Vefiicordia roei subry, ieiogorn ns . , . , . , . 157 PARTFOUR: PRIORITY TWO SPECIES............. .............. .. 159 Acaciaascendens ...........,.... 161 Acaciaasepala ms .,.......... 163 Acaciacampylophylla ..,...... f65 Acqcioca.stanostegia lls,............... ..,.,.,... ,. ,. ,167 Acaciacoteoniana ......,....... 169 Aco.ciasclzroplrylla vat. pilosa ms .....,,,,.,......171 Acrotichepatula .............. 173 Andenoniacarinata ...........175 Anigoztnthosbicotror subsp. dqtv................ .........--.............177 Blenrnsporaphlzgmatocarpa............ .... ...... 179 Ca$tix pamivallis ..............181 Cornstylisalbescens ............183 Daiesia dielsii.... ..........,.. 185 Eremophilaconplanata rns ................... .......182 Eremophilnpinnatifda ms , ,,.......... ........... ..,. 189 Eucatyptusorbfoliazubsp.Dromedaries(S.D.Hopper1852).................. .............f91 Fitovillia axilliJlora ...... ..,.. 193 Fra*eniabraaean ............195
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