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A Preliminary List of Vascular Plant Species for Far South-Eastern New South Wales
by D. Binns
4 FORESTRV COMMISSION OF NEW SOUTH WALES A PRELIMINARY LIST OF VASCULAR PLANT SPECIES
FOR FAR SOUTH-EASTERN NEW SOUTH WALES
D. Binns
WAUCHOPE RESEARCH CENTRE FORESTRY COMMISSION OF NEW SOUTH WALES
FORESTRY COMMISSION OF NEW SOUTH WALES RESEARCH PAPER NO. 4 1988 Research Paper No. 4
1988
Mr D. Binns is a Research Forester based at the Wauchope Research Centre
Published by: Forestry Commission of New South Wales Wood Technology and Forest Research Division 27 Oratava Avenue, West Pennant Hills, 2120 P.O. Box 100, Beecroft, 2119 Australia.
Copyright: Forestry Commission of New South Wales; 1988
ODC 17(944) ISSN 0729-5340 ISBN 07305 19023 INTRODUCTION data at the phytosociological level, or to relate species distribution to environmental Relative to other parts of eastern New factors. The available data are unsuitable South Wales, the far south-east has been and insufficient for a comprehensive poorly explored botanically and little treatment of that type. floristic information has been available. Only two floristic lists have been cited for this area (Pickard, 1972; Bryant and ARRANGEMENT Benson, 1981). Geographical distribution is recorded by Staff from some of the major herbaria Management Sections used by the Forestry have periodically made botanical Commission of N.S.W., and by land collections in the area. The first botanical tenures. Although Management Sections collections by Forestry Commission of do not necessarily reflect the most N.S.W. staff were made in the Bermagui appropriate ecological subdivision of the area in 1952 and botanical interest intensi area, they do tend to reflect the distribution fied following the establishment of a of contiguous blocks of forest and physical pulpwood export industry at Eden in 1969. dividing features such as areas of cleared In the mid-1970's, the Forestry pasture, main waterways and major roads. Commission of N.S.W. initiated intensive They provide a convenient subdivision of isological studies in Yambulla State Forest the area which is particularly relevant to (Allan Brook Section; Code No. 17) and forest management. Section boundaries and subsequently expanded into more extensive major land tenures are shown in Figure 1. floristic work. Also, during this period, ecological investigations by the N.S.W. Species are arranged in four major National Parks and Wildlife Service groups: Pteridophytes, Gymnosperms, commenced in the State Forest area, known Monocotyledons and Dicotyledons, in that as the "Five Forests, between Bega and order. Families are arranged alphabetically Bermagui (Quaama and Mumbulla within each group, and genera and species Sections; Code Nos. 2 and 3). are arranged alphabetically within each family. Nomenclature generally follows In recent years, land use controversy Jacobs and Pickard (1981) or Jacobs and associated with review of the pulpwood Lapinpuro (1986), except where more export agreement has attracted considerable recent taxonomic treatments are available interest in the floristics of the area and and except for the families Fabaceae, generated the most intensive effort to date. Caesalpiniaceae and Mimosaceae, which Many individuals and organisations have are retained as separate families. been involved. The N.S.W. National Parks and Wildlife Service has made a substantial Some species pairs have recently been or contribution, particularly with regard to are currently difficult to separate e.g. those lands under their controL Prostanthera decussata and P. hirtula. Records for such pairs have been combined. This report provides a broad listing Records which have not been determined to (Table 1) of geographical distribution of species level have generally been excluded, vascular plant species for an area which except for: a) those which represent includes all crown-timber lands within the apparently undescribed species, and b) Eden Native Forest Management Area some genera in which such records are (Forestry Commission of N.S.W., 1982) fairly numerous. The latter are simply and associated lands of various tenures. lumped under the genus as "spp.". This area is shown in Figure 1. The present listing replaces previous lists produced by the Forestry Commission of N.S.W. ABBREVIATIONS USED IN TABLE 1 As only a relatively small proportion of Risk Code the total area has so far been explored botanically, this list is preliminary and is Code given by Briggs and Leigh (1987) best regarded as a basis for further work. to species they consider to be rare or No attempt has been made to analyze the threatened in an Australia-wide context. 1 Briefly, these are: Land Tenure:
1 = Species known only from the type f = State Forest, including management collection. reserves and informally reserved areas, but not Flora Reserves. 2 = Very restricted distribution in Australia and with a maximum r = Flora Reserve or area in the process geographic range of less than 100 of notification as such. km. v = Vacant crown land. 3 = Range more than 100 km but occurring only in small populations p = National Park, Nature Reserve or which are mainly restricted to highly State Recreation Area. specific habitats. o = Other tenures, or tenure unknown due E = Endangered. to inadequate locality details of record. V = Vulnerable. Upper case letters = record supported by at R = Rare, but not currently considered least one herbarium specimen. endangered or vulnerable. ? = i) Section uncertain, where C = Known to be represented within a immediately preceding a section national park or other proclaimed number; or reserve. ? = ii) Tenure uncertain, where Distribution Code immediately preceding a tenure code; or U = Uncommon in the study area. An arbitrary and subjective classification ? = iii) Species identification uncertain, generally applied to species recorded where following a tenure code. from 3 or fewer sites in the area, or up to 5 sites but rare at all sites. This Comments classification is likely to be conservative and is intended as an Herbaria: approximate guide only. Further work is necessary to more accurately CBG = Australian National Botanic determine. regional conservation Gardens Herbarium, Canberra. status of most species. MEL =National Herbarium of Victoria, E = Endemic to the study area. Melbourne.
S = Most southerly distribution record is NSW = National Herbarium of in the study area. N.S.W., Sydney.
N = Most northerly distribution record is EFC = Forestry Commission of N.S.W. in the study area. Herbarium, Eden. * = Species naturalized in the study area. All herbarium specimens recorded are held at EFC, unless otherwise indicated in Occurrence by Section and Tenure this column. Most species represented at EFC include at least one specimen which Section Code: has been identified by staff of NSW, CBG or MEL. Otherwise, specimens have been 1-18 = Code numbers given to Forestry identified by Forestry Commission of Commission of N.S.W. N.S.W. staff. Management Sections (See Figure 1).
2 Where locality information for a 2. Garven (1987). Most of the data for specimen is vague, and it has not been Ben Boyd N.P. south of Eden (Section possible to determine Section or tenure, the 16p). locality is recorded in this column. 3. Gilmour (1983). Virtually all of the data for Nadgee Nature Reserve (18p). SOURCES OF DATA 4. Margules (1985). Some records for The major source of data for State Pericoe Section (9). Forests (including Flora Reserves) and vacant crown land is a set of floristic lists 5. N.S.W. N.P.W.S. (1986). Substantial for 162 sites, based mainly on field contribution to data for Egan Peaks inventory between 1980 and 1986 by N.R. (8p), Nalbaugh N.P. (lOp), Forestry Commission of N.S.W. research Nungatta N.P. (12p) and Mt Imlay staff at Eden , but including recent N.P. (l5p). unpublished lists compiled by Floyd (1982), Albrecht (1986) and N.S.W. National Parks 6. Smith (1985). Substantial contribution and Wildlife Service (1986). to data for State Forests and National Parks in the Bega Bermagui area. Lists were compiled by Forestry Commission staff for various purposes but 7. Personal communications from other are based on two types of field inventory: individuals, notably David Albrecht, Phil Gilmour, Peter Smith and John i) "Random walk" transects, of variable Briggs. Miscellaneous but important length, within aI' latitude xl' contributions, especially for species longitude grid cell, and usually recorded infrequently in the study area. including a range of vegetation and habitat types. 8. Personal observations, not otherwise recorded. ii) Approx. 0.1 ha plots located subjectively within an homogeneous vegetation type. DATA LIMITATIONS
The lists vary widely in 1. The list is not exhaustive. It does not comprehensiveness and amount of floristic include all existing information on and habitat detail recorded. plant species occurrence in the study area. It includes all relevant A list of species by sites, and a summary specimens in the Forestry Commission of locality and habitat information for the of N.S.W. Herbarium at Eden, but by sites are given in Appendix A and no means all specimens collected from Appendix B respectively. the area and held at other herbaria.
Other sources of data, and the sections to 2. The information presented is strongly which they contribute, are as follows: biased towards forested crown land. Non-forest habitats and particularly, 1. Herbarium specimens at EFC, NSW,' privately owned forest lands, are in CBG and MEL. All relevant general very poorly represented. specimens at EFC have been examined. Only data from selected 3. The data are from a variety of sources, specimens at NSW, CBG and MEL collected for various purposes using a have been used, based on specimens range of procedures. In particular, which the author has examined, survey effort is very unevenly citations in taxonomic journals, details distributed across Sections, and plant communicated by P. Gilmour or D. species distribution shown partly Albrecht, or, for most specimens from reflects distribution of survey effort. CBG, an unpublished list of specimens For State Forests, relatively well prepared by staff at that herbarium. surveyed sections are 5, 8, 9, 10 and
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18. Poorly surveyed sections are 14, I am especially grateful to David 15 and 16. Albrecht, Phil Gilmour and Peter Smith for generously providing important 4. Some species, notably members of the unpublished records for a number of species families Cyperaceae, Liliaceae, infrequently recorded in the region. I am Orchidaceae and Poaceae, are also grateful to the staff of the National undetectable, inconspicuous or Herbarium of N.S.W. for determination of difficult to identify when not flowering the many specimens sent to them and to the or fruiting, and are easily overlooked Director of that organization for allowing or ignored. This may introduce a me access to the collection; to the Director substantial recording bias, such species of the Australian National Botanic Gardens probably being relatively more for use of data from an unpublished register extensive or abundant than the number of specimens in that collection; to Chris of records indicates. Whee~er for use of unpublished floristic lists prepared for the N.S.W. National Parks 5. There are often severe time constraints and Wildlife Service; and to David to carrying out flora inventory field Albrecht, John Briggs, Barry Cohn, Alex work. There may be an increased Floyd, Phil Gilmour, Peter Smith and tendency under such circumstances to Neville Walsh for advice and comments. overlook unfamiliar species unless they are relatively conspicuous. This tendency is reduced as field experience REFERENCES increases and the proportion of unfamiliar species decreases, but Albrecht, D.E. (1986). An assessment of undoubtedly adds to the species the conservation significance of recording bias. rhyolite outcrops in Nullica State Forest. Unpublished report to Aus 6. Most of the data are "sight" records, tralian Heritage Commission. not supported by retained specimens. It is possible that some of these Briggs, J. and Leigh, J. The 1987 list of records result from misidentification rare or threatened Australian plants. (or, at least, identifications not In prepa-ration. consistent with current taxonomic thought) or simply recording errors. Bryant, H.J. and Benson, D.H. (1981). This is also possible, though much less Recent floristic lists of New South likely, for records based on retained Wales. Cunninghamia 1(1),59-77. specimens. Unstable taxonomy or nomenclature, or vague or inadequate Floyd, A.G. (1982). The rainforest species delimitations, in some species vegetation of the N.S.W. south coast or groups of species, also contributes south of Bateman's Bay. to the problem. Despite these Unpublished report. difficulties, a high degree of accuracy has been maintained. Doubtful records Forestry Commission of N.S.W. (1982). have either been excluded or noted as Eden Native Forest Manage-ment doubtful. Plan.
Garven, I. (1987). Vegetation of Ben Boyd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS (south) National Park. National Parks and Wildlife Service of I am indebted to staff of the Forestry N.S.W. unpublished report. Commission of N.S.W. research centre at Eden, notably Roy Shiels, Ruth AlIen and Gilmour, P. (1983). A survey of the Aren Nunnink, for assistance with field vegetation of N adgee Nature work. I also wish to thank other Forestry Reserve. Unpublished report to Commission staff for assistance in various N.S.W. National Parks and Wildlife ways, particularly Ross Dobbyns, Bob Service. Bridges, Rebecca Williams and Steve Roffey. 4 Jacobs, S.W.L. and Pickard, J. (1981). "Plants of New South Wales." Government Printer, Sydney. Jacobs, S.W.L. and Lapinpuro, L. (1986). Alterations to the Census of New South Wales plants. Telopea 2(6), 705-714. Margules, C.R. (1985). The Wog Wog habitat patch experiment: background, objectives, ex perimental design and sample strategy. C.S.I.R.O. Tech. Mem. 85/18. National Parks and Wildlife Service of N.S.W. (1986). Submission to Draft Environmental Impact Statement, Eden (N.S.W.) Export Woodchip Operation 1989-2009. Pickard, J. (1972). Annotated bih-liography of floristic lists of New South Wales. Contrib. N.S.W. Nat. Herb. 4(5),291-317. Smith, P.J. (1985). Vascular plant species of the Bega - Bermagui forests. Unpublished list.
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6 Table 1. Listingof geographicaldistributions of vascularplant specieson croln landslithin the Eden!ative forest ~anagelentlrea. (forestry COllission of lel Southiales , 19S2).
------. i lS[ DIST SPECIES OCCmmEBY SECTIO! un mm comITS COD-_.----E COD----E -
PTEIIDOmTlS
ADI!nACm AdiantuIfOrlOm lFr 3v 5F 6f Sf 10fo lSr AdiantuIaethiopicul 2f 3fv 5F 6f 1frv Sfr 9f 12p 131 16p lSfrp AdiantuIhispidulul Si lSP lSp Cheilanthes austrotenuifolia 2/30 4f 6f 7fr Sfr 9f 100 llf 131 16fp l7F lSp U Cheilanthesdistans Sf 9f Cheilanthes sieberi 4f 7r Sf Pellaea falcata Hr. falcata Ifr 3vp Hr Sf 6f 7f Sfrp 9f 10fo Up 16p l7F l8ip U Pellaea falcata var. nana l7F l8i
ASPIDlAC m Lastreopsisaculinata lr 3fv 4r Hr 6f Sfp 9f lOp 12p 13f l7F lSrp Lastreopsisdecolposita It 7P 8fi 1astreopsis licrosora 1R 3f 6F 7fp 18rp Polystichul proliferul lfr 3p 4r Sfr 6f Sfp 9f 10fpollfi Up 13f 18r
ASPLEKI!C m US Aspleniul australasicul 3vp Aspleniul bulbifem lr 4R Sr 8p 15p !spleniul flabellifoli ul lr ltv Sf 6f 7f Sfrp 9f 10fpOllfr 12p 13f lSp 16p 17f 18frp Asplenlul flaccidul lr 4R 18rp U Aspleniul obtusatul 16p 18p
mnIAcm Allantodeaaustralis lr Hp 4R 6f 8p lOp lSrp syn. Diplaziul australe
BLEcmcm Blechnul cartilagineul 1f ltv 4r 5f 6F 7fvp 8frp 9f 10fp llr 12p 13f 16p 17f 18rp U Blechnul chatbersii 12P ISp Blechm linos Sf 7f 11f 12fp 16p l7F lSp Blechnulnudul If 2f 3fv 4r Sfr 6f 1fp 8fp 9f 10fp 1lR 12fp 13f 16p l7F 18rp Blechnulpatersonii 1r 3f 4r 5fr 7fp Slp 9f lOp llr 12p 13f 15p lSrp Blechnulnttsii 3v 4r 5fr Sp 9f lOp llr 12p 13f 15p 16p 18frp Doodia aspen Hr Hvp 5f 6f 7fvp Sfr 9f 10fpo 12p 131 m 18rp Doodiacaudata var. caudata 6f 8f 9f 12p Table1 - continued
RISK DIST SPECIES OCCURRENCEBYSECTION ANDTENURE comm
CODECODE /
Doodiaaedia 5F 6f 7f 9f 16p lap
cmmCEAE Culcitadubia Hr 2f 3fp 5F 6f 1fp 8fr 9f 10fp I1fr 12p 13f l6p 11f 18Frp Cyatheaaustralis 1£r 2f 3fvp 4r Sf 6f 7fp Sfrp 9f 10fp !lr 12p 13£ 16p 11f lSRp U Cyathealeichhardtiana l8Rp
DAVAL1IACEAE U Davalliapyxidata 3V 4f 8f RUlohraadiantiforlis 4R 12p 15P 18R
DENNSTAEDTIACEAE Dennstaedtiadavallioides Hr 2f 3v 6F 18r Histiopterisincisa Hr SFr 7p 8p 9f Hr 13£ l7F 18rp U Hypolepisaustralis l6p l8p Hypolepisglandulifera Hr 5F 6f 8f 9f 11£ 12fp 18p prey. H. punctata Hypolepisiuelleri 3p lSp 18F !Si U Hypolepisrugosula lOp pteridiumesculentum 1f 2f 3f Sf 6f 1frv Sfrp 9f lOfpollfr 12fp l3f 16fp 17£ lSFrp
DICISomCEAE Dicksoniaantarctica 1£ 2/30 4r SFr 6£ 1fp 8fp 9f lOp !lr l2p 13£ lSp lSrp
GLEICHENIACEAE Gleicheniadicarpa 2/30 lOp 12f lSF Hp 18p Gleichenialicrophylla 7r lOp !lr 13F 15P 11F l8Fp l3f,15p,CBG
US Gleicheniarupestris 16p l8p U Sticherusflabellatus 7P 16p 18p Sticheruslobatus 1F 3f 8P !lr 13F 16p I1f 18Frp 13R,CBG U Sticherustener 12p 18Rp
mmm!CEAE Grmitis billardieri 4f 12p lSp 18Y
HYKENOPHYLLACEAE Hymenophyllulicupressifme 3v SFr 8fp lOp I1f 12p 13F lSP 16F lSP,CBG HYlenophyllulflabellatul 4r 5r 8p lOp lSP Hp lSFrp 15P,CBG Table1 - continued
RISK DIST SPECIES OCCURRENCEBYSECTION ANDTENURE comm
CODECODE
Kacroglenacaudata 2/30 lSp 16p 18fRp Polyphlebiumvenosua Ir 4r Sr 8p lOp 12p lSp 18Rp
LINDSmCEAE Lindsaealinear is SFr 6f 7r 10f 11f 12£ 16p m 18Rp Lindsaeamicrophylla 3v 4f Sf 6f 7fr 8F l7f 18R
LYCOPODIACEAE Lycopodiumdeuterodensu& 2/30 lOp 12p 16pOm 18fp 160/CBG U Lycopodiulllaterale 13F m 18p m/CBG U Lycopodiumiiyrtifoliull 10fp syn. L. variull
OLEANDRACEAE
US Arthropteristenella 3p
OPHIOGLOSSACEAE U Botrychiumaustrale 12f
OSKUNDACEAE Todeabarbara 2f SF 7P lOp 16p 17f 18Frp
POLYPODIACEAE
Microsoriu~diversifolium lr 4r SFr 6f 8p 9f lOp I1fr 12p 13f lSp 17F 18rp Kicrosoriumscandens lr 3fv 4r 6F 7fP Sfp 18rp
US Platyceriu&bifurcatum 3p pyrrosiarupestris 1fr 3fvp 4fr Sfr 6f 7fv 8fp 9f 12p 16p 18rp
PTERIDACEAE pteris tmula 1r 3fp Sf 6F 7f 8frp 9f 100 11f lSP Hp lSP/CBG pteris umbrosa 1r 3f 6f 8fr 12p 17F 18rp
SCHIZAEAcm Schizaeaasperula 16p 18p Schizaeabifida 15F 16p 17f 18fp
SELAGlNELLACEAE Selaginellauliginosa 12f 16p 17£ 18fp Table1 - continued ------RISK DIST SPECIES OCCURRENCEBYSECTION ANDTENURE comm CODE CODE
cr Danthonialinkii lap Danthonialongifolia 2/30 7r 8fpO9f 10f 12p 13F lSP SO,CBG;lSP,NSW
IT Danthoniamontieola lSp Danthoniapenieillata 7r 9f Danthoniapilosa 7r 10F IH lSp U Danthoniaproem lSp U Danthoniaraemsa 3p 10Y lSp
IT Danthoniasetaeea 15F lSp Danthoniatenuior 7r 13F 15P layp all CBC
cr Deyeuxiabrachyathera lSp
IT Deyeuxiagunniana 12f Deyeuxialontieola 7r 9f 10Fp Deyeuxiaquadriseta Sr 7r 9f 1Up 17f lSfRp Deyeuxiaseaberula 90 12p lSRp
cr Dichelachnecrinita Sf lSp Dichelachnelicrantha 2/30 7r 8f 9f l2p 13f Dichelaehnerara iF 2/30 6f 7r Sf 9f 10Y IHr 12p 13f 17f lSp US Digitariaparviflora 3p
IT Echinopogoncaespitosus 2/30 70 Echinopogonovatus Sf 6f 7r 9f 10f 12p 15F lSRp Entolasialarginata 3v Sf l2p m 16p 17F lSFp Entolasiastricta 2/30 6f 7fro Sf 9f llr 1H 16Fp17F lSRp
IT Eragrostisleptostaehya 3f lSf
IT Eragrostistrachyearpa lSf U Festucaasperula 13F KE1
IT Festuealittoralis lS£ * Festuearubra 9£ Hermthriauncinata 10Y Hr 12fp lSp Hierochloerari£lora 3f Sf 6£ 7£ Sfp 9f lOfp llr 12p 13£ 17F lS£rp I1peratacylindriea var. !ajor 2/30 7fv llr 13£ 17f lSp
IT Isaehneglobosa 12f Kierolaenastipoides 1£ 2/30 5fr 7rvOSfr 9£ 10fpollfr 12fp 17F lSfrp
IT Oplislenusmulus lSp Oplislenusiabeeillus 2f 3f 5F 6f 7£ Sr 17£ lSR PaniculIsiaile Up 3fp 7r
US Paspalidiulradiatul 7r
IT Pentapogonquadrifidus 90 Table1 - continuea
COKKEm RISK DIST SPECIES OCCURRENCEBYSECTION ANDTENURE
CODECODE
Phraglitesaustralis 7r 9f 12f 16p lSp U Plinthanthesisparadoxa lSp U Poaaffinis 12p U Poacheelii 7r Poaensiformis/helmsii 9f 10fp 11f 12fp lSRp Poalabillardieri 2/30 11f 12fp 15F lSp Poaaeionectes 2/30 Sf 9F 11f lSF lSp Poapoifm.is 16p lSp Poasieberiana Sfp1 9f l2p1 lSF lSp Poatenera 7r 9f 12p Poaspp. 1f 2f 3f Sf 6f 7v Sf 9f 10f 11f 13f 16f 17f lSfr Spinifexhirsutus 16p lSp U Sporobolusvirginicus 18P NSW U Stipa densiflora 7r 9f U Stipa flavescens 70 18p Stipa1011is 20 160 17f 18p 20,NSii 160,CBG U Stipa pubinodis 7r llr 12f Stipa rudis ssp. rudis 2/30 7rO llr 15F 70,CBG Stipa rudis ssp. nervosa 2/30 l5F 17f lSp lSp IT Stipa semibarbata Stipa stipoides 7PvoSO 16p lSp SO,NSW;syn. S. teretifolia lap UN Tetrarrhenaacuminata lOp 11f Tetrarrhenajuncea 3f 6f 7r Sfp 9f lOp 12p 13£ 16fp lSrp Theaedaaustralis 2f Sf 6f 7frvoSf 9f 10f 12fp 13£ 15F lSp U Zoysiamacrantha 16p lSp
POTAKOGETONACEAE U Pota&ogetontricarinatus 121 lSp IT Potmgetonsp.
RES'rIOKACEAE E1Apodism.aminus Sr lOp 12f 17F 18fp Hypolaenafastigata 16p 18Fp U Leptocarpusbrownii lSp Leptocarpustenax 16p 17F lap u Lepyrodiaanarthria SR lOp U Lepyrodiamlleri lap Table1 - coIltiouei ------RISK DIST SPECIES OCCURRENCEBYSECTION ANDTENURE COKKEm CODL_CODE ______
US Lepyrodiascariosa 18Fp U Restioaustralis 5R lOp Restiocomplanatus 16p l8p U Restiotetraphyllus l8Fp
SmACACEAE Eustrephuslatifolius Hr 2f 3fvp 4r 5f 6f 7fp 8fr 9f 10fo 12p 13f 16Fp 18frp GeitonoplesiullcyaoSUII H 3fv 5f 6f 7fp Sfr 9f 10fo l6f lSrp Ripogonullalbull 3fvp 7fP lSRp hilax australis Hr 3fvp Hr 5fr 6f 7fp Sfr 9f 10fpo 12p 13f 16fp 17f lSfrp
SPARmIACm U Sparganiulantipodul 12f
TYPHACEAE U Typhadoaingoensis 60
xmHORRHOEACEAE Lomandraconfertifolia N ssp. leptostachya 3f 6f 7FrVSF 16f lSFr
US ssp. similis H 4f S ssp. rubiginosa 3P 4f 6f 7r Sf 9f 15p 18p U Lomandracylindrica 3p Lomandrafiliformis 2f 3f 4f 7fv Sfr 9f Hr 12fp 13f 17F lSFp Lomdraglauca 6f 7fr 8f 9f 15f 16Fp17f Up Lo&andralongifolia 1f 2f 3fv 5fr 6f 7frv Sf 9f 10fp 11fr 12fp 13f 15F 16p 17f lSFrp LoundraIlultiflora H 2f 3f 4f 5fr 6f 7fvo 8fr 9f 10f Hfr 13f 15F 16f 17f 18rp Xanthorrhoeaaustralis 4f Sf 6f 7r Sf 10f 12p lSp U Xanthorrhoeaminor lSp S Xanthorrhoeaconcava 6f 7fv 8f 9F 13f 15F 17f lSp aayinclude records of X. resinosa
XYRIDACEAE Xyrisgracilis 121 17F lSp U Xyrisoperculata 15F lSp Table1 - continued
RISK DIST SPECIES OCCURRENCEBYSECTION ANDTENURE COKKEm
CODE CODE
DICOTYLKDOIS
ACANTHACEAE
US Pseuderanthemumvariabile 3Fp CBG
mOACEAE Carpobrotusglaucescens 30 70 l8p 30,CBG;16/180,CBG U DisphYl1aclavellatull. Hp 18p Tetragoniatetragonioides 30 7v ao l6p lap all CBG
mmmCEAE U Alternantheradenticulata l6p 18p
APIACEAE
US Actinotushelianthi 30 ApiumprostratUII 30 Hp lap Centellacordifolia 9f llr 12f lap Daucusglochidiatus 2/30 SF afr 9F 100 Hydrocotyleacutiloba 4r SF 7f aF l3f 17f lar Hydrocotylegeraniifolia 3f 7r 8F Hp 18Rp Hydrocotylebonariensis l6p lap Hydrocotylehirta 5f 7r 16p 17f? Hp Hydrocotylelaxiflora 6f 7Vo 9f 10F 11f 13F l6p 18Rp Hydrocotylepeduncularis 6F ay ?syn.H. sibthorpioides U Hydrocotylepterocarpa lap Hydrocotylesibthorpioides 7r l7f? lap Hydrocotyletripartita aF 9f 10Y 11f 12p 16p l8p Hydrocotylespp. 1f Sf 9f llr 12fp U Liliaeopsispolyantha 12f Ormyrrhis eriopoda 5F 12f Hp lap
UN? Platysaceheterophylla lap Platysacelanceolata 1f 2f 3YO 4f Sfr 6f 7frv afrP 9f 10fp 11fr 12p 13f lSp 16Fp 17f laFrp 3FO,ap, CBG;16F ,NSII U Trachymenehumilis 11F US? Trachymeneproculbens l6p
US Xanthosiaatkinsoniana 2fp U Xanthosiadissect a 1lf 12£ 17F Xanthosiapilosa 2f 3f 6£ 7frO afr 12p 13f 16p 17f 18Frp 70,CBG Table1 - continued
RISK DIST SPECIES OCCURRENCEBYSECTION ANDTENURE comm COnEconE
U Xanthosiapusilla 16p lSp Xanthosiatridentata H 7fr Sf 16Fp 17f lSp
APOCmCEAE
Alyxiabuxifolia 30 70 16Fp lSp 30,CBG Parsonsiabrownii lr 3fv 4r 5fr Sfp lOp Hr 12p 13F 15P 16p 17F 18rp US Parsonsiastraainea ]V
ARALIACEAE U Astrotrichaasperifolia 13F US Astrotrichasp.aff. longifolia lSRp Polysciasaurrayi 3Fvp 7fp Polysciassambucifolia 3F 4f 5fR 6f 7r Sf 9f lOp 11R 12p 13f 16p lSfRp
ASCLEPIADACEAE Karsdeniaflavescens 3p 6f Sf 9f 100 Karsdeniarostrata Hr Hvp 4fr 5f 6f 7fpO Sfrp 9f 12p 16p 17F lSrp US Karsdeniasuaveolens 2F lSp Tylophorabarbata Hr 2f 3p 4fr 5f 6f 7frv Sfr 9f 10fpo 12p IH 16fp 17f lSFrp
ASTERAmE
U AiIObiUI alatum 30 CBG UN Apalochlamysspectabilis 17F lSp Arrhenechthiteslixta 2/30 4f 5fr 6f 7vo Sf 9f lOfp I1fr l2p 13F 16p 17F 18frp Bedfordiaarborescens 1£ 3f Hr 5fr 6f 7f Sfrp 9f 10fp 11fr 12p 13f 15p 16p lSrp Brachycoaeaculeata lor 11r 16p lSp TwofoldBay,CBG Brachycomeangustifolia var. heterophylla 2/30 12P lSfp U Brachycolecardiocarpa 5R U Brachycoledecipiens 16p lSp U Brachycmgminea 12£ 16p lSp Brachycomescapiformis 6f 9F lOr 11F l2p l5F lSp syn. B. spathulata Calomeriaaaaranthoides 2f 3f 4f 5f 6f 7Fr Sf 9f 12p 16p lSrp US Calotis glandulosa 15P m Cassiniaaculeata 2f H 5f 6f 7f SfR 9f 10f 11fr l2p 13f 16p 17f lSrp US Cassiniaaureonitens 7r
U Cassiniacunninghamii Bermagui-Edenarea, NSW Table1 - continued ----- RISK D1STSPECIES OCCITRRENCEBYSECTION ANDTENURE comm ------CODE CODE
Cassinialongifolia 2f 3f 5f 6f 7fvP 8frp 9f 10fpoHfr 12p 13f 15fp 16fp17f 18R m/m Cassiniatrinerva 2/30 6f 7r Sfr 9f 100 l6p l8rp 16p 70,lSP ,CBG IT Cassiniauncata 70 lSP U CentipedaI!.iniu 10r 12f lSp CirsiulIvulgare 2f 5f 6f 7f Sfr 9f lOt 11f l2p 13f l7f Conyzaspp. 3f 5f 7fo 9f 10f Hr l7f l8Fp Cotulaaustralis 70 SF llr l6p lSp Cotu1acoronopifolia 80 l6p l8p Cotulafilicula 9f Hr Cotulalongipes lSp Craspediasp. C SF 12f 17F lSp? Crepiscapillaris lOr U Cymbonotuslawsonianus Sf 9f Cymbonotuspreissianus 9f 10E 11F Gnaphaliuicalviceps 90 11t l5E lSr Gnaphaliumcoarctatu& 2/30 5F Sf syn. G. spicatum Gnaphaliumgymnocephalum 7r St 9f 10F l1£R l2fp 17F lSR Gnaphaliu&involucratum SF 70 90 13t lSr Gnaphaliumsphaericum 2/30 90 l2p 13F 17F lSr
IT Helichrysum aculiina tu!!. 5R
IT Helichrysumapiculatum ]V lSp HelichrySUIIargophyllum 1f 3fv 4f 5F 6f 7f 8Fr 9f 10f l2p l6p lSRp Helichrymbaxteri 7f 13F 15?P l6fp 17f lSp l3F/CBG;15?P/NSW Helichrysul!.bracteatum 1f 2/30 5f 6f 7fr Sfp 9f lOfpolHr l2p lH 16fp lSrp
US Helichrymcollinull lSp Helichrysumcuneitolium 3fO 7f SfpO9f 13f 15P l6p 17F lSfrp 30/15P,NSW;80/CBG Helichrysulldendroidm 7r l2f l5P lSp l5P/m Helichrysumdiosmifolium 2F 3fvO 4f 6f 7vO Sf 90 17f 30/CBG HelichrysuJllelatum 1f 2f 3fv 4f 5f 6F 7f Sfr 9f lOp l2p 16p lSrp Helichrysualeucopsidium 4f 7v Sf 9f 10F 11t l2P 17F 18Fp HeiichrysumobcordatUll 4t 6r 7frO Sf 12p l3f 15P 16p 18Frp l5P/NSW Helichrysumobtusifolium l6P l8P U Helichrysumparalium l6p l8P NS!!
IT Helichrysumromrinifolium lOp 11F 12f Helichrysumrutidolepis 70 9f 11f 12t 70/CBG Helichrysumscorpioides ZF 5f 6f 7frv Sf 9t 10F Ufr 12fP 16fp 17f lSFp 12P,NSlf Helichrysumsemipapposum lOF I1f l2p l8p Table1 - continued
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IT Helichrysu&thyrsoideum llF 12p U Helichrysu!1viscosue. 11f Helipteru!1albicans 16p lSp Hypochoerisradicata 2f 3f 5f 6f 7frvoSf 9£ 10fo I1fr 12fp 13f 15F 16p 17f lSrp U Lageniferabellioides 10F 16p maybe SolenogynedO!1inii Lageniferagracilis Sf 12fp lSp Lageniferastipitata 1£ 2f 4f 5f 7fv Sf 9£ 10f I1fr 12P 13f 15P l7f Imp 15P,NSlI U Leptorhynchoslinearis 16p lSp US? Leptorhynchosnitidulus 18F U Oleariaalpicola 11F Oleariaargophylla Hr Hp 4r SFr 6f 7fp 8frp 9f 10po 11R 12p 13f lSp 16p lSrp U Oleariaaxillaris 20 NSW Oleariaerubescens lf 20 4f 5fr 6£ 7fv Sf 9f 10f 11£ 12p 13f l7F lSp Oleariaerubescens x megalophylla 13F
IT Oleariaglandulosa 5F IH 13F Oleariaiodochroa 4f 6F Sf 9F lOp l1f 12p Olearialirata 2/30 7£ Sf 9F lOp 11fr 12p 16pO17f lSFrp 160,CBG Olearialegalophylla IF 3f 5f 6F 9f 10f 13f U Olearialyrsinoides llFr lap Oleariaphlogopappa 5F 100 llr lSp Oleariamulosa 3vO 4f af 90 12£ 16p 17f laRp U Oleariarugosa lap CBG Oleariatomentosa 2f 30 6f 7frO Sf 16p 18FR Picris hieracioides 9f 10F 1lF Podolepishieracioides 5f 10F 12f Pseudognaphaliumluteoalbum 5F 70 8f llr 16p 17f 18FRp
US Seneciobipinnatisectus 3v U Seneciobiserratus 5f U Senecioglomeratus 5R 12f lap Seneciohispidulus var. hispidulus 7v 9f 10Y llfr 12p 16p 17f 18F var. dissectus 70 90 12P laR Seneciojacobaea 6F U Seneciolautus ssp. lautus 5F Seneciolautus ssp. laritinus 70 16p l8P Seneciolinearifolius 1f 2f 3fv 5f 6f 7frv 8fr 9f 10fo I1fr 12fp 13f l5p l6p 17f ISFrp Seneciominim 6f 90 llr 12p 13F 16p ISrp Table1 - continued
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Senecioquadridentatus llf 16F 18rp U Seneciotenuiflorus 9f 11r 12P (=S.sp.aft. apargiifolius) Seneciovelleioides If 3fv 4f 6f 7fv 8fp 9f 12p 1H 15P 16fpO17f 18FRp 15P,NSi;160,CBG Sigesbeckiaoriental is If 3f 5f 6f 7fr 8fr 9f 10fo l2p m Hp l8Frp Sonchusasper 5f 7f 9f Hp 18F Sonchusoleraceus 5F 70 12p US Vernoniacinerea 3p
IT Vittadeniacuneata v. cuneata 3p 7V
ATHEROSPER!ATACEAE
Atherospermamoschatu& 4R Sr lOP 11F lOP,CBG Doryphorasassafras lfr 3fvp 6f
AVImNIACEAE u Avicenniamarina 2/30 7P 18p l8p,possiblyextinct
BAumCEAE
Bauerarubioides lOp 16p 17F lap
BmomCEAE Pandoreapandor ana lfr 3fvp Hr 5f 6f 1frvpafrp 9f lOfpo11r 12p Ut l6fp m l8Frp
BORAGINACEAE Cynoglossumaustrale 1F ap 9t 13f 1ar Cynoglossu&latifolium 1f 3fv 4R SF 7r af 100 12P 16p l8p u CynoglosSUllsuaveolens 10Fo 17F? us Ehretiaacuminata 3Fvp
IT Myosotisaustralis lap
BRASSICACEAE u Cable edentula 16F l8p u Cakileuritiu 16p l8P u Cardaminelilacina 100 U Lepidiumhyssopifolium lap I u Lepidiumpseudotmaniculi. Jp 7V
IT Rorippadictyosperma 5?F NSW l. loripp. gig.nt.. 1/10 101 III 16p 18lp Table1 - continued
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BRUNOmCEAE U Brunoniaaustralis l8p
C!EmPINIACEAE
US Cassiaodorata 30 NSlI
IT Cassiaaciphylla 10F m
CALLITRICHACEAE U Callitriche muelleri l8R Callitriche stagnalis l6p l8p
CAKPANITLACEAE
iahlenbergiacommunis 30 100 16p tap CBG lIahlenbergiagracilenta Sf l6p 18p iahlenbergiagracilis 2/30 6f 7f0 SFP 9f llr 12fp ?l3F 15P 16p 18Frp 70,8P,?13F,CBG;syn. If. quadrifida U iahlenbergialitticola 2/30
IT Ifahlenbergialuteola 15P CBG iahlenbergiastricta 6F 10F 11F iahlenbergiaspp. 5f 6f 7rv Sf 9f 10f 17f
CAPRIFOLIACEAE Subucusaustralasica 3fv 4r Sr 6f Sfp 100 llr 17F lSr Sa&bucusgaudichaudiana 5f Sf 9f lOp 13F
cmOPHYLLACEAE
Cerastiumglomeratul 6£ SF 9F 100 12p 13£ Saginaapetala Sf Spergulaarvensis 11F
IT Stellaria angustifolia 11F 12fp Stellaria flaccida 1£ 2f 3v 5F 6f 7fr Sfr 9f 10f llr 12fp 13f 16p 17f lSp Stellaria aedia 9F 16p U Stellaria multi£lora SF
IT Stellaria palustris Ialay Creek Stellaria pungens 1£ SF 9f 100 11Fr 12p Table1 - continued
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CASUARmCEAE Allocasuarinalittoralis 1f 2fO 3fv 4f 6f 7frv afr 9f 10fo 12p 13f 15p 16Fp17f 18p Allocasuarinanana 11R 12Fp 18Fp Allocasuarinapaludosa 5r 9f llr 12F 13f l6pO 17f 18fp Allocasuarinaverticillata 20 70 l6p l8p
US CasuarinacunninghaBiana 3vO
US Casuarinaglauca 20
CELASTRACEAE Celastrusaustralis lr 3p 4r SF 6f afr 9F 100 18p
CHENOPODIACEAE U Atriplexcinerea 16p lap u Chenopodiumglaucum lap u Chenopodiu!trigonum lap Enchylaenatomentosa 70 16p lap Rhagodiabaccata 7vO HP 18p Rhagodiahastata 30 70 9f 100 l6p Rhagodianutans 4f 70 af 9f Sarcocorniaquinqueflora Hp lap TotrambaR. near Kiah,CBG U Sarcocorniablackiana lap U Suaedaaustralis 16p lap
CONVOLVULACEAE Calystegiamarginata 3f Sf 7r 100 12p? l8p U Calystegiasepium 6f 16p l8p
IT Calystegiasoldanella lap Dichondrarep ens 1f 3v 5f 6f 7fro afr 9f 10f llfr 12fp 13f 16p 17f 18Frp
CRASSULACEAE Crassulasieberiana 1F 4f SF 6f 7ro 8f 9f 10f l1f 12p 13f 16f m 18p
CUCURBITACEAE U Sicyosaustralis 100
CUNONIACEAE Aphanopetalumresinosum 1F 3fvp 6f af 18rp Table1 - continued
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DILLENIACEAE
IT Hibbertiaacicularis 7P Hp l8p Hibbertiaaspera 1F U 3f 4f 6f 7frv 8fP 9f 12£ 13f 16Fp l8Frp Hibbertiadentata 1£ 2f Hv 4f 6f 7fvP Sfr 16fp lSfrp
IT Hibbertiadiffusa 1F 12p lSp Hibhertiaempetrifolia 3f 6f 7frv Sf 9f 12p 16Fp17F lSFrp
IT Hibbertiafasciculata l6pO lSp 3RC U Hibbertiahermannifolia Sf 10F m Hibbertialinearis 30 7F 11r l7f 30,CBG Hibbertialonogyna 4F 7r SF lSFp lSFnot typical,layhe H. sp. aff. monogyna Hibbertiaobtusifolia 20 3f 9f 10f llfr I2p l6p 20,CBG Hibbertiariparia/stricta 70 16F lSp 70,CBG
U Hibbertiasaligna l5P KEL
IT Hibbertiaserpyllifolia 14F lSp Hibbertiavirgata 2/30 ?30 16p lSp NSII
DROSERACEAK Droseraauriculata 15P 16fp 17f lSfp 15P,CBG U Droserabinata 10Fp lSp U Droseraglanduligera TlrofoldBay,NSlI Droserapeltata 4f 7r Sf 90 lU lap u Droserapygma 17£ lSp Droseraspathulata 7r IU 13F Hp 17f lSp
ELAEOCARPACEAE Elaeocarpusholopetalus 4r 5r lOp ?11Y12P 13£ 15P 15P,CBG
ITS Elaeocarpuskirtonii 30 requiresconfirlation Elaeocarpusreticulatus 1£ 3fvp 4f 5f 6f 7frp Sfr lOpo l2p 13f 15P 16fp 17f 18fRp l5P,NSi
EPACRIDACEAE
IT Acrotrichedivaricata 5f ?9f Acrotricheserrulata 2/30 5f 7fv Sf 9f 10f 11f 12p 13f ?15F 17f lSp AstrololahUlifuSUI Sf 9f lOFp11r 12p 13F 16Fp17f lSFp U Astroloaapinifoliuli 15F Brachyloaadaphnoides 5r 9f l1fr 12f 13f 16Fp17F lSFp U Epacrisbrevi folia SR 11F Table1 - cootiolled
RISK DIST SPECIES OCCURRENCEBYSECTION ANDTENURE COKKEm
CODECODE
Epacrisillpressa 1f 2f 4f 7fv 8f 9f lOfp I1fr 12f 13f 16Fp17f lSfp U Epacrislanuginosa lSp Epacrismicrophylla 5r llr 12f 17F lSFp U Epacrissp. aff. licrophylla 8f 13f U Epacrisobtusifolia 16p m l8p Epacrispaludosa 5R lOp 15F 16p l8p
US Epacrispulchella 18p
U Epacrisrobusta lOP CBG Leucopogonattenuatus 7r 8f I1f 13f U Leucopogonsp. aft. collinus 16F Leucopogonericoides ?30 16Fp17F 18p ?30,CBG U Leucopogonesquamatus 16pO lSp U Leucopogonfraseri 2/30 Sf 11F U Leucopogongelidus lOP U Leucopogonhookeri llf Leucopogonjuniperinus 2/30 5r 6F 7r Sf 9f lOF 13£ lSp Leucopogonlanceolatus 1f 2f 3fv 4f 5fr 6f 7frv Sfrp 9f lOfpoIlfr l2p 13f 16fp 17f lSfrp U Leucopogonmicrophyllus 8F 13F 17F
Leucopogonparviflorus 30 70 16F lSp 30I CBG U Leucopogonpilifer lOp US Leucopogonsetiger Sf
Leucopogonvirgatus 90 160 17f lSFp 160I CBG U Lissanthestrigosa 12p 14F Konotocaelliptica 20 7vO lOP 16fpO 18p Honotocascoparia 3f 4f 5r 6f 7fr Sf 9f 10fp I1fr 12Fp13f 15FP16p 17f lSfp Sprengeliaincarnata l6p l7F 18fp U Stypheliaadscendens neariallagaraugh R.,NSlI 3Re us Stypheliasp. afL triflora lOP
ITS Trochocarpalaurina 2f
ERICACEAE
IT Gaultheriaappressa lOp 12P 15p
EUCRYPHIACEAE Eucryphiamoorei lr 3f Sp m lSFrp
I Table1 - continued - RISK DIST SPECIES OCCURRENCEBYSECTION ANDmURE COKMEm
CODECODE
EITPHORBIACEAE Amperaxiphoclada 2f H 6f 7fr Sf 9f 10f 12fp 13f 15P 16Fp11F lSfrp Beyerialasiocarpa 1f 2f 3fv 4f 5f 6f 7fr SFrp 9f 100 12p 15p Hp lSrp
IT Beyeriaviscosa lOp 12P S Breyniaoblongifolia 1Fr 2F 3£p 7p lSp S Claoxylonaustrale 3vp 6f 100
US Omalanthuspopulifolius 7P lSp Phyllanthusgasstroemii/gunnii 1F 3f 6f 7fr SFr 9£ 100 16F Phyllanthushirtellus 3F 4f S£ 16Fp lSp syn. P. thYloides Porantheracoryabosa 7P Sf 13f 16Fp lSR
ITS Porantheraericifolia 3f Porantheramicrophylla 1f 3f 5f 6f 7frv SFr 9f 10fp 11fr 12p 13f 15P 16fp 17F lSrp 3RC Pseudanthusdivaricatissimus 7R Sf 13F lSp U Pseudanthusovalifolius 7P Ricinocarpuspinifolius 30 7P 16pO lSp 30,160,CBG
EUPOKATIACEAE Eupomatialaurina 1r Hvp 6£ 7fp Sfr 16p lSrp
FABACEAE Aotusericoides 2/30 6f 7P 12£ 15F 16pO17f lSFp 160,CBG U Bossiaeabuxifolia 90 12p Bossiaeacinerea 30 60 7FP 16p lSP 30,lSP,CBG;60,7P,NSi U Bossiaeaensata HFp lSP lSP,CBG U Bossiaeafoliosa 5R 11fr Bossiaeaheterophylla 2/30 30 7f 90 16Fp lSFp 30,CBG Bossiaeaobcordata 2f 3f 4f 6f 7frV Sf 16Fp lSp Bossiaeaprostrata 2/30 7V 9f 10f 13F 16p 18FP 13F,lSP, CBG
ITS Bossiaeascolopendria 160 lSp 160,CBG
US Chorizeaaparviflorum 30 30,NS!1
US Daviesiaacicularis Sf Daviesiabuxifolia Sf SfrP lOp 1H 14F 17f 16P lSFp SP,16P ,CBG
US Daviesiacorymbosa 16Fp Daviesialatifolia 9f 12Fp 15F 17F lSFp 12F,15F,lSF,CBG Daviesiamimosoides 2f H 5r 6f I1fR 12p 16p 17F U Daviesiasquarrosa 16p Daviesiaulicifolia 1£ 2/30 5fr 7f 9£ 10f 11fr 12p 13f 16p 17f lSFp Table1 - continued
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IT Dariesiawyattiana 8f
2RC US Daviesiasp. novo 4F Desiodiuararians 1f 2f 5f 6f 7fr 8fr 9f 10fo 13f 18Fp
US Dillwyniafloribunda 20 16p probabJyD. sericea Dillwyniaglaberri&a 15FP16pO 18fp 15P,16Q,CBG U Dillwyniajuniperina 10F
IT Dillwyniaprostrata 5R
IT Dillwyniaretort a 18p Dillwyniasericea 12p ?l3F 16Fp17f 18FP includesD. rudis;?13F,18P,CBG Glycineclandestina 1f 2f 3f 5f 6f 7frvo8fr 9f 10fo 11fr 12p 13f l5F 16fp 17f 18rp Gompholobiumglabratull. 2/30 16Fp17f 18Fp Go!pholobiumhuegelii 5R 90 Hr 16p 18fp Gompholobiu&latifoliua 3f 16Fp 18p Goodialotifolia 1f 3f 4f 5f 6f 7r 8f 9f 10fp Hfr 12p 13f 17f 18frp Hardenbergiaviolacea 2F 3f 5f 6f 7fv 8fr 9f 10f 11f12p 13f 16f 17f l8p Hovealinearis 4f 5fr 6f 7f 90 Hfr 12p 13F l6fp 17f 18p Hoveapurpurea 3FV 4f 6f 7r 8f 9f Hf 16f Indigoferaaustralis 1f 2F 3f 4f 5f 6f 7fv 8fr 9f 10fo llr 12p 13f 16p 18p Kennediaprostrata 5f 7r 9f 16p 17f 18Fp Kennediarubicunda 1f 2f 4f 6f 7fvo 8f 9f 12p 13f 15F 16p 17F l8p
IT Lotusaustralis 5?F m
US Mirbeliaplatylobioides 13f
IT Kirbellapungens 4F U Kirbeliarubiifolia 16p l8P CBG Oxylobiumarborescens lOp 1H 12p Oxylobiulellipticul 8f 9f 10f l1R 13F 15P 13R,15P,CBG Oxylobiumilicifolium 1f 2F 4f 5f 6f 7frv 8fr 9f 10f 13f 16p 18p Oxylobiumprombens llFR 12p
US Oxylobiumscandens 30 CBG
US Phyllotaphylicoides l8p Platylobiumformosum 2f 7frv 16Fp17f 18p U Psoraleaadscendens 10F 11F U Pultenaeaaltissila 5R
UN Pultenaeabenthamii 8FP 18p
IT Pultenaeacapitellata 5R Pultenaeadaphnoides 2f 3f 6f 7frv 8f 9f 12p 13f l6Fp 17f 18frp U Pultenaeadentata 12f 18P CBG Table1 - continued
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20,KSW US Pultenaeaelliptica 20 U Pultenaeahispidula 3PO 18F all NSW Pultenaealinophylla 7r HFpO17f lSP 160,lSP,CBG Pultenaeapaleacea 12f lSP CBG Pultenaearetusa 4f 7f af 9f 10f 11F 12p 13f 17F lap Pultenaeascabra 7r 16pO17F lSp 160,CBG U Pultenaeasubspicata Kt Darragh U Pultenaeasubumbellata 50 lOP lap 50,NSfli10P,CBG US Pultenaeavillifera Sf
US Pultenaeavillosa 30 lSp Pultenaeaviscosa lOP 13f 16Fp17F uy includeP. mollis SphaerolobiuiviBineum 15F 16p 17F 18fp U Viminariajuncea 30 lap
GENTIAKACEAE Centauriulerythraea Sf. 9f 11£ l2p 13F 16p 17F Centauriultenuiflorum 2/30 6F lap u Gentianelladiemensis lOP m
GERANIACEAE Geraniumhomeanua SF 8f 10F l2P 15P 16p 17f laRp 15P,NS!! U Geraniumneglectum 11F 12f 15F Geraniumpotentilloides SF 6f 8f 9f 10Fp llFr l2fp l3F l6p lar U Geraniu&retrorSUll. 30 m Geraniulisolanderi 5f 6f 90 10F 12Fp lap U Pelargoniulaustrale 30 16p lap CBG Pelargoniulinodorua 7rO 8f 9f lOF 13f lSFP 17f l5P,NSIi'
GESNERIACEAE Fieldia australis lr 4r SFr 6f Sp 9f lOp l2p 13£ lSP 17F lSrp
GOODENIACEAE Coopernookiabarbata 3f 6f 7fr SiP 13f l6p 17F lap SP,CBG Daapierastricta 7r l2p 13f lSF l6p 17f laFrp U Goodeniabellidiiolia 7f 17F Goodeniaelongata 90 l2ip 130 17f U Goodeniahederacea Sr Table1 - continuea ----- RISK DIST SPECIES OCCURRENCEBYSECTION ANDTENURE COKKEm
CODECODE
IT Goodeniaheterophylla 3f U Goodeniahumilis Greencape/m Goodeniaovata 1f 2f Hv 4£ S£ 6f 7£r 8fr 9f lOfp 12p 13£ lSp l6p 17£ 18£rp U Goodeniapaniculata 18P CBG
U Goodeniastelligera 16p 18P CBG Scaevolaamla 8f 9F 11£ l8P l8P/CBG U Scaevolaalbida 17F l8p
Scaevolahookeri l7f? 18P CBG Scaevolaramosissima 2f 3F 6f 7fr 8f 12p 13F 16p 17£ 18p 3F/CBG;13F/NSi U Selliera radicans 30 18p 30/CBG
HALORAGACEAE Gonocarpusmicranthus 30 11r 12f 15f lSp Gonocarpustetragynus 9f 11f 12fp 16p 18p Gonocarpusteucrioides 2/30 7Pr S£ 9£ lOp 11r 12p 13F 16p lSFp Gonocarpusspp. 2£ 3f Srf 6f 7fv 8£ 9£ 10£p l1£r 13£ 1.7£ lS£r
IT Haloragisheterophylla 12£ 3RC U Haloragodendronbaeuerlenii 3£0
US Haloragodendronmonospermum 100 U Myriophyllulllpedunculatulll 12£
IT ~yriophyllum.propinquum 18p
HYPERICACEAE
Hypericumgmineulll 2£ 3f SF 6£ 1£v 8f 9£ 10fo 11fr 12fp 13f 17£ lSp Hypericumjaponicum 1£ 9£ 11£ 12£p 17£ lSp
LAKIACEAE Ajugaaustralis 4£ 5F 7v a£ 9F 10f 1Ifr U Lycopusaustralis 80 l2f l8p U Kenthadimnica 12£
IT Kenthasp. aff. diemenica 10f
IT Kenthaluif10ra 3p US Plectranthusgraveolens 2£ 3V Plectranthusparvi£lorus lfr 3£ 4£ 5f 6f 7frP 8fr 9f 10fo l2p 13£ 16p 18Frp U Prostantheradecussata/hirtula 9f l7F 18p Prostantheraincana/incisa 2f ]V 6F 7fp a£ro lSp aO/CBG;prob.lostly P. incana Prostantheralasianthos 1£ 2f 3fv 4f Sfr 6f 7fr 8f 9f lOp 11fr 12£p 16F 17£ lSrp 16F/NSW Table1 - continued
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U Prostantheranivea 7R Sf US Prostantheraovalifolia 4F
U Prostantheraphylicifolia SP CBG U Prostantherarotundifolia l2p lSp
U Prostantherasieheri 30 CBG
3RC UN Prostantheranlteri lOP 15P CBG UN Prostantherasp. aff. aelissifolia lSRp Prunellavulgaris 5F 7r 10f 12f lSp U Scutell aria huailis SF Scutellariamollis SfR 12P 16p lSP TeucriulcorYlbosu& 2/30 4f 5f 8f 9F 12p 2V E iestringia davidii SF
IT iestringia eremicola 12f 13F lSp iestringia fruticosa 30 70 l6p 30,C8G
LAITRAcm Cassythaglabella 2/30 lIr 16p m lSfp U Cassythalelantha 10F 11R l6p lSp Cassythapubescens 3fv 6f 7fo SFr 9f 100 12P 13f l6p 17F lSFrp
LENTIBITLARIACEAE Utriculariadichotolla 13F 16p 17f lSp U Utricularialateriflora 12f lSP m
LINACEAE
IT Lim mginale lSp
LOBE1I!CEAE Isotomaaxillaris 4f 6f 7f SfP 9f
IT Isotomafluviatilis 5R l6p Lobeliaalata 30 7fro Sf 12p 14F 16p 17f lSp US Lobeliadentata lSFp Lobeliagibbosa 9f lOF m lSp Pratia purpurascens 1f 2f Hv 5f 6f 7v 15F lSF 15F,CBG
LOGAmCEAE Loganiaalbiflora 3F 7r Sf 9f 16F 17F Imp Table1 - continuea
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U 10ganiapusilla 17f U Kitrasac&epilosa 17f lSFp Kitrasacmepolyaorpha 16Fp17f lSFp
LORANTHACEAE
US hym congener 20 30 U hym miquell i 2/30 lSr hyena pendulUll 2/30 4f SO Sfr 9f lOp llf lSp U Kuellerinacelastroides lSp Kuellerinaeucalyptoides 2/30 13F 18rp
1YTHRACEAE U LythruBhyssopifolia 7r
IT Lythrumsalicaria 6F 100 12f
KA1VACEAE Howittatrilocularis 6f 8f 9r l2p 16F lSrp
nmCEAE us Synoulglandulosum 3fvp
mrSPERKACEAE Sarcopetalumharveyanum Hr 3fvp 4f Sf 6f 7fP Sfr 9f 100 l2p l6p 18rp Stephaniajaponica var. discolor 3fvp 4f 5f 6f 7rp 8fr l2p 16p
mYANTHACm U Villarsiaexaltata 16p 18p U Villarsia reniformis 5R l3f l5F
mOSACEAE Acaciaaculeatissima 7f 12p 15P l6F l8Fp 15P,NSi;l6F probablyA. ulicifolia
IT Acaciabrmii 16P l8p l6P,CBG Acaciacognata 2f 3f 6f 7f 8fr 9f l2p m lSp l8frp
2V liE Acaciaconstablei 16f lSF
3RC US Acaciacostiniana lOP m Acaciadealbata 5Fr 9f lOp llfr 12p 13F 15F Acaciadecurrens 70 Eden,probably naturalised Table1 - cootima .',
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RISK DIST SPECIES OCCURRENCEBYSECTION ANDTENURE comm :t~': CODE CODE r~i:
US Acaciaelongata 2/30 4F 60 11' Acaciafalcifonis 1f 2f 3f Sf 6f 7fv Sfr 9f 10fpoHfr 12p 13f 16f 17f Acaciafloribunda 2f SF 6F 7f Sf 9f 10fo Hr 12p lSr
" Acaciagenistifolia 17F lSFp m UE Acaciageorgensis 3FPvo r" U Acaciagunnii 11r .", Acaciailplexa 2/30 5r 6f 7f Sf 100 13f 17f lSFp US Acaciairrorata 2F U Acacialanigera 13F Acacialongifolia var. longifolia 2f 3fv 5f 6f 7fvo Sf 9f lOp 11f 13F 16p 17f lSr Acacialongifolia var. sophorae 30 16p lSp US AcaciaIlabelliae 3f U Acaciamaidenii 100 Acacialearnsii 1F 3Fv 5f 6f 7frvoSf 9f 100 12p 13f 16fp lSp AcaciaIlelanoxylon 1f 2/30 4r 5fR 6f 7v Sfrp 9r 10Fo I1fr 12fp 13f 15p lSR
N Acaciaaucrona t a SF 6f lOp llFr 12p 13f 17f 11Fid. NSWas A. longissima Acacialilyrtifolia 2/30 7fO Sf 9f 12p 13f 16Fp17f lSrp Acaciaobliquinervia 1F 5F 6f 10f 11R Acaciaobtusifolia 1f 2f 3f 4f 6f 7frv Sfr 9f lOp 13f lSp 16F 17f lSfrp U Acaciaoxycedrus 7P lSFp Acaciapenninervis 9f 10Fo U Acaciapravissima 12F 13F roadside,lay be naturalized
IT Acaciapycnantha 2F 30 30,CBG
IT Acaciarubida SP 12P 15F SP,12P,KEL
IT Acaciasilvestris 30 6F U Acaciastricta 3P 12p lSF Acaciasuaveolens 30 7fvpOSf 16P 17f lSp all CBG Acaciasubporosa 20 6F 7Fr 16p lSP 20,lSP,CBG 3Re Acaciasubtilinervis 4F 7r Sf Acaciaterminalis 2f 3f 4f 6f 7frv Sf 9f 10fp 1lf 12p 13f 15p 16Fp17F lSp Acaciaulicifolia 1f 20 3F 4f 6f 7fv 8f 12fp 17F 18Fp Acaciaverniciflua 6f 7vO 9f 10F 17F Acaciaverticillata 16pO17F lSrp 160,NSi US Acaciavestita 50 13F 50,NSW;13F roadside, aay be naturalized
KONIKIACEAE Hedycaryaangustifolia Hr 2f 3fv 4r SF 6f 8f 9f 10fpo 12P 16p lSFrp Table1 - continuea
RISK DIST SPECIES OCCURRENCEBYSECTION ANDTENURE COKKEm
CODECODE
KORACEAE Ficuscoronata 1F 3fvp 6f lSp Ficusrubiginosa 20 3vpO 5f 6f 7P Sf 9f 100 20/30/CBG
KYOPORACEAE U Kyoporumacuminatum 2f 3P Kyoporu&bateae 2F 3P 9f 100 Kyoporu&insulare 7vO 16p lSp mayinclude records of K. elliptiCUll KyoporuRsp. aff. lontanua 20 30 70 all CBG;status uncertain
mSINACEAE Rapaneahowittiana 1r 3v 4r 5f 6f 7f SFr 9f 10fo 12p 13f 16p 18Frp
KYRTACEAE ACllenasmithii Hr 2f 3fvp Sf 6f 7Fp 8fr 10fo 12p 13f 15p 16p 18rp Angophorafloribunda 1f 210 3f 6f 7f l6p 18frp
US Backhousiamyrtifolia 3fv
3RC US Baeckeadenticulata 100 U Baeckealinifolia 16p 18fp U Baeckearamosissiaa 160 lSp Baeckeautilis 5fR lOp 11F 12F Baeckeavirgata 2f 3Fv 4f 6f 7fr Sf 9f 16Fp17f 1SFrp 3F/CBG Calliste!oncitrinus 2/30 9f 12f 13f 15F 16p 18p Callistemonpallidus 2/30 9f 10Fp 13F
US Callistelonsalignus 90 requiresconfirmation U Callistemonsieberi 1OFF Callistelonsubulatus 5F 6f 7r Sp 9F 12p lSp Calytrixtetragona 6F 7r Sf 12F 16f 18p U Darwiniacamptostylis SF 16F lSp US Darwiniafascicularis lSp Eucalyptusaggloaerata 1f 2f 3f 6f Hr 8fr 9f 10f 12p 13f lSp 16F 17F lSf Eucalyptusangophoroides 7f 9F 12Fp13f lSF U Eucalyptusarolaphloia 17F
2RC US Eucalyptusbadjensis 5Fr Eucalyptusbaueriana 2/30 6f 7frO Sf 9F 17F 9Fprobably E. sp. aff. polyanthelos
UN Eucalyptusbaxteri 16p lSFp Table1 - continued
RISK DIST SPECIES OCCURRENCEBYSECTION ANDmURE COKKEm CODECODE
Eucalyptusbosistoana H 5F 6f 7fv SF 9f 100 15p 16p lSp Eucalyptusbotryoides 10 2fO 3pO lSp 20/CBe Eucalyptusconsideniana 2/30 6f 12F 16fp 17f lSfp Eucalyptuscypellocarpa If 2f Hv 5f 6f 7fv Sfr 9f 10fp 11fr 12p 13f 15p 16p17F lSrp Eucalyptusdalryapleana 5FR 11fr Eucalyptusdi yes 90 11fr 12fp lSp Eucalyptuselata If 2f 3fv 4f 5f 6f 7fr Sf 9f 10fpoI1fr 12p 13f lSp 18rp Eucalyptusfastigata If 2/30 Sf 6f 8f 9f 10fp Hr 12p 13f Eucalyptusfraxinoides 9f lOp 13£ lSP lap Eucalyptusgloboidea If 2f 3£ Sf 6f 7rvP af 9f 10fo 11fr 12fp 13f 16P 17f 18YP Eucalyptusglobulus ssp. maidenii If 2/30 5f 6f 7f Sf' 9f 10fo l2p UN ssp. pseudoglobulus lSP CBe Eucalyptusguuifera 20 30 6f 7frv m lap m/CBG 2VC UE Eucalyptusimlayensis lSP Eucalyptuslongifolia 2f 30 7fv 150 16p l8p 30/CBe Eucalyptusmacrorhyncha 11F 12p U Eucalyptusaaculata 20 6f U Eucalyptus100 rei lOP Eucalyptusmuelleriana 1f 2f 3fv Sf 6f 7fv Sfr 9f 12p 13f 15p l6FP 17F lafrp Eucalyptusnitens 5F 9f lOp 11Fr Eucalyptusobliqua 1f 3f 5f 8f 9f 10fp 11fr 12p 13£ 17F 18rp Eucalyptusovata SFr 90 11fO l2fp 13f 16p lSp
ITS Eucalyptuspaniculata 2f 3p ne us Eucalyptusparvifolia 5R Eucalyptuspauciflora Sr 11fr
US Eucalyptuspilularis 7Fv Eucalyptusradiata 2f 5fr 6f Sf 9f 10f 11FR12f p 13f 17F lSrp U Eucalyptusrubida lOY 11r Eucalyptussideroxylon ssp. tricarpa 2f 6f 7fv 8fr 16p 17f lSYp Eucalyptussieberi 1f 2f 3f 4f Sf 6f 7frv Sfr 9f 10fp 11fr Hp 13f 15p l6fp 17f lSfrp Eucalyptussmithii 2f 3v 4f 6f 7f Sfr 9f 10fo 11fr Hp 13£ 15p 16p 17f lSfrp U Eucalyptusstellulata 5R 11F
US Eucalyptusstenostoma 4F U Eucalyptustereticornis 3P Eucalyptusviminalis 3v 5fr 6F 7f SiO 9f 10fo 11fr 12fp Table1 - cootioued
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UN Eucalyptussp. aff. cinerea m 16F lSf Eucalyptussp. aff. polyantheaos 9f 100 14f liE Eucalyptussp. aff. stricta 3FV 4F KunzeaaIlbigua 3P 6f 1FrP 8f 9f lOp 13F 16f 11f lSp Kmeaericoides 4f 5f 6f 1Fr 8f 9f 10fp 11f l2fp 13F 16F l7f lSp l6F,m
US Kunzeasp. C (aff. capitata) 4F Leptospermumattenua tu 2/30 7f Sf 16p 17f 18Fp Leptospmumemginatull 3f 6F 1r 8f 9f
US Leptospermumflavescens 3F Leptospermumjuniperinum 2/30 5r 9f 11r l2fp 13f l6p l1F lSFp U Leptospernuilaevigatum lSp Leptospemlllanigem 5F 10FPI1f 12f 16p m lSp Leptospermum19.yrsinoides 16F 17F l8Fp U Leptospermummyrtifoliua Sr 11fr U Leptospermumobovatum 40 7f? 17f? Leptospermullscopariuli 7r SfP lOp l2f 13f l5P l1f? lSp US? Leptospermumsp. B Towamba;Yaabulla; Genoa R.; all NSi US Leptospermullsp. D 13F Kelaleucaarmillaris 2/30 6f 7ro 8f 9f 16Fp l7f lSp Kelaleucaericifolia 2/30 70 l6p lSp
US Kelaleucahypericifolia 20 3F 4f
Kelaleucasquarrosa 3F 7r 12f 13f l5FP 16Fp11f lSfp 15P,NSW U Kicromyrtusciliata 4F Tristaniopsislaurina 2f 3fv Sf l2p l1F lSp
OLEACEAE Nestegisligustrina 5iR SP 9fO lOp
US Notelaealongifolia 3P Notelaeavenosa Hr 3fvp 4f 5F 6f 7fvp Sfr 9f lOfp Up 13f 16fp 17f lSFrp U Olaxstrict a 7P 160 l60,m mmcm Epilobiumbillardierianum 5F 7F 8f 90 lOF 11f 12fP 13F 18FR U Epilobiumgunnianum 12f U Epilobiumhirtigerui lSp U EpilobiuBpallidiflorua l2f >... Table1 - c(Jotioued --- RISK DIST SPECIES OCCURRENCEBYSECTION ANDTENURE COK!Em
CODECODE
OXALIDACEAE Oxaliscorniculata sp. agg. 2f 3£ 5f 6f 7fv 8fr 9f 10fo 11fr 12fp 13f 16p 17f 18rp
PASSIFLORACEAE Passifloracinnabarina 1r 2/30 4f 6f 7r 8fp 9f 10fo 13£ 15P 16p 17f 18fRp 15P,NSi
PHYTOLACCACEAE Phytolaccaoctandra 1f Sf 6f 70 lSrp
PITTOSPORACEAE Billardieralongiflora 3£ 11R 18p Billardleraprocumbens 2/30 1£ 8f 11fr 12p 13f 16p m lSfrp Billardierascandens 1f 3fv 4f 5f 6£ 7frv 8fr 9f 10fp 11fr 12p 13£ 16f 17f 18fRp Bursariaspinosa 1£ 5fr 6f 7fv Sf 9f 10f 11r 12p 13f 17f 18rp Citrohatuspauciflorus 1r 3fvP Pittosporumbicolor 4R 5F 9f 10Y Pittosporumrevolutul 3v 4£ 6f 7fp 8fr 100 16p 18rp Pittosporu&undulatui lr 3fvp 4r 5f 6f 7frvp8fR 9f 100 12p 16fp 18rp Pittosporuiundulatua x hicolor 4R Privateproperty, Kt Darragh,ErC
PLANTAGINACEAE Plantagodebilis 1£ 3£ 5f 6f 7fv 8fr 9Y lOr llr 12P 13f 17f lSRp U Plantagohispida 30 16P lSP 30,16P,NSW;18P,BEL Plantagovaria 9r 10r 11F 16p 18p
PLITKBAGINACEAE
IT Liaoniu!australe lSp
POLYGALACEAE Comesperaaericinum 3f Sf lOp 11fr 12p 16r 17f 18fp 16Y,NSi
IT Comesper!adefoliatum lSp U COlespermaretusul SR
US Comespermasphaerocarpu~ ionboynRoad, NSW Comespermavolubile 1f 2f 3f 4f 5f 7v 8r 13£ 16Fp17f 18rp
POLYGONACEAE !uehlenbeckiaadpressa 70 16p 18P Table1 - continued
RISK D1STSPECIES OCCURRENCEBYSECTION ANDTENURE comm CODECOD~._. ______.______._____
Kuehlenbeckiarhyticarya 4f 6F 7r Sf 13f
U Persicariahydropiper l2p l~p U Persicarialapathifolium lSp U Persicariastrigosa 12f lSp Persicariasp. A 5f 6f 7Fr 9f 12p syn. PolygoDUII.decipiens U Persicariasp. C 7F lSp syn. PolygoDUisubsessile Rum brownii 3f Sf 6f 7fo Sfr 9f Hr 12p
PORTULACACEAE Calandriniacalyptrata 7r Sf Calandriniaspp. 4f 9f
IT Kontiaaustralasica 11R
PRIMULACEAE Anagallisarvensis 70 Sf 9f 10f Samolusrepens lSp
PROTEACEAE
Banksiaintegrifolia 20 3P 7Po SO 16p lap 3P,SO, CBG Banksiamarginata 5Fr Sf 9f 11f 12fp 13f 17f lSfp Banksiapaludosa 30 16P lSp 30,l6P,CBG Banksiaserrata Sf 9f 12p 13f 16fp 17F lSfp Banksiaspinulosa 7frP Sf 15P 16p 17F lSrp 15P,NSi ConospermumtaKifolium 16F lSp IT Grevillealaniqera SR l6pO lap u Grevillea&iqueliana Sf US Grevilleamucronulata 3P HryS. of Eden,CBG IT Grevilleaparviflora af 13F 17F Grevilleavictoriae 6f lOP llf 13F l6F 17F Hakeadactyloides 2/30 7P Sf lOp 16p 17F lSp Hakeaeriantha 1F SFR 6f Sfr 9f lOfpoHfr l2p 13f 17f lSfrp S Hakeamacraeana 3fv 6F 7r SF 9f lOFo 12p l3f lSp larp IT HakeaI!.icrocarpa SR 11F Ht Darragh,CBG US Hakeasalicifolia 3f
Hakeasericea 3f 7r l2p 13f l6FP 17F lap l6P,CBG U Hakeateretifolia 16f lSp Hakeaulicina l6FP lSp l6P,CBG Table1 - contintJed ------RISK DIST SPECIES OCCURRENCEBYSECTION ANDTENURE COMMENTS [email protected]___
US Isopogonanethifolius 13F Isopogonprostratus 7r 12F 16p lSfp Loutia fraseri Sp 9F 10fp 11R l2p 13F lSp Lomatiailicifolia 1£ 3f 4f 6f 7fr Sf 9f 10f llfr l2P 13f 14f 15p l6p 17£ 18rp Loaatiaayricoides 2f 3fv 5f 6f 7fr SF 9F 10fp llfr 12p 13f m l8p Persooniachmepeuce 5Fr llfr 12£ N Persooniaconfertiflora 9f lOp l1£r 12p 13F 17F lSr
U Persooniajuniperina 160 lSP all NSW Persoonialevis 7fr Sf l6p m lSfp Persoonialevls x linearis Sf 11F ISp P. x lucida Persoonialinearis 1£ 2f 3fP 4f 5f 6f 7frv Sfr 9f 10f llfr l2p 13f l5p l6fp 17f lSfrp U Persoonianutans Edendistrict,NSW Persooniasilvatica 5Fr SP 9f 10fp llr 12p ISp 2RC UN Persooniasp. C (att. ayrtilloides) lOP 15p syn. P. Iyrtilloides var. brevifolia US Syaphionelapaludosum 16p lSp Telopeaoreades 9f 10FPllFR 13£ lOP,CBG mmmcm Clematisaristata 1£r 2f 3fp 4r 5fr 6f 7fv Sfrp 9f 10fp 11fr l2p 13t 15f l6fp m 18rp Clematisglycinoides 2f 3fv 5f 6F 7f SFr 9f 100 l6p ISrp Ranunculuslappaceus 5F 9f 10F 12£ lSp Ranunculusplebeius SF Sf 9F 10F llFr 12fp 13f lSp Ranunculus rep ens 15F Ranunculusrivularis 9t 12f ISp mmcm U Cryptandraama 16f 11F US Cryptandraericoides 16p m ISO lS0,NSW US Cryptandrascortechinii 20 20,NSi Pouderrisandroaedifolia 5?F 6F 7r Sf 15F 11F? ISp 5?F,CBG;I1F lay be P. betulina
IT POllladerrisangustifolia 12p Poaaderrisasp era 1£ 2f Hv 4fr Sfr 6f 1fv Sfrp 9F 10fpollfr 12fp 13f 16p ISFrp
IT POIladerrisaurea l2p
IT Poaaderrisbetulina 3P? 11F ISp 3Play be P. prunifolia S Pomaderriscinerea 2f 3FPv4f SF 6f 1F Sfr 9F 100 3Re US POiaderrissp. aff. cinerea 4F
]VC IT Poaaderriscostata SF? Sp 9f 13F I " Table1 - cOlltillUeO
RISK DIST SPECIES OCCURRENCEBYSECTION ANDTENURE comm
CODECODE nc Poaaderrissp. aff. costata 3f 6F lOp 13f
3Ve U POladerriscotoneaster SF 9F 12P 12P,~EL;thistaxonlay be of hybridorigin U Poaaderrisdiscolor 7V 90 U Poaaderriselacbopbylla 10f Pomaderriselliptica 2f 3f 6f 7vP 8F 12p 17F 18Fp syn. P. lultiflora U POladerriseriocephala Sf 12p Pomaderrisferruginea 2F 7f? 8fO? 12p 17f? 18p Pomaderrisintermedia 2fp 3f 6f 7P 8f 12p 18p syn. P. affinis, P. sieberiana Poaaderrislanigera 2/30 4f 7fr 8f 9f lOp 12p l6F l7Fl8p U Pomaderrisledifolia 8F 13f U Poaaderrisligustrina 7r 8F 17t1 U Po&aderrisnitidula SF ProbablyP. sp. "S", Briggsand Leigh
3RC IT Pomaderrispauciflora 12Fp U Poaaderrisprunifolia 2/30 8P l2P lSp 8P,eBG U Pomaderrisvelutina 12p 1VC U Pomaderrissp. novo 8p P.sp. "S",Briggsand Leigh;status uncertain 3RC U Spyridiumcinereum l8p U Spyridiumparvifolium 18p
ROSACEAE Acaenanovae-zelandiae 3f Sfr 6f 7fr 8f 9f lOt 11fr 12p 13f 17f lSp U Acaenaovina 9f 10f Rubushillii 1r 3fvp 6f 7fp 8fr 12p lSrp Rubusparvifolius 1f 4f SF 6f 7fr 8fr 9f 10fo 11fr 12fp 13f 18p Rubusrosifolius 1fr 2f 3fvp 4r 6f 7f 8fr 18Frp
RUBIACEAE U Asperulaconferta 12f U Asperulagunnii SR 9f m 17F,CBG Asperulascoparia Sf 9f 10F Ilf 12f Coprosmahirtella Sr 6f 9f lOp 12p 13F Coprosmaquadrifida Hr 3fvp 4r SFr 6f 8fr 9f 10f 11fr 12p 13f 16p 17f 18frp U Galiumaustrale lSp Galiumbinifolium Sf 6f Sfr 9f 10f 13f 16F 17f lSRp Galiumgaudichaudii 2/30 Sf 9f 11r 13f 18p Galiumliratum 30 Sf 8fr 9f 1SP 17f 18R 30,18P,m
IT GaliUllmigrans 10F 13f 13f,CBG Table1 - cootiol1ed ------.- RISK DIST SPECIES OCCURRENCEBYSECTION ANDTENURE COKKENTS
COD~CODE
U Galiu&propinquul 9f? 16p lSp Galiu!spp. 3f 5f 6f Sf 9f Korindajasminoides 3fvp 6f 7fP Sf 100 lSrp U Nerterareptans 90 10Y 12f Operculariaaspera 1F 2f 3fv 4f 5F 6f 7frVoSf 9f 10fo 11£ 12p 13f 16Fpl7f lSFrp
US Operculariadiphylla TwofoldBay, NSW Operculariahispida 3f 9f 10f 1lF Operculariavaria 5f 6f 7fr 9f 1H l2p 13f l6p 17f lSp Pom UIlbellata 3f 4f 6f 7frv Sf 9f 10f l2p 13f 17f lSp US Psychotrialoniceroides 3Fv
RUTACEAE U Acronychiaoblongifolia 3P 7fP Timbillica,CBG
US Acronychiatfilcoxiana northof Tathra,NSi U Boroniaalgida lOp Boroniaanelonifolia 4f 6f 7f Sf 12p 16F 17F 3VC US Boroniadeanei lOP m Boroniamuelleri SF 15P 16Fp lSp U Boronianana var. hyssopifolia 5R Boroniaparviflora 13F 17F lSp
US Boroniapolygalifolia 7V
US Boroniarigens Sf 100 U Correaalba var. alba 16p lSp
2VC US Correabaeuerlenii 3fVP Correalawrenciana var. cordifolia lOP ISP lSFrp Comareflexa 2f 3f 5f 6f 7Fv Sf 9f 10fop l2p 13f 16fp 17f lSrp Crom exalata 3F 7r SfP 13F 160 l8Fp 8P,KE1;160,CBG Eriostmn &yoporoides 3V 4F 7r 8f Eriostmn trachyphyllus 3F 6F 8f 9f lH l8p
UN Eriosteaonvirgatus 15P CBG
3Re US PhebaliUlcarruthersii 3F 9f S Phebaliumdiosleui 15F 16F l8fpO l80,CBG U Phebaliulphylicifolium 5R 13F
2RC UE PhebaliuIralstonii 7r 8FP 8P,KEL Phebaliuisquamulosu& U ssp. argenteull 20 ssp. squmloSUII. 18Rp Table1 - cootioued
RISK DIST SPECIES OCCURRENCEBYSECTION ANDTENURE comm CODECODE
2VC UE Phebaliu~sp. novo lOP m us Philothecasalsolifolia 4F lSp US Sarcomelicopesiiplicifolia 3V U Zieria arborescens 1r 7rl lOp N Zieria cytisoidesssp. B 3PO 4F 7Po 16p lSRp US Zieria fraseri ssp. B 4F 7r syn. Z. cOlpacta Zieri a sllithii 1f 2F 3f 5f 6f 7v Sfr 13f 16F lSRp 2E UE Zieria sp. 0 Lochiel lE UE Zieria sp. P So
2E UE Zieria sp. Q So
SANTALACEAE
US Choretrumcandollei SF Choretrumpauciflorum 5r 13f 16f 17F lSp Exocarpuscupressiformis 2F 4f 5f 6f 7f 8fr 9f 10fp llr 12p 13f 17f lSrp Exocarpusstrictus 1f 3f 4f 5fr 6f 7f Sfr 9f 10Fpo11fr 12fp 13f 15F 16f l7f lSfrp Leptomeriaacida 7P Sf Omphacomeriaacerba llr 16fp 17F l8p U Santalumobtusifolium 3f 6r 100 lSp
SAPINDACEAE Alectryonsubcinereus 3fp 6f 100
US Dodonaea&ultijuga 4F SF 3RC U Dodonaearhombifolia 4F Sp
US Dodonaeatriangularis 30 NSW Dodonaeatriquetra 3F 7frP Sf l6fp 17f lSFp Dodonaeatruncatiales 3fV 6f 8f 17F lSp Dodonaeaviscosa 2/30 4f 5f 6f 7fV 8f 9f 100 12p 16F 17f lSFp
SCROPHULARIACEAE U Euphrasiacollina 16F lSp Gratiolalatifolia 6f 7f 9f 10f 11f 13F 16F 1ar Gratiolapubescens 5f 17t lSp
U Kazuspumilio lSFp NSW Killlulusmoschatus lH U Killulus repens lap Parahebederientiana 9F lOt 1H Table1 - continued
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Parahebeperfoliata 4f 9f lOp 11r Up 13F 15P lSR Veronicacalycina if 2/30 5F 6F Sf 9f 10f 11fr 12p 13f lSrp U Veronicagracilis 9F 11F U Veronicasp. aff. gracilis 12£ Veronicanotabilis 5f 8f 9F ilr 12p l7F lSrp Veronicaplebeia 5F 6f 7F Sf 9F 17f lSr 18F/m
SOLANACEAE
Solanumaviculare lr 2f 5f 6F 8f l6p lSRp Solanumbrownii 2f 3£ Sf 10fO lSR U Solanullcinereum 3f U Solanumlaciniatu! 6f 7f Solanumnigm Sr 9f 12p 17f Solanum opam. 9f 10fp 12p 18P Solanum prinophyllu& 2/30 8fp 9f 10f 12p 16f 17f 18Rp Solanulpungetium 1£ 3v 4r 5r 6F 7f Sfr 17f lSp Solanumvescum 2/30 7f lSFp
STACKHOUmCEAE Stackhousialonogyna 1£ 2f 3f 4f 6f 7r Sf 9f 11£ 17f 18Frp Stackhousiaviainea 5fr Hp 18p
STERCULIACEAE Brachychitonpopulneul if 2/30 4f 5f 6f 8fr 9f 100 COlmersoniafraseri 2f Hv 4f 5f 6f 7r SFr 9f Lasiopetalumferrugineul
var. ferruginm 20 3P 4f 7r Sf 13F 17f var. cordatum 13F 16F 17f Lasiopetalummacrophyllul 2/30 7r 8f 12p 13F 16p 17F lSrp US parviflorum Lasiopetalul 20 NSW Rulingiadasyphylla 3P 7r SiP syn. R. pannosa 3RC US Rulingiaherlanniifolia 7R 8f
STYLIDIACEAE
Stylidiumgra!inifolium 1£ 2/30 5fr 6f 7frv Sfr 9f 10fp 11fr 12p 15P 16p 17f 18Fp 15P/NSi Table1 - continued
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SYKPLOCACEAE
U SYl!plocosth~aitesii 3f
mmmCEAE Pilelea axiflora If 3f 5f 6f 7f Sfr 9f 10pO 13f 11£ lSp U Pimeleacurviflora ssp. gracilis 4F U PimeleahUllilis lSp Pimelealigustrina lfr 2r 9f lOp llr 12p 17f lSrp Pimelealinifolia 2f 7frvPSf 16p 18fRp
TREKANDRACEAt Tetrathecabauerifolia 9f 10r llFR 12p 13f U Tetrathecalabillardieri 12p Tetrathecapilosa ssp. latifolia 3f 16F 17F lSR U Tetrathecasubaphylla SF lOP 15FP 15P,m';10P ,CBG Tetrathecathymifolia 2f IF 4f 6f 7frv 8fR 15F 17F
umCEAE Trm aspera 2f 3f 5F Sfr 100 Hp
URTICACEAE Australinapusilla 1r 4r 5fr 6f Sp 9f lOp llr 12p 13f 17F lSp syn. A. muelleri
US Dendrocnideexcelsa 3Fv U Parietaria debilis SF Urticaincisa 1Fr 3fvp 4r 5Fr 6f 7f Sfrp 9f 100 llfr 12p 13f 16p 18rp
VIOLACEAE U Hybanthusmonopetalus 3F Hybanthusvernonii 7r Sf 16Fp lSp Hymantheradentata 3vp 5F 6f Sf 9f 10fO Violabetonicifolia 6f 7v 8f 9f lOf llr 12f 13f Violacaleyana 12f Violahederacea 1£ 2f 3fv Sfr 6f 7frv SFr 9f 10fp llfr 12fP 13f 16fp 17f 18Frp Violasieberiana 12P lSP lSFp 15P,lSF,CBG
VISCACEAE U Korthalsellarubra lSF syn. K. japonica Table1 - continued
RISK DIST SPECIES OCCURRENCEBYSECTION AND TENURE COMMENTS
CODECODE
U Notothixossubaureus 2/30 l6P lap
VITACEAE
US cissus antarctica 3p Cissus hypoglauca lr 2f 3fvp 4f 6f 7fp afr l6p lar
YINTERACEAE Tasmannialanceolata If 4r SiR 9f lOp 12p 13F l5p APPENDIXA. EDENNATIVE FOREST MANAGEMENT AREA
SUMMARYOFLOCALITY AND HABITAT INFORMATION FORFLORA INVENTORY SITES, 1980-1986
All sites are in State Forest and have been field surveyedby Forestry Commissionstaff unless otherwise indicated
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NO. NWcorner of (m. asl) POSITION SECTION
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8724-171097 500 170° lower slope Coolangubra granodiorite Big Jack Mtn 2 8724-171101 670 summit Coolangubra E.sieberi, E.globoidea, granodiorite Big Jack Mtn rock outcrops E.globulus ssp. maidenii 3 8724-170110 790 saddle Coolangubra E.globulus ssp. maidenii, granodiorite Big Jack Mtn E.globoidea, E.cypellocarpa 4 8724-171096 470 170° lower slope Coolangubra E.cypellocarpa, E.fastigata, granodiorite Big Jack Mtn E.elata 5 8724-176113 810 N gully Coo1angubra E.globulus ssp. maidenii, granodiorite Big Jack Mtntrail impededdrainage E.viminalis, E. globoidea 6 8724-183107 740 240° gully Coolangubra E.cypellocarpa, E.globoidea, granodiorite Big Jack Mtntrail E.sieberi 7 8724-188102 850 saddle Coolangubra E.obliqua, E.sieberi, granodiorite Big Jack Mtntrail E.globoidea 8 8724-191101 860 crest Coolangubra E.sieberi, E.obliqua granodiorite Big Jack Mtn. trail
9 8723-190983 580 W gully-lower slope Pericoe E.globulus ssP. maidenii, granodiorite WOgWOg trail area E.globoidea
10 8723-188986 550 creek Pericoe E.fastigata, E.cypellocarpa granodiorite WOgWOg trail area
11 8723-190987 600 260° crest Pericoe E. maidenii, E.globoidea granodiorite WOgWOg trail area
12 8723-214972 560 NE saddle-crest Pericoe E.sieberi, E.globoidea granodiorite WOg WOgtrail area 13 8723-220944 320 S-SW creek-lower slope Pericoe E.viminalis, E.radiata granodiorite WOg WOgtrail area 14 550-590 Verona granodiorite MurrabrineSF approx. 149°43'E36'23'S 15 400-700 Verona granodiorite MurrabrineSF approx. 149°43'E36°23'S 16 8723--018901 690 N-NE crest Bondi E.globoidea, E.sieberi, shale BondiGul f area high intensity fire 1983 E.cypellocarpa
17 8723-017898 630 ESE gully,lo~erslope Bondi E.cype llocarpa shale BondiGulf area high intensity fire 1983 18 8723-015902 680 crest, upper slope Bondi E.dives, E.globoidea shale BondiGulf area high intensity fire 1983 19 8723-000878 770-790 NE gullY,lower slope Bondi E.radiata, E.obliqua, shale BondiGulf area high intensity fire 1983 E.dalrympleana 20 8723-998879 790 W crest, upper slope Bondi E.globoidea, E.radiata shale BondiGulf area high intensity fire 1983 21 8824-586483 210-220 creek, lower slope Mumbulla E.obliqua, E.sieberi granite MumbullaSF Logged,15-20 years 22 8824-588482 200-220 Mumbulla E.cypellocarpa, E.sieberi granite MumbullaSF 23 8824-62951'7 30-40 creek Mumbulla granite MumbullaSF APPENDIXA. - Continued
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SITE AMGREF LONG/LAT ALT ASPECTTOPOGRAPHIC MANAGEMENTMAIN OVERSTOREY SPECIES GEOLOGY LOCALITY COMMENTS
NO. NWcorner of (m. asll POSITION SECTION
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24 8925-105567 40-60 crest, upper slope Quaama E.globoidea, L sideroxylon, shale Cuttagee Ck Llongi folia 25 8925-106565 10-20 creek Quaama E.elata, E.botryoides shale Cuttagee Ck 26 8925-106564 30-70 mid-lowerslope Quaama E.sieberi, E.agglomerata shale Cuttagee Ck 27 149°48'E37°25'S 110-200 Nadgee granodiorite MaxwellsCk FR 28 149°48' E 37'44' S 200-250 Nadgee E.muelleriana, E.cype11ocarpa shale MaxwellsCk FR 29 149°49'E37°24'S 200-280 Nadgee E.sieberi granite MaxwellsCk FR 1939 E.sieberi regrowth 3D 149°49'E37'24'S 200-280 Nadgee E.mue11erina, Angophora flori- granite MaxwellsCk FR bunda, E. cype110carpa 32 149°30'E37"07'S 670-690 crest-gully Falkner ?shale Letts Mtn. 33 149°45'E37'05'S 380 summit Jingera shale Mitchel1s Ck trail 34 149°44'E37'04'S 550 crest Jingera shale Mitchells Ck trail 35 149'45'E 37'03'S 200-220 NE creek-lower slope Jingera E.cypellocarpa, L muelleriana, rhyolite Mitchells Ck trail E.globoidea 36 149'46'E 37'03'S 190-220 NE creek-lower slope Jingera rhyolite Mitchells Ck trail 37 149'42'E 36'58'S Jingera shale GnupaSF 38 149'44'E 36'56'S Jingera shale GnupaSF 39 149'46'E 37'06'S 200-320 N-NW gully Jingera E.smithii, E.muelleriana, shale Nu11icaFR E.cypellocarpa 40 149°46'E37'06'S 200-280 NE slope Jingera E.muelleriana, E.cypellocarpa, shale Nullica FR E.smithii 41 149°46' E 37°06'S 200-230 W slope Jingera L sieberi, E.agglomerata shale Nullica FR 42 Yurammie YurammieSF 44 149'49'E 37'06'S 30-110 crest-gully Jingera shale Leo's Ck 45 149°53'E36°57'S Lennards shale PambulaRiver veL 46 149'49'E 37°08'S 50-190 Jingera shale Nu11icaSF 47 Coolangubra granodiorite RockyHall fire trail includes private property
{~8 149'35'E 37"10'S 340.-460 NE Falkner granite SnobCk trail 49 149'28'E 37"02'S Pericoe granodiorite ReedyCk 50 149'33'E 36°59'S creek-lower slope Pericoe granodiorite ReedyCk 51 149°28'E36°57'S 670-700 saddle-crest Pericoe granodiorite Bruin Mtn 52 149°50'E37°24'S 500-540 crest-upper slope Nadgee shale Mt Nadgee 53 closed depression Glenbog granodiorite NunnockSwamp 149'26'E 36'42-43'S 55 Lennards rhyolite Nethercote Falls D.Albrecht, unpubl. list 56 149'30'E 37'07'S 700-950 Falkner Letts Mtn APPENDIXA. - Continued
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NO. NWcorner of (m. asll POSITION SECTION
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57 149'29'E 37'06'S 700-950 Falkner Letts Mtn 60 8724-171095 460 230' creek Coo1angubra E.elata, E.fastigata, granodiorite Big Jack Mtn Acmenasmithii 61 8724-173095 560 260' mid-slope Coolangubra E.sieberi, E.agglomerata granodiorite Big Jack Mtn 62 149'26'E 36'56'S 700-820 W crest Coolangubra granodiorite Big Jack Mtn 63 149'50'E 37'19'S 180-190 creek Nadgee Acmenasmithii granite WatergumsFR burnt 64 149'50'E 37'19'S 200-260 SE mid-slope Nadgee E.obliqua, Lsmithii, granite WatergumsFR L cypellocarpa 65 149'50'E 37'19'S 200 creek Nadgee E.muelleriana, Acmenasmithii granite WatergumsFR 66 149'50'E 37'19'S mid-slope Nadgee E.obliqua, E.cypellocarpa, granite WatergumsFR logged, burnt Lsieberi 67 149'51'E 37'20'S Nadgee E.sieberi, E.muelleriana, shale/sandstone WatergumsFR logged,burnt E.elata 68 149'51'E 37'20'S Nadgee E.sieberi, E.radiata shale/ sandstone WatergumsFR burnt 69 149'51'E 37'20'S Nadgee shal e/ sandstone WatergumsFR 70 149'37'E 36'56'5 500-650 E-NE crest Jingera E.globulus ssp. maidenii, granite/adamellite Stanton rock rocky crest E.muelleriana
71 149'37'E 36°57'S 620-640 crest-saddle Jingera E.muelleriana, E.cypellocarpa granite/adamellite Stanton rock 72 149'37'E 36'57'S 460-620 E mid slope Jingera granite/adameliite Stanton rock 73 149'37'E 36'57'S 410-460 SE gully Jingera granite / adameli ite Stanton rock 74 149'37'E 36°57'S 420-510 S-SE mid slope Jingera granite/adamellite Stanton rock 76 149'37'E 36'56'S 350-590 Jingera granite/adameliite Stanton rock 77 720-1000 Bondi shale Tennyson Ck FR approx. 149'07'E 37'lO'S 78 149'51'E 37'03'S 280-300 crest-upper slope Lennards shale Bimmilarea Nullica SF 79 149°51'E37'01'S 200-230 saddle-upper slope Lennards shale Bimmilarea Nullica SF 80 149'52'E 37'OO'S 250-290 crest-upper slope Lennards shale Bimmilarea Nullica SF 81 149'50'E 36'57'5 Lennards shale Bimmilarea Nullica SF 82 149'50'E 36'58'S Lennards shale Bimmilarea Nullica SF 83 149'52'E 37'02'S 150-170 Lennards shale Bimmilarea Nullica SF 84 149'53'E 37'01'S Lennards shale Bimmilarea Nullica SF 85 149'54' E 36'32' S 80-120 HE creek Mumbulla Backhousiamyrtifolia, granite MurrahR .. trib vacant crownland Acmenasmithii 86 790-850 Bondi Cairnlea approx. 149'l1'E 37'05'S 87 149'47'E 36'54'S slope Yurammie E.sieberi, E.consideniana, shale YurammieSF E.gummifera APPENDIXA. - Continued
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NO. NWcorner of (m. asl) POSITION SECTION
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88 149'47'E 36'54'S creek Yurammie shale YurammieSF 89 149'43'E 36'51'S 700-780 crest-summit Yurammie shale WolumlaPk 90 Yurammie shale Kingfisher Rd 91 8824-505110 60 creek-lower slope Yurammie shale PambulaRiver 92 crest Yurammie shale 94 149'30'E 36'45'S 560-610 Glenbog granodiorite GlenbogSF 95 149'25'E 36'45'S Glenbog granodiorite NewLine Rd 96 149'33'E 36'47'S 280-300 creek-1 ower s10pe G1enbog granodiorite Tantawanga10Weir 97 149'32'E 36'47'S 430-510 G1enbog E.cypellocarpa, E.fastigata, granodiorite Six Mile Ck E.obliqua 98 149'31'E 36'45'S 550-620 Glenbog E.obliqua, E.cypellocarpa, granodiorite E.radiata 99 149'30'E 36'46' S 590-730 Glenbog granodiorite TwoBridges Ck 100 149'32'E 36'47' S 430-500 Glenbog granodiorite RunningCk 101 149'31'E 36'46' S 540-690 Glenbog granodiorite GlenbogSF 102 149'32'E 36'45'S 650-720 Glenbog granodiorite GlenbogSF 103 149'49'E 36'52'S 200-210 creek Yurammie Acmenasmithii shale YellowPinch YurammieSF 104 882H30701 N crest Verona E.sieberi, E.globoidea granodiorite MurrabrineSF 105 8825-436683 saddle Verona E.sieberi, E.globoidea granodiorite MurrabrineSF
106 8825-441682 NW upper slope Verona E.globoidea, E.cypellocarpa granodiorite MurrabrineSF 107 8825-454693 crest-upper slope Verona E.sieberi, E.globoidea granodiorite MurrabrineSF 108 8825-448686 SE mid-slope Verona E.fastigata, E.cypellocarpa granodiorite MurrabrineSF 109 8825-445669 Verona E.fastigata granodiorite MurrabrineSF 110 8825-451666 summit Verona E.sieberi, E.cypellocarpa, granodiorite MurrabrineSF E.muelleriana 111 creek Mumbulla shale WapengoCk MumbullaSF Floyd (1982) 112 540-860 creek Verona granite WandellaCk MumbullaSF includes list by Floyd (1982) 113 180-220 creek Nadgee granite MaxwellsCk NadgeeSF FIoyd (1982) 114 140-220 creek Nadgee granite RoydsCk NadgeeSF Floyd (1982) 115 650-900 creek Ooranook gnanite BrownMtn Ck BembokaSF includes list by FIoyd (1982) 116 820-880 creek G1enbog granite BrownMtn Ck GlenbogSF Floyd (1982) 117 Bondi BondiGulf FR includes list by NSWN. P. W. S.
118 149'42'E 36°52'S 630-680 NW upper slope Yurammie Hakeamacraeana, Pomaderris sandstone/granite near WolumlaPeak shrub community cinerea, E.sieberi 119 149'44'E 36'51'S 340-510 Yurammie sandstone/grani te near Wolum1aPeak cliff line and surrounds APPENDIXA. - Continued ._~ ____ • ___ ~_~.~_._. ____ ._. _. -- "_'-0 •• _. __ •• _. ___ ._ •• _ ..... ___ .' ____ •__ • ____ •__ , _____ •__ • ----- .._------_._---_._-- SITE AMGREF LONG/LAT All ASPECTTOPOGRAPHIC MANAGEMENTMAIN OVERSTOREY SPECIES GEOLOGY LOCALITY COMMENTS
NO. NWcorner of (m. asl) POSITION SECTION ______1'1!:_grid ~~H___ .__ ._____ ----_ .._--.--_._------
120 8824-347116149'38'E 36'54'S 520-580 upper slope-summit Yurammie E.cypellocarpa, E.muelleriana, tonalite WyndhamTrig area E.bosistoana 121 8824-345123149'38'E 36'54'S 480-530 SE gully Yurammie E.cypellocarpa, E.fastigata, tonalite WyndhamTri g area E.mue 11 eri ana
122 8723-158022 slope Pericoe MyanbaCk Coolangubra SF NSWN.P.W.S. (1986)
123 8723-162024 gully Pericoe MyanbaCk. CoolangubraSF NSWN.P.W.S. (1986)
124 Pericoe WOg WOgfire trail NSWN.P.W.S. (1986)
125 Pericoe E of MyanbaCk NSWN.P.W.S. (1986)
126 ? MyanbaCk gorge NSWN.P.W.S. (1986)
127 Pericoe MountPericoe NSWN.P.W.S. (1986)
128 Pericoe Pheasants Peak NSWN.P.W.S. (1986)
129 8823-230960 summit Pericoe 'The Pimple' NSWN.P.W.S. (1986)
130 Rockton SheepStation Ck,dry heath NSWN.P.W.S. (1986)
131 Rockton SheepStation Ck,wetheath NSWN.P.W.S. (1986) 132 Rockton WhiteRock River 133 Allan Brook adamellite Catchment1, YambullaSF 134 Allan Brook adamellite Catchment2, YambullaSF 135 Allan Brook adamellite Catchment3, Yambu11aSF 136 Allan Brook adamellite Catchment4, YambullaSF 137 Allan Brook adamellite Catchment5, YambullaSF 138 149'37'E 37'21'S Allan Brook adamellite BroadaxeRd 0 139 149'29'E 36 42' S Glenbog granodiorite 141 Jingera rhyolite Nullica rock outcrop Albrecht (1986), outcrop 1 143 Jingera rhyolite Nullica rock outcrop Albrecht (1986), outcrop 3 144 Jingera rhyolite Nullica rock outcrop Albrecht (1986), outcrop 4 145 Jingera rhyolite Nu11 i ca rock outcrop Albrecht (1986), outcrop 5 146 Jingera rhyolite Nullica rock outcrop Albrecht (1986), outcrop 6 147 Jingera rhyolite Nullica rock outcrop Albrecht (1986), outcrop 7 148 Jingera rhyolite Nullica rock outcrop Albrecht (1986), outcrop 8 149 Jingera rhyolite Nullica rock outcrop Albrecht (1986), outcrop 9 150 Jingera rhyolite Nullica rock outcrop Albrecht (1986), outcrop 10 151 Jingera rhyolite Nullica rock outcrop Albrecht (1986), outcrop 11 152 Jingera rhyolite Nullica rock outcrop Albrecht (1986), outcrop 12 153 8824-464056 crest Jingera Kunzeaambigua, Melaleuca arm- rhyolite Nullica rock outcrop illaris, Acaciasubtilinervis APPENDIXA. - Continued
SITE AMGREF LONG/LAT ALT ASPECTTOPOGRAPHIC MANAGEMENTMAIN OVERSTOREY SPECIES GEOLOGY LOCALITY COMMENTS
NO. NWcorner of (m. asl) POSITION SECTION
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154 8823-445980 summit Jingera rhyolite Sugarloaf, Nullica SF 155 149°42'E36°36'S 450-540 Ooranook E.agglomerata, Allocasuarina conglomerate Bembokawalls area cliff line littoralis
156 8824-384461 580 NW crest Ooranook E.agglomerata, E.sieberi conglomerate Bembokawalls area cliff line 157 8824-391466 460 NE crest Ooranook E.agglomerata,E.smithii conglomerate Bembokawalls area rock slab 158 8824-393465 460 N crest Ooranook Acaciasubtilinervis conglomerate Bembokawalls area rock slab 159 8823-572793 E-NE upper'slope East Boyd rhyolite RoundHill 160 8824-419456 460 SE gully OOl'anook E.elata conglomerate Bembookawalls area 161 Coolangubra conglomerate WaratahGully approx. 149°23'E37'Ol'S
162 Falkner granite Ht Poole includes list by NSWN.P.W.S. APPENDIXB. EDENNATIVE FOREST MANAGEMENT AREA DISTRIBUTIONOFVASCULAR PLANT SPECIES BY SITES ------SPECIES OCCURRENCEATSITES _ ( k __~i~L~a tl!!_~~t~Lat _ii ttL ______(Numbersrefer to site numbersin !2.P.~ndi~JL______
PTERIDOPHY'fES
ADIANTACEAE Adiantumformosum 4 15 30 47 60 7376 85 90 96 108 112 121 Adiantumaethiopicum 9 23 2530 35 3638 41 42 44 45 49 46 50 4851 5572 83 8588 94 96100 102120 125 159 Adiantumhispidulum 39 Cheilanthes austrotenuifolia 8 11 38 41 47 48 4950 5570 7576 80 88128 134 135 141 144145 146147 148149 152153 155-157 158 159 162 Cheilanthes distans 127 145 Cheilanthes sieberi 55 153 155 Pellaea falcata 8 10 1527 33 34 39 38 41 42 47 46 49 50 64 71 76 80 82 84 96 85 99100 101 103 112 115 119127 121 128 143 148 149 152 155
ASPIDIACEAE Lastreopsis acuminata 42 56 73 80 85102 111112 113 115 116 121 Lastreopsis decomposita 23 38 39 41 Lastreopsis microsora 84 103 111 112 113 114 Polystichumproliferum 4 6 10 47 56 60 73 77 86 94 95 98100 99 101 102 103 108 112 109 114 115 116117 121 124 128 161
ASPLENIACEAE Aspleniumaustralasicum 85 Aspleniumbulbiferum 112 115116 139 Aspleniumflabellifolium 4 8 9 10 35 38 39 41 44 4647 49 50 51 52 60 5662 70 71 7677 82 8594 9697 99 103 111 112 114118 119 120127 128129 135137 141 148149 150154 162 Aspleniumflaccidum 63 112 113 115
ATHYRIACEAE Allantodeaaustralis 63 103 111 112 114 115 139
BLECHNACEAE Blechnumcartilagineum 4 6 14 21 27 30 35 36 40 42 4445 46 51 49 64 67 77 81 82 83 8487 99 85 100 101102 103 106110 111 112 113 115 120 124 129 133 134137 135 138 160162 Blechnumminus 83 95 96 97 131 Blechnumnudum 6 15 21 23 35 25 37 42 56 65 7783 8595 96 97 9899 101 102 108112 115116 117 124 128 131 134 136 137 139 161 162 Blechnumpatersonii 27 56 77 84 99 111 112113 114115 116 128139 APPENDIXB. continued
SPECIES OCCURRENCEATSITES (t §pecies naturalized at site) ______(Numbersrefer to site numbersin AppendixA)
Blechnumwattsii 52 5664 7785 95 99115 116 128 137 139 Doodiaaspera 4 6 9 10 15 23 27 30 35 36 38 39 41 42 44 4546 47 49 51 70 71 82 76 83 84 8594 96 87 98 99 100 101 102 103111 112 115119 120 127 128 157162 Doodiacaudata var. caudata 44 50 103 Doodiamedia 49 88 96
CYATHEACEAE Culcita dubia 6 15 1819 21 25 27 30 35 36 40 3742 44 49 46 51 57 66 7276 77 82 8388 94 97 9899 101 102 108 112 115 123 128133 134135 137138 162 Cyatheaaustralis 6 15 21 22 23 2535 27 36 39 41 4244 4660 64 67 72 7677 81 82 84 94 8596 97 99 101 102 103 108 112 113 114 115117 121124 128134 137138 139 162 Cyathealeichhardtiana 113 114
DAVALLIACEAE Davallia pyxidata 149 150157 160 Rumohraadiantiformis 27 115
DENNSTAEDTIACEAE Dennstaedtiadavallioides 15 25 27 85 88103 112 Histiopteris incisa 27 56 77 109 112 115116 117 128139 157 161 Hypolepisglandulifera 15 49 71 7694 9698 99 101 lOB109 112115 121 131 pteridiumesculentum 1 3 6 7 8 9 13 14 1617 18 19 21 22 24 2627 28 27 2930 3334 35 37 36 38 39 40 4244 45 47 48 49 51 5255 56 56 57 61 64 66 70 67 71 77 76 78 7981 8283 8486 87 95 96 97 98101 102 99 104 105 106 107 108110 112 115 117 119 118 122 123127 128129 130 133 134 135136 137 138 144147 148 156 161 162
DICKSONIACEAE Dicksoniaantarctica 10 1542 56 73 77 81 82 94 9597 9899 101 109 112 113114 115 116117 121 128 129 139
GLEICHENIACEAE Gleicheniadicarpa 131 Gleicheniamicrophylla 55 77 134 135 137 Sticherus lobatus 15 21 2752 56 77 113 137 Sticherus tener 65
GRAMMITIDACEAE Grammitisbillardieri 160 APPENDIXB. Continued
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HYMENOPHYLLACEAE Hymenophyllumcupressiforme 56 85 99 116 139 149 Hymenophyllumflabellatum 113 115 116 Polyphlebiumvenosum 63 112 113 114 115 116
LINDSAEACEAE Lindsaealinearis 7 53 5568 96 120 130133 134 135136 Lindsaeamicrophylla 30 42 4655 68 81 82 83 102 85 133 134135 136 137 141 155
LYCOPODIACEAE Lycopodiumdeuterodensum 52 134 135 Lycopodiummyrtifolium 128
OPHIOGLOSSACEAE Botrychiumaustrale 131
OSMUNDACEAE Todeabar bar a 25 2897 101 137
POLYPODIACEAE Microsoriumdiversifolium 10 42 49 56 97 99 100 101 112 113 115116 117 124 127 128129 162 Microsoriumscandens 73 84 85 103 111 112 113 114 115 121 pyrrosia rupestris 15 45 80 85 96 100 103 109 112 111 113 114 115 116 119 118 127 148149 150154 157 160
PTERIDACEAE Pteris tremula 39 41 4244 46 47 49 73 7682 8894 96 100 111 112 143 pteris umbrosa 39 41 4273 103 111 112 113 114 121
SCHIZAEACEAE Schizaeabifida 52 135
SELAGINELLACEAE Selaginella uliginosa 52 131 133 134 135 APPENDIXB. Continued
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TMESIPTERIDACEAE Tmesipterisbillardieri 112 115 116 Tmesipterisparva 112 113 115
GYKlOSPKRKS
CUPRESSACEAE Callitris rhomboidea 45 55 146 149
ZAMIACEAE Macrozamiacommunis 24
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ARECACEAE Livistona australis 23 111
CENTROLEPIDACEAE Centrolepis fasicularis 55 Centrolepis striqosa 55 132
CYPERACEAE Baumeaacuta 55 Baumearubiginosa 131 Carexappressa 13 17 36 3944 46 47 49 56 73 7682 83 8486 88 97 98101 112 119 124127 131 139 161 Carexbreviculmis 15 55 127 128162 Carexfascicularis 131 Carexgaudichaudiana 55 131 Carexpolyantha 85 Caustis flexuosa 42 55 81 82 83 133 134135 136137 138145 146 147 148150 151 Caustis pentandra 55 Caustis recurvata 134 135 APPENDIXB. Continued
SPECIES OCCURRENCEATSITES
(Numbers to numbersin~Ap,-,,-p.o.:en:..::d.l=·x,-,A::.!..) _(*_12.~~t~.Lnaturalizedat site) refer site ____ .
Cyperuslucidus 13 42 50 83 94 96 97 131 Cyperussanguinoleutus 55 Cyperusspp. 17 100 Eleocharis gracilis 131 Eleocharis sphacelata 131 Gahniaaspera 85 103 Gahniaclarkei 49 131 133 Gahniamelanocarpa 15 21 2325 27 28 30 3435 36 3839 41 42 44 4455 64 46 85 99 112 133159 Gahniamicrostachya 55 141 151 155 158 Gahniaradula 12 24 27 44 46 48 55 77 84 87 130 133 134 135 136137 159 Gahniasieberiana 19 20 2937 42 4852 53 67 77 83 95 115 117 125 131 133 137 135 139161 162 Gahniasubaequiglumis 53 Isolepis habra 65 128 131 Isolepis inundata 5 7 82 88 124 131 Lepidospermaconcavum 45 Lepidospermaelatius 137 Lepidospermafiliforme 52 130 134137 Lepidospermalater ale 1 2 6 8 9 15 1621 23 24 27 2629 34 35 36 39 3840 4144 45 4647 48 48 50 49 5556 61 6264 66 68 74 76 7778 7980 81 8283 84 87 85 91 94 97 99 98 101 102 110 112118 115 120 122 126128 127 129 130 133 134 135 136 137 138139 141 145 147 146 148149 150 151 153159 155 162 Lepidospermalimicola 52 53 Lepidospermalineare 53 136 Lepidospermaneesii 52 132 Lepidospermasp. aff. squamatum 55 141 143 144 146149 148 151 152 Lepidospermatortuosum 53 130 Lepidospermaurophor·um 15 21 22 23 30 29 33 35 41 39 42 44 4651 48 55 64 68 76 78 80 81 83 8487 98 85 117 118 119 126 127 128 129 132133 134 135 136139 141 143144 145 147 148 149 150 151152 153 154 156 157159 158 160 162 Lepidospermaviscidum 55 Schoenusapogon 5 13 17 55 117 120 124127 128130 135 Schoenusmaschalinus 55 128 135 Schoenusmelanostachys 55 133 134135 136 137 138149 Schoenuspachylepis 52 Schoenusturbinatus 134 135 Tetraria capillaris 134 135 137 ?Tricostularia pauciflora 134 135137 Unciniasp.aff. flaccida 99 115 APPENDIXB. Continued
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HYPOXIDACEAE Hypoxishygrometrica 45 61
IRIDACEAE Diplarrhenamoroea 42 52 53 57 56 125 129 133 134136 135 137 138 Libertia paniculata 36 38 39 44 46120 Patersonia fragilis 130 133134 135 Patersonia glabrata 22 23 44 45 48 55 81 82 83 87 129 133 134 135137 136 138 141 143 144 146 147 148 149 151152 153 162 Patersonia sericea var. longifolia 55 134 135 136141 151162 var. sericea 53 55134 135 136 137
JUNCACEAE * Juncusarticulatus 83 88117 131 Juncusaustralis 131 Juncusbufonius 117 Juncusfockei 124 131 Juncusgregiflorus 131 Juncuspauciflorus 44 81 82 8387 117 131 136 Juncusplanifolius 21 2223 42 55 64 65 77 81 83 96 9798 99 117 125 128 134 136 139 137 Juncusprismatocarpus 83 88131 Juncussandwithii 131 Juncussarophorus 117 131 Juncussubsecundus 117 131 Juncususitatus 55 Juncussp. Dl 124 Juncusspp. 17 49 53 95 Luzulaflaccida 19 76 86 120 127 128 129 162 Luzulaspp. 9 10 1317 42 4950 71 112
LILIACEAE Arthropodiummilleflorum 8 9 10 15 38 42 44 50 49 51 70 71 78 76 83 86 101 120127 137 Bulbinebulbosa 128 159 Bulbinesemibarbata 55 Burchardiaumbellata 130 133 134 135 136 137 159 APPENDIXB. continued ------_. ------SPECIES OCCURRENCEATSITES
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caesia parviflora 134 135 136137 Caesia vittata 137 Dianella caerulea 1 3 6 7 12 15 1620 21 22 24 2629 30 27 3334 35 36 3738 40 4142 44 4546 48 4950 51 52 53 57 61 6471 7778 80 81 82 83 84 87 8696 97 98 99101 102 112 120 119 122 127 128 129 133 134 135 136 137 138 144 147 148 159 162 Dianella laevis 5 42 78 129 Dianella revoluta 12 17 44 45 46 4850 53 55 77 81 82 94 96117 125 134 135 137 136 149 152 155 159 Dianella tasmanica 2 7 9 15 17 19 34 35 42 48 50 53 56 5664 67 74 77 86 94 95 98 97 99 101 102 107 110112 115 117120 128 129 139 144 160 150 161 162 Drymophilacyanocarpa 56 77 Laxmanniagracilis 55 155 158 Schelhammeraundulata 15 21 23 26 2729 30 36 37 3841 42 4445 57 64 71 7994 97 9899 101 102 106 112 115 129 159 Sowerbaeajuncea 52 Stypandraglauca 81 82127 129 44 45 4622 55 134 135136 137 138141 55 143 144 145146 148 149 151 152 153155 154 157 158 159162 Thysanotustuberosus 3 112 133 134 135 136143 137
ORCHIDACEAE Acianthuscaudatus 77 Acianthusexsertus 1 6 15 45 48 50 49 5157 74 98 99 133 134 135 136137 Caladeniaalba 33 38 41 Caladeniaangustata 13 17 18 20 Caladeniacarnea 13 17 45 4955 85 136 154 159 Caladeniadilatata 13 Caladeniareticulata 136 Caleanamajor 55 141 147 Calochilusrobertsonii 45 55 141 145 148149 153 Chiloglottis gunnii 13 Chiloglottis reflexa 21 38 48 133 Corybasfimbriatus 50 72 Cryptostylis hunteriana 146 Cryptostylis leptochila 83 162 CymbidiuDlsuave 85 111 156 Dendrobiumpugioniforme 112 Dendrobiumspeciosum 38 42 4445 50 51 55 76 80 85 96 88 112 118119 127 128 141 144 143 145146 147148 149 150 152 151 153154 155 156 158 159 162 Dendrobiumstriolatum 9 15 49 50 5162 70 85 96 97 112 118 120 125127 128 129 145 148149 154 155156 159 160 162 APPENDIXB. Continued ------..- -_. ------._------_ .. _-----_. __. - --_._-_ ... _._.. _._----_._._._----_._-_._------.._--_._------SPECIES OCCURRENCEATSITES
_J~_~pec~.~.J!~~l!.~~l~?.tL~L~!J~L.. (Numbers in~ndixA) ____ . refer to site numbers -_.._----- •._--_.
Dipodiumpunctatum 4 6 7 8 44 46 62 83 8687 128 129 134149 Diuris maculata 49 55 Diuris sulphurea 13 45 136 Eriochilus cucullatus 130 Gastrodiasesamoides 11 29 Glossodiamajor 12 45 75 136 Liparis reflexa 85 Lyperanthussuaveolens 136 Microtis parviflora 55 Plectorrhiza tridentata 63 85 103 111 112 114 113 Prasophyllummorrissii 55 141 145 Pterostylis curta 47 50 Pterostylis decurva 5 13 Pterostylis grandiflora 15 Pterostylis longifolia 35 38 49 55 85 Pterostylis nutans 15 38 50 70 75 76 133 134 136 Pterostylis obtusa 5 Pterostylis parviflora 3 6 48 49 56 135 136 137 Pterostylis pedunculata 38 3950 70 162 Pterostylis reflexa 48 Sarcochilusaustralis 32 72 Sarcochilusfalcatus 112 113 114 115 Sarcochilushillii 85 Sarcochilusolivaceus 85 Spiranthessinensis 131
POACEAE Agropyronscabrum 127 Amphipogonstrictus 130 Anisopogonavenaceus 55 117 134 135 136137 151 Agrostis avenacea 55 69 127 131 Chionochloapallida 24 2641 4555 78 79 BD 81 82117 125128 129 130 133 134136 135 137 143 145 146 147162 152 Danthonialongifolia 2 5 55 126 127 128 129 141143 144145 146 147148 150 151 162 Danthoniapenicillata 55 127 128 Danthoniapilosa 2 55 162 Danthoniaracemosa 8 APPENDIXB. Continued
SPECIES OCCURRENCEATSITES
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Danthoniatenuior 55 Danthoniaspp. 12 1647 49 50 5376 88 Deyeuxiagunniana 131 Deyeuxiamonticola 55 128 Deyeuxiaquadriseta 52 53 5567 129 130133 134 135 136 137 Deyeuxiascaberula 27 64 67 Dichelachnemicrantha 55 125 141 162 Dichelachnerara 3 8 12 15 16 49 18 55 77 117 118120 127 128 135 136 141143 145146 148149 Echinopogonovatus 4 9 27 55 88 94 98 100 99 101 112 127 123 128 Entolasia marginata 38 85 96
Entolasia stricta 27 42 48 55 5677 79 80 81 83 127 84 133 134 135 136 13713~ 141 143 145 146 147149 148 150151 162 Hemarthriauncinata 5 117 131 Hierochloerariflora 6 8 21 2930 35 3642 49 51 52 56 57 62 6668 77 80 8283 97 98 101 99 102 122 123128 129 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 147 162 Imperatacylindrica var. major 45 48 77 78 80 83135 Isachneglobosa 131 Microlaenastipoides 3 5 8 9 12 19 27 33 34 3940 4145 47 49 50 52 53 5576 77 86 94 95 98 99 101 106 112117 127128 131 133 134135 136137 148 Oplismenusimbecillus 21 2325 27 28 39 41 83 84 88 112 136 137 Panicumsimile 55 55 Paspalidiumradiatum 55 Phragmitesaustralis 131 Poa cheelii 55 Poa ensiformis/helmsii 17 27 124 128 131 Poa labillardieri 86 131 Poa meionectes 44 86 128 Poa sieberana 127 129 149 Poa tenera 128 Poa spp. 1 2 3 4 5 8 9 12 13 15 17 16 18 1920 2123 24 27 29 30 3334 39 41 42 44 45 4648 49 51 56 57 60 70 71 78 79 80 81 82 8487 95 99106 112 117 118119 120 123 133 134 135 136 137 138 162 Stipa densiflora 55 127 Stipa mollis 135 136 137 Stipa pubinodis 55 117 130 Stipa rudis ssp. rudis 55 117 Stipa rudis ssp. nervosa 136 Stipa stipoides 45 APPENDIXB. continued
SPECIES OCCURRENCEATSITES
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Stipa spp. 42 4876 Tetrarrhena juncea 21 22 27 28 29 30 35 42 36 4455 56 64 57 6667 68124 128129 149 159 Themedaaustralis 3 5 12 24 45 48 55 78 80 81 82 88 8396 120 125 127 130
POTAMOGETONACEAE Potamogetontricarinatus 131
RESTIONACEAE Empodismaminus 52 53130 Hypolaenafastigata 52 Leptocarpustenax 134 136 Lepyrodiaanarthria 53 Lepyrodiascariosa 52 Restio australis 53
SMILACACEAE Eustrephuslatifolius 1 4 9 23 25 2729 30 33 34 36 39 38 42 44 46 4751 52 49 5660 64 70 76 71 84 85 94 88 9697 99 101 102105 106 111 112 113 115 127 120 128 124 157 Geitonoplesiumcymosum 4 9 10 15 23 27 33 34 38 36 39 40 4142 44 47 46 50 72 7680 83 84 8591 96 99102 103 112115 119120 127 159 Ripogonumalbum 84 85111 114 Smilaxaustralis 4 6 10 1421 22 2327 28 2930 33 34 36 35 38 3940 41 42 44 4647 49 50 51 52 57 5662 67 72 76 83 84 87 85 94 9697 9899 101 102 103105 106108 109110 111112 113 114115 116 119 120 121 123 128159 137 160 162
SPARGANIACEAE Sparganiumantipodum 131
XANTHORRHOEACEAE Lomandraconfertifolia ssp. leptostachya 22 2930 34 45 52 118 ssp. similis 110 155 156 ssp. rubiginosa 55 118 119 126 127141 143 144145 146 147148 149 150151 152 153 155157 ssp. unspec. 24 2638 42 55 147 148 159 Lomandrafiliformis 12 13 23 24 36 37 41 4445 4952 56 70 57 7677 83 117 130 133 135 134 136137 155 162 Lomandraglauca 42 4951 5579 81 82 84 83 87 129 133 134135 136 137 141 143146 147151 APPENDIXB. continued
SPECIES OCCURRENCEATSITES
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Lomandralongifolia 3 5 6 7 8 9 12 13 1516 17 19 18 21 22 25 23 35 36 37 3842 44 45 48 4649 50 51 55 53 5657 64 67 70 71 77 76 80 82 83 84 85 94 86 95 8796 97 99 98 101 104106 108 110 112 115117 118120 122 123127 128 129 130 131 132 133 135 134 136 137 138 147 154 161 162 Lomandramultiflora 1 2 3 8 9 11 12 1516 17 18 23 24 29 26 37 38 40 41 42 44 45 48 4649 50 51 53 61 57 70 7678 79 81 82 83 8487 94 86 98 100 104 117120 122 127 128 129 133 134 135 136137 147149 153156 159 Xanthorrhoeaaustralis 8 35 3637 42 4655 61 101 144145 146 147148 154 155156 Xanthorrhoeaconcava 12 42 44 45 46 4879 81 49 8287 133 134 135136 137
XYRIDACEAE Xyri;sgradlis 130 Xyris operculata 52
DICOTYLEDOIIS
AIZOACEAE Tetragoniatetragonioides 45
APIACEAE Centella cordifolia 117 131 Daucusglochidiatus 39 72 94 96 Hydrocotyleacutiloba 36 46 48 64 6771 83 99 115 135 136 137 147 Hydrocotylegeraniifolia 21 23 30 35 3638 44 55 65 Hydrocotylehirta 55 98 137 Hydrocotylelaxiflora 2 3 5 13 1617 45 86 120 122 123127 Hydrocotylepeduncularis 44 70 88 Hydrocotylesibthorpioides 55 133 134 135 136137 Hydrocotyletripartita 5 17 44 49 124 Hydrocotylespp. 9 23 25 30 28 33 38 41 42 49 44 50 51 57 77 88 94 9697 99 106 117 128 131 Liliaeopsis polyantha 131 Oreomyrrhiseriopoda 96 131 Platysace lanceolata 8 9 11 14 16 20 18 21 22 24 23 2637 3840 41 42 44 45 4648 49 52 53 55 5657 61 64 6667 77 80 81 82 83 84 97 87110 117 118 119 122 126 128129 133 134 135136 137 141 144 143 145 146147 148149 150 151 152153 154 155 156 157 158159 162 Trachymenehumilis 86 APPENDIXB. Continued
SPECIES OCCURRENCEATSITES
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Xanthosiadissecta 130 137 Xanthosiapilosa 21 2741 4252 5568 81 82 133 84 134135 136 137141 144 145147 148151 153154 162 Xanthosiatridentata 22 55 81 82133 134 135 136137 141145 146 148149 151 153
APOCYNACEAE Parsonsiabrownii 22 27 56 73 77 85 102 112 115116 Parsonsiastraminea 85
ARALIACEAE Astrotricha sp. aff. longifolia 67 Polyscias murrayi 23 84 85 111 Polyscias sambucifolia 8 16 20 22 23 2729 33 34 40 36 42 44 4652 49 53 55 56 62 6467 68 7076 77 78 81 83 94 84 97 117 120 124 127 129 128 144 155 157 162
ASCLEPIADACEAE Marsdeniaflavescens 47 50 76 103 Marsdeniarostrata 14 23 30 33 34 39 3840 41 42 4464 67 46 72 7680 82 83 84 87 8590 96103 111 112 113 114115 119120 121 125 127 155 156 Tylophorabarbata 3 4 9 10 1425 27 29 30 33 34 35 36 39 38 41 42 44 4547 49 46 50 51 52 55 5662 64 57 67 70 71 76 78 79 80 8384 87 94 96 9799 101 102 106108 110 112 115 121 120 123 125127 128 129 134 135 136137 156159 160
ASTERACEAE Arrhenechthitesmixta 1 2 3 6 7 8 11 12 1317 1829 33 45 48 49 51 5253 5762 7071 76 86 77 94 9598 99100 101 102 117 120 122128 129 133 134 135 137 136 156 162 Bedfordiaarborescens 1 4 6 10 1517 21 27 28 34 3638 39 41 42 44 4649 56 60 6467 72 77 84 86 95 98 101 99 102 108112 113 114 115 116 117120 124 128 129156 161 Brachycomeaculeata ?117 Brachycomecardiocarpa 53 Brachycomegraminea 131 Brachycomescapiformis 3 12 49 86 120 129 Calomeriaamaranthoides 23 25 27 38 42 55 64 67 84 100 112 119 128 149 Cassinia aculeata 1 6 13 18 19 22 2427 40 42 46 44 48 49 50 67 77 7880 81 82 83 87 84 96 97 98115 117120 127 128133 134 135 136 137 Cassinia longi£olia 2 5 6 9 12 16 17 1819 20 22 2526 27 35 28 3638 39 40 4142 4445 4647 48 49 50 5164 66 67 70 74 77 76 7879 82 83 87 84 97 100 115117 119 120 122 123125 127 128129 136138 141 144 145 149 146 152159 162 cassinia trinerva 27 34 35 36 37 39 38 41 44 46 47 50 55 64 67 73 7687 103 112 115119 127 129 APPENDIXB. Continued - SPECIES OCCURRENCEATSITES (* Species naturalized at site) (Numbersrefer to site numbersin AppendixA)
Cassinia aureonitens 55 Centipedaminima 5 131 * Cirsiumvulgare 5 9 10 16 24 38 39 42 44 49 48 50 5182 95 9697 9899 115 127 128135 136 137 * Conyzaspp. 5 21 42 78 7984 94 96 97 101 98 117 125 128 135136 137 147148 Cotula australis 76 77 Cotula filicula 117 128 Cotula spp. 7 95 98 Craspediasp. C 53 Cymbonotuslawsonianus 50 76 Cymbonotuspreissianus 5 17 127 * Gnaphaliumcalviceps 17 1920 27 67 * Gnaphaliumcoarctatum 128 152 Gnaphaliumgymnocephalum 8 10 13 16 1727 48 18 55 77 124 128 131 133 134135 136 137 147 148 Gnaphaliuminvolucratum 30 48 63 67 95 96 101 99 Gnaphaliumsphaericum 5 8 27 35 Gnaphaliumspp. 3 7 71 88 117 127 Helichrysumacuminatum 53 Helichrysumargophyllum 11 1421 22 2341 46 61 6264 67 76 81 82 85 100 118 120127 155 156 Helichrysumbaxteri 79 82 134 135 136137 138159 Helichrysumbracteatum 1 5 8 9 15 16 17 19 20 36 42 47 49 50 51 64 55 73 77 76 7882 8694 95 96 97 99 98 101 102 105106 112 115117 120 123127 128 134 135137 141 143 145 153159 162 Helichrysumcuneifolium 23 27 28 33 35 44 36 4649 52 64 66 67 78 83 84122 128 137 162 Helichrysumdendroideum 55 131 Helichrysumdiosmifolium 21 22 23 35 2442 4555 76 90 134 155 Helichrysumelatum 14 21 23 39 25 40 4246 64 66 6980 82 84 83 85 8996 99101 102 107 109 112 115 124 127 Helichrysumleucopsidium 17 34 3645 49 62 125 135137 138 Helichrysumobcordatum 52 5569 78 118 119 138 141 144 145 146 148 149156 154 162 155 Helichrysumrosmarinifolium 131 Helichrysumrutidolepis 128 129 131 Helichrysumscorpio ides 1 3 5 11 12 13 17 16 20 42 4549 55 74 77 81 83 98 89 117 120 122130 133 134 135 136138 159 137 Helichrysumsemipapposum 1 Helichrysumthyrsoideum 86 * Hypochoerisradicata 1 2 3 6 8 9 12 13 18 16 19 20 2122 23 2427 33 35 36 37 3842 44 4546 47 48 49 51 77 79 80 82 83 95 86 9697 98 99102 115117 120 123127 131 134 135 136 137 138148 149 141 162 146 Lageniferabellioides 5 APPENDIXB. Continued
SPECIES OCCURRENCEATSITES
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Lageniferastipitata 1 2 3 6 12 15 1724 27 2930 35 3637 3845 4849 50 5170 7677 79 81 8394 97 101 99 112117 123 128 133 134 135 137 136 155 162 Olearia alpicola 161 Olearia argophylla 10 27 34 3941 4247 49 56 64 67 72 77 84 95 99 100 101 102 108 103 109 111112 114 115116 120 121 124 128 Olearia erubescens 1 2 3 6 7 8 11 1215 17 19 20 42 45 4951 53 56 57 71 80 82 95 83 97 102 98 120 122 124128 129 133 134 Olearia glandulosa 48 131 Olearia iodochroa 51 118 119 126 127 129 141 143 147 149 148 152153 155 156157 Olearia lirata 13 27 38 49 77 84 124 128 134 137 Olearia megalophylla 6 22 42 56 89 95 97 109 110 124 Olearia myrsinoides 117 Olearia phlogopappa 47 77 98 102 161 Olearia ramulosa 68 85 131 134 136 143 158 Olearia tomentosa 24 27 55 69 83 143 144147 * Picris hieracioides 9 60 Podolepishieracioides 3 6 97 131 Pseudognaphaliumluteo-album 27 44 52 5577 96 136 Seneciobipinnatisectus 85 Seneciobiserratus 96 Senecioglomeratus 53 131 Seneciohispidulus 11 20 45 60 112 115117 127135 Seneciolinearifolius 5 8 9 10 13 14 17 21 23 2425 27 28 30 33 37 34 3839 42 44 47 45 49 50 51 52 56 5557 63 64 66 67 72 77 78 80 82 83 84 94 85 95 88112 115 127 128129 131 135 136137 138159 162 Seneciominimus 42 63 77 Senecioquadridentatus 18 67 Seneciovelleioides 10 21 23 27 29 30 42 4546 52 56 64 66 68 67 78 79 81 82 84 83 85 110 112 135136 138 157 159 162 Sigesbeckiaorientalis 4 9 10 15 21 23 27 30 33 34 38 39 41 42 47 55 64 76 83 8494 96100 101 102 105120 112 127 143 * Sonchusasper 38 39 42 44 50 45 82 99 127 t Sonchusoleraceus 50 96 101 Vittadenia cuneata v. cuneata 45
ATHEROSPERMATACEAE Atherospermamoschatum 115 116 Doryphorasassafras 85 109 111 112 ~
APPENDIXB. Continued
-----~------, ..---- ..------. SPECIES OCCURRENCEATSITES
___(*_~ci~L!!!turalized at site) (Numbersrefer to site numbersin AppendixA)
BAUERACEAE Bauerarubioides 133 134 135 136137
BIGNONIACEAE Pandoreapandorana 1 2 4 9 15 23 27 30 29 34 35 39 36 40 41 42 44 47 45 50 51 46 55 5657 62 64 76 72 77 81 82 83 84 85 87 96 99 100 101 103 112 113 119 114 121 115 126 127 128 129 144147 149 152 155 156 159 157 162
BORAGINACEAE Cynoglossumaustrale 27 48 49 56 124 Cynoglossumlatifolium 21 47 55 76 85 94 9698 109 112 115 Cynoglossumsuaveolens 2 3 47 Ehretia acuminata 85 111
BRASSICACEAE Lepidiumpseudotasmanicum 45 Rorippagigantea 8 64 162
CALLITRICHACEAE Callitriche muelleri 27
CAMPANULACEAE Wahlenbergiagracilenta 38 76 Wahlenbergiagracilis 66 76 7779 82 84118 127 128 131 148 Wahlenbergiastricta 1 16 17 Wahlenbergiaspp. 3 4 5 33 42 44 45 49 4655 60 71 75101 133 134135 136137 141143 146 147 149 152
CAPRIFOLIACEAE Sambucusaustralasica 47 73 77 85 103 111114 115 116 121 Sambucusgaudichaudiana 56 76 99 128
CARYOPHYLLACEAE * Cerastiumglomeratum 42 47 48 50 * Saginaapetala 141 • Spergulaarvensis 19 Stellaria angustifolia 131 APPENDIXB. Continued ------SPECIES OCCURRENCEATSITES
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Stellaria flaccida 3 4 6 10 1525 34 35 39 38 44 46 50 49 5556 5772 76 7782 85 94 95 96 97 9899 101 102 109110 112 115 119 120 121128 124 129 131137 * Stellaria media 50 Stellaria multiflora 70 Stellaria pungens 9 10 1315 17 47 49 50 86 96 98 117 124 127
CASUARINACEAE Allocasuarinalittoral is 21 22 23 2426 35 25 36 3841 42 45 47 4650 51 61 55 70 7678 79 80 81 82 83 8487 89 85 110 119 126 129 133 134135 136 137 138 141143 144 146 147 148 149 150 151153 152 156 158 159 160 162 Allocasuarinanana 52 117 132 Allocasuarinapaludosa 48 51 52 53117 125 130 132134 Casuarinacunninghamiana 85
CELASTRACEAE Celastrus austral is 41 4750 73 7696 112 115 120 121
CHENOPODIACEAE Rhagodiabaccata 45 Rhagodiahastata 47 127 Rhagodianutans 50 76 155
CONVOLVULACEAE Calystegiamarginata 47 55 100 101 111 112 Calystegiasepium 42 91 Dichondrarep ens 5 8 10 15 17 28 33 36 38 42 39 4446 4851 5570 71 76 78 79 82 83 85 94 86 95 96 98 100 101 102117 123 127 128131 135 136 137 143 162
CRASSULACEAE
Crassulasieberiana 8 38 49 55 70 71 94 76 96~7 100 118 120 127 128 141144 145 146148 149 150 152 155 159 162
CUCURBITACEAE Sicyosaustralis 47
CUNONIACEAE Aphanopetalumresinosum 23 38 85 88 103 111 APPENDIXB. Continued
SPECIES OCCURRENCEATSIrES
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DILLENIACEAE Hibbertia aspera 14 23 24 26 42 27 44 48 45 55 81 84 90 87 104 125129 130 155 159 Hibbertia dentata 14 21 22 25 23 27 28 29 30 33 3435 36 38 39 40 41 42 44 52 45 5564 46 66 79 67 83 8485 106 110 111 118 159 160 Hibbertia diffusa 15 104 Hibbertia empetrifolia 21 2227 29 37 42 45 55 79 82 83129 133134 135 136137 141 143 144 145 147 148 153 Hibbertia hermannifolia 162 Hibbertia linear is 77 136 Hibbertia monogyna 52 55 144 145147 148 154'155 156 Hibbertia obtusifolia 2 6 8 12 13 1620 2249 86 117 125 126
DROSERACEAE Droseraauriculata 18 52 133 134 135 137 136 Droserabinata 162 Droserapeltata 55 130 141145 153158 Droserapygmaea 135 Droseraspathulata 55 132 134
ELAEOCARPACEAE Elaeocarpusholopetalus 115 116 Elaeocarpusreticulatus 14 21 22 23 30 27 35 3639 40 4142 44 46 52 47 5564 66 6782 8384 85 87 96 111 113 114 136 115 137 141 144 147 148154 159 160 162
EPACRIDACEAE Acrotrichedivaricata 128 Acrotricheserrulata 3 5 45 48 74 49 7886 94 95 133 134 135 Astrolomahumifusum 3 5 12 13 48 51 117 125 133 134 137 136 147 Brachylomadaphnoides 53 86 117 125 132 162 Epacris breviflora 53 86 Epacris impressa 1 3 6 7 8 12 20 2435 37 38 44 4546 48 49 52 77 81 82 83110 86117 127 128129 130 133134 135136 137 138 141 144145 146147 148149 151 154 155 161 162 Epacris microphylla 53 117 131 134 Epacris sp. aff. microphylla 55 141 144 145 162 Epacris paludosa 53 55 Leucopogonattenuatus 141 162 Leucopogoncollinus 136 137 APPENDIXB. continued
SPECIES OCCURRENCEATSITES _(*_~ciesna9!!.alize(_!LgteL______(Numbersrefer to site numbersin AppendixA)
Leucopogonericoides 133 136 Leucopogonfraseri 20 86 94 98 Leucopogonhookeri 86 161 Leucopogonjuniperinus 48 50 53 55 87 127 143 144 149 Leucopogonlanceolatus 1 2 3 6 7 8 9 12 13 14 17 15 19 21 22 23 2427 29 26 30 35 37 36 3841 42 45 44 46 47 48 49 51 52 53 55 5657 61 6467 68 71 7477 78 79 80 81 82 83 87 84 94 85 9597 98 99 101 102 106 110112 117 118 120 124 128 129 133 134 135136 137 138 146 144 147 154 156 159 161 162 Leucopogonmicrophyllus 134 154 162 Leucopogonsetiger 141 144145 147 148 Leucopogonvirgatus 52 133 134 Monotocascoparia 8 12 16 1819 20 22 '42 44 48 51 52 53 55 61 7781 83117 125 126 128 129 132 133134 135 136137 141143 144 145 146 147 148 151 152 153 155 154 161 162 Mbnotocaelliptica 45 Sprengeliaincarnata 52 133
EUCRYPHIACEAE Eucryphiamoorei 21 112 113114
EUPHORBIACEAE Ampereaxiphoclada 7 8 21 2629 37 44 52 55 81 8287 125 130 133 134 135137 136 162 Beyerialasiocarpa 14 21 23 2530 34 35 38 3639 41 4244 4750 51 5583 84 85 87 96 103 118 119 127 143 146 150157 160 Breyniaoblongifolia 15 23 112 Claoxylonaustrale 47 85 103 Phyllanthusgasstroemi/gunnii 22 34 36 39 38 40 41 42 4650 55 47 73 76 83 88 112 127 Phyllanthushirtellus 22 143 151 152 153 155159 158 162 Porantheracorymbosa 66 141 148 162 Porantheramicrophylla 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 1315 1617 18 19 20 23 27 29 30 33 3441 42 44 45 49 4851 55 56 57 61 6468 70 71 76 77 78 83 8494 97 9899 101 106 117 120 122123 127 128 133 134 135 136137 138 141 145148 149159 Pseudanthusdivaricatissimus 55 141 145 147 148149 153
EUPOMATIACEAE Eupomatialaurina 27 28 39 41 64 7384 85111 112 113 119 114
FABACEAE Aotusericoides 52 130 133134 135 137 Bossiaeabuxifolia 133 134 135136 APPENDIXB. Continued
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__J~._§peci~L!l~t1!Hliz~L~L&H_~L ______.___ .______. (Numbersrefer to_site numbersin ~,""ppt:.::e.::.:nd=_=i::..x..!!AL)______
Bossiaeafoliosa 16 53 86 117 Bossiaeaheterophylla 80 Bossiaeaobcordata 22 2324 26 42 45 55 80 81 82 83141 14587 146 147 155 156 Bossiaeaprostrata 3 13 45 Daviesiabuxifolia 35 36 40 38 4144 46 98 48 133 134135 137 Daviesia latifolia 13 133 Daviesiamimosoides 16 18 20 2224 42 53 86 87 117 137 Daviesiaulicifolia 8 13 1449 51 53' 56 5777 83 84 97 86 102 107 110 112 124128 129 134 137 161 Daviesiawyattiana 144 147 148 Desmodiumvarians 2 3 4 5 9 10 1215 25 33 34 39 35 41 42 45 47 46 48 4950 51 60 70 7176 83 94 96 97 101 98 102 112 119 120 124 127 Dillwyniaglaberrima 52 Dillwyniajuniperina 161 Dillwyniaprostrata 53 52 Dillwyniasericea 134 135 136138 Glycineclandestina 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 12 13 15 1721 23 24 2527 28 2933 35 37 38 3942 44 45 47 48 4950 51 55 57 70 71 76 79 78 81 82 83 88 86 94 9697 9899 101 102106 107 112 117 123 127 134 128 135 136 137152 159162 Gompholobiumglabratum 52 133 134135 136 137 Gompholobiumhuegelii 52 53 117 Gompholobiumlatifolium 22 Goodialotifolia 6 8 9 17 19 21 27 28 30 3334 3536 42 49 51 52 56 55 5764 6667 77 94 95 96 98 97 99101 102 106 110 112115 117 120 124127 128 134 135136 137 156 161 Hardenbergiaviolacea 3 8 16 23 24 38 26 41 4244 45 46 48 51 49 5661 7076 78 80 81 83 87 8696 125 126 133134 135 136 137 159 Hovealinearis 42 53 81 86 101 117 133 134 135136 137 155159 162 Hoveapurpurea 22 55 118 126 141 143146 147 148149 150 151152 153156 157 159 Indigofera australis 1 6 9 11 14 1521 23 33 25 34 35 36 38 40 39 41 42 44 45 47 4648 4950 51 57 60 72 77 7882 83 87 94 96 97 9899 101 105 108112 115 119 124127 128156 162 Kennediaprostrata 55 96 125 135 136137 138 Kennediarubicunda 15 24 35 42 44 56 45 71 76 78 79 80 82 83 84 120 88 125 155 Mirbelia platylobioides 162
Mirbelia ~~ngens 158 Oxylobiumellipticum 8 56 117 128154 Oxylobiumilicifolium 6 12 14 1526 37 41 42 44 4551 46 55 61 56 76 78 80 79 81 82 83 88 8494 98100 104 110 112 118 119125 128 129 143 146147 151 152155 156 162 Oxylobiumprocumbens 18 77 86 117 APPENDIXB. Continued
SPECIES OCCURRENCEATSITES
_J~eci~~1l!~~li~.~~~L~i~~L______._____ .______(Numb~s ref~to _site numbersin App~J!.gJxA)
Platylobiumformosum 26 45 55 79 82 83133 134 135 136 137 Psoralea adscendens 86 Pultenaeabenthamii 144 145 154 Pultenaeadaphnoides 21 23 27 24 29 30 3344 45 46 52 5566 67 6879 81 82 121 83 124129 133134 135136 137 138 141 146 144 147 152 159 162 Pultenaeadentata 131 Pultenaealinophylla 55 Pultenaearetusa 2 7 8 12 17 83 84125 133134 135 136137 141 143 144145 147 148149 151 153 154155 162 Pultenaeascabra 55 133 134 135 137 136 138 Pultenaeavillifera 141 144 146147 148 151153 Pultenaeaviscosa 133 134 159162 Sphaerolobiumvimineum 52 133
GENTIANACEAE t Centauriumerythraea 28 48 60 86 98 124 127 128 162 t Centauriumtenuiflorum 42 90
GERANIACEAE Geraniumhome anum 27 46 60 6494 9598 137 Geraniumneglectum 131 Geraniumpotentil19ides 5 6 9 17 19 27 44 48 51 70 7192 101 112 115117 123 128 131 Geraniumsolanderi 5 42 96 100 Geraniumspp. 10 12 21 2433 34 35 38 41 45 4950 5776 7785 99 106 Pelargoniuminodorum 8 38 51 55136 137 141 148
GESNERIACEAE Fieldia australis 10 56 97 99 101 112113 114 115 116 121
GOODENIACEAE Coopernookiabarbata 22 44 55 81 82119 133 134 135 136137 141 143144 145 147 148149 151 152 153 162 Dampierastricta 29 48 52 55 133 134135 136 137 Goodeniabellidifolia 78 Goodeniaelongata 132 135 136137 Goodeniahederacea 53 Goodeniaovata 1 4 9 10 21 22 23 2427 28 25 29 30 3334 3536 38 39 40 41 42 44 52 46 55 4964 6667 68 72 82 83 84 85 97 99 101 102 105 107 108110 112 115 122 123 128134 135 133 136137 138149 160 162 APPENDIX------_.B. Continued SPECIES OCCURRENCEATSITES (t Speciesnaturalized at sitel (Numbersrefer to site numbersin AppendixAl
Scaevolaaemula 51 127 136 152 Scaevolaalbida 136 Scaevola?hookeri 135 136 Scaevolaramosissima 26 42 55 83 133 134 135136 137 138 143 147 162
HALORAGACEAE Gonocarpusmicranthus 55 117 130 Gonocarpustetragynus 124 129 130 Gonocarpusteucrioides 55 117 122 123128 129 141148 152 162 Gonocarpusspp. 1 3 5 7 16 17 18 19 20 21 26 24 27 29 30 35 37 36 3842 44 45 48 51 4952 5356 57 65 66 67 68 77 78 7980 8182 83 84 8687 94 97 98 99 101 102133 134135 136137 138 Haloragisheterophylla 131 Myriophyllumpedunculatum 131
HYPERICACEAE Hypericumgramineum 2 3 6 9 12 1316 23 2435 45 47 49 48 50 5170 71 77 83 78 8694 9899 101 102 117 120 127 128 129 130 133 134 135 136 137 Hypericumjaponicum 83 124 131 134
LAMIACEAE Ajugaaustralis 3 5 13 45 70 71 76 86 94 9598 101 117 Lycopusaustralis 131 Menthadiemenica 131 Menthasp. aff. diemenica 5 Plectranthusparviflorus 15 39 41' 42 44 47 50 5560 6470 76 80 8385 88 94 96100 103 111 118 112 119 127 143149 150 151 152 153155 156 157 158162 Prostantheradecussata/hirtula 135 136 137 Prostantheraincana/incisa 25 35 36 38 42 3983 84 88 85 91 103 118 119 149 Prostantheralasianthos 9 14 1521 22 25 23 27 30 35 36 3842 44 46 50 5564 66 7783 84 8588 96 97 9899 112 115116 124 131 137 157 160 Prostantheranivea 150 Prostantheraovalifolia 155 Prostantherasp. aff. melissifolia 64 67 Prunella vulgaris 5 55 94 97 101 98 131 Scutellaria humilis 70 Scutellaria mollis 36 39 r- ~-
APPENDIXB. Continued ------SPECIES OCCURRENCEATSITES ____~__ ~~~~~_I!.atur.!lized at.!HL._ (Numbersrefer to site numbersin AppendixA) ------
Teucriumcorymbosum 11 100 Westringiadavidii 141 143 144 145 147 146 148149 151 153
LAURACEAE Cassythaglabella 52 117 Cassythamelantha 117 Cassythapubescens 21 2227 35 36 38 39 42 4446 47 48 51 71 7883 84 85 88 133 134 135136 137 138145 148 149
LENTIBULARIACEAE Utricularia dichotoma 132 135 Urticularia lateriflora 132
LOBELIACEAE Isotomaaxillaris 80 118 127 141 143 144 146 145 148149 150 151 153 155 157 156 158 Lobelia alata 44 55 83 137 Lobeliagibbosa 7 8 128 137 Pratia purpurascens 15 23 2442 45 85 94 95 96 99 98101 102 112
LOGANIACEAE Loganiaalbiflora 22 55 68 126 141 143 144147 145 149 151159 Loganiapusilla 136 Mitrasacmepilosa 134 135 Mitrasacmepolymorpha 134 135 136
LORANTHACEAE Amyemamiquelii 27 Amyemapendulum 40 4146 49 76 86 127 157 Muellerinaeucalyptoides 27 56 112
LYTHRACEAE Lythrumhyssopifolia 55 Lythrumsalicaria 131
MALVACEAE Howittatrilocularis 9 27 44 90 128 APPENDIXB. Continued
SPECIES OCCURRENCEATSITES (* Species naturalized at sitel (Numbersrefer to site numbersin AppendixAl
MELIACEAE Synoumglandulosum 85 111
MENISPERMACEAE Sarcopetalumharveyanum 15 21 27 28 30 33 3438 3941 42 4447 64 73 7684 8596 111 112 113119 121 127159 Stephaniajaponica var. discolor 39 76 83 85 96 88 111 119 Villarsia reniformis 48 53
MIMOSACEAE Acaciaaculeatissima 83 Acaciacognata 23 25 28 27 33 34 3536 38 40 39 41 42 4452 46 56 57 69 71 83 91 118 125 129 Acaciadealbata 13 16 1720 48 4953 77 86 94 9596 97 98 101 102117 122 123 125 161 128 Acaciaelongata 55 155 156 158 Acaciafalciformis 1 8 9 12 14 16 21 23 24 27 2633 3435 36 3839 40 41 42 45 4446 47 48 49 51 56 62 57 70 7172 76 77 7879 80 81 83 82 84 85 87 94 96 97 9899 101 102 104 105110 112 115 117 119 120 122 126127 128 129 135 136 137 138 143 149 150 152159 162 Acaciafloribunda 13 25 44 50 80 8891 96100 Acaciaimplexa 42 47 4853 76 82 83135 137 138 Acaciairrorata 24 25 26 Acacialongifolia 18 1920 21 22 23 2425 27 33 29 35 36 37 38 42 44 4546 4849 50 5173 80 8283 84 8587 95 9697 99 10'2112 119 122 129 133 134136 135137 138155 157 Acaciamearnsii 11 13 1423 38 42 44 45 47 48 49 50 51 75 55 7681 85 87 96 104 118120 125127 149152 159 162 Acaciamelanoxylon 6 10 1527 34 3536 3945 47 49 53 5676 77 86 94 95 97 96 9899 101 102 112 113 114 115117 116121 124128 129 131 161 Acaciamucronata 42 48 77 88 117 133 161 Acaciamyrtifolia 55 66 81 125 133134 135136 137 138143 144 146153 162 Acaciaobliquinervia 2 42 155 157 Acaciaobtusifolia 14 22 24 26 36 2737 41 42 44 4552 46 55 64 66 67 6878 79 80 81 82 83 87 84104 105106 107 110 118 128 134 135 136 143 144 146 155 156 Acaciaoxycedrus 52 Acaciapenninervis 2 8 47 51 61 125 126 Acaciasilvestris 119 Acaciasuaveolens 45 81 84 134 141 143 146147 148 151 153 Acaciasubporosa 55 78 79 80 82 103 83 Acaciasubtilinervis 55 141 144 145147 149 151 153 155 158 APPENDIXB. Continued
SPECIES OCCURRENCEATSITES
__.J! __ ~~~~.L~~]I ~lL~~L~l..~L~l ______.______.__ .______.______.__ i!l.umb~_srefer to site numQ.ersi.!LMPind ix JL_. ______.______
Acaciaterminalis 7 8 12 1621 2223 24 36 42 44 51 45 5556 79 81 8384 87125 128 129 133 134135 136 137 138 144 145 148 149 151 152 155156 162 Acaciaulicifolia 14 42 4583 87 130 134 136137 146 155 Acaciaverniciflua 2 6 7 42 45125 Acaciaverticillata 27 2829 30 133 134 135 136 137 161
MONIMIACEAE Hedycaryaangustifolia 9 10 15 21 22 23 36 25 3842 47 49 50 5660 67 85 96 97 9899 101 108 112 113 115 121124 128
MORACEAE Ficus coronata 23 85 103 111 112 Ficus rubiginosa 47 85 96 119 126 127 152
MYOPORACEAE Myoporumacuminatum 25 47 Myoporumbateae 47 127 Myoporuminsulare 45
MYRSINACEAE Rapaneahowittiana 9 10 27 2830 35 3639 41 4244 46 47 50 56 60 63 64 76 84 8596 100 101 103112 113 114115 158 162
MYRTACEAE Acmenasll\ithii 14 21 23 2527 38 3941 42 44 47 56 60 6473 7683 84 96 85 103 111 112 113 114 115 119 121 Angophorafloribunda 21 22 23 24 30 26 52 2978 7983 84 104 88 155157 158 BackhousialI\yrtifolia 85 111 Baeckealinifolia 52 53 Baeckeautilis 86 95 131 132 161 Baeckeavirgata 21 25 33 35 42 36 44 50 46 55 65 67 68 82 83 85 103 88 119 134135 136137 160 Callistemonpallidus 51 128 129 Callistemoncitrinus 48 49 125 130132 Callistemonsieberi 161 Callistemonsubulatus 50 5588 96 100 Calytrix tetragona 42 55 88 141 145 149 151 152 153 Darwiniacamptostylis 153 Eucalyptusagglomerata 22 2636 41 51 52 61 79 80 8182 83 8487 106 125 126 133134 135 136 137 155 138 156157 158159 162 Eucalyptusangophoroides 48 50 5178 125 127 APPENDIXB. Continued
SPECIES OCCURRENCEATSITES
_.J':'_.~.Q.~~t!Ln_~.~I!.~.!l.j?~L~t..!H.~L._____..___ .__ .______.____ .._. _____ .______m~.!~~rs refer to si te numbersin AppendixA)
Eucalyptusbaueriana 38 51 55 76 82 87112 Eucalyptusbosistoana 23 45 4750 75 76 83 8496 120 125 Eucalyptusbotryoides 25 Eucalyptusconsideniana 87 130 132 133 134135 136137 Eucalyptuscypellocarpa 1 3 4 6 14 15 1617 1819 20 21 22 24 2325 26 28 27 29 30 3334 35 3637 38 40 39 4145 48 49 51 5657 62 64 67 66 70 7177 80 82 84 83 85 8687 94 95 96 97 98101 99102 103104 105 106 107 108 109 110 112 117 119 120 121 123127 128 134136 137 138 161 162 Eucalyptusdalrympleana 18 19 20 53 86 117 161 Eucalyptusdives 18 117 130 132 Eucalyptuselata 1 4 14 17 23 25 34 26 35 47 49 50 55 56 60 57 67 70 7176 81 83 88 85 99 100 101 102 110 112 115 117 118 120 121 123 125 127 128 160
Eucalyptusfastigata 4 14 15 34 49 56 57 60 71 7795 97 99 98 101 102 10~108 109 110 112 117 115 121 128 161 Eucalyptusfraxinoides 56 128 Eucalyptusgloboidea 1 2 3 5 6 7 11 14 1516 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 35 24 36 26 45 37 47 48 49 50 51 52 55 77 87. 96 97 99 100 101 102 104 105107 106 108 110 112117 120 122125 127 130 133 141 Eucalyptusglobulus ssp. maidenii 2 3 5 14 1547 51 70 71 80 76 8396 100 105 107 112 120 125 126127 Eucalyptusgummifera 45 55 79 80 81 82 83 87 Eucalyptuslongifolia 24 45 83 84 Eucalyptusmuelleriana 23 24 26 27 28 30 2933 34 35 36 37 3839 40 41 45 52 48 64 67 70 71 78 76 79 80 81 82 8384 85 96 101 102 103 110 119120 121 127 133 134 135 136159 137 162 138 Eucalyptusnitens 77 128 Eucalyptusobliqua 1 6 7 19 21 37 49 56 57 64 6677 94 95 97 98 99101 102 106 122123 128133 134 135 137138 161 Eucalyptusovata 48 53 130 131 132161 Eucalyptuspauciflora 53 86 117 161 Eucalyptuspilularis 45 Eucalyptusradiata 17 19 20 2637 48 53 61 68 86 77 87 94 95 97 98101 102 117 123 131 161 Eucalyptusrubida 117 161 Eucalyptussideroxylon ssp. tricarpa 24 36 40 41 83 45 Eucalyptussieberi 1 2 6 7 14 15 1621 22 23 26 2427 2930 33 34 3537 40 36 41 48 45 49 51 52 5556 57 61 66 67 68 70 71 77 76 78 7980 81 82 8387 94 84 97 101 99 102 104 105 110 112 117 118122 125 119 126 127129 133134 135 136 137 138 141143 144145 146147 148 149150 156 159 162 Eucalyptussmithii 26 27 30 33 34 39 3640 4147 52 56 62 64 77 79 78 84 85103 118 119 128 129 136147 145 148 149 155 157 Eucalyptusstellulata 86 161 Eucalyptusviminalis 5 47 50 53 76 7778 85 8694 9596 99 101 117 125 130131 161 Eucalyptussp. aff. polyanthemos 47 125 126 127 Eucalyptussp. aff. stricta 155 APPENDIXB. Continued ------SPECIES OCCURRENCEATSITES
_J_*_~~_~tes n~~J:lJ]li zed_ at _si t;!l. ______(Numbersrefer to site numbersi~~ndix,~A)~_.
Kunzeaambigua 55 82 119 120 127 129 136141 143 144145 146147 148149 150 151 152 153 159 162 Kunzeaericoides 5 9 11 38 42 47 49 50 51 81 55 8286 88 100 125127 128130 132 134 136138 158162 Leptospermumattenuatum 52 82 133 134141 145 146 151 Leptospermumemarginatum 22 38 50 5588 91 Leptospermumflavescens 22 Leptospermumjuniperinum 12 52 53117 125 130 132133 134 135136 137 138161 Leptospermumlanigerum 86 96 100 131 161 Leptospermummyrtifolium 53 86 117 Leptospermum?obovatum 83 133 134 Leptospermumscoparium 55 131 134 145148 162 Melaleucaarmillaris 55 118 119 127 134 136 141 143145 144 146 147148 149 150 151152 Melaleucahypericifolia 22 155 Melaleucasquarrosa 48 52 55131 133 134 135137 136 138 Micromyrtusciliata 155 158 Tristaniopsis laurina 22 23 44 25 4685
OLEACEAE Nestegis ligustrina 95 128 Notelaeavenosa 6 10 15 22 2327 29 30 3334 35 3638 39 40 4142 44 4546 49 50 52 60 56 62 64 67 70 72 78 80 82 83 84 87 85 96 97 98103 111 112113 114 115 118119 120 127 128 137 143 141 144 147 149 150154 155 156157 159
ONAGRACEAE Epilobiumbillardierianum 27 44 60 83 95 9697 131 Epilobiumgunnianum 131 Epilobiumpallidiflorum 131
OXALIDACEAE Oxalis corniculata sp. agg. 3 5 8 9 12 16 22 2326 27 2830 33 3436 38 39 41 4244 45 4647 48 4951 57 70 7176 77 82 83 88 94 96 98 99 101 117 120 131 128 133 134 135 137 136
PASSIFLORACEAE Passiflora cinnabarina 34 42 4447 51 5255 62 67 6870 76112 119 127 137 148150 155 157 162
PITTOSPORACEAE Billardiera longiflora 22 77 Billardiera procumbens 17 18 20 2752 81 83 117 84 133 134135 136137 141162 APPENDIXB. Continued
SPECIES OCCURRENCEATSITES __~J~.i~naturaliz~UUlte) __ ..__ ..___ ."______.____ _ (Numbersrefer to site numbersin AppendixA)
Billardiera scandens 1 8 11 14 17 21 22 23 27 28 29 30 33 34 35 39 36 40 38 41 42 45 44 4648 50 51 52 55 57 56 60 64 66 67 68 70 7778 80 81 83 82 84 8587 90 95 97 99 102 112 115118 120 122 123127 126 128 129 133 134135 136137 143 147 148 149 155 162 Bursaria spinosa 1 3 6 9 12 14 1527 2829 30 35 44 38 45 48 50 49 53 70 56 76 80 8384 87 94 95 96 97101 102 99 105 108110 112117 119 127 128 133134 135 136 137 157161 162 Citrobatus pauciflorus 23 85 111 112 Pittosporumbicolor 115 128 Pittosporumrevolutum 27 34 36 38 39 40 41 47 42 76 78 83 84 119 85 120 156 Pittosporumundulatum 22 23 27 33 27 3539 41 42 45 47 4650 55 72 73 76 82 83 84 8587 96 103 111 112 113 114119 120 115 121 125 127 148 149 157 159
PLANTAGINACEAE Plantagodebilis 4 5 9 15 23 34 3638 39 41 42 45 44 4850 70 7678 79 82 83 94 98 100 101 109 117 112 127 128136 137 152 162 Plantagovaria 3 12 1316 1750 124
POLYGALACEAE Comespermaericinum 17 22 46 117 133138 145147 151 Comespermavolubile 14 21 22 23 2427 2739 45 57 98 99 101 102 115 133134 135 136137 155 159162
POLYGONACEAE Muehlenbeckiarhyticarya 55 119 150 155 162 Persicaria sp. A 55 83 91 9698 124 Rumexbrownii 21 35 36 39 38 44 49 50 71 76 7782 83 94 88 97 98 99101 117
PORTULACACEAE Calandriniacalyptrata 55 149 155
PRIMULACEAE * Anagallis arvensis 5 44 127
PROTEACEAE Banksiamarginata 48 49 51 52 5386 94 9598 101 124129 132 134 135 137161 154 Banksiaserrata 37 52 125 133 134 135 136 137 138 141 162 Banksiaspinulosa 44 55 66 83 133 134135 136 137 138 144 Grevillea lanigera 53
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APPENDIXB. Continued
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Grevillea miqueliana 141 144 145 Grevillea victoriae 42 136 162 Hakeadactyloides 134 141 145 147 148 Hakeaeriantha 1 4 6 7 10 1527 29 30 34 3639 42 44 46 47 49 50 51 52 56 57 61 64 6667 68 7794 9596 98 99 100 101 107110 112 115117 120 124127 128135 136 157 161 Hakeamacraeana 7 8 22 23 36 47 55 62 66 85 68 88118 126 129 141143 144145 149 150 153157 156 159 162 Hakeamicrocarpa 53 86 Hakeasericea 21 2248 55 133 134 135136 137 138162 Isopogonprostratus 55 132 Lomatiafraseri 6 7 49 56 5777 112 117 161 Lomatiailicifolia 6 7 8 12 1417 20 22 37 29 42 44 46 48 49 51 55 56 66 68 77 79 81 82 86 88 117 122 128 129133 134135 136 137 138 144145 146 149 155 Lomatiamyricoides 6 9 21 23 2535 38 42 44 4950 5556 82 83 86 85 88 94 95 96 97 101 98 117 124 99 161 Persoonialinearis 1 6 7 8 9 12 14 1516 21 22 2426 27 29 30 35 36 41 3742 44 45 48 46 49 50 51 55 52 56 5761 67 70 71 76 7880 79 81 83 82 84 8794 9798 99 101 102 104 107 110 117 122 125 126128 129 133 134 135136 137138 141 143 144 147 145 148 151 153 156 159 160 162 Persooniachamaepeuce 18 20 53 117 Persooniaconfertiflora 17 1848 56 67 86 117 124128 129 133 162 Persoonialevis 52 5582 133 134 135 137 136 138141 145148 Persooniax lucida 133 134145 Persooniasilvatica 6 8 53 77 94 95 98 117 128 161 Telopeaoreades 56 77 128 161
RANUNCULACEAE Clematisaristata 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 15 17 21 22 23 27 2628 29 30 33 34 36 3538 39 40 41 42 46 45 48 4950 51 56 57 60 6168 70 71 77 76 7879 84 86 94 95 96 98 9799 101 102 104 115 112 116 117 118120 121 122123 126 127 128129 133 134 135 137 136 144 147 149 159 Clematisglycinoides 21 25 34 27 38 39 41 4244 4749 50 64 7682 83 8485 90 97 Ranunculuslappaceus 5 124 131 Ranunculusplebeius 5 6 9 17 35 36 3846 48 60 71 7794 9596 97 98 101 102131 Ranunculusrivularis 124 131
RHAMNACEAE Cryptandraamara 136 Pomaderrisandromedifolia 55 91 144 147 148 149 APPENDIXB. Continued
SPECIES OCCURRENCEATSITES
~ecies n~t~raliz~dat site) (Numbersrefer to site numbersin AppendixA)
Pomaderrisaspera 1 4 6 9 10 15 21 2324 25 27 2830 34 35 36 3839 40 41 42 44 46 45 47 50 49 56 64 56 67 72 73 76 77 83 84 85 8994 9596 97 98 99101 103 108109 110112 113 114115 116 117 121124 128 131162 Pomaderriscinerea 13 25 38 3941 4447 50 85 88 91 96 103 118157 Pomaderriscostata 32 Pomaderrissp. aff. costata 118 Pomaderriscotoneaster 96 Pomaderrisdiscolor 45 PomaderriseIliptica 24 45 88 149 Pomaderriseriocephala 96 98 Pomaderris?ferruginea 44 82 134 135 136 Pomaderrisintermedia 23 38 118 141 PomaderrisIanigera 55 83 126 129 143 144 145147 148 151 157 Pomaderrisledifolia 143 153 162 Pomaderrisligustrina 35 3638 55 ?134
ROSACEAE Acaenaanserinifolia 5 9 17 21 42 4849 53 5571 77 83 86 94 95 96 97 101 98 102117 120 127 137 Acaenaovina 3 6 127 Rubushillii 21 23 27 39 41 42 65 46 73 84 85103 112 121 Rubusparvifolius 4 6 9 10 15 38 40 47 48 50 49 51 60 55 70 71 7677 82 83 87 94 96 97 98 100 101 112 119 120 128 124 127 131 162 Rubusrosifolius 21 22 2325 27 34 28 39 41 4267 84 85 103 108 109 111 112 115 121
RUBIACEAE Asperulagunnii 49 53 Asperulascoparia 5 49 86 97 124 128 131 CoprosmahirteIla 53 56120 124 128 129 161 162 Coprosmaquadrifida 1 3 4 6 9 10 15 21 22 23 35 2738 39 41 4249 50 52 5664 71 85 77 8688 96 97 101102 103 108109 110111 112 113114 115 116 117 119 120 124 127 128129 134 136 161 162 Galiumbinifolium 1 6 8 9 27 29 30 33 35 3641 42 38 48 49 56 64 92 101 102 134 135137 136 162 GaIiumgaudichaudii 51 57 98 112 117 128 Galiul\\liratum 27 38 39 40 41 50 64 6771 96 112 129 137 Galiummigrans 50 Galium?propinquum 127 Galiumspp. 13 21 39 71 85 94 99 120 Morindajasminoides 23 44 47 63 84 85 103 112 113 114 115 APPENDIXB. Continued
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_i.~__Species naturalized at site) .______~(N~u=mb~e~rs~re~f~er._1L~ite gumber~_~~A~p~pe~n~d~ix~A~)______
Nertera reptans 5 Operculariaaspera 1 8 9 12 1415 1617 20 21 22 2324 27 28 29 30 3637 38 42 44 47 45 48 49 51 5255 64 66 6770 76 7879 82 83 84 88 8594 96 97 99 98101 102 106 120 123127 128129 134 135 137 136 138 141143 144145 146 147 148 149 152 162 Operculariahispida 16 126 Operculariavaria 16 42 48 55 78 79 96 129 133 134135 136137 Pomaxumbellata 45 55 42 87 23 61 79 80 81 82 83 118 84 119 126129 134 135 136 137 141146 147 148149 151 152 155 156158 162 Psychotria loniceroides 85 111
RUTACEAE Acronychiaoblongifolia 111 Boroniaanemonifolia 78 118 134 135 156 160 Boroniamuelleri 154 Boronianana var. hyssopifolia 53 Boroniapolygalifolia 45 Correabaeuerlenii 22 2385 Correalawrenciana var. cordifolia 27 64 67 Correareflexa 9 22 23 24 29 26 30 42 44 45 47 46 49 50 5161 61 83 64 87 96 97 98 112 115 118 124 126 127 128 129133 134 135 136 137 138159 162 Croweaexalata 55 154 Eriostemonmyoporoides 55 141 144 149 155157 158 Eriostemontrachyphyllus 23 42 88 91 118 119 127 150 Phebaliumcarruthersii 127 Phebaliumphylicifolium 53 Phebaliumralstonii 55 141 143144 145 146 147 148 149 151 153154 Phebaliumsquamulosum 27 29 Philothecasalsolifolia 155 Sarcomelicopesimplicifolia 85 Zieria arborescens 55 112 Zieria cytisoides 155 157 Zieria fraseri ssp. B 55 156 Zieria smithii 15 23 2530 3538 39 41 42 44 64 4575 96 112 115 162
SANTALACEAE Choretrumglomeratum 134 Choretrumpauciflorum 53 56 133 134 135 136 137 APPENDIXB. continued
SPECIES OCCURRENCEATSITES
~cies naturalized at s.~it~eL)______(Numbersrefer to site numbersin AppendixA)
Exocarpuscupressiformis 13 27 34 40 41 42 4450 51 57 56 62 7076 77 81 82 83 8487 96 112 115 117 120 127 128 134 135 136137 138155 Exocarpusstrictus 2 3 6 8 9 12 1415 1721 2735 3638 40 42 47 44 48 49 51 52 5356 62 64 66 67 72 83 7787 94 95 97 101 102117 123 128 131 134 135 136144 157 159 161 162 Leptomeriaacida 141 144145 147 148 151 Omphacomeriaacerba 77 117 133 134 136 Santalumobtusifolium 23 42
SAPINDACEAE Alectryonsubcinereus 47 103 111 Dodonaeamultijuga 151 153155 156157 158 Dodonaearhombi folia 157 Dodonaeatriquetra 22 2344 55 82 83135 136137 141143 144 146 147 150 151 153 159 Dodonaeatruncatiales 23 38 42 136 147 148 149 152 Dodonaeaviscosa 38 42 44 47 45 50 5176 83 100 118 127 136
SCROPHULARIACEAE Gratiola latifolia 5 17 83 88124 Gratiola pubescens 96 97 135 136137 Parahebederwentiana 9 17 60 86 125 Parahebeperfoliata 67 117 126 155158 162 Veronicacalycina 3 5 8 12 15 16 17 27 2833 35 3638 46 4951 57 70 71 86 77 92 94 97 95 98 99101 102 106 119 117 120 124 127128 129 Veronicagracilis 51 Veronicasp. aff. gracilis 131 Veronicanotabilis 34 3663 64 77 95 112 128135 Veronicaplebeia 35 3638 42 50 70 76 82 83 119 128 135 136 137
SOLANACEAE Solanumaviculare 24 76 100 112 115 119 Solanumbrollnii 8 23 2547 64 68 76 Solanumlaciniatum 42 83 * Solanumnigrum 39 51 135 136 137 Solanumopacum 8 49 Solanumprinophyllum 8 33 3644 51 65 69 76127 137 143 152 159 Solanumpungetium 15 33 3438 39 42 76 78 80 8384 85 112 89 115 116 121 135 Solanumvescum 83 .=-- r__ ~~
APPENDIXB. Continued
SPECIES OCCURRENCEATSITES (t Species naturalize,Q,.at site) (Numbersrefer to site numbersin AppendixA)
STACKHOUSIACEAE Stackhousiamonogyna 11 12 16 22 26 2946 4955 66 6874 86 92 106 120 134 136 Stackhousiaviminea 53 100
STERCULIACEAE Brachychitonpopulneum 15 33 3942 47 50 51 75 76 96 100 127 152 Commersoniafraseri 25 38 39 41 4255 76 85 96 111 127152 155 157 Lasiopetalumferrugineum 55 134 135 136137 141145 146 148149 151 152 153 155162 Lasiopetalummacrophyllum 55 64 135 136 137 145 162 Rulingiadasyphylla 55 148 152 Rulingia hermanniifolia 153
STYLIDIACEAE Stylidiumgraminifolium 3 6 7 8 17 20 41 42 4551 52 5355 61 75 77 81 8294 9598 99 100 110117 124 128 129 133134 135136 137 141 145 146148 152
SYMPLOCACEAE Symplocosthwaitesii 111
THYMELAEACEAE Pimeleaaxiflora 9 10 1421 22 2334 35 38 36 39' 40 4244 46 47 4950 5671 84 94 96 97 98101 102 99 103112 119120 124 128 137 Pimeleacurviflora ssp. gracilis 158 Pimelealigustrina 24 49 64 77105 109 112124 135 137 Pimelealinifolia 26 29 45 52 55 66 82 83 84151 153
TREMANDRACEAE Tetratheca bauerifolia 8 12 1618 20 117 126 128 129 162 Tetratheca pilosa ssp. latifolia 22 27 133 Tetratheca subaphylla 154 Tetratheca thymifolia 21 22 23 41 24 42 44 4555 83 46 87 134 143 145 147 151 152 153155
ULMACEAE Tremaaspera 23 2533 38 39 41 4796 112 APPENDIXB. Continued
SPECIES OCCURRENCEATSITES (t Speciesnaturalized at site) (Numbersrefer to site numbersin AppendixA)
URTICACEAE Australina pusilla 10 56 77 98 99 112 115116 121 128 Dendrocnideexcelsa 23 85 112 Parietaria debilis 76 Urtica incisa 10 27 34 3941 4247 4950 5671 72 76 7782 85 88 94 96 98 97 99 101 102 103 111 109 112 113114 115 116117 119 121 127 128
VIOLACEAE Hybanthusvernonii 55 146 149 151 153 Hybanthusmonopetalus 22 Hymenantheradentata 47 50 60 73 85 76 103 121 Viola betonicifolia 2 3 5 12 13 45 4849 51 70 71 117 76 120127 131 Viola caleyana 131 Viola hederacea 1 4 5 6 7 8 9 12 1315 1617 19 21 22 23 24 29 27 30 34 28 35 37 36 38 3940 41 42 44 45
48 49 ~O'51 52 53 5557 64 56 66 67 68 70 71 76 77 79 83 85 86 94 88 9597 98 99 101 102 106 108112 117 120 122 127 128 129 131 133 134 137 135 143 136 149 159
VITACEAE Cissus hypoglauca 21 23 25 2735 3941 4244 64 7383 8485 103 111 112113 114
WINTERACEAE Tasmannialanceolata 56 57 109 112 115 116 128
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