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A VEGETATION MAP OF THE WESTERNGAWLER RANGES, SOUTH AUSTRALIA

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byT. J. Hudspith, A. C. Robinson and P.J. Lang

Biodiversity Survey and MonitoringNational Parks and Wildlife, South Australia

Department for Environment and Heritage, South Australia

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Research and the collation of information presented in this report was undertaken by theSouth Australian Government through its Biological Survey of South Australia Program.

The views and opinions expressed in this report are those of the authors and do not reflectthose of the South Australian Government or the Minister for Environment and Heritage.

The report may be cited as:

Hudspith, T. J., Robinson, A. C. and Lang, P. J. (2001)A Vegetation Map of the Western Gawler Ranges, South Australia (National Parks andWildlife, South Australia, Department for Environment and Heritage, South Australia).

ISBN 0 7590 1029 3

Copies may be borrowed from the library:

The Housing, Environment and Planning Library located at:Level 1, Roma Mitchell Building, 136 North Terrace(GPO Box 1669)ADELAIDE SA 5001

Cover Photograph:A typical Triodia covered hillslope on Thurlga Station, Gawler Ranges, South Australia.Photo: A. C. Robinson.

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A Vegetation Map of the Western Gawler Ranges, South Australia________________________________________________________________________________

PREFACE________________________________________________________________________________

A Vegetation Map of the Western Gawler Ranges, South Australia is a further product of the Biological Survey of SouthAustralia

The program of systematic biological surveys to cover the whole of South Australia arose out of a realisation that aneffort was needed to increase our knowledge of the distribution of the vascular plants and vertebrate fauna of the stateand to encourage their conservation.

Over the last fifteen years, there has been a strong commitment to the Biological Survey by Government and animpressive dedication from hundreds of volunteer biologists.

This vegetation mapping follows on from the Biological Survey of the whole Gawler Ranges in 1985 and focusses onthe area covering the new Gawler Ranges National Park and its immediate surrounds. The map was produced usingstandard methods which are now applied to all biological surveys in the sheep pastoral country, but which were notapplied as part of the original 1985 survey.

It is anticipated that the Biological Survey will achieve complete statewide coverage by 2015 and will be anachievement for which we can be very proud. Biologists in the future will be able to measure the direction of long-termecological change, and we will have substantially improved our knowledge of the biodiversity of South Australia andour ability to adequately manage nature conservation into the future.

IAIN EVANSMinister for Environment and HeritageMinister for Recreation, Sport and Racing

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A Vegetation Map of the Western Gawler Ranges, South Australia_______________________________________________________________________________________________

ABSTRACT_______________________________________________________________________________________________

This report consolidates vegetation quadrat data collected during the following four separate surveys:

• 1985 as part of a biological survey of the whole Gawler Ranges.• 1987, 88, 92 and 93 as part of the pastoral assessment process.• 1998 as part of the NE Eyre Peninsula agricultural lands vegetation mapping survey.• 1999 as part of the NW Eyre Peninsula agricultural lands vegetation mapping survey.• 2000 as part of a specific vegetation survey to fill in gaps in existing coverage.

Data from these surveys was brought up to date taxonomically and used to add to the plant species list from the 1985biological survey to produce a new total species list for the Gawler Ranges.

Data for the perennial plants only, from these combined quadrats was analysed using PATN exploratory analysis toproduce 20 groups based on floristic composition and these are illustrated and described.

Using a combination of Landsat TM imagery and aerial photography, a vegetation map was produced at a scale of 1:100000 to cover the following standard map sheets:

5932 MINNIPA5933 YARTOO6032 CACUPPA6033 YARDEA

This mapping joined the 1:50 000 agricultural area vegetation mapping and where possible, given the scale change, ithas been edge-matched. Line work only for this more detailed mapping is included on the maps in this report.

Twenty vegetation types were mapped and, where possible, were equated to the groups generated by the floristicanalysis.

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The mint bush Prostanthera florifera a plant confined to the rocky hills of the western GawlerRanges.Photo: A. C. Robinson

Moonrise over bluebush shrubland in the new Gawler Ranges National Park.Photo: A.C.Robinson

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CONTENTS________________________________________________________________________________

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PREFACE iii

ABSTRACT iv

FRONTISPIECE v

FIGURES ix

LIST OF APPENDICES xii

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS xiii

INTRODUCTION 1

METHODS 2

RESULTS 7VEGETATION 7VEGETATION MAPPING 27

REFERENCES 29

APPENDICES 31

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FIGURE 1. Gawler Ranges vegetation mapping study area showing the locations of all survey quadrats used in floristic analysis. 4

FIGURE 2. Halosarcia indica ssp. leiostachya Brown-head Samphire Low shrublandat quadrat PAN00701. 8

FIGURE 3. Maireana sedifolia Pearl Bluebush +/- Atriplex vesicaria Bladder SaltbushLow shrubland at quadrat HIL00101. 9

FIGURE 4. Acacia papyrocarpa Western Myall Low woodland at quadrat THU00101. 10

FIGURE 5. Carrichtera annua Wards Weed Herbland at quadrat THU00701. 11

FIGURE 6. Casuarina pauper Black Oak Low open woodland at quadrat HIL00501. 12

FIGURE 7. Stipa spp. Open tussock grassland at quadrat PAN01301. 13

FIGURE 8. Eucalyptus oleosa Red Mallee +/- Eucalyptus gracilis Yorrell+/- Eucalyptus brachycalyx Gilja Tree mallee at quadrat HIL00201. 14

FIGURE 9. Eucalyptus oleosa Red Mallee Tree mallee over Eremophila scoparia Broom Emubushat quadrat THU01101. 15

FIGURE 10. Callitris preisii Southern Cypress Pine Low open woodland at quadrat KOL00401. 16

FIGURE 11. Eucalyptus concinna Victoria Desert Mallee Duboisia hopwoodii Pituri Tall openshrubland PMB3271. 17

FIGURE 12. Acacia anuera Mulga Very low open woodland over Ptilotus obovatusSilver Mulla Mulla at quadrat KOW00101. 18

FIGURE 13. Maireana pyramidata Blackbush +/- Atriplex vesicaria Bladder Saltbush Lowshrubland at quadrat KOW00601. 19

FIGURE 14. Melaleuca uncinata Mallee Broombush Open shrubland over Triodia irritans Spinifex +/- anoverstory of Eucalyptus dumosa White Mallee at quadrat MIN00301 21

FIGURE 15. Eucalyptus incrassata Ridge-Fruited Mallee +/- Eucalyptus socialis Red MalleeOpen mallee at quadrat SCR00601. 22

FIGURE 16. Triodia irritans Spinifex Hummock grassland at quadrat PAN00401. 23

FIGURE 17. Acacia tarculensis Tall open shrubland +/- Triodia irritans Spinifex at quadratHIL00401. 24

FIGURE 18. Melaleuca uncinata Mallee BroombushOpen shrubland 25

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PAGEFIGURE 19. Olearia decurrens Winged Daisy-bush Dodonaea viscosa ssp. angustissima

Narrow-leaf Hop-bush Melaleuca uncinata Mallee Broombush Open shrublandat quadrat PAN01201. 26

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APPENDICES________________________________________________________________________________

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Appendix I Site locations, survey dates, floristic analysis group numbers and physical descriptions. 31

Appendix II Land form, land units and surface soil texture for the 19 groups in the floristic analysis. 43

Appendix III Plant species recorded from the Gawler Ranges and their immediate surrounds. 45

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS________________________________________________________________________________

Thanks to Lee Heard and Lyn Kajar from the Geographic Asnalysis and Research Group of Planning SA who assistedwith vegetation sampling during the vegetation survey in August 2000.

Rangers at the newly established Gawler Ranges National Park, Craig Nixon and Tyson Barnes shared their knowledgeof the area, assisted with fieldwork and provided field support to the vegetation survey teams.

Geoff Axford, the Regional Ecologist for the NPWSA northern region based at Pt Augusta supported the project in anumber of ways.

Paul Gould provided the data from the Pastoral Assessment sites across the mapping area and Rob Brandle formatted allthe site-based floristic data and carried out the PATN analysis.

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INTRODUCTION_______________________________________________________________________________________________

The Biological Survey of South Australia issystematically surveying and documenting thedistribution of State’s plant and animal biodiversity andmapping vegetation on a regional basis. The surveyprogram began in the late 1970s. In October 1985 thethird regional survey in the series was carried out in theGawler Ranges. This survey (Robinson et al. 1988)documented the vascular plants and vertebrate faunaacross the whole Gawler Ranges area and produced aseries of recommendations for further conservationmanagement of the regions characteristic plant andanimal communities.

The placing of Paney Station on the market in 1999provided an opportunity for the Government of SouthAustralia to acquire a part of the Gawler Rangesrecognised as a ‘Key Biological Area’ in the 1988survey report. Purchase was negotiated with fundingsupport from the Commonwealth GovernmentsNational Reserve System Program and the station wasadded to the State Conservation Reserve System as theGawler Ranges National Park in mid 2000.

Sheep grazing began in the Gawler Ranges in 1862 (seeRobinson et al. 1988 for an historical summary).Following the removal of sheep from the former PaneyStation, National Parks and Wildlife SA decided it wasimportant to establish a set of baseline informationagainst which future ecological changes, expected tooccur in the new National Park, could be compared. Ahigh priority was the production of an adequatevegetation map.The 1988 Biological Survey Report published a seriesof small vegetation maps centred on the sites sampledduring the field survey, but no other vegetationmapping existed. There was also a floristic analysis,based on the Biological Survey vegetation quadrats,which provided an overview of the floristicrelationships across the whole Gawler Ranges area.From 1986 to 1996 the Pastoral Management Group ofthe Department for Environment and Heritage carriedout pastoral assessments covering all the leases in theGawler Ranges. The pastoral assessment sites providedadditional site-based floristic data for the area. In 1999the Geographic Analysis and Research Unit of PlanningSA (Department for Transport, Urban Planning and theArts) sampled a large series of vegetation sites onNorth West Eyre Peninsula, to the south of the GawlerRanges, as part of their standard vegetation mappingprogram for the agricultural districts of the State.

After taking into account the availability of all of thisvegetation data, the Biodiversity Survey andMonitoring Group of National Parks and Wildlife,South Australia agreed to undertake a special project in2000 to produce a standard set of 1:100000 vegetationmaps covering the new Gawler Ranges National Parkand surrounding areas. These maps will form part of theset of baseline information required for ecologicalmanagement and monitoring in the new Park.

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METHODS_______________________________________________________________________________________________

SITE SELECTION AND NOMENCLATURE

The vegetation mapping in this report covers thefollowing 1:100000 topographic map sheets:

5932 MINNIPA5933 YARTOO6032 CACUPPA6033 YARDEA

There are four sources of site based vegetation data forthese four map sheets and the immediate surroundingarea. This data is included in the PATN analysis asfollows: 1985 Biological Survey All quadrats from the following sites. Note that in theoriginal Gawler Ranges Biological Survey Report(Robinson et al. 1988) these sites were given two ratherthan three letter codes. These are shown in bracketsbelow: Hiltaba HIL (HL) Kolendo KOL (KL) Koweridda KOW (KW) Paney PAN (PA) Pine Lodge PIN (PL) Scrubby Peak SCR (SC) Yardea YAR (YD) This part of the 1985 biological survey included 105quadrats. 1986-1996 Pastoral Lease Assessment All assessment sites from the following pastoral leases: Buckleboo Hiltaba Moonaree Mt Ive Paney Scrubby Peak Thurlga

Yardea 3757 records of 319 species at 263 quadrats. 1999 North West Eyre Peninsula Vegetation Survey All sites on the following four 1:50000 map sheetswhich form part of the 1:100000 sheets mapped for thissurvey: 5932-IV CHILPUDDIE 5932-III MINNIPA MIN 5932-II YANINEE YAN 6032-III WUDINNA WUD 6032-II CORROBINNIE COR 2041 records of 351 species at 55 quadrats. 2000 Vegetation Mapping Survey Additional vegetation quadrats were sampled between14-23 August 2000. They were chosen to sample areasand vegetation communities not well sampled onprevious surveys. There was a concentration ofadditional quadrats within the new Gawler RangesNational Park area. They included extra quadrats withthe following codes: Hiltaba HIL Kolendo KOL Koweridda KOW Paney PAN Pine Lodge PIN Scrubby Peak SCR Thurlga THU Yardea YAR Data from these 33 quadrats was added to theSURVEY database and, when combined with the 1985survey data included a total of 3254 records of 440species at 138 quadrats. The locations of all these quadrats on the four mapsheets and surrounding area are shown in Fig. 1. Theirgrid coordinates and other details are listed inAppendix I.

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Figure 1. Gawler Ranges vegetation mapping study area showing the locations of all surveyquadrats used in floristic analysis.

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DATA COLLECTION There were some differences in vegetation quadratsampling between the four sources of vegetationquadrat data. The methods used in the 1985 BiologicalSurvey are detailed in Robinson et al. (1988). This datawas stored in the SURVEY database. Consequently,subsequent taxonomic changes have been made wherepossible. The Pastoral Assessment site data provided informationon the perennial component of the vegetation only.Details of the methods used to collect this data are inRangeland Assessment Unit (1988). This data wasstored in an ACCESS database which does not have afacility for taxonomic update. Therefore, plant speciesdata from this source were updated to the currenttaxonomic understanding to match other data. The 1999 North West Eyre Peninsula VegetationSurvey and the 2000 Vegetation Mapping Surveycollected data in an almost identical fashion andincluded all recognisable ephemeral species in additionto the perennials. See Heard and Channon (1997) fordetails of the data collection methods. One significantdifference was that the 1999 survey used the standard30m x 30m quadrat size established for agriculturalarea vegetation surveys while the 2000 survey used50m x 50m quadrats. Data from both surveys wasstored in the SURVEY database and therefore reflectscurrent taxonomic concepts. Both the 1985 and 2000surveys used standard 1 square kilometre survey sites.Consequently, in many cases, particularly in hilly areas,several habitat patches were recognised and so multiplequadrats were surveyed at the same site. PLANT SPECIES LIST

A total plant species list was compiled for the GawlerRanges and immediate surrounds by taking the total listfrom Robinson et al. (1988), and updating it to currenttaxonomy. This list was then compared with thevegetation quadrat data listed above and any additionalspecies were added to provide the consolidated list inAppendix III.

VEGETATION MAPPING

The Gawler Ranges Vegetation Mapping Survey areastraddles the agricultural and pastoral zones, whichcomplicates the vegetation mapping process whencompared with other regional surveys. The GeographicAnalysis and Research Unit (GAR) of the SADepartment for Transport, Urban Planning and the Arts(DTUPA) usually undertake mapping in the agriculturalzone. This mapping is generally based on 1:40000 scaleaerial photography and 1:50000 scale topographic mapdata. In the pastoral zone, mapping is normally theresponsibility of the Biodiversity Survey andMonitoring Group of the Department for Environmentand Heritage. In southern sections of the pastoral zone,

of which the Gawler Ranges is a part, mapping isusually based on 1:100000 scale geo-rectified satelliteimagery (Landsat Thematic Mapper) and 1:100000scale topographic map data enhanced by 1:80000 scaleaerial photography. In northern parts 1:250000 scalesatellite imagery and map data are used. However,vegetation mapping in the pastoral zone for this surveywas based on a slightly different scenario. This was dueto the availability of 1:40000 aerial photographycovering most of the survey area and 1:50000topographic map data covering some of the study area.Consequently, mapping for this survey was based on1:100000 scale imagery, 1:100000 and 1:50000 scaletopographic map data and 1:40000 scale aerialphotography (listed on the map in the back of thisreport).

The agricultural and pastoral zones meet approximatelyat the southern boundary of the former Paney Station.The vegetation mapping undertaken for this project,and presented in this report, covers the area to the northof this line. The GAR Unit has undertaken vegetationmapping for the area south of this line. This mapping ismore detailed with extra information in relation to thedifferentiation of dominant over-story species. Thismapping was incomplete at the publication of thisreport however draft line-work can be seen on the mapcontained in the back of this report.

All relevant literature, previous vegetation mapping,aerial photography, satellite imagery, topographic andgeological maps were reviewed prior to commencingmapping. In addition, any individuals or groups withlocal knowledge were consulted and some fieldworkwas carried out. Based on the available information,and taking into account the scale factor of the mapping,it was decided 20 distinct vegetation associations couldbe reasonably well identified and delineated.Furthermore, it was determined two non-vegetationmapping groups could also be identified and delineated.

It was decided to individually map vegetation for thefour 1:100000 map sheets covering the western GawlerRanges survey area. Initially, the boundaries ofvegetation communities were marked onto laminated,hard copy, 1:100000 scale satellite images, using anOmni-chrome pencil. Digital topographic informationwas printed onto same scale transparent overlays andthese were placed on top of each mapped image. Thevegetation community boundaries were transferred tothe overlays and then digitised as polygons usingARC/INFO GIS software. Each digitised polygon wasedited and coded with a unique identifying number.Each polygon was also assigned a code representingbetween one and three of the vegetation or non-vegetation mapping groups. Each map sheet wasproduced as a standard, hard copy, 1:100000 scalevegetation map. These maps are similar in design to a1:100000 scale topographic map. Each hard copy mapwas checked in the field for accuracy and later digitallyedited if necessary. After final editing, the four

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separate, digital vegetation polygon coverages werejoined together in order to create one continuous digitalvegetation layer covering the study area. This complexlayer of digital information is presented as a single1:250000 scale map in the back of this report. A secondlarger scale map covering the Gawler Ranges NationalPark is also provided. The four standardised 1:100000vegetation map sheets, complete with grid references,drainage and infrastructure information, can beobtained from the Department for Environment andHeritage upon request. A small fee will apply.

Each community is represented on the maps by aunique colour. The colour was chosen to reflect thevegetation itself or the basic landform or soil type onwhich the community usually occurred.

FLORISTIC ANALYSIS

The site based data were analysed using PATNexploratory data analysis software (Belbin 1989). Theanalysis was conducted on the total data set based onspecies which are perennial or consistently detectablein all seasonal conditions. This reduced the number ofspecies from 398 to 241 and the number of recordsfrom 9787 to 6777.

The analysis clustered the site species presence/absencedata into groups based on similarity. The method ofPATN analysis is similar to that used for the FlindersRanges Survey (Brandle 2001). Once taxonomicconsistency had been established for the combined dataset used in the analysis, species which only occurredonce and quadrats with less than four species andspecies with less than four records were removed. Thefinal analysis was performed on 241 species at 424quadrats. This included a total of 6585 records.

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VEGETATIONINTRODUCTION

The vegetation of the Gawler Ranges as a whole isdescribed in Robinson et al. 1988. This report alsocontains a species list (as Appendix II) of the 740 planttaxa then known for the total area. The plant list in thisreport (Appendix II) adds species recorded since the1985 biological survey and updates the list to currenttaxonomy. The total number of plant taxa now knownfrom the Gawler Ranges has been increased to 885.

Details of the plant species of particular interest aregiven in Robinson et al. (1988) and will not be repeatedhere. Two additional records resulting from theNovember 2000 survey were:

The discovery of a population of the Mallee Box(Eucalyptus odorata) on the lower slopes of MtFairview (PAN02001), which represents a significantnew record for the Gawler Ranges and the northernlimit for this species on Eyre Peninsula. The nearestspecimen records in the Plant Biodiversity Centre are:28 km WNW of Cowell (1979), Between Darke Peakand Carappee Hill (1980), Just N of Darke Peak (1980)and Iron Dutchess, Middleback Range (1981).

The record of the Twin-leaf Sunray (Rhodantheoppositifolia) from a hill north of Paney woolshed(PAN01401) represents the third record for SouthAustralia of this Western Australian species. TheGawler Ranges appear to support the eastern mostpopulation with the only other records in the PlantBiodiversity Centre being from: S Gawler Ranges(1939) and Second hill E of Mt St Mungo (1989).

A second population of a long-stemmed Acacia similarto Acacia notabilis was discovered on Yardea atYAR00901. It seems to occur mostly on ridgelines andis also known from the Tondulya area. Therelationships of this form are currently beinginvestigated by Martin O’Leary of the PlantBiodiversity Centre

SPECIES PATTERNS

PATN, an exploratory analysis program, was used toclump the 424 quadrats into 20 groups based on thesimilarity of their floristic composition (using speciespresence data). The dissimilarity cut off value ofapproximately 1, which was used to define the 20groups, is similar to the levels used in other regionalsurveys (Robinson et al. 1988, Brandle 1998, Brandle2001).

Detailed descriptions are provided for 19 of the 20floristic groups defined using PATN. Note that PATNgroup 20 consisted of a single quadrat (PMB3244) onMt Allalone. This vegetation was re-sampled in the2000 vegetation survey and was classified in PATNgroup 18, so group 20 was deleted. The layout of eachgroup is as follows :

• PATN group number followed by the descriptivetitle that includes the dominant overstorey species,the vegetation structural classification for SouthAustralia and the dominant understorey species.

• The number of sites contributing to the group.• The total number of perennial species recorded at

sites defining the group.• A brief description of the location, landform, soils

and variation across the group. The mostimportant indicator species are also listed.

• A table of statistics for the species that occur in thegroup at frequencies of greater than 40%.

• A map of the study area with the location of thesites contributing to the group.

• A picture of one of the sites comprising the group.

The sites contributing to each group are detailed inAppendix I. The number of quadrats in each floristicgroup which fell into a particular Landform, Land Unitand Surface Soil Texture category in given inAppendix II (Note that this data was not available forall quadrats in the data set).

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Group 1. Halosarcia indica ssp. leiostachya Brown-head Samphire Low shrubland.Number of sites in group: 11Number of perennial species in group: 34

A Low shrubland to Low open shrubland fringing salt lakes and depressions with sandy clay or sandy clay loam soils.Important indicator species include Halosarcia indica ssp. leiostachya Brown-head Samphire and Disphymacrassifolium ssp. clavellatum Round-leaf Pigface.

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Halosarcia indica ssp. leiostachya brown-head samphire 73 457.66 8 10 2Disphyma crassifolium ssp. clavellatum round-leaf pigface 45 360.01 5 5 1Atriplex vesicaria Bladder Saltbush 91 32.32 10 147 13Atriplex stipitata bitter saltbush 55 9.82 6 133 13Sclerolaena obliquicuspis oblique-spined bindyi 45 6.70 5 123 11Enchylaena tomentosa var. tomentosa ruby saltbush 45 2.67 5 181 18

Figure 2. Halosarcia indica ssp. leiostachyaBrown-head Samphire Low shrubland atquadrat PAN00701

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Group 2. Maireana sedifolia Pearl Bluebush +/- Atriplex vesicaria Bladder Saltbush Low shrubland +/- anoverstorey of Alectryon oleifolius Bullock Bush.Number of sites in group: 22Number of perennial species in group: 78

In its purest form this group is a low shrubland of Maireana sedifolia Pearl Bluebush and it tends to occur on the sandyclay loams in the broad valleys and occasionally on hill footslopes. It continues as an understory into much of Group 3.There are no clearly defined indicator species for this group.


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Maireana turbinata top-fruit bluebush 77 127.99 17 33 8Maireana pyramidata black bluebush 86 31.18 19 104 8Maireana sedifolia bluebush 91 25.37 20 125 9Lycium australe Australian boxthorn 59 21.42 13 71 12Stipa nitida Balcarra spear-grass 50 16.08 11 64 14Atriplex vesicaria Bladder Saltbush 82 12.35 18 147 13Myoporum platycarpum false sandalwood 45 8.22 10 76 9Danthonia caespitosa common wallaby-grass 73 8.05 16 146 16Eriochiton sclerolaenoides woolly-fruit bluebush 50 4.53 11 107 13Sclerolaena obliquicuspis oblique-spined bindyi 55 4.14 12 123 11Alectryon oleifolius ssp. canescens bullock bush 50 2.29 11 128 13Carrichtera annua* Ward's weed 77 1.95 17 222 16Acacia papyrocarpa western myall 41 0.65 9 126 11

Figure 3. Maireana sedifolia PearlBluebush +/- Atriplex vesicaria BladderSaltbush Low shrubland at quadratHIL00101

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Group 3. Acacia papyrocarpa Western Myall Low woodland over +/- Atriplex vesicaria Bladder Saltbush and/orMaireana sedifolia Pearl Bluebush.Number of sites in group: 78Number of perennial species in group: 79

Distinguished from Group 2 by the presence of a Low woodland of Acacia papyrocarpa Western Myall and alsoconfined to the sandy clay loams of the plains and broad valley systems.


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Acacia papyrocarpa western myall 88 126.12 69 126 11Atriplex stipitata bitter saltbush 78 79.69 61 133 13Maireana georgei satiny bluebush 45 57.15 35 68 7Rhagodia spinescens spiny saltbush 40 55.97 31 57 10Maireana sedifolia bluebush 65 52.04 51 125 9Atriplex vesicaria Bladder Saltbush 68 40.43 53 147 13Lycium australe Australian boxthorn 40 36.60 31 71 12Myoporum platycarpum false sandalwood 40 31.61 31 76 9Sclerolaena obliquicuspis oblique-spined bindyi 53 25.49 41 123 11Maireana pyramidata black bluebush 42 17.86 33 104 8Enchylaena tomentosa var. tomentosa ruby saltbush 63 15.85 49 181 18Carrichtera annua* Ward's weed 73 15.05 57 222 16

Figure 4. Acacia papyrocarpa Western Myall Lowwoodland at quadrat THU00101

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Group 4. Carrichtera annua Wards Weed Herbland +/- Stipa spp.+/- Sclerolaena spp. +/- an overstory ofAlectryon oleifolius Bullock Bush.Number of sites in group: 49Number of perennial species in group: 84

The most extreme form of this group is illustrated where past heavy grazing has removed most of the perrenial shrubcomponent and left a herbland dominated by ephemeral species. Other varients that are more intact include theEucalyptus porosa Mallee Box Open Mallee along drainage lines in the central part of the study area.


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Alectryon oleifolius ssp. canescens bullock bush 80 71.70 39 128 13Acacia oswaldii umbrella wattle 49 56.72 24 68 10Eucalyptus porosa mallee box 41 51.11 20 54 9Casuarina pauper black oak 45 51.09 22 63 10Sclerolaena patenticuspis spear-fruit bindyi 49 31.59 24 94 10Rhagodia parabolica mealy saltbush 55 28.77 27 117 13Danthonia caespitosa common wallaby-grass 63 27.36 31 146 16Carrichtera annua* Ward's weed 78 18.96 38 222 16Atriplex stipitata bitter saltbush 49 13.96 24 133 13Enchylaena tomentosa var. tomentosa ruby saltbush 57 10.07 28 181 18

Figure 5. Carrichtera annua Wards WeedHerbland at quadrat THU00701

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Group 5. Casuarina pauper Black Oak Low open woodland.Number of sites in group: 7Number of perennial species in group: 32

A Low open woodland of the hill footslopes where limestone either outcrops or is close to the surface. Apart from thedominant Casuarina pauper Black Oak there were no other clear indicator species identified.


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Casuarina pauper black oak 71 30.82 5 63 10Sclerolaena patenticuspis spear-fruit bindyi 71 17.87 5 94 10Maireana georgei satiny bluebush 57 16.51 4 68 7Atriplex stipitata bitter saltbush 71 10.36 5 133 13Lycium australe Australian boxthorn 43 7.54 3 71 12Maireana sedifolia bluebush 57 6.20 4 125 9Dodonaea viscosa ssp. angustissima narrow-leaf hop-bush 43 3.79 3 104 16Carrichtera annua* Ward's weed 71 3.60 5 222 16

Figure 6. Casuarina pauper Black Oak Lowopen woodland at quadrat HIL00501

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Group 6. Stipa spp. Open tussock grassland +/-an overstory of Alectryon oleifolius Bullock Bush.Number of sites in group: 16Number of perennial species in group: 98

To an extent these spear grass areas may be an atrefact of past grazing where the perrenial shrub component has beenlargely removed. It is possible however that there were always some areas of grassland in the southern part of theGawler Ranges. They occur on the sandy clay loams of the plains and wide valleys and form a mosaic with Groups 4and 5.


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Rhagodia preissii ssp. preissii mallee saltbush 44 24.12 7 34 9Stipa nitida Balcarra spear-grass 56 16.81 9 64 14Stipa elegantissima feather spear-grass 62 13.36 10 85 15Eriochiton sclerolaenoides woolly-fruit bluebush 69 11.06 11 107 13Enchylaena tomentosa var. tomentosa ruby saltbush 69 2.15 11 181 18Dodonaea viscosa ssp. angustissima narrow-leaf hop-bush 44 2.10 7 104 16Sclerolaena obliquicuspis oblique-spined bindyi 50 2.10 8 123 11Danthonia caespitosa common wallaby-grass 56 1.88 9 146 16Carrichtera annua* Ward's weed 62 0.19 10 222 16

Figure 7. Stipa spp. Open tussockgrassland at quadrat PAN01301

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Group 7. Eucalyptus oleosa Red Mallee +/- Eucalyptus gracilis Yorrell +/- Eucalyptus brachycalyx Gilja Treemallee over Geijera linearifolia Sheep-bush, Olearia muelleri Muellers Daisy-bush.

Number of sites in group: 17Number of perennial species in group: 80

A Tree mallee dominated by Eucalyptus oleosa Red Mallee and Eucalyptus brachycalyx Gilja with scattered patches ofEucalyptus gracilis Yorrell. It occurs on clay loams and sandy clay loams of the plains in the most southern GawlerRanges. It is closely related to Group 8, but can be distinguished by the absence of Bluebush and Cratystylisconocephala Bluebush Daisy.


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Acacia ancistrophylla var. lissophylla hook-leaf wattle 71 97.61 12 21 4Olearia muelleri Mueller's daisy-bush 71 62.00 12 30 5Eucalyptus oleosa red mallee 82 54.49 14 43 8Westringia rigida stiff westringia 71 48.29 12 36 8Eucalyptus brachycalyx gilja 59 46.57 10 27 7Ptilotus seminudus rabbit-tails 53 36.22 9 27 8Zygophyllum aurantiacum shrubby twinleaf 82 33.69 14 59 9Eucalyptus gracilis yorrell 76 33.01 13 53 10Geijera linearifolia sheep bush 65 21.82 11 52 8Eremophila scoparia broom emubush 53 21.59 9 38 8Rhagodia preissii ssp. preissii mallee saltbush 47 18.99 8 34 9Stipa elegantissima feather spear-grass 76 13.75 13 85 15Maireana trichoptera hairy-fruit bluebush 53 12.79 9 51 8Senna artemisioides ssp. petiolaris flat-stalk senna 47 11.05 8 46 12Sclerolaena diacantha grey bindyi 59 8.78 10 71 15Eremophila glabra ssp. glabra tar bush 41 5.01 7 54 13Senna artemisioides nothossp. coriacea broad-leaf desert senna 41 3.41 7 62 11Carrichtera annua* Ward's weed 41 2.52 7 222 16Enchylaena tomentosa var. tomentosa ruby saltbush 53 0.17 9 181 18Eriochiton sclerolaenoides woolly-fruit bluebush 41 0.13 7 107 13Danthonia caespitosa common wallaby-grass 47 0.01 8 146 16

Figure 8. Eucalyptus oleosa Red Mallee +/-Eucalyptus gracilis Yorrell +/- Eucalyptusbrachycalyx Gilja Tree mallee at quadratHIL00201

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Group 8. Eucalyptus oleosa Red Mallee Tree mallee over Eremophila scoparia Broom Emubush, Cratystylisconocephala False Bluebush.

Number of sites in group: 31Number of perennial species in group: 117

A Tree mallee group dominated by Red Mallee, it is closely allied to Group 7 but is generally found further north inslightly drier areas. It can be characterised by Bluebush Daisy and Rhagodia ulicina Intricate Saltbush.


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Eremophila scoparia broom emubush 65 60.04 20 38 8Cratystylis conocephala bluebush daisy 45 59.31 14 21 6Rhagodia crassifolia fleshy saltbush 42 53.16 13 20 5Geijera linearifolia sheep bush 74 52.36 23 52 8Eucalyptus oleosa red mallee 65 49.45 20 43 8Olearia muelleri Mueller's daisy-bush 45 34.80 14 30 5Eremophila glabra ssp. glabra tar bush 61 28.82 19 54 13Exocarpos aphyllus leafless cherry 71 27.46 22 69 12Rhagodia ulicina intricate saltbush 42 20.71 13 36 4Senna artemisioides nothossp. coriacea broad-leaf desert senna 58 18.40 18 62 11Maireana pentatropis erect mallee bluebush 48 12.74 15 56 10Sclerolaena diacantha grey bindyi 52 8.64 16 71 15Zygophyllum aurantiacum shrubby twinleaf 42 6.57 13 59 9Stipa elegantissima feather spear-grass 52 4.76 16 85 15Sclerolaena patenticuspis spear-fruit bindyi 42 0.70 13 94 10Maireana sedifolia bluebush 52 0.38 16 125 9Rhagodia parabolica mealy saltbush 45 0.10 14 117 13Enchylaena tomentosa var. tomentosa ruby saltbush 68 0.06 21 181 18Atriplex stipitata bitter saltbush 45 0.02 14 133 13

Figure 9. Eucalyptus oleosa Red MalleeTree mallee over Eremophila scopariaBroom Emubush at quadrat THU01101

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Group 9. Callitris preisii Southern Cypress Pine Low open woodland +/- Callitris glaucophylla White CypressPine +/- Callitris verrucosa Mallee Cypress Pine.Number of sites in group: 8Number of perennial species in group: 37

A poorly defined floristic group which tended to be confined to sandy substrates often associated with lunette dunesystems. Some quadrats, such as that illustrated supported scattered trees of Callitris preisii Southern Cypress Pinewhile others contained only Alectryon oleifolius ssp. canescens Bullock Bush.


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Hakea leucoptera ssp. leucoptera silver needlewood 62 106.89 5 17 7Maireana pyramidata black bluebush 100 34.13 8 104 8Alectryon oleifolius ssp. canescens bullock bush 100 25.28 8 128 13Acacia ligulata umbrella bush 62 23.81 5 60 12Lycium australe Australian boxthorn 50 10.77 4 71 12Atriplex vesicaria Bladder Saltbush 62 5.35 5 147 13Sclerolaena obliquicuspis oblique-spined bindyi 50 3.87 4 123 11Enchylaena tomentosa var. tomentosa ruby saltbush 62 3.24 5 181 18

Figure 10. Callitris preisii SouthernCypress Pine Low open woodland atquadrat KOL00401

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Group 10. Eucalyptus concinna Victoria Desert Mallee Duboisia hopwoodii Pituri Tall open shrubland.Number of sites in group: 7Number of perennial species in group: 28

Generally associated with the dune systems of the Yellabinna area, the quadrats here are near the south eastern limit ofthis association.


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Eucalyptus concinna Victoria Desert mallee 57 260.84 4 7 4Duboisia hopwoodii pituri 43 205.70 3 5 3Grammosolen truncatus shrubby ray-flower 43 170.43 3 6 2Acacia tetragonophylla dead finish 43 33.43 3 27 7Acacia aneura mulga 43 30.74 3 29 7Acacia ligulata umbrella bush 57 23.87 4 60 12Dodonaea viscosa ssp. angustissima narrow-leaf hop-bush 71 19.15 5 104 16Pittosporum phylliraeoides var.microcarpa

native apricot 43 10.60 3 66 13

Acacia papyrocarpa western myall 43 3.47 3 126 11Alectryon oleifolius ssp. canescens bullock bush 43 3.36 3 128 13

Figure 11. Eucalyptus concinna VictoriaDesert Mallee Duboisia hopwoodii PituriTall open shrubland PMB3271

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Group 11. Acacia anuera Mulga Very low open woodland over Ptilotus obovatus Silver Mulla Mulla.Number of sites in group: 26Number of perennial species in group: 77

Confined to rocky hill slopes in the northern more arid parts of the study area, it grades into Group 17 on hills to thesouth-west where Triodia irritans Spinifex is a common part of the understorey.


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Acacia aneura mulga 69 184.44 18 29 7Ptilotus obovatus var. obovatus silver mulla mulla 96 141.76 25 65 12Solanum ellipticum velvet potato-bush 50 119.18 13 23 6Acacia tetragonophylla dead finish 54 115.65 14 27 7Acacia tarculensis steel bush 42 78.03 11 24 5Maireana sedifolia bluebush 46 4.96 12 125 9Carrichtera annua* Ward's weed 69 3.93 18 222 16Enchylaena tomentosa var. tomentosa ruby saltbush 42 0.34 11 181 18

Figure 12. Acacia anuera Mulga Very lowopen woodland over Ptilotus obovatusSilver Mulla Mulla at quadrat KOW00101

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Group 12. Maireana pyramidata Blackbush +/- Atriplex vesicaria Bladder Saltbush Low shrubland.Number of sites in group: 35Number of perennial species in group: 45

A Low shrubland confined to the loamy floodout plains leading into Lake Gairdner with a single quadrat on a drainageline entering Lake Acraman. The best associated character species are Sclerolaena lanicuspis Spinach Bindyi,Sclerolaena ventricosa Salt Bindyi and Maireana astrotricha Low Bluebush.


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Maireana astrotricha low bluebush 83 390.85 29 35 5Sclerolaena lanicuspis spinach bindyi 54 255.20 19 23 3Sclerolaena ventricosa salt bindyi 43 170.43 15 21 3Maireana triptera three-wing bluebush 40 113.63 14 26 8Maireana pyramidata black bluebush 86 106.57 30 104 8Atriplex vesicaria Bladder Saltbush 94 79.71 33 147 13Sclerolaena obliquicuspis oblique-spined bindyi 63 35.81 22 123 11Maireana georgei satiny bluebush 43 35.21 15 68 7Maireana sedifolia bluebush 49 15.73 17 125 9

Figure 13. Maireana pyramidata Blackbush+/- Atriplex vesicaria Bladder Saltbush Lowshrubland at quadrat KOW00601

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Group 13. Eucalyptus brachycalyx Gilja +/- Eucalyptus socialis Beaked Red Mallee Low woodland.Number of sites in group: 7Number of perennial species in group: 44

A Low woodland confined to wide sandy or sandy loan interdunes in the extreme south of the study area.


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Stipa trichophylla 71 131.61 5 12 6Solanum coactiliferum tomato-bush 57 82.69 4 12 7Rhagodia preissii ssp. preissii mallee saltbush 71 40.42 5 34 9Thysanotus patersonii twining fringe-lily 71 36.41 5 37 7Lomandra leucocephala ssp. robusta woolly mat-rush 43 34.95 3 15 2Eucalyptus brachycalyx gilja 57 32.63 4 27 7Lomandra collina sand mat-rush 43 32.42 3 16 4Chrysocephalum apiculatum common everlasting 43 16.23 3 28 9Eucalyptus socialis beaked red mallee 57 13.27 4 53 9Acacia ligulata umbrella bush 57 10.99 4 60 12Eucalyptus dumosa white mallee 43 8.53 3 44 11Danthonia caespitosa common wallaby-grass 86 6.89 6 146 16Stipa elegantissima feather spear-grass 57 6.03 4 85 15Dodonaea viscosa ssp. angustissima narrow-leaf hop-bush 57 3.98 4 104 16

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Group 14. Melaleuca uncinata Mallee Broombush Open shrubland over Triodia irritans Spinifex +/- an overstoryof Eucalyptus dumosa White Mallee.Number of sites in group: 9Number of perennial species in group: 68

Found on dune systems, often in areas of limestone outcop on sandy or sandy loam souls it is an open shrubland ofMallee Broombush with patches of Melaleuca lanceolata ssp. lanceolata Dryland Tea-tree, and Eucalyptus dumosaWhite Mallee.


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Melaleuca acuminata mallee honey-myrtle 56 112.69 5 7 3Comesperma volubile love creeper 67 61.12 6 17 6Thysanotus baueri mallee fringe-lily 78 59.74 7 23 9Dodonaea hexandra horned hop-bush 44 47.17 4 10 6Westringia rigida stiff westringia 89 46.02 8 36 8Gahnia lanigera black grass saw-sedge 56 44.06 5 16 4Melaleuca lanceolata ssp. lanceolata dryland tea-tree 78 36.42 7 34 10Melaleuca uncinata broombush 100 27.93 9 63 9Eucalyptus dumosa white mallee 78 25.48 7 44 11Eremophila glabra ssp. glabra tar bush 78 18.70 7 54 13Eutaxia microphylla var. microphylla common eutaxia 56 17.73 5 32 7Triodia irritans spinifex 89 14.42 8 78 14Thysanotus patersonii twining fringe-lily 56 14.25 5 37 7Dianella revoluta black-anther flax-lily 44 7.55 4 38 8Sclerolaena diacantha grey bindyi 44 1.80 4 71 15Stipa elegantissima feather spear-grass 44 0.93 4 85 15Danthonia caespitosa common wallaby-grass 67 0.71 6 146 16

Figure 14. Melaleuca uncinata Mallee BroombushOpen shrubland over Triodia irritans Spinifex +/- anoverstory of Eucalyptus dumosa White Mallee atquadrat MIN00301.

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Group 15. Eucalyptus incrassata Ridge-Fruited Mallee +/- Eucalyptus socialis Red Mallee Open mallee over +/-Melaleuca uncinata Mallee Broombush, Leptospermum coriaceum Dune Tea-tree, Calytrix involucata CupFringe-myrtle and/or Triodia lanata Woolly Spinifex.Number of sites in group: 19Number of perennial species in group: 87

Confined to dune crests in the extensive dune systems in the south of the study area, Hakea francisiana Bottle-brushHakea and Leptospermum coriaceum Dune Tea-tree are good character species.


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Eucalyptus incrassata ridge-fruited mallee 84 189.24 16 20 3Triodia lanata woolly spinifex 74 171.22 14 17 4Leptospermum coriaceum dune tea-tree 63 153.66 12 14 2Hakea francisiana bottle-brush hakea 53 152.51 10 10 1Lomandra leucocephala ssp. robusta woolly mat-rush 63 141.93 12 15 2Leucopogon cordifolius heart-leaf beard-heath 63 107.41 12 19 5Schoenus subaphyllus desert bog-rush 42 106.79 8 9 2Stipa hemipogon half-beard spear-grass 53 88.39 10 16 5Callitris verrucosa scrub cypress pine 47 82.29 9 14 6Dianella revoluta black-anther flax-lily 74 62.89 14 38 8Lomandra collina sand mat-rush 42 53.70 8 16 4Lepidosperma viscidum sticky sword-sedge 47 43.89 9 23 6Melaleuca uncinata broombush 79 35.07 15 63 9Calytrix involucrata cup fringe-myrtle 47 33.37 9 28 5Eucalyptus socialis beaked red mallee 63 25.80 12 53 9Thysanotus patersonii twining fringe-lily 47 21.79 9 37 7

Figure 15. Eucalyptus incrassata Ridge-Fruited Mallee +/- Eucalyptus socialis RedMallee Open mallee at quadrat SCR00601

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Group 16. Triodia irritans Spinifex Hummock grassland.Number of sites in group: 26Number of perennial species in group: 145

The typical vegetation association of stony skeletal soils of the rounded hills of the Gawler Ranges. Characteristicspecies include Cheilanthes lasiophylla Woolly Cloak Fern, Cheilanthes sieberi ssp. sieberi Narrow Rock Fern andDampiera dysantha Shrubby Dampiera. The most floristically diverse association in the study area.


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Gonocarpus elatus hill raspwort 69 86.93 18 21 3Cheilanthes lasiophylla woolly cloak-fern 62 70.32 16 20 4Dampiera dysantha shrubby dampiera 42 65.13 11 11 1Cheilanthes sieberi ssp. sieberi narrow rock-fern 54 64.03 14 17 3Eutaxia microphylla var. microphylla common eutaxia 77 61.52 20 32 7Acacia continua thorn wattle 85 57.72 22 39 5Scaevola humilis inland fanflower 62 57.69 16 23 6Euphorbia tannensis ssp. eremophila desert spurge 58 43.34 15 25 6Solanum petrophilum rock nightshade 77 39.61 20 42 9Chrysocephalum apiculatum common everlasting 54 30.14 14 28 9Cryptandra amara var. floribunda pretty cryptandra 58 28.90 15 32 7Olearia decurrens winged daisy-bush 77 27.67 20 51 6Acacia beckleri Beckler's rock wattle 50 23.14 13 29 6Glischrocaryon flavescens yellow pennants 46 22.50 12 26 6Ptilotus spathulatus pussy-tails 62 20.89 16 42 8Eucalyptus socialis beaked red mallee 65 15.29 17 53 9Triodia irritans spinifex 77 9.97 20 78 14Dodonaea viscosa ssp. angustissima narrow-leaf hop-bush 85 5.61 22 104 16Stipa scabra ssp. scabra rough spear-grass 42 5.08 11 44 10Melaleuca uncinata broombush 50 2.99 13 63 9Carrichtera annua* Ward's weed 85 1.48 22 222 16Stipa nitida Balcarra spear-grass 42 0.95 11 64 14Rhagodia parabolica mealy saltbush 58 0.00 15 117 13

Figure 16. Triodia irritans SpinifexHummock grassland at quadrat PAN00401

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Group 17. Acacia tarculensis Tall open shrubland +/- Triodia irritans Spinifex.Number of sites in group: 21Number of perennial species in group: 62

A varient of Group 16, also found on hills, tending to be on the drier more north-easterly parts of the study area. It alsogrades into the Mulga Very low open woodland of Group 11.


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Dodonaea lobulata lobed-leaf hop-bush 67 208.57 14 25 6Triodia irritans spinifex 86 91.49 18 78 14Dodonaea viscosa ssp. angustissima narrow-leaf hop-bush 43 8.88 9 104 16

Figure 17. Acacia tarculensis Tall openshrubland +/- Triodia irritans Spinifex atquadrat HIL00401

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Group 18. Melaleuca uncinata Mallee BroombushOpen shrubland.Number of sites in group: 9Number of perennial species in group: 53

A vegetation community on the sandy loams adjacent to rocky hills in the areas of higher rainfall of the south-west of thestudy area. It has considerable variation in species composition between the small number of quadrats sampled in thisstudy.


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Acacia beckleri Beckler's rock wattle 78 84.10 7 29 6Melaleuca uncinata broombush 100 57.36 9 63 9Glischrocaryon flavescens yellow pennants 56 45.99 5 26 6Calytrix involucrata cup fringe-myrtle 56 42.06 5 28 5Beyeria lechenaultii pale turpentine bush 44 22.35 4 31 10Dodonaea viscosa ssp. angustissima narrow-leaf hop-bush 89 21.35 8 104 16Acacia continua thorn wattle 44 16.37 4 39 5Triodia irritans Spinifex 56 9.86 5 78 14

Figure 18. Melaleuca uncinata MalleeBroombushOpen shrubland at quadratWUD00901

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Group 19. Olearia decurrens Winged Daisy-bush Dodonaea viscosa ssp. angustissima Narrow-leaf Hop-bushMelaleuca uncinata Mallee Broombush Open shrubland +/- an overstory of Eucalyptus porosa Mallee Box +/-Eucalyptus dumosa White Mallee.Number of sites in group: 23Number of perennial species in group: 116

Found on the loams and shallow skeletal soils of the lower slopes of hills in the wetter more south-westerly parts of thestudy area. It is essentially a shrubland with emergent patches of Eucalyptus porosa Mallee Box and White Mallee.


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Olearia decurrens winged daisy-bush 65 44.53 15 51 6Dodonaea viscosa ssp. angustissima narrow-leaf hop-bush 96 37.72 22 104 16Oxalis perennans native sorrel 57 36.28 13 46 8Eucalyptus dumosa white mallee 48 25.21 11 44 11Eucalyptus porosa mallee box 52 22.48 12 54 9Pittosporum phylliraeoides var.microcarpa

native apricot 43 8.59 10 66 13

Rhagodia parabolica mealy saltbush 57 4.60 13 117 13Alectryon oleifolius ssp. canescens bullock bush 52 2.11 12 128 13Carrichtera annua* Ward's weed 65 0.12 15 222 16

Figure 19. Olearia decurrens Winged Daisy-bush Dodonaea viscosa ssp. angustissimaNarrow-leaf Hop-bush Melaleuca uncinataMallee Broombush Open shrubland atquadrat PAN01201

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VEGETATION MAPPINGVegetation maps covering the whole study area and alarger scale map covering the Gawler Ranges NationalPark are included in the pocket at the back of thiosreport.

On these maps, an uninterrupted block of colourrepresents a homogeneous area where one communityis relatively dominant. If a homogeneous vegetationcommunity was deemed too small to be mappedindividually, then it was mapped as part of a mosaic.Indeed, it became necessary to map the 20 distinctvegetation communities as part of a mosaic onnumerous occasions. In the case of a mosaic, cross-hatching and numbers are printed on top of the block ofcolour. The cross-hatching confirms the area is amosaic of vegetation communities. The numbers (eg:12/13/5) represent the vegetation communitiesconstituting the mosaic. These are listed in the order ofmost to least dominant and can be cross- referenced tothe ‘vegetation communities’ key for details.

KEY OT THE VEGETATION MAPPING

DRAINAGE LINES, FLOODOUTS, LAKES ANDRUN-ON LANDFORMS

1: Muehlenbeckia florulenta Lignum Shrubland.

Confined to a small area of freshwater ephemeralswamps to the south-west of Lake Gairdner it was notspecifically sampled as a quadrat.

2: Halosarcia indica ssp. leiostachya Brown-headSamphire Low shrubland.

Found fringing salt lakes and depressions with sandyclay or sandy clay loam soils it is represented byfloristic group 1.

3: Eucalyptus porosa Mallee Box Open woodland.

Assoaciated with drainage lines in the valleys of thesouthern ranges it is part of floristic group 19.

4: Maireana pyramidata Blackbush +/- Atriplexvesicaria Bladder Saltbush Low shrubland.

Confined to the loamy floodout plains leading intoLake Gairdner it is represented by floristic group 12.

5: Acacia ligulata Umbrella Bush Tall closedshrubland +/-Dodonaea viscosa ssp. angustissima

Narrow-leaf Hop-bush +/- Alectryon oleifolius BullockBush.

A single drainage channel flowing into Lake Gairdnerfrom the west supported this vegetation community.The single quadrat sampling it (KOW00402) wasincluded in floristic group 9. This community alsooccurred on a lunette on the eastern shore of LakeAcraman.

PLAINS AND RISES

6: Stipa spp. Open tussock grassland +/- an overstory ofAlectryon oleifolius Bullock Bush.

Patchily distributed through the southern areas in broadvalleys it is represented by floristic group 6.

7: Atriplex vesicaria Bladder Saltbush +/- Maireanasedifolia Pearl Bluebush Low shrubland +/- anoverstory of Alectryon oleifolius Bullock Bush.

Found in broad valleys and the northern plains, therelative dominance of Bladder Saltbush and PearlBluebush characterises this and community 8. They areboth included in floristic group 2.

8: Maireana sedifolia Pearl Bluebush +/- Atriplexvesicaria Bladder Saltbush Low shrubland +/- anoverstory of Alectryon oleifolius Bullock Bush.

Found in broad valleys and the northern plains, therelative dominance of Bladder Saltbush and PearlBluebush characterises this and community 7. They areboth included in floristic group 2.

9: Carrichtera annua Wards Weed Herbland +/- Stipaspp. +/- Sclerolaena spp. +/- an overstory of Alectryonoleifolius Bullock Bush.

This is an artifact of past grazing of communities 7 and8 and is found in the southern parts of the study areawhere more reliable rainfall allowed heavier stockingrates in the past. It is represented by floristic group 4.

10: Acacia papyrocarpa Western Myall Low woodlandover +/- Atriplex vesicaria Bladder Saltbush and/orMaireana sedifolia Pearl Bluebush.

A widespread community of the northern plains it isrepresented by floristic group 3.

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11: Eucalyptus odorata Peppermint Box Mallee +/-Eucalyptus spp.

Confined to the lower slopes of Mt Fairview(PAN02001), this is probably the northern limit for thiscommunity on Eyre Peninsula.

SAND DUNES AND SAND PLAINS

12: Eucalyptus oleosa Giant Mallee +/- Eucalyptusgracilis Yorrell +/- Eucalyptus brachycalyx Gilja overAtriplex vesicaria Bladder Saltbush +/- Cratystylisconocephala False Bluebush.

This community occurs on clay loams and sandy clayloams of the plains in the most southern GawlerRanges. It is represented by floristic groups 7 and 8.

13: Eucalyptus incrassata Ridge-Fruited Mallee +/-Eucalyptus socialis Red Mallee over +/- Melaleucauncinata Mallee Broombush, Leptospermumcoriaceum Dune Tea-tree, Calytrix involucata CupFringe-myrtle and/or Triodia irritans Spinifex.

Confined to the extensive dune systems in the south ofthe study area, it includes floristic group 15.

14: Callitris preisii Southern Cypress Pine Low openwoodland +/- Callitris glaucophylla White CypressPine +/- Callitris verrucosa Mallee Cypress Pine.

Predominently found on the lunette dunes and islandsof Lake Acraman, there is a related community onsandy soils of the Pine Lodge area. It is represented inpart by floristic group 9.

HILLS AND RANGES

15: Casuarina pauper Black Oak Low open woodland.

A Low open woodland of the hill footslopes wherelimestone either outcrops or is close to the surface, it isrepresented by floristic group 5.

16: Acacia anuera Mulga Very low open woodlandover Ptilotus obovatus Silver Mulla Mulla.

Confined to rocky hill slopes in the northern more aridparts of the study area, it is represented by floristicgroup 11.

17: Triodia irritans Spinifex Hummock grassland.

Widespread on the hills of the Gawler Ranges, it isrepresented by floristic groups 16, 17 and 18

18: Acacia tarculensis Tall open shrubland +/- Triodiairritans Spinifex.

Found on hills in the drier northern parts of the rangesit is represented by floristic groups 11 and 17.

19: Melaleuca uncinata Mallee Broombush Openshrubland over Triodia irritans Spinifex +/- anoverstory of Eucalyptus socialis Red Mallee.Found on hills in the wetter southern part of the ranges,it is represented by floristic groups 18 and 19.

20: Allocasuarina verticillata Drooping SheaoakVery low open woodland.

Not sampled as a quadrat. It is confined to south-facinghill slopes on Paney and Scrubby Peak.

Clay pans or salt lakes or water bodies are indicated inblue on the vegetation maps while agricultural, clearedor severely degraded areas are shown in pink. Theymay contain small patches of remnant naturalvegetation below the level of resolution of this 1:100000 scale vegetation mapping.

The pale yellow areas to the east of the mappingrepresent ‘Vegetation associations occurring outside ofstudy area’.

For much of the mapping of this topographicallycomplex area the map is cross hatched indicating amosaic of two or more vegetation associations. Thecomponents of the mosaic, in order of occurrence areindicated by the numbers on the map (refer to abovekey eg: 7/11/13).

The green line work to the south of the mappingrepresents areas being mapped at 1:50 000 scale as partof the agricultural regions vegetation mapping program.The Gawler Ranges mapping has been edge-matchedand joined to this mapping where possible. However,the recognition of extra vegetation communities at thismore detailed scale has meant some linework does notjoin across the two study areas.

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corp

orat

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into

SAFL

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A. C

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on n

ames

are

from

Jess

op a

nd T

oelk

en (1

986)

and

/or t

he S

AFL

OR

A d

atab

ase.

Whe

re sp

ecie

s nam

es h

ave

been

cha

nged

sinc

e pu

blic

atio

n of

the

orig

inal

Gaw

ler

Ran

ges B

iolo

gica

l Sur

vey

repo

rt (R

obin

son

et a

l. 19

89),

the

deta

ils a

re re

cord

ed in

the

foot

note

s. In

trodu

ced

spec

ies a

re m

arke

d w

ith a

n as

teris

k.

Scie

ntifi

c N

ame

Com

mon

Nam

eR

obin

son

etal

. (19

88)

Past

oral

Ass

essm

ent

NW

Eyr

ePe

nins

ula

(199

9)

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etat

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map

ping

(198

5, 2

000)

quad

rat

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(200

0)op

port

une

AD

IAN

TAC

EAE

Chei

lant

hes a

ustro

tenu

ifolia

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al ro

ck-fe

rn+

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nthe

s dist

ans

bris

tly c

loak

-fern

+Ch

eila

nthe

s las

ioph

ylla

woo

lly c

loak

-fern

++

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lant

hes s

iebe

ri ss

p. p

seud

ovel

lea

++

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lant

hes s

iebe

ri ss

p. si

eber

ina

rrow

rock

-fern

++

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IZO

AC

EAE

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obro

tus r

ossii

nativ

e pi

gfac

e+

Dis

phym

a cr

assi

foliu

m ss

p. c

lave

llatu

mro

und-

leaf

pig

face

++

+G

unni

opsis

cal

va+

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niop

sis q

uadr

ifida

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t's p

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ce+

++

Gun

niop

sis s

eptif

raga

gree

n pi

gfac

e+

*Mes

embr

yant

hem

um c

rysta

llinu

mco

mm

on ic

epla

nt+

++

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embr

yant

hem

um n

odifl

orum

slen

der i

cepl

ant

++

++

Sarc

ozon

a pr

aeco

xsa

rcoz

ona

++

Tetra

goni

a er

emae

ade

sert

spin

ach

++

++

Tetra

goni

a te

trago

nioi

des

New

Zea

land

spin

ach

+

46

Scie

ntifi

c N

ame

Com

mon

Nam

eR

obin

son

etal

. (19

88)

Past

oral

Ass

essm

ent

NW

Eyr

ePe

nins

ula

(199

9)

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etat

ion

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(198

5, 2

000)

quad

rat

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etat

ion

map

ping

(200

0)op

port

une

AM

AR

AN

THA

CEA

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ilotu

s dec

ipie

ns+

+Pt

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s exa

ltatu

s var

. exa

ltatu

spi

nk m

ulla

mul

la+

+Pt

ilotu

s gau

dich

audi

i var

. gau

dich

audi

ipa

per f

ox-ta

il+

+Pt

ilotu

s obo

vatu

s var

. obo

vatu

ssi

lver

mul

la m

ulla

++

++

Ptilo

tus p

olys

tach

yus v

ar. p

olys

tach

yus

long

-tails

+Pt

ilotu

s sem

inud

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tails

++

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ilotu

s ses

silifl

orus

var

. ses

silifl

orus

+1+

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tus s

path

ulat

uspu

ssy-

tails

++

++

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YN

AC

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ia b

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liase

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x+

++

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PID

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sden

ia a

ustra

lisna

tive

pear

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rcos

tem

ma

vim

inal

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p. a

ustra

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bus

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NIA

CEA

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soru

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ifoliu

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anke

t fer

n+

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euro

soru

s sub

glan

dulo

sus

club

bed

blan

ket f

ern

++

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RA

GIN

AC

EAE

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loss

oide

s arv

ensis

shee

pwee

d+

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nogl

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m a

ustra

leA

ustra

lian

houn

d's-

tong

ue+

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ium

pla

ntag

ineu

mSa

lvat

ion

Jane

++

++

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dium

unc

inat

umG

awle

r Ran

ges s

lippe

r-pl

ant

Hel

iotro

pium

asp

errim

umro

ugh

helio

trope

++

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iotro

pium

eur

opae

umco

mm

on h

elio

trope

++

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elio

tropi

um su

pinu

mcr

eepi

ng h

elio

trope

+*N

eato

stem

a ap

ulum

hairy

shee

pwee

d+

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mph

alol

appu

la c

onca

vabu

rr st

icks

eed

++

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agio

both

rys p

luris

epal

eus

whi

te ro

chel

ia+

1 A

s Ptil

otus

atr

iplic

ifoliu

s var

. atr

iplic

ifoliu

s in

Rob

inso

n et

al.

(198

9)

2 As S

arco

stem

ma

austr

ale

in R

obin

son

et a

l. (1

989)

47

Scie

ntifi

c N

ame

Com

mon

Nam

eR

obin

son

etal

. (19

88)

Past

oral

Ass

essm

ent

NW

Eyr

ePe

nins

ula

(199

9)

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(198

5, 2

000)

quad

rat

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etat

ion

map

ping

(200

0)op

port

une

CA

MPA

NU

LAC

EAE

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oma

petra

earo

ck is

otom

e+

++

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lia h

eter

ophy

lla+

Wah

lenb

ergi

a co

mm

unis

tufte

d bl

uebe

ll+

+W

ahle

nber

gia

grac

ilent

aan

nual

blu

ebel

l+

+W

ahle

nber

gia

stric

ta ss

p. st

ricta

tall

blue

bell

++

+W

ahle

nber

gia

tum

idifr

ucta

+C

AR

YO

PHY

LLA

CEA

E*C

eras

tium

glo

mer

atum

com

mon

mou

se-e

ar c

hick

wee

d+

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soph

ila tu

bulo

saan

nual

cha

lkw

ort

+*H

erni

aria

cin

erea

rupt

urew

ort

+3+

++

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ycar

pon

tetra

phyl

lum

four

-leaf

alls

eed

++

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ina

mar

itim

ase

a pe

arlw

ort

+Sc

lera

nthu

s pun

gens

pric

kly

knaw

el+

++

Scle

rant

hus m

inus

culu

scu

shio

n kn

awel

++

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ne a

peta

lasa

nd c

atch

fly+

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ne g

allic

a va

r. ga

llica

Fren

ch c

atch

fly+

+*S

ilene

noc

turn

aM

edite

rran

ean

catc

hfly

++

+*S

ilene

trid

enta

ta+

*Spe

rgul

aria

dia

ndra

less

er sa

nd-s

purr

ey+

++

*Spe

rgul

aria

mar

ina

salt

sand

-spu

rrey

++

*Spe

rgul

aria

rubr

are

d sa

nd-s

purr

ey+

Stel

lari

a fil

iform

isth

read

star

wor

t+

+*S

tella

ria m

edia

chic

kwee

d+

CA

SUA

RIN

AC

EAE

Allo

casu

arin

a he

lmsii

Hel

m's

oak-

bush

+Al

loca

suar

ina

mue

lleria

na ss

p. m

uelle

rian

aco

mm

on o

ak-b

ush

++

+Al

loca

suar

ina

vert

icill

ata

droo

ping

sheo

ak+

+Ca

suar

ina

paup

erbl

ack

oak

++

++

CEN

TRO

LEPI

DA

CEA

ECe

ntro

lepi

s pol

ygyn

aw

iry c

entro

lepi

s+

3 A

s *H

erni

aria

hirs

uta

in R

obin

son

et a

l. (1

989)

48

Scie

ntifi

c N

ame

Com

mon

Nam

eR

obin

son

etal

. (19

88)

Past

oral

Ass

essm

ent

NW

Eyr

ePe

nins

ula

(199

9)

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(198

5, 2

000)

quad

rat

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(200

0)op

port

une

Cent

role

pis s

trigo

saha

iry c

entro

lepi

s+

CH

ENO

POD

IAC

EAE

Atrip

lex

acut

ibra

ctea

++

++

Atrip

lex

angu

lata

fan

saltb

ush

++

Atrip

lex

eard

leya

eEa

rdle

y's sa

ltbus

h+

Atrip

lex

holo

carp

apo

p sa

ltbus

h+

++

Atrip

lex

lept

ocar

pasl

ende

r-fr

uit s

altb

ush

+At

riple

x lim

bata

spre

adin

g sa

ltbus

h+

Atrip

lex

lindl

eyi

+At

riple

x nu

mm

ular

ia ss

p. n

umm

ular

iaol

d-m

an sa

ltbus

h+

Atrip

lex

spon

gios

apo

p sa

ltbus

h+

Atri

plex

stip

itata

bitte

r sal

tbus

h+

++

+At

riple

x su

bere

cta

lago

on sa

ltbus

h+

Atrip

lex

velu

tinel

lasa

ndhi

ll sa

ltbus

h+

Atrip

lex

vesi

cari

a+

++

+Ch

enop

odiu

m c

rista

tum

cres

ted

goos

efoo

t+

Chen

opod

ium

cur

visp

icat

umco

ttony

goo

sefo

ot+

+Ch

enop

odiu

m d

eser

toru

m ss

p. a

nidi

ophy

llum

mal

lee

goos

efoo

t+

++

+Ch

enop

odiu

m d

eser

toru

m ss

p. d

eser

toru

mfr

oste

d go

osef

oot

++

++

Chen

opod

ium

des

erto

rum

ssp.

mic

roph

yllu

msm

all-l

eaf g

oose

foot

++

Chen

opod

ium

des

erto

rum

ssp.

rect

umer

ect g

oose

foot

+Ch

enop

odiu

m g

audi

chau

dian

umsc

ram

blin

g go

osef

oot

++

+Ch

enop

odiu

m m

elan

ocar

pum

+*C

heno

podi

um m

ural

ene

ttle-

leaf

goo

sefo

ot+

Chen

opod

ium

nitr

aria

ceum

nitre

goo

sefo

ot+

Diss

ocar

pus b

iflor

us v

ar. b

iflor

ustw

o-ho

rn sa

ltbus

h+

++

Diss

ocar

pus p

arad

oxus

var

. par

adox

us+

++

Eina

dia

nuta

ns+

++

Ench

ylae

na to

men

tosa

var

. tom

ento

saru

by sa

ltbus

h+

++

+Er

ioch

iton

scle

rola

enoi

des

woo

lly-fr

uit b

lueb

ush

++

++

Hal

osar

cia

indi

ca ss

p. le

iost

achy

abr

own-

head

sam

phire

++

+H

alos

arci

a ly

lei

wiry

sam

phire

+H

alos

arci

a ha

locn

emoi

des

+

49

Scie

ntifi

c N

ame

Com

mon

Nam

eR

obin

son

etal

. (19

88)

Past

oral

Ass

essm

ent

NW

Eyr

ePe

nins

ula

(199

9)

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(198

5, 2

000)

quad

rat

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(200

0)op

port

une

Hal

osar

cia

perg

ranu

lata

ssp.

per

gran

ulat

abl

ack-

seed

sam

phire

++

Hal

osar

cia

plur

iflor

a+

Hal

osar

cia

prui

nosa

blui

sh sa

mph

ire+

Hal

osar

cia

pter

ygos

perm

a ss

p. p

tery

gosp

erm

aw

inge

d-se

ed sa

mph

ire+

Mai

rean

a ap

hylla

cotto

n-bu

sh+

Mai

rean

a ap

pres

sapa

le-fr

uit b

lueb

ush

++

+M

aire

ana

astro

trich

alo

w b

lueb

ush

++

+M

aire

ana

brev

ifolia

shor

t-lea

f blu

ebus

h+

++

++

Mai

rean

a ca

nnon

iiC

anno

n's b

lueb

ush

++

Mai

rean

a co

rona

tacr

own

fissu

re-p

lant

+M

aire

ana

ench

ylae

noid

esw

ingl

ess f

issu

re-p

lant

++

Mai

rean

a er

iant

haw

oolly

blu

ebus

h+

Mai

rean

a er

iocl

ada

rosy

blu

ebus

h+

++

+M

aire

ana

geor

gei

satin

y bl

uebu

sh+

++

Mai

rean

a lo

biflo

ralo

bed

blue

bush

+M

aire

ana

oppo

sitif

olia

salt

blue

bush

+M

aire

ana

pent

atro

pis

erec

t mal

lee

blue

bush

++

+M

aire

ana

pyra

mid

ata

blac

k bl

uebu

sh+

++

Mai

rean

a ra

diat

ara

diat

e bl

uebu

sh+

++

+M

aire

ana

rohr

lach

iiR

ohrla

ch's

blue

bush

+M

aire

ana

sedi

folia

blue

bush

++

+M

aire

ana

trich

opte

raha

iry-fr

uit b

lueb

ush

++

++

Mai

rean

a tri

pter

ath

ree-

win

g bl

uebu

sh+

+M

aire

ana

turb

inat

ato

p-fr

uit b

lueb

ush

++

+M

alac

ocer

a bi

flora

two-

flow

er so

ft-ho

rns

+O

steoc

arpu

m a

crop

teru

m v

ar. a

crop

teru

mtu

berc

ulat

e bo

nefr

uit

++

+O

steoc

arpu

m d

ipte

roca

rpum

two-

win

g bo

nefr

uit

+O

steoc

arpu

m sa

lsugi

nosu

min

land

bon

efru

it+

+Pa

chyc

orni

a tri

andr

ade

sert

glas

swor

t+

Rhag

odia

can

dolle

ana

ssp.

can

dolle

ana

sea-

berr

y sa

ltbus

h+

+Rh

agod

ia c

rass

ifolia

flesh

y sa

ltbus

h+

++

+Rh

agod

ia p

arab

olic

am

ealy

saltb

ush

++

++

50

Scie

ntifi

c N

ame

Com

mon

Nam

eR

obin

son

etal

. (19

88)

Past

oral

Ass

essm

ent

NW

Eyr

ePe

nins

ula

(199

9)

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(198

5, 2

000)

quad

rat

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(200

0)op

port

une

Rhag

odia

pre

issii

ssp.

pre

issii

mal

lee

saltb

ush

++

++

Rhag

odia

spin

esce

nssp

iny

saltb

ush

++

++

Rhag

odia

ulic

ina

intri

cate

saltb

ush

++

+Sa

lsol

a ka

libu

ckbu

sh+

++

+Sc

lero

laen

a br

achy

pter

ash

ort-w

ing

bind

yi+4

+Sc

lero

laen

a br

evifo

liasm

all-l

eaf b

indy

i+

++

Scle

rola

ena

cons

tric

ta+

Scle

rola

ena

cune

ata

tang

led

bind

yi+

+Sc

lero

laen

a de

curr

ens

gree

n bi

ndyi

+Sc

lero

laen

a di

acan

tha

grey

bin

dyi

++

++

Scle

rola

ena

diva

ricat

ata

ngle

d bi

ndyi

++

Scle

rola

ena

eria

cant

hasi

lky

bind

yi+

+Sc

lero

laen

a ho

ltian

aH

olt's

bin

dyi

+Sc

lero

laen

a in

tric

ata

tang

led

bind

yi+

Scle

rola

ena

lana

taw

ooly

bin

dyi

+Sc

lero

laen

a la

nicu

spis

spin

ach

bind

yi+

++

Scle

rola

ena

obliq

uicu

spis

obliq

ue-s

pine

d bi

ndyi

++

++

Scle

rola

ena

parv

iflor

asm

all-f

low

er b

indy

i+

++

+Sc

lero

laen

a pa

tent

icus

pis

spea

r-fr

uit b

indy

i+

++

+Sc

lero

laen

a tri

cusp

isth

ree-

spin

e bi

ndyi

++

Scle

rola

ena

unifl

ora

smal

l-spi

ne b

indy

i+

++

Scle

rola

ena

vent

rico

sasa

lt bi

ndyi

++

+Sc

lero

steg

ia m

edul

losa

+Sc

lero

steg

ia te

nuis

slen

der s

amph

ire+

Thre

lkel

dia

diffu

saco

ast b

onef

ruit

+C

HLO

AN

THA

CEA

ED

icra

styl

is b

ever

idge

i var

. bev

erid

gei

sand

-sag

e+

Dic

rasty

lis v

ertic

illat

aw

horle

d sa

nd-s

age

++

CO

MPO

SITA

EAc

tinob

ole

ulig

inos

umfla

nnel

cud

wee

d+

++

+An

gian

thus

pre

issia

nus

salt

angi

anth

us+

4 A

s Scl

eroc

hlam

ys b

rach

ypte

ra in

Rob

inso

n et

al.

(198

9)

51

Scie

ntifi

c N

ame

Com

mon

Nam

eR

obin

son

etal

. (19

88)

Past

oral

Ass

essm

ent

NW

Eyr

ePe

nins

ula

(199

9)

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(198

5, 2

000)

quad

rat

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(200

0)op

port

une

Angi

anth

us to

men

tosu

sha

iry a

ngia

nthu

s+

++

+*A

rcto

thec

a ca

lend

ula

Cap

e w

eed

++

++

Aste

ridea

ath

rixio

ides

For

ma

athr

ixio

ides

wire

wor

t+

++

Blen

nosp

ora

drum

mon

dii

dwar

f but

ton-

flow

er+

++

Brac

hyco

me

cilia

ris v

ar. c

iliar

isva

riabl

e da

isy

++

++

+Br

achy

com

e di

chro

mos

omat

ica

Var

. dic

hrom

osom

atic

ala

rge

hard

-hea

d da

isy

+

Brac

hyco

me

exili

ssl

ende

r dai

sy+

+Br

achy

com

e ib

erid

ifolia

Swan

Riv

er d

aisy

+Br

achy

com

e lin

earil

oba

hard

-hea

d da

isy

++

+Br

achy

com

e pe

rpus

illa

tiny

dais

y+

+Br

achy

com

e tra

chyc

arpa

smoo

th d

aisy

++

Brac

tean

tha

brac

teat

ago

lden

eve

rlast

ing

+5+

Calo

tis c

ymba

cant

hash

owy

burr

-dai

sy+

+C

alot

is hi

spid

ula

hairy

bur

r-da

isy

++

++

Cal

otis

mul

ticau

lisw

oolly

-hea

ded

burr

-dai

sy+

++

*Car

tham

us la

natu

ssa

ffron

this

tle+

++

++

Cass

inia

laev

iscu

rry

bush

++

+*C

enta

urea

mel

itens

isM

alta

this

tle+

++

++

Cent

iped

a th

espi

dioi

des

dese

rt sn

eeze

wee

d+

Cera

togy

ne o

bion

oide

sw

ingw

ort

++

Chry

soce

phal

um a

picu

latu

mco

mm

on e

verla

stin

g+6

++

+Ch

ryso

ceph

alum

sem

ical

vum

ssp.

sem

ical

vum

scen

ted

butto

n-bu

sh+7

+Ch

ryso

ceph

alum

sem

ipap

posu

mcl

uste

red

ever

last

ing

+8+

Chr

ysoc

oryn

e pu

silla

dwar

f gol

den-

tip+

+*C

irsiu

m v

ulga

resp

ear t

hist

le+

5 A

s Hel

ichr

ysum

bra

ctea

tum

in R

obin

son

et a

l. (1

989)

6 As H

elic

hrys

um a

picu

latu

m v

ar a

picu

latu

m in

Rob

inso

n et

al.

(198

9)7 A

s Hel

ichr

ysum

am

bigu

um in

Rob

inso

n et

al.

(198

9)8 A

s Hel

ichr

ysum

sem

ipap

posu

m in

Rob

inso

n et

al.

(198

9)

52

Scie

ntifi

c N

ame

Com

mon

Nam

eR

obin

son

etal

. (19

88)

Past

oral

Ass

essm

ent

NW

Eyr

ePe

nins

ula

(199

9)

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(198

5, 2

000)

quad

rat

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(200

0)op

port

une

Cot

ula

austr

alis

com

mon

cot

ula

+Cr

atys

tylis

con

ocep

hala

blue

bush

dai

sy+

++

+Ch

thon

ocep

halu

s pse

udev

axgr

ound

-hea

ds+

+*D

ittri

chia

gra

veol

ens

stin

kwee

d+

+El

acha

nthu

s pus

illus

elac

hant

h+

++

Erio

chla

mys

beh

riiw

oolly

man

tle+

Euch

iton

spha

eric

usan

nual

cud

wee

d+

+G

neph

osis

arac

hnoi

dea

spid

ery

butto

n-flo

wer

++

Gne

phos

is te

nuiss

ima

dwar

f gol

den-

tip+

Gra

twic

kia

mon

ocha

eta

+9+

+H

aeck

eria

cas

sinia

efor

mis

dogw

ood

haec

keria

+*H

edyp

nois

rhag

adio

loid

esC

reta

n w

eed

++

+H

elic

hrys

um le

ucop

sideu

msa

tin e

verla

stin

g+

++

Hya

losp

erm

a de

miss

umdw

arf s

unra

y++0

+H

yalo

sper

ma

glut

inos

um S

sp. g

lutin

osum

gold

en su

nray

++++

+

Hya

losp

erm

a se

mist

erile

oran

ge su

nray

++2+

*Hyp

ocha

eris

glab

rasm

ooth

cat

's ea

r+

++

+*H

ypoc

haer

is ra

dica

taro

ugh

cat's

ear

++

Isoe

tops

is g

ram

inifo

liagr

ass c

ushi

on+

++

Ixio

laen

a le

ptol

epis

narr

ow p

love

r-da

isy

++

*Lac

tuca

serr

iola

pric

kly

lettu

ce+

Lem

ooria

bur

kitti

iw

ires-

and-

woo

l+

+Le

ptor

hync

hos t

etra

chae

tus

little

but

tons

+Le

ucoc

hrys

um m

olle

hoar

y su

nray

++3

Leuc

ochr

ysum

stip

itatu

msa

lt-sp

oon

dais

y++4

Mic

rose

ris l

ance

olat

aya

m d

aisy

++5+

+M

illot

ia g

reev

esii

ssp.

kem

pei

var.

helm

sii+

Mill

otia

mac

roca

rpa

larg

e-fr

uit m

illot

ia+

Mill

otia

mue

lleri

com

mon

bow

-flow

er+

+M

illot

ia p

erpu

silla

tiny

bow

-flow

er+

9 A

s Hel

ichr

ysum

mon

ocha

etum

in R

obin

son

et a

l. (1

989)

53

Scie

ntifi

c N

ame

Com

mon

Nam

eR

obin

son

etal

. (19

88)

Past

oral

Ass

essm

ent

NW

Eyr

ePe

nins

ula

(199

9)

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(198

5, 2

000)

quad

rat

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(200

0)op

port

une

Mill

otia

myo

sotid

ifolia

broa

d-le

af m

illot

ia+

++

Mill

otia

tenu

ifolia

var

. ten

uifo

liaso

ft m

illot

ia+

+M

inur

ia c

unni

ngha

mii

bush

min

uria

++

+M

inur

ia le

ptop

hylla

min

nie

dais

y+

++

+M

yrio

ceph

alus

rhizo

ceph

alus

var

. rhi

zoce

phal

usw

oolly

-hea

ds+

Ole

aria

bra

chyp

hylla

shor

t-lea

f dai

sy-b

ush

+O

lear

ia c

alca

rea

crin

kle-

leaf

dai

sy-b

ush

++

++

Ole

aria

cili

ata

var.

cilia

tafr

inge

d da

isy-

bush

++

Ole

aria

dec

urre

nsw

inge

d da

isy-

bush

++

++

Ole

aria

exi

guifo

lialo

bed-

leaf

dai

sy-b

ush

+O

lear

ia fl

orib

unda

var

. flo

ribun

dahe

ath

dais

y-bu

sh+

+O

lear

ia le

pido

phyl

lacl

ubm

oss d

aisy

-bus

h+

++

Ole

aria

mag

niflo

rasp

lend

id d

aisy

-bus

h+

+O

lear

ia m

uelle

riM

uelle

r's d

aisy

-bus

h+

++

+O

lear

ia p

asse

rinoi

des s

sp. p

asse

rinoi

des

feat

her d

aisy

-bus

h+

Ole

aria

pim

eleo

ides

ssp.

pim

eleo

ides

pim

elea

dai

sy-b

ush

++

+O

thon

na g

rego

riifle

shy

grou

ndse

l++6

+O

zoth

amnu

s dec

urre

nsrid

ged

bush

-eve

rlast

ing

++7+

+O

zoth

amnu

s ret

usus

notc

hed

bush

-eve

rlast

ing

++8+

+Pi

cris

ang

ustif

olia

ssp.

ang

ustif

olia

coas

t pic

ris+

Podo

lepi

s can

esce

nsgr

ey c

oppe

r-w

ire d

aisy

+Po

dole

pis c

apill

aris

wiry

pod

olep

is+

++

+Po

dole

pis j

aceo

ides

show

y co

pper

-wire

dai

sy+

++

+Po

dole

pis l

ongi

peda

tata

ll co

pper

-wire

dai

sy+

Podo

lepi

s rug

ata

var.

ruga

tapl

eate

d co

pper

-wire

dai

sy+

Podo

lepi

s tep

peri

delic

ate

copp

er-w

ire d

aisy

++

Podo

thec

a an

gust

ifolia

stic

ky lo

ng-h

eads

++

+Po

gono

lepi

s mue

lleria

nast

iff c

up-fl

ower

++

++

Poly

caly

mm

a st

uarti

ipo

ache

d-eg

g da

isy

++9

Pseu

dogn

apha

lium

lute

oalb

umJe

rsey

cud

wee

d+

Pycn

osor

us p

leio

ceph

alus

soft

billy

-but

tons

++

+Q

uine

tia u

rvill

eiqu

inet

ia+

54

Scie

ntifi

c N

ame

Com

mon

Nam

eR

obin

son

etal

. (19

88)

Past

oral

Ass

essm

ent

NW

Eyr

ePe

nins

ula

(199

9)

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(198

5, 2

000)

quad

rat

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(200

0)op

port

une

Rhod

anth

e co

rym

biflo

rapa

per e

verla

stin

g+20

+Rh

odan

the

florib

unda

whi

te e

verla

stin

g+2+

+Rh

odan

the

laev

issm

ooth

dai

sy+22

+Rh

odan

the

mic

rogl

ossa

clus

tere

d ev

erla

stin

g+23

++

Rhod

anth

e m

osch

ata

mus

k da

isy

+24+

++

Rhod

anth

e op

posi

tifol

ia+

Rhod

anth

e po

lyga

lifol

iam

ilkw

ort e

verla

stin

g+25

++

Rhod

anth

e py

gmae

api

gmy

dais

y+26

++

+Ru

tidos

is m

ultif

lora

smal

l wrin

klew

ort

+Rh

odan

the

stric

tasl

ende

r eve

rlast

ing

+27+

Rhod

anth

e stu

artia

nacl

ay e

verla

stin

g+28

++

Scho

enia

ram

osiss

ima

dain

ty e

verla

stin

g+29

Sene

cio

gawl

eren

sisG

awle

r Ran

ges g

roun

dsel

+30+

+Se

neci

o gl

ossa

nthu

san

nual

gro

unds

el+

++

+Se

neci

o la

utus

varia

ble

grou

ndse

l+

++

+Se

neci

o m

agni

ficus

show

y gr

ound

sel

++

+Se

neci

o qu

adrid

enta

tus

cotto

n gr

ound

sel

++

Sige

sbec

kia

aust

ralie

nsis

Aus

tralia

n si

gesb

ecki

a+3+

+*S

onch

us a

sper

ssp.

asp

erro

ugh

sow

-this

tle+

+*S

onch

us a

sper

ssp.

gla

uces

cens

roug

h so

w-th

istle

+

20

As H

elip

teru

m c

orym

biflo

rum

in R

obin

son

et a

l. (1

989)

21 A

s Hel

ipte

rum

flor

ibun

dum

in R

obin

son

et a

l. (1

989)

22 A

s Hel

ipte

rum

laev

e in

Rob

inso

n et

al.

(198

9)23

As H

elip

teru

m m

icro

glos

sum

in R

obin

son

et a

l. (1

989)

24 A

s Hel

ipte

rum

mos

chat

um in

Rob

inso

n et

al.

(198

9)25

As H

elip

teru

m p

olyg

alifo

lium

in R

obin

son

et a

l. (1

989)

26 A

s Hel

ipte

rum

pyg

mae

um in

Rob

inso

n et

al.

(198

9)27

As H

elip

teru

m st

rictu

m in

Rob

inso

n et

al.

(198

9)28

As H

elip

teru

m st

uarti

anum

in R

obin

son

et a

l. (1

989)

29 A

s Hel

ichr

ysum

sem

ifert

ile in

Rob

inso

n et

al.

(198

9)30

As S

enec

io g

eorg

ianu

s var

. lat

ifoliu

s in

Rob

inso

n et

al.

(198

9)31

As S

iges

beck

ia m

icro

ceph

ala

in R

obin

son

et a

l. (1

989)

55

Scie

ntifi

c N

ame

Com

mon

Nam

eR

obin

son

etal

. (19

88)

Past

oral

Ass

essm

ent

NW

Eyr

ePe

nins

ula

(199

9)

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(198

5, 2

000)

quad

rat

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(200

0)op

port

une

*Son

chus

ole

race

usco

mm

on so

w-th

istle

++

++

Stua

rtina

ham

ata

pric

kly

cudw

eed

+Tr

icha

ntho

dium

skirr

opho

rum

woo

lly y

ello

w-h

eads

+32+

+*U

rosp

erm

um p

icro

ides

fals

e ha

wkb

it+

++

Vitta

dini

a au

stral

asic

a va

r. au

stral

asic

ast

icky

New

Hol

land

dai

sy+

+Vi

ttadi

nia

cerv

icul

aris

var.

cerv

icul

aris

wai

sted

New

Hol

land

dai

sy+

+Vi

ttadi

nia

cune

ata

var.

cune

ata

form

a cu

neat

afu

zzy

New

Hol

land

dai

sy+

++

Vitta

dini

a di

ssec

ta v

ar. h

irta

diss

ecte

d N

ew H

olla

nd d

aisy

++

Vitta

dini

a er

emae

ade

sert

New

Hol

land

dai

sy+

Vitta

dini

a gr

acili

sw

oolly

New

Hol

land

dai

sy+

++

+W

aitzi

a ac

umin

ata

var.

acum

inat

aor

ange

imm

orte

lle+

++

CO

NV

OLV

ULA

CEA

ECo

nvol

vulu

s eru

besc

ens

Aus

tralia

n bi

ndw

eed

++

+Co

nvol

vulu

s rem

otus

gras

sy b

indw

eed

++

+C

RA

SSU

LAC

EAE

Cra

ssul

a co

lora

ta v

ar. a

cum

inat

ade

nse

cras

sula

++

+C

rass

ula

colo

rata

var

. col

orat

ade

nse

cras

sula

++

Cras

sula

exs

erta

larg

e-fr

uit c

rass

ula

+Cr

assu

la p

edun

cula

rispu

rple

cra

ssul

a+

Cras

sula

sieb

eria

na ss

p. te

tram

era

Aus

tralia

n st

onec

rop

++

++

CR

UC

IFER

AE

*Aly

ssum

lini

foliu

mfla

x-le

af a

lyss

um+

+Ar

abid

ella

tris

ecta

shru

bby

cres

s+

*Bra

ssic

a to

urne

forti

iw

ild tu

rnip

++

++

*Car

richt

era

annu

aW

ard'

s wee

d+

++

++

Har

msio

doxa

ble

nnod

ioid

esha

iry-p

od c

ress

+H

arm

siodo

xa b

revi

pes v

ar. b

revi

pes

shor

t cre

ss+

*Hym

enol

obus

pro

cum

bens

oval

pur

se+

Lepi

dium

oxy

trich

umgr

een

pepp

ercr

ess

++

Lepi

dium

pap

illos

umw

arty

pep

perc

ress

++

Lepi

dium

phl

ebop

etal

umV

eine

d Pe

pper

cres

s+

32

As G

neph

osis

skirr

opho

ra in

Rob

inso

n et

al.

(198

9)

56

Scie

ntifi

c N

ame

Com

mon

Nam

eR

obin

son

etal

. (19

88)

Past

oral

Ass

essm

ent

NW

Eyr

ePe

nins

ula

(199

9)

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(198

5, 2

000)

quad

rat

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(200

0)op

port

une

Lepi

dium

rotu

ndum

vein

ed p

eppe

rcre

ss+

Men

kea

austr

alis

fairy

spec

tacl

es+

*Rap

istru

m ru

gosu

m ss

p. ru

gosu

mtu

rnip

wee

d+

Scam

bopu

s cur

vipe

s+

*Sisy

mbr

ium

ery

simoi

des

smoo

th m

usta

rd+

++

++

*Sisy

mbr

ium

irio

Lond

on m

usta

rd+

+*S

isym

briu

m o

rient

ale

Indi

an h

edge

mus

tard

++

Sten

opet

alum

line

are

narr

ow th

read

-pet

al+

+St

enop

etal

um sp

haer

ocar

pum

roun

d-fr

uit t

hrea

d-pe

tal

++

CU

RC

UB

ITA

CEA

E*C

itrul

lus l

anat

usbi

tter m

elon

+*C

ucum

is m

yrio

carp

uspa

ddy

mel

on+

+C

UPR

ESSA

CEA

ECa

llitr

is g

lauc

ophy

llaw

hite

cyp

ress

-pin

e+

++

Cal

litris

pre

issii

sout

hern

cyp

ress

pin

e+

++

+C

allit

ris v

erru

cosa

scru

b cy

pres

s pin

e+

++

+C

YPE

RA

CEA

ECy

peru

s gym

noca

ulos

spin

y fla

t-sed

ge+

+Cy

peru

s lho

tskya

nus

++

Gah

nia

lani

gera

blac

k gr

ass s

aw-s

edge

++

+Is

olep

is a

ustr

alie

nsis

sout

hern

clu

b-ru

shIs

olep

is co

ngru

asl

ende

r clu

b-ru

sh+

Isol

epis

hook

eria

nagr

assy

clu

b-ru

sh+

+Is

olep

is in

unda

tasw

amp

club

-rus

h+

Isol

epis

mar

gina

talit

tle c

lub-

rush

+Is

olep

is pl

atyc

arpa

flat-f

ruit

club

-rus

h+

Lepi

dosp

erm

a af

f. co

nges

tum

++

Lepi

dosp

erm

a vi

scid

umst

icky

swor

d-se

dge

++

Scho

enus

race

mos

ussa

ndhi

ll bo

g-ru

sh+

Scho

enus

scul

ptus

gim

let b

og-r

ush

+Sc

hoen

us su

baph

yllu

sde

sert

bog-

rush

++

+D

ILEN

IAC

EAE

Hib

berti

a rip

aria

guin

ea-fl

ower

++

++

57

Scie

ntifi

c N

ame

Com

mon

Nam

eR

obin

son

etal

. (19

88)

Past

oral

Ass

essm

ent

NW

Eyr

ePe

nins

ula

(199

9)

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(198

5, 2

000)

quad

rat

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(200

0)op

port

une

Hib

berti

a vi

rgat

atw

iggy

gui

nea-

flow

er+

++

DR

OSE

RA

CEA

ED

rose

ra m

acra

ntha

ssp.

pla

ncho

nii

clim

bing

sund

ew+

EHR

ETIA

CEA

EH

alga

nia

andr

omed

ifolia

scen

ted

blue

-flow

er+

Hal

gani

a cy

anea

roug

h bl

ue-fl

ower

++

++

+EP

AC

RID

AC

EAE

Acro

trich

e pa

tula

pric

kly

grou

nd-b

erry

+As

trolo

ma

cono

steph

ioid

esfla

me

heat

h+

Astro

lom

a hu

mifu

sum

cran

berr

y he

ath

++

++

Leuc

opog

on c

ordi

foliu

she

art-l

eaf b

eard

-hea

th+

++

+EU

PHO

RB

IAC

EAE

Adria

na h

ooke

rim

alle

e bi

tter-

bush

+Ad

riana

klo

tzsch

iico

ast b

itter

-bus

h+

+Be

rtya

mitc

helli

iM

itche

ll's b

erty

a+

+Be

yeri

a le

chen

aulti

ipa

le tu

rpen

tine

bush

++

++

Beye

ria

opac

ada

rk tu

rpen

tine

bush

+Eu

phor

bia

drum

mon

dii

caus

tic w

eed

++

++

Euph

orbi

a ste

veni

ibo

ttlet

ree

spur

ge+

Euph

orbi

a ta

nnen

sis ss

p. e

rem

ophi

lade

sert

spur

ge+

++

+*E

upho

rbia

terr

acin

afa

lse

cape

r+

Phyl

lant

hus f

uern

rohr

iisa

nd sp

urge

+Po

rant

hera

mic

roph

ylla

smal

l por

anth

era

++

FRA

NK

ENIA

CEA

EFr

anke

nia

pauc

iflor

a va

r. fr

utic

ulos

a+

++

Fran

keni

a se

rpyl

lifol

iath

yme

sea-

heat

h+

++

+FU

MA

RIA

CEA

E*F

umar

ia d

ensif

lora

dens

e fu

mito

ry+

GEN

TIA

NA

CEA

E*C

enta

uriu

m te

nuifl

orum

bran

ched

cen

taur

y+

+G

ERA

NIA

CEA

E*E

rodi

um a

ureu

m+

+*E

rodi

um c

icut

ariu

mcu

t-lea

f her

on's-

bill

++

+

58

Scie

ntifi

c N

ame

Com

mon

Nam

eR

obin

son

etal

. (19

88)

Past

oral

Ass

essm

ent

NW

Eyr

ePe

nins

ula

(199

9)

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(198

5, 2

000)

quad

rat

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(200

0)op

port

une

Erod

ium

crin

itum

blue

her

on's-

bill

++

++

Erod

ium

cyg

noru

m ss

p. c

ygno

rum

blue

her

on's-

bill

++

+Er

odiu

m c

ygno

rum

ssp.

gla

ndul

osum

clam

my

hero

n's-

bill

++

+G

eran

ium

retro

rsum

gras

slan

d ge

rani

um+

+G

eran

ium

sola

nder

i var

. sol

ande

riau

stra

l ger

aniu

m+

+Pe

larg

oniu

m a

ustra

leA

ustra

lian

pela

rgon

ium

+G

OO

DEN

IAC

EAE

Dam

pier

a dy

sant

hash

rubb

y da

mpi

era

++

Dam

pier

a ro

smar

inifo

liaro

sem

ary

dam

pier

a+

++

Goo

deni

a be

rard

iana

split

-end

goo

deni

a+

+G

oode

nia

calc

arat

ast

reak

ed g

oode

nia

+G

oode

nia

cycl

opte

rase

rrat

ed g

oode

nia

++

Goo

deni

a fa

scic

ular

issi

lky

good

enia

+G

oode

nia

glab

rasm

ooth

goo

deni

a+

++

Goo

deni

a ha

vila

ndii

hill

good

enia

++

Goo

deni

a he

tero

chila

serr

ated

goo

deni

a+

Goo

deni

a oc

cide

ntal

is+

Goo

deni

a pi

nnat

ifida

cut-l

eaf g

oode

nia

++

+G

oode

nia

pusi

lliflo

rasm

all-f

low

er g

oode

nia

++

+G

oode

nia

robu

staw

oolly

goo

deni

a+

++

Goo

deni

a va

riast

icky

goo

deni

a+

++

+G

oode

nia

willi

sian

asi

lver

goo

deni

a+

Lech

enau

ltia

diva

rica

tata

ngle

d le

chen

aulti

a+

Scae

vola

hum

ilis

inla

nd fa

nflo

wer

+33+

++

Scae

vola

spin

esce

nssp

iny

fanf

low

er+

++

+Ve

lleia

arg

uta

toot

hed

velle

ia+

++

+Ve

lleia

cyc

nopo

tam

ica

+Ve

lleia

par

adox

asp

ur v

elle

ia+

GR

AM

INEA

EAg

rost

is a

emul

abl

own-

gras

s+

+

33

As S

caev

ola

aem

ula

in R

obin

son

et a

l. (1

989)

59

Scie

ntifi

c N

ame

Com

mon

Nam

eR

obin

son

etal

. (19

88)

Past

oral

Ass

essm

ent

NW

Eyr

ePe

nins

ula

(199

9)

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(198

5, 2

000)

quad

rat

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(200

0)op

port

une

Agro

stis

ave

nace

a va

r. av

enac

eaco

mm

on b

low

n-gr

ass

+*A

ira c

aryo

phyl

lea

silv

ery

hair-

gras

s+

Arist

ida

cont

orta

curly

wire

-gra

ss+

++

+Am

phip

ogon

car

icin

us v

ar. c

aric

inus

long

gre

y-be

ard

gras

s+

+*A

velli

nia

mic

helii

avel

linia

++

+*A

vena

bar

bata

bear

ded

oat

++

++

*Ave

na fa

tua

wild

oat

++

*Briz

a m

inor

less

er q

uaki

ng-g

rass

+Br

omus

are

nariu

ssa

nd b

rom

e+

+*B

rom

us d

iand

rus

grea

t bro

me

++

*Bro

mus

mad

riten

sisco

mpa

ct b

rom

e+

*Bro

mus

rube

nsre

d br

ome

++

+*C

rites

ion

mur

inum

ssp.

gla

ucum

blue

bar

ley-

gras

s+34

*Crit

esio

n m

urin

um ss

p. le

porin

umw

all b

arle

y-gr

ass

+35+

Cym

bopo

gon

ambi

guus

lem

on-g

rass

++

Cym

bopo

gon

obte

ctus

silk

y-he

ad le

mon

-gra

ss+

+D

anth

onia

cae

spito

saco

mm

on w

alla

by-g

rass

++

++

Dan

thon

ia se

tace

a va

r. se

tace

asm

all-f

low

er w

alla

by-g

rass

++

+D

igita

ria b

rown

iico

tton

pani

c-gr

ass

++

*Ehr

harta

long

iflor

aan

nual

vel

dt g

rass

+El

ymus

scab

rus v

ar. s

cabr

usna

tive

whe

at-g

rass

+En

neap

ogon

ave

nace

usco

mm

on b

ottle

-was

hers

+En

tero

pogo

n ac

icul

aris

umbr

ella

gra

ss+

Erag

rosti

s die

lsii v

ar. d

ielsi

im

ulka

++

+Er

agro

stis s

etifo

liabr

istly

love

-gra

ss+

*Hor

deum

vul

gare

ssp.

dist

icho

n+

Isei

lem

a m

embr

anac

eum

smal

l Flin

ders

-gra

ss+

*Lam

arck

ia a

urea

toot

hbru

sh g

rass

++

+*L

oliu

m ri

gidu

mW

imm

era

ryeg

rass

+Ne

urac

hne

alop

ecur

oide

afo

x-ta

il m

ulga

-gra

ss+

+

34

As H

orde

um g

lauc

um in

Rob

inso

n et

al.

(198

9)35

As H

orde

um le

porin

um in

Rob

inso

n et

al.

(198

9)

60

Scie

ntifi

c N

ame

Com

mon

Nam

eR

obin

son

etal

. (19

88)

Past

oral

Ass

essm

ent

NW

Eyr

ePe

nins

ula

(199

9)

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(198

5, 2

000)

quad

rat

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(200

0)op

port

une

*Par

apho

lis in

curv

acu

rly ry

egra

ss+

+Pa

spal

idiu

m c

onstr

ictu

mkn

otty

-but

t pas

palid

ium

++

*Pen

tasc

hist

is a

iroi

des

fals

e ha

ir-gr

ass

++

+*P

oa a

nnua

win

ter g

rass

+Po

a fo

rdea

naFo

rde's

poa

+*P

olyp

ogon

viri

dis

wat

er b

ent

+*R

ostr

aria

cri

stat

aan

nual

cat

's-ta

il+36

++

+*R

ostra

ria p

umila

tiny

bris

tle-g

rass

+37+

++

*Sch

ismus

ara

bicu

sA

rabi

an g

rass

+*S

chism

us b

arba

tus

Ara

bian

gra

ss+

++

+St

ipa

acro

cilia

tagr

acef

ul sp

ear-

gras

s+

Stip

a dr

umm

ondi

ico

ttony

spea

r-gr

ass

++

++

Stip

a el

egan

tissim

afe

athe

r spe

ar-g

rass

++

++

Stip

a er

emop

hila

rust

y sp

ear-

gras

s+

++

Stip

a ex

ilis

heat

h sp

ear-

gras

s+

Stip

a fla

vesc

ens

coas

t spe

ar-g

rass

++

Stip

a he

mip

ogon

half-

bear

d sp

ear-

gras

s+

++

Stip

a m

ollis

soft

spea

r-gr

ass

+St

ipa

nitid

aB

alca

rra

spea

r-gr

ass

++

++

Stip

a no

dosa

tall

spea

r-gr

ass

++

++

Stip

a nu

llanu

llacl

ub sp

ear-

gras

s+

Stip

a pi

lata

pric

kly

spea

r-gr

ass

+St

ipa

plat

ycha

eta

flat-a

wn

spea

r-gr

ass

++

+St

ipa

pube

rula

fine-

hairy

spea

r-gr

ass

++

Stip

a sc

abra

ssp.

scab

raro

ugh

spea

r-gr

ass

++

++

Stip

a tri

chop

hylla

++

Them

eda

trian

dra

kang

aroo

gra

ss+

+Tr

iodi

a ba

sedo

wii

hard

spin

ifex

+Tr

iodi

a irr

itans

spin

ifex

++

++

Trio

dia

lana

taw

oolly

spin

ifex

++

+

36

As *

Loph

ochl

oa c

rista

ta in

Rob

inso

n et

al.

(198

9)37

As *

Loph

ochl

oa p

umila

in R

obin

son

et a

l. (1

989)

61

Scie

ntifi

c N

ame

Com

mon

Nam

eR

obin

son

etal

. (19

88)

Past

oral

Ass

essm

ent

NW

Eyr

ePe

nins

ula

(199

9)

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(198

5, 2

000)

quad

rat

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(200

0)op

port

une

Trip

ogon

lolii

form

isfiv

e-m

inut

e gr

ass

++

+Th

yrid

olep

is m

itche

llian

aw

indo

w m

ulga

-gra

ss+

*Vul

pia

brom

oide

ssq

uirr

el-ta

il fe

scue

+*V

ulpi

a fa

scic

ulat

asa

nd fe

scue

++

*Vul

pia

myu

ros f

orm

a m

yuro

sra

t's-ta

il fe

scue

+38+

+G

YR

OST

EMO

NA

CEA

ECo

dono

carp

us c

otin

ifoliu

sde

sert

popl

ar+

Gyr

oste

mon

aus

trala

sicus

buck

bush

whe

el-fr

uit

+G

yros

tem

on ra

mul

osus

bush

y w

heel

-frui

t+

+H

ALO

RA

GA

CEA

EG

lisch

roca

ryon

aur

eum

var

. ang

ustif

oliu

mgo

lden

pen

nant

s+

+G

lisch

roca

ryon

beh

riigo

lden

pen

nant

s+

+G

lisch

roca

ryon

flav

esce

nsye

llow

pen

nant

s+

++

Gon

ocar

pus e

latu

shi

ll ra

spw

ort

++

++

Hal

orag

is go

ssei

Gos

se's

rasp

wor

t+

Myr

ioph

yllu

m v

erru

cosu

mre

d m

ilfoi

l+

*Myr

siphy

llum

asp

arag

oide

sbr

idal

cre

eper

+H

YD

RO

CH

AR

ITA

CEA

EO

ttelia

ova

lifol

iasw

amp

lily

+H

YPO

XID

AC

EAE

Hyp

oxis

glab

ella

var

. gla

bella

tiny

star

+39

IRID

AC

EAE

*Gyn

andr

iris

setif

olia

thre

ad ir

is+

JUN

CA

CEA

EJu

ncus

buf

oniu

sto

ad ru

sh+

JUN

CA

GIN

AC

EAE

Trig

loch

in c

alci

trapu

msp

urre

d ar

row

gras

s+

+Tr

iglo

chin

cen

troc

arpu

mdw

arf a

rrow

gras

s+

Trig

loch

in m

ucro

natu

mpr

ickl

y ar

row

gras

s+

Trig

loch

in tr

icho

phor

um+

38

As *

Vulp

ia m

yuro

s in

Rob

inso

n et

al.

(198

9)39

As H

ypox

is ho

oker

i in

Rob

inso

n et

al.

(198

9)

62

Scie

ntifi

c N

ame

Com

mon

Nam

eR

obin

son

etal

. (19

88)

Past

oral

Ass

essm

ent

NW

Eyr

ePe

nins

ula

(199

9)

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(198

5, 2

000)

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rat

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etat

ion

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0)op

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une

LAB

IATE

AE

*Mar

rubi

um v

ulga

reho

reho

und

++

++

Pros

tant

hera

am

mop

hila

sand

min

tbus

h+

Pros

tant

hera

asp

alat

hoid

essc

arle

t min

tbus

h+

Pros

tant

hera

flor

ifera

Gaw

ler R

ange

s min

tbus

h+

++

Pros

tant

hera

serp

yllif

olia

ssp

. mic

roph

ylla

smal

l-lea

f min

tbus

h+

Pros

tant

hera

serp

yllif

olia

ssp

. ser

pylli

folia

thym

e m

intb

ush

+Pr

osta

nthe

ra st

riatif

lora

stria

ted

min

tbus

h+

++

*Sal

via

verb

enac

a fo

rm A

wild

sage

++

Teuc

rium

cor

ymbo

sum

rock

ger

man

der

++

++

Teuc

rium

race

mos

umgr

ey g

erm

ande

r+

Teuc

rium

sess

iliflo

rum

mal

lee

germ

ande

r+

++

Wes

tring

ia d

ampi

eri

shor

e w

estri

ngia

+W

estri

ngia

ere

mic

ola

slen

der w

estri

ngia

+W

estri

ngia

rigi

dast

iff w

estri

ngia

++

++

+LA

UR

AC

EAE

Cass

ytha

gla

bella

form

a di

spar

slen

der d

odde

r-la

urel

+Ca

ssyt

ha m

elan

tha

coar

se d

odde

r-la

urel

++

+Ca

ssyt

ha p

enin

sula

ris v

ar. p

enin

sula

rispe

nins

ula

dodd

er-la

urel

++

+Ca

ssyt

ha p

ubes

cens

dow

ny d

odde

r-la

urel

+LE

GU

MIN

OSE

AE

Acac

ia a

ncist

roph

ylla

var

. liss

ophy

llaho

ok-le

af w

attle

+40+

++

Acac

ia a

neur

a va

r. an

eura

mul

ga+

++

Acac

ia b

eckl

eri

Bec

kler

's ro

ck w

attle

++

++

Acac

ia b

urki

ttii

pin-

bush

wat

tle+

++

Acac

ia c

alam

ifolia

wal

low

a+

++

+Ac

acia

col

letio

ides

vein

ed w

ait-a

-whi

le+

+Ac

acia

con

tinua

thor

n w

attle

++

++

+Ac

acia

hak

eoid

esha

kea

wat

tle+

Acac

ia h

allia

na+

++

Acac

ia h

avila

ndii

need

le w

attle

++

40

As A

caci

a sc

lero

phyl

la v

ar li

ssop

hylla

in R

obin

son

et a

l. (1

989)

63

Scie

ntifi

c N

ame

Com

mon

Nam

eR

obin

son

etal

. (19

88)

Past

oral

Ass

essm

ent

NW

Eyr

ePe

nins

ula

(199

9)

Veg

etat

ion

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ping

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5, 2

000)

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ion

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une

Acac

ia it

eaph

ylla

Flin

ders

Ran

ges w

attle

++

++

Acac

ia k

empe

ana

witc

hetty

bus

h+

+Ac

acia

ligu

lata

umbr

ella

bus

h+

++

++

Acac

ia m

erra

llii

Mer

rall'

s wat

tle+

++

Acac

ia m

icro

carp

am

anna

wat

tle+

++

Acac

ia n

otab

ilis

nota

ble

wat

tle+

++

+Ac

acia

nys

soph

ylla

spin

e bu

sh+

++

+Ac

acia

osw

aldi

ium

brel

la w

attle

++

++

+Ac

acia

pap

yroc

arpa

wes

tern

mya

ll+

++

+Ac

acia

ram

ulos

aho

rse

mul

ga+

++

Acac

ia ri

gens

neal

ie+

++

+Ac

acia

rupi

cola

rock

wat

tle+

+Ac

acia

spin

esce

nssp

iny

wat

tle+

++

+Ac

acia

tarc

ulen

sis

stee

l bus

h+

++

+Ac

acia

tetra

gono

phyl

lade

ad fi

nish

++

+Ac

acia

vic

tori

ae ss

p. v

icto

riae

eleg

ant w

attle

++

Aotu

s sub

spin

esce

nsm

alle

e ao

tus

+4++

++

Boss

iaea

wal

keri

cact

us p

ea+

++

Culle

n au

stral

asic

umta

ll sc

urf-p

ea+42

Culle

n gr

aveo

lens

nativ

e lu

cern

e+

Dav

iesi

a ul

icifo

lia ss

p. a

ridic

ola

gors

e bi

tter-

pea

++

Dill

wyn

ia u

ncin

ata

silk

y pa

rrot

-pea

++

Euta

xia

mic

roph

ylla

var

. mic

roph

ylla

com

mon

eut

axia

++

++

Gly

cine

can

esce

nssi

lky

glyc

ine

++

Gly

cine

cla

ndes

tina

var.

seric

eatw

inin

g gl

ycin

e+

+G

oodi

a m

edic

agin

eaw

este

rn g

olde

n-tip

+43+

Indi

gofe

ra h

elm

siiH

elm

's in

digo

+44+

+In

digo

fera

geo

rgei

Geo

rge's

indi

go+

41

As A

otus

eri

coid

es in

Rob

inso

n et

al.

(198

9)42

As P

sora

lea

austr

alas

ica

in R

obin

son

et a

l. (1

989)

43 A

s Goo

dia

lotif

olia

var

. lot

ifolia

in R

obin

son

et a

l. (1

989)

44 A

s Ind

igof

era

austr

alis

var.

austr

alis

in R

obin

son

et a

l. (1

989)

64

Scie

ntifi

c N

ame

Com

mon

Nam

eR

obin

son

etal

. (19

88)

Past

oral

Ass

essm

ent

NW

Eyr

ePe

nins

ula

(199

9)

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(198

5, 2

000)

quad

rat

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(200

0)op

port

une

Kenn

edia

pro

strat

aR

unni

ng p

ostm

an+

Lotu

s aus

tralis

aust

ral t

refo

il+

Lotu

s cru

entu

sre

d-flo

wer

lotu

s+

++

*Med

icag

o m

inim

a va

r. m

inim

alit

tle m

edic

++

++

*Med

icag

o po

lym

orph

a v

ar. p

olym

orph

abu

rr-m

edic

++

++

*Med

icag

o tru

ncat

ula

barr

el m

edic

+Pu

ltena

ea e

lach

ista

limes

tone

bus

h-pe

a+

Pulte

naea

larg

iflor

ens

twig

gy b

ush-

pea

+Se

nna

arte

misi

oide

s not

hoss

p. c

oria

cea

broa

d-le

af d

eser

t sen

na+45

++

+Se

nna

arte

misi

oide

s ssp

. alic

iade

sert

senn

a+

Senn

a ar

tem

isioi

des s

sp. f

ilifo

liafin

e-le

af d

eser

t sen

na+46

++

+Se

nna

arte

misi

oide

s ssp

. pet

iola

ris

flat-s

talk

senn

a+47

++

+Se

nna

arte

misi

oide

s ssp

. zyg

ophy

llatw

in-le

af d

eser

t sen

na+

Senn

a ca

rdio

sper

ma

ssp.

gaw

lere

nsis

Gaw

ler R

ange

s sen

na+

++

Senn

a pl

euro

carp

a va

r. pl

euro

carp

ast

ripe-

pod

senn

a+48

++

+Sw

ains

ona

cane

scen

sgr

ey sw

ains

on-p

ea+

Swai

nson

a fo

rmos

aSt

urt p

ea+49

++

Swai

nson

a m

icro

caly

xw

ild v

iole

t+

Swai

nson

a m

icro

phyl

lasm

all-l

eaf s

wai

nson

-pea

++

+Sw

ains

ona

oliv

eri

++

Swai

nson

a or

oboi

des c

ompl

exva

riabl

e sw

ains

on-p

ea+

+Sw

ains

ona

phac

oide

sdw

arf s

wai

nson

-pea

+Te

mpl

eton

ia b

attii

spin

y te

mpl

eton

ia+

Tem

plet

onia

ege

nabr

oom

bush

tem

plet

onia

++

+Te

mpl

eton

ia su

lcat

afla

t mal

lee-

pea

++

*Tri

foliu

m a

rven

se v

ar. a

rven

seha

re's-

foot

clo

ver

++

45

As C

assia

nem

ophi

la v

ar. c

oria

cea

in R

obin

son

et a

l. (1

989)

46 A

s Cas

sia n

emop

hila

var

. ne

mop

hila

in R

obin

son

et a

l. (1

989)

47 A

s Cas

sia n

emop

hila

var

. pla

typo

da in

Rob

inso

n et

al.

(198

9)48

As C

assia

ple

uroc

arpa

var

. ple

uroc

arpa

in R

obin

son

et a

l. (1

989)

49 A

s Clia

nthu

s for

mos

us in

Rob

inso

n et

al.

(198

9)

65

Scie

ntifi

c N

ame

Com

mon

Nam

eR

obin

son

etal

. (19

88)

Past

oral

Ass

essm

ent

NW

Eyr

ePe

nins

ula

(199

9)

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(198

5, 2

000)

quad

rat

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(200

0)op

port

une

*Tri

foliu

m to

men

tosu

mw

oolly

clo

ver

+LI

LIA

CEA

E*A

spho

delu

s fist

ulos

uson

ion

wee

d+

Arth

ropo

dium

min

ussm

all v

anill

a-lil

y+

Bulb

ine

sem

ibar

bata

smal

l lee

k-lil

y+

++

Burc

hard

ia u

mbe

llata

milk

mai

ds+

Dia

nella

revo

luta

++

++

Lom

andr

a co

llina

sand

mat

-rus

h+50

++

+Lo

man

dra

effu

sasc

ente

d m

at-r

ush

++

++

Lom

andr

a le

ucoc

epha

la ss

p. ro

busta

woo

lly m

at-r

ush

++

++

Thys

anot

us b

auer

im

alle

e fr

inge

-lily

++

++

Thys

anot

us p

ater

soni

itw

inin

g fr

inge

-lily

++

++

Tric

oryn

e te

nella

tufte

d ye

llow

rush

-lily

++

Wur

mbe

a ce

ntra

lis ss

p. a

ustr

alis

inla

nd N

ancy

++

Wur

mbe

a di

oica

ssp.

dio

ica

early

Nan

cy+

++

LIM

ON

IAC

EAE

*Lim

oniu

m lo

batu

mw

inge

d se

a-la

vend

er+

LIN

AC

EAE

Linu

m m

argi

nale

nativ

e fla

x+

++

LOG

AN

IAC

EAE

Loga

nia

nuda

leaf

less

loga

nia

++

+Lo

gani

a ov

ata

oval

-leaf

loga

nia

++

LOR

AN

THA

CEA

EAm

yem

a m

elal

euca

ete

a-tre

e m

istle

toe

++

+Am

yem

a m

ique

liibo

x m

istle

toe

++

+Am

yem

a m

irac

ulos

um ss

p. b

oorm

anii

flesh

y m

istle

toe

++

Amye

ma

prei

ssii

wire

-leaf

mis

tleto

e+

+Am

yem

a qu

anda

ng v

ar. q

uand

ang

grey

mis

tleto

e+

++

Lysia

na e

xoca

rpi s

sp. e

xoca

rpi

harle

quin

mis

tleto

e+

++

Lysia

na m

urra

yim

ulga

mis

tleto

e+

+M

ALV

AC

EAE

50

As L

oman

dra

glau

ca ss

p. c

ollin

a in

Rob

inso

n et

al.

(198

9)

66

Scie

ntifi

c N

ame

Com

mon

Nam

eR

obin

son

etal

. (19

88)

Past

oral

Ass

essm

ent

NW

Eyr

ePe

nins

ula

(199

9)

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(198

5, 2

000)

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rat

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etat

ion

map

ping

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0)op

port

une

Abut

ilon

cryp

tope

talu

mhi

ll la

nter

n-bu

sh+

+Ab

utilo

n fra

seri

++

Abut

ilon

halo

philu

mpl

ains

lant

ern-

bush

+Ab

utilo

n le

ucop

etal

umde

sert

lant

ern-

bush

++

Abut

ilon

mal

vaef

oliu

msc

ram

blin

g la

nter

n-bu

sh+

+Ab

utilo

n ox

ycar

pum

var

. oxy

carp

umst

ragg

ly la

nter

n-bu

sh+

Alyo

gyne

hak

eifo

liaha

kea-

leaf

hib

iscu

s+

++

Alyo

gyne

hue

gelii

nativ

e hi

bisc

us+

+G

ossy

pium

stur

tianu

m v

ar. s

turti

anum

Stur

t's d

eser

t ros

e+

Lava

tera

ple

beia

Aus

tralia

n ho

llyho

ck+

Lawr

enci

a gl

omer

ata

clus

tere

d la

wre

ncia

+La

wren

cia

squa

mat

ath

orny

law

renc

ia+

++

*Mal

va p

arvi

flora

smal

l-flo

wer

mar

shm

allo

w+

+Ra

dyer

a fa

rrag

eide

sert

rose

mal

low

+Si

da a

mm

ophi

lasa

nd si

da+

Sida

cal

yxhy

men

iata

ll si

da+

++

Sida

cor

ruga

ta v

ar. c

orru

gata

corr

ugat

ed si

da+

++

Sida

cor

ruga

ta v

ar. A

(N.N

. Don

ner 7

573)

+Si

da fi

bulif

era

pin

sida

++

+Si

da in

trica

tatw

iggy

sida

++

+Si

da p

haeo

trich

ahi

ll si

da+

Sida

tric

hopo

dahi

gh si

da+

MA

RSI

LEA

CEA

EM

arsil

ea d

rum

mon

dii

com

mon

nar

doo

+M

YO

POR

AC

EAE

Erem

ophi

la a

ltern

ifolia

narr

ow-le

af e

mub

ush

++

+Er

emop

hila

beh

riana

roug

h em

ubus

h+

+Er

emop

hila

cra

ssifo

liath

ick-

leaf

em

ubus

h+

+Er

emop

hila

des

erti

turk

ey-b

ush

++

Erem

ophi

la g

labr

a ss

p. g

labr

ata

r bus

h+

++

+Er

emop

hila

inte

rsta

ns v

ar. i

nter

stan

s+

Erem

ophi

la la

trobe

i ssp

. gla

bra

crim

son

emub

ush

++

Erem

ophi

la lo

ngifo

liaw

eepi

ng e

mub

ush

++

67

Scie

ntifi

c N

ame

Com

mon

Nam

eR

obin

son

etal

. (19

88)

Past

oral

Ass

essm

ent

NW

Eyr

ePe

nins

ula

(199

9)

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(198

5, 2

000)

quad

rat

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(200

0)op

port

une

Erem

ophi

la o

ppos

itifo

lia v

ar. o

ppos

itifo

liaop

posi

te-le

aved

em

ubus

h+

++

+Er

emop

hila

scop

aria

broo

m e

mub

ush

++

++

Erem

ophi

la se

rrul

ata

gree

n em

ubus

h+

++

Erem

ophi

la su

bflo

ccos

a ss

p. “

imbr

icat

a”+

Erem

ophi

la w

eldi

ipu

rple

em

ubus

h+

Myo

poru

m b

revi

pes

war

ty b

oobi

alla

++

+M

yopo

rum

pla

tyca

rpum

fals

e sa

ndal

woo

d+

++

+M

YR

TAC

EAE

Baec

kea

behr

iisi

lver

bro

ombu

sh+

++

Baec

kea

cras

sifo

liade

sert

baec

kea

++

++

Cal

ytri

x in

volu

crat

acu

p fr

inge

-myr

tle+

++

++

Caly

trix

tetra

gona

com

mon

frin

ge-m

yrtle

++

Dar

win

ia sa

lina

salt

darw

inia

+5++

Euca

lypt

us b

rach

ycal

yxgi

lja+

++

++

Euca

lypt

us c

alca

rean

aN

undr

oo m

alle

e+

Euca

lypt

us c

onci

nna

Vic

toria

Des

ert m

alle

e+

++

Euca

lypt

us c

yano

phyl

labl

ue-le

af m

alle

e+

Euca

lypt

us d

iver

sifo

liaco

asta

l whi

te m

alle

e+

Euca

lypt

us d

umos

aw

hite

mal

lee

++

++

Euca

lypt

us g

raci

lisY

orre

ll+

++

+Eu

caly

ptus

incr

assa

tarid

ge-fr

uite

d m

alle

e+

++

+Eu

caly

ptus

lans

down

eana

ssp

. lan

sdow

nean

acr

imso

n m

alle

e+

+Eu

caly

ptus

lept

ophy

llana

rrow

-leaf

red

mal

lee

+52+

+Eu

caly

ptus

odo

rata

Pepp

erm

int b

ox+

Euca

lypt

us o

leos

are

d m

alle

e+

++

+Eu

caly

ptus

por

osa

mal

lee

box

++

++

+Eu

caly

ptus

soci

alis

beak

ed re

d m

alle

e+

++

++

Euca

lypt

us tr

ival

vis

thre

e-va

lve

mal

lee

++

Euca

lypt

us y

alat

ensis

Yal

ata

mal

lee

+

51

As D

arw

inia

mic

rope

tala

in R

obin

son

et a

l. (1

989)

52 A

s Euc

alyp

tus f

oecu

nda

in R

obin

son

et a

l. (1

989)

68

Scie

ntifi

c N

ame

Com

mon

Nam

eR

obin

son

etal

. (19

88)

Past

oral

Ass

essm

ent

NW

Eyr

ePe

nins

ula

(199

9)

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(198

5, 2

000)

quad

rat

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(200

0)op

port

une

Euca

lypt

us y

oung

iana

Ool

dea

mal

lee

+53

Euca

lypt

us y

umba

rran

aY

umba

rra

Mal

lee

++

Hom

oran

thus

wilh

elm

iiW

ilhel

m's

hom

oran

thus

+54+

+Le

ptos

perm

um c

oria

ceum

dune

tea-

tree

++

++

Mel

aleu

ca a

cum

inat

am

alle

e ho

ney-

myr

tle+

+M

elal

euca

arm

illar

is ss

p. a

kine

tane

edle

-leaf

hon

ey-m

yrtle

+55+

++

+M

elal

euca

ele

uthe

rost

achy

ahu

mm

ock

hone

y-m

yrtle

++

+M

elal

euca

hal

mat

uror

um ss

p. h

alm

atur

orum

swam

p pa

per-

bark

++

Mel

aleu

ca la

nceo

lata

ssp.

lanc

eola

tadr

ylan

d te

a-tre

e+

++

+M

elal

euca

leio

carp

apu

ngen

t hon

ey-m

yrtle

+M

elal

euca

oxy

phyl

lapo

inte

d-le

af h

oney

-myr

tle+

+M

elal

euca

pau

peri

flora

ssp.

mut

ica

bore

e+

+M

elal

euca

unc

inat

abr

oom

bush

++

++

+Th

rypt

omen

e m

aiso

nneu

vei

dese

rt th

rypt

omen

e+

Thry

ptom

ene

mic

rant

harib

bed

thry

ptom

ene

+O

PHIO

GLO

SSA

CEA

EO

phio

glos

sum

lusit

anic

umau

stra

l add

er's-

tong

ue+

++

OR

CH

IDA

CEA

EC

alad

enia

bic

allia

taw

este

rn d

addy

-long

-legs

+Ca

lade

nia

card

ioch

ilahe

art-l

ip sp

ider

-orc

hid

++

+C

alad

enia

fila

men

tosa

var

. ten

tacu

lata

blue

bear

d or

chid

++

+Ca

lade

nia

toxo

chila

wis

py sp

ider

-orc

hid

++

+C

yani

cula

def

orm

isbo

w-li

p sp

ider

-orc

hid

+56+

+G

enop

lesiu

m n

igric

ans

blac

k m

idge

-orc

hid

++

Mic

rotis

uni

folia

(com

plex

)C

omm

on O

nion

-orc

hid

++

Pras

ophy

llum

odo

ratu

msc

ente

d le

ek-o

rchi

d+57

Pter

osty

lis b

oorm

anii

Boo

rman

's gr

eenh

ood

+

53

As E

ucal

yptu

s pyr

iform

is in

Rob

inso

n et

al.

(198

9)54

As V

ertic

ordi

a wi

lhel

mii

in R

obin

son

et a

l. (1

989)

55 A

s Mel

aleu

ca ra

phio

phyl

la in

Rob

inso

n et

al.

(198

9)56

As C

alad

enia

def

orm

is in

Rob

inso

n et

al.

(198

9)57

As P

raso

phyl

lum

pat

ens v

ar. p

aten

s in

Rob

inso

n et

al.

(198

9)

69

Scie

ntifi

c N

ame

Com

mon

Nam

eR

obin

son

etal

. (19

88)

Past

oral

Ass

essm

ent

NW

Eyr

ePe

nins

ula

(199

9)

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(198

5, 2

000)

quad

rat

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(200

0)op

port

une

Pter

osty

lis b

iset

atw

o-br

istle

gre

enho

od+

Pter

osty

lis e

xcel

sadr

ylan

d gr

eenh

ood

+Pt

eros

tylis

mut

ica

mid

get g

reen

hood

++

+Pt

eros

tylis

nan

adw

arf g

reen

hood

++

+Pt

eros

tylis

ova

taG

awle

r Ran

ges g

reen

hood

++

Pter

osty

lis p

usill

asm

all r

usty

-hoo

d+

Pter

osty

lis sa

ngui

nea

bloo

d gr

eenh

ood

+58

Thel

ymitr

a nu

dasc

ente

d su

n-or

chid

++

+O

XA

LID

AC

EAE

Oxa

lis p

eren

nans

nativ

e so

rrel

++

+PA

PAV

ERA

CEA

E*P

apav

er h

ybrid

umro

ugh

popp

y+

+*P

apav

er so

mni

feru

m ss

p. se

tiger

umsm

all-f

low

er o

pium

pop

py+59

PITT

OSP

OR

AC

EAE

Billa

rdie

ra c

ymos

asw

eet a

pple

-ber

ry+

++

Burs

aria

spin

osa

swee

t bur

saria

++

+Pi

ttosp

orum

phy

llira

eoid

es v

ar m

icro

carp

ana

tive

apric

ot+

++

+PL

AN

TAG

INA

CEA

EPl

anta

go c

unni

ngha

mii

clay

pla

ntai

n+

Plan

tago

dru

mm

ondi

ida

rk p

lant

ain

++

++

Plan

tago

sp. B

little

pla

ntai

n+

POLY

GA

LAC

EAE

Com

espe

rma

scop

ariu

mbr

oom

milk

wor

t+

++

Com

espe

rma

volu

bile

love

cre

eper

++

+PO

LYG

ON

AC

EAE

*Ace

tosa

ves

icar

iaro

sy d

ock

++

+*E

mex

aus

tralis

thre

e-co

rner

jack

+M

uehl

enbe

ckia

adp

ress

acl

imbi

ng li

gnum

++

+M

uehl

enbe

ckia

flor

ulen

taLi

gnum

++

Poly

gonu

m p

lebe

ium

smal

l kno

twee

d+

58

As P

tero

stylis

vitt

ata

in R

obin

son

et a

l. (1

989)

59 A

s Pap

aver

setig

erum

in R

obin

son

et a

l. (1

989)

70

Scie

ntifi

c N

ame

Com

mon

Nam

eR

obin

son

etal

. (19

88)

Past

oral

Ass

essm

ent

NW

Eyr

ePe

nins

ula

(199

9)

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(198

5, 2

000)

quad

rat

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(200

0)op

port

une

Rum

ex b

rown

iisl

ende

r doc

k+

Rum

ex c

ryst

allin

usgl

iste

ning

doc

k+

Rum

ex d

umos

us v

ar d

umos

usw

iry d

ock

++

POR

TULA

CA

CEA

ECa

land

rinia

cal

yptra

tapi

nk p

ursl

ane

++

++

Cala

ndrin

ia c

orrig

iolo

ides

stra

p pu

rsla

ne+

Cala

ndrin

ia d

isper

ma

two-

seed

pur

slan

e+

+Ca

land

rinia

ere

mae

adr

ylan

d pu

rsla

ne+

++

+Ca

land

rini

a gr

anul

ifera

pigm

y pu

rsla

ne+

+Ca

land

rinia

pol

yand

ra v

ar. p

olya

ndra

Para

keel

ya+

+Po

rtula

ca o

lera

cea

com

mon

pur

slan

e+

PRIM

ULA

CEA

E*A

naga

llis a

rven

sisPi

mpe

rnel

++

++

PRO

TEA

CEA

EG

revi

llea

anet

hifo

lia+60

++

+G

revi

llea

aspe

raro

ugh

grev

illea

++

++

Gre

ville

a hu

egel

iico

mb

grev

illea

++

++

Gre

ville

a ju

ncifo

liaho

neys

uckl

e gr

evill

ea+

++

+G

revi

llea

nem

atop

hylla

wat

er b

ush

+G

revi

llea

para

llelin

ervi

sG

awle

r Ran

ges g

revi

llea

++

+G

revi

llea

pter

ospe

rma

dune

gre

ville

a+

++

+G

revi

llea

saris

sa ss

p. u

mbe

llife

rade

sert

com

b gr

evill

ea+6+

Hak

ea c

yclo

pter

ael

m-s

eed

hake

a+

++

+H

akea

fran

cisia

nabo

ttleb

rush

hak

ea+

++

+H

akea

leuc

opte

ra ss

p. le

ucop

tera

silv

er n

eedl

ewoo

d+

+H

akea

mue

lleri

ana

heat

h ne

edle

bush

++

RA

NU

NC

ULA

CEA

ECl

emat

is m

icro

phyl

laol

d m

an's

bear

d+

Myo

suru

s min

imus

var

. aus

tral

isM

ouse

tail

+Ra

nunc

ulus

ham

atos

etos

ushi

ll bu

tterc

up+

60

As G

revi

llea

bite

rnat

a in

Rob

inso

n et

al.

(198

9)61

As G

revi

llea

umbe

llife

ra in

Rob

inso

n et

al.

(198

9)

71

Scie

ntifi

c N

ame

Com

mon

Nam

eR

obin

son

etal

. (19

88)

Past

oral

Ass

essm

ent

NW

Eyr

ePe

nins

ula

(199

9)

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(198

5, 2

000)

quad

rat

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(200

0)op

port

une

Ranu

ncul

us se

ssili

floru

s var

. ses

silifl

orus

annu

al b

utte

rcup

+R

HA

MN

AC

EAE

Cryp

tand

ra a

mar

a va

r. am

ara

spin

y cr

ypta

ndra

+Cr

ypta

ndra

am

ara

var.

florib

unda

pret

ty c

rypt

andr

a+62

++

Cryp

tand

ra le

ucop

hrac

taw

hite

cry

ptan

dra

++

+Cr

ypta

ndra

pro

pinq

uasi

lky

cryp

tand

ra+

Pom

ader

ris p

anic

ulos

a ss

p. p

anic

ulos

am

alle

e po

mad

erris

++

+Sp

yrid

ium

bifi

dum

var

bifi

dum

fork

ed sp

yrid

ium

++

+Sp

yrid

ium

subo

chre

atum

var

. sub

ochr

eatu

mve

lvet

spyr

idiu

m+

Spyr

idiu

m tr

iden

tatu

mtri

dent

spyr

idiu

m+

++

RU

BIA

CEA

EAs

peru

la c

onfe

rtaco

mm

on w

oodr

uff

+G

aliu

m a

ustr

ale

tang

led

beds

traw

+G

aliu

m b

inifo

lium

refle

xed

beds

traw

++

Gal

ium

gau

dich

audi

iro

ugh

beds

traw

++

+G

aliu

m m

igra

nslo

ose

beds

traw

++

*Gal

ium

mur

ale

smal

l bed

stra

w+

+O

perc

ular

ia sc

abrid

ast

alke

d st

inkw

eed

+O

perc

ular

ia tu

rpis

twig

gy st

inkw

eed

++

+Po

max

um

bella

taPo

max

++

+R

UTA

CEA

EBo

roni

a co

erul

esce

ns ss

p. c

oeru

lesc

ens

blue

bor

onia

++

Boro

nia

inor

nata

ssp.

lept

ophy

lladr

ylan

d bo

roni

a+

Corr

ea re

flexa

var

. cor

iace

ath

ick-

leaf

cor

rea

++

Erio

stem

on li

near

isna

rrow

-leaf

wax

-flow

er+

++

Gei

jera

line

arifo

liash

eep

bush

++

++

+Ph

ebal

ium

bul

latu

msi

lver

y ph

ebal

ium

++

+SA

NTA

LAC

EAE

Exoc

arpo

s aph

yllu

sle

afle

ss c

herr

y+

++

+Ex

ocar

pos s

parte

ussl

ende

r che

rry

+Le

ptom

eria

pre

issia

na+

62

As C

rypt

andr

a to

men

tosa

in R

obin

son

et a

l. (1

989)

72

Scie

ntifi

c N

ame

Com

mon

Nam

eR

obin

son

etal

. (19

88)

Past

oral

Ass

essm

ent

NW

Eyr

ePe

nins

ula

(199

9)

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(198

5, 2

000)

quad

rat

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(200

0)op

port

une

Sant

alum

acu

min

atum

Qua

ndon

g+

++

+Sa

ntal

um la

nceo

latu

mPl

umbu

sh+

Sant

alum

mur

raya

num

bitte

r qua

ndon

g+

++

+Sa

ntal

um sp

icat

umSa

ndal

woo

d+

+SA

PIN

DA

CEA

ED

odon

aea

baue

ricr

inkl

ed h

op-b

ush

++

+D

odon

aea

burs

ariif

olia

smal

l hop

-bus

h+

++

Dod

onae

a he

xand

raho

rned

hop

-bus

h+

++

+D

odon

aea

intri

cata

Gaw

ler R

ange

s hop

-bus

h+

++

Dod

onae

a lo

bula

talo

bed-

leaf

hop

-bus

h+

++

Dod

onae

a m

icro

zyga

var

. mic

rozy

gabr

illia

nt h

op-b

ush

+D

odon

aea

steno

zyga

dese

rt ho

p-bu

sh+

+D

odon

aea

visc

osa

ssp.

ang

ustis

sima

narr

ow-le

af h

op-b

ush

++

++

Dod

onae

a vi

scos

a ss

p. sp

atul

ata

stic

ky h

op-b

ush

+Al

ectr

yon

olei

foliu

s ssp

. can

esce

nsbu

llock

bus

h+63

+SC

RO

PHU

LAR

IAC

EAE

Glo

ssos

tigm

a dr

umm

ondi

ide

sert

mud

-mat

+G

loss

ostig

ma

clei

stant

hum

spoo

n m

ud-m

at+64

Lim

osel

la a

ustr

alis

Aus

tralia

n m

udw

ort

+Li

mos

ella

cur

diea

na+

Stem

odia

flor

ulen

taB

luer

od+65

*Zal

uzia

nsky

a di

varic

ata

spre

adin

g ni

ght-p

hlox

+SO

LAN

AC

EAE

Anth

ocer

cis a

nisa

ntha

ssp.

col

lina

Gaw

ler R

ange

s ray

-flow

er+

+D

uboi

sia h

opwo

odii

Pitu

ri+

++

Gra

mm

osol

en tr

unca

tus

shru

bby

ray-

flow

er+

++

Lyci

um a

ustra

leA

ustra

lian

boxt

horn

++

++

*Lyc

ium

fero

ciss

imum

Afr

ican

box

thor

n+

+*N

icot

iana

gla

uca

tree

toba

cco

++

+

63

As H

eter

oden

drum

ole

aefo

lium

in R

obin

son

et a

l. (1

989)

64 A

s Glo

ssos

tigm

a sp

. A in

Rob

inso

n et

al.

(198

9)65

As M

orga

nia

florib

unda

in R

obin

son

et a

l. (1

989)

73

Scie

ntifi

c N

ame

Com

mon

Nam

eR

obin

son

etal

. (19

88)

Past

oral

Ass

essm

ent

NW

Eyr

ePe

nins

ula

(199

9)

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(198

5, 2

000)

quad

rat

Veg

etat

ion

map

ping

(200

0)op

port

une

Nico

tiana

goo

dspe

edii

smal

l-flo

wer

toba

cco

++

Nico

tiana

mar

itim

aco

ast t

obac

co+

+Ni

cotia

na o

ccid

enta

lis ss

p. o

bliq

uaw

este

rn to

bacc

o+

Nico

tiana

vel

utin

ave

lvet

toba

cco

++

+So

lanu

m c

apsic

iform

eca

psic

um k

anga

roo-

appl

e+

Sola

num

coa

ctili

feru

mto

mat

o-bu

sh+

++

+So

lanu

m e

llipt

icum

velv

et p

otat

o-bu

sh+

++

Sola

num

esu

riale

Que

na+

Sola

num

hys

trix

Afg

han

this

tle+

*Sol

anum

nig

rum

blac

k ni

ghts

hade

++

++

Sola

num

pet

roph

ilum

rock

nig

htsh

ade

++

+So

lanu

m si

mile

Kan

garo

o ap

ple

++

Sola

num

stur

tianu

mSt

urt's

nig

htsh

ade

++

+ST

AC

KH

OU

SIA

CEA

ESt

ackh

ousia

mur

icat

a ss

p."P

eren

nial

"(W

.R.B

arke

r 364

+)ye

llow

can

dles

+66+

STER

CU

LIA

CEA

ECo

mm

erso

nia

tate

itra

iling

com

mer

soni

a+

Lasio

peta

lum

beh

riipi

nk v

elve

t-bus

h+

++

+La

siope

talu

m d

iscol

orco

ast v

elve

t-bus

h+

Rulin

gia

crau

roph

ylla

+ST

YLI

DIA

CEA

ELe

venh

ooki

a du

bia

hairy

styl

ewor

t+

THY

MEL

EAC

EAE

Pim

elea

cur

viflo

ra v

ar. s

eric

eacu

rved

rice

flow

er+

+Pi

mel

ea m

icra

ntha

silk

y ric

eflo

wer

+67+

+Pi

mel

ea m

icro

ceph

ala

ssp.

mic

roce

phal

ash

rubb

y ric

eflo

wer

++

++

Pim

elea

imbr

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leaf

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twin

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++

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phyl

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