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CCA08 Far North Coast <strong>Targeted</strong> <strong>Vegetation</strong> <strong>Survey</strong> Taxon Communities Habitat Scleria levis 20 Swamp sclerophyll forest on coastal s<strong>and</strong>plains Sida cordifolia 33 Closed forest <strong>of</strong> Callitris colllumellaris on coastal barrier s<strong>and</strong>s near Simpsons Creek Syzygium hodgkinsoniae 43, 44, 47, 54 Gallery ‘dry’ rainforest on alluvium, <strong>and</strong> subtropical rainforest on alluvial terrace <strong>and</strong> meta-sedimentary soils Syzygium moorei 35, 44, 45, 47 Brush Box littoral rainforest <strong>and</strong> subtropical rainforest communities on low-elevation meta-sediment <strong>and</strong> basalt coastal hills Tinospora tinosporoides 45 Subtropical rainforest on coastal s<strong>and</strong>plains Trichosanthes subvelutina 14 Swamp Mahogany with a mid-storey <strong>of</strong> palms <strong>and</strong> lilly pilly Xylosma terrae-reginae 45 Subtropical rainforest on a coastal barrier s<strong>and</strong>s
CCA08 Far North Coast <strong>Targeted</strong> <strong>Vegetation</strong> <strong>Survey</strong> 3.6 Taxa <strong>of</strong> conservation significance The following discussion lists all taxa <strong>of</strong> conservation significance recorded in the FNC study area, identifying the distribution <strong>of</strong> the species in the study area in terms <strong>of</strong> the sites from which each was recorded <strong>and</strong> in which <strong>of</strong> the 62 vegetation communities it is found. The status is also given: species identified as vulnerable <strong>and</strong> endangered species are those identified as such under the NSW TSC; species identified as rare are those plants listed by Sheringham <strong>and</strong> Westaway (1995), the remaining coded, species are ROTAP species (Briggs <strong>and</strong> Leigh, 1996). Acacia bakeri Vulnerable (TSC) Baker’s Wattle, Marblewood, Scrub Wattle, White Marblewood. This species was recorded from seven sites, including Sleepy Hollow <strong>and</strong> Charles Bay, Terranora. The species was found growing in subtropical rainforest on rolling hills on meta-sedimentary soils <strong>and</strong>, less commonly, on the alluvial plain <strong>and</strong> alluvial soils. Acacia bakeri Acianthus amplexicaulis 2RC- An autumn flowering orchid occurring in coastal <strong>and</strong> escarpment habitats. It was recorded near Ocean Shores on meta-sedimentary derived soils in Brush Box (Lophostemon confertus) littoral rainforest. It is also known from Broken Head, Bundjalung National Park, Iluka <strong>and</strong> Bagotville, <strong>and</strong> in Queensl<strong>and</strong>. Acronychia baeuerlenii 3RC Byron Bay Acronychia. The Byron Bay Acronychia is recorded from Lismore to Byron Bay <strong>and</strong> from the McPherson Range. It was recorded from three sites in the present survey, at Terranora <strong>and</strong> Buckombil Mountain, in <strong>Lower</strong> Richmond Brush Box <strong>and</strong> Tweed–Brunswick Valley subtropical rainforest communities, on the floodplain <strong>and</strong> on meta-sedimentary soils. Acronychia littoralis Endangered (TSC) Scented Acronychia. Scented Acronychia is distributed from Fraser Isl<strong>and</strong> in Queensl<strong>and</strong> to Port Macquarie, NSW. It was recorded in two sites in the current survey, near Chinderah <strong>and</strong> at North Pottsville, in dunal paperbark woodl<strong>and</strong> <strong>and</strong> Brush Box on Pleistocene dunes. Acronychia littoralis Archidendron hendersonii Vulnerable (TSC) White Lace Flower, Tulip Siris. Recorded from 12 sites, including at Ukerebagh, Terranora, T<strong>and</strong>ys Lane, <strong>and</strong> from north <strong>of</strong> Brunswick Heads <strong>and</strong> as far south as Tuckean Broadwater. It was recorded in Brush Box littoral rainforest, Brunswick– Tweed Brush Box forest <strong>and</strong> subtropical rainforest communities, on basalt <strong>and</strong> meta-sediments <strong>and</strong> also in moist sites on s<strong>and</strong>s <strong>and</strong> on the floodplain. Archidendron muellerianum 3RCa Veiny Laceflower, Small-flower Laceflower. Recorded from 11 sites, including Buckombil Mountain <strong>and</strong> Sleepy Hollow. It was recorded in <strong>Lower</strong> Richmond Brush Box/wet sclerophyll forest <strong>and</strong> Tweed–Brunswick Valley subtropical rainforest communities on low elevation meta-sedimentary coastal hills.
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