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HClNC Vegetation Classification & mapping Project: Volume 1: Vegetation Classification Technical Report MU 134 — Narrow-leaved Stringybark heathy open forest in Towarri and Wingen Maid National Parks Open forests characterised by an overstorey dominated by Eucalyptus sparsifolia, often in association with E. nubila, and commonly including E. crebra. The understorey is shrubby and may be dominated in places by Leucopogon muticus and Leptospermum polyanthum, with other common shrubs including Acacia filicifolia, Persoonia linearis, Choretrum species A, Podolobium ilicifolium, Xanthorrhoea johnsonii, Melichrus urceolatus, Macrozamia concinna and Hibbertia obtusifolia. The ground layer is typically a mix of graminoids, including Lomandra glauca, L. confertifolia and Lepidosperma laterale; forbs such as Pomax umbellata and Goodenia hederacea; along with scattered grasses and ground ferns. The main grass species is Cleistochloa rigida and the main ground fern present is Cheilanthes sieberi. The only naturalised species occurring at over 25% of sites in this community was Hypochaeris radicata (Catsear, 48%). Within the study area this community occurs on foothills of the Liverpool Range and ranges in the Wingen Maid and Towarri NP areas, mainly on sandstones. MU 135 — Red Ironbark / Large fruited grey gum / Narrow-leaved Stringybark / Brown Bloodwood shrubby open forest in north-west Wollemi National Park and eastern Goulburn River National Park Open forests with a canopy predominately consisting of Eucalyptus fibrosa, E. punctata, E. sparsifolia and Corymbia trachyphloia. The understorey is typically shrubby and commonly includes Persoonia linearis, Leucopogon muticus, Macrozamia communis, Phyllanthus hirtellus, Dodonaea triangularis, Melichrus urceolatus and Styphelia triflora. The ground layer consists of a mix of grasses, graminoids and forbs, with the main grass species including Cleistochloa rigida, Entolasia stricta and Digitaria ramularis. Common graminoids include Lomandra confertifolia, L. glauca, Lepidosperma gunnii, L. laterale and Dianella revolute, and common forbs include Pomax umbellata and Goodenia rotundifolia. No naturalised species were recorded at more than 25% of sites in this community. Within the study area, this community occurs on ranges of the northern Wollemi NP area and the Upper Hunter at mid to low elevations and mainly on sandstones. MU 136 — Narrow-leaved Stringybark / Large-fruited Grey Gum heathy open forest in northern Wollemi National Park Open forests with an overstorey dominated by Eucalyptus sparsifolia and E. punctata. The understorey is generally shrubby with common shrubs including Leucopogon muticus, Phebalium squamulosum, Persoonia linearis and Podolobium ilicifolium. The ground layer typically consists of a mix of grasses, including Cleistochloa rigida and Entolasia stricta, graminoids such as Lepidosperma laterale and Lomandra confertifolia, and the ground fern Cheilanthes sieberi. No naturalised species were recorded at more than 25% of sites in this community. This community occurs within the study area on ranges of the northern Wollemi NP area and the Upper Hunter at mid elevations. MU 136 may have particular regional conservation significance as three rare shrub species are recorded within this study only in this community. These are Philotheca ericifolia, Pomaderris bodalla and P. costata. 110
111 CHaPTeR 4 Results MU 137 — Brown Bloodwood / Dwyer’s Red Gum heathy woodland of northern Wollemi National Park and Goulburn River National Park Low open forests to woodlands with a mixed canopy consisting of Corymbia trachyphloia, Eucalyptus dwyeri, E. fibrosa and Callitris endlicheri, and with an open mid storey including Acacia doratoxylon and Allocasuarina littoralis. The understorey is typically shrubby with Phebalium squamulosum common and abundant. Other common shrubs include Leptospermum trinervium, L. parvifolium, Leucopogon muticus, Calytrix tetragona, Persoonia linearis and Isopogon dawsonii. The ground layer predominately consists of grasses, mainly Cleistochloa rigida, and various graminoids including Lepidosperma laterale, L. gunnii, Lomandra glauca, L. confertifolia and Dianella revoluta. No naturalised species were recorded in this community at more than 25% of sites. Within the study area, this community occurs mainly on sandstone ranges of the northern Wollemi NP area and the Upper Hunter Valley at mid elevations. MU 138 — Red Ironbark / Large-fruited Grey Gum / Black Pine / heathy woodland in Goulburn River National Park Woodlands characterised by an overstorey dominated by Eucalyptus fibrosa and E. punctata, and often including Callitris endlicheri. The understorey is generally shrubby and commonly consists of a diverse range of species, including Acrotriche rigida, Persoonia linearis, Dodonaea triangularis, Grevillea sericea, G. triternata, Allocasuarina gymnanthera, Brachyloma daphnoides, Melichrus erubescens, Styphelia triflora and Acacia penninervis. The ground layer is typically sparse and may include graminoids, such as Lepidosperma laterale, and scattered grasses and forbs including Aristida vagans and Pomax umbellata. No naturalised species were recorded in this community at more than 25% of sites. This community is distributed within the study area on sandstone and basalt substrates on ranges of the northern Wollemi NP area at mid to low elevations. MU 139 — Black Pine / Red Ironbark / Brown Bloodwood shrubby woodland Woodlands with a canopy commonly dominated by Callitris endlicheri, often in association with Eucalyptus fibrosa and Corymbia trachyphloia. The understorey is characteristically shrubby and commonly includes Leucopogon muticus, Persoonia linearis, Grevillea sericea, Astroloma humifusum, Styphelia triflora, Hibbertia circumdans, Acrotriche rigida and Acacia linearifolia. The ground layer typically consists of an open mix of graminoids, including Lepidosperma laterale and Lomandra glauca, grasses including Microlaena stipoides, and scattered forbs such as Pomax umbellata. No naturalised species were recorded at more than 25% of sites in this community. Within the study area, this community occurs on ridges and hilltops in the northern Wollemi NP and Goulburn River areas at mid elevation and predominately on sandstones. MU 140 — Red Ironbark / Brown Bloodwood / Black Pine heathy open forest in Goulburn River National Park Open forests to woodlands characterised by a canopy dominated by Eucalyptus fibrosa, Corymbia trachyphloia and Callitris endlicheri, and often including E. crebra. The understorey is typically diversely shrubby with common shrub species including Persoonia linearis, Leucopogon muticus, Grevillea sericea, Allocasuarina gymnanthera, Calytrix tetragona,
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