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HClNC Vegetation Classification & mapping Project: Volume 1: Vegetation Classification Technical Report Appendix 6: Collated review continued Outliers Action Final notes accepted Group undersampled Further notes No Location Site cleaning Check Split Merge Remove accepted Proposed name change Group Preliminary community name Group Detailed notes Group Merge Group 236 with Group 237. N Check Yengo data set. Judging by the very low cover scores it looks like you have an incorrect dataset from somewhere. Will get out a revised one – Daniel Connolly. N x Merge with Group 237 – andrew Paget. 236 Yellow Bloodwood / Narrowleaved apple heathy woodland on Hawkesbury Sandstone Merge Group 236 with Group 237. N Similar to Group 236 – andrew Paget. Could be merged; some sites should merge with Group 236 when repaired. N x Merge with Group 236 – andrew Paget. Some sites should merge with Group 236 – Daniel Connolly. 237 Yellow Bloodwood / Red Bloodwood heathy woodland on Hawkesbury Sandstone N Y Don’t merge Group 242 with Group 299; no nearest neighbours and other groups closer. N x Merge with Group 299 – Steve Bell. 242 Whipstick Mallee ash heathy mallee woodland of central Wollemi NP Y Merge Group 244 with Group 243 as suggested although not statistically close. Probably a mosaic on and around sandstone pavements. N Similar to the Whipstick / Mallee group. Very hard to sample as they are so small – Robert Payne. Could be merged into 2nd Whipstick Mallee group – Robert Payne. N x Merge with Group 243 – Robert Payne. 244 Baeckea brevifolia sandstone pavement heath of southern Central Coast 182 Y Don’t merge; complex statistical relationships between these groups and difficult to merge in a logical way. N This could belong to the other Smooth-bark apple groups. Could merge with Group 255. are the haemostoma and raemosa grouped in together? E. raemosa is distributed in the north and E. haemostoma is distributed in the south. They could represent separate groups – Steve Griffith. N x Merge with Group 255. Scribbly Gum species? Be careful with the name of Scribbly Gum communites as there are two species – haemostoma and raemosa. 250 Smooth-barked apple / Red Bloodwood grass / shrub woodland of Central Coast lowlands N Sites reallocated to Group 263. N Check species name. N Dactyloides to another species name – Steve Bell. Speak to Doug; single observer why not grouping with other sand mass? – Daniel Connolly. 253 Finger Hakea / Xanthorrhoea latifolia coastal heath of the Central Coast Y 2 ? Two outliers. Y Don’t merge; complex statistical relationships between these groups and difficult to merge in a logical way; outliers reallocated. N x Merge with Group 250. 255 Scribbly Gum / Red Bloodwood heath woodland of coastal lowlands
Appendix 6: Collated review continued Outliers Action Final notes accepted Group undersampled Further notes No Location Site cleaning Check Split Merge Remove accepted Proposed name change Group Preliminary community name Group Detailed notes Group Merge Group 182 with Group 256. N Similar to Group 182, exist in similar environments, the only difference is that Group 182 includes Wallum species – Robert Payne. Community does exist in Crowdy – andrew Paget. Single observer? – Daniel Connolly. N x Merge with Group 182 – Robert Payne. 256 Dwarf Casuarina / Wallum Banksia coastal heath of coastal headlands of Central Coast Y Merge groups 257, 258 and 259. N Munmorah data suspect problems here – Daniel Connolly. N x Merge with groups 258 and 259. 257 Dwarf Casuarina / Wedding Bush coastal heath on coastal headlands of the southern Central Coast Merge groups 257, 258 and 259. N Should groups 258 and 259 be merged together? – andrew Paget, Robert Payne. Should groups 258 and 257 be merged? – Steve Bell. N x Merge with groups 257 and 259. 258 Wallum Banksia heath on sands of the Lower North Coast Merge groups 257, 258 and 259. N Should groups 258 and 259 be merged together? – andrew Paget, Robert Payne. This group could just be a bit closer to the beach. N x Merge with groups 257 and 258. 259 Monotoca elliptica / Wallum Banksia heath on coastal sands Y Don’t merge; groups 261, 262, 263 and 264 have complex statistical relationships. N Similar to Group 264 – andrew Paget. Merge this group but check the environmental variables – one exists on holocene and the other exists on polocene – Steve Griffith. Check geology and other abiotic factors before merging – all. Munmorah data suspect problems here, otherwise tight group – Daniel Connolly. N x Merge with Group 264 – andrew Paget. 261 Smooth-barked apple / Blackbutt / Old Man Banksia coastal sands woodland 183 Y Umina Sands eeC. aPPeNDIx 6 Collated review N Requires checking. N This group could be merged with a Podocarpus group (299) – Steve Bell. Should be careful lumping this group with other groups (299) – Steve Griffith. Group is very different floristically – Doug Binns. Maybe this group could be linked with the Umina sand sites – Robert Payne. It is quite distinctive – Steve Griffith. 262 Old Man Banksia / Rough-barked apple / Bangalay shrubby open forest on coastal sand Y Resticted to Nelson Bay area; probably mainly on bedrock rather sands; possibly a distinct community. N Similar to Group 261 – andrew Paget. Merge this group but check the environmental variables – one exists on holocene and the other exists on polocene. all agreed; single observer check you have full Tomaree data. Seems odd that this is not grouping with Group 262 – Daniel Connolly. N x Merge with Group 261 – andrew Paget. 264 Smooth-barked apple / Blackbutt heathy open forest
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