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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 Y Merge Group 274 with Group 276. Detailed notes Group N x Requires checking. Y ecotone, highly degraded sites, Travis did some work for this survey – not completely happy with these sites – Travis Peake. It is on Jurasic sandstone which could pull out a different community type – Travis Peake. Could be merged with Group 276 – Doug Binns. Towarri did have a different vegetation type from other places in the HCLNC study area but definitely need to reconsider this group – Travis Peake. 274 Narrow-leaved Ironbark / Black Pine / Cassinia arcuata heathy open forest in Turrell State Forest N Y Merge groups 233, 280 and 281. N x Merge with Group 281 – Steve Bell, Doug Binns. 280 Large-fruited Grey Gum / E. sparsifolia / Persoonia linearis shrubby open forest in northeast Wollemi NP Merge groups 233, 280 and 281. N This could belong to Group 280 – Steve Bell & Doug Binns. May need to merge; exclude as these are all immediately after fire monitoring sites – Daniel Connolly. N x Merge with Group 280 – Steve Bell, Doug Binns. 281 E. sparsifolia / Large-fruited Grey Gum Y Merge groups 283 and 284. N x Requires checking. N Steve Bell can remember seeing places that are dominated by Acrotriche rigida. May need to reallocate. 284 Acrotriche rigida / Burrawang / E. nubila / White Box shrubby woodland 184 Y Don’t merge. N Might need to merge with Group 300 – Steve Bell, Travis Peake. N x Merge with Group 300 – Steve Bell, Travis Peake. 286 Brown Bloodwood / Dwyer’s Red Gum heathy woodland of northern Wollemi NP and Goulburn River NP Y Merge groups 291 and 292. N Relationship with Group 292 – Doug Binns. Merge Group 292 with Group 291. N x Merge with Group 292 – all. 291 Large-fruited Grey Gum / Red Ironbark shrubby woodland in Goulburn River NP N Merge groups 291 and 292. N x Merge with Group 291 – all. 292 Red Ironbark / Black Pine / Allocasuarina gymnanthera heathy woodland in Goulburn River NP Y Don’t merge Group 242 with Group 299; no nearest neighbours and other groups closer. N This was completed by one observer and could be merged into Group 242 – Steve Bell. N x Merge with Group 242 – Steve Bell. 299 Yertchuck / Large-fruited Grey Gum heathy woodland of northern Wollemi Y Merge groups 285 and 300; one site reallocated to Group 286. N There should be more sites that belong to this community – Steve Bell. Could be merged with Group 286 possibly? Check out all sites, as it is very odd that they have split off from the other communites. N x Merge with Group 286 – Steve Bell, Travis Peake. 300 Brown Bloodwood / Paperbark Tea Tree / Allocasuarina distylla heathy woodland in northern Wollemi NP
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 Y CSN33POF unallocated; only one site in group and I don’t have the floristic data for it. The site at Cessnock does not belong to this community, remove it – Steve Bell. This is deep-water community, not saline water – Robert Payne. N Y 1 Site located at Cessnock (CSN33POF). 302 Philydrum lanuginosum / Sporobolus virginicus wetland Y N No further comments. Y 3 Sydney Blue Gum / New england Blackbutt / Whitetop Box shrub / grass open forest of the Lower North Coast Y Y N Interesting only this site grouped with northern where are other Barrington flootslope acemnoides sites? 5 Large-fruited Grey Gum / Narrowleaved White Mahogany shrub / grass open forest on slopes of Barrington area Y N No further comments. Y 8 Forest Oak / Thin-leaved Stringybark / Grey Gum shrub / grass open forest of escarpment of Lower North Coast Y Y N This could be a disturbance artefact – Doug Binns. There is no overstorey species to link it with other groups – Doug Binns. It looks like Themeda is pulling it together. This should remain as a separate group – Doug Binns and John Hunter, Dominic Sivertsen. Should be merged with another group – David Tierney and andrew Paget. The mapped community should show its association with other groups but it should be kept as a separate group in the classification – Dominic Sivertsen, most others agreed. This is an odd cluster here, doesn’t match anything I know in field. Seems to cover a range of disparate habitats. Suspect highly disturbed or burnt sites with low species numbers perhaps large number of rapid sites – Robert Payne check with Daniel Connolly. 11 Mixed overstorey Themeda Imperata / Lomandra longifolia 185 aPPeNDIx 6 Collated review Y Sites reallocated. Y N x This also exists further north near Kariong. This community is very tiny, just exists on rocky outcrops – Robert Payne. This is a distinctive group; suspect this will form two communites based on northern Sydney Narabeen soils with Pittwater Spotted Gum community extending across into Patonga and an open Costata / paniculata forest on other areas – Daniel Connolly. 12 Sydney Sandstone heath probably more extensive in Sydney metro
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