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Appendix 6: Collated review continued<br />
Outliers<br />
Action<br />
Final notes<br />
accepted<br />
Group<br />
undersampled<br />
Further notes No Location<br />
Site<br />
cleaning<br />
Check<br />
Split<br />
Merge<br />
Remove<br />
accepted<br />
Proposed<br />
name change Group<br />
Preliminary community name<br />
Group<br />
Detailed notes Group<br />
Y CSN33POF unallocated;<br />
only one site in group and<br />
I don’t have the floristic<br />
data for it.<br />
The site at Cessnock does not belong to this community,<br />
remove it – Steve Bell.<br />
This is deep-water community, not saline water – Robert<br />
Payne.<br />
N Y 1 Site located<br />
at Cessnock<br />
(CSN33POF).<br />
302 Philydrum<br />
lanuginosum / Sporobolus<br />
virginicus wetland<br />
Y N No further comments. Y<br />
3 Sydney Blue Gum / New england<br />
Blackbutt / Whitetop Box<br />
shrub / grass open forest of the<br />
Lower North Coast<br />
Y<br />
Y N Interesting only this site grouped with northern where<br />
are other Barrington flootslope acemnoides sites?<br />
5 Large-fruited Grey Gum / Narrowleaved<br />
White Mahogany<br />
shrub / grass open forest on<br />
slopes of Barrington area<br />
Y N No further comments. Y<br />
8 Forest Oak / Thin-leaved<br />
Stringybark / Grey Gum shrub /<br />
grass open forest of escarpment<br />
of Lower North Coast<br />
Y<br />
Y N This could be a disturbance artefact – Doug Binns.<br />
There is no overstorey species to link it with other<br />
groups – Doug Binns.<br />
It looks like Themeda is pulling it together. This should<br />
remain as a separate group – Doug Binns and John<br />
Hunter, Dominic Sivertsen.<br />
Should be merged with another group – David Tierney<br />
and andrew Paget.<br />
The mapped community should show its association<br />
with other groups but it should be kept as a separate<br />
group in the classification – Dominic Sivertsen, most<br />
others agreed.<br />
This is an odd cluster here, doesn’t match anything<br />
I know in field. Seems to cover a range of disparate<br />
habitats. Suspect highly disturbed or burnt sites with<br />
low species numbers perhaps large number of rapid<br />
sites – Robert Payne check with Daniel Connolly.<br />
11 Mixed overstorey Themeda<br />
Imperata / Lomandra longifolia<br />
185<br />
aPPeNDIx 6 Collated review<br />
Y Sites reallocated.<br />
Y N x This also exists further north near Kariong. This<br />
community is very tiny, just exists on rocky outcrops –<br />
Robert Payne.<br />
This is a distinctive group; suspect this will form two<br />
communites based on northern Sydney Narabeen soils<br />
with Pittwater Spotted Gum community extending<br />
across into Patonga and an open Costata / paniculata<br />
forest on other areas – Daniel Connolly.<br />
12 Sydney Sandstone heath<br />
probably more extensive in<br />
Sydney metro