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HClNC Vegetation Classification & mapping Project: Volume 1: Vegetation Classification Technical Report Appendix 6: Collated review continued Outliers Action accepted Group undersampled Site cleaning Check Split Merge Remove accepted Further notes No Location Detailed notes Final notes Y N No further comments. Y Merged with Group 118. Group Proposed name change Group Preliminary community name 117 Sandpaper Fig / Whalebone Tree warm temperate rainforest 119 Bangalow Palm / Coachwood / Sassafras gully rainforest of the Central Coast Palm forest Group Y N No further comments. Y Y N x This could possibly go into another group – Doug Binns. Y This is on a wide gully floor, alluvial, undersampled – Robert Payne. everybody happy to keep this as a separate group. Y N No further comments. Y 120 Jackwood / Lilly Pilly riparian rainforest of the Central Coast 122 Lilly Pilly / Coachwood sandstone gully warm temperate rainforest in the Watagans One outlier in the south CMWaT00 SFDaTa. Y Outlier reallocated to Group 129. Y Y 1 Sites south of main distribution. Outlier could belong to Group 127 – John Hunter. 127 Tallowwood / Brush Box / Sydney Blue Gum moist shrubby tall open forest of Lower North Coast foothills 192 Y N No further comments. Y 128 Small-fruited Grey Gum / Turpentine / Tallowwood moist open forest of the Lower North Coast foothills Y N x There might be a community on the valley floor which might be undersampled and does not appear in the scheme. Site just west of Wallis Lake belongs to this Y Merge with Group 132 – Daniel Connolly. 131 Flooded Gum / Brush Box / Tallowwood mesic tall open forest of the Lower North Coast group – Steve Griffith. foothills Y 135 Shatterwood dry rainforest Y N x Could be an ecotone – andrew Paget. This is a distinct group – Doug Binns, Steve Griffith. There is not many plot samples, however, this community is quite extensive. You will find it in a Floyd and Steve Griffith survey work which were transects. Y 136 Brown Myrtle dry rainforest Y N x There are only eight plots, should it be merged into something else, could be disturbance related – David Tierney. Robert Payne, Steve Bell and Steve Griffith would keep it as a separate group. It should be up in the Greater Taree area – Tanomi and also in Cape York or Hawke in the Great Lakes. Y Y N x It should appear in the Greater Taree area – however, its range in this area is very narrow. Group could be undersampled – andrew Paget & Robert Payne. 141 Tuckeroo / Coast Banksia littoral rainforest and coastal low open forest
Appendix 6: Collated review continued Outliers Action Final notes accepted Group undersampled Site cleaning Check Split Merge Remove accepted Further notes No Location Detailed notes Y N No further comments. Y Group Proposed name change Group Preliminary community name Group Narrow-leaved Peppermint / Mountain Ribbon Gum grassy open forest of the eastern Tablelands 145 Narrow-leaved Peppermint grassy open forest of the eastern Tablelands Y N These site exists on a basalt cap, quite distinct – John Y Hunter (John Hunter completed the plot work with Paul S). Y N No further comments. Y 149 New england Blackbutt / Forest Ribbon Gum moist grass / forb open forest 150 Snow Gum / Black Sallee wet grassland / heath on Barrington plateau Y N No further comments. Y 151 Snow Gum / Tasmannia purpurascens grassy open forest on Barrington plateau Y Y N Is this group different to a group located at Barrington? – Doug Binns. Could be observer bias? There was no obvious reason to merge with another 152 Mountain Gum / Snow Gum grassy open forest in Ben Halls Gap 193 group so they will remain separate. Y Merge groups 148, 153 and 154 based on statistical and geographic similarities. Y N Might be a bit of a disturbance issue – Doug Binns. The group was accepted as a separate community – Most. Y Y N Groups 148, 154 and 155 might all be one group – John Hunter. Leave as separate groups. 153 Silvertop Stringybark / Bracken grassy open forst of eastern Liverpool Range and Barrington area 155 Mountain Gum / Brown Barrel / Snow Gum shrub / grass open forest of northern Barrington area aPPeNDIx 6 Collated review Y N No further comments. Y 156 Messmate / Silvertop Stringybark /Tussock Grass shrub / grass open forest of western Barrington area Y Y N Could this be merged with Group 158? – andrew Paget. all agreed not to merge Group 158 with Group 157, 157 Melaleuca nodosa paperbark swamp forest on poorly drained keep them separate. soils of the Central Coast Y One of Steve Griffith sites should be moved back to Group 157 – it is not on an undulating site and does not exist in the Central coast; lump groups 158 and 159? – Daniel Connolly. Y Y 1 Site completed by Steve Griffith. Needs to be reallocated to Group 157 – Steve Griffith. This runs right up the coast, so not just Central Coast 158 Melaleuca nodosa paperbark woodland / shrubland on undulating areas of the Central Coast
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