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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 Detailed notes Group Y N example of this community is located on the southwestern side of Wallis Lake – Steve Griffith. This is a distinct group – Steve Griffith. 162 Smooth-barked apple / White Stringybark / Melaleuca sieberi shrubby open forest Y N Check Steve Bell – Daniel Connolly. Y 163 Paperbarks / Woollybutt swamp forest on the Central Coast Y This is a distinct group – Robert Payne. There is a site at Blue Haven that should be found in this group – Steve Bell. Y Y 1 Site at Blue Haven that should be located in this group – Steve Bell. Check database. 166 Parramatta Red Gum swamp forest on the Central Coast Y Plots are completed by Robert Payne annually for environment australia – Robert Payne. This is a regrowth site – Robert Payne. This is a sporadic veg type that contains native species. You should keep as a separate community – Robert Payne. It is quite distinct from E. camfieldii community located on Hawkesbury Sandstone. Is this too localised for a region scale scheme? – Travis Peake. There should be other sites that belong to this community, Michael will check to see where these fall out – Travis Peake. Keep as separate group – Most. 168 E. camfieldii Y Y Group is missing sites – Hunter Councils to check. Check Norah Heads E. camfieldii sites in ReMS data. 194 Y Y N x This was separated into a community in Travis’s work – Travis Peake. Blakeyi on drainage depressions is a community that is undersampled – Travis Peake. Keep it as a separate community – Travis Peake. 170 Blakely’s Red Gum / Roughbarked apple shrubby woodland Y N Good community – Doug Binns. Y 175 Acacia obtusifolia outcrop shrublands of Lower North Coast ranges Y Located on shallow rocky soils – John Hunter. Recorded Xanthorrhoea glauca with the spinifex – Travis Peake. There might be another set of sites that might belong in this community – Travis Peake. This is on sandstone – Travis Peake. X. johnsoni does not look good (it might actually be X. glauca) but all other species look like they belong – check the specimens – Travis Peake. Good group but just check and this is not extensively sampled. Y Y Hunter Councils to check specimen from RBCS work. 176 Tumbledown Red Gum / Spinifex heath / hummock grass of the western Blue Mountains
Appendix 6: Collated review continued Outliers Action accepted Group undersampled Site cleaning accepted Final notes Y Southern site reallocated to Group 254. Further notes No Location Check Split Merge Remove Proposed name change Group Preliminary community name Group Detailed notes Group More scrubby form of the grass headland – Steve Bell. This could be the eeC grassland community – Steve Griffith. Check Steve Griffith notes given to Michael – Steve Griffith. Remove two outliers in Gosford – Steve Bell. Y Y 2 Sites located in Gosford LGa. 181 Kangaroo Grass / Westringia friuticosa grassland on coastal headlands Y N No further comments. Y 183 Baloskion stenocoleum / Poa costiniana sedgeland on Barrington Tops Y Y N Closely related to Group 183 – andrew Paget. This is a bit like the coastal wetland communities, could end up mapping it as a complex. If they are structurally different you should keep them separate but map it as a complex – Steve Griffith (seem to be accepted as right). 184 Baloskion stenocoleum / Hakea microcarpa wet heath on Barrington Tops and tableland edge Y N No further comments. Y 185 Black Sallee grass / forb woodland on Barrington Tops Y N No further comments. Y 186 Forest Ribbon Gum sedge / grass woodland of western Barrington area 195 Y Y N x Seen this community north-east of Scone, Black Mountain, definitely a separate community – Steve Bell. 187 Carex gaudichaudiana fens on the tablelands Y Southern sites reallocated to Group 247. Two outliers – the sites that lie south of all other sites; these shallow gully lines off Somersby plateau are a community but at the scale of mapping the unit is really driven by intense sampling of local variation I reckon – Daniel Connolly. Y Y 2 Sites south of main distribution. 188 Sydney Peppermint / Silvertop ash / Gyamea Lily fern woodland Y N No further comments. Y aPPeNDIx 6 Collated review 189 Banksia ericifolia / Coral Fern wet heath on sandstone of lower Central Coast Y Y N Check andrew Paget comments about this community. Check for Grass Tree / Triodia sites as per andrew Paget’s comments. Plots in Wingen Maid have a Grass Tree overstorey and Spinifex understorey. E. serpentinicola / Triodia low mallee woodland on serpentinite of the Lower North Coast 190 E. serpentinocala / Triodia low mallee woodland on serpentinite of the Lower North Coast Y Only two sites at Glenbawn. Is there a site from Wingen Maid in this community? – Travis Peake. The site from Wingen Maid might have came out in a community by itself – Doug Binns. Y Y 1 Site from Wingen Maid survey should be allocated to this group. 191 White Box / Grass Tree / Spinifex woodland at Glenbawn Dam
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