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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 Site cleaning Remove accepted Further notes No Location Detailed notes Y N No further comments. Y Group Check Split Merge Proposed name change Group Preliminary community name Group 234 Sydney Peppermint semi-mesic open forest of northern Wollemi NP Y Y N Check single observer Robert Payne. I think E. piperata are most E. considenianas up here – Daniel Connolly. 235 Sydney Peppermint / Largefruited Grey Gum heathy open forest of north-west Wollemi NP One outlier – Se of all other sites. Y Outlier unallocated. Y Y 1 Site Se of main distribution 239 Narrow-leaved apple / Parramatta Red Gum / Persoonia oblongata heathy woodland of the Howes Valley area Y N No further comments. Y 240 Yellow Bloodwood / Red Bloodwood / Brown Stringybark shrub / grass open forest in the Cessnock / Kurri Kurri area Y Merge Group 244 with Group 243 as suggested although not statistically close. Probably a mosaic on and around sandstone pavements. N x It is located in Brisbane Water National Park but never been sampled. Y Merge with Group 244 – Robert Payne. 243 Whipstick Mallee ash / Casuarina mallee woodland of central Wollemi 198 Y Y N Very difficult to map – occurs in very narrow areas – Robert Payne. 245 Dwarf apple / Scribbly Gum heathy low woodland on Hawkesbury Sandstone of southern Central Coast Y N No further comments. Y 247 Scribbly Gum / Red Bloodwood / Old Man Banksia heathy woodland of southern Central Y N No further comments. Y Coast 248 Red Bloodwood / Smooth-barked apple / Old Man Banksia heathy woodland in the Watagans Y N Check single observer Steve Bell – Daniel Connolly. Y Dwarf Casuarina / Melaleuca nodosa? coastal heath 252 Mirbelia rubifolia / Epacris pulchella coastal heath of the Central Coast Y Y N x This also exists up at Old Bar – this community is undersampled. It is located up and down the coast but it is difficult to sample. Could be a problem for mapping. On the coast the salt converts the substrate on any geology into a podosol? 254 Kangaroo Grass headland heath of the Central Coast
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 Worth keeping this group separate – Steve Griffith. Y Group Proposed name change Group Preliminary community name Group Old Man Banksia – is this serata? 260 Coast Tea Tree / Old Man Banksia coastal shrubland Y N No further comments. Y 263 Red Bloodwood / Smooth-barked apple heath woodland on coastal sands of the Lower North Coast Y Y N Has an affinity with the Gulgong sandstone work – Steve Lewer. Keep as separate group – Steve Lewer. 268 Narrow-leaved Ironbark heath woodland in Goulburn River NP Y N a distinct community – Steve Lewer. Y 272 Narrow-leaved Ironbark / Black Pine / Acacia linearifolia shrub / grass open forest in Goulburn River NP Y Y N Further west this would be a separate group but it would integrade with other communities – Steve Lewer. Definitely a distinct group – all. 275 Mugga Ironbark / Black Pine shrub / grass open forest of far west Upper Hunter Y Merge Group 274 with Group 276. Y N a problem with cover scores but floristically distinct, good group – Doug Binns. 276 Narrow-leaved Ironbark shrub / grass open forest 199 N Not statistically close to anything else so given review comments I would leave these sites unallocated. Would not use the Wingen plots, as the surveyor miss ID a lot of the species – Travis Peake. Single observer Travis Peake – Daniel Connolly. Y Y 2 Sites located at Wingen 278 Narrow-leaved Ironbark / Blueleaved Stringybark / Choretrum candollei shrubby open forest Y Y N Could be an ecotone group, a transitional forest – Steve Bell. 279 Narrow-leaved Ironbark / Yellow Bloodwood shrubby open forest aPPeNDIx 6 Collated review Y Outlier reallocated to Group 283. The group is distinct – Travis Peake. Just check southern sites to make sure they fit in with this group. Y Y ? GOULRIV / BYLOIN4C and site south of main 282 E. sparsifolia heathy open forest in Towarri and Wingen Maid NPs distribution Y N No further comments. Y Merge groups 283 and 284. 283 Red Ironbark shrubby open forest in north-west Wollemi and eastern Goulburn River NPs Y N Definite group – Steve Bell. Y Merge groups 285 and 300. 285 E. sparsifolia / Large-fruited Grey Gum heathy open forest in northern Wollemi NP Y N Y 287 Ironbark / Currawang shrubby woodland of northern Wollemi NP
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