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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 N Y Detailed notes Group 288 Brown Bloodwood / Currawang / ironbark shrubby woodland of eastern Goulburn River area Y N Y 289 Fringe Myrtle / Dywer’s Red Gum sandstone plateau heath of the Upper Hunter Valley Y N Y 290 Micromyrtus sessilis / Dwyer’s Red Gum sandstone plateau heath of the Upper Hunter Valley Y Y N You do get areas of just Black Pine – Steve Bell. This is a distinct group – Steve Bell. 293 Black Pine / Red Ironbark / Brown Bloodwood shrubby woodland Y N This is a distinct group – Steve Bell. Y 294 Red Ironbark / Brown Bloodwood/ Black Pine heathy open forest in Goulburn River NP Y N a distinct group – Steve Bell. Y 295 Broom Bush / Allocasuarina gymnanthera heath woodland 200 Y N a distinct group – Steve Bell, Travis Peake. Y 296 Large-fruited Grey Gum / Scribbly Gum / Black Pine heathy open forest of western Blue Mountains Y Y N This is a distinct group – Steve Bell, Travis Peake, Steve Lewer. all sites belong. 297 Scribbly Gum / Narrow-leaved Ironbark / Bossiaea rhombifolia heathy open forest of western Blue Mountains Y Y N It is a separate community further west from here – John Hunter. 298 Fringe Myrtle / Phebalium squamulosum / E. sparsifolia heathy woodland of the western Blue Mountains 301 Typha wetland Y N No further comments. Y 303 No name Name was Y N Two of the plots are in old farm dams – Steve Bell. Y given to this Sedgeland that runs right up the coast – Steve Griffith. community by Might cause problem with mapping but keep as a Steve Griffith. community – Doug Binns. Check his notes. Y 304 Lepironia articulata wetland Y N Perched swamp. Community is distinct – Steve Griffith. Would’ve thought there was more Lepironia in Myall lakes? No other sites? – Daniel Connolly.
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 305 No name Y N Just a single species – Doug Binns. Completed by Robert Payne, done for National Parks, the vegetation has changed since the survey was done – Robert Payne. This was an oxbow environment – Robert Payne. This does represents a separate habitat even though the species change, should keep it has a separate community – all. Steve Griffith was going to check B. Pressey work. Detailed notes Group Y N Distinct community – Travis Peake. This may be a River Red Gum proposed eeC – discuss with Shawn C. (HCRCMa). Don’t merge with Group 84; there’s a grassy Red Gum Hunter flats group that should really be put with these highly disturbed River Reds as part of the Hunter floodplain community. 306 No name River Red Gum / River Oak riparian woodland Y N Low species count – Doug Binns. You can get this as a monoculture, it is a distinct group – Robert Payne, Steve Griffith. Not grouping with other Swamp Oak communities? – Daniel Connolly. 307 No name Requires a name. 201 308 Baumea articulata sedgeland Y N No further comments. 309 Saltmarsh / estuarine complex This should be called a complex, as it is a mix of communities. aPPeNDIx 6 Collated review Y N Please read Steve Griffith notes for further information. Three of the sites are more mangroves than saltmarsh – Steve Bell. Definitely an estuarine complex, consisting of four separate saltmarsh communites (Baumea juncea sedgeland, Juncus krausii sedgeland, Sporbolus grassland) and a mangrove community – Steve Griffith. Saltmarsh might grow underneath the mangrove community. 310 Grey Mangrove low closed forest Y N x The sites in the north definitely represent the communtiy – Steve Griffith. There is no River Mangrove, maybe not sampled – andrew Paget. It has been sampled – Robert Payne. Please check for a River Mangrove community. Y Sites separated from Group 25 on review panel recommendation. 311 Wallarah Peninsula sites out of Group 25
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