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HClNC Vegetation Classification & mapping Project: Volume 1: Vegetation Classification Technical Report Appendix 10: Grasslands communities expert review workshop outcomes continued ID Community Diagnostic species Soils & geology Landscape & climate Locations Comments Biometric Brushy Hill, Wybong, Goulburn River, Curricabark & Blackjack Mtn. Targeted surveying required to define spatial distribution: Travis Peake has some limited data. On serpentinite Often on north-facing slopes Triodia scariosa; often with Xanthorrhoea glauca present GC 9 Triodia grassland / shrubland Saltmarsh in estuaries of the Sydney Basin and south-east corner (Biometric Community 13059) Combine with saltmarsh complex, though technically still defined as grassland; represents a listed eeC Tidally inundated soils Hunter, Central Coast, Port Stephens, Karuah & Manning estuaries. Targeted surveying required to define spatial distribution. Sporobolus virginicus / Sarcocornia quinqueflora / Baumea juncea / Juncus krausii / Sueda australis / Samolus repens GC 10 Sporobolus virginicus saltmarsh / grasslands Considered as part of the wetland communities defined under ‘woody communities’ analysis although still technically grassland Hexham Swamp; targeted surveying required to define spatial distribution Phragmites australis Restricted to saturated / waterlogged soils GC 11 Phragmites australis tall grasslands 286 Similar to GC9 Barrington ranges, Tomalla, Wollemi & Goulburn River; targeted surveying required to define spatial distribution: may be too small to map (e.g.
Appendix 10: Grasslands communities expert review workshop outcomes continued ID Community Diagnostic species Soils & geology Landscape & climate Locations Comments Biometric May be artefact of disturbance or introduction (widely used as lawn grass); S. Jacobs questioned whether natually occurring in Hunter, though given that it is considered native (albeit with cosmopolitan distribution) should be considered; may be part of the natural variation (though associated with disturbance) in other derived grassland communities such as GC1, GC2 & GC3 Management related Widespread; extensive areas of Hunter, Central Coast & Mid North Coast Cynodon dactylon High fertility, deep soils GC 15 Cynodon dactylon grasslands of alluvial plains, floodplains & terraces aPPeNDIx 10 Grasslands communities expert review workshop outcomes Wollemi, Goulburn River & Owens Gap; targeted surveying required to define spatial distribution: may be too small to map (e.g.
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CHaPTeR 3 Method of data collection
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BIBLIOGRaPHY Anderson, R. H. (1961)
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