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4.12a 4.12b<br />

4.1.5 Plant species inventory<br />

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CHaPTeR 4 Results<br />

Figure 4.12. a. Area coverage b. Plot site intensity for different land tenures in the HCLNC study area<br />

The HCLNC vegetation community analysis dataset contains a total of 217 729 vascular<br />

plant species records. The appended inventory lists all plant families included in the region<br />

(Appendix 8). The appended list is not guaranteed to be free from errors or omissions and<br />

should be regarded as a working inventory.<br />

Table 4.1. Headings used to profile vascular plant species within the HCLNC study area<br />

Profile of vascular plant species inventory<br />

Scientific name The published scientific name of the species.<br />

Common name/s a colloquial name/s attributed to a species.<br />

Form an assemblage with similar components e.g. trees, shrubs and herbs.<br />

exotic Specifies if a species is native to the australian continent or has been introduced.<br />

ROTaP Species listed as a Rare or Threatened australian Plants (Briggs & Leigh 1996).<br />

NSW TSC act a species listed under NSW Threatened Species Conservation Act 1995.<br />

ePBC act a species listed under Commonwealth Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999.<br />

Records for vegetation<br />

community analysis<br />

Specifies the number of plot sites a species was recorded at within the HCLNC study area using the<br />

vegetation community analysis dataset.<br />

Status Records a species as having very few, few, some, occasional and frequent records based on the<br />

following rule set:<br />

1–5 species records: very few records<br />

6–20 species records: few records<br />

21–99 species records: some records<br />

100–499 species records: occasionally recorded<br />

>500 species records: frequently recorded

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