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HClNC Vegetation Classification & mapping Project: Volume 1: Vegetation Classification Technical Report ➜ Minimum unit of area = 0.1 ha natural grasslands ➜ Grasslands where lack of woody over-storey is due to natural processes not human activity derived grasslands ➜ Grasslands where original woody over-storey (shrubs or trees) has been removed through human activity A total of eight natural and five derived native grassland communities were identified through the workshop (see Table 4.6). A table of proposed grassland communities developed by the workshop along with information on the spatial distribution and ecological factors relating to the communities has been included in Appendix 10. The grassland communities were included with other unsampled communities identified through the review process and will be considered for further sampling as part of any future mapping work. Table 4.6. List of vegetation communities and sources MU ID Community name Source MU 1 antarctic Beech / Sassafras cool temperate rainforest in high altitude areas of the Lower North Coast and New england Tableland 56 Classification MU 2 Black Olive Berry / Black Sassafras cool temperate rainforest Classification MU 3 Lilly Pilly / Sandpaper Fig marginal warm temperate rainforest of the Central Coast and Lower Hunter Valley Classification MU 4 Sassafras / Prickly ash warm temperate rainforest Classification MU 5 Socketwood / Lilly Pilly dry subtropical rainforest in Towarri NP and Cedar Brush NR Classification MU 6 Sandpaper Fig / Whalebone Tree warm temperate rainforest Classification MU 7 Lilly Pilly / Grey Myrtle / Rasp Fern warm temperate rainforest of Barrington foothills and Central Coast Classification MU 8 Bangalow Palm / Coachwood / Sassafras gully rainforest of the Central Coast Classification MU 9 Jackwood / Lilly Pilly riparian rainforest of the Central Coast Classification MU 10 Lilly Pilly / Coachwood sandstone gully warm temperate rainforest on sandstone ranges of the Sydney Basin Classification MU 11 Sassafras / Grey Possumwood warm temperate rainforest Classification MU 12 Sassafras warm temperate rainforest Classification MU 13 Rosewood / Brown Beech subtropical rainforest on the southern slopes of Barrington area Classification MU 14 Tuckeroo / Coast Banksia littoral rainforest and coastal low open forest Classification MU 15 Brown Myrtle / Lilly Pilly dry rainforest Classification MU 16 Grey Myrtle dry rainforest of sheltered sandstone gullies in northern Wollemi NP Classification MU 17 Grey Myrtle / Large-fruited Grey Gum gully rainforest of northern Wollemi NP and Upper Hunter Valley Classification MU 18 Whalebone Tree / Red Kamala dry subtropical rainforest of the Lower Hunter River Classification MU 19 Shatterwood dry rainforest Classification MU 20 Rusty Fig / Alectryon subcinereus / Native Olive / dry rainforest of the Central Hunter Valley Classification MU 21 Giant Stinging Tree / Sandpaper Fig dry subtropical rainforest at Mt Yengo Classification MU 22 Sydney Blue Gum / Silvertop Stringybark grassy open forest of ranges of the Lower North Coast Classification MU 23 Silvertop Stringybark / Messmate / Sydney Blue Gum moist shrub / grass open forest of ranges of the Lower North Coast Classification MU 24 Tallowwood / Small-fruited Grey Gum / Kangaroo Grass foothills dry grassy open forest Classification MU 25 Tallowwood / Spotted Gum / Large-fruited Grey Gum grass / herb open forest Classification
Table 4.6. List of vegetation communities and sources continued 57 CHaPTeR 4 Results MU ID Community name Source MU 26 Small-fruited Grey Gum / Turpentine / Tallowwood moist open forest of the Lower North Coast foothills Classification MU 27 Forest Ribbon Gum / Silvertop Stringybark / Snow Gum / Snow Grass open forest Classification MU 28 Silvertop Stringybark / Forest Ribbon Gum grass forb tall open forest Classification MU 29 Narrow-leaved Peppermint / Forest Ribbon Gum grassy open forest of the eastern Tablelands Classification MU 30 Messmate / Silvertop Stringybark / Tussock Grass shrub / grass open forest of western Barrington area Classification MU 31 Mountain Gum / Forest Ribbon Gum grassy open forest in Ben Halls Gap Classification MU 32 Tallowwood / Smooth-barked apple / Forest Oak shrub / grass open forest Classification MU 33 Rough-barked apple / Forest Oak herb / grass open forest Classification MU 34 Pink Bloodwood / Thin-leaved Stringybark / Grey Inronbark shrub / grass forest on ranges of the North Coast Classification MU 35 Snow Gum / Mountain Gum grassy open forest on Barrington plateau Classification MU 36 Forest Ribbon Gum sedge / grass woodland of western Barrington area Classification MU 37 Large-fruited Grey Gum / Narrow-leaved White Mahogany shrub / grass open forest on the slopes of Barrington Tops Classification MU 38 Tallowwood / Sydney Blue Gum shrub / grass open forest on ranges of Lower North Coast Classification MU 39 Sydney Blue Gum / New england Blackbutt / Whitetop Box moist shrub / grass open forest of the Lower North Coast Classification MU 40 Blackbutt / Turpentine / Forest Oak shrub / fern open forest Classification MU 41 Turpentine / Forest Oak moist shrubby open forest Classification MU 42 White Mahogany / Turpentine moist shrubby open forest Classification MU 43 Tallowwood / Brush Box / Sydney Blue Gum moist shrubby tall open forest of Lower North Coast foothills Classification MU 44 Blackbutt / Turpentine / Sydney Blue Gum mesic tall open forest of the Central Coast ranges Classification MU 45 Flooded Gum / Brush Box / Tallowwood mesic tall open forest of the Lower North Coast foothills Classification MU 46 New england Blackbutt / Tallowwood semi-mesic open forest at intermediate altitudes of southern North Coast Classification MU 47 Sydney Blue Gum / Tallowwood moist tall open forest at mid altitudes of the southern North Coast Classification MU 48 Grey Myrtle / Mountain Blue Gum ferny gully forest Classification MU 49 Lilly Pilly / Sydney Blue Gum wet sclerophyll / rainforest of coastal ranges and tablelands escarpment Classification MU 50 Messmate grassy open forest in Barrington area and tableland edge Classification MU 51 Messmate / Forest Ribbon Gum shrub / grass open forest of the ranges of the Lower North Coast Classification MU 52 Mountain Gum / Brown Barrel / Snow Gum shrub / grass open forest of northern Barrington area Classification MU 53 New england Blackbutt / Forest Ribbon Gum moist grass / forb open forest Classification MU 54 Messmate wet ferny open forest of Barrington area Classification MU 55 Forest Oak / Smooth-barked apple / Blackbutt open forest Classification MU 56 Large-fruited Grey Gum / Mountain Blue Gum / Forest Oak shrubby open forest on ranges of the Sydney Basin Classification MU 57 Blue Mountains ash / Turpentine shrubby open forest on rocky slopes of the Lower North Coast Classification MU 58 Forest Oak / Thin-leaved Stringybark / Grey Gum shrub / grass open forest of escarpments of the Lower North Coast MU 59 White Mahogany / Spotted Gum / Grey Myrtle shrubby open forest of the Central and Lower Hunter Valley Classification Classification MU 60 Large-fruited Grey Gum / Grey Box grassy open forest of sandstone ranges of the Sydney Basin Classification MU 61 White Box shrubby woodland with Semi-evergreen Vine Thicket elements near Glenbawn Dam Classification MU 62 White Box / Blackthorn shrubby woodland of western Blue Mountains Classification MU 63 Spotted Gum / Grey Ironbark dry open forest of the Central Coast and Lower Hunter Classification MU 64 Spotted Gum moist shrubby open forest Classification
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