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HClNC Vegetation Classification & mapping Project: Volume 1: Vegetation Classification Technical Report Table 4.6. List of vegetation communities and sources continued MU ID Community name Source MU 146 Dywer’s Red Gum / Micromyrtus sessilis sandstone plateau heathy open woodland of the Upper Hunter Valley 60 Classification MU 147 Smooth-barked apple / Swamp Mahogany woodland on Wallarah Peninsula Classification MU 148 Silvertop Stringybark / Yellow Box grassy open forest of the eastern Liverpool Range Classification MU 149 Silvertop Stringybark / Tussock Grass grassy open forest of the northern Upper Hunter Classification MU 150 Rough-barked apple / Tree Violet grass / forb open forest on sheltered sites of the Liverpool Range Classification MU 151 Silvertop Stringybark / Boxthorn Woodland on basalt Classification MU 152 White Box / Grass Tree / Spinifex woodland at Glenbawn Dam Classification MU 153 Snow Gum / Black Sallee wet shrub / grass open forest on the Barrington plateau Classification MU 154 Black Sallee grass / forb woodland on Barrington Tops Classification MU 155 Silvertop Stringybark / White Box grassy open forest of the slopes of the Liverpool Range Classification MU 156 Narrow-leaved Ironbark / Grey Box grassy woodland Classification MU 157 Bull Oak grassy woodland in the Hunter Valley Classification MU 158 Yellow Box / Rough-barked apple grassy woodland Classification MU 159 White Box grassy woodland Classification MU 160 Yellow Box grassy woodland Classification MU 161 Blakely’s Red Gum / Rough-barked apple shrubby woodland Classification MU 162 Kangaroo Grass / Westringia friuticosa grassland on coastal headlands Classification MU 163 Plains Grass grassland Classification MU 164 Heath-leaved Banksia / Coral Fern wet heath on sandstone of the lower Central Coast Classification MU 165 Dwarf Casuarina / Melaleuca nodosa coastal heath Classification MU 166 Melaleuca nodosa / Fern-leaved Banksia headland heath of the Central Coast Classification MU 167 Dwarf Casuarina / Wallum Banksia coastal heath of coastal headlands of Central Coast Classification MU 168 Wallum Banksia / Monotoca scoparia heath on coastal sands Classification MU 169 Fern-leaf Banksia / Melaleuca nodosa / Leptocarpus tenax wallum heath Classification MU 170 Heath-leaved Banksia / Fern-leaved Banksia / Wallum Boronia wet heath on coastal sands of Lower North Coast Classification MU 171 Leptospermum liversidgei / Crimson Bottlebrush wallum wet heath of Lower North Coast Classification MU 172 Fern-leaf Banksia / Needlebush / Leptocarpus tenax / Lepyrodia scariosa wet heath on sandstone Classification MU 173 Rock outcrops shrublands complex of the Lower North Coast Classification MU 174 Broom Bush / Allocasuarina gymnanthera heathy woodland Classification MU 175 Shrublands of rocky sites in the Barrington Tops area Classification MU 176 Tantoon / Lepyrodia leptocaulis drainage line shrubland of the western Blue Mountains Classification MU 177 Melaleuca decora shrubland Classification MU 178 River Oak / Sandpaper Fig riparian forest of the Upper Hunter Classification MU 179 Melaleuca nodosa paperbark swamp forest on poorly drained soils of the Central Coast Classification MU 180 Melaleuca nodosa paperbark woodland / shrubland on undulating areas of coastal lowlands Classification MU 181 Broad-leaved Paperbark / Swamp Mahogany / Swamp Oak / Saw Sedge swamp forest Classification MU 182 Swamp Mahogany / Melaleuca linariifolia swamp forest of coastal lowlands Classification MU 183 Paperbarks / Woollybutt swamp forest on the Central Coast Classification MU 184 Swamp Mahogany / Broad-leaved Paperbark / Villarsia exalata swamp forest of coastal lowlands Classification MU 185 Swamp Mahogany / Paperbarks / Hypolepis muelleri swamp forest of the Central Coast Classification MU 186 Melaleuca biconvexa / Swamp Mahogany swamp forest of the Central Coast Classification MU 187 Broad-leaved Paperbark / Saw Sedge swamp forest of coastal lowlands Classification MU 188 Swamp Mahogany / Swamp Water Fern / Plume Rush swamp forest Classification MU 189 Melaleuca linariifolia / Carex appressa shrubland of the Hunter Valley Classification
Table 4.6. List of vegetation communities and sources continued 61 CHaPTeR 4 Results MU ID Community name Source MU 190 Swamp Oak / Juncus krausii / Baumea juncea swamp forest on coastal lowlands Classification MU 191 Swamp Oak / Meleleuca styphelioides / Carex appressa swamp forest Classification MU 192 Swamp Oak swamp forest of coastal lowlands Classification MU 193 Melaleuca ericifolia / Baumea juncea swamp shrubland Classification MU 194 Swamp Oak grassy riparian forest of the Central Hunter Classification MU 195 River Oak riparian forest of the western Hunter Classification MU 196 River Red Gum / River Oak riparian woodland of the Hunter Valley Classification MU 197 Baloskion pallens / Wallum Bottlebrush wallum sedge heath of the Lower North Coast Classification MU 198 Cladium procerum wetland Classification MU 199 Water Couch / Spike rush freshwater wetland of the Central Coast and Lower Hunter Classification MU 200 Typha rushland Classification MU 201 Spirodella freshwater wetland Classification MU 202 Philydrum lanuginosum / Sporobolus virginicus wetland Classification MU 203 Elaeocharis sphacelata freshwater wetland Classification MU 204 Lepironia articulata sedgeland Classification MU 205 Baumea articulata sedgeland Classification MU 206 Baloskion stenocoleum / Poa costiniana sedgeland on Barrington Tops Classification MU 207 Baloskion stenocoleum / Hakea microcarpa wet heath on Barrington Tops and tableland edge Classification MU 208 Carex gaudichaudiana fens on the tablelands Classification MU 209 Saltmarsh / estuarine Complex Classification MU 210 Grey Mangrove low closed forest Classification Eucalyptus nortonii open forest of the Upper Hunter Valley expert Review Goulburn River shrubland expert Review Eucalyptus cannonii / Angophora floribunda / Banksia marginata open forest of the western Blue Mountains expert Review Freshwater wetlands complex of coastal lowlands expert Review Eucalyptus largeana forest expert Review Angophora subveultina woodland on alluvial terraces around Gloucester expert Review Spinifex sericeus foredune grassland expert Review Weeping Lilly Pilly riparian rainforest expert Review Upper Hunter Valley Weeping Myall woodlands (eeC) expert Review Inland / Western Rosewood low woodland expert Review Eucalyptus gonioclayx mid-high open woodlands / woodlands on Tertiary basalt expert Review Casuarina cristata tall open woodlands / open forests on Garawilla volcanics expert Review Mallee Blackbutt (E. pilularis) for low sand rises at Crowdy and Minimbar expert Review Eucalyptus umbra / E. carnea forests on ranges of the Lower North Coast expert Review Eucalyptus ligustrina forest of the Lower North Coast expert Review Mixed derived grasslands of lower fertility soils on valley floor Grasslands Workshop Poa spp. / Microlaena stipoides derived grasslands of higher altitudes Grasslands Workshop Derived Blady Grass grasslands Grasslands Workshop Microlaena stipoides grasslands of alluvial plains / riparian areas Grasslands Workshop Cynodon dactylon grasslands of alluvial plains, floodplains and terraces Grasslands Workshop
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