Byron Flora and Fauna Study 1999 - Byron Shire Council

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BYRON FLORA AND FAUNA STUDY, 1999 Jasmine Jerusalem Cherry Kahili Ginger Kudzu Lady of the Night Lantana Large-leaved Privet Loquat Madagascar Periwinkle Madeira Vine Mist Weed Moon Flower Moth Vine Mother of Millions Mulberry Murraya Night Flowering Cactus Ochna Oleander Orange Cestrum Orange Coral Tree Painted Spurge Pampas Grass Paspalum Paulownia Pepper Tree Pink-flowered Ginger Purple Morning Glory Queensland Maple Ragweed Red Head Cotton Bush Resurrection Plant Rhus tree Rough Lemon Jasminum spp. Solanum pseudocapsicum Hedychium gardnerianum Pueraria lobata Cestrum nocturnum Lantana camara Ligustrum lucidum Eriobotrya japonica Catharanthus roseus Anredera cordifolia Ageratina riparia Ipomoea alba Araujia sericiflora Bryophyllum delagoense Morus alba Murraya paniculata Hylocerus undatus Ochna serrulata Nerium oleander Cestrum aurantiacum Erythrina nigra Euphorbia cyathophora Cortaderia selloana Paspalum dilatatum Paulownia tomentosa Schinus areira Hedychium coxinium Ipomoea purpurea Flindersia brayleyana Ambrosia artemisiifolia Asclepias curassavica Bryophyllum pinnatum Toxicodendron succedaeum Citrus limonia Rubber Tree Ficus elastica Running Bamboo Bambusa sp. Salvia Salvia coccinea Schizolobium Schizolobium parahibum Self Heal Prunella vulgaris Setaria Setaria sphacelata Shasta Daisy Dendranthema maxima Silver-leaved Desmodium Desmodium uncinatum Singapore Daisy Wedelia trilobata Siratro Macroptilium atropurpureum Slash Pine Pinus elliottii Slender Pigeon Grass Setaria gracilis Small-leaved Privet Ligustrum sinense Smooth Cassia Senna x floribunda Spanish Bayonet Yucca aloifolia Spider Lily Chlorophytum comosum (cv. Variegatum) Stinking Passionfruit Passiflora foetida Striped Wandering Dew Tradescantia zebrina Tecoma Tecoma stans Thorny Poinciana Caesalpinia decapetala Tobacco Bush Solanum mauritianum Tree of Heaven Ailanthus altissima Turkey Rhubarb Acetosa sagittata Umbrella Tree Schefflera actinophylla Wandering Dew Tradescantia fluminensis Watsonia Watsonia meriana White-flowered Ginger Hedychium spicatum White Passionfruit Passiflora subpeltata Willow Salix subsp. White Sapote Casimiroa edulis Winter Senna Senna pendula var. glabrata Woolly Rattlepod Crotalaria incana subsp. incana Yeddo Hawthorn Raphiolepis umbellata ‘Ovata’ 229
A GREENPRINT FOR A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE Appendix 13 Notes on ecological significance of the land units delineated by ecological assessment See Section 8 – Ecological Assessment and Map 6 – Ecological Assessment. Note: The ‘study area’ is defined in Section 12. 1. UPPER MAIN ARM (AND UPPER MAIN ARM CREEK FLATS) Upper Main Arm contained a high diversity of vegetation associations. Subtropical (riparian) rainforest fringes the upper reaches of the Brunswick River. Brush Box forest and wet to moist sclerophyll forest were found on the lower hill slopes with subtropical rainforest occurring in the gullies and sheltered hill slopes. Dry sclerophyll forest was found on the upper slopes and in exposed situations. Upper Main Arm contained areas of old growth eucalypt forest, important habitat for threatened fauna species such as the Sooty Owl. The area has been identified as containing core native vegetation (Table 8.1). Only limited surveys were undertaken during the current study. Further surveys in Upper Main Arm are likely to result in a higher number of flora and fauna species records. Upper Main Arm is in proximity to Inner Pocket Nature Reserve (see 2. The Pocket for Reserve species list). Species recorded in the Reserve potentially occur in habitat adjacent to the Reserve. Threatened flora species – Threatened Species Conservation Act, 1995 Brush Sauropus Durobby Green-leaved Rose Walnut Red Boppel Nut Rough-shelled Bush Nut Smooth Davidson’s Plum Wahlenbergia scopulicola The Endangered Wahlenbergia scopulicola was recorded at Upper Main Arm (A. Benwell pers comm). This was the only record in the study area. Threatened fauna species – Threatened Species Conservation Act, 1995 Pouched Frog Bush-hen Wompoo Fruit-dove Sooty Owl Albert’s Lyrebird Spotted-tailed Quoll – one of only two records in the study area. The Spotted-tailed Quoll has also been recorded in Whian Whian State Forest. Koala Common Bentwing-bat Eastern Tube-nosed Bat Little Bentwing-bat 230 (UPPER MAIN ARM CREEK FLATS) Threatened flora species Ball Nut Durobby Red Boppel Nut Rough-shelled Bush Nut Smooth Davidson’s Plum
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