VEGETATION MANAGEMENT PLAN for Bidjigal Reserve - Land

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Vegetation Management Plan - Bidjigal ReserveTable 5.44: Significant Weeds in Management Unit 2: Renown Road Urban-Bushland InterfaceSPECIES COMMON NAME OCCURRENCENOXIOUSWEEDSWONSKEYSTONEWEEDSAgeratina adenophora* Crofton Weed M × ×Cotoneaster sp.* Cotoneaster L ×Genista monspessulana* Montpellier Broom H ×Hypericum perforatum* St. John’s Wort M × ×Lantana camara* Lantana M × × ×Ligustrum lucidum* Large-leaf Privet L × ×Ligustrum sinense* Small-leaf Privet M × ×Lilium formosanum* Formosan Lily M ×Tradescantia fluminensis* Wandering Jew L ×Management Unit 3: Darling Mills Creek Riparian & TrailPriority Rank: 4Additional comments: Weed infestation is worst where sedimentation has occurred in the creekbed(e.g. silt slugs). There is also a significant weed problem outside the Reserve, under the M2Motorway (note this area was subject to bush regeneration works for several years).Table 5.45: Significant Weeds in Management Unit 3: Darling Mills Creek Riparian & TrailSPECIES COMMON NAME OCCURRENCENOXIOUSWEEDS WONSKEYSTONEWEEDSAgeratina adenophora* Crofton Weed L × ×Cotoneaster sp.* Cotoneaster L ×Delairea odorata* Cape Ivy L ×Lantana camara* Lantana M × × ×Ligustrum lucidum* Large-leaf Privet M × ×Tradescantia fluminensis* Wandering Jew M ×UBM Ecological Consultants Pty Ltd 114
Vegetation Management Plan - Bidjigal Reserve5.4.3 Southern Management Zone 3Plate 10: (a) Large hollow-bearing habitat tree (b) Powerful Owl located after observing anindividual in the spotlighting session (c) Epacris purpurascens var. purpurascens (d) BlueTongue located on Winton Road adjacent to Management Zone 3 in the Southern SectionManagement Unit 1: Core BushlandPriority Rank: 5Additional comments: Few significant weeds present.Table 5.46: Significant Weeds occurring in Management Unit 1: Core BushlandSPECIESCOMMON NAMEOCCURRENCENOXIOUSWEEDSWONSKEYSTONEWEEDSAsparagus aethiopicus* Asparagus 'Fern' l ×UBM Ecological Consultants Pty Ltd 115
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Parks & Landscape ServicesBushland
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