VEGETATION MANAGEMENT PLAN for Bidjigal Reserve - Land

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Vegetation Management Plan - Bidjigal ReserveAppendix 6: List of Keystone Weed Species for Western Sydney Bushland (UBM 2008)N = plants declared as noxious weeds in Hawkesbury River County Council area.Terminology:Some introduced species pose serious and immediate threats to bushland areas. These are called'keystone weeds' or 'primary target weeds', and they must be given priority in any bushlandmanagement strategy.A keystone weed may have a legal designation as a 'noxious plant' (Noxious Weeds Act 1993), or thespecies may be considered to be an 'environmental weed' in the local area - that is, a plant whichnaturalises readily in native bushland and which is detrimental to the native flora.The species listed below are those commonly found in local bushland reserves. Species marked ‘N’are declared as noxious plants in Baulkham Hills Shire (part of Hawkesbury River County Council –see Appendix 7).Table A6: List of Keystone or Primary Target Weeds Commonly Found in Sydney’s BushlandWOODY WEEDSTrees:Acer negundoCinnamomum camphoraErythryina sykesiiLigustrum lucidumRhus succedaneaSalix spp.Shrubs:Acacia salignaCestrum parquiChrysanthemoides monilifera & C. var. moniliferaCotoneaster glycophylla & C. pannosusGenista monspessulanaLantana camaraLigustrum sinenseLycium ferocissimumOchna serrulataOlea europaea subsp cuspitataPyracantha spp.Ricinus communisRubus fruticosusSenna pendulaHERBACEOUS WEEDSFlowering Herbs:Ageratina adenophoraAgeratina ripariaCenchrus incertus, C. longispinusChlorophytum comosumBox ElderCamphor laurelIndian Coral TreeLarge-leaf Privet (N)Rhus/Wax Tree (N)Willows (not Weeping Willow) (N)Sickle-leaved WattleGreen Cestrum (N)Bitou Bush / Boneseed (N)CotoneasterCape BroomLantana (N)Small-leaf Privet (N)African Boxthorn (N)OchnaAfrican OliveFirethornCastor Oil PlantBlackberry (N)Cassia /Arsenic BushCrofton Weed (N)Mist FlowerSpiny Burr Grass (N)Spider LilyUBM Ecological Consultants Pty Ltd
Vegetation Management Plan - Bidjigal ReserveHedychium gardneranumCrocosmia x crocosmiilfloraFoeniculum vulgareHypericum perforatumLilium formosumParietaria junceaWatsonia angustaTradescantia fluminensisGrasses:Arundo donaxCortaderia selloanaPennisetum clandestinumPhyllostachys leptomorph var. aureaSetaria palmifoliaStenotaphrum secundatumSucculents:Bryophyllum delogoenseCoreopsis lanceolataOpuntia spp.Vines and Scramblers:Acetosa sagittataAnredera cordifoliaAraujia sericiferaAsparagus densiflorus var. aethiopicusAsparagus plumosusCardiospermum grandiflorumDelairea odorataIpomoea indicaLonicera japonicaMacfadyena unguis-catiAsparagus asparagoidesThungberia alataWater Plants:Alternanthera philoxeroidesCanna indicaEichhornia crassipesEquisteum spp.Ludwigia longifoliaLudwigia peruvianaSalvinia molestaZantedeschia aethiopicaFerns:Nephrolepis cordifoliaGinger PlantMontbretiaFennelSt John’s Wort (N)Formosa LilyPellitory/Asthma Weed (N)Watsonia / Pink Bugle LilyWandering JewGiant ReedPampas Grass (N)Kikuyu GrassGolden Bamboo (N)Palm GrassBuffalo GrassMother of Millions (N)Black-eyed SusanPrickly Pears (N)Turkey RhubarbMadeira VineWhite Moth PlantGround or Fern AsparagusClimbing AsparagusBalloon VineCape IvyMorning GloryHoneysuckleCat’s Claw CreeperBridal Creeper (N)Black-eyed SusanAlligator Weed (N)Canna LilyWater Hyacinth (N)Horsetail (N)Long-leaved Ludwigia (N)Cape Primrose/Ludwigia (N)Salvinia (N)Arum LilyFishbone FernUBM Ecological Consultants Pty Ltd
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