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7.3.12. Wetland Site MN9Limpopo West Mine: Biodiversity and Impact AssessmentLocation S23.61335893; E27.32263873 Farm: TambotievleyPhotosMapsLEGENDA = PanB = Riparian vegC = CatchmentD = 50 m bufferImage: SID image(SASOL)SitedescriptionPresent statedescriptionSpeciescompositionSmall isolated circular pan associated with a local depression located in a dry Acaciatortilis-dominated savanna. No woody riparian species were observed, howeverterrestrial woody species show increased size and density in response to increasedsoil moisture in the vicinity of the pan. Pan inundation area excludes terrestrial woodyspecies.The present state resembles the reference state, as few impacts could be discerned.Wetland has not been affected by land management practices.Woody speciesHerbaceous forbsAcacia tortilisCommelina benghalensisAcacia melliferaSolanum panduriformeBoscia albitruncaSida dregeiGrewia flavaCommiphora pyracanthoidesGrass speciesEragrostis rigidiorEnneapogoncenchroidesEcoservices Riparian EC: 96% PES = AMinimal impacts detectedSensitivity: High114
Limpopo West Mine: Biodiversity and Impact Assessment7.3.13. Wetland Site MN10Location S23.62173178; E27.29174583 Farm: VlakfonteinPhotosMapsLEGENDA = PansB= Riparian vegC = CatchmentD = 50 m bufferImage: SID image(SASOL)Site descriptionSmall circular pan isolated from other wetland systems. Considerable grass cover exits within the pan,but no woody riparian indicators were observed. The central area of the pan is raised island of woodyvegetation suggesting that the raised area is sufficient to avoid inundation there. Possibly created bywallowing faunal species such as warthog over a long period.Present state The present state is similar to reference state. No discernable grazing pressure coulddescriptionSpeciescompositionbe detected. Exclusion of fire may have resulted in some woody densification.Woody speciesGrass speciesAcacia melliferaSporobolus iocladosAcacia tortilisAristida congestaBoscia albitruncaHerbaceous forbsEchinochloaLeonotis sp.Gomphrena celosioidesMarsilea spHibiscus trionumSida dregeiEcoservices Riparian EC: 97% PES = AMinimal impacts detectedSensitivity: High115
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