Warrawee Substation - Review of Environmental Factors

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Scientific Name Common NameTSC/FMActEPBC Act Habitat Association Nature of Record Likelihood ofoccurrencePotential for impactswoodland, open forest and scrub/heath. Associatedoverstorey species include Eucalyptus haemastoma,Corymbia gummifera and/or E. squamosa.Predicted to occurwithin 10km(DSEWPaC 2012a)historically, butpotential to regeneratevery low given historicand ongoingdisturbances.DarwiniapeduncularisV - Disjunct populations in coastal NSW with isolatedpopulations in the Blue Mountains. Recorded from Brooklyn,Berowra, Galston Gorge, Hornsby, Bargo River, Glen Davis,Mount Boonbourwa and Kings Tableland.Usually grows in dry sclerophyll forest on hillsides and ridges,on or near rocky outcrops on sandy, well drained, lownutrient soil over sandstone.19 records within10km (OEH2012a)Unlikely.No suitable habitat.Nil.DeyeuxiaappressaE E Known only from two pre-1942 records in Sydney, atSaltpan Creek and Killara. May be extinct in the wild.Thought to occur in moist conditions.1 record within10km (OEH2012a)Unlikely.Nil.Predicted to occurwithin 10km(DSEWPaC 2012a)Diuris bracteata - E Extant populations known only from north-west of Gosford.Historically collected at Gladesville in N Sydney.Grows in dry sclerophyll forest and woodland with a grassyunderstorey.1 record within10km (OEH2012a)Unlikely.Suitable habitat mayhave occurredhistorically, butpotential to regeneratevery low given historicand ongoingdisturbances.Nil.
Scientific Name Common NameTSC/FMActEPBC Act Habitat Association Nature of Record Likelihood ofoccurrencePotential for impactsEpacrispurpurascensvar.purpurascensV - Occurs from Gosford in the north, Narrabeen in the east,Silverdale in the west and Avon Dam vicinity in the South.Grows in sclerophyll forest, scrubs and swamps, usually witha strong shale soil influence.106 records within10km (OEH2012a)Unlikely.Suitable habitat mayhave occurredhistorically, butpotential to regeneratevery low given historicand ongoingdisturbances.Nil.EucalyptuscamfieldiiCamfield’sStringybarkV V Occurs from Raymond Terrace to Waterfall, withpopulations at Norah Head (Tuggerah Lakes), Peats Ridge,Mt Colah, Elvina Bay Trail (West Head), Terrey Hills, Killara,North Head, Menai and the Royal NP.Occurs in exposed situations on sandstone plateaus, ridgesand slopes near the coast, often on the boundary of tallcoastal heaths or low open woodland. It grows in shallowsandy soils overlying Hawkesbury sandstone.40 records within10km (OEH2012a)Predicted to occurwithin 10km(DSEWPaC 2012a)Unlikely.No suitable habitat.Nil.EucalyptusnicholliNarrow-leaved BlackPeppermintV V Naturally occurs only in New England Tablelands fromNundle to north of Tenterfield. Widely planted as urbanstreet tree.Grows in dry grassy woodland, on shallow and infertile soils,mainly on granite.7 records within10km (OEH2012a)Unlikely.Outside species’natural distribution.Nil.EucalyptusscopariaE V Occurs mostly in Queensland with only three knownoccurrences in NSW near Tenterfield.In NSW it is found on well-drained granitic hilltops, slopesand outcrops, often as scattered trees in open forest andwoodland.1 record within10km (OEH2012a)Unlikely.Outside species’natural distribution.Nil.
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