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determine if it should be incorporated back into the list). The majority of these remaining species were
exotic. If substantiation could be found (for example, an identified photograph that was taken from within
the park) then the species was flagged as having other evidence of its occurrence and a score of 0.6 and
0.7 was manually assigned, based on the perceived reliability of the source.
Fungi, based on a Wildlife Online extract obtained June 2011 (DERM, June 2011), were added back to
the list.
The list was then cross-referenced once again with the Census of the Queensland Flora 2010. Species
without an entry in the Census were researched individually. All of the species, at this point, without an
entry in the Census were either introduced species that the Queensland Herbarium did not consider
naturalised or near naturalised, or species whose current name/classification could not be determined (but
were referred to in the reference material). These “unidentifiable” species were submitted to the
Queensland Herbarium for review or determination of their current name and names within the list were
updated, or the species deleted, upon their advice.
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