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CH_FrW10Floristic summaryLayer Height Cover Dominant SpeciesTallest 2-10 25-55 Casuarina glauca.Middle 1-3 5 Parsonsia straminea, Melaleuca styphelioides, Melaleuca quinquenervia.Lower layer 1 0-1.5 35-85 Baumea juncea, Phragmites australis, Juncus kraussii subsp. australiensis,Hemarthria uncinata, Samolus repens.Lower layer 2 0-0.5 15-50 Hemarthria uncinata.* Data collated from 4 of 4 full floristic sitesExoticsBaccharis halimifolia, Chrysanthemoides monilifera subsp. rotundata, Cinnamomum camphora,Paspalum mandiocanum, Senna septemtrionalis, Solanum nigrum, Taraxacum officinaleSpecies richnessNumber of plots 4Total native species 29Average number of species 13 ±2.4Conservation statusThis community is reserved in Bongil Bongil National Park (14ha), Coffs Coast Regional Park (1ha), YuraygirNational Park (106ha)TenureArea (ha)Crown Land 16Freehold 59National Park 125Regional Park 2TOTAL 202Endangered Ecological Community:South East Corner bioregions EEC.Swamp Oak Floodplain Forest of the NSW North Coast, Sydney Basin andRelationship to other communitiesA part of the saltmarsh/mangrove/forest zonation in estuaries. CH_FrW10 occupies the most saline area ofestuaries often along creek banks, adjoining Mangroves, or in a mosaic with saltmarsh communities. Often adjoinsand is related to CH_SW06 (Sea Rush Saltmarsh), CH_SW07 (Estuarine Samphire - Saltwater Couch Saltmarsh), CH_SW01 (Estuarine Mangrove Forest) and CH_FrW10 (Swamp Oak Forested Wetland) and CH_SW02 (Estuarine TwigRush Saltmarsh). Can be found as a transition from CH_FrW06 (Coastal Wallum Swamp Mahogany – Paperbark- Satinwood Forest) to CH_SW06 (Sea Rush Saltmarsh) as conditions become more saline. Often merges withCH_FrW01 (Coastal Paperbark - Swamp Oak Floodplain Forest)EquivalentsBiometric: (NR255) Swamp Oak swamp forest of the coastal lowlands of the North CoastOther:N26a Swamp Oak (Fisher et al. 1996), Community - 14 Swamp Oak Swamp Sclerophyll(Cameron et al. 2011)Page 374Vegetation Mapping of the Coffs Harbour Local Government Area
CH_FrW10LocationsPine Creek; Newports Creek; Sugar Mill Creek; Moonee Creek; Woolgoolga Lake; Darkum Creek; Corindi Beach;Corindi River; Mullet Creek; and Saltwater Creek .Vegetation Mapping of the Coffs Harbour Local Government Area Page 375
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Credits and AcknowledgementsThis pr
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HEATHLANDSCoast Banksia Shrubland O
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CH_RF01Floristic summaryLayer Heigh
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CH_RF01Diagnostic speciesSpecies Na
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CH_RF02Diagnostic SpeciesSpecies Na
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CH_RF05FOOTHILLS BROWN MYRTLE DRY R
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CH_RF11ESCARPMENT AND LOWLAND BANGA
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CH_WSF01Floristic summaryLayer Heig
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CH_WSF03the topographical gradient
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CH_WSF03Diagnostic speciesSpecies N
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CH_WSF05FOOTHILLS TO ESCARPMENT BRU
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CH_WSF05but Brush Box (Lophostemon
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CH_WSF11FOOTHILLS SPOTTED GUM - MAH
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CH_WSF17FOOTHILLS TURPENTINE - GREY
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CH_WSF17Tree Heath (Trochocarpa lau
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CH_WSF18ESCARPMENT NEW ENGLAND BLAC
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CH_G01STRANDLINE GRASSLANDSCIENTIFI
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CH_G02Floristic summaryLayer Height
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CH_DOF01This community is very wide
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CH_DOF02SANDSTONE BLOODWOOD -NEEDLE
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CH_DOF02Conservation statusThis com
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CH_DOF02Diagnostic speciesSpecies N
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CH_DOF04HINTERLAND NEEDLEBARK STRIN
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CH_DOF05FOOTHILLS GREY GUM-IRONBARK
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CH_DOF06EquivalentsBiometric: (NR16
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CH_DOF08Floristic summaryLayer Heig
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CH_DOF08Diagnostic speciesSpecies N
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CH_DOF09COAST SAND BLACKBUTT - BLOO
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CH_DOF09LocationsStation Creek area
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CH_DOF10FOOTHILLS SPOTTED GUM - MAH
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CH_DOF10EquivalentsBiometric: (NR17
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CH_DOF11NORTHERN ESCARPMENT MAHOGAN
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CH_H01COAST BANKSIA SHRUBLAND ON HO
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CH_H01Diagnostic speciesSpecies Nam
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CH_H02COAST WATTLE SHRUBLANDSSCIENT
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CH_H04COASTAL SHE-OAK - HAKEA CLAY
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CH_FW01COASTAL WALLUM TEA-TREE - BA
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CH_FW02COASTAL WALLUM PAPERBARK - B
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CH_FW02LocationsMoonee Beach Nature
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CH_FW06COASTAL WALLUM TEA-TREE TALL
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Page 408 and 409: CH_SW06Diagnostic speciesSpecies Na
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Page 412 and 413: ReferencesBarkman, JJ 1989, ‘Fide
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