The Sassafras plant list.

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All the plants in the Sassafras Wildlife Refuge that have been identified are listed in the following table.  The last update was on Thursday, September 11, 2014.

 

The table is divided into into Trees, Grasses Herbs & Shrubs, Lianes and other Vines and Ferns.  Currently I have a list of possibly missing species at the end, this is gradually being whittled away.

 

If there is a link there will be photos and some notes.  I add pages when I have photos, the notes are just things I have noticed about them over the past decade or so.

 

Botanical Names are as per PlantNET, unless I have not noticed a revised name, there will be occasions where names in the most popular rainforest species identification books differ, when I am

aware of this I will note the synonym (*Syn.) used in them.  I will provide a link to the Australian Plant Name Index (APNI) which usually provides supporting information about variations in botanical

naming in Australia, APNI gets naming information from the APC which is the list of Australian plant names approved by CHAH however State Herbaria can choose to disagree.  Look toward the

bottom of the listing information in the APNI link for the most current information, especially in regard to NSW or Flora of NSW.  I have maintained pages using the synonym names, to find links to

them please look in the Site Map.  The Common Names I use may differ at times to other sources.

 

Most of the height guides given are based on the maximum known heights as per Rainforest Trees of Mainland South-eastern Australia (Revised Edition 2008), not the height of plants at Sassafras.

 

As time passes I will be gathering photos from seedling stages through to mature stages.  I have always found it a bit frustrating to try and identify seedlings and young plants from identification

keys as they are usually based on mature foliage. Hopefully my photos may save you some time in identifying what you have at the seedling stages.  If you think you have a species occurring at

the adult stage then maybe I can help you recognise where the seedlings are also occurring.

 

The notes accompanying the photos will cover anything I have to say about the plant and perhaps key points in identifying it that the photo may show.  Do not rely on these photos as

necessarily being completely accurate in identifying a plant, they are intended to be used in addition to other more authoritative sources and there is most certainly some variability in species, at

most ages.

 

Over the years I have had help from Kim and Peter Gollan of Dingo Creek Rainforest Nursery in identifying a number of plants that I found difficult to key out.

 

A very significant number of Grasses, Herbs, Shrubs, Lianes, Vines and Ferns were added to this list as a result of a survey carried out by Andrew Paget formerly from the Taree office of the

Catchment Management Authority in April 2008.

 

Most of the original images on these pages can now be found in the 

 

After 15 October 2013 I began recording sightings in the ALA database, my combined submissions are at http://sightings.ala.org.au/spotter/2625, that is those I have decent photos of.  Some of them are from older photographs, some are recent.  From time to time I go back through my photos and find something that I could submit.  I send in the full resolution image so you get the choice of seeing the original or lower resolution photograph.  If my photos will not contribute to what is already there I tend not to submit.  Usually I send in photos that are well focussed somewhere, many of the images are using the macro photo facility on the camera so depth of field is quite short.

 

 Trees

ALA

Record

  A common name

Storey: metres

Cover 35+

Middle 10-35

Under 1-10

Ground

Present or

Missing

(or not yet found/identified)

Reintroduced

Family

  1. 1.Abrophyllum ornans 

 

Native Hydrangea

U

r

ROUSSEACEAE

  1. 2.Acacia binervata 

 

Two veined Hickory Wattle

M

p

FABACEAE

  1. 3.Acacia irrorata 

 

Green Wattle

M

p

FABACEAE

  1. 4.Acacia maidenii 

 

Maidens Wattle

M

p

FABACEAE

  1. 5.Acacia melanoxylon 

 

Blackwood

C

p

FABACEAE

  1. 6.Acmena smithii 

*Syn. Syzygium smithii

 

Lilly Pilly

M

p

MYRTACEAE

  1. 7.Acronychia oblongifolia 

 

Hard Aspen

M

p

RUTACEAE

  1. 8.Alchornea ilicifolia 

 

Native Holly

U

p

EUPHORBIACEAE

  1. 9.Alectryon subcinereus 

 

Wild Quince

M

p

SAPINDACEAE

  1. 10.Allocasuarina torulosa 

 

Forest Oak

M

p

CASUARINACEAE

  1. 11.Alphitonia excelsa 

 

Red Ash

C

p

RHAMNACEAE

  1. 12.Anopterus macleayanus 

 

Macleay Laurel

M

r

ESCALLONIACEAE

  1. 13.Archontophoenix
         cunninghamiana 

 

Bangalow Palm

M

p

ARECACEAE

  1. 14.Backhousia myrtifolia 

 

Grey Mrytle

M

p

MYRTACEAE

  1. 15.Baloghia inophylla 

 

Brush Bloodwood

M

p

EUPHORBIACEAE

  1. 16.Brachychiton acerifolius 

 

Flame Tree

M

p

MALVACEAE

  1. 17.Brachychiton discolor 

 

Lacebark Tree

M

r

MALVACEAE

  1. 18.Caldcluvia paniculosa 

*Syn. Ackama paniculata

 

Rose Leaf Marara

C

p

CUNONIACEAE

  1. 19.Callistemon salignus 

 

Willow leaved Bottlebrush

M

p

MYRTACEAE

  1. 20.Capparis arborea 

 

Brush Caper Berry

M

p

CAPPARACEAE

  1. 21.Ceratopetalum apetalum 

 

Coachwood.

M

p

CUNONIACEAE

  1. 22.Cinnamomum oliveri 

 

Olivers Sassafras

M

p

LAURACEAE

  1. 23.Claoxylon australe 

 

Brittlewood

U

p

EUPHORBIACEAE

  1. 24.Clerodendrum floribundum 

 

Smooth Clerodendrum, Lolly Bush

M

p

LAMIACEAE

  1. 25.Clerodendrum tomentosum 

 

Hairy Clerodendrum

M

p

LAMIACEAE

  1. 26.Commersonia fraseri 

 

Brush Kurrajong

U M

p

MALVACEAE

  1. 27.Corymbia intermedia 

 

Pink Bloodwood

M

p

MYRTACEAE

  1. 28.Croton verreauxii 

 

Green Native Cascarilia

M

p

EUPHORBIACEAE

  1. 29.Cryptocarya glaucescens 

 

Jackwood

M

p

LAURACEAE

  1. 30.Cryptocarya meisneriana  

 

Thick leaved Laurel

U

p

LAURACEAE

  1. 31.Cryptocarya obovata 

 

Pepperberry

C

p

LAURACEAE

  1. 32.Cryptocarya rigida 

 

Rose Maple

U

p

LAURACEAE

  1. 33.Cupaniopsis parvifolia 

 

Small-leaved Tuckeroo

M

p

SAPINDACEAE

  1. 34.Daphnandra micrantha 

 

Socketwood

C

p

ATHEROSPERMATACEAE

  1. 35.Decaspermum humile 

 

Silky Myrtle

M

p

MYRTACEAE

  1. 36.Dendrocnide excelsa 

 

Giant Stinging Tree

C

p

URTICACEAE

  1. 37.Denhamia celastroides 

 

Orange Boxwood

M

p

CELASTRACEAE

  1. 38.Diospyros australis 

 

Yellow Persimmon

M

p

EBENACEAE

  1. 39.Diospyros pentamera 

 

Grey Persimmon.

C

p

EBENACEAE

  1. 40.Diploglottis australis 

 

Native Tamarind

C

p

SAPINDACEAE

  1. 41.Doryphora sassafras 

 

Sassafras

C

p

ATHEROSPERMATACEAE

  1. 42.Duboisia myoporoides 

 

Soft Corkwood

U

p

SOLANACEAE

  1. 43.Dysoxylurn fraserianum 

 

Rosewood

C

p

MELIACEAE

  1. 44.Dysoxylum rufum 

 

Rusty Mahogany

C

p

MELIACEAE

  1. 45.Ehretia acuminata 

 

Koda

M

p

BORAGINACEAE

  1. 46.Elaeocarpus obovatus 

 

Hard Quandong

C

p

ELAEOCARPACEAE

  1. 47.Emmenosperma alphitonioides 

 

Yellow Ash

C

p

RHAMNACEAE

  1. 48.Endiandra discolor 

 

Domatia Tree, Rose Walnut

C

p

LAURACEAE

  1. 49.Endiandra muelleri 

 

Muellers Walnut

M

p

LAURACEAE

  1. 50.Eucalyptus grandis 

 

Flooded Gum

C

p

MYRTACEAE

  1. 51.Eucalyptus microcorys 

 

Tallowwood

C

p

MYRTACEAE

  1. 52.Eucalyptus propinqua X
         biturbinata     

 

Grey Gum

M

p

MYRTACEAE

  1. 53.Eucalyptus saligna 

 

Sydney Blue Gum

C

p

MYRTACEAE

  1. 54.Eucalyptus siderophloia  

 

Ironbark

C

p

MYRTACEAE

  1. 55.Ficus coronata 

 

Creek Sandpaper Fig

M

p

MORACEAE

  1. 56.Ficus macrophylla 

 

Morton Bay Fig

C

r

MORACEAE

  1. 57.Ficus rubiginosa 

 

Port Jackson Fig

C

p

MORACEAE

  1. 58.Glochidion ferdinandi 

 

Cheese Tree

C

p

PHYLLANTHACEAE

  1. 59.Gmelina leichhardtii 

 

White Beech

C

p

LAMIACEAE

  1. 60.Guioa semiglauca 

 

Guioa

M

p

SAPINDACEAE

  1. 61.Heritiera actinophylla
    *syn. Argyrodendron actinophyllum subsp. actinophyllum 

 

Black Booyong

C

p

MALVACEAE

  1. 62.Hibiscus heterophyllus 

 

Native Rosella

M

p

MALVACEAE

  1. 63.Hymenosporum flavum 

 

Native Frangipani

M

p

PITTOSPORACEAE

  1. 64.Lophostemon confertus 

 

Brush Box

C

p

MYRTACEAE

  1. 65.Mallotus philippensis 

 

Red Kamala

M

p

EUPHORBIACEAE

  1. 66.Melia azedarach 

 

White Cedar

C

p

MELIACEAE

  1. 67.Melicope micrococca 

 

White Euodia

C

p

RUTACEAE

  1. 68.Mischocarpus australis 

 

Red Pear-Fruit

M

p

SAPINDACEAE

  1. 69.Myrsine howittiana 

 

Brush Muttonwood

M

p

PRIMULACEAE

  1. 70.Myrsine variabilis 

 

Muttonwood

M

p

PRIMULACEAE

  1. 71.Neolitsea dealbata 

 

White Bolly Gum

M

p

LAURACEAE

  1. 72.Notelaea longifolia f. glabra 

 

Better imaging required for confirmation

M

 

OLEACEAE

  1. 73.Notelaea longifolia f. longifolia 

 

Long leaved Olive

M

p

OLEACEAE

  1. 74.Orites excelsa 

 

Prickly Ash

M

r

MYRTACEAE

  1. 75.Pennantia cunninghamii 

 

Brown Beech

M

r

PENNANTIACEAE

  1. 76.Persoonia levis 

 

Broad-leaved Geebung

M

p

PROTEACEAE

  1. 77.Pittosporum undulatum 

 

Native Dapne

M

p

PITTOSPORACEAE

  1. 78.Polyscias elegans 

 

Celery Wood

M

p

ARALIACEAE

  1. 79.Polyscias sambucifolia 

 

Elderberry Panax

M

p

ARALIACEAE

  1. 80.Pouteria australis 

 

Black Apple

M

p

SAPOTACEAE

  1. 81.Quintinia verdonii 

Grey Possumwood

M

p

QUINTINIACEAE

  1. 82.Rhodamnia rubescens 

 

Brush Turpentine

M

p

MYRTACEAE

  1. 83.Rhodomyrtus psidioides 

 

Native Guava

M

p

MYRTACEAE

  1. 84.Sarcopteryx stipata 

 

Corduroy Tree

C

p

SAPINDACEAE

  1. 85.Schizomeria ovata 

 

White Birch

C

p

CUNONIACEAE

  1. 86.Scolopia braunii 

 

Flintwood

M

p

SALICACEAE

  1. 87.Sloanea woollsii 

 

Yellow Carabeen

C

r

ELAEOCARPACEAE

  1. 88.Stenocarpus salignus 

 

Red Silky Oak

M

p

MYRTACEAE

  1. 89.Streblus brunonianus 

 

Whalebone Tree.

M

p

MORACEAE

  1. 90.Syncarpia glomulifera 

 

Turpentine

C

p

MYRTACEAE

  1. 91.Synoum glandulosum 

 

Scentless Rosewood

M

p

MELIACEAE

  1. 92.Syzygium australe 

 

Brush Cherry

C

p

MYRTACEAE

  1. 93.Toona ciliata 

 

Red Cedar

C

r

MELIACEAE

  1. 94.Tristaniopsis laurina 

 

Water Gum

C

p

MYRTACEAE

  1. 95.Trochocarpa laurina 

 

Tree Heath

U M

p

ERICACEAE

  1. 96.Waterhousea floribunda 

*Syn. Syzygium floribundum

 

Weeping Lilly-Pilly

M

p

MYRTACEAE

  1. 97.Wilkiea huegeliana 

 

Veiny Wilkiea

U

p

MONIMIACEAE

 Grasses, Herbs

 and Shrubs

 

  A common name

Storey: metres

Cover 35+

Middle 10-35

Under 1-10

Ground

Present or

Missing

(or not yet found/identified)

Reintroduced

Family

  1. 1.Abutilon oxycarpum 

 

Abutilon

G

p

 

  1. 2.Alocasia brisbanensis 

 

Cunjevoi

G

p

 

  1. 3.Alpinia caerulea 

 

Native Ginger, Blue Ginger

G

p

 

  1. 4.Aneilema acuminatum 

 

 

G

p

COMMELINACEAE

  1. 5.Asperula asthenes    EPBC 

    Vulnerable ROTAP: 3VC-

 

Trailing Woodruff

G

p

RUBIACEAE

  1. 6.Breynia oblongifolia 

 

Coffee Bush

U

p

 

  1. 7.Carex Inyx 

 

Inverted Sedge

G

p

 

  1. 8.Centella asiatica 

 

Centella, Swamp Pennywort, Gotu Kola

G

p

 

  1. 9.Cleistanthus cunninghamii 

Cleistanthus

U

p

PHYLLANTHACEAE

  1. 10.Commelina cyanea 

 

Scurvy Weed

G

p

 

  1. 11.Cordyline stricta 

 

Slender Palm Lily

U

p

 

  1. 12.Cyperus enervis 

 

Sedge

G

p

 

  1. 13.Cyperus sp. 

 

Sedge

G

p

 

  1. 14.Cyperus tetraphyllus 

 

Sedge

G

p

 

  1. 15.Desmodium gunnii 

 

Round-leaf Tick-trefoil

G

p

 

  1. 16.Dianelia caeruleas spp 

 

Flax-Lilly

G

p

 

  1. 17.Dichondra repens 

 

Kidney weed

G

p

 

  1. 18.Dodonaea megazyga 

 

Hop Bush

G

p

 

  1. 19.Dodonaea viscosa
         subsp. angustifolia 

 

Narrow-leaved Hop-Bush

U

p

 

  1. 20.Echinopogon ovatus 

 

Hedgehog Grass

G

p

 

  1. 21.Entolasia marginata 

 

Bordered Panic

G

p

 

  1. 22.Euchiton gymnocephalus 

 

Creeping Cudweed

G

p

 

  1. 23.Euchiton involucratus 

 

Cudweed

G

p

 

  1. 24.Eupomatia laurina 

 

Bolwarra

U

p

EUPOMATIACEAE

  1. 25.Fimbrystylis sp 

 

Fimbrystylis

G

p

 

  1. 26.Gahnia aspera 

 

Rainforest Saw-sedge

G

p

 

  1. 27.Galium propinquum 

 

Bedstraw

G

p

 

  1. 28.Geranium solanderi 

 

Native Geranium

G

p

 

  1. 29.Gymnostachys anceps 

 

Settler's Flax

G

p

 

  1. 30.Hydrocotyle peduncularis 

 

Stalked Pennywort

G

p

 

  1. 31.Hydrocotyle sp. 

 

Pennywort

G

p

 

  1. 32.Hydrocotyle tripartita 

 

Three-part Pennywort

G

p

 

  1. 33.Hypericum japonicum 

 

Spreading St Johns Wort

G

p

 

  1. 34.Imperata cylindrica var. major 

 

Blady Grass

G

p

 

  1. 35.Isolepsis sp. 

 

Club Rush

G

p

 

  1. 36.Lobelia trigonocaulis 

 

Forest Lobelia

G

p

 

  1. 37.Lomandra hystrix 

 

Mat Rush

G

P

LOMANDRACEAE

  1. 38.Lomandra longifolia subsp.
         longifola 

 

Long-leaf Mat-Rush

G

p

 

  1. 39.Lomandra spicata 

 

Mat-Rush

G

p

 

  1. 40.Maytenus sylvestrus 

 

Narrow-leaved Orange Bark

U

p

CELASTRACEAE

  1. 41.Microlaena stipoides 

 

Weeping Grass

G

p

 

  1. 42.Oplismenus aemulus 

 

Pale Forest Grass

G

p

 

  1. 43.Oplismenus imbecillus 

 

Dark Green Forest Grass

G

p

 

  1. 44.Oxalis chnoodes 

 

Forest Woodsorrel

G

p

 

  1. 45.Ozothamnus diosmofolius 

 

Sago Flower,Rice Flower

U

p

 

  1. 46.Persicaria decipiens 

 

Smart Weed

G

p

POLYGONACEAE

  1. 47.Persicaria hydropiper 

 

Water Pepper

G

p

POLYGONACEAE

  1. 48.Physalis minima 

 

Small Ground Cherry

G

p

 

  1. 49.Pimelea ligustrina subsp.
         ligustrina 

 

Tall Rice-Flower

U

p

 

  1. 50.Pittosporum multiflorum 

 

Native Orange

G

p

PITTOSPORACEAE

  1. 51.Pittosporum revolutum 

 

Rusty Pittosporum

U

p

PITTOSPORACEAE

  1. 52.Plectranthus parviflorus 

 

Small Plectranthus

G

p

 

  1. 53.Pollia crispata 

 

Pollia

G

p

COMMELINACEAE

  1. 54.Pratia purpurescens 

 

Purple Pratia, White Root

G

p

 

  1. 55.Pseuderanthemum variabile 

 

Pastel Flower

G

p

 

  1. 56.Ranunculus sessiliflorus var.
            sessiliflorus 

 

Sessile Buttercup

G

p

 

  1. 57.Scutellaria humilis 

 

Dwarf Skullcap

G

p

 

  1. 58.Sigesbeckia orientalis 

 

Indian Weed

G

p

 

  1. 59.Solanum hapalum 

 

 

G

p

SOLANACEAE

  1. 60.Solanum prinophyllum 

 

Prickly Nightshade

G

p

SOLANACEAE

  1. 61.Solanum stelligerum 

 

Star Down Nightshade

G

p

SOLANACEAE

  1. 62.Solanum sulphureum 

 

 

U

p

SOLANACEAE

  1. 63.Trema aspera 

 

Poison Peach

U

p

CANNABACEAE

  1. 64.Urtica incisa 

 

Scrub Nettle, Stinging Nettle

G

p

 

  1. 65.Vernonia cinerea 

 

Pink Daisy

G

p

 

  1. 66.Veronica plebeia 

 

Trailing Speedwell

G

p

 

  1. 67.Viola hederacea 

 

Native Violet

G

p

 

  1. 68.Zieria smithii 

 

Smiths Sandfly

G

p

 

 Lianes and other vines

 

  A common name

Storey: metres

Cover 35+

Middle 10-35

Under 1-10

Ground

Present or

Missing

(or not yet found/identified)

Reintroduced

Family

  1. 1.Austrosteenisia blackii 

 

Blood Vine

U M C

p

 

  1. 2.Billardiera scandens Sm. 

 

Silky Climbing Apple Berry

U

p

 

  1. 3.Cayratia clematidea 

 

Native Grape

U

p

 

  1. 4.Cissus antarctica 

 

Water Vine

U M

p

 

  1. 5.Cissus hypoglauca 

 

Five-leaf Water Vine

U M

p

 

  1. 6.Clematis aristata 

 

Austral Clematis

U M

p

 

  1. 7.Clematis glycinoides subsp.
           glycinoides 

 

Forest Clematis

U M

p

 

  1. 8.Cynanchum elegans   EPBC  

     Endangered ROTAP: 3ECi

 

White-Flowered Wax Plant

U

p

APOCYNACEAE

  1. 9.Dioscorea transversa 

 

Native Yam

G U

p

 

  1. 10.Eustrephus latifolius 

 

Wombat Berry

G U

p

 

  1. 11.Geitonoplesium cymosum 

 

Scrambling Lily

G U

p

LUZURIAGACEAE

  1. 12.Glycine clandestina 

 

Climbing Glycine

G U

p

 

  1. 13.Hibbertia scandens 

 

Twining Guinea Flower

G

p

 

  1. 14.Maclura cochinchinensis 

 

Cockspur Thorn

G U M

p

 

  1. 15.Marsdenia lloydii 

 

Corky Milk Vine

U

p

 

  1. 16.Marsdenia rostrata 

 

Common Milk Vine

U

p

 

  1. 17.Morinda jasminoides 

 

Morinda

G U

p

 

  1. 18.Pandorea pandorana subsp.
        pandorana     

 

Wonga Vine

U M C

p

 

  1. 19.Parsonsia sp. A 

 

Black Milk Vine

U M C

p

 

  1. 20.Parsonsia sp. 

 

Silkpod

U M C

p

 

  1. 21.Parsonsia straminea 

 

Common Silkpod, Monkey Vine

U M C

p

 

  1. 22.Piper hederaceum var.
         hederaceum 

syn. Piper novae-hollandiae

 

Giant Pepper Vine

M C

p

 

  1. 23.Plectranthus parviflorus 

 

Cockspur Flower

U M

p

 

  1. 24.Ripogonum album 

 

White Supplejack

G U

p

 

  1. 25.Ripogonum discolor 

 

Prickly Supplejack

G U

p

 

  1. 26.Rubus moluccanus trilobosus 

 

Molucca Bramble

G U

p

 

  1. 27.Rubus nebulosus 

 

Greenleaved Bramble

G U

p

 

  1. 28.Rubus parvifolius 

 

Native Raspberry

U

p

 

  1. 29.Rubus rosifolius var. commersonii 

 

Rose leaf Bramble

G

p

 

  1. 30.Sarcopetalum harveyanum 

 

Snake Vine

U M

p

 

  1. 31.Smilax australis 

 

Austral Sarsaparilla

G U

p

 

  1. 32.Smilax glyciphylla 

 

Sweet Sarsaparilla

G U

p

 

  1. 33.Stephania japonica var.
         discolor 

 

Heart-leaf vine, Stephania, Snakevine

G U M

p

 

  1. 34.Trophis scandens 

 

Burney Vine

G U

p

 

  1. 35.Tylophora paniculata 

 

Thin-leaved Tylophora

G

p

 

  1. 36.Zehneria cunninghamii 

 

Slender Cucumber

G

p

 

 Ferns

 

  A common name

Storey: metres

Cover 35+

Middle 10-35

Under 1-10

Ground

Present or

Missing

(or not yet found/identified)

Reintroduced

Family

  1. 1.Adiantum aethiopicum 

 

Common Maidenhair Fern

G

p

 

  1. 2.Adiantum formosum 

 

Giant Maidenhair Fern

G

p

 

  1. 3.Adiantum hispidum 

 

Rough Maidenhair Fern

G

p

 

  1. 4.Arthropteris tenella  

Climbing Fern

G

p

 

  1. 5.Asplenium australasicum 

 

Birds Nest Fern

G U M

p

 

  1. 6.Blechnum cartilagineum 

 

Gristle Fern

G

p

 

  1. 7.Christella dentata 

 

Downy Wood Fern

G

p

 

  1. 8.Cyathea spp 

 

Tree Fern

G U

p

 

  1. 9.Diplazium dilatatum 

 

Diplazium

G

p

 

  1. 10.Doodia aspera 

 

Prickly Rasp Fern

G

p

 

  1. 11.Hypolepis glandulifera  

 

Downy Ground Fern

G

p

 

  1. 12.Lastreopsis acuminata 

 

Shield Fern

G

p

 

  1. 13.Lastreopsis decomposita 

 

Shield Fern

G

p

 

  1. 14.Microsorum scandens 

 

Fragrant Kangaroo Fern

G U M

p

 

  1. 15.Pellaea falcata var. falcata 

 

Sickle Fern

G

p

 

  1. 16.Platycerium bifurcatum 

 

Elkhorn Fern

U M

p

 

  1. 17.Platycerium superbum 

 

Staghorn Fern

U M

p

 

  1. 18.Pteridium esculentum 

 

Austral Bracken

G

p

 

  1. 19.Pteris tremula 

 

Tender Brake

G

p

 

  1. 20.Pyrrosia rupestris 

 

Horseshoe Felt Fern

G

p

 

 Missing Species

 

  A common name

Storey: metres

Cover 35+

Middle 10-35

Under 1-10

Ground

Present or

Missing

(or not yet found/identified)

Reintroduced

Family

  1. 1.Akania lucens 

 

Turnipwood

M

m

 

  1. 2.Aphananthe philippinensis 

 

Grey Handlewood

C

m

 

  1. 3.Austromyrtus bidwiiiii 

 

Python Tree

M

m

 

  1. 4.Backhousia sciadophora 

 

Shatterwood  

(on other side of Mooral Creek on top of hill)

M

m

 

  1. 5.Cassine australis 

 

Red Olive Plum.

M

m

 

  1. 6.Cryptocarya erythroxylon 

 

Pigeonberry Ash.

M

m

 

  1. 7.Dendrocinide photinophylla 

 

Shiny leaved Stinging Tree

M

m

 

  1. 8.Elaeocarpus. kirtonii 

 

Silver Quandong

M

m

 

  1. 9.Ficus superba 

 

Deciduous Fig

C

m

 

  1. 10.Ficus watkinsiana 

 

Strangler Fig

C

m

 

  1. 11.Geissois benthamfl 

 

Red Carabeen

C

m

 

  1. 12.Litsea reticulata 

 

Bolly Gum

M

m

LAURACEAE

  1. 13.Olea paniculata 

 

Native Olive

M

m

OLEACEAE

  1. 14.Pararchidendron
               pruinosurn 

 

Snow Wood.

M

m

 

  1. 15.Rhysotoechia bifoliolata 

 

Twin leaved Tuckeroo

M

m

 

  1. 16.Sarcomelicope simplicifolia 

 

Yellow Baurelia

M

m

 

  1. 17.Scolopia braunii 

 

Flintwood.

M

m

 

  1. 18.Tasmannia insipida 

 

Tasteless Pepper Bush

(could be present, requires long walk to confirm)

M

m

WINTERACEAE

 

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