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VEGETATON STUDY
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Bradshaw Field Training Area
Baseline Vegetation Survey andVegetation Management
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. Bradshaw Field Training AreaBaseline Vegetation Survey and
Vegetation Management
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARYINTRODUCTIONMETHODS2Site selection2. I
2.2 Datacollection
Data from past surveys2.3
Data storage and processing2.4
SPECIES3
Species of conservation significance3.1
Species new to the region3.23.3 Weeds
DESCRIPTION OF VEGETATION COMMUNITIES4
DESCRIPTION OF MAPPING UNITS5
Mapping Units within Training Sectors5. IIMPACTS ASSOCIATED WITH INFRASTRUCTURE6DEVELOPMENTEXERCISE IMPACTS AND MANAGEMENTOF7
DISTURBANCE
Impacts on habitats7.17.2 Sensitive habitats7.21 Sandstonehabitats7.2.2 Monsoonforests
7.2.3 Riparianhabitats7.2.4 Coastal habitats
Habitats of conservation significance7.3
Management of species of conservation significance7.4
7.5 Groundcover
Weed management7.6
7.61 Preventing introduction and spread76.2 Ensuring weeds management is an integral part of land
management7.63 Learning more about weeds -research and monitoring7.6.4 Increasing awareness and education
MONITORING8
Recovery of degraded areas after destocking8.1
Impact of military activities8.2
Education of military personnel8.3CONCLUSIONS ANDACTIONS9
9.1 Sensitive habitatsHabitats of conservation significance9.2
9.3 Weeds
Monitoring9.4ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS10REFERENCES ...11
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Tables
I Landsat Them atIC Mapper(TM) scenes that were used to select vegetation sites
2 Structural formation from Specht (1981)
3 Rare species recorded on BFTA in June 1997
4 Rare species recorded on BFTA prior to June 1997
5 Weed species recorded on BFTA in June 1997
6 Vegetation units within training sectors
7 Impact of military exercises on vegetation mapping units
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Maps
I Location of vegetation sites
2 Vegetation mapping units
I Species listfor June 1997
2 Species and location of occurrence in June 1997
3 Species notrecorded on BFTA before June 1997
4 Species recorded on BFTA before June 1997
5 Vegetation communities
6 Vegetation structural categories and classes contained within
7 Photographs of vegetation classes
8 Impactrankings on vegetation mapping units
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A vegetation survey of Bradshaw Field Training Area was conducted in June 1997. From151 sites, a total of 422 species were identified including three rare species, one new
species, 14 weed species, and 139 species that had not previously been recorded on theproperty.
Seventy vegetation communities were classified under eight broad structural classes into 45mapping units. The broad structural classes were monsoon forest, riparian forest, eucalyptopen-forest/woodland, low open-forest!'woodland, eucalypt open-woodland, otheropen-woodland, shrubland, and grassland.
The impacts of military activity on vegetation may include direct damage from ordnance andvehicle manoeuvre, and indirect impacts including weed introduction, fire, and soil erosion.
Based on the characteristics of the vegetation classes, open woodland and low-open
woodland and grasslands are the most resilient vegetation types and are suitable for a wide
range of military exercises. Most sensitive to disturbance are monsoon forests, riparianhabitats and sandstone habitats. It is recommended that military activity be totally excluded
from monsoon forests, which occupy less than 0,059". of the training area, and be severely
restricted in riparian habitats which occupy approximately 3.59".. Only dismounted training is
recommended, or indeed likely to be feasible, in sandstone areas.
Two vegetation classes that occur on Bradshaw Station, MeIaieuca minutifolia low woodland
and Xerochloa grassland, are not currently protected in the Northern Territory's parks and
reserves. These vegetation assemblages are largely restricted to the Victoria River District
in the NT. Impactfrom military activities in these habitats should be minimised by conducting
only dismounted training in Xerochloa grasslands, and some areas of MeIaleuca minutifolia
woodland occurring in more remote areas could also be restricted to dismounted training.
The primary management objective of Bradshaw Station should be to maintain and enhance
the capability of the properly to meet Army's training requirements on a long-term
sustainable basis. This can only be achieved by maintaining the integrity of the landscape
and preserving biodiversity. Monitoring the impacts of military landuse on vegetation iscrucial to achieving this objective. Regular monitoring of key indicators such as vegetation
composition, cover, and structure, and soil surface condition, will assist managers to
determine when to rest impacted areas so that recovery can occur naturally or be
accelerated by prescribed management intervention practices. Monitoring should occur in a
range of vegetation classes within different habitats because the degree of impact will vary
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depending on the type and intensity of military activity and on environmental factors such as
condition prior to military landuse, soiltype, and slope.
The opportunity exists to monitor and document the post-grazing recovery of the natural
environment under Defence management, as well as the impact of military exercises on
vegetation and landscape processes and the rate of natural vegetation recovery. The
valuable information so gathered has the potential to significantly improve environmental
management of military training areas in the Northern Territory and in other areas ofAustralia.
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INTRODUCTION
Bradshaw Field Training Area (BFTA) lies within the Victoria River District (VRD) of
the Northern Territory, and the biogeographical region of Victoria-Bonaparte
(Connors at a/. 1996). The VRD comprises 30 properties (Dyer at a1. 1997) of which
BFTA, covering about 8700 kin', is the largest. Average annual rainfall in the area is
about 825 min (Bureau of Meteorology, pers. coinm. 1996), drier than more northern
areas of the NT and wetter than the Kiinberley area of Western Australia. The land
use in this area is predominantly grazing. The vegetation of BFTA represents a
transition between vegetation to the west and north-west of the NT, and the northern
Kiinber!ey.
This report discusses the results of a vegetation survey that was conducted in June1997.
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The objectives of the study were to:
describe, classify, and map the vegetation on BFTA;
describe the vegetation communities within mapping units;
record the occurrence of species of conservation significance;
record the occurrence of species that have not previously been recorded in
the region;
record the occurrence of introduced species; and
. assessthepotentialimpactsofDefenceactivitiesonvegetation.
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From this baseline data, recommendations were to be made on the management of
BFTA to:
. preserve biological diversity and to protect sensitive communities and rare
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. promote management practices that will enhance and maintain sustainableecosystems so that the use of BFTA as a military training area can beoptimised.
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METHODS
Site selection
The baseline vegetation survey was conducted in June 1997. Site selection wasmade from Four Landsat Thematic Mapper (TM) scenes (Table I) that covered
BFTA. The data sets were initially rectified using at least six ground control points
per scene, and were enhanced using a simple linear contrast stretch. The fourscenes were then mosaiced using the appropriate functions within the "ER Mapper"
image processing software. Spatial accuracy of the final mosaic was estimated to bein the order of 1.5 pixels for the whole dataset, and 0.5 pixels between scenes. Thismeets the Australian Defence Force (ADF) requirement for DIGEST Level 2
accuracy (+50 in) for digital data at this scale. The scenes were matched bymanually balancing the histograms in overlapping areas. The resulting image wasplotted as a series of raster maps in UTM projection at 1:100,000 scale, completewith Ikm grid, for use in the field.
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Table I
Landsat ThematIC Mapper(TM) scenes that were used to selectvegetation survey sites on BFTA in June 1997
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106-71
Prior to field deployment, patterns in the image were manually interpreted to compilea set of map units which were consistent and repeatable throughout the dataset.These map units then formed the basis of the field data collection exercise. Groundtruth data were collected for each of the patterns identified in the image by
navigating towards the centre of the pattern using GPS so that the vegetationsurveyed was representative of the mapping unit. Every effort was made to avoidlocating ground truth sites near the edges of patterns, in very small occurences of apattern, or on disturbed or burnt areas.
105-70
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27 Ma 1995
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One hundred and fifty one sites were surveyed over a two week period. Most sites
on the Angalarri Plain (sites I to 58) were accessed by 4x4 vehicle while all other
sites on the property (sites 59 to 151) were accessed by Jetranger helicopter.
Data collection
At each plot, observations were made on the landform pattern, slope, aspect,
geology, 9". rock outcrop, 9, '. gravel, 9. ". bare ground, and surface soil. The position of
each plot was recorded in AMG coordinates using GPS. A colour photograph wastaken of each plot.
Species abundance at each plot was estimated as the percentage cover of each
species in the upper, middle and lower strata. Lifeform data was collected for 12
categories and the projective foliage cover (PFC) of each estimated. The 12 lifeform
categories were:
(1) trees greater than eight metres in height; (2) trees less than eight metres in
height; (3) shrubs greater than two metres in height; (4) shrubs less than two metres
in height; (5) tussock grasses; (6) hummock grasses; (7) sedges; (8) forbs; (9) vines;
(10) ferns; (11) cycads; and (12) palms.
The overall percentage cover and average height of the upper, inid and lower strata
was estimated and, based on the cover of the dominant stratum, a structural
classification of the assemblage was given. The structural classification (Table I) is
based on the structural formation of Specht (1981).
Species that were not identified in the field were sampled and identified by staff at
the Northern Territory Herbarium. For some specimens, especially sedges and
grasses, identification to family or genus level only was possible due to lack of fertile
material.
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Data collected by NT Parks & Wildlife Commission in 1993 and by the MGI Unit of
the ADF in 1995 at a number of additional sites were included for the purposes of
improving the accuracy of the mapping unit classification and to increase the
collective knowledge of vegetation in the area. These sites are numbered 152 to
208. The location of each vegetation site is shown on Map I.
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Table 2
Structural formations from Specht(1981) based on height andfoliage cover of the dominant stratum
Life form and heightof strata
Trees 10-30m
Trees 5.0m
Shrubs>2m
Shrubs I-2m
Shrubs<2m
Hummock perennialgrasses
Graininoids
and grass
Sedges
Herbs
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Closed-forest
Low closed-forest
Tall closed-shrubland
Closed-shrubland
Low closed-shrubland
Foliage projective cover (7")
30.070-30
Open-woodlandWoodlandOpen-forest
Low open-woodlandLowwoodlandLow open-forest
Tallopen-shrubland Tailsparse-shrublandTall shrubland
Open-shrubland Sparse-shrublandShrubland
Low open-shrubland Low sparse-shrublandLow shrubland
Hummockgrassland Open-hummock Sparse-hummockgrasslandgrassland
Open-grassland Sparse-grassland
Sparse-sedgeland
Sparse-herbland
A tree is defined as woody plant usually with a single stern. A shrub is usually a woody plant with many sternsarising within 2m of the base. Foliage cover of <17, is referred to as scattered individuals
Closed grassland
Closed sedgeland
Closed-herbland
2.4 Data storage and processing
Data from the plot sheets were entered onto a database (Microsoft Access) forstorage and retrieval. These data form the basis for an image training exercise oncomputer, using the "maximum likelihood" classifier in ER Mapper. A preliminarythem atic map for vegetation was then compiled.
All attribute data have been incorporated into a GIS which also overlays soil
descriptions from most of the 152 vegetation sites surveyed in June 1997 and alsofrom other soil sites on BFTA.
Grassland
1-10
Sedgeland
Herbland
Open-sedgeland
Open-herbland
3 SPECIES
A total of 422 species were recorded during the survey (Appendix I). A further 132species were not identified due to absence of fertile material. Many of theseunidentified records are likely to be duplicate species. One F1mbristylis species
(Cyperaceae) is possibly a new species of grass and has been sent to theappropriate taxonomist for verification. This species was collected from Lys4:)hyllumcunninghamii woodland (site 25; mapping unit 27) in the southern area of the
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Angalarri Plain. Appendix 2 gives a complete species list and the location(s) whereeach species was recorded.
Species of conservation significance
The Checklist of Vascular Plants of the Northern Territory, Australia (Dunlop at al.
1996) was consulted to assess the conservation status of species. Of the 422
species recorded on BFTA, four are currently classified as rare in the region (Table3).
An explanation of the conservation code relevant to these three species is asfollows:
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populations which are mainly restricted to highly specific and localised habitats;
K or k = poorly known, may be endangered, rare and vulnerable, but current field
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The use of capital letters indicates that the status of the species is considered to be
of national significance. Lower case letters are used where the status applies either
to the distribution of the species within the NT or to particular NT populations. "-"
indicates that the species has been recorded in a reserve but that the size of the
population within the reserve is unknown.
R or r = rare
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Grevil/ea myOSodes, and the third species, Acacia keneri, is a smalltree. The fourth
species, Adjantum hi^pidulum, is also rare but only in central Australia, and hencewill not be discussed further.
Uraria Litchfield, was collected from Eucalyptus woodland on the laterite plateau in
the eastern portion of the Yarnbarran Sector. Uraria is represented in Litchfield
National Park (Briggs and Leigh 1996) and Nitmiluk (Katherine Gorge) National Park
(N. Smith pers. coinm. 1997). The record on BFTA is a range extension for this
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Table 3
Species from BFTA that are listed as rare in the Northern Territory(Dunlop at a1. 1996)
Species
UrariaLitchfield
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Grevillea
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Acaciakeneri
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prostrate forb
3r
Grevillea myOSodes was collected from eucalypt mixed woodland on a sandstone
rise where it was locally abundant. This site is close to the proposed Yarnbarran
campsite and airstrip. G. myOSodes is a multi-stemmed shrub, 0.8-2.2 in high, with
silvery green obovate leaves and cream to pale yellow flowers (Wheeler at a1. 1992).
G. myOSodes has previously been collected from Litchfield and Kakadu National
Parks and is not uncommon in the Kiinber!ey. The record on Bradshaw is a link
between the Am hem region and the Kiinberley populations and represents a range
extension forthe species.
Acacia keneriwas also collected from a sandstone habitat (site 70) in the Western
Hills region. It is a shrub or smalltree to 7 in high with drooping branches that give it
a weeping appearance' The flowers are yellow and cylindrical. Flowering occurs from
May to October and fruiting from May to November. A. Keneri also occurs in
sandstone regions in the Kiinberley (Wheeler at a1. 1992). It was collected previouslyon BFTA in 1987.
shrub
Habitat
shrub or smalltree
open eucalyptforest onsandstone
lateau
eucalyptwoodland,plains or gentleSIo es
Location
site 103;706680 N8322000 E
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site 131;622840 E8324290 N
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site 70;588330 E8339/20 N
Previous surveys of BFTA have recorded a further eight species that are of
conservation significance in the region (Table 4). Bradshaw Station is on the border
of the Amhem and Kiinberley zones and so species that are rare in either of those
regions have been included.
The biogeographic region of Victoria-Bonaparte contains 39 plant species (2,991. of
species recorded from the bioregion) that are rare or threatened (Connors at al.
1996). Grevillea myOSodes and Uraria Litchfield are not included in that rare or
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threatened species list, so these two species increase the current number of rare or
threatened records for the Victoria-Bonapart bioregion to 41. It is likely that asignificant number of the 39 species are present on Bradshaw Field Training Areabecause each of the broad vegetation types of the bioregion (Connors at a1. 1996)occurs on the property.
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Acacia semiifera
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Hefroteresdentata
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Tacoa maculata
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Tephrosiamacrocar a
3K
Sesbaniaerubescens
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Utriculariahami/toriii
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Amhem
3kC-
Species new to the region
Of the 422 species recorded during the survey, 139 had no previous record on
BFTA. These species are listed in Appendix 3. A list of species that were recorded
from previous surveys is given in Appendix 4. The large number of new species to
the area is probably due to the relatively low collecting effort in the region prior to the
current survey. About 525 species that were recorded in previous surveys were not
recorded in the 1997 survey. Hence the fulllist of species identified for BFTAcontains about 950 species.
Amhem
3r
Lifeform
Amhem
3RC
shrub
Kiinberle
shrub/forb
Kiinberley
forb or shrub
Amhem
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shrub
Acaciathicket
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shrub
eucalyptwoodland
forb
During the June 1997 vegetation survey of BFTA, 14 introduced (weed) species
were recorded (Table 5). A weed is a plant growing out of place, and which has a
detrimental effect on economic, social, or conservation values (DPI&F 1996).
woodland
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The Northern Territory Noxious Weeds Act, which came into force in 1980, and
which contains the essence of the Noxious Weeds Ordnance 1962, provides the
legislative basis for weed control in the NT (DPI&F 1996). Under the Act, there are
three classes of noxious weeds (Miller 1995):
. Class A - to be eradicated. These weeds represent a significant threat but
occur over a relatively small area, and thus there is a reasonable chance of
eradication;
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. Class B - growth and spread is to be controlled. These weeds occur more
widely and, apart from satellite outbreaks, are impractical to eradicate; and
Class C - not to be introduced into the NT. These species could be a
significant threat if introduced. This class also includes all Class A and ClassB weeds since further introductions of these species would exacerbate the
existing problem. The legal responsibility for weed controllies with the owners
or managers of the land.
Twelve of the 14 weed species recorded in the survey occurred along water courses,
especially the Victoria River. Of these, six are declared noxious. Three of thenoxious species, Parkinsonia aculeata (parkinsonia), Xanthium strumarium
(noogoora burr), and Cabtropis procera (rubber bush), are serious weeds ofconservation throughout the Northern Territory and warrant priority control
measures. Weeds of conservation, or environmental weeds, are detrimentalto the
conservation of natural resources through adverse effects on the integrity,
conservation values or biodiversity of natural resources (DPI&F 1996).
Parkinsonia is a shrub or smalltree that is adapted to a wide range of soiltypes and
can form dense thorny thickets along watercourses and around bores and darns
(Queensland Dept of Lands 1995). Dispersal of seed is via water, mud on animalsand vehicles, and by bird and animal droppings (Smith 1995). Control can be
achieved by mechanical removal and follow-up herbicide treatment for smalltrees
(Parsons and Cutherbertson 1991), or herbicide treatment alone for large trees (vanRangelrooy and Miller 1993).
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Rubber bush is a shrub or smalltree that is well adapted to poor soils. It invades
roadsides, disturbed areas, water courses, river flats and coastal dunes (Smith
1995). Dispersal of seed is by wind and water and stands increase in size by
producing suckers (Smith 1995). Controlis difficult because mechanical control and
fire are ineffective due to vigorous regrowih from the tuberous root system (van
Haaren 1995). However, control may, be achieved by regular cultivation and
herbicide application (Crothers and Newbould 1993).
Noogoora burr is an annual woody herb that grows in a wide variety of habitats that
are often disturbed, such as roadsides, bores, and stockyards (Smith 1995). It
generally prefers unshaded positions in tropical climates but extends into semi-arid
regions when water availability is adequate (Parsons and Cutherbertson 1992).
Noogoora burr tolerates flooding. Biological control agents are available for this
species but, to date, appear to exert little controlin the NT (F1annagan 1993). Small
infestations can be removed by hand while large infestations can be treated with
herbicide (Pitt 1991). During the June 1997 survey, noogoora burr was recorded
along the Victoria River. It may be difficult to eliminate this species from that habitat
because floating seeds are transported from upstream. Prevention of spread to other
parts of the property, therefore, should be the priority under these circumstances.
With the removal of cattle, competition for light from native herbs and tree foliage
cover may bring about a decrease in noogoora burr vigour.
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Table 5
Weed species with common name, growth habit, and class of noxious weed (ifdeclared noxious)recorded in the June 1997 vegetation survey of BFTA.
Weed
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Altemanthera
pungens
Bidenspilosa
Cabtrop^sprocera
Common
name
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khaki weed
Genchrusciliaris
Gynodondacty/on
Growth habit
rubber bush
Hyptissauveolens
annual forb
buffel grass
Parkinsoniaaculeata
annual forb
couch
Passiflorafoetida
shrub or smalltree.
Class of noxious
weed
Hyptis
Pennisetum
edice/Iatum
perennial grass
Class B, whole of NT
Sennaoccidental^^
parkinsonia
perennial grass
not declared in the NT
SIda acuta
wild passionfruit
B and C, S of 16'30' Slatitude
annual
perennial forb
S^^a cordifolia
annualennisetum
not declared in the NT
SIda
thornbifoli^
coffee senna
shrub or smalltree
Habitat and
no. of sites
Xanthiumstrumarium
not declared in the NT
spineyheadSIda
herbaceousvine
riparian; 2
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flannel weed
annual grass
riot declared in the NT
riparian; I
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Paddy'sIucerne
annual orerennial shrub
creek levee; I
B and C, whole of NT
annual or
perennial shrub
noogooraburr
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not declared in the NT
sandstone
plateau; I
annual orerennial shrub
not declared in the NT
The three broad habitats that are commonly found in the top end of the NT, namely
sandstone habitats, lowland habitats, and coastal habitats (Brock 1988), all occur on
BFTA. These can be further subdivided into vegetation communities (assemblages)
based on dominant species and foliage cover. Seventy communities were identified
from the survey data and these are described in Appendix 5.
creek levee; 3
annual orerennial shrub
B and C, whole of NT
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annual herb
woodland,riparian; I
B and C, whole of NT
river levee; I
B and C, whole of NT
creek levee; 2
B and C, whole of NT
All of the vegetation communities on BFTA are well represented in the Kiinberley,
particularly the eastern Kiinberley, and in other parts of the Top End, except for the
Xerochloa grasslands on Mosquito Flat and in the south of the Western Hills Sector
river levee; I
B and C, whole of NT
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The 70 vegetation communities were grouped under eight broad structural classes.
Within these structural classes, plant assemblages were combined into a total of 51
land cover classes for the purposes of compiling the draft 1:250,000 VegetationMap. The eight structural classes and the number of mapping units contained ineach are:
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I Monsoon forest- one mapping unit.
2 Riparian forest, open-forest-three mapping units.
3 EUCalypt open-forest, woodland - 18 mapping units.
4 Low open-forest, woodland - six mapping units.
5 EUCalypt open-woodland -five mapping units.
6 Other open-woodland - seven mapping units.
7 Shrubland - one mapping unit.
8 Grassland - five mapping units.
Appendix 6 describes the mapping units in each of the eight structural classes and
shows which sites were combined into each unit. Map 2 shows the distribution of
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The dominant mapping class in sandstone habitats is Eucalyptus
miniata/E. phoenicea open-woodland, and in lowland habitats it is Eucalyptusmicrotheca/Gorymhia Iatifol^a open-woodland. Coastal habitats were not included in
this baseline study.
Mapping Units within Training Sectors
Currently, nine Training Sectors on BFTA have been identified. Table 6 shows the
major vegetation mapping units that occur within each sector. Two of the mappingunits on BFTA, Melabuca minutifolia low woodland (mapping unit 25) and Xerochloa
grassland (mapping unit 68), occur almost exclusively in the Victoria-Bonapart
biogeographic region and are currently not protected in the reserve system of the NT
(Connors at a1. 1996). M. minutifolia low woodland was relatively common on BFTA
occuring at 16 sites. Xerochloa grassland was restricted to the tidal Victoria River
levee and occurred at only one site. The occurrence of these units within trainingsectors is also noted in Table 6.
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in the nine training sectors ofOccurrence of major vegetation mapping units(Bold indicates communities referred to in the text that are potentia yBFTA.
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ANGALARRl25 MeIaleuca minutifolia, MeIaleuca sencea over annual and perennia grass14 Gorymbia jarifolia over annual and perennial grasses with sedges28 Terminalia canescens, Erythrophleum chiorostachys over annual grasses32 Eucalyptus microtheca with mixed species over perennial grasses27 Lysiphyllum cunning hamii over perennial grasses42 Chrysopogonfallax, Sehima nervosum, Sorghum plumosum, Theme a rian r20 Eucalyptus microtheca (with Excoecaria parvifolia) over perennial grasses3 Eucalyptus microtheca, Terminalia platyphylla4 Eucalyptuscamaldulensis, EucalyptusmicrothecaI Monsoonspecies
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FITZMAURICE6 Eucalyptus miniata (with Eucalyptus tetrodonta, Gorymbia bleeseri, Gorymbia
dichromophloia) over hummocks12 Gorymbia phoenicea over hummock (with annual) grasses10 Eucalyptus tectifica over annual and perennial grasses28 Terminalia canescens, Erythrophleum chlorostachys over annual grasses2 MeIaleuca Ieucadendrawith mixed species13 Gorymbia phoenicea, Gorymbia dichromophloia over hummock grasses15 Gorymbia Iatifolia over hummock grassesI Monsoonspecies3 Eucalyptus microtheca, Terminalia platyphylla
IKYMBON13 Gorymbia phoenicea, Gorymbia dichromophloia over hummock grasses24 Me Ialeuca viridiflora over perennial grasses40 Terminalia spp, Owenia vernicosa (with mixed species) over hummock grasses12 Gorymbia phoenicea over hummock (with annual) grasses18 Gorymbia polycarpawith mixed species28 Terminmalia canescens, Erythrophleum chlorostachys over annual grasses27 Lysiphyllum cunning hamii over perennial grasses25 MeIaleuca minutifolia, MeIaieuca sencea over annual and perennial grasses4 Eucalyptuscamaldulensis, Eucalyptus microtheca2 MeIaleuca Ieucadendrawith mixed speciesI Monsoonspecies3 Eucalyptus microtheca, Terminalia platyphylla
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MeIaleuca minutifolia, MeIaleuca sericea over annual and perennial grasses25
2 MeIaleuca Ieucadendra with mixed species29 Gorymbia Iatifolia over hummock grassesI Monsoonspecies
LALNGANG6 Eucalyptus miniata (with Eucalyptus tetrodonta, Gorymbia bleeseri, Gorymbia
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6 IMPACTS ASSOCIATEDWITH INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT
Infrastructure development on BFTA as outlined in Anexe B to the BFTA RSB datedNovember 1996 is likely to exert a range of impacts on vegetation. Short-termhigh-impact effects are unavoidable during the actual construction of permanentcamps and airfields, while longer term impacts resulting from concentrated humanactivity, altered drainage patterns, and fire can be minimised by carefulmanagement. The location of infrastructure and the alignment of permanent accessroads can have long-term effects which impact on management success.
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should be given to providing alternative access from the Yarnbarran Campsite to the
KOIlendong Valley to avoid the streamlines.
Construction of the Yarnbarran Ring Road across the Yarnbarran Plateau has the
potential to impact significantly on a number of sensitive riparian and monsoon
habitats in the area. Careful siting is required to avoid potential damage to the
pockets of monsoon forest in the deeply dissected gorges in the headwaters of
Lobby Creek and the southern tributaries of the Little Fitzmaurice River. It is likely
that the road alignment would have to closely parallel the Little Fitzmaurice
headwaters to avoid steep cliffs and gorges, and this would necessitate the
construction of crossings on major tributaries and probably the Little Fitzmaurice
itself. The riparian habitats along these streamlines are considered sensitive and
should be avoided if at all possible.
Construction of primary access roads through woodland and open-woodland on
BFTA should be undertaken with a minimum of clearing. Cleared lanes of 50 to 80
metres width are often considered necessary for road construction, however much
narrower corridors should be specified, particularly on the plateaux. The practice of
pushing trees to the edge of the cleared lane should also be avoided. The dead logs
will usually catch fire and burn during the following dry season, and ifthey have been
pushed up against living trees, the intensity and duration of heat will killthe standing
trees and widen the corridor even further. Trees felled during road construction
should be pushed to the centre of the cleared lane and burnt.
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Clearly, exercise activity on BFTA will have direct and indirect impacts on vegetation.
Vegetation will be directly damaged by firing ordnance and vehicle manoeuvres. The
degree of damage will vary with size of ordnance and class of vehicle, and with the
intensity of use. Those areas that are used most frequently and carry the heaviest
traffic will suffer the greatest impact. Longer term damage sustained from military
exercises will vary with vegetation and soil type. (The trafficability of soils is
discussed in the report dedicated to BFTA soils and will not be discussed in detail
here). Indirect changes include invasion of weed species (see section 6.5), changes
in the structure and composition of the vegetation, and loss of species. Changes to
the vegetation structure in impact areas however, may not always be derrimentalinthe context of the land use.
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7.1 Impacts on habitats
Table 7 gives a general ranking (low, medium, or high) of the sensitivity of the eight
vegetation structural classes to a range of military activities on BFTA. The sensitivityranking of each mapping unit within these structural classes is shown in Appendix 8.
The ranking takes into account the conservation status of the vegetation and theresilience of vegetation to disturbance from military exercises and associatedactivities. Important assumptions of the ranking are that:
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. exercises are not conducted during the rainy season. No areas on BFTA are
suitable for vehicle manoeuvre during the wet, except for bare sandstone
areas. On the Yarnbarran Plateau, a perched shallow water table exists
during the wet season, and vehicles will become bogged wherever soil depthexceeds vehicle ground clearance.
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The degree of impact will vary within these rankings depending on the type andintensity of exercise. The main training areas are:
. High Explosive Impact Areas (HEIA's)in which live firing may be practicedwith all types of ammunitions which have the potential to contribute tounexploded ordnance (UXO) contamination.
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activities are open woodlands and grasslands on clay plains and sandy loams, apart
from Xeroch/oa (Table 7). Open woodlands on BFTA generally occur on plains with
clay soils which are relatively stable when dry. The foliage cover of trees in these
communities is relatively low at less than 109"., and hence the damage from
horizontally fired ordnance would be low compared to forest and closed forest
communities. Most tree and shrub species of tropical savanna woodlands have the
ability to regenerate from jignotubers or epicormic buds following disturbance such
as fire, and this could be expected to contribute to their recovery following damage
from ordnance or vehicles. It is important that trees are given time to recover to the
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Habitats may be regarded as ecologicalIy sensitive ifthey are adversely affected by,and have little resilience to, disturbance. Disturbance may be natural, for example
fire and cyclone, or human induced, for example cross-country vehicle manoeuvre.
7.2. I Sandstone habitats
Sandstone habitats may be indirectly impacted by military activities because they areadversely affected by frequent fire, and some military activities will be associatedwith a medium to high fire risk. Sector(s) in which an exercise is planned wouldrequire active fire management by fuelreduction burns prior to the commencementof exercise activity. Regeneration for many sandstone species occurs only from seedand many are unable to resprout after fire. Such species include Camris intratropica,of which the reduction in abundance as a result of changed fire regimes has been
well documented (eg. Bowman and Panton 1993). Whilst most species may befertile by the third growing season after fire, some may take up to five years or moreto produce seed, particularly those species that occupy harsher, rocky sites(Russell-Smith at a/. in press). Thus, if fire frequency is high, plants may be killedprior to seed production and, overtime, the local survival of obligate seeding speciescould be threatened. The Yarnbarran Plateau suffered an extensive late fire in 1995,
and it is strongly recommended that the area be protected from another hot fire overthe next few years' Clearly, the protection of sandstone habitats from frequent firewill be difficult to achieve, particularly in the Yarnbarran Sector. The Inaccessabilityof sandstone habitats in the Western Hills, and their relative unsuitability for mounted
exercise, should allow a desirably low fire frequency to be maintained in that area.Care would be needed to ensure that no late season fires occurred in the KOIlendong
Valley, which could move into the Western Hills Sector ahead of south-easterlywinds. Sandstone areas may be suitable for dismounted troop training and smallarms training, withoutthe need to burn each year.
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Monsoon forests occupy a range of landforms including perennial springs (eg. site126), seasonalIy flooded lowland habitats (eg. site 144) and sandstone escarpments(eg. site 87) (Russell-Smith 1996). Monsoon forests generally occur as relativelysmallisolate pockets within Eucalyptus and MeIaleuca woodlands, and occupy onlyabout 330 ha, or considerably less than 0,059", of BFTA. Some of these areas are
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to trampling and their structure is quickly destroyed.
Whilst monsoon forest patches would provide ideal refuges from surveillance during
military exercises, these areas are considered too sensitive to be used for this
purpose. It is most strongly recommended that access to monsoon forest patches by
vehicles or personnel be strictly prohibited throughout the training area. Furthermore,
buffer zones to reduce the possibility of ammunition falling within at least 500 in of
monsoon forest patches is strongly recommended. It is important that monsoon
forests be protected from fire during the dry season, hence appropriate fire
protection measures are recommended prior to military exercises in such areas.
Burning back from the margins of monsoon patches very early in the dry season
could be actively undertaken to provide protection from late season wild fires that are
potentially destructive to fire sensitive habitats.
Monsoon forests also require protection from disturbances such as human activity,
feral animals, and weeds (section 6.5). Feral pigs favour such habitats because they
provide food and shelter, and were present in each of the monsoon forests recorded
in the 1997 survey. As a result, the soil was severely disturbed in localised areas.
Feral pig eradication should be attempted as a matter of priority. Feral animal control
and fire management are discussed in detail in other reports.
Riparian habitats
The banks of water courses are particularly sensitive to disturbance because they
are flooded during the wet season and soils are generally sandy. Removal of
vegetation from river banks results in erosion, often in the form of deep rills and
gullies. Erosion along river banks increases the sediment load in the water which
results in siltation of shallow areas and a consequent reduction in water quality. This
has an adverse impact on aquatic flora and fauna. Riparian zones are important as
movement corridors for wildlife (Bunn 1996).
Riparian areas are also susceptible to weed invasion because of water availabilitythrough most of the year, and the introduction of weeds by transportation of seeds
and propagules down the watercourse. This is demonstrated by the factthat 13 out
the 14 weed species recorded on the BFTA in June 1997 occurred along the Victoria
River. Weed infestations require active and regular management strategies.
Therefore, preventing introduction so that no active treatment is required is the most
effective means of weed management.
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To protect sensitive riparian areas from disturbance that will inevitably result inerosion and weed problems, it is recommended that large water courses on theBFTA such as the Victoria, Ariagalarri, Ikymbon and Fitzmaurice rivers, be protected
by an appropriate buffer zone, except at crossing points. Existing environmentaldegradation within those zones should be actively managed to minimise furtherdamage. For example, large gullies may need earthworks to prevent further loss ofsoil, and weed species may require treatment to prevent further spread. In areaswhere there is no ground cover vegetation, and depletion of the soil seed bank isevident, revegetation using appropriate native species may be necessary (seesection 6.4).
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7.2.4 Coastal habitats
Coastal habitats were not assessed in this survey. Some general comments,
however, can be made on the characteristics of these areas. These areas will beextremely sensitive to vehicle movement because the sandy soils will have littleresistance to traffic. The marine habitat on the western boundary of the BFTA may
be important for a number of vulnerable species including dugong, turtles, andmigratory birds. Littoral habitats along the muddy tidal reaches of the major tidalcoastal river systems in the NT, such as the Victoria and Fitzmaurice, are speciesrich and diverse.
The littoral systems on BFTA should be regarded as sensitive to high impact militaryexercises. However, they may be suitable for dismounted training.
Habitats of conservation significance
Two vegetation types that are of conservation significance because they occuralmost exclusively in the VictoriaBonapart biogeographic region and are currentlynot protected in the reserve system of the NT, are MeIaieuca minutifofia lowwoodland (mapping unit 25) and Xerochloa grassland (mapping unit 43).Conservation of these units by minimising disturbance from military activities should
that maintain the habitat structure should bebe a priority. Burning regimes
implemented. For example, some grasslands may require occasional hot fires tosuppress the growth and abundance of tree and shrubs, and early dry season fires inmost other years'
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Management of species of conservation significance is dependent on the habitat in
which such species occur. Thus, the management of rare and threatened species in
the wild can only be practiced at the habitat level rather then the species level. The
three species of conservation significance found during this survey were recorded in
sandstone habitats, the management of which is discussed in 6.2. I above.
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Military exercises, especially vehicle manoeuvres, are known to reduce the cover of
understorey species by pulverisation (Preece at a1. 1996). Damage will be increased
by multiple tracking of wheeled and tracked vehicles overthe same ground.
Some herbaceous species will be more susceptible to disturbance by military traffic
than others' Annual species that rely on germination from seed for regeneration willbe most vulnerable to disturbance, and their distribution is significantly affected by
season and fire (Dyer at a1. 1997). Annual species generally germinate from seed
that has been produced in the previous wet season. During the dry season, seed of
some species, for example Brachyachne spp. and Sprorobolus spp. ,lie on the soil
surface. Seeds may be killed by fire, and thus the carry over seed bank for
germination in the following wet season is reduced.
The dominant herbaceous vegetation type in most areas of BFTA, however, is
perennial grass. Whilst above ground vegetative parts of these plants may be
damaged or severed by sustained military activity, they will readily regenerate fromestablished root stocks when relative humidity increases at the end of the dry
season, and with the first wet season rains. Should ground cover vegetation become
depleted by localised exercise activity, the areas should be rested prior to the wetseason, about late October, to allow time for re-establishment of foliage cover that
will provide protection from possible erosion caused by early wet season storms.
An indirect impact of a reduction in ground cover in some habitats is an increase in
erodability of the soil, and a change in fire regime. The frequency offire in areas withlow herbaceous cover will be reduced and this may eventually lead to a change in
species composition and structure, with an increase in abundance of inid-storeyshrubs (Dyer at a1. 1997).
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Revegetation of heavily impacted areas, either as a result of historical over-grazing
or associated with military activities, may be necessary during the operational and
decommissioning phases of BFTA. Native species only should be used so that
biodiversity is maintained and the integrity of natural systems is not compromised.
Many introduced species have the potential to become weed problems in the longer
term. These species possess characteristics that enable them to displace native
species, for example rapid growth rates, pro^C seed production, high germinationrate, high biomass, and a tolerance to unfavourable environmental conditions.Further, introduced species do not usually have natural predators and thus they are
able to grow unchecked. Most grassy weeds are species that were intentionallyintroduced as improved pasture species. In northern Australia, such species includePennisetum polystachion (mission grass), Androgpogan gayanus (gainba grass),and Brachiaria inutica (para grass). Whilst few native grass species are currently
used for revegetation, there is no reason why they would not be successful provided
application methods are appropriate. The advantages of using native species overintroduced species are:
. native grasses can successfully colonise disturbed areas, and survive and
reproduce;
. seeds are available locally and can bedirectseeded over large areas.
. fertiliser requirement for localspeciesislow;
. selected native grasses will notresult in aweed infestation that outcompetes
native species. Hence, ongoing management is notrequired;
. establishment of native grasses will provide dense cover close to the ground
to suppress weeds by shading; and
. native grasses are welladapted to cope with disturbances such as fire and
drought.
The revegetation of degraded areas on BFTA could provide a valuable opportunity toconduct investigations into the recovery of such areas after varying degrees ofdisturbance. It also presents an opportunity to conduct investigations into appropriatenative herbaceous species for revegetation.
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The Northern Territory Weeds Management Strategy 1996 - 2005 (DPI&F 1996) has
a set of six strategic objectives designed to minimise the impact of weeds. Four of
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Ensuring weeds management is an integral part of land management.
Learning more about weeds, and increasing awarness and education,as an essential basis for land management.
To ensure that the approach to weed controlis strategic, effective, and
consequently, economic, it is necessary to develop a weed management plan. The
plan will essentially revolve around the above three strategies.
The weed management plan should integrate physical and chemical controlmethods, the use of fire, and biological controlif appropriate. The various
species-specific management options, and the optimum conditions under which
these strategies may be implemented, should be described. The treatment will be
appropriate to the weed species and the size of infestaton. Early detection of a weedoutbreak may mean that the treatment will often be a physical one such as hand
pulling or grubbing, or mechanical, such as cultivating. The weed management planshould be an evolving document driven by assessment of the effectiveness of
current strategies and changing land use options. This plan should be incorporated
into the Environmental Management Plan for BFTA.
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One of the most powerful weapons in the strategic management of weeds is to
prevent their introduction in the first place. For weed invasion to occur, there mustbe an opportunity for invasion and this requires the availability of propagules of aninvasive species capable of dispersing into the area (Hobbs 1991). Inadvertentmovement of weed seed and propagules by humans has been recognised as the
majorfactor influencing the distribution of introduced species (Chaloupka and Do mm1986). Soil, construction materials and vehicles are likely to be carriers of alien plantmaterial into a region. Cowie and Wemer (1987) surveyed alien plants of Kakadu
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National Park and found that most of the naturalised alien species were associated
with human activity such as roadways, borrow pits, settlements, campgrounds, andother disturbed areas. Also, areas adjacent to floodplains and creeks were found to
be heavily infested with weeds.
Washdown of vehicles
Preventing the introduction of alien plants onto BFTA will require stringent quarantinemeasures. These measures must include washing down all off-road vehicles, before
entering and leaving the property. The provision of washdown points as part of theinfrastructure development is noted. Areas on BFTA with known weed infestallonsshould be considered off limits, particularly to vehicles, so that, as far as possible,infestations are contained within that area. Vehicles should travel along graded
tracks and roads, whenever non-tactical, rather than across country, to reduce the
likelihood of transporting weeds.
There is a heightened risk of new weed species introduction to the training areaconstruction workers andduring the infrastructure development phase, as
contractors are unlikely to appreciate the need for vehicle washdown, however thisshould be specified in the construction contracts, and actively policed.
Regularsurveillance
Routine surveys of susceptible areas such as roadsides and embankments shouldbe scheduled on a regular basis, particularly during the wet season when plants areactively growing and more easily detectable. Road sides represent a heavilydisturbed system and thus are highly susceptible to weed invasion. Weeds alongroadsides develop a reservoir of weed seed that is easily spread by roadmaintenance vehicles, passing traffic, and animals.
Mimosa pigra (mimosa) infests large areas of the Daly River system including theDaly River Aboriginal Reserve, north of the Fitzmaurice River. Mimosa is consideredto be one of Australia's worst environmental weeds because it can alter the floristic
composition of natural wetlands, thereby decreasing habitat diversity (Braithwaite ata1. 1989; Lonsdale 1993). It is a leguminous shrub that, in wetter areas such aschannel banks, billabongs and floodplains, forms dense thickets that are difficult to
penetrate. It currently covers more than 80 000 hectares in the Northern Territory,with severe infestations on the Adelaide, Mary, Finniss, Moyle and Daly Rivers
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systems. To date, mimosa on the Daiy River Reserve has spread as far as Palumpa
Station, about 20 kin from the mouth of the Fitzmaurice (F. Maurer pers. coinm.
1997). Due to the rugged terrain between the edge of the infestallon and the mouth
of the river, however, it is unlikely to naturally advance much further (F. Maurer pers.
coinm. 1997). However, mimosa could be inadvertently transported to the river by
vehicle and subsequently spread to BFTA via seed floating down the river. Aerial
surveys along the northern boundary of the Fitzmaurice River are recommended to
ensure that any outbreaks of mimosa in particular, but also other weed species, are
detected early.
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Liaison with neighbours
Weed populations are not usually confined by property boundaries. For a weed
control program to be effective, it is important that there is cooperation between
neighbouring land managers and local government agencies such as DPI&F weeds
section in Timber Creek. Effective control of some species, for example mimosa,
may need to be conducted at a catchment level rather than regional level. Liaison
with adjacent land managers will increase awareness of weed issues and lead to
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Studies on patterns of weed spread indicate that many species have a long lag
phase following introduction before they spread explosiveIy (Hobbs and Humphreys
1995). Therefore, it is important that smallinfestations be treated soon after
detection to reduce the likelihood of uncontrolled spread.
Clearly, the size and inaccessibility of BFTA means that weed species, habitats, and
weed infested areas need to be prioritised. Weed species that should be targeted
first are those that are rapid invaders and serious weeds of conservation. Such
species would include parkinsonia, noogoora burr, mimosa, and other species that
could potentially occur on BFTA, such as gainba grass and mission grass. Habitats
that should be given priority are those that are most susceptible to weed invasion, for
example riparian habitats and disturbed areas. Areas of infestaton that should be
given priority for control are those that are small enough to have a reasonable
chance of success. Weed outbreaks within training areas should also be given
priority treatment because the relatively high localised disturbance caused by military
activity may significantly increase the rate of spread of these infestations. If possible,.
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these areas should be avoided, or if necessary, the military exercises should be
redirected to another region.
Currently, the weeds that cover substantial areas of BFTA are noogoora burr along
the Victoria River and hyptis which is widespread (L. Corbett pers. coinm. 1997).
Further surveys of susceptible areas are needed to map infestatons of these and
other weed species. If major weed problems should develop, they may be too
intractable to be tackled economicalIy. Under these circumstances, the invaded
areas may be relegated to holding operations where efforts are put into preventing
further spread rather than into control(Hobbs and Humphries 1995).
Ensuring weeds management is an integral part of land management
Weed management is a component of sustainable land management and as such is
an integral part of active land management (DPI&F 1996). A focus on the invaded
ecosystem and its management, rather than simply on the invading species, is likely
to more effective (Hobbs and Humphries 1995). The changes that allow the initiation
or spread of weed invasion need to be addressed before effective control can be
achieved (Hobbs and Humphries 1995). The underlying causes of ecosystemmodification that enhance weed invasion therefore need to be identified in order to
develop effective management programs. All of the weed species recorded on BFTA
in June 1997 occurred in heavily grazed areas, particularly along water courses such
as the Victoria River. It is likely that the removal of grazing integrated with
appropriate active management strategies will, in the longer term, reduce theabundance of most weed species in these areas through competition with native
species.
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Minimising disturbance
Should weed seed or propagules be introduced, suitable micro-sites have to be
available for successful establishment to occur. Disturbance is a major factor
affecting the susceptibility of natural ecosystems to invasion. Weeds are quick toinvade disturbed areas such as overgrazed pastures, construction sites, and
roadsides. Disturbances generally change the characteristics and availability of
microsites for establishment and they may also affect the opportunity for dispersal,
for example where feral animals or floods transport seeds into new areas (Hobbs
1991). Military exercises will cause considerable disturbance to the landscape in
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causes rather than symptoms of problems should be treated;.
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example, the environmental impact of weed invasion in an area where
vegetation has been removed may be greater than the sum of the twodisturbance effects.
Feralanimalcontrol
Weed seeds and propagules may be spread by feral animals such as pigs and
donkeys. Grazing by donkeys and rooting by pigs removes native vegetation anddisturbs the soil surface. Pigs tend to prefer habitats that are particularly susceptible
to weed invasion, such as monsoon and riparian forests. Feral animal control,
therefore, is crucial to the success of any weed management program.
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Feral animal catchers should also be made aware of the potential for their activities
to introduce and spread weeds. Their vehicles should adhere to the same wash
down requirements as military vehicles.
Rotating utilised areas within HEIA's
Whilst removing cattle will lead to an increase in the cover of understorey species,
particularly grasses, mobilisation of heavy machinery is likely to reduce vegetationcover and thus increase susceptibility to erosion and weed invasion. Resting areas
within training areas on a rotational basis may be necessary to prevent serious land
degradation. Once use of a particular area ceases, revegetation with suitable native
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understorey species will increase the rate of recovery and reduce the risk of erosionfrom wind and rain.
7.6.3 Learning more about weeds -research and monitoring
Efficient and effective weed management requires knowledge of the occurrences
and their direction of spread. A database that documents this information as well as
information on treatments that have been applied will be invaluable in assessing the
effectiveness of management strategies. Strategies can then be adjusted if
necessary.
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Well designed research trials and monitoring will assist in assessing the importance
of an integrated approach to weed prevention and controlthrough the use of fire,
and physical and chemical methods. This may be particularly important during the
decommissioning of BFTA.
Increasing awareness and education
Users of BFTA need to be made aware of those weed species which occur or could
occur in the region, and the detrimental affects of these weeds on the environment
and quality of the land use. All personnel have a responsibility to minimise the
potential impact of introduced species, and will be required to observe certain
management directives, such as vehicle wash down, and avoidance of weed infested
areas and experimental areas. Specific weed awareness courses should be
conducted on weed identification and weed management. Army personnel can then
assist by reporting occurrences of weeds, and by avoiding further disturbance to or
spread of weeds.
Weed education and assistance can be provided by weed experts such as the
DPI&F weeds branch. Frank Maurer and Greg Hore, based at Timber Creek, are
responsible for weed management on the Daly River Reserve.
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maintaining sustainability and biodiversity of the landscape. Sustainability depends
on the ability of the landscape to recover from disturbance. Little research has been
done on the recovery of land from military activity in the tropics, but clearly it is
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important to increase knowledge in this area so that the optimum use of the land canbe achieved.
Managers often find it difficult to achieve land use sustainability because of lack of
data on which to base their management decisions (Ludwig at a1. 1997). Hence, it is
very important to provide baseline data so that impacts can be measured against abenchmark. Also, the condition of impacted areas should always be compared to the
condition of similar vegetation communities that have not been affected by military
activities or grazing. These relatively undisturbed areas may be used as control sites
that reflect natural changes to the environment. All sites, ie. impacted and control,
should be replicated to account for variation in recovery rate due to environmental
factors such as hydrology, species composition, and rainfall.
Monitoring should occur annually and at the same time of year to avoid seasonal
variation in the presence and abundance of species. This information should be
gathered with other important indicators of land condition, especially soilsinformation.
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8.1 Recovery of degraded areas after destocking
Parts of the BFTA are currently degraded by overgrazing and consequently, are
severely eroded. Excluding further disturbance from these areas, and monitoring the
natural recovery of selected sites in terms of vegetation cover and soil structure, will
provide valuable insights into the resilience or, conversely, fragility of these
ecosystems to disturbance. Other similarly disturbed areas could be actively
rehabilitated by stabilisation through earthworks then re-seeding at the start of the
wet season. Comparison of the recovery rate between areas that have been left to
recover naturally and those that have been actively rehabilitated will be extremely
useful for developing land management plans for both the operating and
decommissioning phases of BFTA. The condition of the natural and manipulated
rehabilitating areas should be compared to that of relatively undisturbed areas so
that a judgement can be made on the rate and extent of recovery.
Impact of military activities
To assess the sustainability of various vegetation units under a range of military
activities, and the recovery of areas once activity ceases, permanent sites should be
established and monitored for changes to species composition, abundance, and
cover. Monitoring of landscape function and processes can be achieved by
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measuring key indicators. These indicators may include soil surface condition
(vegetation cover, soil crust, topography), erosion features, and the capacity of the
land to capture and cycle water and nutrients.
Regular monitoring will eventually allow predictions to be made on the cumulative
impact of specific activities in different vegetation communities and associated soil
types. Variation in impacts will occur with season, the condition of the land prior to
military activity, and fire regime. It should be noted, however, that only low impact
activities, such as dismounted exercises in rocky areas, should be conducted during
the wet season because soils will be saturated and thus their structure will be easily
destroyed.
Rotating exercise areas at the optimum time will be a key strategy in balancing
ecological sustainability and maximum land use. The recovery rate of areas that are
rested from activity will give an indication of the frequency at which the use of impact
areas should be rotated. Re-establishment of vegetation after disturbance is criticalIy
important for ecosystem sustainability. Therefore, it is important that areas be rested
prior to the occurrence of significant damage to perennial plants, and to depletion of
the seed bank either through loss of seed-producing plants or by destruction of seed.
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Overuse of exercise areas may mean that active rehabilitation is required to
minimise further damage and to accelerate the process of recovery toward a
sustainable system. Revegetation over extensive areas, however, is expensive and
labour intensive. Therefore, degradation of the land to a point where active
revegetation is necessary should be avoided at all costs.
Remote sensing can be useful to monitor changes to land condition on a broad
scale. Sources of remoteIy-sensed data include satellites, airborne scanners and
airborne video systems. The most common sources of satellite data for land
condition monitoring are Landsat, Spot and NOAA-AVHRR (Advanced Very High
Resolution Radiometer) systems (Campbe11 1996). It is important to collect quality
ground-truth measurements to relate satellite and airborne responses to actual landsurface features.
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same time every year, are an effective means of monitoring changes in land
condition. They provide a visual historic record. Photographic monitoring is easily
repeatable and requires no special expertise.
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8.3 Education of military personnel
Personnel that actually use impact areas are in the best position to detect
detrimental environmental impacts. Education of key personnel on environmental
management and their communication with environmental management staff will
significantly enhance achievement of the objective to maintain sustainability of
training areas. The ability of environmental staff to evaluate and reinediate
environmental problems will be greatly enhanced if they are trained in ecological
principles, have local knowledge of ecosystems, and keep up to date with the latest
environmental practices. Liaison with appropriate people in other organisations for
advice and assistance is to be encouraged.
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Most of BFTA is suitable for the range of military exercises that are planned, and
irreversible impacts are unlikely provided that impacted areas are rested before
damage occurs. The 1997 vegetation survey identified three habitats that are
environmentally sensitive to the disturbances associated with military landuse:
Sandstone areas in the Western Hills, Yarnbarran, Koolendong, Wombungi,
and Mt Thymanan training sectors are suitable for dismounted exercises andwheeled vehicle manoeuvre but should not be used for live firing or other
activities that pose a significant fire risk. Sandstone areas require a fire-free
interval of at least five years so that obligate seeding species are able to
mature, produce seed and sustain the population between fire events.
Further, species that are listed as rare were recorded from the Western Hills,
Yarnbarran and Mt Thymanan sandstone areas. Sandstone areas cover a
significant proportion of BFTA. Therefore, the use of these areas for activitiesother than dismounted exercises needs to be rotated so that substantial
areas of this habitat on BFTA remain undisturbed for several years at a time.
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. Monsoon forest areas are highly sensitive habitats and require protection
from fire, weeds, feral animals, and all human impacts. Therefore, they must
be considered unsuitable for any form of military exercise. Careful fire
management in the vicinity of monsoon forests is crucial to their continued
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. Riparian habitats are also sensitive to disturbance because soils are
generally sandy and seasonalIy inundated. Flood waters significantly
increase the risk of erosion. These habitats are also susceptible to weed
invasion. Appropriate buffer zones (suggested I kin wide) from the banks of
major water courses such as the Victoria, Angalarri, Ikymbon, and
Fitzmaurice Rivers, within which vehicle or human disturbance should be
greatly minimised or restricted altogether, would protectthese fragile habitatsfrom further erosion.
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Habitats of conservation significance
MeIaieuca minutifolia low woodland and Xerochloa grassland are of conservation
significance because they are restricted to the Victoria-Bonaparte bioregion. Whilst
these habitats may be relatively resilient to most military exercises, activities in these
areas should be restricted to low intensity dismounted exercises so that their
preservation is assured.
9.3 Weeds
Weed management strategies for infested areas along river banks and other areas
should be put in place as soon as possible to prevent further spread. The weed
management plan should have an integrated approach using chemical, physical and
fire treatments where appropriate forthe weed species and infestation.
Monitoring
The importance of monitoring the impacts of military activity on vegetation cannot be
overstated. The sustainabilty of the exercise areas, and hence the achievement of
optimum land use, will depend heavily on the effectiveness of monitoring techniques.
Every effort should be made to develop a set of key indicators that prescribe when
training areas should be rested from disturbance until recovery is sufficient to
tolerate further exercise impact. Monitoring should also provide an invaluable
opportunity to demonstrate and document rangeland improvement under Defence
management, which will contribute significantly to the reputation of Defence as a
successful land manager in the region.
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Nick Smith of the NT Herbarium for identifying numerous specimens; Department of
Lands, Planning and Environment for providing data from earlier surveys; Chris
Devonport and Kale Sanford-Readhead of NTU for providing the site map, assistingwith the vegetation map, setting up the GIS and manipulating the databases; Laurie
Corbett for assistance with the final report.
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Appendix I Species recorded on Bradshaw Station in June 1997.
SpeciesAbelmoschus ticulneus
Acacia auriculiformis
Acacia coriacea
Acacia difficilis
Acacia dimidiata
Acacia dunnii
Acacia froggattiiAcacia gallodesAcacia hammondii
Acacia hemignostaAcacia holosercia
Acacia kelleri(3r)Acacia Iatifolia
Acacia IysiphloiaAcacia neurocarpaAcacia nuperimmaAcacia pachyphloiaAcacia pellitaAcacia platycarpaAcacia spAcacia spAcacia spAcacia spAcacia spAcacia spAcacia spAcacia translucens
Acacia turnida
Acacia umbellata
Acacia valida
AChyranthes asperaAdansonia gregoriiAdenostemma Iavenia
Adjantum hispidulum (3rC)Aeschynomene IndicaAlloteropsis semialataA1phitonia excelsaAIStonia actinophyllaAlternanihera nodiflora
Alternanihera pungens*Am inarinia baccifera
Am inarinia multiflora
Ampelocissus acetosaAmyema benthamiiAmyema sanguineumAmyema spAmyemaspAn isQineles malabarica
Antidesma ghesoembillaAristida jailfolia
Aristida dominii
Aristida holathera
Artstida hygrometricaAnstida InaequiglumisAristida Ierichoenis subspinuliferaArtstida Iatifolia
Artstida spAristida spAristida sp
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FamilyMalvaceae
Mimosoides
Mimosoides
Mimosoides
Mimosoides
Mimosoides
Mimosoides
Mimosoides
Mimosoides
Mimosoides
Mimosoides
Mimosoides
Mimosoides
Mimosoides
Mimosoides
Mimosoides
Mimosoides
Mimosoides
Mimosoides
Mimosoides
Mimosoides
Mimosoides
Mimosoides
Mimosoides
Mimosoides
Mimosoides
Mimosoides
Mimosoides
Mimosoides
Mimosoides
Amaranthaceae
Bixaceae
Asteraceae
Adjantaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Rhamnaceae
ApocynaceaeAmaranthaceae
Amaranthaceae
LyrthraceaeLyrthraceaeVitaceae
Loranthaceae
Loranthaceae
Loranthaceae
Loranthaceae
Lamiaceae
EuphorbiaceaePoaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
SpeciesAristida spArundinella nepalensisAt alaya hemiglaucaAt alaya variifoliaBacopa floribundaBarring toriia acutangulaBergia pedicellarisBidens pilosa'Blechnum orientale
Blechnum spBlechnum spBlumea diffusa
Blumea tenella
Bonamia pannosaBorreria exserta
80rreria spBOSiaea spBothriochloa ewartiana
Bothriochloa pertusaBrachyachne convergensBrachychiton diversifoliusBrachychiton spBrachychiton viscidulusBreynia cemuaBridelia tomentosa
Brunoniella australis
Buchanania obovata
Buchnera linearis
Buchnera rainosissma
Bulbostylis bamataBulbostylis bulbiferaGalandrinia unitlorum
Callitris intratropicaCalotropis procera*Calytrix achaetaCalytrix browniiCalytrix exstipulataCalytrix verticillataCan arium australianum
Canthium attenuatum
Capparis IasianthaCapparis umbonataCarallia brachiala
Carpentaria acuminataCartonema parviflorumCartonema trigonospermumGassytha aureaGassytha spGassytha spCathormion umbellatum
Gayratia maritimaGayratia infoliaCenchrus ciliarjs*
Centrolepis exsertaCheilanthes seiberi
Chionachne cyanthopodaChionachne spChloris lobata
Chrysopogon fallax
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FamilyPoaceae
Fabaceae
SapindaceaeSapindaceaeScrophulariaceaeLechythidaceaeElatinaceae
Asteraceae
Blechnaceae
Blechnaceae
Blechnaceae
Asteraceae
Asteraceae
Convolvulaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Fabaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
SIerculiaceae
EuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeACanthaceae
Anacardiaceae
ScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaePortulacaceae
Verbenaceae
AsclepiadaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeBurseraceae
Rubiaceae
CapparaceaeCapparaceaeRhizophoraceaeArecaceae
Coinmelinaceae
Coinmelinaceae
Lauraceae
Lauraceae
Lauraceae
Mimosaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Poaceae
CentrolepidaceaeSinopteridaceaePoaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
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Clerodendrum floribundum
Clerodendrum latei
Cochlospermum fraseriGoleus scutellarioides
Coinmelina SIdoides
Convolvulaceae spConvolvulaceae spCorehorus SIdoides
Gorymbia bleeseriGorymbia confertill oraGorymbia dichromophloiaGorymbia IerrugineaGorymbia joelscheanaGorymbia foelscheanaGorymbia grandifoliaGorymbia IatifoliaGorymbia polycarpaGorymbia ptychocarpaGorymbia terminalisGrinium spCrinum spCrinum spCrinum uniflorum
Crotalaria alata
Crotalaria am hemicus
Crotalaria brevis
Crotalaria crispataCrotalaria medicagineeCrotalaria novae-hollandiae
Crotolaria retusa
Croton am hemicus
Gymbogon bombycinusGymbopogon procerusCynodon dactylonCyperaceae spCyperaceae spCyperaceae spCyperaceae spCyperus holoschoenusCyperus spCyperus spCyperus spDicanthium sericum
Dichanthium Iecundum
Dichanthium spDicrostachys spicataDioscorea bulbifera
Distichostemon am hemicus
Distichostemon hispidulusDodoriaea oxypteraDollchandrone heterophyllaDrosera indica
Drosera lariata
Drosera petiolarisEchinochloa colona
ECtrosia IeporinaECtrosia schultzii
Ehretia salignaEleocharis sp
Verbenaceae
Verbenaceae
Bixaceae
Lamiaceae
Coinmelinaceae
Convolvulaceae
Convolvulaceae
Tiliaceae
MynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeLiliaceae
Liliaceae
Liliaceae
Liliaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
EuphorbiaceaePoaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
CyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaePoaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Mimosaceae
Dioscoreaceae
SapindaceaeSapindaceaeSapindaceaeBignoniaceaeDroseraceae
Droseraceae
Droseraceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Bombacaceae
Cyperaceae
Bradshaw Station - Veg 97
Eleccharis spEleocharis spElytrophorus spicatusEnneapogon polyphyllusEnneapogon purpurascensEnteropogon spEragrostis cumingiiEragrostis seijioliaEragrostis spEragrostis spEragrostis spEragrostis tenaxEragrostis tenellulaEragtostis cumingiiEriachne armfulI
Eriachne avenacea
Eriachne based owli
Eriachne burkettii
Eriachne ciliata
Enachne fastigiataEriachne glaucaEriachne obtusa
Eriachne pulchellaEriachne spEnachne spEriachne spEriachne spEriachne spEriachne spEriachne SUIcata
Eriachne triseta
Eriocaulon spErythrina vespertilioErythrophleum chlorostachysEucalyptus bigaleritaEucalyptus brevifoliaEucalyptus carnaldulensisEucalyptus microthecaEucalyptus miniataEucalyptus papuanaEucalyptus phoeniceaEucalyptus pruinosaEucalyptus tectificaEucalyptus telrodontaEucalyptus tintinnansEUlalia aurea
EUlalia fulva
Euphorbia tannensisEuphorbiaceae spExcoecaria parivifoliaFabaceae spFabaceae spFabaceae spFicus coronulata
Ficus OPPositaFicus racemosa
Fimbristylis acuminataF1mbristylis clavataFimbristylis densa
CyperaceaeCyperaceaePoaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Eriocaulaceae
Fabaceae
CaeselpiniaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaePoaceae
Poaceae
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Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Moraceae
Moraceae
Moraceae
CyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceae
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Fuirena umbellata
Gardenia fucata
Gardenia megaspermaGeodorum neocaledonicum
Germainia grandifloraGermainia IruncatiglumisGlochidion perakenseGlochidion spGlochidion xerocarpumGinelina schlechteri
Gomphrena canescensGomphrena spGomphrena spGonocarpus IeptothecusGoodenia bicolor
Goodenia hePPIeanaGoodenia holtziana
Goodenia lamprospermaGoodenia spGoodenia spGossypium australeGrevillea agrifoliaGrevillea angulataGrevillea decurrens
Grevillea dimidiata
Grevillea dryandriGrevillea erythrocladaGrevillea he IiospermaGrevillea my OSodes(3KC-)Grevillea pteridifoliaGrevillea pyrimidalisGrevillea refracta
Grevillea striata
Grewia retusifolia
Gymnanthera sp
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CyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeRubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Orchidaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
EuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeVerbenaceae
Amaranthaceae
Amaranthaceae
Amaranthaceae
HaloragaceaeGoodeniaceae
Goodeniaceae
Goodeniaceae
Goodeniaceae
Goodeniaceae
Goodeniaceae
Malvaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Tiliaceae
Bradshaw Station - Veg 97
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Gyrocarpus americanusHaemodorum coccineum
Hakea arborescens
Hakea suberea
Halosarcia halocnemoides
Hellcteres sp. 32He Iiotropium spHellotropium spHellotropium tenuifoliumHeteropogan contortusHeteropogon triticeusHibbertia spHibiscus panduriformisHibiscus spHybanthus enneaspermusHygrophila an gustifoliaHypoestes floribundaHyptis suaveo1ens'Indigoiera GoluteaIndigofera jinifoliaIndigofera 11nnaeiIndigofera saxicolaIPOmoea copticaIPOmoea costataIPOmoea spIPOmoea spIschaemum australe
Iseilema vaginiflorumJacksonia dilatata
Jacksonia forrestii
Jasmimum didyinumJasminum moile
Leea Indica
Leptochloa neesiiLeuchenaultia fillformis
Limnophila fragransLindernia clausa
Lindsaea ensiiolia
LIPocarpa microcephalaLitsea glutinosaLoinandra tropicaLophostemon grandiflorusLudwigia octovalvisLudwigia perennisLuffa graveo1ensLysiana subflacataLysiphyllum cunning hammiiMacaranga involucrataMalvastrum americanum
Marsilea drummondii
May tenus cunning hamiiMe Ialeuca argenteaMeIaleuca citrolens
Me Iaieuca Ieucadendra
Me Ialeuca minutifolia
MeIaleuca nervosa
Me Iaieuca sericea
MeIaleuca spMe Ialeuca sp
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AsclepiadaceaeHemandiaceae
Haemodoraceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Sterculiaceae
80raginaceaeBoraginaceae80raginaceaePoaceae
Poaceae
Dilleniaceae
Malvaceae
Maivaceae
Violaceae
ACanthaceae
ACanthaceae
Lamiaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Convolvulaceae
Convolvulaceae
Convolvulaceae
Convolvulaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Oleaceae
Oleaceae
Leeaceae
Poaceae
Goodeniaceae
Lauraceae
ScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeLindsaeceae
CyperaceaeXanthorrhoeaceae
MynaceaeOn agraceaeOn agraceaeCucurbitaceae
Loranthaceae
CaesalpiniaceaeEuphorbiaceaeMalvaceae
Marsiliaceae
Celastraceae
MynaceaeMyrtaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMyrtaceae
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Melastoma spMe Ihania incana
Melia azedarach
Me 11cope elleryanaMerremia spMistletoe
Mistletoe
Mistletoe (on EUCa Iati)Mitrasacme connata
Mitrasacme spMnesithea rotlboelioides
Mucuna giganteaNauclea orientalis
Nelsonia campestrisNeptunia dimorphanthaNeptunia gracilisNYmpaea violaceaOldenlandia initrasacmoides
Operculine aequisepalaOphiuros axaltatusOryza australiensisOwenia vernicosa
Pachynema sphenandrumPandanus aquaticusPandanus spiralisPanicum decompositumPanicum mindanaense
Panicum seminudum
Panicum spPanicum trachyrhachisParkinsonia aculeata'
Paspalum SCObiculatumPassiflora foetida*
Pennisetum pedicellatum*Persoonia talcata
Petal OSIigma banksiiPetal OStigma pubescensPetalOStigma quadrilocularePhragmites karkaPhyllanthus grandisepalusPhyllanthus maderaspatensisPhyllanthus spPhyllanthus spPhyllanthus spPhyllanthus spPityrodia jamesiiPlanchonia careyaPIectrachne bynoeiPiectrachne pungensPoaceae
Poaceae spPoaceae spPoaceae spPoaceae sp.Poaceae spPoaceae spPoaceae spPoaceae spPoaceae spPoaceae spPoaceae sp
MynaceaeMelastomataceae
Sterculiaceae
Meliaceae
Rutaceae
Convolvulaceae
Loranthaceae
Loranthaceae
Loranthaceae
Loranthaceae
LoganiaceaePoaceae
Fabaceae
Rubiaceae
ACanthaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
NymphaeaceaeRubiaceae
Convolvulaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Meliaceae
Poaceae
Pandanaceae
Pandanaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
CaesalpiniaceaePoaceae
Passifloraceae
Poaceae
Proteaceae
EuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaePoaceae
EuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeVerbenaceae
LecythidaceaePoaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Bradshaw Station - Veg 97
Polycarpaea brevifloraPolycarpaea corymbosaPolycarpaea corymbosaPolycarpaea in VCIucrataPolycarpaea longiiloraPolycarpaea spPolycarpaea spPolycarpaea spPolygala eriocephalaPolygala 11narifoliaPolygala longifoliaPolymerIa ambiguaPouteria sericea
Premna acuminata
Pseudopoganotherum contortumPseudoraphis spinescensPterocaulon serrulatum
Ptilotus conicus
PIilotus spicatusRhynchosia minimaRhynchospora browniiRhynchospora exsertaRhynchospora spSalsola kali
Sauropis spSauropis spSauropis spScaevola revoluta
Schizachrium fragileSchizachyrium spSchoenoplectus praelongatusScleria pygmaeaScleria spScleria spScleria sphacelataSebastiana chainaelea
Sedge spSedge spSedge spSedge spSedge spSedge spSedge spSedge spSedge spSedge spSehima nervosum
Senna occidentalis*
TerminalIa volucris
Thecanthes puniceaThecanthes sanguineaThemeda triandra
Thysanotus chinensisTimonius timon
Trianthema rhynchocalypteraTrichodesma zeylanicumTriumfetta spUraria 015707 Litchfield (3KC)
Uraria lagopodioidesVentilago viminalisVer!ICOrdia verticillata
Vetiveria pauciflora
CaryophyllaceaeCaryophyllaceaeCaryophyllaceaeCaryophyllaceaeCaryophyllaceaeCaryophyllaceaeCaryophyllaceaeCaryophyllaceaePolygalaceaePolygalaceaePolygalaceaeConvolvulaceae
SapotaceaeVerbenaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Asteraceae
Amaranthaceae
Amaranthaceae
Fabaceae
CyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeChenopodiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaePoaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
CyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeEuphorbiaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaePoaceae
CaesalpiniaceaeCombretaceae
ThymelaeaceaeThymelaeaceaePoaceae
Liliaceae
Rubiaceae
A1zoaceae
BoraginaceaeTiliaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Rhamnaceae
MynaceaeFabaceae
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Vigna lanceolataVigna vexillataVilex glabrataWaitheria indica
Whiteochloa capillipesWrightia salignaXanthium strumarium*
Xanthostemon paradoxusXerchloa jinberbis
Xerochloa Ianiflora
Xyris coinplanataXyris IndicaYakirra majuscalaZanthoxylum parviflorumZornia areolata
Zornia prostrata
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Fabaceae
Verbenaceae
Sterculiaceae
Poaceae
ApocynaceaeAsteraceae
MynaceaePoaceae
Poaceae
XyridaceaeXyridaceaePoaceae
Rutaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Bradshaw Station - Veg 97
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Species and the joeations from which theywere recorded. Most records are from June
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Species 1997
Species recorded on Bradshaw Station during surveys in June 1997 and the locationswhere each was recorded. * indicates an introduced species.Conservation status code of species of conservation significance follows the speciesname.
'5,616ib:S' ~~' ~ ~~;Family isiteAbelmoschus ficulneus
Acacia auricu!iformisAcacia coriacea
Acacia difficilisAcacia difficilis
Acacia difficilis
Acacia difficilis
Acacia difficilis
Acacia dimcilis
Acacia difficilis
Acacia difficilis
Acacia difficilis
Acacia difficilis
Acacia difficilis
Acacia difficilis
Acacia difficilis
Acacia difficilis
Acacia difficilis
Acacia dimidiata
Acacia dimidiata
Acacia dimidiataAcacia dunnii
Acacia dunnii
Acacia froggattiiAcacia hammondii
Acacia hammondiiAcacia hammondii
Acacia hemignostaAcacia hemignostaAcacia hemignostaAcacia hemignostaAcacia hemignostaAcacia hemignostaAcacia hemignostaAcacia holoserciaAcacia holosericea
Acacia holosericea
Acacia holosericea
Acacia holosericea
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Maivaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
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Mimosaceae
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Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
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Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
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152
127
107
89
89
73
72
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4197
187
132203
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11 9
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I 91
152
152
153
137
Easting643720
640000649386
6530005206/8
619700
711530602410
602410
616030
601780
601640
664942
686580
659430
586980
659630
621550
653000
586980
609860655810
654820
706680
654820
653000655780
674960
646620667550
614620
617830
620290
656900672500
5206/8
5206/8
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Northing I8297970
83535908282648
82806108304631
8345300
83397908354680
8354680
8312470
8321/20
8320980
8296605
8305400
8290940
8342020
8290940
8312/30
8280610
8342020
83397008274414
8340/20
8322000
8340/20
82806iO8292760
8324550
83053208316970
8316/40
8323200
8324640
82727508306500
8304631
830463i
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Species 1997
Acacia holosericea
Acacia holosericeaAcacia holosericea
Acacia holosericeaAcacia holosericea
Acacia holosericea
Acacia holosericea
Acacia holosericea
Acacia holosericea
Acacia holosericea
Acacia holosericea
Acacia holosericea
Acacia holosericea
Acacia holosericea
Acacia holosericea
Acacia kelleri(3R?)Acacia IysiphloiaAcacia IysophloiaAcacia neurocarpaAcacia neurocarpaAcacia nuperimmaAcacia nuperrimaAcacia nuperrimaAcacia nuperrimaAcacia nuperrimaAcacia nuperrimaAcacia nuperrimaAcacia nuperrimaAcacia nuperrimaAcacia nuperrimaAcacia nuperrimaAcacia nuperrimaAcacia nuperrimaAcacia nuperrimaAcacia pachyphloiaAcacia pachyphloiaAcacia pachyphloiaAcacia pachyphloiaAcacia pachyphloiaAcacia pachyphloiaAcacia pachyphloiaAcacia pellitaAcacia platycarpaAcacia platycarpaAcacia platycarpa
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
158
168
169
150156
99
95
94
55
54
52
24
16
15
13
70165
164
103
105
79
11 7
184
157
136
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11 5
107
78
73
70
4
90
43
45
44
25
29
28
27
87200
154
92
662193
647526
647853
648656681950
68/060
677490
605680
654380
655510
655700
655500
676700
674120
661390
588330655810
653358
706680
707640
641370
615050654270
672900
659320
622840693500
615230
711530
641750
616030
588330
653000
605890
692090
689540
69/020
653050
656320
656290
656430
609560651400
618432
610550
8303/74
8277378
8277781
83006328305600
8305350
8299950
8326260
8299590
8298810
8300850
8301400
8303900
8304550
8302470
8339/208274414
8272845
8322000
8332860
8317080
83218iO8325580
8304000
8336970
83242908304000
8322020
8339790
831703
8312470
8339/20
82806t O
8354080
8347970
8345950
8347480
8302440
830747C
8306860
8306710
83397008282/60
8304390
8335330
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Acacia sp.Acacia sp.Acacia spAcacia sp.Acacia sp. 160Acacia sp. 162Acacia sp. 163Acacia sp. 163Acacia sp. I 63Acacia sp. 166Acacia translucens
Acacia turnida
Acacia turnidaAcacia turnida
Acacia turnida
Acacia umbellata
Acacia umbellata
Acacia umbellata
Acacia umbellata
Acacia valida
Acacia valida
Acacia valida
Acacia valida
Acacia valida
Acacia valida
Acacia valida
Acacia valida
Acacia valida
Acacia valida
AChyranthes asperaAdansonia gregoriiAdansonia gregoriiAdansonia gregoriiAdansonia gregoriiAdansonia gregoriiAdansonia gregoriiAdansonia gregoriiAdansonia gregoriiAdansonia gregoriiAdansonia gregoriiAdenostemma laveria
Adjantum hispidulum (3rC)Adjantum hispidulum (3rC)Adonsonia gregorii
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Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Amaranthaceae
Bombacaceae
Bombacaceae
Bombacaceae
Bombacaceae
Bombacaceae
Bombacaceae
Bombacaceae
Bombacaceae
Bombacaceae
Bombacaceae
Asteraceae
Adjantaceae
Adjantaceae
Bombacaceae
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160
162
I65
164
163
166
67
100
103189
71
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90
90
70
39
151
108
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40
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25
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28
52
32
29
16
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32
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620000
622840651520
675660
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655810
653358
652393
65484t
621740
703040
706680686700
601640
703010
605890
605890
588330
683300
688590
700940
684750
684490
643720
652420
653050
653050
655770
656440
609560672500
615460
8324640
8324300
8324290828082
8303520
8282082
8274414
8272845
8280/50
8278410
83/1040
8318590
83220008304600
8320980
8318/80
8354080
8354080
8339/20
8338940
8346450
8346780
8341670
8341220
8297970
8288310
8302440
8302440
8305/40
8272820
83397008306500
8321630
^
656290
655700
635340
656320
676700
656900
621460
635340
620120618432
8306860
8300850
8301290
8307470
8303900
8272750
83/0830
8301290
83450608304390
Species 1997
Aeschynomene indicaA1phitonia excelsaA1phitonia excelsaA1phitonia excelsaAIStonia actinophyllaAIStonia actinophyllaAlter nanthera nodiflora
Alter nanthera pungens*Alternanthera pungens*Am inarinia bacciferaAm inarinia baccifera
Am inarinia bacciferaAm inarinia bacciferaAm inarinia baccifera
Am inarinia multifloraAmpellocissus acetosaAmpellocissus acetosaAmpellocissus acetosaAmpellocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosa
Fabaceae
Rhamnaceae
Rhamnaceae
Rhamnaceae
ApocynaceaeApocynaceaeAmaranthaceae
Amaranthaceae
Amaranthaceae
LythraceaeLythraceaeLythraceaeLyihraceaeLythraceaeLythraceaeVitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
37
69
89
130
142
126
35
2
32
43
I47
40
39
34
35203
187
I 91
184
99
95
I 01
78
88
83
81
105
103
129
109
I I 3
I I 4
I I 8
11 9
I 21
133
I 51
79
30
74
41
4
71
22
665760
586980
602410
619350
640000
620120
645880
656440
635340
692090
683990
684490
683300
643720
645880667550
674960
672500
654270
68/060
677490
703010
641750
602280
620290
635790707640
706680
619350
7011 80
614620
614340
615460
617830
612880
646100
688590
641370
654370
616210
685920
653000
601640
659430
8308880
8342020
8354680
8352260
8353590
8345060
8294600
8272820
8301290
8347970
8338/30
8341220
8338940
8297970
82946008316970
8324550
8306500
8325580
8305350
8299950
8318/80
831703
8354670
8324640
83172108332860
8322000
8352410
8347/60
831 6140
8316100
8321630
8323200
8327760
8305820
8346450
8317080
8307/80
8312690
8343550
8280610
8320980
8290940
I
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.
,
Species 1997
Ampelocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosaAmpelocissus acetosaAmyema benthamiiAmyema benthamiiAmyema sanguineumAn isomeles malabarica
An ISOmeles malabarica
An isomeles malabarica
Antidesma ghaesembillaAntidesma ghaesembillaAntidesma ghesaembillaAntidesma ghesaembillaAntidesma ghesaembillaAntidesma ghesaembillaAristida Iatifolia
Aristida Iatifolia
Aristida dominii
Aristida dominiiAristida holathera
Aristida holathera
Aristida holathera
Aristida holathera
Aristida hygrometricaAristida hygrometricaAristida hygrometricaAristida hygrometricaAristida hygrometricaAristida hygrometricaAristida hygrometricaAristida hygrometricaAristida hygrometricaAristida hygrometricaAristida hygrometrica
.
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Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Loranthaceae
Loranthaceae
Loranthaceae
Lamiaceae
Lamiaceae
Lamiaceae
EuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaePoaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
e
.
26
31
33
40
17
43
45
61
65
55
53
51
47
46
11
13
16
143
127
140157
158
130
11 8
11 3
95
12
92
27
53178
78
135
54
33168
60170
169
174
165
162
136
81
72
.
655770
643480
641750
684490
680250
692090
689540
621440
623060
654380
654970
677600
681500
684750
654620
661390
676700
664170
619700
647400672900
662193
619350
615460
614620
677490
655230
610550
656430
65497065/650
641750
646280
655510
641750647526
641220649567
647853
649386
655810
65/520
659320
635790
601780
.
8305/40
8305350
8302740
8341220
8305/20
8347970
8345950
8312480
8315830
8299590
8299950
8326750
8335290
8341670
8297060
8302470
8303900
8349880
8345300
83429708304000
8303/74
8352260
8321630
8316/40
8299950
8300250
8335330
8306710
82999508285057
831703
8328010
8298810
83027408277378
83047708280819
8277781
8282648
8274414
8282082
8336970
8317210
8321/20
,
I
I
Species 1997
Aristida in aequiglumis Poaceae
PoaceaeAristida InaequiglumisAristida Ierichoenis subspinulifera Poaceae
PoaceaeAristida Iatifolia
PoaceaeATistida Iatitolia
PoaceaeAristida Iatifolia
PoaceaeAristida Iatifolia
PoaceaeAristida Iatifolia
PoaceaeAristida Iatifolia
PoaceaeAristida IatifoliaPoaceaeAristida Iatifolia
PoaceaeAristida IatifoliaPoaceaeAristida Iatifolia
PoaceaeAristida IatifoliaPoaceaeAristida IatifoliaPoaceaeAristida Iatifolia
Aristida Iatifolia Poaceae
PoaceaeAristida Iatifolia
PoaceaeAristida Iatifolia
PoaceaeAristida Iatifolia
PoaceaeAristida tatifoliaPoaceaeAristida Iatifolia
PoaceaeAristida IatifoliaPoaceaeAristida IatifoliaPoaceaeAristida IatifoliaPoaceaeATistida Iatifolia
PoaceaeAristida Iatifolia
PoaceaeAristida IatifoliaPoaceaeAristida IatifoliaPoaceaeAristida IatifoliaPoaceaeAristida IatifoliaPoaceaeAristida IatifoliaPoaceaeAristida IatifoliaPoaceaeAristida IatifoliaPoaceaeAristida IatifoliaPoaceaeAristida IatifoliaPoaceaeAristida IatifoliaPoaceaeAristida IatifoliaPoaceaeAristida IatifoliaPoaceaeAristida IatifoiiaPoaceaeAristida mediumPoaceaeAristida spPoaceaeAristida sp.PoaceaeAristida sp.
169
174
160
62
I I 9
63
74
75
100
I I 6180
125
129
I 31
147
172
177
179
60
61
I 51
59
53
23
8
11
19
21
22
14
25
27
43
31
44
46
40
39
33
134
123154
143
647853
649386
675660
621550
617830
622230
616210
645530
703040
615200652721
614350
619350
622840
683990649173
647339
652310
641220
621440
688590
647400
654970
659630
652890
654620
683550
656900
664942
659430
668040
653050
656430
692090
643480
69/020
684750
684490
683300
641750
646080
6/2/30618432
664170
8277781
8282648
8303520
8312/30
8323200
8315860
8312690
8303930
8318590
83216508290760
8332060
8352410
8324290
8338/308284998
8289727
8288341
8304770
8312480
8346450
8302530
8299950
8290940
8291390
8297060
8305700
8272750
8296605
8290940
8303400
8302440
8306710
8347970
8305350
8347480
8341670
8341220
8338940
8302740
8328010
83313iO8304390
8349880
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Species 1997
Aristida sp.Aristida sp.Aristida spAristida spAristidia Iatifolia
Aristidia Iatifo!ia
Arundinella nepalensisArundinella nepalensisArundinella nepalensisArundinella nepalensisArundinella nepalensisArundinella nepalensisArundinella nepalensisArundinella nepalensisAtalaya hemiglaucaAt alaya hemiglaucaAtalaya hemiglaucaAtalaya hemiglaucaAtalaya hemiglaucaAt alaya hemiglaucaAtalaya hemiglaucaAtalaya hemiglaucaAt alaya hemiglaucaAtalaya hemiglaucaAtalaya hemiglaucaAtalaya hemiglaucaAtalaya hemiglaucaAtalaya hemiglaucaAtalaya hemiglaucaAtaiaya hemig!aucaAt alaya variifoliaBacopa floribundaBacopa floribundaBacopa floribundaBacopa floribundaBacopa floribundaBacopa floribundaBacopa floribundaBacopa floribundaBacopa floribundaBacopa floribundaBacopa floribundaBacopa floribundaBacopa floribundaBacopa floribunda
a
.
.
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
SapindaceaeSapindaceaeSapindaceaeSapindaceaeSapindaceaeSapindaceaeSapindaceaeSapindaceaeSapindaceaeSapindaceaeSapindaceaeSapindaceaeSapindaceaeSapindaceaeSapindaceaeSapindaceaeSapindaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeLecythidaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceae
I
4
129
I I O
4
34
105156
152
144
130
138
137
37
84175
59I 91
179
54
I 91
58168
53
34
25
16
13
12
11
7
207
153
133
11 8
I I 5
I I I
77
103
I 01
95
109
76
24
74
20
653000
619350
695190
653000
643720
707640
681950
5206/8
667400
619350
658680
659640
665760
620000648206
647400672500
652310
655510672500
647500647526
654970
643720
653050
676700
661390
655230
654620
652420687740
8280610
8352410
8346850
8280610
8297970
8332860
8305600
8304631
8347820
8352260
8334790
8337280
8308880
83243008283574
83025308306500
8288341
82988108306500
82953308277378
8299950
8297970
8302440
8303900
8302470
8300250
8297060
82883108316030
^
646100
615460
615230
683000
645780
706680
703010
677490
7011 80
645940
655500
616210
671200
8305820
8321630
8322020
8347100
8303800
8322000
8318/80
8299950
8347/60
8303850
8301400
8312690
8304/40
Species 1997
Bacopa floribundaBacopa floribundaBacopa floribundaBacopa floribundaBacopa floribundaBacopa floribundaBarringtoriia acutangulaBarringtoriia acutangulaBarringtoriia acutangulaBarringtoriia acutangulaBarringtoriia acutangulaBarringtoriia acutangulaBarringtoriia acutangulaBidens pilosa*Blechnum orientale
Blechnum sp.Blumea diffusa
Blumea diffusa
Blumea diffusa
Blumea diffusa
Blumea diffusa
Blumea diffusa
Blumea diffusa
Blumea diffusa
Blumea diffusa
Blumea diffusa
Blumea diffusa
Blumea diffusa
Blumea diffusa
Blumea diffusa
Blumea tenella
Blumea tenelia
Blumea tenella
Bonamia pannosaBorreria exserta
Borreria exserta
Borreria sp.BOSiaea sp.Boss boss
Bothriochloa ewartiana
Bothriochloa pertusaBrachyachne convergensBrachyachne convergensBrachyachne convergens
ScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeLecythidaceaeLecythidaceaeLecythidaceaeLecythidaceaeLecythidaceaeLecythidaceaeLecythidaceaeAsteraceae
Blechnaceae
Blechnaceae
Asteraceae
Fabaceae
Asteraceae
Asteraceae
Asteraceae
Asteraceae
Asteraceae
Asteraceae
Asteraceae
Asteraceae
Asteraceae
Asteraceae
Asteraceae
Asteraceae
Asteraceae
Asteraceae
Asteraceae
Convolvulaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
21
25
34
47
51
55
153
160
158
94
130
16
84
34
66
126
76
136
11 8
109
89
79
81
73
4
59
57
22
21
61
34
22
24
128192
200
I 61
78
78
37
94
53
57
58
664942
653050
643720
681500
677600
654380
8296605
8302440
8297970
8335290
8326750
8299590
675660
662193
605680
619350
676700
620000
643720
621460
620120
645940
659320
615460
701180602410
641370
635790
616030
653000
647400
648550
659430
664942
621440
643720
659430
655500
625720649590
651400
683190
641750
641750
665760
605680
654970
648550
647500
8303520
8303/74
8326260
8352260
8303900
8324300
8297970
83/0830
8345060
8303850
8336970
8321 630
8347/608354680
8317080
8317210
8312470
8280610
8302530
8295260
8290940
8296605
8312480
8297970
8290940
8301400
83600408312060
8282/60
8305770
831703
831703
8308880
8326260
8299950
8295260
8295330
I
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I
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,
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.
Species 1997
.
:
Brachyachne convergensBrachyachne convergensBrachyachne convergensBrachyachne convergensBrachyachne convergensBrachyachne convergensBrachyachne convergensBrachyachne convergensBrachyachne convergensBrachyachne convergensBrachyachne convergensBrachyachne convergensBrachyachne convergensBrachyachne convergensBrachyachne convergensBrachyachne convergensBrachyachne convergensBrachyachne convergensBrachyachne convergensBrachyachne convergensBrachyachne convergensBrachyachne convergensBrachyachne convergensBrachyachne convergensBrachyachne convergensBrachyachne convergensBrachyachne convergensBrachyachne convergensBrachychiton diversifoiiaBrachychiton diversifo!iaBrachychiton diversifoliaBrachychiton diversifoliaBrachychiton diversifoliaBrachychiton diversifoliusBrachychiton diversifoliusBrachychiton diversifoliusBrachychiton diversifoliusBrachychiton diversifoliusBrachychiton diversifoliusBrachychiton diversifoliusBrachychiton sp.Brachychiton viscidulusBrachychiton viscidulusBrachychiton viscidulusBrachychiton viscidulus
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Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
,
.
I
75
11 O
I I 6
147
I37182
172
175
177
179
180
55
28
46
25
7
11
14
19
12
27
36
30
43
44
33
32
123
128
11 8
88
29
99164
I60
89
95
22
26183
123
11 8
I 31
126
,
,
645530
695190
615200
683990
659640654940
649173
648206
647339
652310
65272t
654380
656290
684750
653050
656900
652420
654620
668040
683550
655230
656430
658060
654370
692090
69/020
641750
635340
6/2/30
625720
615460
602280
656320
68/060653358
675660
602410
677490
659430
655770
8303930
8346850
8321 650
8338/30
83372808299846
8284998
8283574
8289727
8288341
8290760
8299590
8306860
8341670
8302440
8272750
8288310
8297060
8303400
8305700
8300250
83067iO
8305720
8307/80
8347970
8347480
8302740
8301290
83313t O
8360040
8321630
8354670
8307470
83053508272845
8303520
8354680
8299950
8290940
8305/40
I
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6/2/30
615460
622840
620120
8331310
8321630
8324290
8345060
Species 1997
Brachychiton viscidulusBrachychiton viscidulusBrachychiton viscidulusBrachychiton viscidulusBrachychiton viscidulusBrachychiton viscidulusBrachychiton viscidulusBrachychiton viscidulusBrachychiton viscidulusBrachychiton viscidulusBrachychiton viscidulusBrachychiton viscidulusBrachychiton visciduiusBreynia cernuaBreynia cernuaBreynia cernuaBridelia tomentosa
Bridelia tometosa
Brunoniella australisBuchanania obovata
Buchanania obovataBuchanania obovata
BUGhanania obovata
Buchanania obovata
Buchanania obovataBuchanania obovata
Buchanania obovataBuchanania obovata
Buchanania obovata
Buchanania obovata
BUGhanania obovata
Buchanania obovata
Buchanania obovata
Buchanania obovata
Buchanania obovata
Buchanania obovata
Buchanania obovata
Buchnera linearis
BUGhnera linearis
Buchnera linearis
Buchnera linearis
BUGhnera linearis
Buchnera linearis
Buchnera linearis
Buchnera linearis
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
EuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeAnacardiaceae
Anacardiaceae
Anacardiaceae
Anacardiaceae
Anacardiaceae
Anacardiaceae
Anacardiaceae
Anacardiaceae
Anacardiaceae
Anacardiaceae
Anacardiaceae
Anacardiaceae
Anacardiaceae
Anacardiaceae
Anacardiaceae
Anacardiaceae
Anacardiaceae
Anacardiaceae
ScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceae
128
81
136
I 01
66
74
67
65
63
61
51
45
15
153
128
126
88
142
95152
148152
162
154
134189
143163
127
86
70
69
92
124
94
95
95
120
11 9
108
I I 7
11 3
11 O
124
136
625720
635790
659320
703010
621460
616210
621740
623060
622230
621440
677600
689540
674120
8360040
8317210
8336970
8318/80
83/0830
8312690
83/1040
8315830
8315860
8312480
8326750
8345950
8304550
625720
620120
602280
640000
6774905206/8
6702605206/8
65/520
618432
646080686700
664170652393
619700
609860
588330
586980
610550
6/4/50
605680
677490
677490
8360040
8345060
8354670
8353590
82999508304631
83235308304631
8282082
8304390
83280108304600
83498808280/50
8345300
8339700
8339/20
8342020
8335330
8332000
8326260
8299950
8299950
I
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617830
700940
615050
614620
695190
6/4/50
659320
o
o
8323200
8346780
8321810
8316/40
8346850
8332000
8336970
,
,
.
.
.
Species 1997
Buchnera linearis
Buchnera linearis
Buchnera linearis
Buchnera linearis
Buchnera linearis
Buchnera linearis
Buchnera linearis
Buchnera linearis
Buchnera linearis
Buchnera linearis
Buchnera linearis
Buchnera linearis
Buchnera linearis
Buchnera linearis
Buchnera linearis
Buchnera linearis
Buchnera linearis
Buchnera linearis
Buchnera linearis
Buchnera linearis
Buchnera linearis
Buchnera linearis
Buchnera linearis
Buchnera linearis
Buchnera linearis
Buchnera linearis
Buchnera linearis
BUGhnera linearis
Buchnera linearis
Buchnera linearis
Buchnera rainosissma
Bulbostylis barbataBulbostylis bulbiferaGalandrinia uniflorum
Galandrinia uniflorum
Galandrinia uniflorum
Callitris intratropicaCallitris intratropicaCalotropis procera*Calytrix achaetaCalylrix achaetaCalytrix achaetaCalylrix achaetaCalylrix brownii
I
ScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophuiariaceaeScrophuiariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaePortulacaceae
Portulacaceae
Portulacaceae
CupressaceaeCupressaceaeAsclepiadaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceae
I
.
125
I29
133
I34
140
145
147
102
105
128
100
99
43
45
44
20
22
61
17
97
50
127
96
72
73
78
86
89
92
65
88154
I 61
19
21
44
103184
142
124
I 31
104
123
18
.
.
614350
619350
6461 00
646080
647400
667400
683990
706390707640
625720
703040
68/060
692090
689540
69/020
671200
659430
621440
680250
I
8332060
8352410
8305820
8328010
8342970
8348200
8338/30
83217208332860
8360040
8318590
8305350
8347970
8345950
8347480
8304/40
8290940
8312480
8305/20
680380
619700
677020
60/780
616030
641750
609860602410
610550
623060
602280618432
683190
683550
664942
69/020
706680654270
640000
6/4/50
622840
707400
6/2/30
686580
8332950
8345300
8299900
8321/20
8312470
831703
83397008354680
8335330
8315830
83546708304390
8305770
8305700
8296605
8347480
83220008325580
8353590
8332000
8324290
8333000
8331310
8305400
Species 1997
Calytrix browniiCalytrix exstipulataCalytrix exstipulataCalytrix exstipulataCalytrix exstipulataCalytrix exstipulataCalytrix exstipulataCalytrix exstipulataCalytrix exstipulataCalytrix exstipulataCalytrix exstipulataCaly!rix exstipulataCalylrix exstipulataCalytrix exstipulataCalytrix exstipulataCalytrix exstipulataCalytrix exstipulataCalytrix exstipulataCalytrix exstipulataCalytrix exstipulataCalytrix exstipulataCalytrix exstipulataCalytrix exstipulataCalylrix exstipulataCalytrix exstipulataCalylrix exstipulataCalytrix exstipulataCalytrix exstipulataCan arium australianum
Can arium australianumCan arium australianum
Capparis IasianthaCapparis IasianthaCapparis IasianthaCapparis IasianthaCapparis IasianthaCapparis umbonataCapparis umbonataCapparis umbonataCapparis umbonataCarallia brachiata
Carallia brachiata
Carallia brachiata
Carallia brachiata
Carallia brachiata
Carissa lanceolata
MynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeBurseraceae
Burseraceae
Burseraceae
CapparaceaeCapparaceaeCapparaceaeCapparaceaeCapparaceaeCapparaceaeCapparaceaeCapparaceaeCapparaceaeRhizophoraceaeRhizophoraceaeRhizophoraceaeRhizophoraceaeRhizophoraceaeApocynaceae
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154
157
157
I 61
165
I64
164
166
124167
183
I 31
19
107
50
3
3
20
22
70
67
105
90
I 01
102
104152
87152
31
I I O
14
7
71
11 4
129175
126
142
87
87
66
132
653000652393
618432
672900
672900
683190
655810
653358
653358
654841
6/4/50653778
82806108280/50
8304390
8304000
8304000
8305770
8274414
8272845
8272845
8278410
83320008278890
.
.
622840
683550
711530
680380
654820
654820
67/200
659430
588330
621740707640
605890
703010
706390
7074005206/8
6095605206/8
643480
695190
668040
652420
656900
601640
614340
619350648206
620120
640000
609560
609560
621460
646620
8324290
8305700
8339790
8332950
8340/20
8340/20
8304/40
8290940
8339/20
83/10408332860
8354080
8318/80
8321720
83330008304631
83397008304631
8305350
8346850
8303400
8288310
8272750
8320980
8316100
83524108283574
8345060
8353590
8339700
8339700
83/0830
8305320
,
.
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Species 1997
,
;
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceoiataCarissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolataCarissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolataCarissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
Carissa lanceolata
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ApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceae
,
.
123
I 21
109
11 4
108
I 01
99168
193
173
175
96207
199
194
191
176
I88
187
179
97172
76
75
8
16
12
11
7
25
6
59
24
13
28
30
53
58
32
54
55
46
44
36
38
61 2130
612880
701180
614340
700940
703010
68/060647526
651620
649752
648206
677020687740
648640
654900
672500
648494
673870
674960
652310
.
8331310
8327760
8347t 60
8316100
8346780
8318/80
83053508277378
8303400
8284308
8283574
82999008316030
8286440
8299000
8306500
8285417
8322360
8324550
8288341
649173
645940
645530
652890
676700
655230
654620
652420
653050
649830
656900
647400
655500
66/390
656290
654370
654970
647500
635340
655510
654380
684750
69/020
658060
682560
8284998
8303850
8303930
8291390
8303900
8300250
8297060
8288310
8302440
8284430
8272750
8302530
8301400
8302470
8306860
8307/80
8299950
829533C
8301290
8298810
8299590
8341670
8347480
8305720
8337630
Species 1997
Carpentaria acuminataCartonema trigonospermumCartonema trigonospermumCartonema trigonospermumCartonema trigonospermumCartonema trigonospermumCartonema trigonospermumCartonema trigonospermumCartonema trigonospermumCartonema trigonospermumCartonema trigonospermumCartonema trigonospermumCartonema trigonospermumCartonema trigonospermumCartonema trigonospermumCartonema trigonospermumCartonema trigonospermumCartonema trigonospermumCartonema trigonospermumCartonema trigonospermumCaryratia maritimaGassytha aureaGassytha aureaGassytha sp.Gassytha sp.Gassytha sp.Oathormion umbellatum
Cathormion umbellatum
Cathormion umbellatum
Cathormion umbellatumOathormium umbellatum
Cathormium umbellatum
Cathormium umbellatum
Cathormium umbellatum
Gayratia maritimaGayratia maritimaGayratia maritimaGayratia trifoliaGenchrus ciliarjs*
Genchrus ciliarjs*
Genchrus ciliarjs*
Centrolepis exsertaCheilanthes tenuifolia
Chionachne cyanthopoda
Arecaceae
Coinmelinaceae
Coinmelinaceae
Coinmelinaceae
Coinmelinaceae
Coinmelinaceae
Coinmelinaceae
Coinmelinaceae
Coinmelinaceae
Coinmelinaceae
Coinmelinaceae
Coinmelinaceae
Coinme!in aceae
Coinmeiinaceae
Coinmelinaceae
Coinmelinaceae
Coinmelinaceae
Coinmelinaceae
Coinmelinaceae
Coinmelinaceae
Vitaceae
Lauraceae
Lauraceae
Lauraceae
Lauraceae
Lauraceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Vitaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
CentrolepidaceaeSinopteridaceaePoaceae
126
129
I I I
124
136
I 31
140
149
80
86
73
79
78
21
22
61
63
71
72
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25
120
99
70
12
16
52
57
205
158
202
158
2
139
32
144155
32
107
73
106
34
620120
619350
683000
6/4/50
659320
622840
647400
670230
640590
609860
616030
641370
641750
664942
659430
621440
622230
601640
601780
616210
656440
652420
653050
8345060
8352410
8347100
8332000
8336970
8324290
8342970
8332420
8314600
8339700
8312470
8317080
831703
8296605
8290940
8312480
8315860
8320980
8321/20
8312690
8272820
8288310
8302440
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68/060
588330
655230
676700
655700
648550673800
662193
648000
662193
656440
647340
635340
667400
.
8305350
8339/20
8300250
8303900
8300850
82952608314200
8303/74
8300800
8303/74
8272820
8343070
8301290
8347820
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635340
711530
616030
708530
643720
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8301290
8339790
8312470
8340/20
8297970
.
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Chionachne spChioris lobata
Chrysopogan fallaxChrysopogan fallaxChrysopogan fallaxChrysopogan fallaxChrysopogan fallaxChrysopogan fallaxChrysopogan fallaxChrysopogan fallaxChrysopogan fallaxChrysopogan fallaxChrysopogon fallaxChrysopogon fallaxChrysopogon fallaxChrysopogon fallaxChrysopogon fallaxChrysopogon fallaxChrysopogon fallaxChrysopogon fallaxChrysopogon fallaxChrysopogon iaiiaxChrysopogon fallaxChrysopogon fallaxChrysopogon fallaxChrysopogon fallaxChrysopogon fallaxChrysopogon fallaxChrysopogon fallaxChrysopogon fallaxChrysopogon fallaxChrysopogon fallaxChrysopogon fallaxChrysopogon fallaxChrysopogon fallaxChrysopogon fallaxChrysopogon fallaxChrysopogon fallaxChrysopogon fallaxChrysopogon fallaxChrysopogon fallaxChrysopogon fallaxChrysopogon fallaxChrysopogon fallaxChrysopogon fallaxChrysopogon fallax
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
I-Oaeeae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
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207
202
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196
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189
194
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120
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103
102
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180
179
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177
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648494
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648656
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Species 1997
Clerodendrum floribundum
Clerodendrum talei
C!erodendrum talei
Cochlospermum fraseriCochlospermum fraseriCochlospermum fraseriCochlospermum fraseriCochlospermum fraseriCochlospermum fraseriCochlospermum fraseriCochlospermum fraseriCochlospermum fraseriCochlospermum fraseriCochlospermum fraseriCochlospermum fraseriCochlospermum fraseriCochlospermum fraseriCochlospermum fraseriCochlospermum fraseriCOGhlospermum fraseriCochlospermum fraseriCochlospermum fraseriCochlospermum fraseriCochlospermum fraseriCochlospermum fraseriCochlospermum fraseriCochlospermum fraseriCochlospermum fraseriCochlospermum fraseriCochlospermum fraseriCochlospermum fraseriCochlospermum fraseriCochlospermum fraseriCochlospermum fraseriCOGhlospermum fraseriCochlospermum fraseriCochlospermum fraseriCOGhlospermum fraseriCochlospermum fraseriCochlospermum fraseriGoleus scutellarioides
Coinmelina sidiodes
Convolvulaceae
Convolvulaceae
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Verbenaceae
Verbenaceae
Verbenaceae
Bixaceae
Bixaceae
Bixaceae
Bixaceae
Bixaceae
Bixaceae
Bixaceae
Bixaceae
Bixaceae
Bixaceae
Bixaceae
Bixaceae
Bixaceae
Bixaceae
Bixaceae
Bixaceae
Bixaceae
Bixaceae
Bixaceae
Bixaceae
Bixaceae
Bixaceae
Bixaceae
Bixaceae
Bixaceae
Bixaceae
Bixaceae
Bixaceae
Bixaceae
Bixaceae
Bixaceae
Bixaceae
Bixaceae
Bixaceae
Bixaceae
Bixaceae
Bixaceae
Lamiaceae
Coinmelinaceae
Convolvulaceae
Convolvulaceae
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129
11 7
I33
11 9
120
123
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I 31
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I 41
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183
186
188
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63
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109
106
88
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81
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66
34
15
147
706680
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619350
615050
646100
617830
8322000
8303800
8352410
8321810
8305820
8323200
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6/2/30
625720
622840
646620
647570
647400679950
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8331310
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8305320
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83429708316960
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617830
653000
615230
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656320
643480
682560
692391
689540
681500
614620
622230
68/060
701180
708530
602280
616030
635790
616210
621460
643720
674120
683990
8326590
8322360
8292760
8323200
8280610
8322020
8326750
8304/40
8307470
8305350
8337630
8350483
8345950
8335290
8316/40
8315860
8305350
8347/60
8340/20
8354670
8312470
8317210
8312690
83/0830
8297970
8304550
8338/30
Species 1997
Convolvu!aceae sp.Gorymbia bleeseriGorymbia bleeseriGorymbia bleeseriGorymbia bleeseriGorymbia bleeseriGorymbia bleeseriGorymbia bleeseriGorymbia bleeseriGorymbia bleeseriGorymbia bleeseriGorymbia bleeseriGorymbia contentfloraGorymbia confertitloraGorymbia confertifloraGorymbia conferIifloraGorymbia confertifloraGorymbia confer11floraGorymbia conferIifloraGorymbia contentfloraGorymbia confer11floraGorymbia conferIifloraGorymbia conferIifloraGorymbia conferIifloraGorymbia confer11floraGorymbia confer11floraGorymbia conferIifloraGorymbia confer11floraGorymbia dichromophloiaGorymbia dichromophloiaGorymbia dichromophloiaGorymbia dichromophloiaGorymbia dichromophloiaGorymbia dichromophloiaGorymbia dichromophloiaGorymbia dichromophloiaGorymbia dichromophloiaGorymbia dichromophloiaGorymbia dichromophloiaGorymbia dichromophloiaGorymbia dichromophloiaGorymbia ferrugineaGorymbia ferrugineaGorymbia ferrugineaGorymbia ferruginea
Convolvuiaceae
MynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceae
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134
145
143
80
135
135
107
80
102
92
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95
95
17
43
17
26
29
40165
189
184
183
167
185
164
163
143
134
79
71
3190
189
166
164
671200
646080
667400
664170
640590
646280
646280
711530
640590
706390
610550
610550
68/060674960
675660
688590
6/4/50
68/060667550
692090
677490
677490
680250
692090
680250
655770
656320
684490655810
686700
654270
8304/40
8328010
8348200
8349880
8314600
8328010
8328010
8339790
8314600
8321720
8335330
8335330
83053508324550
8303520
8346450
8332000
83053508316970
8347970
8299950
8299950
8305/20
8347970
8305/20
8305/40
8307470
83412208274414
8304600
8325580
.
.
,
653778
655920
653358
652393
664170
646080
641370
60/640
654820693500
686700
654841
653358
8278890
8328270
8272845
8280/50
8349880
83280iO
8317080
8320980
8340/208304000
8304600
8278410
8272845
;
I
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,
I
Species 1997
Gorymbia ferrugineaGorymbia ferrugineaGorymbia ferrugineaGorymbia ferrugineaGorymbia ferrugineaGorymbia foelscheanaGorymbia foelscheanaGorymbia foelscheanaGorymbia foelscheanaGorymbia foelscheanaGorymbia foelscheanaGorymbia foelsheanaGorymbia grandifloraGorymbia grandifloraGorymbia grandifloraGorymbia grandifloraGorymbia grandifloraGorymbia grandifloraGorymbia grandifloraGorymbia grandifloraGorymbia grandifloraGorymbia grandifloraGorymbia grandifloraGorymbia grandifloraCorymbia grandifloraGorymbia grandifloraGorymbia grandifloraGorymbia grandifloraGorymbia IatifoliaGorymbia IatifoliaGorymbia IatifoliaGorymbia IatifoliaGorymbia IatifoliaGorymbia IatifoliaGorymbia IatifoliaGorymbia IatifoliaGorymbia IatifoliaGorymbia IatifoliaGorymbia IatifoliaGorymbia IanfoliaGorymbia IatifoliaGorymbia IatifoliaGorymbia IatifoliaGorymbia IatifoliaGorymbia Iatifolia
.
I
MynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMyF1aceaeMynaceaeMyrtaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceae
I
I
I 31
107
67
62
3203
I 41
63
65
42
42
I 41
146
I 41
82
146160
203
131
26
82
41
73
37
30
60
63
61
125
129
11 8
I20
I I 9
136
I 31187
139
140
148
149
11 2190
192
I I 7
11 5
622840
711530
621740
621550
654820667550
647570
622230
623060
692391
692391
647570
667400
647570
620450
667400675660
667550
622840
655770
620450
685920
616030
665760
654370
641220
622230
62/440
614350
619350
615460
8324290
8339790
83/1040
8312/30
8340/208316970
8342920
8315860
8315830
8350483
8350483
8342920
8348200
8342920
8324670
83482008303520
8316970
8324290
8305/40
8324670
8343550
8312470
8308880
8307/80
8304770
8315860
8312480
8332060
8352410
832163
.
^
:
I
.
,
:
617830
659320
622840674960
647340
647400
670260
670230
614520693500
649590
615050
615230
8323200
8336970
83242908324550
8343070
8342970
8323530
8332420
83163708304000
8312060
8321810
8322020
Species 1997
Corymbia IanfoliaGorymbia IatifoliaGorymbia IatifoliaGorymbia IatifoliaGorymbia IatifoliaGorymbia IatifoliaGorymbia IatifoliaGorymbia IatifoliaGorymbia IatifoliaGorymbia IatifoliaGorymbia IatifoliaGorymbia tatifoliaCorymbia IatifoliaGorymbia IatifoliaGorymbia IatifoliaGorymbia IatifoliaGorymbia IatifoliaGorymbia IatifoliaGorymbia polycarpaGorymbia polycarpaGorymbia polycarpaGorymbia polycarpaGorymbia polycarpaGorymbia polycarpaCorymbia polycarpaGorymbia polycarpaGorymbia polycarpaGorymbia polycarpaGorymbia polycarpaGorymbia polycarpaGorymbia polycarpaGorymbia polycarpaGorymbia polycarpaGorymbia polycarpaGorymbia polycarpaGorymbia polycarpaGorymbia polycarpaGorymbia polycarpaGorymbia polycarpaGorymbia polycarpaGorymbia polycarpaGorymbia ptychocarpaGorymbia ptychocarpaGorymbia ptychocarpaGorymbia ptychocarpa
MynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceae
I I I
72
21
24
37
40
41
61
64
43
73
I00
73
I04
105
88
81
77
170
160
162
162
178
178
142I 91
200
158
69
130
95
26
17
22
23
94
37
4
87
89
86
137
144
137
87
683000
601780
664942
655500
665760
684490
685920
621440
623100
692090
616030
703040
616030
707400707640
602280
635790
645780649567
675660
651520
65/520
651650
65/650
640000672500
651400
662193
586980
619350
677490
655770
680250
659430
659630
605680
665760
653000
609560602410
609860
659640
667400
659640
609560
8347100
8321/20
8296605
8301400
830888C
8341220
8343550
8312480
8315870
8347970
8312470
8318590
8312470
83330008332860
8354670
8317210
83038008280819
8303520
8282082
828082
8285057
8285057
83535908306500
8282/60
8303/74
8342020
8352260
8299950
8305/40
8305/20
8290940
8290940
8326260
8308880
8280610
83397008354680
8339700
8337280
8347820
8337280
8339700
o
.
,
I
I
,
I
,
:
Species 1997
Gorymbia ptychocarpaGorymbia ptychocarpaGorymbia terminalisGorymbia terminalisGorymbia terminalisGorymbia terminalisGorymbia terminalisCrinum sp.Crinum sp.Crinum sp.Crinum uniflorum
Crotalaria alata
Crotalaria arnhemicus
Crotalaria am hemicus
Crotalaria arnhemicus
Crotalaria arnhemicus
Crotalaria crispataCrotalaria crispataCrotalaria crispataCrotalaria crispataCrotalaria crispataCrotalaria crispataCrotalaria crispataCrotalaria medicagineaOrotalaria medicagineaCrotalaria medicagineaCrotalaria medicagineaCrotalaria medicagineaCrotalaria medicagineaCrotalaria medicagineaCrotalaria medicagineaCrotalaria medicagineaCrotalaria medicagineaCrotalaria medicagineaCrotalaria medicagineaOrotalaria medicagineaCrotalaria medicagineaCrotalaria medicagineeCrotalaria novae-hollandiae
Orotalaria novae-hollandiae
Crotalaria novae-hollandiaeCrotalaria novae-hollandiae
Crotalaria retusaCroton am hemicus
Croton arnhemicus
MynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeLiliaceae
Liliaceae
Liliaceae
Liliaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
EuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceae
.
137
87
6
8
79
80
103
40
35
57188
89
134
78
31
128
128154
65
127
62
61
23
57193
129
I 21
99
95
55
30
2
29
26
33
51
41
54
17
85
140
7
83185
I 31
^
659640
609560
649830
652890
641370
640590
706680
684490
645880
648550673870
602410
646080
64/750
643480
625720
625720618432
623060
619700
62/550
621440
659630
648550651620
619350
612880
68/060
677490
654380
654370
656440
656320
655770
641750
677600
685920
655510
680250
620000
647400
652420
620290655920
622840
8337280
8339700
8284430
8291390
8317080
8314600
8322000
8341220
8294600
82952608322360
8354680
8328010
831703
8305350
8360040
83600408304390
8315830
8345300
8312/30
8312480
8290940
82952608303400
8352410
8327760
8305350
8299950
8299590
8307/80
8272820
8307470
8305/40
8302740
8326750
8343550
8298810
8305/20
8324350
8342970
8288310
83246408328270
8324290
:
Species 1997
Oroton am hemicusCroton arnhemicus
Croton am hemicus
Croton am hemicus
Croton arnhemicus
Croton am hemicus
Gymbopogon bombycinusGymbopogon bombycinusGymbopogon bombycinusGymbopogon procerusGymbopogon procerusGymbopogon procerusGymbopogon procerusCynodon dactylonCynodon dactylonCynodon dactylonCynodon dactylonCyperaceae sp.Cyperaceae spCyperus holoschoenusCyperus holoschoenusCyperus sp 192Cyperus sp.Cyperus sp.Dicanthium sericumDichanthium fecundumDichanthium fecundumDichanthium fecundumDichanthium fecundumDichanthium fecundum
Dichanthium sp.Dicrostachys spicataDicrostachys spicataDicrostachys spicataDioscorea bulbifera
Dioscorea bulbiferaDioscorea bulbiferaDistichostemon am hemicus
Distichostemon arnhemicus
Distichostemon hispidulusDistichostemon hispidulusDistichostemon hispidulusDistichostemon hispidulusDo doriaea oxypteraDodoriaea oxyptera
EuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaePoaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
CyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaePoaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Dioscoreaceae
Dioscoreaceae
Dioscoreaceae
SapindaceaeSapindaceaeSapindaceaeSapindaceaeSapindaceaeSapindaceaeSapindaceaeSapindaceae
I27
128
11 7
63
31
I I 3
102152
153
102
108
103
69
94
35156
95
6
17
18
95192
155
199
25179
181
182
I 71
177
172
43
44
11 O
139
34
87
107
143
134
71
146
78
50
31
619700
625720
615050
622230
643480
614620
7063905206/8
8345300
8360040
8321810
8315860
8305350
8316/40
83217208304631
706390
700940
706680
586980
605680
645880681950
677490
649830
680250
686580
677490649590
8321720
8346780
8322000
8342020
8326260
82946008305600
8299950
8284430
8305/20
8305400
82999508312060
I '
648640
653050652310
653260
654940
647906
647339
649173
692090
69/020
695190
647340
643720
609560
711530
664170
646080
601640
667400
641750
680380
643480
o
8286440
83024408288341
8294327
8299846
8284769
8289727
8284998
8347970
8347480
8346850
8343070
8297970
8339700
8339790
8349880
83280iO
8320980
8348200
831703
8332950
8305350
*
:
^
I
^ Species 1997
Dollchandrone fillformisDo Iichandrone fillformis
Do Iichandrone fillformis
Dollchandrone filiformis
Dollchandrone fillformis
Dollchandrone fillformis
Do Iichandrone filiformis
Do Iichandrone filiformis
Do Iichandrone fillformis
Do Iichandrone fillformisDo Iichandrone fillformisDollchandrone fillformisDo!ichandrone fillformisDo Iichandrone filiformisDo Iichandrone filiformisDo Iichandrone heterophyllaDo Iichandrone heterophyllaDollchandrone heterophyllaDo Iichandrone heterophyllaDo Iichandrone heterophyllaDrosera indica
Drosera lariata
Drosera petiolarisDrosera petiolarisDrosera petiolarisDrosera petiolarisDrosera petiolarisEchinochloa colonaEchinochloa colona
ECtrosia IeporinaECtrosia IeporinaECtrosia schu!tzii
ECtrosia schultziiECtrosia schultziiEhretia salignaEhretia salignaEhretia salignaEhretia salignaEhretia salignaEhretia salignaEhretia salignaEhretia salignaEhretia salignaEhretia salignaEhretia saligna
.
^
BignoniaceaeBignoniaceaeBignoniaceaeBignoniaceaeBignoniaceaeBignoniaceaeBignoniaceaeBignoniaceaeBignoniaceaeBignoniaceaeBignoniaceaeBignoniaceaeBignoniaceaeBignoniaceaeBignoniaceaeBignoniaceaeBignoniaceaeBignoniaceaeBignoniaceaeBignoniaceaeDroseraceae
Droseraceae
Droseraceae
Droseraceae
Droseraceae
Droseraceae
Droseraceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
BoraginaceaeBoraginaceaeBoraginaceaeBoraginaceaeBoraginaceaeBoraginaceaeBoraginaceaeBoraginaceaeBoraginaceaeBoraginaceae80raginaceae
,
,
51208
207
I59
123
11 8
44
50
50
41
38
31
29
20
40207
199
203
188
187
86
73
21
4
11 9200
22
35153
144
130
21
5
25
109
I 01159
I 12
123
59
74
108
58
55
25
.
,
677600680000
687740
665577
6/2/30
615460
69/020
680380
680380
685920
682560
643480
656320
671200
684490687740
648640
667550
673870
674960
609860
616030
664942
653000
617830651400
659430
645880
83267508307400
8316030
8303/27
8331310
8321630
8347480
8332950
8332950
8343550
8337630
8305350
8307470
8304/40
83412208316030
8286440
8316970
8322360
8324550
8339700
8312470
8296605
8280610
83232008282/60
8290940
8294600
:
667400
619350
664942
651890
653050
701180
703010665577
614520
6/2/30
647400
616210
700940
647500
654380
653050
8347820
8352260
8296605
8282030
8302440
8347/60
8318/808303/27
8316370
8331310
8302530
8312690
8346780
8295330
8299590
8302440
Species 1997
Ehretia salignaEhretia salignaEhretia salignaEhretia salignaEhretia salignaEhretia salignaEhretia salignaEhretia salignaEleocharis spEleocharis sp.Eleocharis sp.Elytrophorus spicatusElytrophorus spicatusElytrophorus spicatusElytrophorus spicatusElytrophorus spicatusElytrophorus spicatusElylrophorus spicatusEnneapogon polyphyllusEnneapogon polyphyllusEnneapogon purpurascensEnteropogon sp.Eragrostis cumingiiEragrostis cumingiiEragrostis cumingiiEragrostis cumingiiEragrostis cumingiiEragrostis cumingiiEragrostis cumingiiEragrostis cumingiiEragrostis cumingiiEragrostis cumingiiEragrostis cumingiiEragrostis setifoliaEragrostis setifoliaEragrostis setifoliaEragrostis setifoliaEragrostis setifoliaEragrostis setifoliaEragrostis setifoliaEragrostis setifoliaEragrostis setifoliaEragrostis setifoliaEragrostis setifoliaEragrostis sp.
BoraginaceaeBoraginaceaeBoraginaceaeBoraginaceaeBoraginaceaeBoraginaceaeBoraginaceaeBoraginaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaePoaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
7
53
13
8
38
43
52
6
91
138
68
7
35
57
106152
153
34
3
32
52
17
153
152
144
77
61
52
37
33
28
24199
205
204
200
198
197
194
193
I94
195
196
17
652420
654970
661390
652890
682560
692090
655700
649830
613058
658680
591780
652420
645880
648550
7085305206/8
8288310
8299950
8302470
8291390
8337630
8347970
8300850
8284430
8341404
8334790
8321040
8288310
8294600
8295260
8340/208304631
643720
654820
635340
656900
655700
680250
8297970
8340/20
8301290
8272750
8300850
8305/20
.
5206/8
667400
645780
621440
655700
665760
641750
656290
655500648640
673800
667350
651400
654320
655780
654900
651620
654900
651550
651550
680250
8304631
8347820
8303800
8312480
8300850
8308880
8302740
8306860
83014008286440
8314200
8316970
8282/60
8289030
8292760
8299000
8303400
8299000
8295680
8295680
8305/20
^
,
.
^
I
.
.
Species 1997
,Eragrostis sp.Eragrostis sp. IEragrostis sp. IEragrostis sp. IEragrostis sp. IEragrostis sp. IEragrostis sp. IEragrostis tenaxEragrostis tenaxEragrostis tenaxEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tene!IulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenel!ulaEragrostis teneilulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellula
I
.
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
*
95
132
60
75
61
54
12160
156
158
I I I
109
108
105
I 01
95
99
76
75
74
65
II O170
I I 3
58I 81
179
174
172
I 51
11 4
150
149
133
132
60169
57
16
25
24
20
19
14
,
677490
646620
641220
645530
621440
655510
655230675660
681950
662193
683000
701180
700940707640
703010
677490
68/060
645940
645530
616210
623060
695190649567
614620
647500653260
652310
649386
649173
688590
614340
648656
670230
646100
646620
641220647853
648550
676700
653050
655500
671200
683550
668040
,
8299950
8305320
8304770
8303930
8312480
8298810
83002508303520
8305600
8303/74
8347100
8347/60
83467808332860
8318/80
8299950
8305350
8303850
8303930
8312690
8315830
83468508280819
8316/40
82953308294327
8288341
8282648
8284998
8346450
8316100
8300632
8332420
8305820
8305320
83047708277781
8295260
8303900
8302440
8301400
8304/40
8305700
8303400
.
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Species 1997
Eragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellu!aEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragrostis tenellulaEragtostis cumingiieraichne pulchellaEriachne armittii
Eriachne armittii
Eriachne armittii
Eriachne armittii
Eriachne armittiiEriachne avenacea
Eriachne avenacea
Eriachne basdowii
Eriachne based owli
Eriachne basedowiiEriachne basedowii
Eriachne basedowii
Eriachne basedowli
Eriachne basedowii
Eriachne basedowli
Eriachne basedowiiEriachne burkettii
Eriachne burkittiiEriachne ciliata
Eriachne ciliata
Eriachne ciliata
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
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Poaceae
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Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
15
30
13
10
7
28
31
44
33
54
52
50
47
45
55
43
41
40
38
36
34
95
44
11 6
19
I 01
5
9154
62
70
92
124
79
134
135
143
78
I 31197
192
154
I 31
132
674120
654370
66/390
655220
652420
656900
656290
643480
69/020
641750
655510
655700
680380
681500
689540
654380
692090
685920
684490
682560
658060
643720
677490
69/020
615200
683550
703010
651890
653330618432
621550
588330
610550
6/4/50
641370
646080
646280
664170
641750
622840655780
649590
618432
622840
646620
8304550
8307/80
8302470
8294860
8288310
8272750
8306860
8305350
8347480
8302740
8298810
8300850
8332950
8335290
8345950
8299590
8347970
8343550
8341220
8337630
8305720
8297970
8299950
8347480
8321650
8305700
8318/80
8282030
82945308304390
8312/30
8339/20
8335330
8332000
8317080
83280iO
8328010
8349880
831703
83242908292760
8312060
8304390
8324290
8305320
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Species 1997
:
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Eriachne ciliata
Eriachne ciliata
Eriachne ciliataEriachne ciliata
Eriachne ciliata
Eriachne ciliata
Eriachne ciliata
Eriachne ciliata
Eriachne ciliata
Eriachne ciliata
Eriachne ciliata
Eriachne ciliata
Eriachne ciliata
Eriachne ciliata
Eriachne ciliata
Eriachne ciliata
Eriachne ciliata
Eriachne ciliata
Eriachne ciliata
Eriachne ciliata
Eriachne ciliata
Eriachne ciliata
Eriachne ciliata
Eriachne ciliata
Eriachne ciliata
Eriachne ciliata
Eriachne ciliata
Eriachne ciliata
Eriachne ciliata
Eriachne fastigiataEriachne fastigiataEriachne fastigiataEriachne glaucaEriachne glaucaEriachne glaucaEriachne glaucaEriachne glaucaEriachne glaucaEriachne glaucaEriachne glaucaEriachne glaucaEriachne glaucaEriachne glaucaEriachne glaucaEriachne glauca
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
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Poaceae
Poaceae
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Poaceae
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Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
I
.
134
I 41
143207
I 61
167
174
189
190
200
129
123
124
I I 5
33
106
15
14
18
20
23
19
45
50
104
103
102
I00
80
27
I I O
106
97
78I60
11 2
11 6
60
77
96
55
14
53
5
10
646080
647570
6641 70687740
683190
653778
649386
686700
693500
651400
619350
6/2/30
6/4/50
615230
641750
708530
674120
668040
686580
671200
659630
683550
689540
680380
707400
706680
706390
703040
640590
656430
695190
708530
.
8328010
8342920
83498808316030
8305770
8278890
8282648
8304600
8304000
8282/60
8352410
8331310
8332000
8322020
8302740
8340/20
8304550
8303400
8305400
8304/40
8290940
8305700
8345950
8332950
8333000
8322000
8321720
8318590
8314600
8306710
8346850
8340/20
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:
641750675660
614520
615200
641220
645780
677020
654380
668040
654970
651890
655220
8317038303520
8316370
8321650
8304770
8303800
8299900
8299590
8303400
8299950
8282030
8294860
Species 1997
Eriachne glaucaEriachne glaucaEriachne glaucaEriachne glaucaEriachne glaucaEriachne Iatifolia
Eriachne medium
Eriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusaEriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusaEriachne obtusaEriachne obtusaEriachne obtusaEriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusaEriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusaEriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusaEriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusa
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
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Poaceae
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Poaceae
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Poaceae
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Poaceae
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Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
6
22
37
36
33
127
12
11 9
117
I I O
99
108
105
103
97
129
120164
132
88170
197
176
175
166
133163
I 61
154
96
47
86
20
31
22
21
15
19
44
10
81
5
38
4
649830
659430
665760
658060
64/750
619700
655230
617830
615050
6951 90
68/060
700940707640
706680
8284430
8290940
8308880
8305720
8302740
8345300
8300250
8323200
8321810
8346850
8305350
83467808332860
8322000
619350
653358
646620
602280649567
655780
648494
648206
654841
646100652393
683190
618432
677020
681500
609860
67/200
643480
659430
664942
674120
683550
69/020
655220
635790
65/890
682560
653000
;
8352410
8272845
8305320
83546708280819
8292760
8285417
8283574
8278410
83058208280/50
8305770
8304390
8299900
8335290
8339700
8304/40
8305350
8290940
8296605
8304550
8305700
8347480
8294860
8317210
8282030
8337630
82806iO
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.
Species 1997
7Eriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusa
Eriachne obtusaEriachne obtusifolia
Eriachne obtusifolia
Eriachne obutsa
Eriachne pulchellaEriachne spEriachne sp.Eriachne sp.Eriachne sp.Eriachne sp.Eriachne sp.Eriachne SUIcataEriachne triseta
Eriachne triseta
Erythrina vespertilioErythrina vespertilioErythrina vespertilioErythropheum chiorostachysErythrophleum chlorostachysErythrophleum chlorostachysErythrophleum chlorostachysErythrophleum chlorostachysErythrophleum chlorostachysErythrophleum chlorostachysErylhrophleum chlorostachysErythrophleum chlorostachysErylhrophleum chlorostachysErythrophleum chlorostachysErythrophleum chiorostachysErythrophleum chlorostachysEryihrophleum chlorostachysErythrophleum chiorostachysErylhrophleum chlorostachysErythrophleum chiorostachysErythrophleum chlorostachys
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Poaceae
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Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
CaesalpiniaceaeFabaceae
Fabaceae
CaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceae
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,
45
50
73
51
77
74
76
63
61
60
54
53159
207
192
4
156
23201
193
193
157
9188
192
43
139
132184
127
141
130
127
I 31
137
128
145
I 41
145
146
146
148164
165
183
127
;
689540
680380
616030
677600
645780
616210
645940
622230
621440
641220
655510
654970665577
687740
649590
653000681950
659630651400
651620
651620
672900
653330673870
649590
692090
647340
646620654270
619700
647570
619350
619700
622840
659640
625720
667400
647570
667400
667400
667400
670260653358
655810
8345950
8332950
8312470
8326750
8303800
8312690
8303850
8315860
8312480
8304770
8298810
82999508303/27
8316030
8312060
82806iO8305600
82909408282/60
8303400
8303400
8304000
82945308322360
8312060
8347970
8343070
83053208325580
8345300
8342920
8352260
8345300
8324290
8337280
8360040
8348200
8342920
8348200
8348200
8348200
83235308272845
8274414
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619700 8345300
Species 1997
Erythrophleum chiorostachysErythrophleum chlorostachysErythrophleum chlorostachysErythrophleum chlorostachysErythrophleum chiorostachysErythrophleum chlorostachysErythrophleum chlorostachysErythrophleum chlorostachysErythrophleum chlorostachysErythrophleum chiorostachysErythrophleum chlorostachysErythrophleum chlorostachysErythrophleum chiorostachysErythrophleum chlorostachysErythrophleum chlorostachysErythrophleum chiorostachysErythrophleum chlorostachysErythrophleum chiorostachysErythrophleum chlorostachysErythrophleum chiorostachysErythrophleum chlorostachysErythrophluem chiorostachysEryihrophluem chlorostachysErythrophluem chiorostachysErylhrophluem chlorostachysErythrophluem chiorostachysErvihrophluem chlorostachysErythrophluem chlorostachysErythrophluem chlorostachysErythrophluem chlorostachysEryihrophluem chlorostachysErythrophluem chlorostachysErythrophluem chiorostachysErythrophluem chlorostachysEry!hrophluem chiorostachysErythropleum chiorostachysEry!hropleum chlorostachysErythropleum chlorostachysErythropleum chiorostachysErythropleum chiorostachysErythropleum chlorostachysEucalyptus bigaleritaEucalyptus bigaleritaEucalyptus bigalerita
CaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceae
11 3
125
123
65
22
29
122
31
42
60
61
30
69
11 4
120
I I 7
63
104
100
87
89
123
146
145
144
134
11 9
120
23
I I 5
1/4
100
63
42
I 01207
184
190
184
31
29
140
88
139
614620
614350
6/2/30
623060
659430
656320
612880
643480
692391
64/220
621440
654370
586980
614340
8316/40
8332060
8331310
8315830
8290940
8307470
8327460
8305350
8350483
8304770
8312480
8307/80
8342020
8316100
:
615050
622230
707400
703040
609560602410
6/2/30
667400
667400
667400
646080
617830
8321810
8315860
8333000
8318590
83397008354680
8331310
8348200
8348200
8347820
8328010
8323200
I
659630
615230
614340
703040
622230
692391
703010687740
654270
693500
654270
643480
656320
647400
602280
647340
I
8290940
8322020
8316100
8318590
8315860
8350483
8318/808316030
8325580
8304000
8325580
8305350
8307470
8342970
8354670
8343070
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Species 1997
Eucalyptus bigaleritaEucalyptus bigaleritaEucalyptus bigaleritaEucalyptus brevifoliaEucalyptus carnaldulensisEucalyptus carnaldulensisEucalyptus carnaldulensisEucalyptus carnaldulensisEucalyptus camauldulensisEucalyptus microthecaEucalyptus microthecaEucalyptus microthecaEucalyptus microthecaEucalyptus microthecaEucalyptus microthecaEucalyptus microthecaEucalyptus microthecaEucalyptus microthecaEucalyptus microthecaEucalyptus microthecaEucalyptus microthecaEucalyptus microthecaEucalyptus microthecaEucalyptus microthecaEucalyptus microthecaEucalyptus microthecaEucalyptus microthecaEucalyptus microthecaEucalyptus microthecaEucalyptus microthecaEucalyptus microthecaEucalyptus microthecaEucalyptus microthecaEucalyptus microthecaEucalyptus microthecaEucalyptus microthecaEucalyptus microthecaEucalyptus miniataEucalyptus miniataEucalyptus miniataEucalyptus miniataEucalyptus miniataEucalyptus miniataEucalyptus miniataEucalyptus miniata
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MynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMyrtaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceae
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129
89
129208
24
52
2
16156
150
56
57
59
11 4I 71
158
168
173
55
205
202
52
54
53
49
2
9
11
12
13
14
16
35
33
32
24I85
184
154
145
128
143
135
127
619350602410
619350680000
655500
655700
656440
676700681950
648656
649510
648550
647400
614340647906
662193
647526
649752
654380673800
648000
655700
655510
654970
680730
656900
656440
653330
654620
655230
661390
668040
676700
645880
641750
635340
655500655920
654270
618432
667400
625720
664170
646280
619700
83524108354680
83524108307400
8301400
8300850
8272820
83039008305600
8300632
8299400
8295260
8302530
8316iOO8284769
8303/74
8277378
8284308
82995908314200
8300800
8300850
8298810
8299950
8333650
8272750
8272820
8294530
8297060
8300250
8302470
8303400
8303900
8294600
8302740
8301290
83014008328270
8325580
8304390
8348200
8360040
8349880
8328010
8345300
.
.
.
.
Species 1997
Eucalyptus miniataEucalyptus miniataEucalyptus miniataEucalyptus miniataEucalyptus papuanaEucalyptus papuanaEucalyptus papuanaEucalyptus papuanaEucalyptus papuanaEucalyptus papuanaEucalyptus papuanaEucalyptus papuanaEucalyptus papuanaEucalyptus papuanaEucalyptus papuanaEucalyptus papuanaEucalyptus papuanaEucalyptus papuanaEucalyptus phoeniceaEucalyptus phoeniceaEucalyptus phoeniceaEucalyptus phoeniceaEucalyptus phoeniceaEucalyptus phoeniceaEucalyptus phoeniceaEucalyptus phoeniceaEucalyptus phoeniceaEucalyptus phoeniceaEucalyptus phoeniceaEucalyptus phoeniceaEucalyptus phoeniceaEucalyptus phoeniceaEucalyptus phoeniceaEucalyptus pruinosaEucalyptus pruinosaEucalyptus pruinosaEucalyptus pruinosaEucalyptus pruinosaEucalyptus pruinosaEucalyptus pruinosaEucalyptus pruinosaEucalyptus pruinosaEucalyptus pruinosaEucalyptus pruinosaEucalyptus pruinosa
MynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceae
42
78
80
92
95I 71
153
150
11 8
94
43
64
40
93
83
85
85
37167
165
163
184
190
164
71
I54
62
3
135
67
92
107
134
I 51
I I 6
136170
I 51I 61
169
11 2
11 4
132
108
26
692391
641750
640590
610550
677490647906
8350483
831703
8314600
8335330
82999508284769
648656
615460
605680
692090
623100
684490
605700
620290
620000
620000
665760653778
655810
652393
654270
693500
653358
601640618432
621550
654820
646280
62/740
610550
711530
646080
688590
615200
659320649567
688590683190
647853
614520
614340
646620
700940
655770
,
8300632
8321630
8326260
8347970
8315870
8341220
8326080
8324640
8324350
8324350
83088808278890
8274414
8280/50
8325580
8304000
8272845
83209808304390
8312/30
8340/20
8328010
83/1040
8335330
8339790
8328010
8346450
8321650
83369708280819
83464508305770
8277781
8316370
8316100
8305320
8346780
8305/40
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Species 1997
,
Eucalyptus pruinosaEucalyptus pruinosaEucalyptus pruinosaEucalyptus pruinosaEucalyptus pruinosaEucalyptus pruinosaEucalyptus pruinosaEucalyptus pruinosaEucalyptus pruinosaEucalyptus pruinosaEucalyptus sp.Eucalyptus tectificaEucalyptus tectificaEucalyptus tectificaEucalyptus tectificaEucalyptus techficaEucalyptus tectificaEucalyptus tectificaEucalyptus tectificaEucalyptus tectificaEucalyptus tectificaEucalyptus tectificaEucalyptus tectificaEucalyptus tectificaEucalyptus tectificaEucalyptus techficaEucalyptus tectificaEucalyptus tectificaEucalyptus tectificaEucalyptus tectificaEucalyptus tectificaEucalyptus tectificaEucalyptus tectificaEucalyptus tectificaEucalyptus tetrodontaEucalyptus tetrodontaEucalyptus tetrodontaEucalyptus tetrodontaEucalyptus tetrodontaEucalyptus tetrodontaEucalyptus tetrodontaEucalyptus tetrodontaEucalyptus tetrodontaEucalyptus tetrodontaEucalyptus tetrodonta
,
,
,
MynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceae
15
19
20
60
30
17
75
96
99
105207
123192
192
I 91
I 91
I46
I45
I 41
140
I 31
122
I I 8
65
42
31
31
44
81
83
88
I00
104
11 7
143185
184
146
92
140
135
103
102
80
79
674120
683550
671200
64/220
654370
680250
645530
677020
68/060707640
687740
6/2/30649590
649590
672500
672500
667400
667400
647570
647400
622840
612880
615460
623060
692391
643480
643480
69/020
635790
620290
602280
703040
707400
615050
664170655920
654270
667400
610550
647400
646280
706680
706390
640590
641370
:
8304550
8305700
8304/40
8304770
8307/80
8305/20
8303930
8299900
83053508332860
8316030
83313108312060
8312060
8306500
8306500
8348200
8348200
8342920
8342970
8324290
8327460
8321630
8315830
8350483
8305350
8305350
8347480
8317210
8324640
8354670
8318590
8333000
8321810
83498808328270
8325580
8348200
8335330
8342970
8328010
8322000
8321720
8314600
8317080
.
I
:
Species 1997
Eucalyptus tetrodontaEucalyptus tintinnansEucalyptus tintinnansEucalyptus tintinnansEucalyptus tintinnansEucalyptus tintinnansEucalyptus tintinnansEucalyptus tintinnansEucalyptus tintinnansEucalyptus tintinnansEucalyptus tintinnansEUlalia aurea
EUlalia aurea
EUlalia aurea
EUlalia fulva
EUlalia fulva
Euphorbia tannensisEvolvulus alsinoides
Excocaria parvifoliaExcoecaria hemiglaucaExcoecaria hemiglaucaExcoecaria hemiglaucaExcoecaria hemiglaucaExcoecaria parivifoliaExcoecaria parvifoliaExcoecaria parvifoliaExcoecaria parvifoliaExcoecaria parvifoliaExcoecaria parvifoliaExcoecaria parvifoliaExcoecaria parvifoliaExcoecaria parvifoliaExcoecaria parvifoliaExcoecaria parvifoliaExcoecaria parvifoliaExcoecaria parvifoliaExcoecaria parvifoliaExcoecaria parvifoliaExcoecaria parvifoliaExcoecaria parvifoliaExcoecaria parvifoliaExcoecaria parvifoliaExcoecaria parvifoliaExcoecaria parvifoliaExcoecaria parvifolia
MynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaePoaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
EuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceae
78
I 31
I46
145
83
I 31
125
63
124
81
11 7
12
14
15
138
52188
128158
57
52
56
53198
155
56
57
150158
54
I98
202
205
56
25
52
24
9
11
38
16
32
33
34
35
641750
622840
667400
667400
620290
622840
614350
622230
6/4/50
635790
615050
655230
668040
674120
658680
655700673870
625720662193
648550
655700
649510
654970654320
831703
8324290
8348200
8348200
8324640
8324290
8332060
8315860
8332000
8317210
8321810
8300250
8303400
8304550
8334790
83008508322360
83600408303/74
8295260
8300850
8299400
82999508289030
.
.
.
649510
648550
648656662193
655510654320
648000
673800
649510
653050
655700
655500
653330
654620
682560
676700
635340
641750
643720
645880
8299400
8295260
83006328303/74
82988108289030
8300800
8314200
8299400
8302440
8300850
8301400
8294530
8297060
8337630
8303900
8301 290
8302740
8297970
8294600
I
,
I
A
.
Species 1997
Fabaceae sp
Fabaceae sp.Ficus coronulataFicus coronulataFicus coronulataFicus coronulata
Ficus OPPositaFicus OPPositaFicus racemosa
Ficus racemosa
Ficus racemosa
Ficus racemosa
F1mbristylis acuminataF1mbristylis clavataF1mbristylis clavataFimbristylis clavataFimbristylis clavataF1mbristylis clavataFimbristylis clavataF1mbristylis clavataFimbristylis clavataFimbristylis clavataFimbristylis clavataFimbristylis densaFimbristylis densaFimbristylis densaFimbristylis densaFimbristylis densaF1mbristylis densaFimbristylis densaFimbristylis macranthaF1mbristylis macranthaF1mbristylis macranthaFimbristylis macranthaF1mbristylis macranthaFimbristylis macranthaFimbristylis macranthaFimbristylis macranthaF1mbristylis macranthaFimbristylis macranthaF1mbristylis macranthaF1mbristylis macranthaFimbristylis microcaryaFimbristylis microcarya
*
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Moraceae
Moraceae
Moraceae
Moraceae
Moraceae
Moraceae
Moraceae
Moraceae
Moraceae
Moraceae
CyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceae
*
I.
127
128
2
66
84
142
139153
66
142
84
126153
108
I 21
11 2
I I I
147
98
59
57
55
20
144
I 01
86
79
78
73
72
129
I I 3
119
11 7
11 5
21
106
105
43
10
21
23152
153
,
619700
625720
656440
62/460
620000
640000
647340
o.
.
8345300
8360040
8272820
83/0830
8324300
8353590
8343070
,
621460
640000
620000
620120
83/0830
8353590
8324300
8345060
700940
612880
614520
683000
683990
678480
647400
648550
654380
671200
667400
703010
609860
641370
641750
616030
601780
619350
614620
617830
615050
615230
664942
708530707640
692090
655220
664942
6596305206/8
.
8346780
8327760
8316370
8347100
8338/30
8301930
8302530
8295260
8299590
8304/40
8347820
8318/80
8339700
8317080
831703
8312470
8321/20
8352410
8316/40
8323200
8321810
8322020
8296605
8340/208332860
8347970
8294860
8296605
82909408304631
..
Species 1997
Fimbristylis pachypteraFimbristylis pallidaF1mbristylis pallidaFimbristylis phaeoleucaF1mbristylis phaeoleucaFimbristylis phaeoleucaF1mbristylis phaeoleucaFimbristylis phaeoleucaFimbristylis phaeoleucaFimbristylis phaeoleucaFimbristylis phaeoleucaFimbristylis phaeoleucaFimbristylis phaeoleucaFimbristylis phaeoleucaFimbristylis phaeoleucaFimbristylis phaeoleucaFimbristylis phaeoleucaFimbristylis phaeoleucaFimbristylis pterygospermaF1mbristylis schultziiFimbristylis schultziiFimbristylis schultziiFimbristylis schultziiFimbristylis schultziiF1mbristylis schultziiFimbristylis schultzii BoeckelerFimbristylis schultzii BoeckelerFimbristylis schultzii BoeckelerFimbristylis schultzii BoeckelerF1mbristylis schultzii BoeckelerFimbristylis schultzii Boecke!erFimbristylis schultzii BoeckelerFimbristylis schultzii BoeckelerFimbristylis schultzii BoeckelerFimbristylis schultzii 80eckelerFimbristylis schultzii BoeckelerF1mbristylis schultzii BoeckelerF1mbristylis schultzii BoeckelerF1mbristylis schultzii BoeckelerFimbristylis schultzii BoeckelerFimbristylis schultzii BoeckelerFimbristylis schultzii BoeckelerF1mbristylis schultzii BoeckelerFimbristylis schultzii Boeckeler
CyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceae
124153
152
149
95
75
58
49
46
48
43
40
9
39
6
11
28
37157
47
50
51
20
15
19
I I O
102
103
106
108
120
11 O
123
132
143
147
92
100
74
90
80
34
7
8
61 4150
5206/8
670230
677490
645530
647500
680730
684750
680750
692090
684490
653330
683300
649830
654620
656290
665760672900
681500
680380
677600
671200
674120
683550
695190
706390
706680
708530
700940
8332000
8304631
8332420
8299950
8303930
8295330
8333650
8341670
8333930
8347970
8341220
8294530
8338940
8284430
8297060
830686083088808304000
8335290
8332950
83267508304/40
8304550
8305700
8346850
8321720
8322000
8340/20
8346780
.
,
.
,
695190
6/2/30
646620
664170
683990
610550
703040
616210
605890
640590
643720
652420
652890
I
8346850
8331310
8305320
8349880
8338/30
8335330
8318590
8312690
8354080
8314600
8297970
8288310
8291390
*
.
.
,
:Species 1997
,
F1mbristylisschultziiBoeckeler CyperaceaeFimbristylisschultziiBoeckeler CyperaceaeFimbristylisschultziiBoeckeler CyperaceaeF1mbristylisschultziiBoeckeler CyperaceaeFimbristylisschultziiBoeckeler CyperaceaeFimbristylisschultziiBoeckeler CyperaceaeFimbristylisschultziiBoeckeler CyperaceaeFimbristylisschultziiBoeckeler CyperaceaeFimbristylisschultziiBoeckeler Cyperaceae
CyperaceaeFimbristylis solidifoliaCyperaceaeF1mbristylis sp.CyperaceaeFimbristylis sp.CyperaceaeFimbristylis spCyperaceaeFimbristylis sp.CyperaceaeFimbristylis spCyperaceaeF1mbristylis spCyperaceaeF1mbristylis spCyperaceaeFimbristylis sp.CyperaceaeFimbristylis sp.CyperaceaeFimbristylis spCyperaceaeFimbristylis sp.CyperaceaeFimbristylis sp.CyperaceaeFimbristylis spCyperaceaeFimbristylis sp.CyperaceaeFimbristylis sp.CyperaceaeFimbristylis spCyperaceaeFimbristylis sp.
Fimbristylis sp. 25 (New species) CyperaceaeCyperaceaeF1mbristylis tetrangonaCyperaceaeF1mbristylis trachycaryaCyperaceaeFimbristylis trigastrocaryaFlagelliaraceaeFlagellaria indicaFlagelliaraceaeFlagellaria indicaFlagelliaraceaeFlagellaria sp.FabaceaeFlemingia lineataFabaceaeFlemingia paucifloraFabaceaeFlemingia paucifloraFabaceaeFlemingia paucifloraFabaceaeFlemingia paucifloraFabaceaeFlemingia paucifloraFabaceaeFlemingia paucifloraFabaceaeFlemingia paucifloraFabaceaeFlemingia paucifloraFabaceaeFlemingia pauciflora
:
,
.
.
I
.
76
25
25
34
41
63
73
73
59155
133
90
132159
62
144155
67
14
55
10
5
5
53
22
45
48
25
3
68
3
66
126
126
41
48
59
58
106
46
46
38
49
39
,
.
645940
653050
653050
643720
685920
622230
616030
616030
647400
8303850
8302440
8302440
8297970
8343550
8315860
8312470
8312470
8302530
.
646100
605890
646620665577
621550
667400
.
8305820
8354080
83053208303/27
8312/30
8347820
o
621740
668040
654380
655220
651890
651890
654970
659430
689540
680750
653050
654820
591780
654820
621460
620120
620120
685920
680750
647400
647500
708530
684750
684750
682560
680730
683300
83/1040
83034008299590
8294860
8282030
8282030
8299950
8290940
8345950
8333930
8302440
8340/20
8321 040
8276470
83/0830
8345060
8345060
8343550
8333930
8302530
8295330
8340/20
8341670
8341670
8337630
8333650
8338940
.
Species 1997
Fleming Ia paucifloraFlueggea virosaFlueggea virosaFlueggea virosaFlueggea virosaFlueggea virosaFlueggea virosaFlueggea virosaFlueggea virosaFlueggea virosaFlueggea virosaFlueggea virosaFlueggea virosaFlueggea virosaFlueggea virosaFlueggea virosaFlueggea virosaFuirena ciliarisFuirena ciliaris
Fuirena ciliarisGardenia fucata
Gardenia fucata
Gardenia fucata
Gardenia fucata
Gardenia fucata
Gardenia megaspermaGardenia megaspermaGardenia megaspermaGardenia megaspermaGardenia megaspermaGardenia megaspermaGardenia megaspermaGardenia megaspermaGardenia megaspermaGardenia megaspermaGardenia megaspermaGardenia megaspermaGeodorum neocaledonicumGermainia grandifloraGermainia truncatiglumisGermainia truncatiglumisGermainia truncatiglumisGermainia truncatiglumisGlochidion xerocarpum
Fabaceae
EuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeRubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Orchidaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Euphorbiaceae
40
142
139
I14
I 13
109
95
84
54
16
44
2
46
25
32
38
144152
153
189
207
128
22
18
120
145
I 31
127
124
143
11 7
100
80
42
3
102
66153
144
16
137
24
16
684490
656900
640000
647340
614340
614620
701180
677490
620000
655510
676700
69/020
656440
684750
653050
635340
682560
6674005206/8
8341220
8272750
8353590
8343070
8316100
8316/40
8347/60
8299950
8324300
8298810
8303900
8347480
8272820
8341670
8302440
8301290
8337630
83478208304631
.
.
,
686700
687740
625720
659430
686580
o
8304600
8316030
8360040
8290940
8305400
:
I
667400
622840
619700
6/4/50
664170
615050
703040
640590
692391
654820
706390
621460
,
8348200
83242908345300
8332000
8349880
8321810
8318590
8314600
8350483
82764708321720
83/0830
:
. -
:
667400
676700
659640655500
676700
8347820
8303900
83372808301400
8303900
^
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:
:
.
;
,
Species 1997
, Glochidion xerocarpumGlochidion xerocarpumGlochidion xerocarpumGlochidion xerocarpumGlochidium sp.Gineiina schlechteriGineiina schlechteri
Gomphrena canescensGomphrena canescensGomphrena canescensGomphrena canesGensGomphrena canescensGomphrena canesGensGomphrena canescensGomphrena canescensGomphrena sp.Gomphrena sp.Gonocarpus IeptothecusGonocarpus IeptothecusGoodenia bicolor
Goodenia hePPIeanaGoodenia he PPIeanaGoodenia hePPIeanaGoodenia hePPIeanaGoodenia hePPIeanaGoodenia hePPIeanaGoodenia holtziana
Goodenia lamprospermaGoodenia lamprospermaGoodenia lamprospermaGoodenia lamprospermaGoodenia lamprospermaGoodenia lamprospermaGoodenia lamprospermaGoodenia lamprospermaGoodenia sp.Goodenia sp.Gossypium australeGossypium australeGossypium australeGrevillea agrifoliaGrevillea agrifoliaGrevillea agrifoliaGrevillea agrifoliaGrevillea agrifolia
.
EuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeVerbenaceae
Verbenaceae
Amaranthaceae
Amaranthaceae
Amaranthaceae
Amaranthaceae
Amaranthaceae
Amaranthaceae
Am arantnaceae
Amaranthaceae
Amaranthaceae
Amaranthaceae
HaloragaceaeHaloragaceaeGoodeniaceae
Goodeniaceae
Goodeniaceae
Goodeniaceae
Goodeniaceae
Goodenia
Goodeniaceae
Goodeniaceae
Goodeniaceae
Goodeniaceae
Goodeniaceae
Goodeniaceae
Goodeniaceae
Goodeniaceae
Goodeniaceae
Goodeniaceae
Goodeniaceae
Goodeniaceae
Maivaceae
Malvaceae
Malvaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
I
24
52
84
94153
87
126174
157
I 41
100
I 01
50
20
15
30I54
152
153
73
61
133
127
99
81
65158
34
58
57
59
16
6
to
8
147
9
30
43
I 51
185
190
184
79
72
655500
655700
620000
605680
8301400
8300850
8324300
8326260
609560
620120649386
672900
647570
703040
7030iO
680380
671200
674120
654370618432
5206/8
I
8339700
83450608282648
8304000
8342920
8318590
8318/80
8332950
8304/40
8304550
8307/808304390
8304631
.
616030
621440
646100
619700
68/060
635790
623060662193
643720
647500
648550
647400
676700
649830
655220
652890
683990
653330
654370
692090
688590655920
693500
654270
641370
60/780
8312470
8312480
8305820
8345300
8305350
8317210
83158308303/74
8297970
8295330
8295260
8302530
8303900
8284430
8294860
8291390
8338/30
8294530
8307/80
8347970
834645083282708304000
83255808317080
8321/20
.
Species 1997
Grevillea angularaGrevillea angulataGrevillea angulataGrevillea angulataGrevillea angulataGrevillea angulataGrevillea angulataGrevillea decurrens
Grevillea decurrens
Grevillea decurrensGrevillea decurrensGrevillea decurrensGrevillea decurrens
Grevillea decurrensGrevillea decurrens
Grevillea decurrens
Grevillea decurrens
Grevillea decurrens
Grevillea decurrens
Grevillea decurrensGrevillea decurrens
Grevillea decurrensGrevillea dimidiata
Grevillea dimidiata
Grevillea dryandriGrevillea dryandriGrevillea dryandriGrevillea erythrocladaGrevillea he IiospermaGrevillea in jinosojdesGrevillea in jinosoides
Grevillea myOSodes (3KC-)G revillea pteridifoliaGrevillea pteridifoliaGrevillea pteridifoliaGrevillea pteridifoliaGrevillea pyrimidalisGrevillea refracta
Grevillea refracta
Grevillea refracta
Grevillea retusifoliaGrevillea retusifolia
Grevillea striataGrevillea striata
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
134154
135
107
80
78
70
143
I 31
148
145
124185
125
80
103
63
3
71
92
78
86
26
I 41
143
135
100
128
92
20
I 31
I 31
4
70
138166
141
I 31
67
67
6203
13
13
646080618432
646280
711530
640590
641750
588330
664170
622840
670260
667400
6/4/50655920
614350
640590
706680
622230
654820
601640
610550
641750
609860
655770
647570
664170
646280
703040
625720
610550
671200
622840
622840
653000
588330
658680654841
647570
622840
621740
621740
649830667550
66,390
66,390
83280108304390
8328010
8339790
8314600
831703
8339/20
8349880
8324290
8323530
8348200
83320008328270
8332060
8314600
8322000
8315860
8340/20
8320980
8335330
831703
8339700
8305/40
8342920
8349880
83280t O
8318590
8360040
8335330
8304/40
8324290
8324290
8280610
8339/20
83347908278410
8342920
8324290
83/1040
83/1040
82844308316970
8302470
8302470
.
.
.
.
II
.
.
.
I
.
^
I
I
:
Species 1997
,Grevillea striataGrevillea striataGrevillea striata
Grewia TetusifoliaGrewia retusifolia
Grewia retusifoliaGrewia retusifoliaGrewia retusifolia
Grewia retusifoliaGrewia retusifoliaGrewia retusifolia
Grewia retusifolia
Grewia retusifolia
Grewia retusifoliaGrewia retusifolia
Grewia retusifoliaGrewia retusifoliaGrewia retusifoliaGrewia retusifolia
Grewia retusifoliaGrewia retusifoliaGrewia retusifolia
Grewia retusifoliaGrewia retusifoliaGrewia retusifolia
Gymnanthera sp.Gyrocarpus americanusGyrocarpus americanusGyrocarpus americanusGyrocarpus americanusGyrocarpus americanusGyrocarpus americanusGyrocarpus americanusGyrocarpus americanusGyrocarpus americanusHaemodorum coccineumHaemodorum coccineum
Haemodorum coccineum
Haemodorum coccineum
Haemodorum coccineumHaemodorum coccineum
Haemodorum coccineum
Hakea arborescensHakea arborescens
.
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Tiliaceae
Tiliaceae
Tiliaceae
Tiliaceae
Tiliaceae
Tiliaceae
Tiliaceae
Tiliaceae
Tiliaceae
Tiliaceae
Tiliaceae
Tiliaceae
Tiliaceae
Tiliaceae
Tiliaceae
Tiliaceae
Tiliaceae
Tiliaceae
Tiliaceae
Tiliaceae
Tiliaceae
Tiliaceae
AsclepiadaceaeHernandiaceae
Hernandiaceae
Her nandiaceae
HemandiaceaeHernandiaceae
Hernandiaceae
Hernandiaceae
Hernandiaceae
Hernandiaceae
Haemodoraceae
Haemodoraceae
Haemodoraceae
Haemodoraceae
HaemodoraceaeHaemodoraceae
Haemodoraceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
.
54205
54
11 4
108
11 2
I I 3168
127
133158
94
99
132
93
85
16
17
24
30
40
43
65
76
83
130168
150
106
85
83
61
32
32
I 31
124
11 7
103
100
4
22
141
88
,
655510673800
655510
614340
700940
614520
614620647526
619700
646100662193
605680
68/060
646620
605700
620000
676700
680250
655500
654370
684490
692090
623060
645940
620290
619350647526
648656
708530
620000
620290
621440
635340
635340
656900
622840
6/4/50
615050
706680
703040
653000
659430
647570
602280
o
82988108314200
8298810
8316100
8346780
8316370
8316/408277378
8345300
83058208303/74
8326260
8305350
8305320
8326080
8324350
8303900
8305/20
8301400
8307/80
8341220
8347970
8315830
8303850
8324640
83522608277378
8300632
8340/20
8324350
8324640
8312480
8301290
8301290
8272750
8324290
8332000
8321810
8322000
8318590
8280610
8290940
8342920
8354670
^
,
.
,.
Species 1997
Hakea arborescens
Hakea arborescensHakea arborescens
Hakea arborescens
Hakea arborescens
Hakea arborescens
Hakea arborescens
Hakea arborescens
Hakea arborescens
Hakea arborescens
Hakea arborescens
Hakea arborescens
Hakea arborescens
Hakea arborescens
Hakea aroborescens
Hakea aroborescensHakea aroborescens
Hakea suberea
Hakea suberea
Hakea suberea
Hakea suberea
Hakea suberea
Hakea suberea
Hakea suberea
Halosarcia halocnemoides
Hellcteres sp.HeIiotropium sp.Hellotropium sp.He Iiotropium tenuifoliumHellotropium tenuifoliumHerb sp.Herb sp.Heteropogan contortusHeteropogan contortusHeteropogan contortusHeteropogan contortusHeteropogon contortusHeteropogon contortusHeteropogon contortusHeteropogon contortusHeteropogon contortusHeteropogon contortusHeteropogon contortusHeteropogon contortusHeteropogon contortus
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
ChenopodiaceaeSterculiaceae
BoraginaceaeBoraginaceaeBoraginaceaeBoraginaceae
203
169
170
78
80
43
72
46
31
10
26
33
40
41
10
54203
120
127
123
I 01
11 9
105
100
68
32
75
124
19
36
I32
32194
199
203
I 91
139
95
11 4160
152
153
83168
88
667550
647853
649567
641750
640590
692090
601780
684750
643480
655220
655770
641750
684490
685920
655220
655510667550
8316970
8277781
8280819
831703
8314600
8347970
8321/20
8341670
8305350
8294860
8305/40
8302740
8341220
8343550
8294860
82988108316970
;
619700
6/2/30
703010
617830707640
703040
591780
635340
645530
6/4/50
683550
658060
646620
635340654900
648640
667550
672500
647340
677490
614340675660
5206/8
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
8345300
8331310
8318/80
83232008332860
8318590
8321040
8301290
8303930
8332000
8305700
8305720
8305320
83012908299000
8286440
8316970
8306500
8343070
8299950
83161008303520
8304631
.
^
^
620290647526
602280
I
I
83246408277378
8354670
.
.
Species 1997
^
Heteropogon contortusHeteropogon contortusHeteropogon contortusHeteropogon contortusHeteropogon contortusHeteropogon contortusHeteropogon contortusHeteropogon contortusHeteropogon contortusHeteropogon contortusHeteropogon triticeusHeteropogon triticeusHeteropogon triticeusHeteropogon triticeusHeteropogon triticeusHeteropogon triticeusHibbertia sp.Hibiscus panduriformisHibiscus panduriformisHibiscus sp.Hygrophila an gustifoliaHygrophila an gustifoliaHygrophila an gustifoliaHygrophila an gustifoliaHygrophila an gustifoliaHygrophila an gustifoliaHyptis suave o1ens*Indigofera coluteaIndigofera GoluteaIndigofera coluteaIndigofera coluteaIndigofera coluteaIndigofera 11nifoliaIndigofera IinifoliaIndigofera 11nifoliaIndigofera IinifoliaIndigofera IinifoliaIndigophera jinifoliaIPOmoea copticaIPOmoea costataIPOmoea sp.Ischaemum australe
Iseilema vaginiflorumIseilema vaginiflorumIseilema vaginiflorum
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Dilleniaceae
Maivaceae
Malvaceae
Malvaceae
ACanthaceae
ACanthaceae
ACanthaceae
ACanthaceae
ACanthaceae
ACanthaceae
Lamiaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Convolvulaceae
Convolvulaceae
Convolvulaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
,
.
65
78
31
17
28
44
75
54
60
64153
152
139
140
129
81
78
36
106
95
57
68153
55
52
37153
I35
103
30
25
2
26
28
30
41
6
69153
153
57182
177
,
623060
641750
643480
680250
656290
69/020
645530
655510
641220
623100
8315830
831703
8305350
8305/20
8306860
8347480
8303930
82988tO
8304770
8315870
.
5206/8
647340
647400
619350
635790
641750
658060
708530
677490
648550
591780
8304631
8343070
8342970
8352410
8317210
831703
8305720
8340/20
8299950
8295260
8321040
.
654380
655700
665760
8299590
8300850
8308880
646280
706680
654370
653050
656900
656440
655770
656290
654370
685920
656900
649830
586980
8328010
8322000
8307/80
8302440
8272750
8272820
8305/40
8306860
8307/80
8343550
8272750
8284430
8342020
648550654940
647339
82952608299846
8289727
Species 1997
Iseilema vaginiflorumIseilema vaginiflorumIseilema vaginiflorumIseilema vaginiflorumJacksonia dilatataJacksonia forrestiiJasmimum didyinumJasminum moile
Jasminum in o11eJasminum moile
Jasminum in o11eLeea rubra
Leea rubra
Leptochloa neesiiLimnophila fragransLimnophila fragransLindernia clausa
Lindsaea ensifoliaLipocarpa microcephalaLitsea glutinosaLoinandra tropicaLoinandra tropicaLoinandra tropica
Lophostemon grandiflorusLophostemon grandiflorusLudwigia octovalvisLudwigia perennisLudwigia perennisLudwigia perennisLudwigia perennisLudwigia perennisLudwigia perennisLudwigia perennisLudwigia perennisLudwigia perennisLudwigia perennisLudwigia perennisLudwigia perennisLudwigia perennisLudwigia perennisLudwigia perennisLudwigia perennisLudwigia perennisLudwigia perennis
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Oleaceae
Oleaceae
Oleaceae
Oleaceae
Oleaceae
Leeaceae
Leeaceae
Poaceae
ScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeScrophulariaceaeLindsaeaceae
CyperaceaeLauraceae
Xanthorrhoeaceae
Xanthorrhoeaceae
Xanthorrhoeaceae
MynaceaeMynaceaeOn agraceaeOn agraceaeOn agraceaeOn agraceaeOn agraceaeOn agraceaeOn agraceaeOn agraceaeOn agraceaeOn agraceaeOn agraceaeOn agraceaeOn agraceaeOn agraceaeOn agraceaeOn agraceaeOn agraceaeOn agraceaeOn agraceae
43
46
40
34
90
72153
16
84
11 3
128
126
87
68152
153
24
87153
84
78152
153
16
84
34
11 3
76
109
I I I
11 2153
I I 8
147152
59155
68
I 21
58
57
7
8
12
692090
684750
684490
643720
605890
60/780
8347970
8341670
8341220
8297970
8354080
8321/20
676700
620000
614620
625720
620120
609560
5917805206/8
8303900
8324300
8316/40
8360040
8345060
8339700
83210408304631
655500
609560
620000
6417505206/8
8301400
8339700
8324300
8317038304631
676700
620000
643720
614620
645940
7011 80
683000
614520
8303900
8324300
8297970
8316/40
8303850
8347/60
8347100
8316370
615460
6839905206/8
647400
8321630
8338/308304631
8302530
591780
612880
647500
648550
652420
652890
655230
8321040
8327760
8295330
8295260
8288310
8291390
8300250
.
I
,
Species 1997
Ludwigia perennisLudwigia perennisLudwigia perennisLudwigia perennisLudwigia perennisLudwigia perennisLudwigia perennisLudwigia perennisLudwigia perennisLuffa grave o1ensLysiana subflacataLysiphylla cunning hammiiLysiphylla cunning hammiiLysiphylla cunning hammiiLysiphylla cunning hammiiLysiphyllum cunning hamiiLysiphyllum cunning hamiiLysiphyllum cunning hamiiLysiphyllum cunning hamiiLysiphyllum cunning hamiiLysiphyllum cunning hamiiLysiphyllum cunning hamiiLysiphyllum cunning hamiiLysiphyllum cunning hamiiLysiphyllum cunning hamiiLysiphyllum cunning hamiiLysiphyllum cunning hamiiLysiphyllum cunning hamiiLysiphyllum cunning hamiiLysiphyllum cunning hamiiLysiphyllum cunning hamiiLysiphyllum cunning hamiiLysiphyllum cunning hamiiLysiphyllum cunning hamiiLysiphyllum cunning hamiiLysiphyllum cunning hamiiLysiphyllum cunning hamiiLysiphyllum cunning hamiiLysiphyllum cunning hamiiLysiphyllum cunning hamiiLysiphyllum cunning hamiiLysiphyllum cunning hamiiLysiphyllum cunning hamiiLysiphyllum cunninghamiiLysiphyllum cunning hamii
,
.
On agraceaeOn agraceaeOn agraceaeOn agraceaeOn agraceaeOn agraceaeOn agraceaeOn agraceaeOn agraceaeCucurbitaceae
Loranthaceae
CaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceae
,
21
24
34
37
39
40
43
48
55
66
7
175
179
172
169
106
108I75
I 51
I 51
58170
132179
176
183
187
I 91
193
194
195
204
59
32
55
54
18
53
7
7
11
12
13
14
16
664942
655500
643720
665760
683300
684490
692090
680750
654380
621460
652420648206
652310
649173647853
708530
700940648206
688590
688590
647500649567
646620652310
648494
8296605
8301400
8297970
8308880
8338940
8341220
8347970
8333930
8299590
83/0830
82883108283574
8288341
8284998
827778i
8340/20
83467808283574
8346450
8346450
82953308280819
83053208288341
8285417
:
674960
672500
651620
654900
651550
667350
647400
635340
654380
6555tO
686580
654970
652420
652420
654620
655230
661390668040
676700
8324550
8306500
8303400
8299000
8295680
8316970
8302530
8301290
8299590
8298810
8305400
8299950
828831C
8288310
8297060
8300250
830247083034008303900
Species 1997
Lysiphyllum cunning hamiiLysiphyllum cunning hamiiLysiphyllum cunning hamiiLysiphyllum cunning hamiiLysiphyllum cunning hamiiLysiphyllum cunning hamiiLysiphyllum cunning hamiiLysiphyllum cunning hamiiLysiphyllum cunning hammiLysiphyllum cunning hammiLysiphyllum cunning hammiLysiphyllum cunning hammiLysiphyllum cunning hammiLysiphyl!urn cunning hammiLysiphyllum cunning hammiLysiphyllum cunning hammiLysiphyllum cunning hammiLysiphyllum cunning hammiLysiphyllum cunning hammiLysiphyllum cunning hammiLysiphyllum cunning hammiLysiphyllum cunning hammiMacaranga involucrataMarsilea drummondii
Maytenus cunning hamiiMe Ialeuca argenteaMeIaleuca argenteaMe Iaieuca argenteaMe Ialeuca citrolens
Me Ialeuca IeucadendraMe Iaieuca IeucadendraMe Iaieuca Ieucadendra
Me Iaieuca Ieucadendra
Me Iaieuca IeucadendraMe Ialeuca Ieucadendra
Me Ialeuca IeucadendraMe Iaieuca IeucadendraMe Ialeuca IeucadendraMeIaieuca IeucadendraMe Ialeuca IeucodendraMe Ialeuca minutifoli
Me Ialeuca minutifoliaMe Ialeuca minutifolia
Me Iaieuca minutifoliaMe Ialeuca minutifolia
Me Ialeuca minutifolia
CaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeEuphorbiaceaeMarsileaceae
Celastraceae
MynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMyrtaceae
25
37
46
43
40
33
29
28
108179
177
173
172
I70
40
58
55
54
46
36
35
15
66
34
99
18156
159
197
144153
152
150
130
142
137
84
126
86156
206
11 5
123
11 8
I I 6
I I I
653050
665760
684750
692090
684490
641750
656320
656290
700940652310
647339
649752
649173
649567
684490
647500
654380
655510
684750
658060645880
674120
621460
643720
68/060
68658068/950
665577
655780
667400
8302440
8308880
8341670
8347970
8341220
8302740
8307470
8306860
83467808288341
8289727
8284308
8284998
8280819
8341220
8295330
8299590
8298810
8341 670
83057208294600
8304550
83/08308297970
8305350
830540083056008303/27
8292760
8347820
o
.
.
5206/8
648656
619350
640000
659640
620000
620120
609860681950
679950
615230
6/2/30615460
615200
683000
8304631
83006328352260
8353590
83372808324300
8345060833970083056008316960
8322020
8331310
8321630
8321650
8347100
^
^
.
:
.
;
Species 1997
Me Iaieuca minutifolia
Me Ialeuca minutifolia
Me Ialeuca minutifolia
Me Ialeuca minutifoliaMe Ialeuca minutifoliaMe Iaieuca minutifolia
Me Ialeuca minutifoliaMe Ialeuca minutifoliaMe Iaieuca minutifoliaMe Iaieuca minutifoiiaMe Ialeuca minutifoliaMe Ialeuca minutifoliaMe Iaieuca minutifoliaMe Iaieuca minutifolia
Me Iaieuca minutifoliaMe Iaieuca minutifolia
Me Iaieuca minutifo!IaMe Ialeuca minutifoliaMe Ialeuca minutifolia
Me Ialeuca minutifoliaMe Iaieuca minutifolia
Me Iaieuca minutifoliaMe Iaieuca minutifolia
Me Iaieuca minutifoliaMe Iaieuca minutifoliaMe Iaieuca minutifoliaMe Ialeuca minutifoliaMe Iaieuca minutifoliaMe Ialeuca minutifolia
Me Ialeuca minutifoliaMe Ialeuca minutifoliaMe Iaieuca minutifoliaMe Ialeuca minutifoliaMe Ialeuca minutifoliaMe Iaieuca minutifoliaMe Ialeuca minutifoliaMe Iaieuca minutifoliaMe Ialeuca minutifoliaMe Ialeuca minutifoliaMe Ialeuca minutifoliaMe Ialeuca minutifolia
Me Ialeuca nervosa
Me Ialeuca nervosa
Me Iaieuca nervosa
Me Iaieuca nervosa
.
MynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceae
,
.
^
11 4
11 3
11 2
133
132174
I 51192
206
202
197
187
159
186
108I 61
109204
105
24
47
45
I 01
20
51
19
13
15
50
38
53
54
77
97
96
82
76
75
74
60
55
94
123
23
93
614340
614620
614520
646100
646620649386
688590649590
679950
648000
655780
674960
665577
676680
700940683190
7011 80667350
707640
655500
681500
689540
703010
671200
677600
683550
661390
674120
680380
682560
654970
655510
645780
83161008316/40
8316370
8305820
83053208282648
83464508312060
8316960
8300800
82927608324550
8303/27
8326590
83467808305770
8347/608316970
8332860
8301400
8335290
83459508318/80
8304/40
8326750
8305700
8302470
8304550
8332950
8337630
8299950
8298810
8303800
^
I
.
677020
620450
645940
645530
616210
641220
654380
605680
6/2/30
659630
605700
8299900
83246708303850
8303930
831269083047708299590
8326260
8331310
8290940
8326080
Species 1997
Me Ialeuca nervosa
Me Ialeuca sericea
Me Ialeuca sericea
Me Ialeuca sericeaMe Iaieuca sericeaMe Ialeuca sericeaMe Iaieuca sericea
Me Iaieuca sericea
Me Ialeuca sericeaMe Ialeuca sericeaMe Iaieuca sericea
Me Ialeuca sericea
Me Ia!euca sericeaMe Iaieuca sericeaMe Ialeuca sericeaMe Ialeuca sericea
Me Ialeuca ser!cea
Me Ialeuca sericea
Me Ialeuca sp.Me Ialeuca sp. 181Me Ialeuca virdiflora
Me Ialeuca viridifloraMe Iaieuca viridiflora
Me Iaieuca viridifloraMe Ialeuca viridifloraMe Ialeuca viridifloraMe Iaieuca viridiflora
Me Ialeuca viridifloraMe Ialeuca viridifloraMe Ialeuca viridifloraMe Ialeuca viridifloraMe Ialeuca viridifloraMe Iaieuca viridifloraMe Ialeuca viridifloraMe Ialeuca viridifloraMe Iaieuca viridiflora
Me Ialeuca viridifloraMe Ialeuca viridifloraMe Iaieuca viridifloraMe Ialeuca viridifloraMe Ialeuca viridifloraMe Ialeuca viridifloraMe Iaieuca viridifloraMe Ialeuca viridifloraMe Ialeuca viridiflora
Me Iaieuca viridiflora
MynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMyrtaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceae
22
133
I I 3
11 5
I 61
157
206
208
105
74
54
19
10
15
20
51
31
50157
I 81
178
I I 9159
150
149
137
136
120
130
129
123158
187
160
166
202
11 5206
205
197
201
178
186
I 81
179
11 7
659430
646100
614620
615230683190
672900
679950
680000
707640
616210
655510
683550
655220
674120
67/200
677600
643480
680380672900
653260
651650
617830665577
648656
670230
659640
659320
8290940
8305820
8316/40
83220208305770
8304000
8316960
8307400
8332860
8312690
8298810
8305700
8294860
8304550
8304/40
8326750
8305350
83329508304000
8294327
8285057
83232008303/27
8300632
8332420
83372808336970
.
,
619350
619350
6/2/30662193
674960
675660
654841
648000
615230679950
673800
655780
651400
651650
676680
653260
6523tO
615050
.
8352260
8352410
83313iO8303/74
8324550
8303520
8278410
8300800
83220208316960
8314200
8292760
8282/608285057
8326590
8294327
8288341
8321810
^
.
Species 1997
Me Ialeuca viridiflora
Me Iaieuca viridiflora
Me Ialeuca viridifloraMe Ialeuca viridifloraMe Ialeuca viridiflora
Me Iaieuca viridif!oraMe Ialeuca viridifloraMe Iaieuca viridif!ora
Me Ialeuca viridifloraMe Iaieuca viridiflora
Me Ialeuca viridifloraMe Ialeuca viridifloraMe Iaieuca viridifloraMe Iaieuca viridifloraMe Ialeuca viridifloraMe Ialeuca viridifloraMe Iaieuca viridifloraMe Ialeuca viridifloraMe Ialeuca viridifloraMe Iaieuca viridifloraMe Iaieuca viridifloraMe Iaieuca viridifloraMe Ialeuca viridifloraMe Ialeuca viridifloraMe Iaieuca viridifloraMe Ialeuca viridiflora
Melastoma sp.Me Ihania incana
Me Ihania incana
Me 11cope elleryanaMe!ICOpe elleryanaMe 11cope elleryanaMe Iicope eileryanaMe Iicope elleryanaMerremia sp.Mistletoe
Mistletoe
Mistletoe
Mistletoe (on E. Iatifolia)Mistletoe (on E. pruinosa)Mitrasacme connata
Mitrasacme connata
Mitrasacme connata
Mitrasacme connata
Mitrasacme connata
a
,
MynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMyF1aceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeMelastomataceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
Rutaceae
Rutaceae
Rutaceae
Rutaceae
Rutaceae
Convolvulaceae
Loranthaceae
Loranthaceae
Loranthaceae
Loranthaceae
Loranthaceae
LoganiaceaeLoganiaceaeLoganiaceaeLoganiaceaeLoganiaceae
.
105
11 2
22
37
24
23
9
21
51
9
5
I I I
47
10
52
69
89
72
I 01
91
4
82
77
76
74
73
87
20
31
126
144
66
87
66
11 4
58
144
I 51
I 19
75
I 31
I 21
I I 9
80
I 01
707640
614520
659430
665760
655500
659630
653330
664942
677600
653330
651890
683000
68/500
655220
655700
586980602410
60/780
703010
613058
653000
620450
645780
645940
616210
616030
609560
671200
643480
620120
667400
621460
609560
621460
614340
647500
667400
688590
617830
645530
622840
612880
617830
640590
703010
8332860
8316370
8290940
8308880
8301400
8290940
8294530
8296605
8326750
8294530
8282030
8347100
8335290
8294860
8300850
83420208354680
8321/20
8318/80
8341404
8280610
8324670
8303800
8303850
8312690
8312470
8339700
8304/40
8305350
8345060
8347820
83/0830
8339700
83/0830
8316iOO
8295330
8347820
8346450
8323200
8303930
8324290
8327760
8323200
8314600
8318/80
,
Species 1997
Mitrasacme connata
Mitrasacme connata
Mitrasacme connata
Mitrasacme connata
Mitrasacme connata
Mitrasacme connata
Mitrasacme connata
Mitrasacme connata
Mitrasacme sp.Mnesithea rottboelioidesMnesithea rottboellioidesMnesithea rotlboellioidesMnesithea rottboellioidesMnesithea rottboellioides
Mnesithea rottboellioidesMnesithea rottboellioidesMnesithea rottboellioidesMnesithea rottboellioidesMnesithea rottboellioidesMnesithea rottboellioidesMnesithea rottboellioides
Mucuna giganteaMucuna giganteaNauclea orientalisNauclea orientalis
Nauclea orientalisNelsonia campestrisNelsonia campestrisNelsonia campestrisNelsonia campestrisNelsonia campestrisNelsonia campestrisNeptunia dimorphanthaNeptunia dimorphanthaNeptunia dimorphanthaNeptunia dimorphanthaNeptunia dimorphanthaNeptunia dimorphanthaNeptunia dimorphanthaNeptunia gracilisNeptunia gracilisNeptunia gracilisNeptunia gracilisNeptunia gracilisNeptunia yellow
LoganiaceaeLoganiaceaeLoganiaceaeLoganiaceaeLoganiaceaeLoganiaceaeLoganiaceaeLoganiaceaeLoganiaceaePoaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Nauclea
Nauclea
Nauclea
ACanthaceae
ACanthaceae
ACanthaceae
ACanthaceae
ACanthaceae
ACanthaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
102
69
61
20
12
60
54
55154
158
193
153
152
140
139
130
95
94
87
16
7
66
126
84
130
142153
153
35152
95
6
59
58
55
33
19
8
7199
196
188
I I O
36
43
706390
586980
621440
67/200
655230
641220
655510
654380618432
662193
651620
8321720
8342020
8312480
8304/40
8300250
8304770
8298810
82995908304390
8303/74
8303400
5206/8
647400
647340
619350
677490
605680
609560
676700
652420
621460
620120
620000
619350
640000
8304631
8342970
8343070
8352260
8299950
8326260
8339700
8303900
8288310
83/0830
8345060
8324300
8352260
8353590
I
.
^
6458805206/8
677490
649830
647400
647500
654380
641750
683550
652890
65242064864065/550
673870
695190
658060
692090
82946008304631
8299950
8284430
8302530
8295330
8299590
8302740
8305700
8291390
82883108286440
8295680
8322360
8346850
8305720
8347970
.
.
:
.
.
.
Species 1997
NYmpaea violaceaOldenlandia initrasacmoides
Oldenlandia initrasacmoidesOldenlandia initrasacmoidesOldenlandia initrasacmoidesOldenlandia initrasacmoidesOldenlandia initrasacmoides
Oldenlandia initrasacmoidesOldenlandia initrasacmoides
Oldenlandia initrasacmoides
Oldenlandia initrasacmoides
Oldenlandia initrasacmoidesOldenlandia initrasacmoidesOldenlandia initrasacmoidesOldenlandia initrasacmoides
Oldenlandia initrasacmoidesOldenlandia initrasacmoidesOldenlandia initrasacmoides
Oldenlandia initrasacmoides
Operculina aequisepalaOperculine aequisepalaOphiuros axaltatusOphiuros axaltatusOphiuros axaltatusOphiuros axaltatusOphiuros exaltatusOphiurus exaltatusOphiurus exaltatusOphiurus exaltatusOryza australiensisOryza australiensisOwenia vernicosa
Owenia vernicosa
Owenia vernicosaOwenia vernicosa
Owenia vernicosa
Owenia vernicosaOwenia vernicosa
Owenia vernicosaOwenia vernicosaOwenia vernicosa
Pachynema sphenandrumPachynema sp.Pandanus aquaticus
,
NymphaeaceaeRubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Convolvulaceae
Convolvulaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Meliaceae
Meliaceae
Meliaceae
Meliaceae
Meliaceae
Meliaceae
Meliaceae
Meliaceae
Meliaceae
Meliaceae
Dilleniaceae
Dilleniaceae
Pandanaceae
^
I
I
138
I I 2
81
11 O
133
129
I 31
76
79
99
75
59
15
54
61
72
63
4
71
34
57
58
40
57
34
46172
I77
179
35
91190
189
183
154
107
127
69
42
18
67
134
71
142
658680
614520
635790
695190
646100
619350
622840
645940
641370
68/060
645530
647400
674120
655510
621440
601780
622230
653000
601640
643720648550
647500
684490
648550
643720
684750649173
647339
652310
645880
613058693500
686700
8334790
8316370
8317210
8346850
8305820
8352410
8324290
8303850
8317080
8305350
83039308302530
8304550
8298810
8312480
8321/20
8315860
82806108320980
8297970
8295260
8295330
8341220
8295260
8297970
83416708284998
8289727
828834t
8294600
83414048304000
8304600
.
,
^
618432
711530
619700
586980
692391
686580621740
646080
601640640000
8304390
8339790
8345300
8342020
8350483
8305400
83/1040
83280iO
8320980
8353590
Species 1997
Pandanus aquaticusPandanus aquaticusPandanus aquaticusPandanus aquaticusPandanus spiralisPandanus spiralisPandanus spiralisPandanus spiralisPandanus spiralisPandanus spiralisPandanus spiralisPanicum decompositumPanicum decompositumPanicum decompositumPanicum decompositumPanicum decompositumPanicum decompositumPanicum decompositumPanicum decompositumPanicum decompositumPanicum decompositumPanicum decompositumPanicum decompositumPanicum decompositumPanicum decompositumPanicum mindanaense
Panicum mindanaense
Panicum mindanaense
Panicum seminudumPanicum seminudum
Panicum seminudumPanicum seminudum
Panicum trachyrachisPanicum trachyrachisParkinsonia aculeata*
Paspalum SCObiculatumPaspalum scrobiculatumPassiflora foetida*Passiflora foetida*
Pennisetum pedicellatum*Persoonia falcata
Persoonia falcata
Persoonia falcataPersoonia falcataPersoonia falcata
Pandanaceae
Pandanaceae
Pandanaceae
Pandanaceae
Pandanaceae
Pandanaceae
Pandanaceae
Pandanaceae
Pandanaceae
Pandanaceae
Pandanaceae
Pandanaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
CaesalpiniaceaePoaceae
Poaceae
Passifloraceae
Passifloraceae
Poaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
144
130
142
137
95
138
128
21
87
86
84205
182
I 81
177
174
172
130
147
95
52
37
36
24
94
13
11
12
16
53
54
55
11 8
98
2
95153
89
139
103
134
148200
154
667400
619350
640000
659640
677490
658680
625720
664942
609560
609860
620000673800
654940
653260
647339
649386
649173
619350
683990
677490
655700
665760
658060
655500
605680
661390
654620
655230
676700
654970
655510
654380
615460
678480
656440
677490
8347820
8352260
8353590
8337280
8299950
8334790
8360040
8296605
8339700
8339700
83243008314200
8299846
8294327
8289727
8282648
8284998
8352260
8338/30
8299950
8300850
8308880
83057208301400
8326260
8302470
8297060
8300250
8303900
8299950
8298810
8299590
8321630
8301930
8272820
8299950
:
.
.
.
.
602410
647340
656900
706680
646080
67026065/400
618432
8354680
8343070
8272750
8322000
83280iO
83235308282/60
8304390
o
.
.
I
I
Species 1997
Persoonia falcataPersoonia falcata
Persoonia falcata
Persoonia falcataPersoonia falcataPersoonia falcata
Persoonia falcataPersoonia falcata
Persoonia falcataPersoonia falcataPersoonia falcataPersoonia falcataPersoonia falcata
PetalOStigma banksiiPetalOStigma banksiiPetalOStigma banksiiPetal OStigma banksiiPetalOStigma banksiiPetalOStigma banksiiPetalOStigma pubescensPetalOStigma pubescensPetalOStigma pubescensPetalOStigma pubescensPetalOStigma pubescensPetalOStigma pubescensPetalOStigma pubescensPetalOStigma pubescensPetalOStigma pubescensPetalOStigma pubescensPetalOStigma pubescensPetalOStigma pubescensPetalOStigma pubescensPetalOStigma pubescensPetalOStigma quadrilocularePetalOStigma quadrilocularePetalOStigma quadrilocularePetalOStigma quadrilocularePetalOStigma quadrilocularePetalOStigma quadrilocularePetalOStigma quadrilocularePetalOStigma quadrilocularePetalOStigma quadrilocularePetalOStigma quadrilocularePetalOStigma quadrilocularePetalOStigma quadriloculare
Poaceae
Poaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Poaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Poaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
EuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceae
.
,
167
185
107
71
102
81
69
65
67
70
72
73
80
97208
20
96
50
10197
170
149
136
129
128
104
I05
I 01
69
86
22
72
83
143
124
I 31
134
135167
146164
165
122184
123
,
653778
655920
711530
601640
706390
635790
586980
623060
621740
588330
60/780
616030640590
,
82788908328270
8339790
8320980
8321720
8317210
8342020
8315830
83/1040
8339/20
8321/2083124708314600
.
,
680000
671200
677020
677020
655220655780
649567
670230
659320
619350
625720
707400
707640
703010
586980
609860
659430
601780
620290
664170
6/4/50
622840
646080
646280653778
667400653358
655810
612880654270
6/2/30
8307400
8304/408299900
8299900829486082927608280819
8332420
833697083524108360040
83330008332860
8318/80
8342020
8339700
8290940
8321/20
8324640
83498808332000
8324290
832801083280iO8278890
83482008272845
8274414
83274608325580
8331310
,
Species 1997
PetalOStigma quadrilocularePetalOStigma quadrilocularePetalOStigma quadrilocularePetalOStigma quadrilocularePetalOStigma quadrilocularePetalOStigma quadriiocularePetalOStigma quadrilocularePetalOStigma quadrilocularePetalOStigma quadrilocularePetalOStigma quadrilocularePetalOStigma quadrilocularePetalOStigma quadrilocularePetalOStigma quadrilocularePetalOStigma quadrilocularePetalOStigma quadrilocularePhragmites karkaPhyl!arithus grandisepalusPhyllanthus sp.Phyllanthus sp.Phyllanthus spPhyllanthus sp.Pityrodia lainesiiPlanchonia careyaPlanchonia careyaPlanchonia careyaPlanchonia careyaPlanchonia careyaPlanchonia careya
Planchonia careyaPlanchonia careyaPlanchonia careyaPlanchonia careyaPlanchonia careyaPlanchonia careyaPlanchonia careyaPlanchonia careyaPlanchonia careyaPlanchonia careyaPlanchonia careyaPlanchonia careyaPlanchonia careyaPlanchonia careyaPlanchonia careyaPlanchonia careya
EuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaePoaceae
EuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeVerbenaceae
LecythidaceaeLecythidaceaeLecythidaceaeLecythidaceaeLecythidaceaeLecythidaceaeLecythidaceaeLecythidaceaeLecyihidaceaeLecythidaceaeLecythidaceaeLecythidaceaeLecythidaceaeLecylhidaceaeLecy!hidaceaeLecythidaceaeLecythidaceaeLecythidaceaeLecythidaceaeLecythidaceaeLecythidaceaeLecylhidaceae
163
11 7
11 5
3
31
67
71
79
80
92
100
102
103
I04
107
142
70
57
58
48
34
90
11 8
122
129
125
127
103
128
124
145
143
148158
160
163
I 71
200
203
11 7
86
102
80
95
652393
615050
615230
654820
643480
621740
601640
64/370
640590
610550
703040
706390
706680
707400
711530
640000
588330
648550
647500
680750
643720
605890
615460
612880
619350
614350
619700
706680
625720
6/4/50
667400
664170
670260662193
675660
652393
647906
651400
667550
615050
609860
706390
640590
677490
8280/50
8321810
8322020
8340/20
8305350
8311 040
8320980
8317080
8314600
8335330
8318590
8321720
8322000
8333000
8339790
8353590
8339/20
8295260
8295330
8333930
8297970
8354080
8321630
8327460
8352410
8332060
8345300
8322000
8360040
8332000
8348200
8349880
83235308303/74
8303520
8280/50
8284769
8282/60
8316970
8321810
8339700
8321720
8314600
8299950
.
^
,
.
,
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.
,
., Species 1997
Planchonia careyaPlanchonia careyaPlanchonia careyaPlanchonia careyaPlanchonia careya
Planchonia careyaPlanchonia careya
Planchonia careyaPlanchonia careyaPlanchonia careyaPlanchonia careyaPlanchonia careyaPlanchonia careyaPlanchonia careyaPlanchonia careyaPiechtrachne pungensPIectrachne bynoeiPIectrachne bynoeiPiectrachne pungensPIectrachne pungensPIectrachne pungensPIectrachne pungensPiectrachne pungensPIectrachne pungensPleatrachne pungensPiectrachne pungensPiectrachne pungensPIectrachne pungensPIectrachne pungensPIectrachne pungensPledrachne pungensPiectrachne pungensPIectrachne pungensPIectrachne pungensPleatrachne pungensPIectrachne pungensPIectrachne pungensPiectrachne pungensPIectrachne pungensPleatrachne pungensPIectrachne pungensPiectrachne pungensPleatrachne pungensPledrachne pungensPiectrachne pungens
.
LecythidaceaeLecythidaceaeLecythidaceaeLecythidaceaeLecythidaceaeLecythidaceaeLecythidaceaeLecythidaceaeLecythidaceaeLecythidaceaeLecyihidaceaeLecythidaceaeLecythidaceaeLecythidaceaeLecythidaceaePoaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
,
.
16
22
26
40
40
73
23
83
83
85
88
89
95
93
94
63
90
18
143I 61
154
146
136163
135
134
I 31162
201
164
165
189
200
190
125185
166
184
183
167
128
22
124
11 7
61
*
676700
659430
655770
684490
684490
616030
659630
620290
620290
620000
602280
6024iO
677490
605700
605680
622230
605890
686580
664170683190
618432
667400
659320652393
646280
646080
622840651520
651400
653358
655810
686700
651400
693500
614350655920
654841
654270
8303900
8290940
8305/408341220
8341220
8312470
8290940
8324640
8324640
8324350
83546708354680
82999508326080
8326260
8315860
8354080
8305400
83498808305770
8304390
8348200
83369708280/50
83280tO
83280iO
83242908282082
8282/60
8272845
8274414
8304600
8282/60
8304000
83320608328270
8278410
8325580
,
*
,
653778
625720
659430
6/4/50615050
621440
8278890
8360040
8290940
8332000
8321810
8312480
Species 1997
Pledrachne pungensPIectrachne pungensPIectrachne pungensPIectrachne pungensPIectrachne pungens
Piectrachne pungensPIectrachne pungensPiectrachne pungensPiectrachne pungensPIectrachne pungensPiectrachne pungensPIectrachne pungensPiectrachne pungensPiectrachne pungensPIectrachne pungensPiectrachne pungensPiectrachne pungensPiectrachne pungensPiectrachne pungensPiectrachne pungensPiectrachne pungensPiectrachne pungens.PIlycarpeae corymbosaPoaceae sp.Poaceae sp
Poaceae spPoaceae sp.Poaceae sp.Poaceae sp.Poaceae sp.Poaceae sp.
Poaceae sp.Poaceae sp.
Poaceae sp.Polycarpaea brevifloraPolycarpaea corymbosaPolycarpaea corymbosaPolycarpaea sp.Polycarpaea sp.Polycarpea longifloraPolycarpeae brevifloraPolycarpeae brevifloraPolycarpeae brevifloraPolycarpeae corymbosaPolycarpeae sp.
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Caryophyl!aceaeCaryophyllaceaeCaryophyllaceaeCaryophyllaceaeCaryophyllaceaeCaryophyllaceaeCaryophyllaceaeCaryophyllaceaeCaryophyllaceaeCaryophyllaceaeCaryophyllaceae
69
67
62
31
71
23
19
18
70
72
11 5
92
107
102
100
86
73
80
79
78
4
3
67
49
98
98
129152
153
35
11 7
11 9
108
83
54
I 31
145184
23
69
27
62
67
103
135
586980
621740
62/550
643480
601640
659630683550
686580
588330
601780
615230
610550711530706390
703040
609860
616030
640590
641370
641750
653000
654820
621740
680730
678480
678480
6193505206/8
83420208311 040
8312/30
8305350
8320980
829094083057008305400
8339/20
8321/2083220208335330
8339790
8321720
8318590
8339700831247083146008317080
831703
8280610
8340/20
83/1040
8333650
8301930
8301930
83524108304631
^
.
,
.
645880
615050
617830
700940
620290
655510
622840
667400654270
659630
586980
656430
621550
621740
706680
646280
8294600
8321810
8323200
8346780
8324640
8298810
8324290
83482008325580
82909408342020
8306710
8312/3083/1040
8322000
8328010
,
.
I
t
Species 1997
,
Polygala eriocephalaPolygala jinarifoliaPolymeria ambiguaPolymeria ambiguaPolymeria ambiguaPolymerIa ambiguaPolymeria ambiguaPolymeria ambiguaPolymeria ambiguaPolymeria ambiguaPouteria sericeaPremna acuminata
Premna acuminata
Pseudopoganotherum contortumPseudopoganotherum contortumPseudopoganotherum contortumPseudopoganotherum contortumPseudopoganotherum contortumPseudopoganotherum contortumPseudopoganotherum contortumPseudopoganotherum contortumPseudopoganotherum contortumPseudopoganotherum contortumPseudopoganotherum contortumPseudopoganotherum contortumPseudopoganotherum contortumPseudoraphis spinescensPterocaulon serrulatumPtilotus conicus
Ptilotus spicatusPtilotus spicatusPtilotus spicatusPtilotus spicatusPtilotus spicatusPtilotus spicatusPtilotus spicatusPtilotus spicatusRhynchospora exsertaRhynchospora exsertaRhynchospora exsertaRhynchospora exsertaRhynchospora exsertaRhynchospora exsertaRhynchospora exserta
,
PolygalaceaePolygalaceaeConvolvulaceae
Convolvulaceae
Convolvulaceae
Convolvulaceae
Convolvulaceae
Convolvulaceae
Convolvulaceae
Convolvulaceae
SapotaceaeVerbenaceae
Verbenaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Asteraceae
Amaranthaceae
Amaranthaceae
Amaranthaceae
Amaranthaceae
Amaranthaceae
Amaranthaceae
Amaranthaceae
Amaranthaceae
Amaranthaceae
CyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceae
I
73
74
8
30
17
58
59
28
26
25
90
140
40
55
I 21
I I 9
I I I
I 01
149
51
47
38
37
40
41
46160
16
20
46
I I O
106
58
44
40
3
43
I 21
I I 2
I I 5
11 7
120
133
129
,
616030
616210
652890
654370
680250
647500
647400
656290
655770
653050
605890
647400
684490
654380
612880
617830
683000
703010
670230
677600
681500
682560
665760
684490
685920
684750675660
676700
671200
684750
695190
708530
647500
69/020
684490
654820
692090
612880
614520
615230
615050
8312470
8312690
8291390
8307/80
8305/20
8295330
8302530
8306860
8305/40
8302440
8354080
8342970
8341220
8299590
8327760
8323200
8347100
831 8180
8332420
8326750
8335290
8337630
8308880
8341220
8343550
83416708303520
8303900
8304/40
8341670
8346850
8340/20
8295330
8347480
8341220
8340/20
8347970
8327760
8316370
8322020
8321810
I
I
,
,
.
,
646100
619350
8305820
8352410
Species 1997
Rhynchospora exsertaRhynchospora exsertaRhynchospora exsertaRhynchospora exsertaRhynchospora exsertaRhynchospora exsertaRhynchospora exsertaRhynchospora exsertaRhynchospora exsertaRhynchospora exsertaRhynchospora exsertaRhynchospora exsertaRhynchospora exsertaRhynchospora exsertaRhynchospora exsertaRhynchospora exsertaRhynchospora exsertaRhynchospora exsertaRhynchospora exsertaRhynchospora exsertaRhynchospora exsertaRhynchospora exsertaRhynchospora sp.Salsola kali
Sauropis sp.Sauropsis sp.Sauropsis spSauropsis sp.Scaevola revoluta
Schizachyrium fragileSchizachyrium fragileSchizachyrium fragileSchizachyrium fragileSchizachyrium fragileSchizachyrium fragileSchizachyrium fragileSchizachyrium fragileSchizachyrium fragileSchizachyrium fragileSchizachyrium fragileSchizachyrium fragileSchizachyrium fragileSchizachyrium fragileSchizachyrium fragile
CyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeChenopodiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeGoodeniaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
132
136
149
I 51
I I O
I I I
11 9
109
108
51
14
43
45
47
59
73
I 01
74
105
106
96
6157
32
143
43
39
41
70
102
103
105
109
11 5
11 9
125
124
100
I 31
133
136
I 41
146
I 01
646620
659320
670230
688590
695190
683000
617830
701180
700940
677600
668040
692090
689540
681500
647400
616030
703010
616210707640
708530
677020
649830672900
635340
664170
692090
683300
685920
588330
706390
706680707640
701180
615230
617830
614350
6/4/50
703040
622840
646100
659320
647570
667400
703010
8305320
8336970
8332420
8346450
8346850
8347100
8323200
8347/60
8346780
8326750
8303400
8347970
8345950
83352908302530
8312470
8318/80
83126908332860
8340/20
8299900
82844308304000
8301290
8349880
8347970
8338940
8343550
8339/20
8321720
83220008332860
8347/60
8322020
8323200
8332060
8332000
8318590
8324290
8305820
8336970
8342920
8348200
8318/80
^
^
,
,
.
,
:
:
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^
Schizachyrium fragileSchizachyrium fragileSchizachyrium fragileSchizachyrium fragileSchizachyrium fragileSchizachyrium fragileSchizachyrium fragileSchizachyrium fragileSchizachyrium fragileSchizachyrium fragileSchizachyrium fragileSchizachyrium fragileSchizachyrium fragileSchizachyrium fragileSchizachyrium fragileSchizachyrium fragileSchizachyrium fragileSchizachyrium sp.Schleria pygmaeaSchleria pygmaeaScleria sp.SGIeria sp.Scleria tricuspidataScleria tricuspidataScleria tricuspidataScleria tricuspidataScleria tricuspidataSGIeria tricuspidataScleria tricuspidataScleria tricuspidataScleria tricuspidataSebastiana chainaeleaSebastiana chainaelea
Sedge spp.Sedge sp.Sedge sp.Sedge sp.Sedge sp.Sedge sp.SedgesSehima nervosa
Sehima nervosa
Sehima nervosa
Sehima nervosa
Sehima nervosa
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
CyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeEuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaeCyperaceaePoaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
,
33
96
79
50
4
16
20
21
31
54
53
78
60
61
62
69
72154
35
35
138154
1/9
11 7
87
47
51
38
10
8
144
88
78173
178
181
79
57
34180
207
203
202
199
193
,
641750
677020
641370
680380
653000
676700
67/200
664942
643480
655510654970
64/750
641220
621440
621550
586980
601780618432
645880
645880
658680618432
617830
615050
609560
681500
677600
682560
655220
652890
667400
602280
641750649752
651650
653260
641370
648550
643720652721
687740
667550
648000
648640651620
8302740
8299900
8317080
8332950
8280610
83039008304/40
8296605
83053508298810
8299950
831703
8304770
8312480
8312/30
8342020
8321/208304390
8294600
8294600
83347908304390
8323200
832181083397008335290
8326750
8337630
8294860
8291390
8347820
8354670
8317038284308
8285057
8294327
8317080
829526082979708290760
83160308316970
830080082864408303400
.
I
.
I
Species 1997
Sehima nervosa
Sehima nervosa
Sehima nervosa
Sehima nervosa
Sehima nervosa
Sehima nervosa
Sehima nervosa
Sehima nervosa
Sehima nervosa
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosumSehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
I 91
177
188
77
29
17
15
13
30
106
109
108
94
100
99
I I 3
93
11 O
140
I23
I 51
76169
145
147
128
141
132
88
47
75
59
40
19
25
26
36
37
38
39
42
41
55
43
672500
647339
673870
645780
656320
680250
674120
661390
654370
708530
701180
700940
605680
703040
68/060
614620
605700
695190
647400
6/2/30
688590
645940647853
667400
683990
625720
647570
646620
602280
681500
645530
647400
684490
683550
653050
655770
658060
665760
682560
683300
692391
685920
654380
692090
8306500
8289727
8322360
8303800
8307470
8305/20
8304550
8302470
8307/80
8340/20
8347/60
8346780
8326260
8318590
8305350
8316/40
8326080
8346850
8342970
8331310
8346450
83038508277781
8348200
8338/30
8360040
8342920
8305320
8354670
8335290
8303930
8302530
8341220
8305700
8302440
8305/40
8305720
8308880
8337630
8338940
8350483
8343550
8299590
8347970
I
I
^
Species 1997
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Sehima nervosum
Senna Occidentalis*
Senna o1igocladaSesbania carinabina
Setaria apiculataSetaria apiculataSetaria apiculataSetaria apiculataSetaria apiculataSetaria apiculataSetaria apiculataSetaria apiculataSetaria apiculataSIda acuta*
Sida cordifolja*Sida cordifolja*
SIda cordifolja*Sida rhombifoija*Solanum IucaniSolanum Iucani
Sorghum australienseSorghum australienseSorghum australienseSorghum australienseSorghum australienseSorghum australienseSorghum intransSorghum intransSorghum intransSorghum intransSorghum intransSorghum intransSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosum
I
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
CaesalpiniaceaeCaesalpiniaceaeFabaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Malvaceae
Malvaceae
Malvaceae
Malvaceae
Maivaceae
Solanaceae
Solanaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
.
;
44
46
9
48
49
51
16
2
23
68
95153
127
136
88
72
69
62
61
2
32
2
2
32
69
148
23
48
39
14184
187
186
158
11 7
92
140
I 51
147
145
I 41
120
69/020
684750
653330
680750
680730
677600
676700
656440
659630
591780
677490
8347480
8341670
8294530
8333930
8333650
8326750
83039008272820
8290940
8321040
8299950
:
.
;
:
I
619700
659320
602280
601780
586980
621550
621440
656440
635340
656440
656900
656900
656440
635340
586980
670260
659630
680750
683300
668040654270
676680
676680
662193
615050
610550
647400
688590
683990
667400
647570
,
8345300
8336970
8354670
8321/20
8342020
8312/30
8312480
8272820
8301290
8272820
8272750
8272750
8272820
8301290
8342020
8323530
8290940
8333930
8338940
83034008325580
8326590
8326590
8303/74
8321810
8335330
8342970
8346450
8338/30
8348200
8342920.
^
.
Species 1997
Sorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosum
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
I32
129
128
127I64
11 9
I I 3163
I69
I65
186
196
195
194
193
192
183
185
166
I 81
178
170
103167
108162
I 01
95
29
43
40
39
38
31
23
26
49
22
10
9
6
93
48
4
51
646620
619350
625720
619700653358
617830
614620652393
647853
655810
676680
651550
651550
654900
651620
649590
8305320
8352410
8360040
83453008272845
8323200
8316/408280/50
8277781
8274414
8326590
8295680
8295680829900083034008312060
655920
654841
653260
651650
649567
706680653778
700940651520
703010
677490
656320
692090
684490
683300
682560
643480
659630
655770
680730
659430
655220
653330
649830
605700
680750
653000677600
83282708278410
8294327
8285057
8280819
83220008278890
83467808282082
8318/80
8299950
8307470
8347970
8341 220
8338940
8337630
8305350
8290940
8305/40
83336508290940
8294860
8294530
8284430
8326080
8333930
82806108326750
.
I
Species 1997
.
Sorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum plumosumSorghum sp.Sorghum sp.sorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideum
.
.
.
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
.
77
88
85
83
81
79
76
61
75
74
72
65
64
89
57159
154
125
135
134
I 31
I29
143
11 5
I I 6
124
123
122
I 21
136190
145200
I I O207
207
204
201
189
146I 61
154
I 51
149
148
11 2
645780
602280
620000
620290
635790
641370
645940
621440
645530
616210
601780
623060
623100602410
648550665577
618432
614350
646280
646080
622840
619350
664170
615230
615200
6/4/50
6/2/30
612880
612880
659320693500
667400651400
695190687740
687740
667350
651400
686700
667400683190
618432
688590
670230
670260
614520
8303800
8354670
8324350
8324640
8317210
8317080
8303850
8312480
8303930
8312690
8321/20
8315830
83158708354680
82952608303/27
8304390
8332060
8328010
8328010
8324290
8352410
8349880
8322020
8321650
8332000
8331310
8327460
8327760
83369708304000
83482008282/60
83468508316030
8316030
8316970
8282/60
8304600
83482008305770
8304390
8346450
8332420
8323530
8316370
.
^
I
Species 1997
Sorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSorghum stipoideumSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auriculata
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
86
107
20
42
31
29
22
106
19
50
15
14
5
3
45
17
51
60
94
62
104
100
97
99
89
74
65
71
67
73
11 6
11 4
I I I
86
106
95
81
11 9
11 7
71
124
I 41
I 51
146
609860
711530
671200
692391
643480
656320659430
708530
683550
680380
674120
668040
651890
654820
689540
680250
677600
641220
605680
621550
707400
703040
83397008339790
8304/408350483
8305350
83074708290940
8340/20
83057008332950
8304550
83034008282030
8340/20
8345950
8305/20
8326750
8304770
83262608312/30
8333000
8318590
^
I
.
68/060602410
6162t O
623060
601640
621740
616030
615200
614340
683000
609860
708530
677490
635790
617830
615050
60/640
6/4/50
647570
688590
667400
83053508354680
8312690
83158308320980
83/10408312470
8321650
8316100
8347100
8339700
8340/20
8299950
83172108323200
8321810
8320980
8332000
8342920
8346450
8348200
,
,
,
:
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,
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:
.
I
:
Species 1997
7 Spermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auricu!ataSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auricu!ataSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce auriculataSpermacoce brevifloraSpermacoce exsertaSpermacoce exsertaSpermacoce sp.Spermacoce sp.Sporobolus australasicaSporobolus australasicaSporobolus australasicusSporobolus australasicusSporobolus australasicusSporobolus australasicusSporobolus australasicusSporobolus australasicusSporobolus pulchellusSporobolus pulchellusStackhousia intermedia
I
I
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Stackhousiaceae
.
I 31
134
125
129
127
72
15
69
63
38
4
12
17
20
26
30
31
41
39
62
45
47
50
51
55
57
61
3
65
22
23153
154
175
176
33I 61
36
28
26
27157
158
I I I
622840
646080
614350
619350
619700
601780
674120
586980
622230
682560
653000
655230
680250
671200
655770
654370
643480
685920
683300
621550
689540
681500
680380
677600
654380
648550
621440
654820
623060
659430
659630
.
I
8324290
8328010
8332060
8352410
8345300
8321/20
8304550
8342020
8315860
8337630
82806iO
8300250
8305/20
8304/40
8305/40
8307/80
8305350
8343550
8338940
8312/30
8345950
8335290
83329508326750
8299590
8295260
8312480
8340/20
8315830
8290940
8290940
:
,
.
I
618432
648206
648494
641750683190
658060
656290
655770
656430672900
662193
683000
8304390
8283574
8285417
83027408305770
8305720
8306860
8305/40
830671083040008303/74
8347100
Species 1997
Stackhousia intermedia
Stackhousia intermedia
Stackhousia intermediaStackhousia intermedia
Stackhousia intermedia
Stackhousia intermedia
Stackhousia intermedia
Stackhousia intermedia
Stackhousia intermedia
Stackhousia intermedia
Stackhousia intermedia
Stackhousia intermediaStackhousia intermedia
Stackhousia intermediaStackhousia intermedia
Sternodia IythrifoliaStemodia IyihrifoliaSternodia tephropelinaSternodia tephropelinaSternodia tephropelinaStenocarpus cunning hamiiStenocarpus cunning hamiiStenocarpus cunning hamiiSterculia quadrifidaStreptoglossa odoraStreptoglossa odoraStrychnos lucidaStrychnos lucidaStrychnos lucidaStrychnos lucidaStrychnos lucidaStylidium multiscapumStylidium mumscapumStylidium multiscapumStylidium multiscapumStylidium multiscapumStylidium multiscapumStylidium schizanthumStylidium schizanthumStylidium schizanthumStylidium sp.Stylidium sp.Stylidium sp.Sysygium nervosum
Stackhousiaceae
Stackhousiaceae
Stackhousiaceae
Stackhousiaceae
Stackhousiaceae
Stackhousiaceae
Stackhousiaceae
Stackhousiaceae
Stackhousiaceae
Stackhousiaceae
Stackhousiaceae
Stackhousiaceae
Stackhousiaceae
Stackhousiaceae
Stackhousiaceae
Goodeniaceae
Asteraceae
Goodeniaceae
Goodeniaceae
Goodeniaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Proteaceae
Sterculiaceae
Asteraceae
Asteraceae
LoganiaceaeLoganiaceaeLoganiaceaeLoganiaceaeLoganiaceaeStylidiaceaeStylidiaceaeStylidiaceaeStylidiaceaeStylidiaceaeStylidiaceaeStylidiaceaeStylidiaceaeStylidiaceaeStylidiaceaeStylidiaceaeMynaceaeMynaceae
96
79
124
I 31
I 51
92
133
78
45
22
21
53
73
60
63
18
18
35
25
7
71
103
107
66
11 6
19
16
52
84
150
136
I I 3
81
22
21
4
86
89
99
143
11 9
120
66
677020
641370
6/4/50
622840
688590
610550
646100
641750
689540
659430
664942
654970
616030
64/220
622230
686580
686580
645880
653050
652420
601640
706680
711530
621460
615200
683550
656900
676700
655700
620000
648656
659320
614620
635790
659430
664942
653000
609860
602410
68/060
664170
617830
8299900
8317080
8332000
8324290
8346450
8335330
8305820
831703
8345950
8290940
8296605
8299950
8312470
8304770
8315860
8305400
8305400
8294600
8302440
8288310
8320980
8322000
8339790
83/0830
8321650
8305700
8272750
8303900
8300850
8324300
8300632
8336970
8316/40
8317210
8290940
8296605
8280610
8339700
8354680
8305350
8349880
8323200
,
.
.
I
621460 83/0830
^
I
I
I
Species 1997
,
,
Syzygium forteSyzygium sp.Syzyigium nervosumTacca IeontopetaioidesTephrosia coriaceaTephrosia coriaceaTephrosia coriaceaTephrosia filipesTephrosia filipesTephrosia filipesTephrosia flammeaTephrosia IeptocladaTephrosia reinotifloraTephrosia sp.Terminalia arostrataTerminalia arostrata
TerminalIa arostrata
TerminalIa arostrata
TerminalIa arostrata
Terminalia arostrata
TerminalIa arostrata
Terminalia arostrata
Terminalia arostrata
TerminalIa arostrata
Terminalia arostrata
Terminalia bursarina
TerminalIa bursarina
Terminalia canes Gens
TerminalIa canescens
Terminalia canescens
TerminalIa canescens
TerminalIa canescensTerminalia canescens
Terminalia canescens
Terminalia canescensTerminalia canescens
Terminalia canescens
Terminalia canescensTerminalia canescens
Terminalia canescens
Terminalia canescens
Terminalia canescens
Terminalia canescens
Terminalia canescens
Terminalia canescens
.
.
.
.
MynaceaeMynaceaeMynaceaeTaccaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
e
I
66
126
66
38
92
22
23
7
8
30189
33
61
I 41
51
203
194
193
188
26
46
43
41
40
26
18
106
124
I I 8
11 9
122
123184
I 31
148169
183
I 15207
11 7
11 2
113
42
45
29
,
.
621460
620120
621460
682560
610550
659430
659630
652420
652890
654370686700
64/750
621440
647570
677600667550
654900
65/620
673870
655770
684750
692090
685920
684490
655770
686580
708530
6/4/50
615460
617830
612880
6/2/30654270
622840
670260647853
83/0830
8345060
83/0830
8337630
8335330
8290940
8290940
8288310
8291390
8307/808304600
8302740
8312480
8342920
83267508316970
8299000
8303400
8322360
8305/40
8341670
8347970
8343550
8341220
8305/40
8305400
8340/20
8332000
8321630
8323200
8327460
8331 3108325580
8324290
83235308277781
.
.
,
615230687740
615050
614520
614620
692391
689540
656320
83220208316030
8321810
8316370
8316/40
8350483
8345950
8307470
Species 1997
Terminalia canescens
Terminalia canescens
Terminalia canescens
TerminalIa canescens
Terminalia canescens
Terminalia canescens
Terminalia canescens
Terminalia canescens
Terminalia canescens
Terminalia canescens
TerminalIa carpentariaeTerminalia carpentariaeTerminalia grandifloraTerminalia grandifloraTerminalIa grandifloraTerminalia grandifloraTerminalIa grandifloraTerminalIa grandifloraTerminalia grandifloraTerminalia grandifloraTerminalia grandifloraTerminalIa grandifloraTerminalia latipesTerminalIa latipesTerminalia latipesTerminalia latipesTerminalia latipesTerminalia latipesTerminalia latipesTerminalIa latipesTerminalia latipesTerminalia latipesTerminalia latipesTerminalia platyphyllaTerminalia platyphyllaTerminalia platyphyllaTerminalia platyphyllaTerminalIa platyphyllaTerminalia platyphyllaTerminalia platyphyllaTerminalia platyphyllaTerminalia platyphyllaTerminalIa platyphyllaTerminalia platyphyllaTerminalia platyphylla
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
31
31
I I I
60
5
63
77
100
I 01
104
18
42
94
140
141
127
127
89
88
61
69
73190
189
184
152
146
145
143
92
67
3
107
I 51
146191
156
157
108
60
54
45
31
16
14
643480
643480
683000
641220
651890
622230
645780
703040
7030iO
707400
686580
692391
605680
647400
647570
619700
619700602410
602280
621440
586980
616030693500
686700
654270
5206/8
667400
667400
664170
610550
621740
654820
711530
688590
667400672500
681950
672900
700940
641220
655510
689540
643480
676700
668040
8305350
8305350
8347100
8304770
8282030
8315860
8303800
8318590
8318/80
8333000
8305400
8350483
8326260
8342970
8342920
8345300
83453008354680
8354670
8312480
8342020
83124708304000
8304600
8325580
830463i
8348200
8348200
8349880
8335330
83/1040
8340/20
8339790
8346450
83482008306500
8305600
8304000
8346780
8304770
8298810
8345950
8305350
8303900
8303400
,
^
r
:
,
Species 1997
TerminalIa platyphyllaTerminalia platyphyllaTerminalia platypteraTerminalia platypteraTerminalia platypteraTerminalia platypteraTerminalia platypteraTerminalia platypteraTerminalia platypteraTerminalia platypteraTerminalIa platypteraTerminalIa platypteraTerminalIa platypteraTerminalia platypteraTerminalia platypteraTerminalia platypteraTerminalia platypteraTerminalIa platypteraTerminalia platypteraTerminalia platypteraTerminalIa platypteraTerminalia platypteraTerminalIa platypteraTerminalia platypteraTerminalia platypteraTerminalIa platypteraTerminalia platypteraTerminalia platypteraTerminalia platypteraTerminalia platypteraTerminalia platypteraTerminalia platypteraTerminalia platypteraTerminalia platypteraTerminalIa platypteraTerminalia platypteraTerminalIa platypteraTerminalia platypteraTerminalia platypteraTerminalIa platypteraTerminalIa playtphyllaTerminalIa play!pteraTerminalia sericeum
Terminalia sericocarpaTerminalia sericocarpaTerminalia sp.
I,
I
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
,
^
13
53170
174
146169
I 51
108179
174
193
187
191
192
197
204
204
206
206
109
74
90
84
38
82
13
14
15
16
19
20
5
45
50
75
60
55
54
53
51I59
192
66
126
66165
I~
661390
654970649567
649752
667400647853
688590
700940652310
649386
651620
674960
672500
649590
655780
667350
667350
679950
679950
701180
616210
605890
620000
682560
620450
661390
668040
674120
676700
683550
671200
651890
689540
680380
645530
641220
654380
6555tO
654970
677600665577
649590
621460
620120
621460655810
o
8302470
82999508280819
8284308
8348200827778i
8346450
83467808288341
8282648
8303400
8324550
8306500
8312060
8292760
8316970
8316970
8316960
8316960
8347/60
8312690
8354080
8324300
8337630
8324670
8302470
8303400
8304550
8303900
8305700
8304/40
8282030
8345950
8332950
8303930
8304770
8299590
8298810
8299950
83267508303/27
8312060
83/0830
8345060
83/08308274414
,
,
I
Species 1997
Terminalia sp.TerminalIa sp.Terminalia volucris
Terminalia volucris
Terminalia volucrisTerminalia volucris
Terminalia volucrisTerminalia volucris
TerminalIa volucris
TerminalIa volucris
Terminalia volucrisTerminalia volucris
Terminalia volucris
Terminalia volucris
Terminalia volucris
Terminalia volucris
TerminalIa volucris
TerminalIa volucris
Terminalia volucris
Terminalia volucris
Terminalia volucris
Terminalia volucris
Thecanthes sanguineaThecanthes sanguineaThecanthes sanguineaThecanthes sanguineaThecanthes sanguineaThecanthes sanguineaThecanthes sanguineaThemeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandraThemeda triandra
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
Combretaceae
ThymelaeaceaeThymelaeaceaeThymelaeaceaeThymelaeaceaeThymelaeaceaeThymelaeaceaeThymelaeaceaePoaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
166
167
59
57
58199
109188
208
50
54
186
46
16
2
7
13
25
40
32
34
35
78
I 51
108
45
41
36
6
I I I
129
123
I 21
120
11 9
It 7
11 8
133
11 6
11 5
11 4
11 2
132159
654841
653778
647400
648550
647500648640
701180673870
680000
680380
655510676680
684750
676700
656440
652420
661390
653050
684490
635340
643720
645880
641750
688590
700940
689540
685920
658060
649830
683000
619350
6/2/30
612880
8278410
8278890
8302530
8295260
82953308286440
8347/608322360
8307400
8332950
82988108326590
8341670
8303900
8272820
8288310
8302470
8302440
8341220
8301290
8297970
8294600
831703
8346450
8346780
8345950
8343550
8305720
8284430
8347100
8352410
8331310
8327760
I
L
,
617830
615050
615460
6461 00
615200
615230
614340
614520
646620665577
7
.
8323200
8321810
8321630
8305820
8321650
8322020
8316100
8316370
83053208303/27
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:
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I
Species 1997
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandraThemeda triandra
Themeda triandraThemeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandraThemeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandraThemeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandraThemeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
.
,
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
e
136
139174
108206
203
I 91
187
160
169
140158
I 51
148
147
I 41
109
11 3
105
99
26
41
40
38
97
30
17
25
45
16
14
13
12
7
44
31
47
51
76
53
94
93
82
77
.
.
,
659320
647340649386
700940679950
667550
672500
674960
675660
647853
647400662193
688590
670260
683990
647570
701180
614620
707640
68/060
655770
685920
684490
682560
I
L
8336970
83430708282648
83467808316960
8316970
8306500
8324550
8303520
8277781
83429708303/74
8346450
8323530
8338/30
8342920
8347/60
8316/40
8332860
8305350
8305/40
8343550
8341220
8337630
.
.
,
654370
680250
653050
689540
676700
668040
661390
655230
652420
69/020
643480
681500
677600
645940
654970
605680
605700
620450
645780
.
8307/80
8305/20
8302440
8345950
8303900
8303400
8302470
8300250
8288310
8347480
8305350
8335290
8326750
8303850
8299950
8326260
8326080
8324670
8303800
,
Species 1997
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandraTimonius timon
Timonius timon
Timonius timonTimonus timon
Trianthema rhynchocalypteraTrichodesma zeylanicumTrichodesma zeylanicumTriumfetta sp.Uraria 015707 Litchfield (3RC-)Uraria lagopodioidesVentilago viminalisVentilago viminalisVeincordia verticillataVetiveria paucifloraVetiveria paucifloraVetiveria paucifloraVetiveria paucifloraVigna lanceolataVigna lanceolataVigna vexillataVigna vexillataVitex glabrataWaitheria indicaWaltheria indicaWaitheria indica
Waltheria indicaWaltheria indica
Waitheria indicaWaltheria indicaWaltheria indicaWaitheria indica
Waltheria indica
Whiteochloa capillipesWhiteochloa capillipesWhiteochloa capillipesWhiteochloa capillipesWhiteochloa capillipes
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
PolygalaceaeBoraginaceaeBoraginaceaeTiliaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Rhamnaceae
Rhamnaceae
MynaceaePoaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
Verbenaceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
Sterculiaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
96
75
74
65
64
60
55
54
130
138
142153
100
43
127
18
103
140
54175
72153
142152
9
40
62
129
81
18
127189
131
129
128
I 01
95
89
83
74
49
138
76
37
48
677020
645530
616210
623060
623100
641220
654380
655510
619350
658680
640000
8299900
8303930
8312690
8315830
8315870
8304770
8299590
8298810
8352260
8334790
8353590
703040
692090
619700
686580
706680
647400
655510648206
601780
.
8318590
8347970
8345300
8305400
8322000
8342970
82988108283574
8321/20
6400005206/8
653330
684490
621550
619350
635790
686580
619700686700
622840
619350
625720
703010
677490602410
620290
616210
680730
658680
645940
665760
680750
I
I
8353590830463t
8294530
8341220
8312/30
8352410
8317210
8305400
83453008304600
8324290
8352410
8360040
8318/80
82999508354680
8324640
8312690
8333650
8334790
8303850
8308880
8333930
!
.
.
I
I,
,
Species 1997
I
Whiteochloa capillipesWhiteochloa capi!lipesWrightia salignaWrightia salignaWrightia salignaWrightia salignaWrightia salignaWrightia sailgnaWrightia sailgnaWrightia salignaXanthium spinosum*Xanthium spinosum*Xanthostemon paradoxusXerochloa jinberbisXerochloa jinberbis
Xerochloa Ianiflora
Xyris coinplanataXyris indicaXyris indicaXyris indicaXyris indicaYakirra majuscalaYakirra majuscalaZanthoxylum parviflorumZornia areolata
Zornia prostrata
*
^
,
.
Poaceae
Poaceae
ApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeApocynaceaeAsteraceae
Asteraceae
MynaceaePoaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
XyridaceaeXyridaceaeXyridaceaeXyridaceaeXyridaceaePoaceae
Poaceae
Rutaceae
Fabaceae
Fabaceae
,
23
22
100
129
103
23
89
69
69
31
2184
68155
5
86
9
9
98
I I 2
61
62
It 3
54
69
659630
659430
703040
619350
706680
659630
602410
586980
586980
643480
656900
656440654270
591780
8290940
8290940
8318590
8352410
8322000
8290940
8354680
8342020
8342020
8305350
8272750
82728208325580
8321040
.
I
651890
609860
653330
653330
678480
614520
621440
621550
614620
655510
586980
I
8282030
8339700
8294530
8294530
8301930
8316370
8312480
8312/30
8316/40
8298810
8342020
.
.
,
.
,
.
Appendix 8
Impact Ranking on Vegetation Units
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COMMERCIAL-IN-CONFIDENCE
Prepared for: Connell WagnerPrepared by: ERA Environmental Services Pty Ltd
SepV97Job NO XI32
Appendix 8 Ranking of impact of military activities on mapping units.
Habitat and mapping unit
Monsoon forest
I mixed S ecies I
Ri arian Forest, O en-Forest2 Ri arian - Me Ialeuca Ieucadendra I
3 Riparian - Eucalyptus microtheca, TerminaliaIat tera'
4 Riparian - Eucalyptus camauldulensis, E.microtheca I
Co inbialEucal to en-Forest, Woodland5 Eucalyptus miniata, E. tetrodonta over annual anderennia! rasses 1.2
6 Eucalyptus miniata (E. tetrodonta, C. bleeseri, Cdichromo hloia over hummock rasses 1-27 EUCal tustetrodontaover erennial rasses '8 Cor inbia bleeseri over hummock rasses 1-2
9 Gorymbia bleeseri(E. tetrodonta, E. miniata) overannual and hummock rasses 1.2
10 Eucalyptus tectifica over annual and perennialrasses
11 EUCal tus techfica over hummock rasses '
HEl
12 Eucalyptus phoenicea over hummock grassannual rasses 1.2
13 Eucalyptus phoenicea, C. dichromophloia overhummock rasses I
Hi h
Field
finn
14 Gorymbia Iatifoiia over annual and perennialrasses and sed es
Hi h
High
15 Cor inbia Iatifolia over hummock rasses I
Hi h
16Eucal tus ruinosaover erennial rasses
High
17 EUCal
Dismounted
Hi h
18Co inbia o1 car a+'
High
I 9 Eucalyptus alba, C. grandifolia over perennial
High
rasses
High
20 Eucalyptus microtheca (Excoecaria parvifolia) overerennial rasses
Hi h
tus tintinnans over hummock rasses 1-2
High
21 EUCal
Hi h
Medium
Marieouvre
22 EUCal
High
High
Hi h
High
High
High
.
LowoPEN FOREST, WOODLAND
Hi h
tus microtheca over
23 Me Iaieuca viridiflora over Eleocharis I
Medium
Medium
tus microtheca over bare round
24 Me!aleuca viridiflora over erennial
Hi h
Hi h
Medium
25 Me Ialecua minutifolia, M. sericeum over annualand erennial rasses3
Hi h
High
High
High
Medium
26 Excoecaria parvifolia (Terminalia volucris) overerennial rasses
Low
High
High
Low
27L si h
Hi h
Medium
28 TerminalIa canescens, Erythrophleumchiorostach s over annual rasses
Medium
High
High
Medium
erennial rasses
Medium
High
High
Low
CORYMBIAIEUCALYPTOPEN-WOODLAND
Medium
Ium cunnin hamiiover erennial rasses
.
Medium
29 Cor inbia Iatifolia over hummock rasses
Low
Medium
Medium
Hi h
30 Cor inbia Iatifolia over
Hi h
Medium
Medium
31 Eucalyptus papuana, C. polycarpa, E. bigaleritaover erennial rasses
Low
High
Low
Medium
Medium
32Eucal tusmicrothecaover erennial rasses
Low
Medium
rasses
33 Eucalyptus tentifica over annual and perennial
Hi h
Low
Medium
Low
Hi h
rasses
Medium
High
Low
Low
Low
High
Low
Hi h
Low
Medium
Prepared for: Connell WagnerPrepared by: ERA Environmental Services Pty Ltd.
Medium
Low
Medium
Low
erennial
High
Medium
Low
Medium
Medium
Hi h
rasses
Medium
Low
Medium
Medium
Hi h
Low
High
Medium
Medium
Medium
Medium
Hi h
Medium
Low
Medium
Medium
Medium
Low
Hi h
Low
Low
Low
COMMERCIAL-IN-CONFIDENCE
Medium
Hi h
Low
Low
Low
Hi h
Low
Low
High
Low
High
MediumLow
Low
Hi h
Low
High
Low
Low
Low
Medium
Low
Low
Medium
Low
Sept197Job NO XI32
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34 L si h 11um Gunnin hamiiover erennial rasses35 Terminalis bursarina over annual rasses36 Acacia validaover erennial rasses
37 MeIaleuca minutifolia, M. sericea over bare round38 Terminalia arostrata, T. volucris over perennial
rasses
39 Terminalia arsotrata, Eucalyptus species, overerennial rasses
40 Mixed over hummock rasses
.
SHRUBLAND
41 Acacia over hummock rasses 1-2
GRASSLAND
42 Chrysopogon fallax, Sehima nervosa, SorghumIumosum, Themeda triandra
43 Xeroch!oa jinberbis, Eleocharjs3
.
44 Sorghum stipiodeum, Eriachne species, Aristidas ecies
45 PIectrachne b noeji. 2
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46 Sed eland
Low
Low
Low
*
Medium
Low
Low
The ranking takes into account the conservation status of the vegetation and the resilience ofvegetation to disturbance from military exercises and associated activities. Important assumptions ofthe ranking are that:
areas are monitored and rested when appropriate so that vegetation can recover beforefurther disturbance;
exercises are conducted during the dry season. None of these areas are suitable for activityduring the wet season, except for bare sandstone areas. However, the problem of accesswould need to be addressed;
Low
Low
Low
Medium
Low
Low
Low
.
Low
Low
Hi h
Low
Low
Low
.
Low
Low
^
Low
Low
Hi h
Hi h
Low
Low
Low
Low
.
Hi h
Low
Hi h
Low
Low
Hi h
Low
fire control strategies have been effective Iy implemented
Low
Low
Low
Hi h
Low
Low
Low
Hi
Low
h
Medium
Low
Low
I
Hi h
Low
Hi h
Low
^
COMMERCIAL-IN-CONFIDENCE
Prepared for: ConnellWagnerPrepared by: ERA Environmental Services Pty Ltd
15/09/97Job NO XI32
.
LygodiumLygodiumLygodiumLygodiumLygodiumLygodiumLysianaLysianaLysianaLysianaMallotus
Malvastrum
Marsdenia
Marsdenia
Marsdenia
Marsdenia
Marsdenia
Marsdenia
Marsilea
MaytenusMaytenusMaytenusMe Ialeuca
Me Ialeuca
Me Ialeuca
Me Ialeuca
Me Ialeuca
Me Iaieuca
Me Ialeuca
Me Iaieuca
Me Ialeuca
Me Ialeuca
Me Ialeuca
Me Ialeuca
Me Ialeuca
Me Ialeuca
Me Ialeuca
Me Iaieuca
Me Iaieuca
Me Ialeuca
Melastoma
Melastoma
Me Ihania
Me Ihania
Me IicopeMe IicopeMelochia
Melochia
MemecylonMemecylonMemecylonMemecylonMemecylonMemecylonMemecylonMemecylonMerremia
Merremia
Merremia
.
microphyllummicrophyllummicrophyllummicrophyllummicrophyl!urnmicrophyllumspathulataspathulataspathulatasubfalcata
nesophilusamericanum
glandulifera (3r)hemipterahemipterahemipteraviridiflora
viridiflora
inutica
ferdinandi
ferdinandi
SCHIZAEACEAE
SCHIZAEACEAE
SCHIZAEACEAESCHIZAEACEAE
SCHIZAEACEAE
SCHIZAEACEAE
LORANTHACEAE
LORANTHACEAE
LORANTHACEAE
LORANTHACEAE
EUPHORBIACEAE
MALVACEAE
AsCLEPiADACEAEAscLEPiADACEAE
AsCLEPiADACEAE
AscLEPiADACEAE
AscLEPiADACEAE
AscLEPiADACEAE
MARSILEACEAE
CELASTRACEAE
CELASTRACEAE
CELASTRACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MELASTOMATACEAE
MELASTOMATACEAE
STERCULIACEAE
STERCULIACEAE
1205/994
1205/994
3031989
1205/994
1303/989
1505/994
1405/994
1305/994
1805/952
2408/987
9031989
1603/989
2031989
4031989
3031989
1303/989
2702/986
1103/989
1005/959
1101855
1505/994
1103/989
4031989
2002/994
9051995
2602/986
5101982
1605/994
1005/994
1205/994
1407/977
1407/977
1405/994
1205/994
1205/994
1605/994
2511/987
1605/994
1205/994
2511/987
2806/986
2408/987
1403/989
1305/994
1405/994
1603/989
1305/994
1407/977
1205/994
1405/994
9031989
1405/994
1605/994
2031989
2302/994
2031989
1205/994
1405/994
9051989
acacioides
acacioides
acacioides
argenteadealbata
Ieucadendra
Ieucadendra
Ieucadendra
Ieucadendra
Ieucadendra
minutifolia
minutifolia
nervosa
sericea
stenostachyaviridiflora
viridiflora
viridiflora
affine
affine
oblongifoliaoblongifoliaelleryanaelleryanaA55270
pyramidatapauciflorumpauciflorumpauciflorumpauciflorumpauciflorumpauciflorumpauciflorumpauciflorumquinataquinata
,
1445/2
143522
143400
14352i
144500
150440
144743
1441 00
144400
15/300
15/500
14/900
1441 00
142300
143400
144500
152800
15/400
153000
144100
1505/5
15/400
144900
144549
1506/8
152600
143100
150500
14/900
143521
152800
152800
150248
143521
143105
145510
144000
150659
143105
144000
150500
15/300
152800
143455
150300
142200
143851
152800
144503
144728
15/500
1449/9
150500
144000
144901
144300
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MENYANTHACEAE
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8051994
1202/99,
1205/994
1305/994
1005/994
1205/994
144743
1422/6
144926
14/900
14395i
150406
14/500
150000
1449/9
142000
142858
14/800
144100
1431 00
142000
144549
14/900
1506/8
142000
143105
1435/2
152600
14/900
144502
144100
142400
1505/5
1445/2
15/900
150800
150800
145400
150800
15/400
1505/5
1521 00
141 700
150800
144500
152100
143105
145500
1422/6
143521
150440
1505/5
150248
144900
144143
142130
142130
14/900
142000
142200
14/900
1445/2
144406
142000
143521
reynoldsiireynoldsiireynoldsiireynoldsiireynoldsiireynoldsiireynoldsiiaculeata *
velutina
velutina
velutina
rarum
1300/05
1304844
1295923
1305600
1294838
1302826
1300300
1300900
1295842
1301 100
1300607
13/0700
1305300
1300500
1301054
1295656
1300600
1294/30
1301 100
1300744
1301850
13/0600
1300600
1304800
1294400
1300300
1302845
1304759
130,100
1303400
1303400
1304100
1303500
1302300
1302845
13/0700
1301 000
1303400
1305000
1302900
1300744
1305500
1304844
1295952
1302830
1302845
1303036
1294600
13/0836
1304838
1304848
1305500
1301100
1304800
1305500
1304759
13/0644
1301100
1301848
,
longifoliumscrobiculatum
scrobiculatum
scrobiculatum
scrobiculatum
foetida *
brownii
00dicellatum *pedicellatum *
falcata
banksii
pubescenspubescensquadrilocularequadrilocularequadrilocularequadriloculare
Phaius
Pheidochloa
PhilydrumPhilydrumPhilydrumPhilydrumPhragmitesPhyllanthusPhyllanthusPhyllanthusPhyllanthusPhyllanthusPhyllanthusPhyllanthusPhyllanthusPhyllanthusPhyllanthusPhyllanthusPhyllanthusPhyllanthusPhyllanthusPhyllanthusPhysalisPiperPiperPiperPittosporumPityrodiaPityrodiaPityrodiaPityrodiaPityrodiaPityrodiaPIagiocarpusPIagiocarpusPIagiocarpusPIagiocarpusPIagiocarpusPIagiocarpusPlanchonellaPlanchonellaPiectrachne
Piectrachne
PIectrachnePledrachne
PIectrachne
PIectrachne
PIectrachnePiectrachnePleatrachne
PlumbagoPlumbagoPogostemonPolyalthiaPolyalthiaPolyalthiaPolyaulaxPolyaulaxPolycarpaea
terrestre
gracilisIanuginosumIanuginosumIanuginosumIanuginosumkarka
carpentariaegrandisepalusgrandisepalusgrandisepalusgrandisepalusgrandisepalusmaderaspatensismaderaspatensisminutiflorus
minutiflorus
minutiflorus
reticulatus
urinaria
ORCHIDACEAE
POACEAE
PHILYDRACEAE
PHILYDRACEAE
PHILYDRACEAE
PHILYDRACEAE
ROACEAE
EUPHORBIACEAE
EUPHORBIACEAEEUPHORBIACEAE
EUPHORBIACEAEEUPHORBIACEAE
EUPHORBIACEAE
EUPHORBIACEAEEUPHORBIACEAE
EUPHORBIACEAE
EUPHORBIACEAE
EUPHORBIACEAE
EUPHORBIACEAE
EUPHORBIACEAE
EUPHORBIACEAEEUPHORBIACEAE
SOLANACEAE
PIPERACEAE
PIPERACEAE
PIPERACEAE
PITTOSPORACEAE
VERBENACEAE
VERBENACEAE
VERBENACEAE
VERBENACEAE
VERBENACEAE
VERBENACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
SAPOTACEAESAPOTACEAEPOACEAE
ROACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAEPOACEAEPOACEAE
PLUMBAGINACEAEPLUMBAGINACEAELAMIACEAE
ANNONACEAE
ANNONACEAEANNONACEAEANNONACEAE
ANNONACEAECARYOPHYLLACEAE
1207/992
1405/994
1405/994
1405/994
1605/994
1605/994
1207/992
1005/994
1205/994
2202/994
1103/989
1303/989
2031989
2702/986
o
1405/994
1505/994
1605/994
1207/992
1405/994
2202/994
1505/994
1108/949
1207/992
4031989
1603/989
1205/994
2402/994
1405/994
1005/994
51897
2308/987
1405/994
1505/994
1205/994
1605/994
9051989
1005/994
1005/994
2308/987
1105/983
9031989
2308/987
1405/994
1202/99,
1102/991
1408/9491505/952
2704/995
2202/994
1603/9891303/989
1105/994
1108/983
203,989
2031989
1603/9892031989
8051994
minima
macropiper
I43100
1449/9
144728
144743
150124
150659
143200
142000
143522
144403
15/400
145500
144100
152800
145300
1449/9
150430
150659
143200
144100
144403
150440
152600
143200
142300
142200
1445/2
144901
144728
14/900
152500
15/600
144728
144703
142858
150500
15/600
142000
14/835
15/600
14/700
15/600
15/800
150400
14/900
14/700
153000
144800
14/800
144403
14/900
145300
142000
141700
144000
144300
142200
144100
142200
ferrugineumlaineSii
lanuginosalanuginosaternifolia
ternifolia
1303800
1295842
1300/04
1300/08
1305900
1302319
1303800
1301054
1295949
1294407
1302300
1300400
1294400
13/0800
1301700
1295842
1303218
1302319
1303800
1305400
1294407
1302830
1301900
1303800
1293500
1304800
1304759
1295840
1300/04
1300600
1300000
1294500
1300/04
1300031
1300607
I301000
1293500
1301 100
1304000
1294500
1301000
1293500
1294700
1303/30
1305600
1305700
1301600
13/0200
1305705
1294407
13/0100
1304100
1301100
130,000
1294500
1294500
1304500
1294400
1304800
axillaris
axillaris
axillaris
axillaris
axillaris
axillaris
am hemica
xerocarpa
bynoeibynoeipungenspungens
pungens
pungens
pungenspungenspungenszeylanica (3r)zeylanica (3r)stellatus
nitidissima
nitidissima
nitidissima
cylindrocarpacylindrocarpacorymbosa
,
I
::
: PolycarpaeaPolycarpaeaPolycarpaeaPolycarpaeaPolycarpaeaPolycarpaeaPolycarpaeaPolycarpaeaPolycarpaeaPolycarpaeaPolycarpaeaPolycarpaeaPolycarpaeaPolycarpaeaPolycarpaeaPolycarpaeaPolycarpaeaPolycarpaeaPolycarpaeaPolycarpaeaPolycarpaeaPolygalaPolygalaPolygalaPolygalaPolygalaPolygalaPolygalaPolygalaPolygalaPolygalaPolygalaPolygalaPortulaca
Portulaca
Potamogetonam hemicaPouteria
RouterIa am hemica
Pouteria sericea
Pouteria sericea
Pouteria sericea
Pouteria sericea
Pouteria sericea
zeylanicaPouzolzia
Pouzolzia zeylanicaPouzolzia zeylanicaPouzolzia zeylanicaPouzolzia zeylanicaPremna acuminata
herbaceaPremna
Pseuderanthemum variabile
Pseudopogonatherum contortumPseudopogonatherum contortumPseudopogonatherum contortumPseudopogonatherum contortumPseudopogonatherum contortumPseudopogonatherum irritans
nudumPsilotum
nudumPsilotum
GorymbosacorymbosacorymbosaGorymbosainvolucrata
involucrata
involucrata
involucrata
longifloralongifloralongifloralongifloralongifloralongifloralongifloralongifloralongifloralongifloralongiflorastaininodina (3R)violacea
015087
027554
eriocepha!aexsquarrosa
exsquarrosaIinarifolia
longifolialongifoliapycnocephalapycnocephalarhinanthoides
stenoclada
bicolor
bicolor
;
CARYOPHYLLACEAECARYOPHYLLACEAE
CARYOPHYLLACEAE
CARYOPHYLLACEAE
CARYOPHYLLACEAE
CARYOPHYLLACEAE
CARYOPHYLLACEAE
CARYOPHYLLACEAE
CARYOPHYLLACEAECARYOPHYLLACEAE
CARYOPHYLLACEAE
CARYOPHYLLACEAE
CARYOPHYLLACEAECARYOPHYLLACEAE
CARYOPHYLLACEAE
CARYOPHYLLACEAE
CARYOPHYLLACEAE
CARYOPHYLLACEAECARYOPHYLLACEAE
CARYOPHYLLACEAE
CARYOPHYLLACEAE
POLYGALACEAE
POLYGALACEAE
POLYGALACEAE
POLYGALACEAE
POLYGALACEAE
POLYGALACEAE
POLYGALACEAE
POLYGALACEAE
POLYGALACEAE
POLYGALACEAE
POLYGALACEAE
POLYGALACEAE
PORTULACACEAE
PORTULACACEAE
POTAMOGETONACEAE
SAPOTACEAE
SAPOTACEAE
SAPOTACEAE
SAPOTACEAE
SAPOTACEAE
SAPOTACEAE
SAPOTACEAE
VERBENACEAE
VERBENACEAE
VERBENACEAE
VERBENACEAE
VERBENACEAE
VERBENACEAE
VERBENACEAE
ACANTHACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
PSILOTACEAE
PSILOTACEAE
,
I
I
1305/994
1207/992
2704/995
2704/995
1305/994
1605/994
1305/994
2402/994
8051994
1305/994
1205/994
2303/958
1405/994
1403/963
1905/952
1905/952
1905/952
1905/952
2704/995
1305/994
1303/989
1405/994
8031989
1205/994
2002/994
1205/994
1305/994
2002/994
3031989
1305/994
1505/994
8031989
8031989
1405/994
1405/994
1405/994
1305/994
2202/994
1405/994
1405/994
1605/994
1205/994
2802/986
1603/989
8031989
1303/989
1103/989
2402/989
4031989
1305/994
1611/988
1405/994
1305/994
1205/994
1205/994
1505/994
1105/994
1205/994
1207/992
1441 43
143300
14/800
141800
144926
150500
143851
144901
142200
144406
144400
14/800
150406
144900
150000
145500
145500
150000
14/800
1441 00
145500
150406
150800
144400
144549
143521
144100
144549
143400
144100
150445
15/200
143800
150345
150406
144743
143851
144403
144728
144926
150500
144500
153000
14/900
150800
145400
150800
14/500
144900
144100
14/400
144728
144726
144406
143105
150410
142548
1445/2
143200
13/0836
1303800
1305705
1305705
1295923
1301 000
1301 055
1295840
1304800
13/0644
1304800
1305000
1302826
1305000
1305000
1304900
1304900
1304800
1305705
1305300
1300400
1302826
1303500
1304800
1295656
1301 848
1305300
1295656
1300200
1305300
1302825
1303400
1304400
1302823
1302826
1300/05
1301055
1294407
1300/04
1295923
1301000
1304800
13/0200
13/0100
1303500
1304100
1303400
1304100
1294600
1305300
1300600
1300/04
13/0205
13048i8
1300740
1302825
1302500
1304759
1303800
.
:
Psilotum
Psilotum
Psilotum
Psoralea
Psoralea
Psoralea
Pteridium
Pteridium
Pteris
Pterocaulon
Pterocaulon
Pterocaulon
Pterocaulon
Pterocaulon
Pterocaulon
Pterocaulon
Ptilotus
Ptilotus
Ptilotus
Ptilotus
PycnosporaPycnosporaPycnosporaRapaneaRapaneaRhynchosporaRhynchosporaRhynchosporaRhynchosporaRhynchosporaRhynchosporaRicinocarposRotala
Rotala
Rotala
Rotala
Rotala
Rotala
Rotala
Rotala
SacciolepisSacciolepisSacciolepisSacciolepisSacciolepisSacciolepisSalomonia
Salomonia
Santalum
Santalum
SantalumSarcostemma
Sarcostemma
Sarcostemma
SauropusSauropusSauropusSauropusSauropus
nudum
nudum
nudum
badocana
badocana
balsamica
revolutum
revolutum
PSILOTACEAE
PSILOTACEAE
PSILOTACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
DENNSTAEDTIACEAE
DENNSTAEDTIACEAE
PTERIDACEAE
ASTERACEAE
ASTERACEAE
ASTERACEAE
ASTERACEAE
ASTERACEAE
ASTERACEAE
ASTERACEAE
AMARANTHACEAE
AMARANTHACEAE
AMARANTHACEAE
AMARANTHACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
MYRSNACEAE
MYRSNACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
EUPHORBIACEAE
LYRTHRACEAE
LYRTHRACEAE
LYRTHRACEAE
LYRTHRACEAE
LYRTHRACEAE
LYRTHRACEAE
LYRTHRACEAE
LYRTHRACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POLYGALACEAE
POLYGALACEAE
SANTALACEAE
SANTALACEAE
SANTALACEAE
AsCLEPIDADACEAE
AsCLEPiDADACEAE
AscLEPiDADACEAEEUPHORBIACEAEEUPHORBIACEAE
EUPHORBIACEAE
EUPHORBIACEAE
EUPHORBIACEAE
globuliflorusglobuliflorusserrulatum
serrulatum
sphacelatumverbascifolium
calostachyuscorymbosuscorymbosusspicatuslutescens
lutescens
lutescens
benthamiana
benthamiana
exserta
exserta
heterochaeta
heterochaeta
heterochaeta
submarginata
1205/994
1303/989
1303/989
8051994
9051994
1303/989
9051994
2402/989
1205/994
2602/986
1405/994
1005/994
1002/99j
1407/977
9051994
1205/994
2506/970
8031989
1405/994
8031989
1305/994
1305/994
1005/994
1108/983
2031989
1205/994
1005/994
1405/994
1205/994
1205/994
1105/994
1005/994
1405/994
1405/994
8051994
1405/994
1603/989
4031989
1205/994
9051994
1305/994
1005/994
1405/994
1205/994
1105/994
1605/994
1605/994
3031989
1207/992
4031989
3031989
1405/994
1403/989
1303/989
1305/994
1605/994
2002/994
2402/989
9031989
144502
145800
144500
142200
1422/3
144700
14/833
14/500
1445/2
152600
150300
142130
143500
152500
1422/3
1445/2
144800
15/100
150406
144900
144100
1435/2
14/835
14/700
144100
142858
14/900
1449/9
144400
143105
142548
14/900
144743
144929
142200
150248
142200
142300
144502
1422/6
144100
142224
150406
143521
142000
150124
150124
143100
143300
144900
143400
144728
152800
145400144926
150500
144549
14/500
15/900
1304800
1300700
1305000
1304800
1304847
1304400
1304001
1304100
1304759
13/0600
1303100
1300838
1304000
1301800
1304847
1304759
13,0200
1305000
1302826
1305000
1305300
1301 850
1304000
1301000
1294400
1300607
1300600
1295842
1304800
1300744
1302500
1300600
1300/05
1295842
1304800
1303036
1304800
1293500
1304800
1304844
1305300
1302048
1302826
1295952
1301 100
1305900
1305900
1300500
1303900
1294600
1300900
1300/04
1304900
1304100
1295923
1301000
1295656
1304100
1295500
diandra
diandra
meXICana
meXICana
meXIcana
meXIcana
occultiflora
indica
indica
indica
indica
myOSuroidesmyOSuroideSciliata
ciliata
lanceolatum
lanceolatum
lanceolatum
viminale
viminale
viminale
elachophyllustrachyspermustrachyspermus
I
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I
,
,
,
.
SauropusSauropusScaevolaScaevolaScaevolaScaevola
SchizachyriumSchizachyriumSchizachyriumSchizachyriumSchizachyriumSchizachyriumSchoenoplectusSchoenoplectusSchoenoplectusSchoenoplectusScleria
Scleria
ScleriaScleria
Scleria
Scleria
Scleria
Scleria
Scleria
Scleria
Scleria
ScleriaScleriaScleriaScleria
ScleriaScleria
ScleriaScleria
SGIeria
ScleriaScleria
Scleria
ScleriaScleriaScleriaScleriaScleriaScleriaScleriaScleria
ScleriaScleria
Scleria
ScleriaScleriaScleriaScleriaScleriaScleria
SGIeriaScleria
Scleria
,
.
browniana
browniana
revoluta
taccada
fragilefragilefragilefragilefragilepachyarthronlateriflorusinucronatus
inucronatus
.
EUPHORBIACEAEEUPHORBIACEAEGOODENIACEAEGOODENIACEAEGOODENIACEAEGOODENIACEAEPOACEAEPOACEAEROACEAEPOACEAEPOACEAEPOACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAE
,
annularisannularis
brownii
brownii
brownii
brownii
brownii
caricina
ciliaris
ciliaris
ciliaris
ciliaris
laxa
Ievis
Ievis
lingulatalingulatalingulatalingulatalingulatalingulatalingulatalingulatalingulatanovae-hollandiaenovae-hollandiaenovae-hollandiae
poaeformispolycarpapygmaeapygmaeapygmaeapygmaeapygmaearugosa
rugosarugosasphacelatasphacelatasphacelatasphacelatasphacelata
90319892308/9871303/9892602/9861405/994
2405/9581505/994
2105/9521905/9522704/995
1305/9942105/9521105/994
1303/9891905/994
1405/9942402/989
40319891605/994
1205/9941603/9891403/989
1303/9891205/994
303198930319892502/98930319891205/994
1405/99430319892031989303198930319891205/994
1611/988303198930319892402/98930319891205/9941305/9941605/9941205/99440319891305/9941605/9941405/9941405/9941205/9941605/9941405/994
1105/994
1205/9941105/9942402/9891205/994
1005/9941405/994
152700
15/300
144700
152500
144724
152200
144707
145800
14520014/800
1435/2
145500
142548
145800
150345
144743
14/500
144900
145510
144500
141900
152800
144500
144500
143400
143100
14/500
143400
142858
150248
143400
144000142600
143400
143521
14/400
143400
142400
14/500
143400142858144100150659143105142300
144726
150124
15024815040614352i
150124150248142000
143522142000
14/50014352i
14/835
144728
13000001294000130440013/09001300/041305000
1300045
1295200
13059001305705
130185013/1000
130250013007001302823
1300/05
1304100
1294900
13/0223
130480013/0100
1304900
1305000
1304800
1302000
13005001301 800
13020001300607
1303036
13020001294500
130020013009001295952
1300600
13002001300300130410013020001300607130530013023191300744129350013/02051305900130303613028261295952130590013030361301100129594913011001304100129595213040001300/04
Scleria
Scleria
Scleria
Sebastiania
Sebastiania
Sebastiania
SeiaginellaSenna
Senna
Senna
Senna
Senna
Sesbania
SetariaSetaria
Setaria
Setaria
Setaria
Setaria
Setaria
Setaria
Sida
Sida
SinilaxSinilaxSolanum
Solanum
SolanumSolanum
SolanumSolanum
Solanum
Solenostemon
Solenostemon
Solenostemon
Solenostemon
Solenostemon
Solenostemon
Solenostemon
SorghumSorghumSorghumSorghumSowerbaea
SpermacoceSpermacoceSpermacoceSpermacoceSpermacoceSpermacoceSpermacoceSpermacoceSpermacoceSpermacoceSpermacoceSpermacoceSpermacoceSpermacoceSphenoclea
chainaeleachainaeleachainaeleaciliaris
cladophyllacladophyllao1igocladao1igoclada
CYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAEEUPHORBIACEAEEUPHORBIACEAEEUPHORBIACEAESELAGINELLACEAECAESALPINIACEAECAESALPINIACEAECAESALPINIACEAECAESALPINIACEAECAESALPINIACEAEFABACEAEPOACEAEPOACEAEPOACEAEPOACEAEROACEAEROACEAEPOACEAEPOACEAEMALVACEAEMALVACEAESMILACACEAESMILACACEAESOLANACEAESOLANACEAESOLANACEAESOLANACEAESOLANACEAESOLANACEAESOLANACEAELAMIACEAELAMIACEAELAMIACEAELAMIACEAELAMIACEAELAMIACEAELAMIACEAEPOACEAEPOACEAEPOACEAEROACEAELILIACEAERUBIACEAERUBIACEAERUBIACEAERUBIACEAERUBIACEAERUBIACEAERUBIACEAERUBIACEAERUBIACEAERUBIACEAERUBIACEAERUBIACEAERUBIACEAERUBIACEAESPHENOCLEACEAE
carinabina
apiculataapiculataapiculataapiculataoplismenoidesoplismenoidesoplismenoidesoplismenoidesacuta
fibulifera
australisaustralisechinatum
echinatum
echinatumIucani
Iucani
1305/9942402/9891005/994
1005/994
1405/994
9051994
1105/994
2031989
2202/994
1305/9941605/9941405/994
1908/9491205/9941905/9521505/9941305/9941303/9892402/9892031989303198990519941605/9941105/9941205/9941305/994
1405/994
1002/99j1407/977
1407/977
1405/994
1405/9941303/9892402/98930319891405/994
905199430319891303/9891108/9491207/9941305/9941305/9941105/99430319891103/989203198930319891305/9941205/9941305/9941205/9941205/994803198980319891202/99,80319892002/9941004/990
144726
14/500
14/835
14/900
150406
1422/3
142000
144300
143951
143851
150500
144728
152100
144406
144600
150400
1435/2
145800
14/500
1441 00
1424001422/3
150500142000144406
143851
1449/9
143500152300152300144728
144728
145800
14/500
143400
150406
14/833
143400
144500
152600143105
144100
143455
142000
143400
150800144100
1426001444061445/2144406143522
14440615270015270014/900144900144549142700
13/0205
1304100
1304000
1300600
1302826
1304847
1301054
1294500
1294838
1301055
1301000
1300/04
1301 700
1304818
13/0100
1310000
1301850
1300700
1304100
1294400
130030013048471301000130110013048i8
1301055
1295842
13040001301700
130,700
1300/041300/04130070013041001302000
1302826
130400t
1300900
1305000
13013001300744
13053001301835
1301100130200013034001294400130020013/0644130475913/064412959491304818130260013026001305600130500012956561294900
scutellarioidesscutellarioidesscutellarioidesscutellarioidesscutellarioidesscutellarioidesscutellarioidesmatarankense
plumosumstipoideumstipoideumalliacea
auriculataauriculata
brachystemaexserta
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I SporobolusStackhousiaStackhousiaStackhousia
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StemodiaSternodiaSternodia
' SternodiaStemodiaSternodia
I SternodiaStenocarpusStenocarpusStenocarpusStenocarpusStenocarpus
I StenocarpusStenocarpusSterculia
StrychnosStrychnosStrychnosStrychnosStrychnosStrychnosStylidium
I StylidiumStylidiumStylidiumStylidiumStylidiumStylidiumStylidiumStylidiumStylidiumStylidium
; StylidiumStylidiumStylidiumStylidium
I StylidiumStylidiumStylidiumStylidiumStylidiumStylidiumStylidiumSyzygiumSyzygiumSyzygiumSyzygiumSyzygium
virginicusintermediaintermediaintermediaintermediaintermediaintermediaintermediaintermedia
IeptocaulisIeptocaulisIythrifoliaIythrifoliaIythrifoliaIythrifoliaIythrifoliaIythrifolia
POACEAESTACKHOUSIACEAESTACKHOUSIACEAESTACKHOUSIACEAESTACKHOUSIACEAESTACKHOUSIACEAESTACKHOUSIACEAESTACKHOUSIACEAESTACKHOUSIACEAEACANTHACEAEACANTHACEAESCROPHULARIACEAESCROPHULARIACEAESCROPHULARIACEAESCROPHULARIACEAESCROPHULARIACEAESCROPHULARIACEAESCROPHULARIACEAEPROTEACEAEPROTEACEAEPROTEACEAEPROTEACEAEPROTEACEAEPROTEACEAEPROTEACEAESTERCULIACEAELOGANIACEAELOGANIACEAELOGANIACEAELOGANIACEAELOGANIACEAELOGANIACEAESTYLIDIACEAESTYLIDIACEAESTYLIDIACEAESTYLIDIACEAESTYLIDIACEAESTYLIDIACEAESTYLIDIACEAESTYLIDIACEAESTYLIDIACEAESTYLIDIACEAESTYLID!ACEAESTYLIDIACEAESTYLIDIACEAESTYLIDIACEAESTYLIDIACEAESTYLIDIACEAESTYLIDIACEAESTYLIDIACEAESTYLIDIACEAESTYLIDIACEAESTYLIDIACEAESTYLIDIACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAE
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acacioidescunning hamiicunning hamiicunning hamiicunning hamiicunning hamii
1436t 4
144926
14/500
144400143100
150800
15040614/800
153000142200
144100
142200
144726
14/900
143951
14/833
1435t 2
1505/5
142000
144728
15/90015/500
144000
144901
144100143400144728
144510150300
145500143455
1505/5
143400
14/83314/835
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144400
150124
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1445/2
144743
150248144000144901
1505/5
142224
144100143100
142858
142858144400143400144300152800
15/3001427001449/9142000
holtzei
lucidalucidalucida
lucidalucidalucida
ceratophorumceratophorumdunlopianumfissilobium
IeptorrhizumIeptorrhizumlobuliflorumlobuliflorummuscicolamuscicolamuscicolamuscicolamuscicolamuscicola
pachyrhizumpachyrhizumpachyrhizumschizanthumschizanthumschizanthumschizanthum
12948041295923
13041001304800130050013035001302826130570513/080013048001305300130480013/0205
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1304001
13018501302845
1301 100
1300/04
13011001300100
1294500
1295840
1294400
1300900
1300/04
13047591303100130470013018351302845
130090013040011304000
1295430130475913048001305900130282313047591300/05
130303612945001295840130284513020481305300130050013006071300607130480013009001294500I3107001293900130550012958421301100
angophoroidesangophoroideseucalyptoideseucalyptoideseucalyptoides
Tabernaemontana
Tabernaemontana
Tacca
Tacca
Tacca
Tacca
Taenitis
Taenitis
Tarenna
TephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTephrosiaTerminalia
Terminalia
Terminalia
Terminalia
Terminalia
Terminalia
Terminalia
Terminalia
Terminalia
Terminalia
orientalis
orientalis
IeontopetaloidesIeontopetaloidesmaculata (3kC)maculata (3kC)blechnoides
blechnoides
dallachiana
brachyodoncoriacea
coriacea
coriacea
eriocarpa
juncea
IeptocladaIeptocladaIeptocladamacrocarpa
macrocarpa
macrocarpa
nematophyllanematophyllaoblongataphaeospermaphaeospermaphaeospermaphaeospermapolyzygareinotiflora
reinotiflora
reinotiflora
reinotiflora
reinotiflora
reticulata
rosea
APOCYNACEAE
APOCYNACEAE
TAGCACEAE
TACCACEAE
TAGCACEAE
TACCACEAE
HEMIONITIDACEAE
HEMIONITIDACEAE
RUBIACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAEFABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
COMBRETACEAECOMBRETACEAECOMBRETACEAECOMBRETACEAECOMBRETACEAECOMBRETACEAECOMBRETACEAECOMBRETACEAECOMBRETACEAECOMBRETACEAE
1605/994
2202/994
1105/994
2002/994
1103/989
1405/994
2031989
2031989
1102/991
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1303/989
2602/986
1505/994
10/1856
1805/994
1905/97i
2002/994
1403/963
1405/994
1305/994
2704/995
2202/994
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9051994
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1205/994
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1102/991
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1305/994
1004/990
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143951
142000
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144000
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14/700
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150420
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142900
144743
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144403
143521
1422/6
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143951
15/400
144100
150430
1422/6
1422/6
144000
145300
1505/5
150430
1449/9
152900
150345
152800
152600
144100
150500
144300
15/600
14/700
144403
150420
150420
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143000
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14/700
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142600
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1294838
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13/0900
1302824
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1301055
1300900
1295656
1305000
1300/08
1295923
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1294400
1303218
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1302845
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1301 000
1302823
13/0800
13/0600
1305300
1301000
1294500
1293500
1305600
1294407
1302824
1302824
1300000
1300700
1305300
1295000
1305700
1301848
1300700
1304800
1300/04
13/0644
1295100
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Terminalia
Terminalia
Terminalia
TerminalIa
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TerminaliaTerminalia
TerminaliaThaumastochloaThaumastochloaThaumastochloaThecanthes
Thecanthes
Thecanthes
ThecanthesThecanthes
Themeda
Themeda
Themeda
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ThespesiaThysanotusTimonius
Timonius
Timonius
TinosporaTrachymeneTrachymeneTrema
Trema
Trema
Trianthema
Trianthema
TribulopisTrichodesma
TrichosanthesTrichosanthesTrichosanthesTrichosanthesTrichosanthesTrichosanthesTrichosanthesTrichosanthesTrichosanthes
ferdinandianaferdinandiana
ferdinandiana
ferdinandiana
ferdinandiana
grandifloragrandifloragrandifloralatipeslatipeslatipeslatipeslatipeslatipeslatipeslatipesmicrocarpa
platypterapterocaryapterocaryapterocaryavolucris
volucris
major
major
maiorconcreta
punicea
sanguinea
sanguinea
sanguinea
arguenstriandra
triandra
.
COMBRETACEAECOMBRETACEAECOMBRETACEAECOMBRETACEAECOMBRETACEAECOMBRETACEAECOMBRETACEAECOMBRETACEAECOMBRETACEAECOMBRETACEAECOMBRETACEAECOMBRETACEAECOMBRETACEAECOMBRETACEAECOMBRETACEAECOMBRETACEAECOMBRETACEAECOMBRETACEAECOMBRETACEAECOMBRETACEAECOMBRETACEAECOMBRETACEAECOMBRETACEAEPOACEAEPOACEAE
ROACEAETHYMELAEACEAETHYMELAEACEAETHYMELAEACEAETHYMELAEACEAETHYMELAEACEAEPOACEAE
ROACEAEPOACEAEPOACEAE
MALVACEAE
MALVACEAE
RUBIACEAE
RUBIACEAERUBIACEAEMENISPERMACEAEAPIACEAEAPIACEAEULMACEAEULMACEAEULMACEAEA1ZOACEAEA1ZOACEAEZYGOPHYLLACEAEBORAGINACEAECUCURBITACEAECUCURBITACEAECUCURBITACEAECUCURBITACEAECUCURBITACEAECUCURBITACEAECUCURBITACEAECUCURBITACEAECUCURBITACEAE
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1205/9941105/994
1305/994
1202/99,
9051994
1405/994
1805/952
1505/994
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1205/994
2402/989
1005/994
2202/994
1207/994
1405/994
2105/952
1/10/982
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1305/994
1605/994
2511/9871305/994
80319891405/994
1603/989I102199j
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1405/994
1505/9941305/9941305/994
2102/994
1405/994
9051995
1405/994
1205/994
1505/994
1305/9941407/977
1205/994
1505/9941405/99430319892408/987
80319892704/9952002/9941205/9941603/98990319891103/98940319892031989
1103/9892402/98930319891303/989
,
143522
142000
144100
14/900
1422/3
150248
145300
150445
142200
144500
14/500
142000
143951
143105
150345
144400
143100
142222
14/900
14/900
1435/2
145510
144000
144100
150800150345
14/900
141 700
143800
150345
150400
144100
144100
144549
144743
1506/8
150345
144406
1505/5
1435/2
152500
143522
150420
15030014310015/300
15/10014/800
144549144406
14/90015/500150800144900144100
15/40014/500
143400
145400
12959491301100
1305300
1305500
1304847
1303036
13/0700
1302825
1304800
1304800
1304100
1301100
1294838
1300744
1302823
13/0700
1310000
1304838
1305500
1305600
1301850
13/0223
1304500
130530013035001302823
13/0100
1305700
1304400
1302823131000013053001305300
1295656
1300/05
1294/30
1302823
1304818
1302845
130185013018001295949
1302824130310013005001293900130500013057051295656130481813,01001300100130340012946001294400
13023001304iOO13009001304100
populneoideschinensis
tjmOn
timon
timOn
sinilacina
tomentosa
tomentosa
tomentosa
rhynchocalyptrarhynchocalyptraangustifoliazeylanicumcucumerina
cucumerina
cucumerina
cucumerina
cucumerina
cucumerina
cucumerina
cucumerina
holtzei
TricostulariaTricostulariaTricostularia
TriglochinTriglochinTriglochinTriodia
Triodia
Triodia
Triodia
Triodia
Triodia
Triodia
Triumfetta
Triumfetta
Triumfetta
Triumfetta
Triumfetta
Triumfetta
Triumfetta
Triumfetta
Triumfetta
Triumfetta
Triumfetta
Triumfetta
TriumfettaTurraea
Turraea
Turraea
Turraea
TylophoraTylophoraTylophoraTylophoraTylophoraTylophoraTylophoraTylophoraTylophoraTylophoraTylophoraTylophoraTylophoraTyphaUrariaUraria
Uraria
Urena
UtriculariaUtriculariaUtriculariaUtriculariaUtriculariaUtriculariaUtriculariaUtriculariaUtriculariaUtriculariaUtricularia
undulata
undulata
undulata
dubium
dubium
dubium
microstachyamicrostachyamicrostachyamicrostachyamicrostachyamicrostachyastenostachyaalbida
denticulata
denticulata
parvifloraparvifloraparviflorapentandraplumigera
CYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAEJUNCAGINACEAEJUNCAGINACEAEJUNCAGINACEAEPOACEAE
POACEAEPOACEAEPOACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAEPOACEAE
AscLEPiADACEAEAsCLEPiADACEAEAscLEPiADACEAEAscLEPiADACEAEAscLEPiADACEAEAscLEPiADACEAEAscLEPiADACEAEAscLEPiADACEAEAscLEPiADACEAEAscLEPiADACEAEAscLEPiADACEAEAscLEPiADACEAEAscLEPiADACEAEMELIACEAE
MELIACEAEMELIACEAEMELIACEAEAsCLEPiADACEAEAscLEPiADACEAEAscLEPiADACEAEAscLEPiADACEAEAscLEPiADACEAEAscLEPiADACEAEAscLEPiADACEAEAscLEPiADACEAEAscLEPiADACEAEAscLEPiADACEAEASOLEPIADACEAEAscLEPiADACEAEAscLEPiADACEAETYPHACEAEFABACEAEFABACEAEFABACEAEFABACEAELENTIBULARIACEAELENTIBULARIACEAELENTIBULARIACEAELENTIBULARIACEAELENTIBULARIACEAELENTIBULARIACEAELENTIBULARIACEAELENTIBULARIACEAELENTIBULARIACEAELENTIBULARIACEAELENTIBULARIACEAE
1205/9941005/994
2202/994
1405/994
2031989
2402/989
1105/994
1303/98980319892704/995
1505/994
1305/994
1205/994
1207/994
1505/994
2031989
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1605/9941305/99490519941305/9941405/9941305/9941303/989
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90319891505/9941103/989
90319891603/9891303/9891103/9899031989
1605/994
1405/994
1303/9891103/9891103/9891303/9891305/99490319891004/9901305/994
2002/994
1505/994
50419671205/9941405/994
1005/9941405/9941405/99490519941205/994
905199420319892402/9941205/994
143522
142224
143951
144926
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14/500
142000
144700
15080014/800
150420
143455
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1422/3
144100
150300144100
145800
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144100
15/500
15/900
150430
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15/500
14/900
145400
15/400
15/500150500
150300
144700
15080015/400144500
143455
15/900
142700144100
144549
150420
14/800
144400
15040614,833
144728
150406
14/833
143521
14/833
144300
143930142858
pubesGenspubescenspubescenspubescenscinerascens
cinerascens
cinerascens
cinerascens
flexuosa
flexuosa
flexuosa
flexuosa
flexuosa
flexuosa
flexuosa
flexuosa
1295949
1302048
1294838
1295923
1294500
1304100
1301100
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1301000
1301 055
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1305300
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1305300
1300700
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1294400
1300100
1301 100
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1300100
13/01001304100
13023001300100
1301000
1303100
1304400
1303400130230013050001301835
1301t 001294900130530012956561302824
13/07001304800130282613040011300/041302826130400112959521304001129450012954301300607
^
domingensislagopodioideslagopodioideslagopodioideslobata
caerulea
caerulea
caerulea
chrysanthachrysanthachrysanthacircumvolutacircumvoluta
dunlopiihamiltonii(3RC)Ieptoplectra
.
Utricularia
Utricularia
Utricularia
Utricularia
Utricularia
Utricularia
Utricularia
Utricularia
Utricularia
Utricularia
Utricularia
Utricularia
Vavaea
Ventcordia
Veincordia
Ventcordia
Verticordia
Vetiveria
Vetiveria
VignaVignaVignaVignaVignaVitex
Waitheria
Waltheria
Waltheria
Waltheria
Waltheria
Wedelia
Whiteochloa
Whiteochloa
Whiteochloa
WrightiaWrightiaXanthostemon
Xanthostemon
Xanthostemon
Xanthostemon
Xanthostemon
Xanthostemon
Xanthostemon
Xanthostemon
XenostegiaXenostegiaXenostegiaXenostegiaXerochloa
Xerochloa
XyrisXyrisXyrisXyrisXyrisXyrisXyrisXyrisXyris
I
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IeptoplectraIimosa
inuelleri
odorata
odorata
odorata
uliginosauliginosauliginosa
LENTIBULARIACEAE
LENTIBULARIACEAE
LENTIBULARIACEAE
LENTIBULARIACEAE
LENTIBULARIACEAE
LENTIBULARIACEAE
LENTIBULARIACEAE
LENTIBULARIACEAE
LENTIBULARIACEAE
LENTIBULARIACEAE
LENTIBULARIACEAE
LENTIBULARIACEAE
MELIACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
STERCULIACEAE
STERCULIACEAE
STERCULIACEAE
STERCULIACEAE
STERCULIACEAE
ASTERACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
APOCYNACEAE
APOCYNACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
CONVOLVULACEAE
CONVOLVULACEAE
CONVOLVULACEAE
CONVOLVULACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
XYRIDACEAE
XYRIDACEAE
XYRIDACEAE
XYRIDACEAE
XYRIDACEAE
XYRIDACEAE
XYRIDACEAE
XYRIDACEAE
XYRIDACEAE
australiana
cunning hamiicunning hamiicunning hamiiverticillata
pauciflorapaucifloralanceolata
lanceolata
lanceolata
lanceolata
vexillata
acuminata
indica
indica
indica
indica
indica
1205/994
1405/994
1205/994
1605/994
3031989
3031989
1605/994
1105/994
2402/989
1205/994
1205/994
1303/989
1303/989
4101989
1202/99,
2702/986
1510/982
2602/986
1605/994
1205/994
1505/994
1205/994
1505/994
1405/994
4031989
1305/994
1905/952
1405/994
1905/952
1405/994
8031989
8031989
2602/986
1205/994
1202/99j
1505/994
1005/994
1305/994
1405/994
1205/994
1405/994
1005/994
2031989
1505/994
1305/994
1605/994
1205/994
1305/994
1805/952
2306/988
1405/994
1305/994
2202/994
1605/994
1405/994
9051994
1205/994
1405/994
9051994
143105
144926
143105
150124
143400
142600
1501 24
142000
14/500
1443/2
1443/2
145500
144500
14/800
14/900
153000
142800
152600
150659
142858
150445
14352i
150400
150248
144900
144100
150700
150406
150700
1435/2
144900
152700
152500
144406
14/900
150430
14/835
143455
144728
143851
150400
14/900
144300
150420
144358
150124
144406
1435/2
144800
143000
144728
144100
143951
150659
150345
14/833
143105
1449/9
14/833
^
1300740129592313007401305900
1300900
1300200
1305900
1301 100
1304100
1304759
1304759
1300400
1305000
1305700
1305600
13/0800
1310000
13/0600
1302319
1300607
1302825
1295952
1303/30
1303036
1294600
1305300
1304200
1302826
13/0800
1301850
1305000
1302600
13/0900
13048i8
1305500
1303218
1304000
1301835
1300/04
1301 055
1303/30
1300600
1294500
1302824
13/0615
1305900
13048i8
1301850
13/0200
1293700
1300/04
1305300
1294838
1302319
1302823
1304001
1300740
1295842
1304001
capillipescapillipessemitonsa
salignasalignaeucalyptoideseucalyptoidesparadoxusparadoxusparadoxusparadoxusparadoxusparadoxustridentata
tridentata
tridentata
tridentata
barbata
jinberbjs
coinplanatacoinplanatacoinplanatacoinplanatacoinplanatacoinplanatacoinplanataindica
indica
XyrisXyrisXyrisXyrisYakirra
Yakirra
Yakirra
Yakirra
Yakirra
ZanthoxylumZiziphusZiziphusZornia
Zornia
pauciflora
majusculamajusculamajusculamajusculapaucifloraparviflorumquadrilocularisquadrilocularischaetophorain uriculata
XYRIDACEAEXYRIDACEAEXYRIDACEAEXYRIDACEAEPOACEAEROACEAEPOACEAEROACEAEROACEAERUTACEAERHAMNACEAERHAMNACEAEFABACEAEFABACEAE
,
1405/9941405/994
1105/9944051994
8031989I605199480319891405/994
8051994
1303/9891103/989
1103/989
2101988
1605/994
1449/9
144728
142500
142000
15/200150659150800150345
142200
144500
150800
15/400
142400
150500
1295842
1300/04
13025001301054
1303400
13023i9
1305500
1302823
1304800
1305000
1303400
1302300
1295000
1301000
o
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I
.
.
.
I
^
Appendix 4 Species listfrom locations bounded by the co-ordinates 14 14 ' 129 35 'to 15 30' 131 10'Conservation status is rioted. * indicates an introduced species.These species were recorded prior to the 1997 survey.
GENUS
,
Abelmoschus
Abutilon
Abutilon
Abutilon
Abutilon
Abutilon
Abutilon
Abutilon
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
.
SPECIES NAME
manihot
andrewsianum
andrewsianum
andrewsianum
andrewsianum
andrewsianum
cunning hamiiIndicum
alieniana
alieniana
aulacocarpaaulacocarpaaulacocarpaaulacocarpacalcigeracataractae
conjunctifoliaconjunctifoliadimcilis
difficilis
dimcilis
dimcilis
difficilis
dimidiata
dimidiata
froggattiifroggattiifroggattiifroggattiifroggattii90noclada90nOCladahammondii
hemignostahemignostahemignostahemsleyiholosericea
holosericea
holosericea
holosericea
humifusa
humifusa
kelleri(3r)kelleri (3r)latescens
latescens
Iatifolia
IeptophlebaIycopodiifolia
FAMILY
*CHARACEAE
*CONVOLVULACEAE*FABACEAE
MALVACEAE
MALVACEAE
MALVACEAE
MALVACEAE
MALVACEAE
MALVACEAE
MALVACEAE
MALVACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAEMIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAEMIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAEMIMOSACEAEMIMOSACEAEMIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAEMIMOSACEAEMIMOSACEAEMIMOSACEAEMIMOSACEAEMIMOSACEAEMIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
,
COLLECTION LATITUDE LONGITUDE
DATE
1505/994
9081983
2602/986
4031989
9031989
1405/994
9051994
1403/989
1103t 989
1305/994
1603/989
1005/994
2402/994
1105/994
1505/994
1005/994
1505/994
9051994
1605/994
1403/989
2402/994
1605/994
1205/994
1105/994
1305/994
1305/994
1505/994
1207/994
2602/986
9031989
2402/994
1403/989
2208/987
2108/949
2105/952
1605/994
1407/977
1407/977
1908/949
1205/994
4101989
1605/994
2105/952
1505/994
2031989
2704/995
2308/987
2308/987
4101989
1202/991
1405/994
1303/989
8031989
I
150400
14/700
152500
142300
15/900
150300
1422/3
152800
15/400
143455
14/900
14/900
14490t
142000
150430
14/835
1505/5
1422/3
150500
152600
14490i
1501 24
143522
142000
144100
143455
142858
143521
152600
15/800
144901
152800
152300
145500
145700
150124
152500
152500
152600
144500
142700
150500
145600
1505/5
144000
14/800
15/600
15/600
14/800
14/900
144926
144700
150800
1310000
1300300
13/0900
1293500
1301100
1300000
1304847
1304900
1302300
1301835
13/0100
1300600
1295840
1301100
1303218
1304000
1302845
1304847
1301000
13/0600
1295840
1305900
1295949
1301000
1305300
1301835
1300607
1295952
13/0600
1294000
1295840
1304900
1293700
1304900
1304900
1305900
1301800
1301800
1301800
1304800
1305500
1301000
1304800
1302845
1294500
1305705
1294500
1294500
1305700
1305500
1295923
1304400
1303500.
,
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
Acacia
AChyranthesActinostachysActinostachysActinostachysAdansonia
Adansonia
IycopodiifoliaIycopodiifoliamegalanthamegalanthamegalanthain ultisiliquainultisiliquainultisiliquamultisiliquamultisiliquamultisiliquaneurocarpa
nuperrima
nuperrima
nuperrima
nuperrima
nuperrima
oncinocarpa
pachyphloiapellitapellitapellitapellitapellitapellitapellitapellitapellitaplatycarpaplatycarpaPIectocarpaPIectocarpapiectocarpapledocarpaPIectocarpaPIectocarpasetulifera (3K)subternata
translucens
translucens
translucens
turnida
turnida
turnida
turnida
turnida
turnida
turnida
turnida
turnida
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAEMIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
AMARANTHACEAESOHIZAEACEAE
SCHIZAEACEAE
SCHIZAEACEAE
BOMBACECEAEBOMBACECEAE
2
1403/989
1303/989
2202/994
1605/994
2308/987
1505/994
1105/994
2202/994
2402/994
1305/994
1505/994
4101989
2502/986
1105/994
8031989
1205/994
8031989
1505/994
1405/994
1108/983
1605/994
2402/989
1303/989
9051994
1205/994
2031989
1505/994
1305/994
1105/994
1505/994
1605/994
1405/994
1205/994
2031989
1305/994
1605/994
9031989
2702/986
1505/994
2202/994
1505/994
1605/994
1405/994
9091957
4101989
1305/994
1405/994
1207/992
1005/994
1/2/855
1405/994
1205/994
1405/994
1303/989
2031989
3031989
1303/989
8051994
1405/994
152800
145500
144403
150659
15/600
144703
142000
144403
144901
143455
1505/5
142700
152600
142000
150800
144400
143800
150430
150345
143200
150124
14/500
144700
14/833
143521
144100
150440
143455
142000
150430
150500
144926
144500
1441 00
143455
150659
15/600
153000
150400
144403
150420
150124
144743
150000
14/800
14385i
1449/9
143300
14/900
152600
144728
1445/2
144728
144500
144000
143400
145500
142200
150248
.
1304900
1300400
1294407
1302319
1294500
1300031
1301100
1294407
1295840
1301835
1302845
1305500
13/0600
1301100
1303500
1304800
1304400
1303218
1302823
1295400
1305900
1304100
1304400
1304001
1295952
1294400
1302830
1301835
1301100
1303218
1301000
1295923
1304800
1294400
1301835
1302319
1293500
13/0800
1303/30
1294407
1302824
1305900
1300/05
13/1000
1305700
1301055
1295842
1303900
1300600
1300600
1300/04
1304759
1300/04
1305000
1294500
1300200
1300400
1304800
1303036
.
.
.
.
.
.
I
;
aspera
digitatadigitatadigitatagregorii
gregorii
.:
.
.
.
,
.
.
I
,
:
Adansonia
Adenia
Adenosma
Adenosma
Adenosma
Adenostemma
Adenostemma
Adenostemma
Adjantum
Adjantum
Adjantum
AegialitisAegicerasAidia
Aidia
Aidia
Aidia
Aidia
Aidia
Aidia
Aidia
Aidia
Aidia
A1bizia
A1phitoniaA1phitoniaA1phitoniaA1phitoniaAIStonia
AIStonia
AIStonia
AIStonia
AIStonia
AIStonia
AIStonia
AIStonia
AIStonia
Alternanthera
Alternanthera
Alter nanthera
Alternanthera
A1ysicarpusAm mannia
AmyemaAmyemaAmyemaAmyemaAmyemaAmyemaAmyemaAmyemaAmyemaAmyemaAmyemaAneilema
An isomeles
An isomeles
An isomeles
An isomeles
^.
gregoriiheterophyllainuelleri
inuelleri
inuelleri
Iavenia
Iavenia
Iavenia
hispidulum (3rC)philippensephilippenseannulara
comiculatum
racemosa
racemosa
racemosa
racemosa
racemosa
racemosa
racemosa
racemosa
racemosa
racemosa
canescens
excelsa
excelsa
excelsa
excelsa
actinophyllaspectabilisspectabilisspectabilisspectabilisspectabilisspectabilisspectabilisspectabilisdenticulata
nodiflora
nodiflora
^
.
.
.
BOMBACECEAEPASSIFLORACEAE
SCROPHULARIACEAE
SCROPHULARIACEAE
SCROPHULARIACEAE
ASTERACEAE
ASTERACEAE
ASTERACEAE
ADIANTACEAE
ADIANTACEAE
ADIANTACEAE
PLUMBAGiNACEAEA
MYRSINACEAE
RUBIACEAE
RUBIACEAE
RUBIACEAE
RUBIACEAE
RUBIACEAE
RUBIACEAE
RUBIACEAE
RUBIACEAE
RUBIACEAE
RUBIACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
RHAMNACEAE
RHAMNACEAE
RHAMNACEAE
RHAMNACEAE
APOCYNACEAE
APOCYNACEAE
APOCYNACEAE
APOCYNACEAE
APOCYNACEAE
APOCYNACEAE
APOCYNACEAE
APOCYNACEAE
APOCYNACEAE
AMARANTHACEAE
AMARANTHACEAE
AMARANTHACEAE
AMARANTHACEAE
FABACEAE
LYTHRACEAE
LORANTHACEAE
LORANTHACEAE
LORANTHACEAE
LORANTHACEAE
LORANTHACEAE
LORANTHACEAE
LORANTHACEAE
LORANTHACEAE
LORANTHACEAE
LORANTHACEAE
LORANTHACEAECOMMELINACEAELAMIACEAE
LAMIACEAE
LAMIACEAE
LAMIACEAE
3
.
,
1405/994
2302/994
1505/994
1303/989
1505/994
1303/989
1603/989
4031989
1505/994
3031989
2402/989
2302/994
2308/987
1205/994
1205/994
9031989
1405/994
1103/989
1303/989
1103/989
2031989
1505/994
1505/994
1603/989
1303/989
2202/994
1303/989
1505/994
1081961
1603/989
9031989
1405/994
1605/994
1207/992
1202/99'
1403/989
1856
1305/994
9031989
1407/977
1405/994
1405/994
6071983
1305/994
1207/992
2202/994
1605/994
1005/994
1407/977
1407/977
9051994
1403/989
1505/994
1605/994
2202/994
1205/994
1605/994
2402/989
1305/994
150345
144901
150300
144700
1505/5
145800
142200
142300
150300
143100
14/500
1436/4
15/300
144503
1445/2
15/900
150300
150800
144700
15/400
144300
1505/5
150440
14/900
145800
144403
144700
150440
14/700
14/900
151500
1449/9
150500
143300
14/700
152800
145300
144406
152900
152800
144728
150345
15/300
143851
143300
143951
150440
14/835
152500
152500
1422/3
152800
144707
150124
143951
144406
150659
14/500
1435/2
I
1302823
1295840
1303100
1304400
1302845
1300700
1304800
1293500
1303100
1300500
1304100
1294804
1294000
1304757
1304759
1301100
1303100
1303400
1304400
1302300
1294500
1302845
1302830
I310100
1300700
1294407
1304400
1302830
13/0800
13,0100
1300100
1295842
1301000
1303900
1305600
1304900
1301 700
13/0644
1301000
1302200
1300/04
1302823
1304000
1301055
1303800
1294838
1301 020
1304000
1301800
'30/800
1304847
1304900
1300045
1305900
1294838
1304818
1302319
1304100
1301850
.
:
:
glumaceusbaccifera
benthamii
benthamii
benthamii
benthamii
bifurcata
iniqueliiin iqueliivilliflora
villiflora
a
siliculosum
malabarica
malabarica
malabarica
malabarica
ArithobolusAntidesma
Antidesma
Antidesma
Antidesma
AponogetonAristidaAristida
AristidaAristida
Aristida
Aristida
Aristida
Aristida
Aristida
Aristida
Aristida
Aristida
Aristida
Aristida
AristidaAristida
AristidaArundinellaArundinellaArundinellaArundinellaArundinellaArundinellaArundine!IaArundinellaArundinellaArundinellaArundinellaArundinellaArundinella
AsteromyrtusAtalayaAUStrodolichosAUStrodolichosAvicennia
BacopaBanksiaBlechnumBlechnumBlechnumBlechnum
BlepharocaryaBlepharocaryaBlumea
Blumea
Blumea
Blumea
Blumea
Blumea
Blumea
Blumea
Blumea
Blumea
filifolius
parvifoliumparvifoliumparvifoliumparvifoliumelongatusexserta
exserta
exserta
exserta
exserta
holathera
holathera
ingrataIatifolia
queenslandicaqueenslandicaschultziischultziischultzii
schultziischultzii
SANTALACEAEEUPHORBIACEAEEUPHORBIACEAEEUPHORBIACEAEEUPHORBIACEAEAPONOGETONACEAEROACEAEROACEAEPOACEAEPOACEAEPOACEAEPOACEAE
POACEAEPOACEAEPOACEAEROACEAEPOACEAEPOACEAEPOACEAEPOACEAE
POACEAEPOACEAEPOACEAEPOACEAEROACEAEPOACEAEROACEAEROACEAEROACEAEPOACEAEPOACEAEPOACEAEPOACEAEPOACEAEPOACEAEPOACEAEMYRTACEAESAPINDACEAEFABACEAEFABACEAEVERBENACEAESCROPHULARIACEAEPROTEACEAEBLECHNACEAEBLECHNACEAEBLECHNACEAEBLECHNACEAEANACARDIACEAEANACARDIACEAEASTERACEAEASTERACEAEASTERACEAEASTERACEAEASTERACEAEASTERACEAEASTERACEAEASTERACEAEASTERACEAEASTERACEAE
4
1305/9941405/994
20319893031989
1305/994
I6051994
1205/9941405/994
1505/9941305/9941005/994
1505/994
1905/9521305/9941905/9522105/9521605/9941205/9941305/9941605/994
2105/9522105/9521405/9941005/9941205/9949051994
1205/9941005/994
1505/994
1105/9941805/95230319899051994
90519941505/9941305/9941005/9941405/994
90519941603/9892302/9941405/9941005/99441019891205/9941505/9941305/9941305/9941405/9941207/9921305/99480819831205/9941605/9942306/98880819831605/9941305/9941305/994
nepalensisnepalensisnepalensisnepalensisnepalensisnepalensisnepalensisnepalensisnepalensisnepalensisnepalensisnepalensisnepalensissymphyocarpavariifolia
errabunduserrabundusmarina
floribundadentata
orientaleorientaleorientaleorientale
depauperatadepauperataaxillarisdiffusa
diffusa
diffusa
diffusa
integrifoliaintegrifoliapsammophilapsammophilasaxatilis
144926
144728
144100
143400
143455
150659
1445/2
150345
150420143455
14/835
150300
145600
144100
144500
145600
145510
144400144100
145510
144400
144400
144728
142130
1435221422/6
144502
142224
150300
142000
144200143100
14/833
1422/31504101435/214/900150248
14222214/900
1436/4
144100142224142700144502150440143455
143851
1449041432001445/614/70014450215065914220014,700150124144926144358
12959231300/0412944001300900
1301835
13023191304759130282313028241301 835
1304000
1303100
1304800
1305300
13/0600130480013/022313048001305300
13/0223
13/080013/0800
1300/04
1304838
1295949
1304844
13048001302048
1303100
1301054
13/070013005001304001
1304847
1302825
130185013006001303036130483813/010012948041305400130204813055001304800130283013018351301055
1295940130380013/0326130100013048001302319129560013010001305900129592213/0615
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Blumea
Blumea
Blumea
Blumea
Blumea
Blumea
BlyxaBlyxaBlyxaBlyxaBIWaBlyxaBIWaBoerhavia
Boerhavia
Boerhavia
Bonamia
Bonamia
Bonamia
Boronia
Boronia
Boronia
Boronia
Boronia
Boronia
Boronia
Boronia
Boronia
Boronia
Boronia
Boronia
Boronia
Boronia
Boronia
Boronia
Boronia
Boronia
Bossiaea
Bossiaea
Bossiaea
Bossiaea
Bossiaea
Bothriochloa
Bothriochloa
Brachiaria
Brachiaria
BrachyachneBrachychitonBrachychitonBrachychitonBrachychitonBrachychitonBreyniaBriedelia
Briedelia
Briedelia
Buchanania
Buchnera
Buchnera
.
saxatilis
saxatilis
saxatilis
saxatilis
tenella
tenella
aubertii
aubertii
aubertii
aubertii
aubertii
aubertij
aubertii
coccinea
coccinea
a
,
ASTERACEAE
ASTERACEAE
ASTERACEAE
ASTERACEAE
ASTERACEAE
ASTERACEAE
HYDROCHARITACEAE
HYDROCHARITACEAE
HYDROCHARITACEAE
HYDROCHARITACEAE
HYDROCHARITACEAE
HYDROCHARITACEAE
HYDROCHARITACEAE
NYCTAGINACEAE
NYCTAGINACEAE
NYCTAGINACEAE
CONGOLVULACEAE
CONGOLVULACEAE
CONGOLVULACEAE
RUTACEAE
RUTACEAE
RUTACEAE
RUTACEAE
RUTACEAE
RUTACEAE
RUTACEAE
RUTACEAE
RUTACEAE
RUTACEAE
RUTACEAE
RUTACEAE
RUTACEAE
RUTACEAE
RUTACEAE
RUTACEAE
RUTACEAE
RUTACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
ROACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
STERCULIACEAE
STERCULIACEAE
STERCULIACEAE
STERCULIACEAE
STERCULIACEAEEUPHORBIACEAE
EUPHORBIACEAE
EUPHORBIACEAE
EUPHORBIACEAE
ANACARDIACEAE
SCROPHULARIACEAE
SCROPHULARIACEAE
5
paludosa
1305/994
8081983
1205/994
1405/994
1005/994
1305/994
2031989
1405/994
1205/994
1305/994
1603/989
1405/994
2402/989
1108/949
4031989
1603/989
9051994
1605/994
2202/994
1605/994
1305/994
1205/994
1605/994
2031989
1405/994
2702/986
1305/994
1605/994
9031989
2031989
2202/994
2202/994
9031989
3021989
1405/994
1005/994
2031989
1205/994
2202/994
2031989
1305/994
2702/986
2602/986
9051994
1205/994
9031989
9031989
1205/994
2202/994
5081990
1305/994
1403/98'
1405/994
1603/989
3031989
1303/989
1102/991
1005/994
1405/994
grandisepalagrandisepalalanceolata
lanceolata
lanceolata
lanuginosalanuginosalanuginosalanuginosalanuginosalanuginosalanuginosalanuginosalanuginosalanuginosa
a
143851
14/700
144502
1504/1
142130
144406
144000
150300
1431 05
143455
142200
150345
14/500
152000
144900
14/900
1421 30
150124
143951
150500
143851
143522
I50124
144100
144728
152800
143851
150124
15/900
144300
144403
144403
15/600
144300
144743
142000
144100
144906
144403
144100
143455
153000
152600
142206
144406
152900
152900
144406
143951
150900
144100
152800
1449/9
14/900
143400
144500
14/700
142224
150300
.
1301 055
1301000
1304800
1302825
1304838
13/0644
1294500
1303iOO
1300740
1301835
1304500
1302823
1304100
1293800
1294600
13/0100
1304848
1305900
1294838
1301 000
1301055
1295949
1305900
1294400
1300/04
1300700
1301055
1305900
1295500
1294500
1294407
1294407
1293500
1294500
1300/08
1301000
1294400
1304818
1294407
1294400
1301835
13/0800
13/0600
1304044
1304818
1301000
1301000
1304818
1294838
1302700
1305300
1304900
1295842
13/0100
1300900
1305000
1305700
1302048
1303t 00
bossiaeoides
bossiaeoides
bossiaeoides
bossiaeoides
bossiaeoides
bladhii
bladhii
polyphyllareptansconvergensdiversifolius
spectabilisspentabilistuberCUIatus (3r)
,
I.
cernua
tomentosa
tomentosa
tomentosa
arborescens
asperataasperata
Buchnera
Buchnera
Buchnera
Buchnera
Buchnera
Buchnera
Buchnera
Buchnera
Buchnera
Buchnera
Buchnera
Buchnera
Buchnera
Buchnera
BulbostylisBurmannia
ByblisGalanusGalanusGalanusCajanusCajanusGalanusCajanusGalanusGalanusCajanusGalanusCajanusGalanusCajanusCajanusCajanusGalanusGalanusGalanusGalanusCajanusGalanusCajanusCajanusGalandrinia
Galandrinia
CallicarpaCallicarpaCallicarpaCallicarpaCallicarpaCallicarpaCallicarpaCallicarpaCallitris
Callitris
Callitris
Callitris
Callitris
CalophyllumCalophyllumCalotropis
asperatalinearis
linearis
linearis
linearis
linearis
rainosissima
urncifolia
SCROPHULARIACEAE
SCROPHULARIACEAE
SCROPHULARIACEAE
SCROPHULARIACEAE
SCROPHULARIACEAE
SCROPHULARIACEAE
SCROPHULARIACEAE
SCROPHULARIACEAE
SCROPHULARIACEAE
SCROPHULARIACEAE
SCROPHULARIACEAE
SCROPHULARIACEAE
SCROPHULARIACEAE
SCROPHULARIACEAE
CYPERACEAE
BURMANNIACEAE
BYBLIDACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
PORTULACACEAE
PORTULACACEAE
VERBENACEAE
VERBENACEAE
VERBENACEAE
VERBENACEAE
VERBENACEAE
VERBENACEAE
VERBENACEAE
VERBENACEAE
CUPRESSACEAE
CUPRESSACEAE
CUPRESSACEAE
CUPRESSACEAE
CUPRESSACEAE
CLUSIACEAE
CLUSIACEAE
AscKEouADACEAE
6
barbata
jinjflora
acutifolius
acutifolius
acutifolius
acutifolius
acutifolius
acutifolius
cinereus
IatisepalusIatisepalusmarmoratus
pubescenspubescenspubescensreticulatus
reticulatus
reticulatus
reticulatus
reticulatus
reticulatus
1305/994
1605/994
1305/994
1405/994
9051994
1205/994
1305/994
8031989
1405/994
9051994
1405/994
1405/994
9051994
1403/989
9031989
1605/994
1405/994
1605/994
1005/994
1105/994
1505/994
1103/989
1303/989
1305/994
I0051994
2202/994
1405/994
1405/994
1305/994
1205/994
9051994
1205/994
1605/994
1303/989
1303/989
2702/986
1405/994
1205/994
8031989
303198'
1505/994
8031989
1202/991
2602/986
1605/994
1505/994
1603/989
203198'
4031989
1103/989
1303/989
1505/994
2031989
1305/994
2031989
1505/994
1108/983
1108/983
1504/987
144100
150124
144100
150406
14/833
143521
1441 00
150800
144728
142222
150406
150406
1422/3
152800
15/500
150124
150345
150500
14/900
142000
150430
15/400
145400
143455
150500
143951
150406
144926
143851
144500
1422/6
143522
150124
144700
144500
152600
144743
1445/2
150800
143400
150440
152700
14/900
152600
150500
150430
14/900
144100
144900
15/400
145400
150300
144300
144100
144300
150420
14/700
14/700
14/400
1305300
1305900
1305300
1302826
1304001
1301848
1305300
1303500
1300/04
1304838
1302826
1302826
1304847
1304900
1300100
1305900
1302823
1301000
1300600
1301100
1303218
1302300
1304100
1301835
1301 000
1294838
1302826
1295923
1301055
1304800
1304844
1295949
1305900
1304400
1305000
13/0600
1300/08
1304759
1303500
1300900
1302830
1302600
1305600
13/0600
1301000
1303218
13/0100
1294400
1294600
1302300
1304100
1303100
1294500
1305300
1294500
1302824
1301000
1301000
13/0200
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uniflora
uniflora
candicans
candicans
candicans
candicans
candicans
candicans
candicans
candicans
intratropicaintratropicaintratropicaintratropicaintratropicas il
soulattri
procera *
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CalotropisCalycopeplusCalytrixCalytrixCalytrixCalytrixCalyirixCalylrixCalytrixCalytrixCalylrixCalyirixCalytrixCalytrixCalytrixCalylrixCalytrixCalytrixCalytrixCalyirixCalylrixCalytrixCalylrixCalyirixCalytrixCalytrixCalytrixCalytrixCalylrixCalylrixCan ariumCan arium
Can ariumCan ariumCan arium
Can avaliaCanavaliaCanscora
Canscora
Canscora
Canscora
Canscora
CanthiumCanthiumCanthium
CapparisCapparisCaralliaCaralliaCaralliaCaralliaCaralliaCara!Iia
CardiospermumCarpentariaCarpentariaCarpentariaCarpentariaCarpentaria
,
proceracollinus
achaeta
achaeta
achaeta
achaeta
achaeta
achaeta
browniibrowniibrowniibrownii
browniibrowniibrowniibrowniibrownii
exstipulataexstipulataexstipulataexstipulataexstipulataexstipulataexstipulataexstipulataexstipulataexstipulataexstipulatamegaphylla
I
AscKEouADACEAEEUPHORBIACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEBURSERACEAEBURSERACEAEBURSERACEAEBURSERACEAEBURSERACEAEFABACEAEFABACEAEGENTIANACEAEGENTIANACEAEGENTIANACEAEGENTIANACEAEGENTIANACEAERUBIACEAERUBIACEAERUBIACEAECAPPARACEAECAPPARACEAERHIZOPHORACEAERHIZOPHORACEAERHIZOPHORACEAERHIZOPHORACEAERHIZOPHORACEAERHIZOPHORACEAESAPINDACEAEARECACEAEARECACEAEARECACEAEARECACEAEARECACEAE
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.
.
1508/961
1405/994
1205/994
1202/991
8031989
1505/9941505/9941005/9941505/9941405/9941205/9941305/99490519941305/9941405/994
1605/994
1005/9941405/9941205/9941305/99490519941505/99490519891202/99j
2202/99480319891205/9941005/9941405/99410619951303/9891505/994
1305/9941303/9891505/9941005/9941205/9948051994
1305/9941207/99290519941505/99430319891105t 9941005/9942511/9871105/9941505/9941108/9831305/9941405/9941005/9941305/99440319891205/99420319891303/9891105/9941305/994
14/7001449/914352214/900
15/100150400
1505/5
14/835
144743144728144503
143851
1422/6
143851
144926
150124
14/9001447281445/2143851
1422/615030015270014/900
143951
150800
143521
14/835
144728141800
145800
150430
144100
145400150440
142130143521
142200
14385t
1432001422/3
15040014240014200014200014400014200014492614/70014410015030014/835143455
1449001445/2144000145800142000143455
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13/0800
1295842
12959491305500
1305000I3100001302845
13040001300/051300/041304757
1301055
1304844
1301055
1295923
130540013006001300/0413047591301055
1304844
1303100
1300000130560012948381303500
1295952
13040001300/04130570513007001303218130530013041001302830
13048381295952
13048001301055
1303800
1304847
131000013003001301100130105413045001301100129592313010001305300130310013040001301835129460013047591294500130070013010541301835
australianumaustralianumaustralianum
australianumaustralianum
papuanapapuanadiffusa
diffusa
diffusa
diffusa
diffusa
lucidumschultzii^
Iasianthaumbonata
brachialabrachialabrachialabrachiatabrachiatabrachialahatcacabumacuminataacuminataacuminataacuminataacuminata
Cartonema
Cartonema
Cartonema
Cartonema
Cartonema
Cartonema
GassythaCassythaGassythaCathormion
Cathormion
Geltis
Genchrus
Genchrus
Genchrus
Genchrus
Genchrus
Centranthera
Centranthera
Centranthera
Centranthera
CentrolepisCentrolepisCeratophyllumCeriopsCeriopsChainaecristaChainaecrista
Chainaecrista
ChainaecristaChainaecristaChainaecrista
Chainaecrista
Chainaecrista
Cheilanthes
Cheilanthes
Cheilanthes
CheilanthesCheilanthes
Cheilanthes
CheilanthesCheilanthes
CheilanthesCheilanthesCheilanthesCheilanthesCheilanthesCheilanthesCheilanthesCheilanthesCheilanthesCheilanthesCheilanthesCheilanthesCheilanthesCheilanthesCheilanthesChionachne
Chlorophytum
spicatumspicatumspicatumspicatumtrigonospermum
capillarisfiliform is
filiformis
umbellatum
umbellatum
philippensiselymoideselymoideselymoideselymoideselymoidescochinchinensis
cochinchinensis
cochinchinensis
cochinchinensis
exserta
exserta
demersum
australis
australis
absus
absus
absus
in jinosoides
in jinosoides
in jinosojdes
nictitans
COMMELINACEAECOMMELINACEAE
COMMELINACEAE
COMMELINACEAE
COMMELINACEAE
COMMELINACEAE
LAURACEAE
LAURACEAE
LAURACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
MIMOSACEAE
ULMACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
ROACEAE
POACEAE
SCROPHULARIACEAE
SCROPHULARIACEAESCROPHULARIACEAE
SCROPHULARIACEAE
CENTROLEPIDACEAE
CENTROLEPIDACEAEGENATOPHYLLACEAERHIZOPHORACEAE
RHIZOPHORACEAECAESALPINIACEAECAESALPINIACEAECAESALPINIACEAECAESALPINIACEAE
CAESALPINIACEAECAESALPINIACEAECAESALPINIACEAE
CAESALPINIACEAESINOPTERIDACEAESINOPTERIDACEAE
SINOPTERIDACEAESINOPTERIDACEAESINOPTERIDACEAESINOPTERIDACEAESINOPTERIDACEAESINOPTERIDACEAESINOPTERIDACEAESINOPTERIDACEAESINOPTERIDACEAESINOPTERIDACEAESINOPTERIDACEAESINOPTERIDACEAESINOPTERIDACEAESINOPTERIDACEAESINOPTERIDACEAESINOPTERIDACEAESINOPTERIDACEAESINOPTERIDACEAESINOPTERIDACEAESINOPTERIDACEAESINOPTERIDACEAEPOACEAE
LILLIACEAE
8
1102/991
1205/994
2202/994
1405/994
2602/986
8031989
1505/994
1405/994
1205/994
1407/977
1407/977
1603/989
1405/994
1805/952
1103/989
1305/994
9051994
1605/994
1305/994
1405/994
9051994
1605/994
1105/994
1205/994
2302/994
2308/987
1405/994
2102/994
1305/994
1205/994
1605/994
1405/994
1005/994
1505/994
9031989
1405/994
8031989
1205/994
2031989
9051994
3031989
2402/989
3031989
3031989
2702/986
1405/994
1405/994
2602/986
3031989
2302/994
1610/988
2031989
3031989
1403/989
1610/988
2031989
1505/994
8031989
2202/994
14/700
144400
144403
150345
152600
152700
150400
144728
142858
152300
152300
14/900
150300
144400
150800
143455
142130
150124
144100
150406
14/833
150124
142000
143105
1436/4
15/300
150248
144400
143455
14385i
150659
144100
142000
150300
I51500
150300
150800
144406
144300
14/833
142400
14/500
143400
143400
152800
150300
150300
152600
143400
144901
14/400
144100
143400
152800
14/400
144100
1505/5
144900
143951
1305700
1304800
1294407
1302823
13/0600
1302600
1310000
1300/04
1300607
1301 700
1301700
13/0100
1303100
13/0700
1303400
1301 835
1304838
1305900
1305300
1302826
1304001
1305900
1301 100
1300744
1294804
1294000
1303036
1295600
1301835
1301055
1302319
1305400
1301054
1303iOO
1300100
1303100
1303500
1304818
1294500
1304001
1300300
1304100
1300200
1300900
13/0700
1303100
1303100
13/0600
1302000
1295840
1300600
1294400
1300200
1304900
1300600
1294400
1302845
1305000
1294838
.
brownii
brownii
brownii
caudata
caudata
contiguacontiguacontiguacontiguacontiguafragillimafragillimahirsuta
praetermissapumilio
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cyathopodalaxum
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,
Christella
Christella
Christia
CISsus
Cissus
Cissus
Cissus
Cissus
Cleome
Cleome
Cleome
Clerodendrum
Clerodendrum
Clerodendrum
Clerodendrum
Clerodendrum
Clerodendrum
Clitoria
CochlospermumCochlospermumGolocasia
Coinmelina
Coinmelina
Coinmelina
Corehorus
Corehorus
Corehorus
Corehorus
Cressa
Cressa
Cressa
Cressa
Crinum
Crotalaria
Crotalaria
Crotalaria
Crotalaria
Crotalaria
Crotalaria
Crotalaria
Crotalaria
Crotalaria
Crotalaria
Orotalaria
Crotalaria
Crotalaria
Crotalaria
Orotalaria
Crotalaria
Crotalaria
Crotalaria
Crotalaria
Crotalaria
Crotalaria
Crotalaria
Croton
Croton
Oroton
Croton
,
:
dentata
dentata
australasica
adnata
reniformis
reniformis
reniformis
reniformis
tetrandra
tetrandra
viscosa
costatum
floribundum
floribundum
floribundum
floribundum
floribundum
australis
fraseri
fraseri
esculenta
ensifolia
ensifolia
ensifolia
sidoides
sidoides
:
THELYPTERIDACEAE
THELYPTERIDACEAE
FABACEAE
VITACEAE
VITACEAE
VITACEAE
VITACEAE
VITACEAE
CAPPARACEAE
CAPPARACEAE
CAPPARACEAE
VERBENACEAE
VERBENACEAE
VERBENACEAE
VERBENACEAE
VERBENACEAE
VERBENACEAE
FABACEAE
BIXACEAE
BIXACEAE
ARACEAE
COMMELINACEAE
COMMELINACEAE
COMMELINACEAE
TILIACEAE
TILIACEAE
TILIACEAE
TILIACEAE
CONVOLVULACEAE
CONVOLVULACEAE
CONVOLVULACEAE
CONVOLVULACEAE
LILLIACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAEFABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAEFABACEAEFABACEAE
FABACEAE
EUPHORBIACEAEEUPHORBIACEAEEUPHORBIACEAE
EUPHORBIACEAE
9
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,
,
1205/994
1207/992
1205/994
4031989
9031989
1103/989
1303/989
1303/989
1403/963
1303/989
1305/994
1205/994
1403/989
1005/994
2031989
2602/986
2202/994
2402/989
1405/994
1202/991
1603/989
2402/989
3031989
1303/989
1405/994
1305/994
1202/991
2202/994
9051989
1407/977
2707/949
1908/949
It 051994
1305/994
1305/994
1305/994
1405/994
10/1856
9051994
8031989
1405/994
1855
1505/994
1205/994
2102/994
2702/986
1510/964
2031989
1205/994
9051994
1405/994
1505/994
1405/994
1305/994
1005/994
9031989
1102/991
1305/994
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1445t 2
1431 00
1445/2
144900
15/900
15/400
145400
144500
142800
145500
144100
143521
152600
142000
144300
152500
143951
14/500
144926
14/900
142200
14/500
143400
144500
1449/9
144100
14/900
144403
152900
152300
151000
152100
142548
144406
143851
144100
150406
143500
1422/3
152700
150406
152600
150440
144400
144400
152500
153000
144100
1445/2
142222
150300
1505/5
150300
1435/2
14/900
15/900
14/700
144100
145300
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cretica
cretica
cretica
cretica
an gustifoliumalata
alata
alata
alata
brevis
calycinacrispatacrispatacrispatamedicagineamontana
montana
montana
novae-hollandiaenovae-hollandiaeretusa
retusa
retusa
retusa
verrucosa
verrucosa
1304757
1303800
1304759
1294600
1301100
1302300
1304100
1305000
1305500
1300400
1305300
1301848
13/0600
1301100
1294500
13/0900
1294838
1304100
1295923
1305500
1304800
1304100
1300900
1305000
1295842
1305300
1305500
1294407
1301000
1301700
1300000
I301700
1302500
13/0644
1301055
1305300
1302826
1295000
1304847
1302600
1302826
1300600
1302830
1304800
1295600
13/0900
1300500
1294400
1304759
1304838
1303100
1302845
1303100
1301850
1300600
1301100
1305700
1305300
1301700
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.
am hemicus
arnhemicus
arnhemicus
am hemicus
Croton
Croton
Croton
CryptocaryaCryptocaryaCucumis
Cucumis
Cucumis
Cucumis
Cucumis
Guilen
CyanotisCyanthilliumCyanthilliumCycasCycasCycasCycasCycasCycasCycasCycasCycasCycasCycasCyclosorusCyclosorusCyclosorusCyclosorusCymbidiumGymbopogonGymbopogonGymbopogonGymbopogonGymbopogonGymbopogonGymbopogonGymbopogonCyperusCyperusCyperusCyperusCyperusCyperusCyperusCyperusCyperusCyperusCyperusCyperusCyperusCyperusCyperusCyperusCyperusCyperusCyperusCyperusCyperus
am hemicus
arnhemicus
am hemicus
cunning hamiicunning hamiimelo
melo
melo
melo
melo
badocanumCOMMELINACEAEaxillarisASTERACEAEcinereum
ASTERACEAEcinereum
mmwestern Top End""" CYCADACEAE"""Western Top Endmu' CYCADACEAE
CYCADACEAEangulataCYCADACEAEangulataCYCADACEAEangulataCYCADACEAEarmstrongiiCYCADACEAEarmstrongiiCYCADACEAEcalcicolaCYCADACEAEcalcicolaCYCADACEAEpruinosaCYCADACEAEpruinosaTHELYPTERIDACEAEinterruptus (3rC)THELYPTERIDACEAEinterruptus (3rC)THELYPTERIDACEAEinterruptus (3rC)THELYPTERIDACEAEinterruptus (3rC)ORCHIDACEAEcanaliculatumPOACEAEbombycinusPOACEAEbombycinusPOACEAEprocerusPOACEAEprocerusPOACEAEprocerusPOACEAEprocerusPOACEAEprocerusPOACEAEprocerusCYPERACEAEaquatilisCYPERACEAEaquatilisCYPERACEAEaquatilisCYPERACEAEaquatilisCYPERACEAEconicus
CYPERACEAEcunning hamiiCYPERACEAEcuspidatusCYPERACEAEexaltatusCYPERACEAEhaspanCYPERACEAEhaspanCYPERACEAEhaspanCYPERACEAEholoschoenusCYPERACEAEholoschoenusCYPERACEAEholoschoenusCYPERACEAEholoschoenusCYPERACEAEIria
CYPERACEAEmacrostachyosCYPERACEAEmacrostachyosCYPERACEAEmacrostachyosCYPERACEAEmicrocephalusCYPERACEAEmicrocephalus
EUPHORBIACEAEEUPHORBIACEAEEUPHORBIACEAELAURACEAELAURACEAECUCURBITACEAECUCURBITACEAECUCURBITACEAECUCURBITACEAECUCURBITACEAE
10
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1611/9881103/9893031989
3031989
1603/9891103/9898031989
1403/989
1303/9891805/9522602/9861605/9941505/9941/10/98011019881/10/98091019801/10/9801005/9942402/98990519959051995905199590519951005/9941405/9941405/994403198980319891607/9882105/9521805/95240319891005/9941505/9941305/9941305/99480519941305/9941105/9941205/9942602/9861505/9941405/99490519941105/9941605/9941205/9941305/9942602/9861005/9941605/9941205/9941305/9941004/99090319891605/9941505/994
152000
14/400
15/400
143100
14240014/900150800150800
152800
144500142800
152600150500150545
14200014250014200014200014210014200014/500152430
152430152448152448142130150300150345
142300
15/100144300145600144400
14490014/835
150420
143455
143455
142200144726142000144500
152600143851
1449261422/61420001506591435211444061525001420001506591445001445/81427001529001505001505/5
13010001300600130230013005001300300
13/0100
1303400
1303500
1304900130500013/020013/060013010001302825
129380012942001293800129380012935001301054
13041001294030129403012938421293842
1304838130310013028231293600130500013/0700130480013/0700129490013040001302824
1301835
1301835
130480013/0205
1301100130480013/06001301 055
129592313040441301 1001302319129595213,064413/06001301 1001302319130480013/07181294900130100013010001302845
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CyperusCyperusCyperusCyperusCyperusCyperusCyperusCyperusCyperusCyperusCyperusCyperusCyperusCyperusCyperusCyperusCyperusDactylocteniumDactylocteniumDecaisnina
Decaisnina
Decaisnina
Decaisnina
Dendrobium
Dendrobium
Dendrobium
Dendrobium
Dendrobium
DendrophthoeDendrophthoeDenhamia
Denhamia
Denhamia
Dentella
Desmodium
Desmodium
Desmodium
Desmodium
Desmodium
Desmodium
Desmodium
Desmodium
Desmodium
Desmodium
Dichanthium
Dichanthium
DiclipteraDiclipteraDiclipteraDiclipteraDiclipteraDiclipteraDiclipteraDiclipteraDicranopterisDicranopterisDicranopterisDicranopterisDigitaria
.
polystachyos (3rC)portae-tartariportae-tartariportae-tartariportae-tartariportae-tartaripulchellussexflorus
viscidulus
viscidulus
viscidulus:
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CYPERACEAECYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAECYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAECYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
LORANTHACEAE
LORANTHACEAE
LORANTHACEAE
LORANTHACEAE
ORCHIDACEAE
ORCHIDACEAE
ORCHIDACEAE
ORCHIDACEAE
ORCHIDACEAE
LORANTHACEAE
LORANTHACEAE
CELASTRACEAE
CELASTRACEAE
CELASTRACEAE
RUBIACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
ACANTHACEAE
ACANTHACEAE
ACANTHACEAE
ACANTHACEAE
ACANTHACEAE
ACANTHACEAE
ACANTHACEAE
ACANTHACEAE
GLEICHENIACEAE
GLEICHENIACEAE
GLEICHENIACEAE
GLEICHENIACEAE
POACEAE
11
aegyptium *radulans
petiolatasignatasignatasignataaffine
affine
affine
affine
affine
acacioides
odoritocalyxobscura
obscura
obscura
repensbiarticulatum
brownii
brownii
heterocarponheterocarponinuelleri
inuelleri
inuelleri
inuelleri
trichostachyumfecundum
sericeum
armata
armata
armata
armata
armata
armata
armata
armata
linearis (3rC)linearis (3rC)linearis (3rC)linearis (3rC)bicornis
1405/994
1005/994
2031989
1611/988
3031989
2402/989
1605/994
1305/994
1505/994
1305/994
1505/994
1405/994
1405/994
1205/994
1205/994
1405/994
1505/994
1505/994
2102/994
1305/994
1205/994
1708/949
1708/949
2402/989
2031989
1603/989
3031989
1108/983
1405/994
6/1/980
1205/994
1103/989
1605/994
1108/986
1305/994
2402/989
8031989
1505/994
1005/994
2002/994
1305/994
1505/994
1005/994
1405/994
9051994
1805/952
8051994
9031989
1205/994
1303/989
1103/989
4031989
1303/989
1305/994
1305/994
1205/994
1105/994
1505/994
1205/994
150406
14/900
144100
14/400
143400
14/500
150659
143851
144707
144143
150400
144743
144743
1443/2
1443/2
150345
150420
150400
144549
143851
144400
152100
152100
14/500
144000
142200
143400
14/700
144926
150500
1445/2
150800
150440
153000
144100
14/500
150800
150440
142000
144549
1435/2
150420
14/835
1449/9
1422/3
144000
142200
15/500
144406
145500
15/400
144900
14/500
143455
14385i
144502
142000
1505/5
144406
1302826
1300600
1294400
1300600
1300900
1304100
1302319
1301055
1300045
13/0836
1310000
1300/05
1300/08
1304759
1304759
1302823
1302824
1310000
1295656
1301055
1304800
1305600
1305600
1304100
1294500
1304800
1302000
1301000
1295923
1304500
1304759
1303400
1301020
1303400
1305300
1304100
1303500
1302830
1301100
1295656
1301850
1302824
1304000
1295842
1304847
1304000
1304800
1300100
1304818
1300400
1302300
1294600
1305000
1301835
1301055
1304800
1301100
1302845
1304818
.
DigitariaDigitariaDigitariaDigitariaDimeria
Dimeria
Dimeria
Dimeria
Dimeria
Dimeria
Dioscorea
Dioscorea
DiospyrosDiospyrosDiplocyclosDipteracanthusDistichostemon
Distichostemon
Distichostemon
Distichostemon
Distichostemon
Distichostemon
Distichostemon
Dodoriaea
Dodoriaea
Dodoriaea
Dodoriaea
Do Iichandrone
Do Iichandrone
Drosera
Drosera
Drosera
Drosera
Drosera
Drosera
Drosera
Drosera
Drosera
Drosera
Drosera
Drosera
Drosera
DrypetesDysoxylumDysoxylumDysphaniaECtrosia
ECtrosia
ECtrosia
Eatrosia
ECtrosia
ECtrosia
Eatrosia
ECtrosia
ECtrosia
ECtrosia
ECtrosia
Eatrosia
ECtrosia
breviglumisciliaris
gibbosastenostachyaornithopodaornithopodaornithopodaomithopodaornithopodaomithopodatransversa
transversa
calycanthacordifolia
palmatusaustralasicus
his pidulushis pidulushis pidulushis pidulushis pidulushis pidulushis piduluslanceolata
lanceolata
oxypteraplatypterafiliform is
filiform is
burmanni
burmanni
burmanni
burmanni
indica
indica
indica
indica
indica
indica
indica
lariata
petiolarisdeplancheiIatifolium
Iatifolium
plantaginellaagrostoidesagrostoidesagrostoidesagrostoidesdanesii
IeporinaIeporinaIeporinaIeporinaIeporinaIeporinaIeporina
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
ROACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
DIOSCOREACEAE
DIOSCOREACEAE
EBENACEAAE
EBENACEAAE
CUCURBITACEAE
ACANTHACEAE
SAPINDACEAE
SAPINDACEAE
SAPINDACEAE
SARINDACEAE
SAP!NDACEAE
SAPINDACEAE
SAPINDACEAE
SAPINDACEAE
SARINDACEAE
SAPINDACEAE
SARINDACEAE
BIGNONIACEAE
BIGNONIACEAE
RUTACEAE
RUTACEAE
RUTACEAE
RUTACEAE
RUTACEAE
RUTACEAE
RUTACEAE
RUTACEAE
RUTACEAE
RUTACEAE
RUTACEAE
RUTACEAE
RUTACEAE
EUPHORBIACEAE
MELIACEAE
MELIACEAE
CHENOPODIACEAE
POACEAE
ROACEAE
POACEAE
ROACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
12
1605/994
9051994
1503/961
1205/994
1305/994
1205/994
1405/994
1105/994
1205/994
1505/994
9031989
2031989
1108/983
2402/989
1603/989
9051994
1505/994
1405/994
2031989
1405/994
3031989
2031 989
2702/986
1605/994
1103/989
2108/949
1305/994
9051994
1202/991
1205/994
2302/994
1405/994
1505/994
1205/994
1305/994
1205/994
1105/994
1405/994
1505/994
2704/995
9051989
1305/994
2031989
4031989
4031989
9051989
1205/994
1405/994
1305/994
1305/994
1305/994
1305/994
1205/994
1605/994
1005/994
1605/994
1207/994
1005/994
1205/994
1455t O
1422/3
14/800
1443/2
144726
143522
144926
142000
144500
1505/5
15/900
144100
14/700
141500
14/900
1422/3
144703
150400
144000
150406
143400
144100
153000
150500
15/400
144800
144100
142222
14/700
144502
14490t
150345
150400
144503
144726
1443/2
142548
150406
150400
14/800
152700
144100
144300
142300
142300
152900
143527
1449/9
144100
1435/2
144100
144726
143522
150124
142224
150659
143521
14/835
1445/2
13/0223
1304847
1302800
1304759
13/0205
1295949
1295923
1301100
1304800
1302845
1301100
1294400
1301000
1304100
13/0100
1304847
1300031
1303/30
1294500
1302826
1300900
1294400
13/0800
1301000
1302300
13/0200
1305300
1304838
1305600
1304800
1295840
1302823
1310000
1304757
13/0205
1304759
1302500
1302826
1310000
1305705
1300000
1305300
1294500
1293500
1293600
1301000
1295949
1295842
1305300
1301850
1305300
13/0205
1295949
1305900
1302048
1302319
1295952
1304000
1304759
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ElaeocarpusEleocharis
Eleocharis
Eleocharis
Eleocharis
Eleocharis
Eleocharis
Eleocharis
Eleocharis
Eleocharis
Eleocharis
Eleocharis
Eleocharis
Eleocharis
Eleocharis
Eleocharis
ElytrophorusElytrophorusElytrophorusElyirophorusElylrophorusEragrostisEragrostisEragrostisEragrostisEragrostisEragrostisEragrostisEragrostisEragrostisEragrostisEragrostisEragrostisEragrostisEragrostisEragrostisEragrostisEriachne
Eriachne
Eriachne
Eriachne
Eriachne
Eriachne
Eriachne
Eriachne
Eriachne
Eriachne
Eriachne
Eriachne
Eriachne
Eriachne
Eriachne
Eriachne
Eriachne
Eriachne
Eriachne
Eriachne
Eriachne
,
:
..
arnhemicus
A56424
01486
acutangulacaespitosissimacaespitosissimacaespitosissimageniculatageniculatanuda
nuda
nuda
ochrostachyssundaica
sundaica
,
^
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POACEAE
ELEAOCARPACEAE
ELEAOCARPACEAE
ELEAOCARPACEAE
ELEAOCARPACEAE
ELEAOCARPACEAE
ELEAOCARPACEAE
ELEAOCARPACEAE
ELEAOCARPACEAE
ELEAOCARPACEAE
ELEAOCARPACEAE
ELEAOCARPACEAE
ELEAOCARPACEAE
ELEAOCARPACEAE
ELEAOCARPACEAE
ELEAOCARPACEAE
ELEAOCARPACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
ROACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
ROACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
ROACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
ROACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
ROACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
13
,
,
,:
spicatusspicatusspicatusspicatusspicatusA42909
pubescenspubescensrigidiusculaschultzii
schultzii
spamnoidestenella
tenellula
tenellula
tenellula
tenellula
tenellula
1305/994
3031989
1405/994
1205/994
1405/994
1205/994
1405/994
1205/994
9051994
1505/994
1605/994
1105/994
1205/994
1305/994
1205/994
1405/994
1205/994
1405/994
1405/994
1205/994
1605/994
1101988
1505/994
1405/994
1505/994
1005/994
1205/994
1005/994
1605/994
1505/994
1305/994
8031989
1605/994
1505/994
1505/994
1205/994
1305/994
1305/994
8051994
2602/986
1205/994
1205/994
1205/994
1405/994
1305/994
1205/994
1005/994
1205/994
1405/994
2402/994
1605/994
2102/994
2603/988
1108/983
1405/994
1205/994
1405/994
1205/994
1305/994
144726
142400
144926
143105
150345
142858
144926
143105
1422/6
150400
150124
142000
143521
143455
142858
150300
1445/2
144728
1449/9
144500
150659
142500
150430
150300
150400
142000
142858
14/835
150659
1505/5
144406
15/200
150659
150400
150400
1445/2
144726
144358
142200
152600
143521
144503
143522
150345
1435/2
142858
142224
143105
144926
144901
145510
144400
145400
14/700
144728
144400
144728
143521
144358
13/0205
1300300
1295923
1300744
1302823
1300607
1295923
1300744
1304844
1310000
1305900
1301 100
1295952
1301835
1300607
1303100
1304759
1300/04
1295842
1304800
1302319
1294900
1303218
1303100
1310000
1301 100
1300607
1304000
1302319
1302845
13/0644
1303400
1302319
1310000
1310000
1304759
I310205
13/0615
1304800
I310600
1295952
1304757
1295949
1302823
1301850
1300607
1302048
1300744
1295923
1295840
13/0223
1295600
1300000
1301000
1300/04
1304800
1300/04
1295952
13/0615
5
avenacea
avenacea
avenacea
basedowii
basedowii
basedowii
basedowii
burkittii
burkittii
burkittii
capillariscapillarisciliata
ciliata
ciliata
festucacea
filiformis
me Iicacea
nodosa
obtusa
schultziana
.
.
^
EriachneEriachne
Eriachne
Eriachne
Eriachne
Eriachne
Eriachne
Eriachne
Eriachne
Eriachne
Eriachne
Eriachne
Eriachne
EriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulon
EriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulonEriocaulonEriochloa
ErythrinaErythrophleumErythrophleum
schultzianaschultzianaschultzianaschultzianaschultziana
schultzianaschultziana
stipaceasuicata
triseta
triseta
triseta
triseta
cinereum
cinereum
cinereum
cinereum
cinereum
cinereum
concretum
depressumdepressumdepressumdepressumdepressumfistulosum
fistulosum
fistulosum
k
k
lividum
monoscapum
pusillumpusillumscullioniisetaceum
setaceum
setaceum
setaceum
setaceum
setaceum
setaceum
setaceum
spectabilespectabilespectabilespectabiletortuosum
tortuosum
tortuosum
tortuosum
tortuosum
unicursum
POACEAEPOACEAEROACEAEROACEAEPOACEAEPOACEAEROACEAEROACEAEPOACEAEPOACEAEPOACEAEPOACEAEPOACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEERIOCAULACEAEPOACEAEFABACEAECAESALPINIACEAECAESALPINIACEAE
14
1505/9941205/9941205/9941005/9941905/9529051994
1305/9941205/9941405/9941405/9941405/9941005/99490519941205/9941405/9941305/9941005/9941605/994
1205/994
9051994
1405/994
1405/994
1405/9941105/9941005/9941305/9941005/9941605/99430319891405/994
o
1101855
1105/99420319892302/9941405/9941405/9941405/9941005/9941505/9941609/99430319891207/9941205/9941005/9941605/9941205/9941305/9941603/98930319891505/9941005/9941205/9941205/9941205/9942102/9941207/9921207/9921305/994
144707
142858
144502142000
14350014/8331435/2143105
150345
144728144243142000
14/833
1445/2
144743
144406
142000
150659
143521
14/833144743
144743144728142000142000
144726
14/900150659
143400
150406
144100144100
142000
144300144901
144743144728144926142224
150430150659
142600
143521
144503
142000150659143521
144726
14220014340015041014/8351445031443/2142858144549143400143300144100
1300045
1300607
1304800130110013/0700
1304001
1301850
1300740
1302823
1300/04
1300/05
13011001304001
13047591300/05
13/0644
1301 100
1302319
1295952
1304001
1300/05
1300/08
1300/04
1301100
1301100
13/0205
13006001302319
1302000
130282612947001294700
1301100129450012958401300/081300/041295923130204813032i81302919130020012959521304757
13011001302319129595213/020513048001300900130282513040001304757130475913006071295656130390013039001305300
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pseudoacrotrichavespertiliochiorostachyschlorostachys
.
.
^
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,
.
,
.
.
ErythrophleumErythrophleumEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptus
,
.
chiorostachyschlorostachysabbreviata
abbreviata
apodophyllaapodophyllaaspera
bigaleritableeseri
bleeseri
bleeseri
bleeseri
brachyandrabrachyandrabrachyandracarnaldulensis
contentflora
conferIiflora
cupularisdichromophloiadichromophloiadichromophloiadichromophloiaferrugineafoelscheana
foelscheana
grandifoliaherbertiana
herbertiana
Iatifolia
jarifolia
Iatifolia
Iatifolia
Iatifolia
miniata
miniata
miniata
miniata
miniata
miniata
miniata
papuana
patellarisphoeniceaphoeniceaphoeniceaphoeniceapolycarpapolycarpapruinosa
ptychocarpaptychocarpaptychocarpaptychocarpateatifica
tectifica
tentifica
teatifica
terminalis
.
:
;'
^
CAESALPINIACEAE
CAESALPINIACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAEMYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
MYRTACEAE
15
*
I1021991
1305/994
2205/952
2602/986
1305/994
1205/994
1605/994
1205/994
6091970
1505/994
1305/994
1805/957
4101989
1303/989
3031989
1407/977
4061952
1005/994
1405/994
1605/994
1101855
1005/994
1505/994
8051994
8051960
9051994
2105/952
1505/994
1303/989
8051994
1305/994
1207/994
1205/994
1405/994
1405/994
1403/989
4051957
1405/994
1305/994
1605/994
1005/994
1605/994
9051994
1205/994
4101989
9051989
1405/994
1205/994
1002/991
2061967
2702/986
1005/994
1205/994
1505/994
1205/994
1405/994
2061949
1605/994
2507/965
I
14/700
1435/2
150600
152500
1441 00
143521
150124
143521
143300
150430
144100
15/400
142700
145800
143400
152800
150900
141835
144728
150124
145000
14/835
150420
142200
144500
1422/3
145200
150300
144700
142200
144100
1431 05
143521
150345
1449/9
152600
153000
150300
144100
150406
14/835
150440
1422/3
1445/2
14/800
15/900
150406
143105
143500
145500
152800
142224
143521
150410
143521
150345
143400
150440
142800
I
1305700
1301850
1304300
13/0900
1305300
1301848
1305900
1301848
1305000
1303218
1305300
1305000
1305500
1300700
1300900
1302200
1310000
1304000
1300/04
1305900
1301000
1304000
1302824
1304800
13/0800
1304847
1305700
1303100
1304400
1304800
1305300
1300744
1301848
1302823
1295842
13/0600
13/0900
1303/30
1305300
1302826
1304000
1301020
1304847
1304759
1305700
1295500
1302826
1300740
1304000
1305500
13/0700
1302048
1295952
1302825
1301848
1302823
13/1000
1301020
1304600
,
.
:
EucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEucalyptusEUlalia
EUlalia
EUlalia
EuphorbiaEuphorbiaEuphorbiaEuphorbiaEuphorbiaEuphorbiaEuphorbiaEuphorbiaEuphorbiaEuphorbiaEvolvulusExacum
Excoecaria
Excoecaria
ExocarposExocarposExocarposExocarposFagraeaFagraeaFagraeaFagraeaFagraeaFicus
Ficus
Ficus
Ficus
Ficus
Ficus
Ficus
Ficus
Ficus
Ficus
Ficus
Ficus
Ficus
Ficus
Ficus
Ficus
Ficus
Ficus
Ficus
Ficus
Ficus
Ficus
Ficus
Ficus
tetrodonta
tetrodonta
tetrodonta
tetrodonta
tintinnans
tintinnans
tintinnans
umbrawarrensis
MYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEMYRTACEAEPOACEAEPOACEAEPOACEAEEUPHORBIACEAEEUPHORBIACEAEEUPHORBIACEAEEUPHORBIACEAEEUPHORBIACEAEEUPHORBIACEAEEUPHORBIACEAEEUPHORBIACEAEEUPHORBIACEAEEUPHORBIACEAECONVOLVULACEAEGENTIANACEAEEUPHORBIACEAEEUPHORBIACEAEEUPHORBIACEAEEUPHORBIACEAEEUPHORBIACEAEEUPHORBIACEAELOGANIACEAELOGANIACEAELOGANIACEAELOGANIACEAELOGANIACEAEMORACEAEMORACEAEMORACEAEMORACEAEMORACEAEMORACEAEMORACEAEMORACEAEMORACEAEMORACEAEMORACEAEMORACEAEMORACEAEMORACEAEMORACEAEMORACEAEMORACEAEMORACEAEMORACEAEMORACEAEMORACEAEMORACEAEMORACEAEMORACEAE
16
aurea
mackinlayimackinlayidallachyana (3rC)hima *
maconochieanainitchelliana
schizolepisschizolepisschultzii
vachellii
1605/994
1207/9921105/994
1005/994
1405/994
1205/9941505/9942105/9522507/965
1905/9521005/9949051994
1407/977
1405/994
8031989
2402/989
1505/994
1305/9942002/994
1305/994
9051994
1305/994
2402/9891205/9942308/9876081987
1005/9942702/9861505/9941005/994
1305/994
1108/983
2031989
3031989
30319892402/98930319891305/994
1305/9941005/994
1405/994
1305/9941303/9891005/9941303/9891403/9891305/9941605/9941605/9941205/994
1103/9891505/9941407/9771505/9941407/9771303/9891609/9691205/9941407/977
alsinoides
tetragonumovalis
parvifoliaIatifolius
Iatifolius
Iatifolius
Iatifolius
racemosa
racemosa
racemosa
racemosa
racemosa
congestacongestacongestacoronulata
hispidahispidahispidahispidaIeucotrichaIeucotrichaIeucotrichaIeucotrichaIeucotrichaIeucotrichaIeucotricha
OPPOsitaOPPOSitaOPPositaOPPositaOPPositaplatypodaracemosa
racemosa
racemosa
150500
143300
142000
14/835
150248
143521
150420
145300
142800
145500
142224
14/833
152300
150248
144900
14/500150440
1435/2144549
144100
142222
144726
14/5001443/215/300153000142000
153000
15044014/835
143851
14/700144000
143400
14340014/500
143400
1435/2
1435/2
142130
150300
144100
145500
142130144700
152800
143455
150500
150124
144502
1508001505/5
152500
150430152500
145800152500144406152800
^
13010001303900130,054
13040001303036
1295952
1302824
1305600
1304600
1305500
13020481304001
1301700
1303036
1305000
1304100
1302830
1301850
1295656
13053001304838
13/0205
13041001304759
12940001302400
1301054
13/0700
13028301304000
1301055
1301000
1294500
1300200
1300200
1304100
1300900
1301850
13018501304838
1303100
1305300
1300400
1304838130440013049001301835130,0001305900130480013034001302845
1301800130321813018001300700130200013048181302200
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.
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Ficus
Ficus
Ficus
Ficus
Ficus
Ficus
Ficus
FimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisF1mbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisF1mbristylisF1mbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisF1mbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisF1mbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisF1mbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisF1mbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylis
subpuberula
.
virens
virens
virens
,
A64431acicularis
acuminata
acuminata
acuminata
arthrostyloidesblakei
caespitosacardiocarpacephalophoracompactacompactacoinpositacymosadensa
densa
depauperatadichotoma
dichotoma
furva
furva
furva
fulva
furva
lanceolata
lanceolatalanceolatalanceolatalittoralis
littoralis
microcarya
microcaryanutans
nutans
nutans
nutans
pachypterapachypterapauciflorapauciflorapauciflorapauciflorapauciflorapauciflorapterygospermapunctatapunctatarara
schultzii
simplexsphaerocephalasphaerocephala
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.
MORACEAEMORACEAEMORACEAEMORACEAEMORACEAEMORACEAEMORACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAECYPERACEAE
17
^
,
I
1605/994
1303/989
1305/994
1505/994
1405/994
1405/9941205/994
1305/9941105/994
1305/9941005/994
1305/994
1605/9941405/994
2602/9868031989
1505/9941205/994
1005/994
1505/994
9051995
1305/994
8031989
1305/994
9051994
1205/9941205/994
1005/9941205/9949051994
1303/9891205/9941605/9941105/994303198980519941405/9941005/9941205/9941605/9941205/9941405/9941205/99480319892704/9952702/9861205/9941405/9941105/9941205/9941505/994803198980319891303/9891004/9901205/9941205/99480519941405/994
I
,
150500
145800
143455
1505/5
144728144728
1443/2144100142000
144726
142130
144100
150500150248152600143800
150400
142858
142224
144728
1506/8
144100
143800
144100
1422/6
144502
144400
142224
14450014/833
145500
142858150124
142000143100142200
150248142130
144400150124144406150406143521
14380014/80015280014302214494i
142000143521
1505/5
152700152700145500142600144400143105
142200144926
6
1301 000
1300700
1301835
1302845
1300t 04
1300/04
1304759
13053001301 100
13/0205
1304828
1305300
1301000
1303036
13/06001304400
13100001300607
1302048
1300/04
1294/30
1305300
130440013053001304844
1304800
1304800
13020481304800
1304001
13004001300607
1305900
1301054
13005001304800
13030361304848
1304800130590013048i8130282612959521304400130570513/0700129594912959401301iOO1295952130284513026001302600130040012951001304800130074413048001295923
,
,
FimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisFimbristylisF1mbristylisFimbristylisFlagellariaFlagellariaFlagellariaFlagellariaFlemingiaFlemingiaFlemingiaFlemingiaFlemingiaFuirena
Fuirena
Fuirena
Fuirena
Fuirena
Fuirena
Fuirena
Fuirena
Fuirena
Fuirena
Fuirena
Fuirena
Fuirena
Galactia
Galactia
Galactia
Gardenia
Gardenia
Gardenia
Gardenia
Gardenia
Gardenia
Geodorum
Geodorum
Geodorum
Germainia
sphaerocephalasphaerocephalasphaerocephalastenostachyatetragonatetragonatetragonatetragonatetragonatetragonatetragonatetragonatetragonatetragonatrigastrocaryatrigastrocaryatrigastrocaryatrigastrocaryatrigastrocaryatristachya
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
FLAGELLARIACEAE
FLAGELLARIACEAE
FLAGELLARIACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
CYPERACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
RUBIACEAE
RUBIACEAE
RUBIACEAE
RUBIACEAE
RUBIACEAE
RUBIACEAE
ORCHIDACEAE
ORCHIDACEAE
ORCHIDACEAE
POACEAE
18
2031989
1205/994
2302/994
2102/994
1305/994
1205/994
1205/994
1405/994
1605/994
1005/994
1205/994
1205/994
9051994
1405/994
1305/994
2031989
1305/994
2402/989
1507/994
2602/986
1205/994
1205/994
1305/994
2602/986
1305/994
1205/994
9051995
3031989
3031989
1207/992
1205/994
1005/994
1305/994
1305/994
1405/994
1205/994
1105/994
1505/994
1405/994
1205/994
1405/994
1405/994
9051994
1505/994
4031989
1305/994
1005/994
1505/994
1031986
4101989
1305/994
9051994
1005/994
1305/994
2302/994
1405/994
1205/994
1303/989
1105/994
indica
indica
indica
indica
039269
lineata
lineala
lineata
lineala
ciliaris
ciliaris
ciliaris
ciliaris
ciliaris
nudiflora
umbellata
umbellata
umbellata
umbellata
umbellata
umbellata
umbellata
megalophyllatenuiflora
tenuiflora
resinosa
144300
144400
144901
144100
144726
1445/2
142858
1429/9
150124
142224
144400
144400
14/833
150406
142926
144300
144100
14/500
152047
152600
1443/2
1445/2
144726
152500
143851
144400
1506/8
143400
142600
143100
144406
14/835
1435/2
144726
1449/9
144500
142548
150410
150248
1445/2
150248
150406
14/833
150400
142300
143455
141835
150420
153000
14/800
143851
1422/6
141900
144100
14490t
150300
144406
145500
142000
1294500
1304800
1295840
1295500
13/0205
1304759
1300607
1295842
1305900
1302048
1304800
1304800
1304001
1302826
1295923
1294500
1305300
1304100
1304635
13/0600
1304759
1304759
13/0205
13/0900
1301055
1304800
1294/30
1300900
1300200
1303800
1304818
1304000
1301 850
13/0205
1295842
1304800
1302500
1302825
1303036
1304759
1303036
1302826
1304001
1310000
1293600
1301835
1304000
1302824
13/0800
1305700
1301055
1304044
1300600
1305300
1295840
1303100
1304818
1300400
1301100
.
.
.
.
,
neocaledonicum
neocaledonicum
neocaledonicum
grandiflora
.
;
.
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,
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.
,
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.
Germainia
Germainia
Germainia
Germainia
Germainia
Germainia
Germainia
Germainia
Germainia
Glochidion
Glochidion
GlycineGlycineGlycineGlycineGlycineGlycosmisGlycosmisGlycosmisGompholobiumGompholobiumGompholobiumGomphrenaGomphrenaGomphrenaGomphrenaGomphrenaGomphrenaGomphrenaGomphrenaGomphrenaGomphrenaGonocarpusGonocarpusGonocarpusGonocarpusGonocarpusGonocarpusGonocarpusGonocarpusGoodenia
Goodenia
Goodenia
Goodenia
Goodenia
Goodenia
Goodenia
Goodenia
Goodenia
Goodenia
Goodenia
Goodenia
Goodenia
Goodenia
Goodenia
Goodenia
Goodenia
Goodenia
Goodenia
grandifloragrandifloratruncatiglumistruncatiglumistruncatiglumistruncatiglumistruncatiglumistruncatiglumistruncatiglumisperakenseperakensearenaria
himcaulis
tomentella
tomentella
;
POACEAE
ROACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
POACEAE
EUPHORBIACEAE
EUPHORBIACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
RUTACEAE
RUTACEAE
RUTACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
FABACEAE
AMARANTHACEAE
AMARANTHACEAE
AMARANTHACEAE
AMARANTHACEAE
AMARANTHACEAE
AMARANTHACEAE
AMARANTHACEAE
AMARANTHACEAE
AMARANTHACEAE
AMARANTHACEAE
HERNANDIACEAE
HERNANDIACEAE
HERNANDIACEAE
HERNANDIACEAE
HERNANDIACEAE
HERNANDIACEAE
HERNANDIACEAE
HERNANDIACEAE
GOODENIACEAE
GOODENIACEAE
GOODENIACEAE
GOODENIACEAE
GOODENIACEAE
GOODENIACEAE
GOODENIACEAE
GOODENIACEAE
GOODENIACEAE
GOODENIACEAE
GOODENIACEAEGOODENIACEAE
GOODENIACEAE
GOODENIACEAE
GOODENIACEAE
GOODENIACEAE
GOODENIACEAE
GOODENIACEAE
GOODENIACEAE
19
sapindoidestrifoliata
trifoliata
subulatum
subulatum
subulatum
canescens
canescens
canescens
conferIa
cunning hamiidiffusa
flaccida
flaccida
parviflora
,
9051994
1205/994
9051994
1605/994
1005/994
1205/994
2105/952
1205/994
1305/994
3031989
1505/994
1405/994
9031989
2602/986
1305/994
1305/994
1405/994
1405/994
2031989
2602/986
9031989
1005/994
9051994
1202/991
1205/994
o
1403/989
8031989
1305/994
1405/994
8051994
2002/994
1205/994
1605/994
1105/994
1605/994
1605/994
2202/994
1605/994
2702/986
1205/994
1105/994
1005/994
1305/994
9051994
1303/994
1605/994
1305/994
1405/994
1305/994
1405/994
2704/995
1405/994
2202/994
1405/994
1305/994
1205/994
1303/989
1605/994
.
.
14/833
143105
1422/6
150124
14/900
144500
145500
143521
1435/2
142600
150420
150406
I51800
152600
14385t
144143
1449/9
144728
144300
152600
15/800
142000
1422/6
14/900
143521
152700
152800
152700
144358
150345
142200
144549
142858
150124
142000
150500
150124
144403
150659
153000
142858
142000
142224
144100
14/833
144726
150124
144100
150345
143455
150345
14/800
144743
143951
144728
143455
144400
144500
150659
1304001
1300740
1304844
1305900
1300600
1304800
13/1000
1295952
1301850
1300200
1302824
1302826
1294000
13/0600
1301055
13/0836
1295842
1300/04
1294500
13/0600
1294000
1301 100
1304844
1305500
1301848
1295700
1304900
1302600
13/0615
1302823
1304800
1295656
1300607
1305900
1301100
1301000
1305900
1294407
1302319
13/0800
1300607
130,100
1302048
1305300
130400i
13/0205
1305900
1305300
1302823
1301835
1302823
1305705
1300/08
1294838
1300/04
1301835
1304800
1305000
1302319
chinensis
chinensis
chinensis
IeptothecusIeptothecusIeptothecusIeptothecusIeptothecusarmstrongianaarmstrongianaarmstrongianaarmstrongianaarmstrongianabicolor
bicolor
bicolor
bicolor
bicolor
coronopifoliacoronopifoliagloeophylla910eophyllahePPIeanahispidaianambaodorinellii
purpurascens
.
Goodenia
Goodenia
Goodenia
Goodenia
Goodenia
Goodenia
Goodenia
GossypiumGossypiumGossypiumGossypiumGossypiumGrevillea
Grevillea
Grevillea
Grevillea
Grevillea
Grevillea
Grevillea
Grevillea
Grevillea
Grevillea
Grevillea
Grevillea
Grevillea
Grevillea
Grevillea
Grevillea
Grevillea
Grevillea
Grevillea
Grevillea
Grevillea
Grevillea
Grevillea
Grevillea
Grevillea
Grevillea
Grevillea
Grevillea
Grevillea
Grevillea
Grevillea
Grevillea
Grevillea
Grewia
Grewia
Grewia
GymnantheraGymnemaGymnemaGymnemaGymnemaGymnemaGymnemaGyrocarpusHaemodorumHaemodorumHaemodorum
purpurascensredacta
sepalOSasepalOSa
australe
australe
australe
hirsutum *
GOODENIACEAE
GOODENIACEAEGOODENIACEAEGOODENIACEAE
GOODENIACEAEGOODENIACEAE
GOODENIACEAE
MALVACEAE
MALVACEAE
MALVACEAE
MALVACEAE
MALVACEAE
PROTEACEAE
PROTEACEAE
PROTEACEAE
PROTEACEAEPROTEACEAE
PROTEACEAE
PROTEACEAE
PROTEACEAE
PROTEACEAE
PROTEACEAE
PROTEACEAE
PROTEACEAE
PROTEACEAE
PROTEACEAE
PROTEACEAE
PROTEACEAE
PROTEACEAE
PROTEACEAE
PROTEACEAEPROTEACEAE
PROTEACEAE
PROTEACEAE
PROTEACEAE
PROTEACEAE
PROTEACEAEPROTEACEAE
PROTEACEAE
PROTEACEAE
PROTEACEAEPROTEACEAEPROTEACEAE
PROTEACEAEPROTEACEAETILIACEAETILIACEAE
TILIACEAE
AscLEPiADACEAEASOLEPIADACEAEAscLEPiADACEAEAscLEPiADACEAEAscLEPiADACEAEAscLEPIADACEAEAscLEPiADACEAEHERNANDIACEAEHAEMODORACEAEHAEMODORACEAEHAEMODORACEAE
20
071680
angulataangulatabenthamiana
benthamiana
benthamiana
decurrens
decurrens
decurrens
decurrens
decurrens
decurrens
dryandridryandridryandridryandridryandridryandridryandrihe IiospermaparallelaPIuricaulisprasina
prasina
prasina
pteridifoliapteridifoliapteridifoliarefracta
refracta
refracta
striata
1405/994
2202/994
1806/967
1005/994
1205/994
1405/994
2031989
8031989
1407/977
1407/977
1108/986
1305/994
1605/994
1005/994
1505/994
4101989
1202/991
1202/99'
2031989
1005/994
2202/994
1207/994
1005/994
1505/994
1505/994
2031989
9031989
1005/994
2202/994
1405/994
1605/994
8031989
9081983
2206/988
1005/994
2202/994
2031989
2102/986
1105/994
1205/994
1405/994
1202/991
1305/994
8031989
1405/994
4031989
1205/994
1605/994
9051995
1603/989
2402/989
2031989
9051994
1103/989
9031989
1207/992
1105/994
9031989
1305/994
144100
144403
153000
14/835
1445/2
144743
144100
150800
152500
152500
153000
144406
150124
14/900
150440
14/700
14/900
14/900
144000
142000
144403
143105
14/835
150420
144703
144300
15/800
142000
144403
1449/9
150500
143800
14/700
144000
143851
144403
144100
152600
142000
144400
1449/9
14/900
144000
1521 00
144743
144900
1445/2
150500
1506/8
14/900
14/500
144100
142222
150800
15/500
143200
142000
15/800
144100
1305400
1294407
1305500
1304000
1304759
1300t 05
1294400
1303500
1301800
1301800
1303400
13/0644
1305900
1300600
1302830
1305600
1305500
1305600
1294500
1301 100
1294407
1300744
1304000
1302824
130003t
1294500
1294000
1301iOO
1294407
1295842
1301000
1304400
1300300
1304000
1301 055
1294407
1294400
13/0600
1301100
1304800
1295842
1305500
1305300
13029001300/08
1294600
1304759
1301000
1294/30
13/0100
1304100
1294400
1304838
1303400
1300100
1303800
1301100
1294000
1305300
*
*
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nun, ,, ,, I, ,,
retusifoliaretusifolia
oblongageminatumgeminatumgeminatumstenophyllumstenophyllum
,
^
,
americanus
ensifolium
ensifolium
ensifolium
,
.
L
^
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indicate codominant species. + indicates that a mix of other species are present. *indicates an introduced species.
Cor inbia/EUCal
C. Iatifolia over annual sor hum
C Iatifolia over Piectrachne
C. Iatifolia over erennial
C. Iatifolia over sed
C. jarifolia over Eriachne obtusa Eriachne triseta, Eriachne burkittii
E. tectjfjca E. jarjfolja over erennjaj
tus Woodland
E. tectifica
E. tentifiica over Piectrachne
C. dichromo hloia
es etc.
E. tintinnans over erennial
un ens
E. miniata, E. hoenicea over PIectrachne un ens + Sor hum intrans
rasses
E. miniata E. tetrodonta, C. bleeseri over PiectrachneE. bleeseri over PIectrachne
E.
E.
E. tetrodonta over PIectrachne
hoenicea over hummock + annual
E.
hoenicea
E.
un ens
hoenicea
E.
hoenicea
rasses
E.
hoenicea
E.
C. bleeseri over hummock + erennial
hoeniceaover PIectrachne un ens Sor hum sti oideum
rasses
Acacia s
hoenicea over Sor hum sti oideum
C. o1 car aover erennial
C. dichromo hloia over PIectrachne
C. o1
un ens
E. miniata, E. tetrodonta over Piectrachne
E. tetrodonta C. terminalis over erenniai
car a Me Iaieuca viridiflora + Acacia s
over Eriachne obtusa and PIectrachne
E. tetrodonta
Site number
E. tetrodonta
un ens
112, 125, 14873, 136
,
rasses
C. randifoliaover erennial
77, 120I I I
E. tintinnans over Pleatrachne
C. terminalis
192
E. tintinnans E. tectifica over erennial
un ens
C. Iatifolia over erennial
E. microtheca MeIaieucaminutifolia over erennial
rasses
:
118, 88, 65, 87, 44
E. microtheca
81
E. microtheca over Chr so
rasses
100
E. microtheca bare round
over PIectrachne
un ens
E. microthecaover Terminalia Iat
185
E. microtheca E. a uana overDichanthium fecundum
92
Excoecaria arvifolia
un ens
E.
rasses
un ens
143, 80, 135
over PIectrachne + sed es
E.
ruinosaover erennial rasses + Sor hum sti oideum
102
rasses
E.
ruinosa MeIaleucaminutifolia over erennial
rasses
un ens
E. pruinosa (Terminalia platyptera) over Aristida in aequiglumis and Aristidah rometrica
3, 107, 71
un ens
ruinos, EUCal tus randifolia over Themeda triandra, Sehima nervosa
134
o on fallax
163
MeIaleuca Woodland
164,165
M. viridiflora over erennial
184
rasses
over Brach achne conver ens
190
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tera over
23, 89, 954
rasses
103
erennial
79
140
rasses
26
rasses
rasses
124
83
55
I
32
52, 20256
.
13
171
99, 17
,
114, 7530
169
.
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viridflora over sed es +
viridiflora, M. minutifolia overviridiflora over Chr so
,
:
viridiflora over Dichanthium fecundum
,
.,
erennial rasses
. sericea over
o on fallax an
erennials
M. minutifolia, M. ar entea over
erennial
:
M. minutifolia (Terminala canescens) over perennia gra
rasses + annual
eme a
M. minutifolia, M. sericea over sor
Chr so o
E. arvifolia
s s inescens
rasses
Eriachne obtusa
on fallax
L. cunnin hamii
Terminala volucris over
,
L. cunning hamii
L. cunnin
,
hum
Atala ahemilauca
hamii E. ruinosa, E.
E. inIata, E. hoenjcea, C. bleeseri, E. tetroOn d
annual
ermina
,
E. papuana, C. po ycarpa,Sehima nervosum
erennial rasses + s
,
E. IatifoliaE. tintinnans, . gran 10 ,
over Chr so o
o1 car a overChr so o on
Terminala arostrata over
01
,
Terminalia r'"' hamjj, M. minutifolia)over
on fallaxfallax and Sehima
. . .
TerminalIaa"' ' tjficaoverSorghumstipoideumandErythrophleum chioros ac ys,
dland
nescens over Sor hum sti
I
d P. uadriloculare
E. Iatifolia, Acacia difficiis over se
35, 57
erennial rassess E. chiorostachys ov
Co inbialEucal
C. Iatifolia over Piectrachne
46
,
175
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94
42
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C. Iatifoliaover erennial rasses
E. tectificaoverSor hum stiiodeum annual +Themeda erennialE. tectifica over mixed
E. techfica (C. polycarpa, T. platyptera) over Sehima nervosum, Chrysopogonfallax, Themeda triandra
E. microtheca over Panicum decom OSitum and Era rostis setifoliaE. microtheca over Sehima nervosum
E. microtheca/E. cainauldulensis over Chr so oE. microtheca Excoecaria arvifolia over BrachE. microtheca
E. microtheca over Aristida h
E. a uana G rocar us americanus over Sor hum IumosumE. a uana over Sehima nervosum and Themeda triandra
bare
E
C. d car a M. viridiflorahoenicea, C. dichromo hloia over PIectrachne
round
MeIaleuca O en Woodland
M. acacioides, M. minutifolia over erennialM. minutifolia over annual
erennia
Mininutifolia T. Iat tera
rometrica
Terminalia O en Woodland
T. Iat tera, E. microtheca, L SI h 11umcunnin
on fallax
T. canescens PetalOSti am ubescens over Sor
achne conver ens
T. canescens over Eriachne ciliate, Sor
over Chr so o on fallax and Aristida s
T. bursarina over Eriachne fasti iata
129
T. platyphylla (E. cainauldulensis) over Cynodon dactylon (Arundinellane alensis
erennial
123
T. volucris (M. miniata, M. viridiflora) over Sorghum plumosum and Sorghumintrans
31
rass
I 91
over Chr so o on fallax
T. arostrata over Sehima nervosum and Eriachne triseta
T. latipes (E. ferruginea, Owenia vernicosa) over PIectrachne pungens andSor hum intrans
annual
:
205
un ens
T.
erennial
49
rass
erennial
24
Iat tera M. minutifolia, M. sericea
:
Acacia s
33
168
Lysiphyllum Open WoodlandL. cunning hamii(Terminalia platyptera, Atalaya hemiglauca) overCh so o on fallax
I
:
hum sti oideum
64, 85
erennial
E. o1
hamiover erennial
L. cunning hamii(T. platyptera, E. conferIiflora) over Themeda triandra,Sor hum intrans
93
.
car a over Aristidah rometricaand Sor hum Iumosum
hum stiiodeum annual
L. cunnin hamii over Era rostis setifolia, Sor
167
.
178
,
Mixed Open Woodland
.
C. conferIiflora, E. chlorostachys, L. cunning hamii, Adansonia gregorii over S.
19
nervosum
C. grandifolia, E. papuana, C. Iatifolia, Lysiphyllum cunning hamii overEriachne and sed es
I I 6
over Themeda triandra
rasses
174
E. microtheca, Cathormium umbellatum, Erythrophleum chiorostachys,L si h 11um cunnin hamii, Atala a hemilauca over Chr so o on fallax
.
C. Iatifolia, C. grandifolia, TerminalIa arostrata over Sehima nervosum andThemeda triandra
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156
186
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188, 193189
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206
162
179
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194, 195
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E. pruinosa, C. confer!iflora, M. minutifolia, T. platyptera, Acacia valida, L.cunnin hamii over T. triandra and S. sti oldeum
.
C. Iatifolia, C. confer11flora, E. papuana, Terminalia arostrata over Sehimanervosum
C. foelscheana, E. techfica, C. randifolia over Sehima nervosumC. o1 car aover Sor hum sti
I
E. randifolia, Terminalia IatAcacia validaover Sehima nervosum, Sor hum Iumosum
Lysiphyllum cunning hamii, Me Ialeuca minutifolia, Cochlospermum fraseri, Eruinosa over T. triandra and C. fallax
Excoecaria parviflorum and Lysiphyllum cunning hamii over Aristida andCh so o on fallax
Adansonia re orii L si h 11umcunnin hamii) over Brach achneconver ens
EUCal
E. miniata over Sor hum IumosumE. miniata
oldeum
tus O en Forest
tera over Themeda triandra ++
E. techfica over Sor hum sti oldeum
,
E. hoenicea over PIectrachne
E. tetrodonta over PIectrachne
MeIaleuca O en Forest
M. minutifolia over
M. minutifolia (PetalOStigma pubescens) over Schizachyrium fragile(annual)and Chr so o on fallax
M. minutifolia (Excoecaria parvifolia) over Themeda triandra andChr so o on fallax
M. sericea
M. sericea, M. minutifolia over Sor hum Iumosum and Sehima nervosum
I 51
M. sericea, M. minutifolia over Themedra triandra and Schizach rium fra Ile
erennial
M. sericea over Ch so o on fallax and Sor hum sti oideum
43
,
M. viridiflora over Sehima nervosum
un ens
M. minutifolia over erennial rasses and Sor hum sti oldeum
un ens
M. viridiflora over Eleocharis
141
M. viridiflora over sed es
86
rasses
M. citrolens M. minutifolia over Chr so o on fallax Eriachne setifolia
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L. cunnin hamii over Sehima nervosum
L. cunning hamii, C. dichromophloia (Cochlospermum fraseri) overPledrachne un ens
28
Ri arian O en Forest/Forest
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M. viridiflora, M. Ieucadendra over Dicanthium fecundum
127, 128
M. Ieucadendra C. t chocar a over Germainiatruncatilumis
78
M. Ieucadendra over Mnesithia rotlboelliodes/PanicumMieucadendra over Vetivera auciflora
146
M. Ieucadendra over Arundinella ne alensis
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E. microtheca, TerminaliaE. microtheca over SIda acuta*, Senna occidentalis*Terminalia sericocar a, Sterculia holtzii closed forest over various herbs
109
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Grasslands
Chr so o on fallax, Sehima nervosumSehima nervosum, Brach achne conver ensSehima nervosum (Hetero o on contortus, Chr so o on fallax)Chr
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so o
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Sed es and Xerochloa
on fallax
Sed es
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Iumosum and sed esecies
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Sor hum
PiectrachChr
on triticeus
Chr
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Iumosum, Sehima nervosum
so o
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Appendix 6 Eight broad habitats and mapping units within those habitats. Species inbrackets occur in the unit but are subordinate. Species separated by commas are
coodominants. + indicates that a mix of other species are present.
MAPPING UNIT
MONSOON FOREST
I mixed s ecies
RIPARIAN FOREST, OPEN-FOREST2 Me Ialeuca Ieucandendra
3 EUCal
4 EUCal
CORYMBIA/EUCALYPT OPEN-FOREST, WOODLAND
tus microtheca, TerminalIa
5 EUCal tus miniata, E. tetrodonta over annual and erennial
tus cainauldulensis, E. microtheca
6 Eucalyptus miniata (E. tetrodonta, C. bleeseri, C. dichromophloia)over hummock rasses
7 EUCal tustetrodonta
8 Cor inbia bleeseri over hummock
9 Gorymbia bleeseri(E. tetrodonta, E. miniata) over annual andhummock rasses
10 EUCal tus tectifica over annual and erennial11 EUCal
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12 EUCal
13 EUCal
era
tus tectifica over hummock rasses
14 Gorymbia Iatifolia over annual and perennial grasses and sedges
tus hoeniceaoverhummock rass annual
SITE NUMBER
15 Cor inbia Iatifolia over hummock
tus hoenicea, C. dichromo hloia over hummock
16 EUCal tus ruinosaover erennial
rasses
66, 87, 126, 144
17 EUCal tus tintinnans over hummock
18Cor inbia d car a+
84, 130, 137, 150
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19 EUCal tusalba, C. randifoliaover erennial
2, 24
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20 Eucalyptus microtheca (Excoecaria parvifolia) over perennial
rasses
127, 128
rasses
21 EUCal tusmicrothecaover erennial
78, 80, 92, 135, 143, 184
22 EUCal
79, 103, 140
rasses
LowoPEN FOREST, WOODLAND
102
23 Me Ialeuca viridiflora over Eleocharis
185
rasses
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24 Me Ialeuca viridiflora over perennial grasses
rasses
tus microtheca over bare round
42, 44, 65, 88, 1/8, 146
rasses
rasses
25 Me Ialecua minutifolia, M. sericeum over annual and perennialgrasses
100
62, 67, 71, 107, 134
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26 Excoecaria arvifolia Terminaliavolucris over erennial
77, 120, 111, 112, 125,148, 192
27 L si h 11umcunnin hamiiover erennial
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124, 131
23, 69, 89, 94, 95
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rasses
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CORYMBIA/EUCALYPTOPEN-WOODLAND
29 Cor inbia Iatifolia over hummock
30 Cor
31 Eucalyptus papuana, C. polycarpa, E. bigalerita over perennial
inbia Iatifolia over erennial
rasses
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32 EUCal tus microtheca over
33 EUCal tustectifica over annual and erennial
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OTHER OPEN-WOODLAND
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34 Lysiphyllum cunning hamii over perennial grasses
35 Terminalis bursarina over annual
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36 Acacia valida over erennial
rasses
37 Me Iaieuca minutifolia, M. sericea over bare round
rasses
38 TerminalIa arostrata, T. volucris over erennial39 Terminalia arsotrata, EUCal
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40 Mixed over hummock
erennial
SHRUBLAND
41 Acacia over hummock
rasses
GRASSLAND
29, 60, 63, 104, 122, 145
42 Chrysopogon fallax, Sehima nervosa, Sorghum plumosum,Themeda triandra
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rasses
44 Sor hum stiiodeum, Eriachne s ecies, Aristida s ecies
rasses
72, 1/5
rasses
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rasses
1/7, 129
46 Sed eland
tuss ecies, over erennial rasses
64, 85, 86, 93, 139
rasses
14, 49, 53, 168, 204
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