Protected Plant Survey

J000206-003-R-Rev0                                                                                                                                             June 2016


                                                     EPBC
                                          NC Act                                                                               Potential to occur       Recorded
  Scientific Name      Common Name                    Act                               Habitat***
                                          Status*                                                                              in the project area     Sightings****
                                                    Status**

 Blandfordia
                       Christmas Bells      E          -       Water logged heathland on sandy coastal plains.                 Unlikely              5 km
 grandiflora



 Boronia keysii        Key's Boronia        V          V       Wet eucalypt forest                                             Potentially           5 km



 Bosistoa              Three-Leaved                            Associated with wet and dry sclerophyll forest and
                                            C          V                                                                       Potentially           Not Recorded
 transversa            Bosistoa                                rainforest up to 300 m altitude.


 Bulbophyllum          Miniture Moss
                                            NT         V       Only Grows in Hoop Pine, host specific species                  Unlikely              5 km
 globuliforme          Orchid



 Carex breviscapa                           V          -*      Rainforest and vine thicket                                     Unlikely              5 km



                                                               Stinking Cryptocarya grows in littoral rainforest, usually on
 Cryptocarya foetida   Stinkin Laurel       V          V                                                                       Potentially           5 km
                                                               sandy soils, with mature trees also growing on basalt soils


                                                               The Leafless Tongue-orchid has been reported to occur
                                                               in a wide variety of habitats including heathlands, heathy
                                                               woodlands, sedgelands, Xanthorrheoa spp. plains, dry
                                                               sclerophyll forests (shrub/grass sub-formation and
 Cryptostylis          Leafless Tounge-
                                            C          V       shrubby sub-formation), forested wetlands, freshwater           Potentially           Not Recorded
 hunteriana            orchid
                                                               wetlands, grasslands, grassy woodlands, rainforests and
                                                               wet sclerophyll forests Soils are generally considered to
                                                               be moist and sandy, however, this species is also known
                                                               to grow in dry or peaty soils

 Eucalyptus            Swamp                                   Swampy wallum or poor sandy areas fringing wallum flats
                                            E          E                                                                       Potentially           5 km
 conglomerata          Stringybark                             in the Moreton and Wide Bay districts.




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