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**

 Glycine argyrea       Silver Glycine        NT                 Sandy coastal soils north from Noosa                        Potentially           5 km


 Lobelia                                                        Found on edges of lakes, pools and slow moving
                                             NT                                                                             Unlikely              5 km
 membranacea                                                    streams.

 Macadamia
                       Bopple Nut            V          V       Rainforest, clayey soils                                    Unlikely              Not recorded
 ternifolia

 Macarthuria
                                             NT         -       Open dry heath land                                         Unlikely              5 km
 complanata
                                                                Marsdenia coronata is restricted to south-east
 Marsdenia
                       Slender Milk Vine     V          -       Queensland where it commonly grows in rainforest or         Potentially           5 km
 coronata
                                                                moist areas of open forest, especially in eucalypt forest
                                                                Lesser Swamp-orchid is commonly associated with
                       Lesser Swamp-                            coastal wet heath/sedgeland wetlands, swampy
 Phaius Australis                            E          E                                                                   Potentially           Not Recorded
                       orchid                                   grassland or swampy forest and often where Broad-
                                                                leaved Paperbark or Swamp Mahogany are found.

                                                                Grows in wet grassy sites associated with sclerophyll
 Prasophyllum          Wallum Leek
                                             V         CE       forest, woodlands and wallum communities. Flowers           Potentially           Not Recorded
 wallum                Orchid
                                                                August to September
                                                                Commonly occurs in lowland rainforest on rainforest
                                                                margins, can also be found in open forest and woodland,
                                                                it is commonly found in areas adjacent to both temporary
 Samadera bidwillii                          V          V       and permanent watercourses. Commonly associated             Potentially           5 km
                                                                trees in the open forest and woodlands include forest red
                                                                gum (E. tereticornis), pink bloodwood (Corymbia
                                                                intermedia),

 Symplocos harroldii   Hairy Hazelwood       NT         -       Found in sub-tropical and dry rainforest                    Unlikely              5 km




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