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LEGEND: (a) Key for “Form” Column of all Tables (within Text and Appendices)
Code Description
Denotes Comments
C Creeper Sprawling habit, prostrate, possibly climbing within the understorey
F Fern Extends to include treeferns
G Grass Poaceae family
H Herb Generally, plants lacking a woody stem
O Orchid Terrestrial and ephiphytic
P Palm Extends to include species of palm lillys (ie. Cordyline spp.)
sH Shrub 50cm to 4m in height
sT Small Tree 4m to 12m in height
T Tree Greater than 12m in height
V Vine Climber with a vigorous habit that would pursue reaching canopy height, generally producing a thick woody stem
(b) Key for “Occurrence” Column of all Tables (within Appendices)
Code Description
vC Very Common Dominant species within any particular stratum of the vegetation community
C Common Occurs frequently throughout the vegetation community
UC Uncommon Occurs at low frequency
R Rare Occurs individually or as only a few specimens
(c) Key for “Botanical Name” Column
Code Description
*La… Exotic Species The species may be naturalised, invasive and/or exotic in nature
NL Non-local The species is a non-local Australian native plant
pl planted The species is a local or non-local Australian native plant that has been planted on site
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