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                                                                                                             Table 3. Planting Species List
                5.7 Tubestock Watering Regime (continued)
                                                                                                                                                                        Percentage
                Rainfall in the first four weeks after planting may negate the need for watering events as                  Species                Common Name
                                                                                                                                                                        Occurrence
                detailed above.
                                                                                                             Canopy Trees
                The product D-Ter may be applied to the foliage of tubestock at the time of planting to
                                                                                                             Eucalyptus tereticornis          Forest red gum
                reduce herbivores targeting new plants. Tree guards may also be employed where
                herbivore activity places the new plants at risk.                                            Lophostemon confertus            Brush box
                                                                                                                                                                            20
                Where there is a risk of damage by frost, suitable products may be applied to the foliage    Syzygium leuhmanii               Small leaved lily pilly
                of tubestock at the time of planting, or near after, to mitigate the impacts from frost      Waterhousia floribunda           Weeping lily pilly
                damage.
                                                                                                             Sub-canopy Trees & Shrubs
                6. Plant Species Requirements
                                                                                                             Acmena smithii                   Lily pilly
                The species list has been designed in mind of the mapped RE’s and the flora community
                                                                                                             Archontophoenix cunninghamiana   Picabeen plam
                identified on site. Additional species not listed may also be used if they are endemic,
                found in the locality’s target reference regional ecosystem or have been proven to be        Cryptocarya triplinervis         Three-veined laurel
                                                                                                                                                                            40
                successful on other restoration projects in the local area of a similar ecology. Refer to    Glochidion ferdinandi            Cheese tree
                Table 3 for the recommended planting species list.
                                                                                                             Ficus coronata                   Creek sandpaper fig
                7. Maintenance Program                                                                       Pittosporum undulatum            Sweet pittosporum
                The maintenance program, following the plant establishment phase, will include               Groundcover
                treatment of weeds, monitoring and replacement of plant mortality, top up of mulch as
                                                                                                             Alpinia caerulea                 Native ginger
                required, identification and tagging of natural recruitment and replacement of tree guards
                and stakes as required, including any such damage resulting from floods.                     Cissus antarctica                Native grape

                Maintenance must be undertaken monthly for the first 12 months following the                 Dianella caerulea                Blue flax-lily                40
                establishment of plants on the site.                                                         Juncus usitatus                  Common rush
                                                                                                             Lomandra hystrix                 Creek mat rush




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