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Reference document FLORA_AND_FAUNA_ASSESSMENT_RosesRoad_Federal-25_03_07-FF OPW25-0072
Native Foresters
APPENDIX L – GROUND-TRUTHED VEGETATION COMMUNITIES
Skyring Creek: Endangered RE 12.3.1
RE Description: Canopy structure:
Gallery rainforest (notophyll ☐ Open ☒ Semi-closed ☐ Closed
vine forest) on alluvial plains Canopy height:
☐ 0-5m ☐ 5-10m ☒ 11-20m
Status: ☐ 21-30m ☐ 31-40m
☒ Remnant (>30-40yrs)
☐ HVR (>15yrs)
☐ Regrowth (>7yrs) Canopy cover:
☐ Revegetation ☐ 0 -10% ☐ 51 -60%
☐ 11-20% ☐ 61-70%
GPS: ☐ 21-30% ☐ 71-80%
☐ 31-40% ☐ 81-90%
☒ 41-50% ☐ 91-100%
Condition:
☐ Excellent (>90% native
Dominant canopy species:
cover) Syzygium francisii, Ficus coronata,
☐ Very Good (75-90% native Waterhousea floribunda, and non-
cover) native Camphor laurel
☐ Good (50-75% native)
☒ Poor (30-50% native) Midstorey structure:
☐ Degraded (10-30% ☒ Open ☐ Semi-closed ☐ Closed
native)
☐ Completely degraded Midstorey height:
(<10% native) ☒ 0-5m ☐ 5-10m ☐ 11-20m
Dominant midstorey species:
Cyathea cooperi
Understorey structure:
☐ Open ☒ Semi-closed ☐ Closed
Understorey species:
Pteris tremula, Doodia linearis, and
exotic grasses
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