Attachment 5 - Flora Survey Report by Gondwana Ecology

Family             Scientific Name              Habitat                                                                                                           Likelihood of occurrence
                                                From Mt Bauple, near Gympie, to Currumbin Valley in the Gold Coast hinterland, south-east Queensland in
Proteaceae         Macadamia integrifolia                                                                                                                         Unlikely. Suitable habitat not present
                                                drier types of rainforest.
                                                lowland warm complex notophyll vine forest and Araucarian notophyll vine forest on basic and intermediate
Proteaceae         Macadamia ternifolia                                                                                                                           Unlikely. Suitable habitat not present
                                                volcanic soils and alluvia in higher rainfall areas of south-east Queensland
Macarthuriaceae    Macarthuria complanata       Noosa area on higher dunes                                                                                        Unlikely. Suitable habitat not present
                                                In southeast Queensland scattered populations from just north of Gympie south to near Killarney; found in         Possible. Suitable habitat present
Apocynaceae        Marsdenia coronata
                                                eucalypt forest or, at Mount Coolum, in open grassland among rocks                                                and one record within 5 km
                                                coastal vine scrub, riparian rainforest, complex notophyll vine forest on hillside, wet sclerophyll forest with   Possible. Suitable habitat present
Aristolochiaceae   Pararistolochia praevenosa
                                                Bangalow Palm palms, Eucalyptus grandis, E. microcorys                                                            and one record within 5 km.
                                                 restricted to the swamp-forest margins, where it occurs in swamp sclerophyll forest (Broad-leaved
                                                Paperbark/Swamp Mahogany/Swamp Box (Lophostemon suaveolens)), swampy rainforest (often with                       Possible. Suitable habitat present
Orchidaceae        Phaius australis
                                                sclerophyll emergents), or fringing open forest. It is often associated with rainforest elements such as          although no records within 5 km.
                                                Bangalow Palm (Archontophoenix cunninghamiana) or Cabbage Tree Palm
                                                Samadera bidwillii commonly occurs in lowland rainforest often with Araucaria cunninghamii or on
                                                rainforest margins, but it can also be found in other forest types, such as open forest and woodland, it is
Simaroubaceae      Samadera bidwillii           commonly found in areas adjacent to both temporary and permanent watercourses up to 510 m altitude.               Unlikely. Suitable habitat not present
                                                Quassia is endemic to Queensland and is currently known to occur in several localities between Scawfell
                                                Island, near Mackay, and Goomboorian, north of Gympie
                                                Usually found growing in drier rainforest, from the Gympie district south to Mudgeeraba. At nearby Bahrs          Possible. Two records in similar
Symplocaceae       Symplocos harroldii
                                                Scrub it occurs in rainforest remnants along gullies, creeks and lower hill slopes.                               habitat within 2 km.




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