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2021-06-17 OM Agenda - Item 2 - Attachment 1 - Draft Noosa Bushland Reserve Strategic Management Plan 2021-2026
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Log in to see the plans as drawnFigure 11 - Priority Invasive Pest Species (transformer weeds) that impact upon Biodiversity Values
Species Common name Comments
PEST PLANTS
Anredera cordifolia Madeira Vine Invasive vine, smothers canopy, easily spread
Aristolochia elegans Dutchman’s Pipe Smothers canopy, impacts on Richmond Birdwing
butterfly
Asparagus aethiopicus Basket Asparagus Dominates ground strata in dunal areas, prevents
native plant recruitment
Cinnamomum camphora Camphor Laurel Can dominate tree canopy, forming a monoculture.
Evidence of rapid spread in Eucalypt forests in the
area.
Gloriosa superba Glory Lily Dominates ground cover in dunal areas
Hygrophila costata Glush Weed Dominates ground strata in riparian areas.
Ipomoea cairica Coastal Mile-a- Invasive vine, smothers ground and shrub strata
minute (Coastal and limits native species recruitment
Morning Glory)
Ipomoea indica Morning Glory Invasive vine, smothers canopy
Ligustrum sinense Small Leaved Privet Can dominate mid strata in riparian areas.
Macfadyena unguis -cati Cats Claw Creeper Invasive vine, smothers canopy, easily spread
Passiflora suberosa Corky Passionfruit Invasive vine, smothers ground and shrub strata
and limits native species recruitment
Salvinia molesta Salvinia Dominates non flowing water bodies
Schinus terebinthifolius Broad Leaf Pepper Can dominate in rear dunal areas
Sphagneticola trilobata Singapore Daisy Dominates ground strata, prevents native plant
recruitment
Thunbergia spp. Thunbergia Invasive vine, smothers canopy
PEST ANIMALS
Acridotheras tristis Common Myna Impacts on native birds
Canis familiaris Dogs (both wild High impact on native animals, ie Koalas
and domestic)
Felis catus Cat High impact on small native animals
Sus scrofula Feral Pig Disturbance to wetland areas, spread plant disease
and weeds
Vulpes vulpes European Fox High impact on small native animals
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