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SCANLON PROPERTY GROUP, Ecological Assessment zs natural solutions Draft Report environmental consultants LIKELIHOOD species | COMMON | status HABITAT OF OCCURRENCE ecotone areas where it grows as a middle level plant. Colonises areas following fire or major physical disturbance as long as sufficient seed-bank is available. Alyxia Chain Fruit QR Remnant Rainforest. Unlikely magnifolia Blandfordia Christmas QR Confined to coastal lowlands & requires the Possible grandiflora Bells sandy, acidic soils found in the wet heathlands and sedge lands. Occurs in low wet closed heathlands with associated species including Empodisma minor, Lepyrodia interrupta, L.caudata, L.scariosa, Gahnia sieberiana and Baumea articulata. Bulbophyllum Miniature CV Only occurring on trunks and branches of Unlikely globuliforme Moss-orchid (Hoop Pine) Araucacria cunninghamii. Tiny epiphytic orchid which could be mistaken for a moss or lichen because of its habit of growing in extensive masses on trees. Typically occurs in tall Aracarian rainforest above 500m in altitude, but has been found in rainforests of the coastal lowlands. Cryptocarya Stinking Qv Woodlands and swamp-heath with intact leaf Unlikely foetida cryptocarya litter with associated mycorrhizal fungi. Durringtonia Durringtonia QR Grows in closed sedgeland communities in Possible paludosa coastal swamps. Eucalyptus Swamp QE, CE | Sandstone areas on sandy or stony soils. Possible conglomerata | Stringybark Commonly cultivated. Glycine QR A vine in Eucalypt forest. Known only from a Unlikely argyrea small area on the Cooloola sand mass. Gompholobium | Fabaceae QR Open or dry heath & wet heath. Possible virgatum var. emarginatum Macarthuria QR Dry heath of Noosa region and Noosa River Possible complanata Plain. Phaius Lesser QE, CE | Swamps and islands in Moreton district. Possible australis Swamp Grows in swamps & low-lying depressions in Orchid forests of the coastal lowlands & ranges, mostly at or near sea level. Often found in association with Melaleuca quinquenervia & wetlands. Requires full shade. Prasophyllum QV, CV_ | low mountain heath and wallum areas of the Possible wallum coastal lowlands. Also adjacent vegetation on stabilised sand dunes and on shallow soils over volcanic rhyolite. Schoenus QR Swampy and wet heath coastal areas. Likely scabripes Symplocos QR Tall closed rainforests & in riparian rainforests Unlikely harroldii on rich alluvial & basalt derived soils. Status: C = Commonwealth (EPBC); Q = Queensland (NCA; LC = Least Concern; R = Rare; V = Vulnerable, E = Endangered. June 2007 Y:\JO7\J07-049_215-219 David Low Way,Peregian\Reports\Draft\070618_DR Ecological Assessment_J07-049_JW.doc ( 25 )
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