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Species Common NC Act EPBC Act Habitat Likelihood of Occurrence
Name Status Status
(Barry & Thomas 1994; Qld CRA/RFA Steering
Committee 1997; Williams 1984). The species is
mostly recorded below 50 m above sea level (asl),
but has been found up to 160 m asl (QDNR 2000).
This species is restricted to the Lismore area in NSW
and Springbrook and Tamborine in QLD. Grows in
marbled Unlikely – the preferred vegetation communities
rich dark clay and loam soils derived from basalt.
Baloghia baloghia, for this species were not found on site and the
V V The associated vegetation communities include
marmorata jointed site is located outside of the known range for this
subtropical rainforest, notophyll vine forest and wet
baloghia species.
sclerophyll forest. They are found from 150-550m
above sea level (SPRAT 2008).
Unlikely – while the site provides marginally
Bosistoa three-leaved Grows in wet sclerophyll forest, dry sclerophyll forest
- V suitable habitat, this species was not recorded
transversa Bosistoa and rainforest up to 300m in altitude.
during the site survey.
Dry rainforest and vine thickets (Harden et al. 2006)
on fertile soils in central and southern Queensland
Cossinia Unlikely – the preferred vegetation communities
cossinia E V (Threatened Species Scientific Committee). north
australiana for this species were not found on site.
from Kingaroy and Gympie to Rockhampton area
(Harden et al. 2006).
Found from Iluka in NSW north to the Fraser coast
Cryptocarya stinking Unlikely – the preferred vegetation communities
V V of QLD. It is found in littoral rainforest on sandy or
foetida cryptocarya for this species were not found on site.
basalt soils (SPRAT 2008).
This species is found in Victoria, New South Wales
and Queensland. In QLD it is found from Tin Can
Cryptostylis leafless Unlikely – the preferred vegetation community
- V Bay to the Glasshouse Mountains. It occupies sandy
hunteriana tongue orchid for this species were not found on site.
heathland where it is found in localised loose
colonies (SPRAT 2008).
Grows in dry rainforest and scrubby urbanised areas
on moderate to very steep slopes, scree slope Unlikely – while the site provides marginally
Cupaniopsis wedge-leaf
V V gullies and rocky stream channels at elevations of suitable habitat, this species was not recorded
shirleyana tuckeroo
60–550 m above sea level (Thomas & McDonald, during the site survey.
1989, cited in Threatened Species Scientific
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