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Species Common NC Act EPBC Act Habitat Likelihood of Occurrence
Name Status Status
Committee, 2008) in the Carina area (Brisbane) and
Maryborough district north to Mt Larcom near
Gladstone (Harden et al. 2006).
This species is found in small and fragmented
populations from Gympie in QLD, south to Clarence
ball nut Unlikely – the preferred vegetation communities
Floydia praealta V V River in northern NSW. Preferred vegetation
for this species were not found on site.
communities include subtropical and riverine
rainforest and coastal scrub (SPRAT 2008).
Occurs within lowland warm complex notophyll vine
Macadamia macadamia Unlikely – the preferred vegetation community
V V forest and Araucarian notophyll vine forest on
integrifolia nut for this species was not found on site.
volcanic soils and alluvia in areas of higher rainfall.
Generally grows in remnant rainforest, preferring
partially open areas such as the edges. They grow
small-fruited
Macadamia on well drained soils from flat to steep slopes. The Unlikely – the preferred vegetation community
Queensland V V
ternifolia surrounding vegetation community is predominantly for this species was not found on site.
nut
notophyll mixed forest or tall closed forest (DoE
2018).
Found from the Littabella Forest Reserve in the
north, west to Dallarnil and south to Cooran in the
greater Maryborough region. It occurs in the
Macrozamia pineapple Unlikely – the preferred vegetation community
E V lowlands, between 5-230m ASL, in open forest or
pauli-guilielmi zamia for this species was not found on site.
wallum woodland. The vegetation community is
generally dominated by Banksia or Eucalyptus
species (DoEE 2018).
Commonly associated with coastal wet
lesser
heath/sedgeland wetlands, swampy grassland or Unlikely – the preferred vegetation community
Phaius australis swamp- E E
swampy forest and often where Broad-leaved for this species was not found on site.
orchid
Paperbark or Swamp Mahogany are found.
Found from inland of Bundaberg in QLD, south to
Confirmed
Rhodamnia scrub approximately 280km south of Sydney.
E - Rhodamnia rubescens was found within the
rubescens turpentine Predominantly found in rainforest communities
property but it was located more than 100m
including littoral, warm temperate and subtropical. It
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