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Species Common NC Act EPBC Act Habitat Likelihood of Occurrence
Name Status Status
can also be found in wet sclerophyll communities away from the proposed dwelling and will not be
usually on volvanic and sedimentary soils (SPRAT impacted by the development.
2008).
Commonly occurs in lowland rainforest or on
rainforest margins (Hewson 1985), but it can also be
Unlikely – while the site provides marginally
found in other forest types, such as open forest and
Samadera bidwilii Quassia V V suitable habitat, this species was not recorded
woodland (QDNR 2001). Quassia is commonly
during the site survey.
found in areas adjacent to both temporary and
permanent watercourses
Usually found in wet situations in wet sclerophyll
forest and a range of rainforest types including vine
forest. Generally prefers growing along rainforest
margins in eucalypt forests in the vicinity of
brush rainforests or in large canopy gaps in closed forest Unlikely – the preferred vegetation communities
Sophora fraseri V V
sophera communities. Restricted to south-eastern for this species were not found on site.
Queensland and north-eastern New South Wales
where it occurs from the Casino area north to near
Miriam Vale. Very rare in NSW and widespread but
not common in south-east Queensland.
Austral It occurs in shrubland, grassland or woodland, often Unlikely – the preferred vegetation communities
Thesium australe V V
toadflax on damp sites. for this species were not found on site.
This species is restricted to a small area in the
Sunshine Coast of around 40km. It is found from
Woombye to Pomona where it occupies notophyll
glossy spice Unlikely – the preferred vegetation communities
Triunia robusta E E vine forest and mixed tall open forest with a
bush for this species were not found on site.
rainforest understory. Most commonly found within
25m of a stream on south or south east facing slopes
on well-draining soil (SPRAT 2008).
Occurs mostly in notophyll and microphyll vineforest Confirmed
Xanthostemon southern
V V communities, occasionally in wet sclerophyll Xanthostemon oppositifolius was found within
oppositifolius penda
communities, at altitudes from near sea-level to 300 the property but it was located more than 100m
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