Preliminary Field Inspection-Woodland Survey

Field Report-Woodland Survey Part 3

SITE: Area to West of Crown Road at Oolong

Reference: JWA01

Survey date: 23-May-01

Native or exotic	Scientific Name	Common Name	Frequency
N	Eucalyptus rossii	Scribbly Gum	O
N	Aristida ramosa	Purple Wire-grass	R
N	Brachyloma daphnoides	Daphne Heath	O
N	Cassinia arcuata	Sifton Bush	O
N	Cheilanthes sieberi	a rock-fern	R
N	Cymbonotus lawsonianus	Austral Bear's Ear	O
N	Danthonia spp.	Wallaby-grasses	Op/c
N	Dianella revoluta	Black-anthered Flax-lily	R
N	Eucalyptus bridgesiana	Apple Box	R
N	Acacia mearnsii	Black Wattle	O
N	Eucalyptus melliodora	Yellow Box	O
N	Thysanotus patersonii	Twining Fringe-Lily	R
N	Microlaena stipoides	Weeping Grass	O
N	Stipa falcata	Corkscrew Grass	O
N	Stipa densiflora	Brush-tailed Spear-grass	O
N	Schoenus apogon	Common Bog-sedge	O
N	Poa meionectes	a snow-grass	O
N	Eucalyptus macrorhyncha	Red Stringybark	Op/c
N	Plantago varia	Variable Plantain	Rp/c
N	Gonocarpus tetragynus	Common Raspwort	O
N	Lissanthe strigosa	Peach Heath	R
N	Lepidosperma laterale	a rush	O
N	Joycea pallida	Silvertop Wallaby Grass	Op/c
N	Hydrocotyle laxiflora	Stinking Pennywort	R
N	Goodenia hederacea	Ivy Goodenia	O
E	Briza maxima	Quaking Grass	O
E	Cirsium vulgare	Spear Thistle	R
N	Juncus sp.	a rush	R
N	Amyema sp.	a mistletoe	O

Explanation of codes

F (frequeont r dominant)
Ip/c (intermittent patches and clumps or co-dominant)
I (intermittent or subdominiant)
Op/c (occasional patches and clumps, generally greater than 5% cover but not co- or sub-dominant)
O (occasional plants, less than 5% cover)
Rp/c (rare patches and clumps, less than 3 clumps of a maximum of 10 plants per clump)
R (rare, lass than 3 plants recorded along the transect)
OS (occur in area immediately adjacent to transect)
E (exotic species)
N (native species)

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