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["Example Representatives of Regional Ecosystem Structure Diagrams."]
["Note: For specific Regional Ecosystems in the RCC Regional Ecosystem Description Database, follow the vegetation structure  percentages provided for the relevant Regional Ecosystem. The below are representiative examples only for restoration purposes using 100 plants planted at 1 per square metre and are an example only. Localised factors may need to be considered to increase planting densities, or adjust approximate structure percentages and layouts."]
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["Woodland",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Open Forest"]
["Trees 10%",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Trees 15%"]
["Shrubs 20%",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Shrubs 20%"]
["Other: 70",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Other: 65"]
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[null,"Plant at 1 plant per square metre",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Plant at 1 plant per square metre"]
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["Closed Forest",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Heath"]
["Trees 25%",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Trees 5%"]
["Shrubs 15%",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Shrubs 55%"]
["Other: 60%",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Other: 45%"]
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["Wetland"]
["Trees 5%"]
["Shrubs 30%"]
["Other: 65%"]
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[null,"E.g. Planting Grid = 1m2"]
[null,"Plant at 1 plant per square metre (could be planted at 2/m2)"]
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["*Vegetation Structure Images: Australilan Surveying and Land Information Group, Atlas of Australian Resources- third series, Volume 6- Vegetation, Australian Government Publishing (Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 international). "]
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["Regional Ecosystem:  12.1.1\n\nDescription:  Casuarina glauca +/- mangroves woodland. Occurs on margins of Quaternary estuarine deposits\n\nShort description:  Casuarina glauca woodland on margins of marine clay plains\n\nLocal status:  Critically limited within the Redlands Coast"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover:  Trees 20%, Shrubs 10%, Other 70%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","Koala Food Tree","Fauna","Notes"]
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["TREES"]
["Acacia leiocalyx","Early Black Wattle","Y","8m",null,null,"Bees; parrots,pigeons; doves","Common, hardy, dense tree in open forest. Perfumed flower spikes, 10cm, winter to spring. Pods curved or twisted, thick, to flattened. Similar to A. concurrens "]
["Acacia maidenii","Maiden’s Wattle","Y","15m",null,null,null,"Tree of fertile, well-drained soils. Flowers in spikes, 6cm, autumn to spring. Pods leathery, 15cm x 5mm."]
["Aegiceras corniculatum","River Mangrove","W","4m","a",null,"Mangrove and Brown Honeyeaters; White-banded Line-Blue Butterfly caterpillar","Salt crystals evident on leaves"]
["Avicennia marina","Grey Mangrove","C","20m","a",null,null,"Trees surrounded by vertical pencil shaped pneumatophores. 30mm, flattened buoyant fruit, encased in thin, fuzzy skin which aids fotation, peels off before germination"]
["Ficus coronata","Creek Sandpaper Fig",null,"15m","a",null,"Fruit-eating birds; Common Crow and Purple Moonbeam Butterfly caterpillars","Small to medium tree. Produces large sandpapery leaves. Fruit sweet, edible if hairs removed "]
["Casuarina glauca","Swamp Oak","R","20m","a",null,"Parrots; coastal woodland birds","Weeping foliage, can turn purplish in colour, corky bark. Foreshores."]
["Cupaniopsis anacardioides","Tuckeroo","Y(fr)","10m",null,null,null,"Excellent shade or street tree. Littoral rainforest and coastal scrubs  "]
["Eucalyptus tereticornis","Blue Gum or Forest Red Gum","C ","45m","a","a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; greater glider; other possums and gliders; bees","Moderately dense, sometimes drooping canopy. Smooth often shiny bark. One of most common eucalypts in region."]
["Excoecaria agallocha","Milky Mangrove or Blind-Your-Eye","C","6m","a",null,null,"Milky sap poisonous to animals, caustic or irritant to humans"]
["Hibiscus tiliaceus","Cottonwood or Cotton Tree","Y","9m","a",null,"Hibiscus Harlequin Bug","Large spreading densely foliaged tree. Ornamental  "]
["Melaleuca quinquenervia","Paperbark Tea Tree, Coastal or Broad-Leaved Paperbark","C","25m","a","a","Many bird species, Flying foxes; Eastern Blossom Bat; Koala","Often in swampy areas, but will tolerate dry conditions. White papery bark.  Produces masses of brush flowers in autumn.  Excellent nectar producer"]
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["SHRUBS"]
["Clerodendrum inerme","Mangrove Lollybush","W(fl) Bl(fr)","2-10m","a",null,"Fiery Jewel Butterfly caterpillar","Straggling shrub with long, arching branches, in upper edges of mangroves. Fragrant"]
["Myoporum acuminatum","Creeping Boobialla","W(fl) Bl fr)","1m",null,null,"Many bird species","Prostate to small shrub. Flowering most fo the year. Similar to M. boninese "]
["Pittosporum revolutum","Forest Pittosporum ","Y(fl fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Upright shrub. Lightly scented 5-petalled prolific flowers. Fruit rough, warty, 30mm many red-brown seeds"]
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["VINES"]
["Cynanchum carnosum","Mangrove Wax-Flower Vine","Gr",null,"a",null,null,"Weak scrambling vine"]
["Maclura cochinchinensis","Cockspur Thorn","Y(fl) O(fr)",null,null,null,"Many bird species","Vigorous scrambling vine, with long spines on trunks and branches"]
["Parsonsia straminea","Monkey Rope Vine","W/Br/Pi",null,null,null,"Ringtail possum, nesting birds, common crow butterfly","Robust twining vine, common in poorly drained areas, can become weed-like. Scented white to brownish or pinkish 5-petalled flowers. Woody, cigar-shaped fruit to 16cm"]
["Stephania japonica var. discolor","Tape Vine","Y(fl)",null,null,null,null,"Light climber with thin wiry stems. Clusters of small yellow flowers, spring to summer. Common beach dunes and headlands"]
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["FERNS"]
["Acrostichum speciosum","Mangrove Fern",null,"2m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals","Large attractive fern specifically adapted to salt conditions"]
["Cyclosorus interruptus","A Fern",null,"0.8m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals","Common fern forming thicket"]
["Hypolepis muelleri","Harsh Ground Fern",null,"1.5m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals","Rootstock covered with reddish brown hairs. Dark green fronds"]
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["ORCHIDS"]
["Dockrillia teretifolia","Pencil Orchid or Rat's Tail Orchid","W","0.6m",null,null,null,"Uncommon epiphyte usually on Swamp Oak and Paperbarks, occasionally on Orange Mangroves. Cylindrical leaves"]
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["HERBACEOUS PLANTS"]
["Alternanthera denticulata","Lesser Joyweed","Pi/W","0.4m","a",null,null,"Prostrate herb, weed in damp areas"]
["Apium prostratum","Sea Celery","W","0.6m","a",null,null,"Sprawling or upright herb with a distinct celery smell"]
["Centella asiatica","Pennywort",null,"0.1m","a",null,null,"Creeping herb with insignificant flowers"]
["Crinum peduculatum","Crinum Lily","W","1m","a",null,null,"Produces clusters of large lily flowers. Hardy in a wide range of conditions"]
["Dianella brevipedunculata","Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl) P(fr)","1m",null,null,null,"Tufting plant in lily family. Hardy"]
["Hydrocotyle verticillata","Shield Pennywort","Cr","0.1m","a",null,null,"Uncommon, creeping plant forming mats in swampy areas and on creek banks"]
["Sarcocornia quinqueflora","Beaded Samphire","Y/W","0.3m","a",null,"Samphire Blue Butterfly caterpillar","Common erect leafless, jointed-stemmed succulent herb to 30cm, forming mats in salt marshes. Cylindrical, segmented stems each 15mm. Yellowish-white flowers to 1mm, summer to autumn"]
["Schenkia australis","Spike Centaury","Pi","0.35m",null,null,null,"Erect herb in grassy areas. 5-petalled pink flowers to 10mm, spring to summer. Formerly Centaurium spicatum"]
["Sesuvium portulacastrum","Sea Purslane","P","0.3m","a",null,null,"Succulent, mat-forming herb, rooting at nodes, found in sandy areas and saltmarshes"]
["Sesuvium portulacastrum","Sea Purslane","P","0.3m","a",null,null,"Succulent, mat-forming herb, rooting at nodes, found in sandy areas and saltmarshes"]
["Suaeda arbusculoides","A Sea Blite or Jelly-bean Plant","G(fr)","0.3m","a",null,"Samphire Blue Butterfly caterpillar","Uncommon, erect, herbaceous plant of saltmarshes and mangrove flats. Leaves succulent, banana-shaped. Older leaves red or orange"]
["Suaeda australis","A Sea Blite","G(fr)","1m","a",null,null,"Twiggy, spreading herbaceous shrub, of saltmarshes and tidal areas. Leaves succulent. Green fruit to 2mm"]
["Tetragonia tetragonioides","New Zealand Spinach or Warrigal Greens","Y","0.3m","a",null,"Native rats","Succulent herbaceous prostrate or scrambling shrub in tidal and poorly-drained sites. Bright green salt tolerant groundcover with edible leaves when cooked. Forshore"]
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["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Abildgaardia vaginata",null,null,"0.4m","a",null,null,"fine, sedge-like plant near creeks. Previoulsy Fimbristylis brownii"]
["Baumea juncea","Bare Twig Rush",null,"2m","a",null,"Frogs, wetland birds","Stout, cylindrical leaves.  Nut 0.5cm"]
["Cyperus polystachyos","Bunchy Sedge",null,"0.6m","a",null,"Frogs","Common, creeping, erect. Dense heads of flower to 6cm long"]
["Entolasia stricta","Wiry Panic",null,"0.8m",null,null,"finches; pigeons; doves","Hairy, loosely tufted grass on poor or sandy soils"]
["Eriochloa procera","Sprin Grass",null,"0.4m","a",null,"Frogs","Tufting Grass"]
["Fimbristylis dichotoma","Common Fringe-Rush",null,"0.4m","a",null,null,"Reddish-brown spikelets. Shiny brown nuts"]
["Fimbristylis ferruginea","Fringe Rush",null,"0.65m","a",null,null,"Tufted herb"]
["Fimbristylis pauciflora","Fringe Rush",null,"0.3m","a",null,null,"Fine, tufting sedge-like plant"]
["Juncus continuus","Common Rush",null,"1.2m","a",null,"Wetland birds; frogs","Clumping plant with cylindrical stems, flowers in 20cm panicles"]
["Ottochloa gracillima","Graceful Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Brown Ringlet, Wonder Brown, lilac Grass-skipper and White-brand Grass Skipper Butterflies ","Slender grass in shady places. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Phragmites australis ","Common Reed or Ruhr","G/Pu/Br/W","3m","a",null,"Wetland birds; frogs","Erect reed, forming dense colonies in or near swamps and creeks. Flowers in a feathery plume, green to purplish-brown, aging to white"]
["Sporobolus virginicus","Saltwater Couch",null,"0.4m","a",null,null,"Dense, spreading course grass"]
["Triglochin striatum","Streaked Arrow Grass",null,"0.5m","a",null,"Frogs","Erect sedge arising in tufts from swollen rootstock in saline swamps and along riverbanks. Cylindrical leaves"]
["Typha domingensis","Bulrush or Cumbungi",null,"4m","a",null,"Wetland birds","Vigorous, rhizomatous aquatic reed to 4m. Similar to T. domingensis but with narrower leaves and flower spikes and less common"]
["Zoysia macrantha ","Prickly Couch or Coastal Couch",null,"0.3m",null,null,null,"Grass, creeping by rhizomes and stolons, on dunes and near tidal areas. Leaf tips sharp. Foreshore"]
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["MISTLETOE"]
["Amyema cambagei","Swamp Oak Mistletoe","R",null,null,null,"Mistletoebird; honeyeaters, many butterfly species","Found on the swamp oak"]
["Notothixos subaureus","Golden Mistletoe","Y(fr)",null,null,null,"Mistletoebird; honeyeaters, many butterfly species","Mistletoe usually parasitising other mistletoes"]

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["Regional Ecosystem:  12.1.2\n\nDescription:  Saltpan vegetation comprising Sporobolus virginicus grassland and samphire herbland. Grasses including Zoysia macrantha subsp. macrantha sometimes present in upper portions of tidal flats. Includes saline or brackish sedgelands. Occurs on Quaternary estuarine deposits. Marine plains/tidal flats\n\nShort description:  Saltpan vegetation including grassland, herbland and sedgeland on marine clay plains"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover: Trees 0%, Shrubs 10%, Other 90%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","Koala Food Tree","Fauna","Notes"]
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["SHRUBS"]
["Enchylaena tomentosa var. glabra","Ruby Saltbush","R(fr)","1.5m","a",null,null,"Twiggy shrub"]
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["VINES"]
["Apium prostratum","Sea Celery","W","0.6m","a",null,null,"Sprawling or upright herb with a distinct celery smell"]
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["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Baumea articulata","Jointed Twig Rush",null,"2m","a",null,"Frogs, wetland birds","Erect, tufted, perennial herb of freshwater swamps. Jointed, cylindrical stems to 2.5m. Flowers and fruit in drooping spike"]
["Eleocharis geniculata","A Spike Rush",null,"0.4m",null,null,null,"Uncommon, tufted annual herbaceous sedge, growing in exposed rock crevices"]
["Fimbristylis ferruginea","Fringe Rush",null,"0.65m","a",null,null,"Tufted herb"]
["Fimbristylis polytrichoides","Fuzzy Rush",null,"0.2m","a",null,"Frogs","Tufted herb"]
["Isolepis nodosa","Knobbly Club Rush",null,"1m","a",null,"Wetland birds; Frogs","Clumping and thin leaved"]
["Juncus kraussii","Sea Rush",null,"1m","a",null,"Wetland birds; Frogs","Leaves with sharp points"]
["Phragmites australis","Common Reed or Ruhr","G/Pu/Br/W","3m","a",null,"Wetland birds; Frogs","Erect reed, forming dense colonies in or near swamps and creeks. Flowers in a feathery plume, green to purplish-brown, aging to white"]
["Sarcocornia quinqueflora","Beaded Samphire","Y/W","0.3m","a",null,"Samphire Blue Butterfly caterpillar","Common erect leafless, jointed-stemmed succulent herb, forming mats in salt marshes. Cylindrical, segmented stems each 15mm. Flowers summer to autumn"]
["Schoenoplectus subulatus","A Sedge",null,"1.5m","a",null,"Wetland birds; Frogs","Clumping sedge of freshwater lakes and open swamps"]
["Sporobolus virginicus","Saltwater Couch",null,"0.4m","a",null,null,"Dense, spreading course grass"]
["Zoysia macrantha","Prickly Couch or Coastal Couch",null,"0.3m",null,null,null,"Grass, creeping by rhizomes and stolons, on dunes and near tidal areas. Leaf tips sharp. Seeds to 5mm"]
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["HERBACEOUS PLANTS"]
["Bacopa monnieri","Bacopa","W","0.2m","a",null,null,"Prostrate herbaceous plant"]
["Carpobrotus glaucescens ","Coastal Pigface","Pi ","0.1m",null,null,"birds and wallabies","Sand binding succulent ground cover. Produces large flowers throughout the year"]
["Einadia hastata","Red-Berry Saltbush","R(fr)","0.2m","a",null,"Saltbush Blue Butterfly caterpillars","Scrambling herb on edges"]
["Einadia trigonos subsp. stellulata","Fishweed","Gr","0.3m","a",null,null,"Sprawling herb with smell similar to decaying fish"]
["Halosarcia indica","Samphire",null,"0.3m","a",null,"Samphire Blue Butterfly caterpillar","Erect leafless, joint-stemmed, succulent herb"]
["Halosarcia pergranulata","Samphire",null,"0.3m","a",null,"Samphire Blue Butterfly caterpillar","Erect leafless, joint-stemmed, succulent herb"]
["Sarcocornia quinqueflora","Beaded Samphire","Y/W","0.3m","a",null,"Samphire Blue Butterfly caterpillar","Common erect leafless, jointed-stemmed succulent herb to 30cm, forming mats in salt marshes. Cylindrical, segmented stems each 15mm. Yellowish-white flowers to 1mm, summer to autumn"]
["Sesuvium portulacastrum","Sea Purslane","P","0.3m","a",null,null,"Succulent, mat-forming herb, rooting at nodes, found in sandy areas and saltmarshes"]
["Suaeda australis","A Sea Blite","G(fr)","1m","a",null,null,"Twiggy, spreading herbaceous shrub, of saltmarshes and tidal areas. Leaves succulent. Green fruit to 2mm"]
["Tetragonia tetragonioides","New Zealand Spinach or Warrigal Greens","Y","0.3m","a",null,"Native rats","Succulent herbaceous prostrate or scrambling shrub in tidal and poorly-drained sites. Bright green salt tolerant groundcover with edible leaves when cooked"]
["Wollastonia biflora",null,"Y","1.5m",null,null,null,"Straggly herb, in swales, hind-dunes and landward side of mangroves"]

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["Regional Ecosystem:  12.1.3\n\nDescription:  Mangrove shrubland to low closed forest. Occurs on Quaternary estuarine deposits\n\nShort description:  Mangrove shrubland to low closed forest on marine clay plains and estuaries\n"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover: Trees 40%, Shrubs 10%, Other 50%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","Koala Food Tree","Fauna","Notes"]
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["TREES"]
["Aegiceras corniculatum","River Mangrove","W","4m","a",null,"Mangrove and Brown Honeyeaters; White-banded Line-Blue Butterfly caterpillar","Salt crystals evident on leaves"]
["Avicennia marina subsp. australasica","Grey Mangrove","C","20m","a",null,null,"Trees surrounded by vertical pencil shaped pneumatophores. 30mm, flattened buoyant fruit, encased in thin, fuzzy skin which aids fotation, peels off before germination"]
["Bruguiera gymnorhiza","Orange Mangrove","R(fl) G(fr)","5-10m","a",null,"Little Friarbird and Brown Honeyeater; Copper Jewel Butterfly caterpillar","Tree, rough dark bark, inland fringes of mangroves. Knobbly, knee-like pneumatophores. Cigar-shaped, buoyant fruit to 20cm long. Heavily scented flowers"]
["Casuarina glauca","Swamp Oak","R","20m","a",null,"Parrots; coastal woodland birds","Weeping foliage, can turn purplish in colour, corky bark. Foreshores."]
["Ceriops tagal","Yellow Mangrove","C","6m","a",null,null,"Buttressed roots and yellowish-green"]
["Excoecaria agallocha","Milky Mangrove or Blind-Your-Eye","C","6m","a",null,null,"Milky sap poisonous to animals, caustic or irritant to humans"]
["Lumnitzera racemosa","Black Mangrove","W","8m","a",null,"Brown Honeyeater; Copper Jewel Butterfly caterpillars","Uncommon shrub, on sandy soil on landward side of mangroves north from Russell Island area"]
["Rhizophora stylosa","Spotted, Stilted, Red or Spider Mangrove","W(fl) G/Br(fr)","6m","a",null,null,"Small tree in muddy tidal areas with spidery network of prop roots which absorb air. Aerial prop roots may hang down from branches. Buoyant, spear-shaped fruit to 30cm. Able to lessen impact of boat wash in tidal areas"]
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["SHRUBS"]
["Suaeda australis","A Sea Blite","G(fr)","1m","a",null,null,"Twiggy, spreading herbaceous shrub, of saltmarshes and tidal areas. Leaves succulent. Green fruit to 2mm"]
["Suaeda arbusculoides","A Sea Blite or Jelly-bean Plant","G(fr)","0.3m","a",null,"Samphire Blue Butterfly caterpillar","Uncommon, erect, herbaceous plant of saltmarshes and mangrove flats. Leaves succulent, banana-shaped. Older leaves red or orange"]
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["MISTLETOE"]
["Amyema mackayense","Mangrove Mistletoe","G/Y(fl) Y/O(fr)",null,null,null,"Mistletoebird; honeyeaters, many butterfly species","Found on Grey Mangrove. Flowers in threes, throughout year. Oblong fruit to 8mm"]
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["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Cyperus polystachyos","Bunchy Sedge",null,"0.6m","a",null,null,"Common, creeping, erect. Dense heads of flower to 6cm long"]
["Fimbristylis ferruginea","Fringe Rush",null,"0.65m","a",null,null,"Tufted herb"]
["Sporobolus virginicus","Saltwater Couch",null,"0.4m","a",null,null,"Dense, spreading course grass"]
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["ORCHID"]
["Oncophyllum minutissimum","Tiny Bulbophyllum","R",null,null,null,null,"Clumping epiphytic or lithophytic orchid"]

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["Regional Ecosystem:  12.2.1\n\nDescription:  Notophyll/evergreen notophyll vine forest generally with abundant Archontophoenix cunninghamiana or A. alexandrae in north of bioregion. The plant families Lauraceae, Myrtaceae and Elaeocarpaceae are diagnostic of the type. Occurs on moist/wet, valley floors of parabolic dunes\n\nShort description:  Notophyll vine forest on parabolic high dunes\n\nLocal status:  Critically limited within the Redlands Coast"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover: Trees 25%, Shrubs 15%, Other 60%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","Koala Food Tree","Fauna","Notes"]
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["PALMS"]
["Archontophoenix cunninghamiana","Bangalow or Piccabeen Palm","R(fr)","25m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds (e.g. fruit-doves, Figbird, Oriole); Flying-foxes","Tall palm prefers shelter especially from salt winds  "]
["Livistonia australis","Cabbage Tree Palm","R (fr)","30m","a",null,"Fruit-eating birds (e.g. fruit-doves, Figbird, Oriole); Flying-foxes; Brush Turkey; Orange Plam-dart and Yellow Plam-dart Butterfly","Large palm with fan shaped leaves"]
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["TREES"]
["Acmena smithii","Lilipilli, Lilly Pilly","W(fl) Pu/Pi/W(fr)","20m",null,null,"Ringtail Possum, fruit-eating birds","Tree, often along watercourses. Leaves glabrous, somewhat aromatic when crushed. Flowers to 7mm. Firm, edible, fruit to 15mm."]
["Duboisia myoporoides","Corkwood or Duboisia","W(fl) Bl(fr)","6m",null,null,null,"Small tree, usually on rainforest margins. Branchlets purplish"]
["Glochidion ferdinandii","Cheese Tree","G/Y(fl)G/R(fr)","25m","a",null,"Many bird species","Trunk crooked and flanged; bark dark brown. Fast growing. Fruit resembles small pumpkin"]
["Glochidion sumatranum","Buttonwood or Umbrella Cheese Tree","G/Y(fl)G/R(fr)","10m","a",null,"Many bird species","Green to red cheese shaped fruits. Fast growing. Has umbrella shaped foliage"]
["Harpullia pendula","Tulipwood","G/Y/W(fl) Y/O(fr)","20m",null,null,"Australian King Parrot; Speckled Line-blue and Bright Cornelian Butterfly","2-lobed inflated seed capsules. Commonly used as street tree"]
["Melicope elleryana","Pink Euodia or Pink Doughwood","P","25m",null,null,"Lorikeets and honeyeaters","Tree, common in coastal areas on sandy soils. Flowers in clusters in summer"]
["Melicope vitiflora","Northern Doughwood","W","8m",null,null,"Lorikeets and honeyeaters","Uncommon. 4mm flowers in clusters, spring"]
["Mischocarpus pyriformis subsp. pyriformis","Yellow Pear-Fruit","O/Y(fr)","20m",null,null,null,"Pear-shaped 17mm yellow seed capsules. Similar to M. australis"]
["Pittosporum undulatum","Sweet Pittosporum","W(fl) O(fr)","25m",null,null,null,"Tree, often on rainforest margins and in wet eucalypt forest. White, highly fragrant flowers. 15mm orange fruit with sticky red seeds"]
["Planchonella chartacea","Thin-leaved Coondoo","W(fl) Br/Bl(fr)","12m",null,null,null,"Small tree, of coastal areas. Scant milky sap."]
["Rhodomyrtus psidioides","Native Guava","W(fl) G/Y(fr)","12m","a",null,null,"Tree, often along watercourses and on rainforest margins. Bark scaly, brown. Leaves aromatic when crushed. 5-petalled white flowers. Ovoid or globose edible fruit to 15mm"]
["Syzygium oleosum","Blue Lillipilli","W(fl) Pu/B(fr)","12m","a",null,"Ringtail Possum, fruit-eating birds","Rainforest tree. Leaves aromatic when crushed. White flowers spring to summer. Edible, spherical fruit to 20mm."]
[]
["HERBACEOUS PLANTS"]
["Alocasia brisbanensis","Cunjevoi ","C Y (fl) R (fr)","1m","a",null,null,"Large, spade shaped leaves. Greenish cream flower in centre of leaves. All parts of the plant are poisonous"]
["Alpinia caerulea","Native Ginger","W(fl) P(fr)","2m",null,null,null,"Clumping, large-leaved herb. Edible roots. Prefers sheltered sites"]
["Scleria rugosa",null,"W(fr)","0.40m","a",null,null,"Small, slender annual herb, grass-like that inhabits damp coastal areas"]
["Viola banksii","Native Violet","P/W","0.3m","a",null,null,"Creeping plant of melaleuca swamps and creek banks. Formerly V. hederacea "]
[]
["SHRUBS"]
["Ficus coronata","Creek Sandpaper Fig",null,"15m","a",null,"Fruit-eating birds; Common Crow and Purple Moonbeam Butterfly caterpillars","Small to medium tree. Produces large sandpapery leaves. Fruit sweet, edible if hairs removed "]
[]
["VINES"]
["Cissus sterculiifolia","Long-leaved Water  Vine","C",null,"a",null,null,"Woody vine with edible fruit. Prefers damp, sheltered sites"]
["Flagellaria indica","Supplejack","W",null,null,null,null,"Vigorous climbing plant"]
["Geitonoplesium cymosum","Scrambling Lily","W (fl),\nB(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Common scrambling plant with shiny dark-green leaves "]
["Marsdenia fraseri","Small-Leaved Milk Vine","R",null,"a",null,null,"Grey fruit. Sap milky"]
["Marsdenia rostrata","Milky Vine","W",null,"a",null,null,"Woody, climbing vine with twining stems. Sap milky"]
["Stephania japonica var. discolor","Tape Vine","Y(fl)",null,null,null,null,"Light climber with thin wiry stems. Clusters of small yellow flowers, spring to summer. Common beach dunes and headlands"]
[]
["ORCHIDS"]
["Arthrochilus irritabilis","Elbow Orchid","G","0.3m",null,null,null,"Herb, in well-drained, grassy areas. Flowers to 5mm, summer to autumn"]
["Corybas aconitiflorus","Spurred Helmet Orchid","Pi","0.4m","a",null,null,"Terrestrial orchid, forming dense colonies in protected moist areas"]
["Cymbidium madidum","Cymbidium Orchid","Y/Br(fl)","0.9m",null,null,null,"Epiphytic orchid forming huge clumps on tree trunks and branches"]
["Pterostylis erecta","Erect Maroonhood","W/Gr","0.10m","a",null,null,"Terrestrial orchid in protected, moist areas"]
["Pterostylis nutans","Nodding Greenhood","Gr","0.2m",null,null,null,"Slender terrestrial orchid, in moister areas. Flowers to 25mm, autumn to spring"]
["Zeuxine oblonga","Terrestrial Orchid","W/C","0.15m",null,null,null,"Deciduous terrestrual orchid with creeping, above-ground stems"]
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["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Arthraxon hispidus","Hairy Jointgrass",null,"0.6m","a",null,null,"Vulnerable erect to decumbent grass, in swampy or damp areas. Hairy leaf sheaths"]
["Oplismenus hirtellus","Pademelon Grass",null,"0.1m",null,null,"Finches; pigeons; doves","Sprawling grass, rooting at nodes, widespread and common, usually in shady places. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Ottochloa gracillima","Graceful Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Brown Ringlet, Wonder Brown, lilac Grass-skipper and White-brand Grass Skipper Butterflies ","Slender grass in shady places. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
[]
["FERNS"]
["Asplenium australasicum","Birds Nest Fern or Crows Nest Fern",null,"2m",null,null,null,"Common epiphytic fern of shady areas. Erect stiff fronds 2m x 20cm, forming regular rosette. Often growing like an ephiphyte"]
["Christella dentata","Binung",null,"1m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals","Tufting fern. Brown spores on back of fertile fronds"]
["Cyclosorus interruptus","A Fern",null,"0.8m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals","Common fern forming thicket"]
["Davallia pyxidata","Hare’s Foot Fern",null,"0.5m","a",null,null,"Clumping, epiphytic fern, often growing like an ephiphyte"]
["Histiopteris incisa","Bats Wing Fern",null,"1.5m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals","Thicket forming fern in shelter, moist sites "]
["Hypolepis muelleri","Harsh Ground Fern",null,"1.5m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals","Rootstock covered with reddish brown hairs. Dark green fronds"]
["Ophioglossum pendulum","Ribbon Fern",null,"0.9m","a",null,null,"Pendulous epiphytic fern, usualy amongst Elkhorns and Staghorns, occasionally in tree hollows"]
["Platycerium bifurcatum","Elkhorn",null,"0.9m",null,null,null,"Epiphytic fern, occasionally on rocks. Rounded sterile basal fronds to 45cm diameter."]
["Pyrrosia rupestris","Rock Felt Fern",null,"0.1m","a",null,null,"Climbing fern clinging to tree trunks and boulders in moister areas. Similar to P. confluens but with sterile fronds rounded, to 4cm diameter"]

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["Regional Ecosystem:  12.2.2\n\nDescription:  Microphyll/notophyll vine forest. Characteristic species include Cupaniopsis anacardioides, Acronychia imperforata, Flindersia schottiana, Alectryon coriaceus, Elaeocarpus obovatus, Polyalthia nitidissima, Diospyros spp., Pleiogynium timorense and Mallotus discolor. Melaleuca spp. and eucalypt emergents may be present, e.g. Melaleuca dealbata and Corymbia tessellaris. Occurs on Quaternary coastal dunes and beaches\n\nShort description:  Microphyll/notophyll vine forest on beach ridges\n\nLocal status:  Critically limited within the Redlands Coast"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover: Trees 25%, Shrubs 15%, Other 60%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","Koala Food Tree","Fauna","Notes"]
["Reopen Navigator with Ctrl + H"]
["TREES"]
["Acmena hemilampra","Broad-Leaved Lillipilli","W","30m","a",null,null,"Dense tree with numerous small white flowers. Fruit 20mm, edible but sour. Known as Syzygium hemilamprum"]
["Acronychia imperforata","Beach Acronychia","C (fl) Y (fr)","15m",null,null,"Rainbow Lorikeet","Shiny green leaves, star shaped flowers in autumn"]
["Alectryon connatus","Small Leaf Alectryon","GY(fr)R(fr)","6m",null,null,"Many bird species","Fruit with edible red seed covering"]
["Alectryon coriaceus","Beach Alectryon","Y(fl) R(fr)","6m","a",null,"Green Catbird; Dark Pencilled-Blue, Large Purple Line-blue, Hairy Line-blue, Small-tailed Line Blue and Glistening Blue Butterflies","Shrub or small tree, edible red seed covering in autumn"]
["Alphitonia excelsa","Red Ash or Soap Tree","B(fr)","15m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds","Common and hardy shrub to tree. Strong smelling greenish-cream flowers, attractive grey bark and silver foliage"]
["Casuarina glauca","Swamp Oak","R","20m","a",null,"Parrots; coastal woodland birds","Weeping foliage, can turn purplish in colour, corky bark. Foreshores."]
["Corymbia tessellaris","Moreton Bay Ash","W","30m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Half bark with lower half grey and tessellated and smooth bark above"]
["Cupaniopsis anacardioides","Tuckeroo","Y(fr)","10m",null,null,"Many bird species","Excellent shade or street tree. Littoral rainforest and coastal scrubs  "]
["Cyclophyllum coprosmoides","Coastal Canthium","W (fl) Or (fr)","10m","a",null,null,"Perfumed creamy-white flowers in axillary clusters, summer and autumn. Orange to red fruit to 10mm"]
["Diospyros fasciculosa","Grey Ebony","Gr(fl) Or/R/Bk(fr)","20m","a",null,null,"Tree, with slightly zig-zag branchlets"]
["Diospyros geminata","Queensland Ebony","W (fl) R/Y (fr)","5m",null,null,null,"In dry rainforests, often close to sea. Leaves dull, stiff, rounded, to 5cm. Separate male and female plants. Flowers in winter"]
["Duboisia myoporoides","Corkwood or Duboisia","W(fl) Bl(fr)","6m",null,null,null,"Small tree, usually on rainforest margins. Branchlets purplish"]
["Elaeocarpus obovatus","Hard Quandong","W (fl) Bl (fr)","30m","a",null,"Many bird species","Dense tree, often along watercourses. Perfumed flowers. Oblong fruit"]
["Endiandra sieberi","Hard Corkwood","B(fr)","35m",null,null,null,"Fissured corky bark"]
["Exocarpos cupressiformis","Native Cherry","R(fr)","5m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; honeyeaters; Spotted Jezebel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies","Very small greenish-white flowers with parasitic root "]
["Exocarpos latifolius","Broad-Leaved Cherry","R(fr)","8m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds","Dense shrub to small tree. Root parasite on nearby trees "]
["Ficus coronata","Creek Sandpaper Fig",null,"15m","a",null,"Fruit-eating birds; Common Crow and Purple Moonbeam Butterfly caterpillars","Small to medium tree. Produces large sandpapery leaves. Fruit sweet, edible if hairs removed "]
["Ficus rubiginosa","Rock Fig","Y/R(fr)","30m",null,null,"Many rainforest bird species","Buttressed trunk and milky sap. Previously F. platypoda"]
["Glochidion ferdinandii","Cheese Tree","G/Y(fl)G/R(fr)","25m","a",null,"Many bird species","Trunk crooked and flanged; bark dark brown. Fast growing. Fruit resembles small pumpkin"]
["Glochidion sumatranum","Buttonwood or Umbrella Cheese Tree","G/Y(fl)G/R(fr)","10m","a",null,"Many bird species","Green to red cheese shaped fruits. Fast growing. Has umbrella shaped foliage"]
["Harpullia pendula","Tulipwood","G/Y/W(fl) Y/O(fr)","20m",null,null,"Australian King Parrot; Speckled Line-blue and Bright Cornelian Butterfly","2-lobed inflated seed capsules. Commonly used as street tree"]
["Homalanthus nutans","Bleeding Heart","Gr","6m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds and pigeons","Quick growing bushy  shrub to small tree. Attractive red and green foliage"]
["Lophostemon confertus","Brush Box","W","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Tall tree with attractive brown bark. One of the most widely distributed plant species in the Redlands"]
["Macaranga tanarius","Macaranga","Y","6m",null,null,"Rainbow Lorikeet, Silvereye; Graceful Tree Frogs","Quick growing. dense spreading tree. Produces large rounded leaves"]
["Mallotus discolor","Yellow Kamala","Y","15m",null,null,null,"Leaves green on top and silvery underneath"]
["Melicope elleryana","Pink Euodia or Pink Doughwood","P","25m",null,null,"Lorikeets and honeyeaters","Tree, common in coastal areas on sandy soils. Flowers in clusters in summer"]
["Melicope vitiflora","Northern Doughwood","W","8m",null,null,null,"Uncommon. 4mm flowers in clusters, spring"]
["Mischocarpus pyriformis subsp. pyriformis","Yellow Pear-Fruit","O/Y(fr)","20m",null,null,null,"Pear-shaped 17mm yellow seed capsules. Similar to M. australis"]
["Myrsine variabilis","Muttonwood","C(fl), P(fr)","12m",null,null,null,"Glossy green foliage. Known as Rapanea variabilis"]
["Notelaea longifolia forma glabra","Long-leaved Mock-Olive","Y(fl) Pu/Bl(fr)","9m",null,null,null,"Tiny, yellowish, 4-petalled flowers. Oblong to purplish-black fruit"]
["Planchonella chartacea","Thin-leaved Coondoo","W(fl) Br/Bl(fr)","12m",null,null,null,"Small tree, of coastal areas. Scant milky sap."]
["Polyalthia nitidissima","Canary Beech","G(fl) R(fr)","18m","a",null,null,"Often along watercourses and in littoral rainforests. Glossy leaves "]
["Polyscias elegans","Celery Wood","B(fr)","20m",null,null,"Rainforest birds; Dark Pencilled-blue Butterfly","Umbrella shaped crown, narrow canopy palm like in outline "]
["Syncarpia hillii","Satinay","W","20m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; bees","Large tree in higher rainfall coastal areas. Woody seed capsule. Uncommon on North Stradbroke Island"]
["Syzygium oleosum","Blue Lillipilli","W(fl) Pu/B(fr)","12m","a",null,"Ringtail Possum, fruit-eating birds","Rainforest tree. Leaves aromatic when crushed. White flowers spring to summer. Edible, spherical fruit to 20mm."]
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["SHRUBS"]
["Austromyrtus dulcis","Midyim or Midgen","W","1m ",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Sprawling shrub which can be used as a groundcover.  Responds well to pruning and tolerates shade. Bright pink new leaves. Edible berries"]
["Breynia oblongifolia","Coffee Bush or Breynia","G(fl) Pi/R(fr)","3m",null,null,"Many bird species; Large Grass-yellow Butterfly caterpillars","Shrub, spreading, sparsely branched. Widespread, but uncommon. Sometimes planted as ornamental"]
["Dodonaea lanceolata var. subsessilifolia","Hop Bush","Gr/Pi/Pu(fr)","2m",null,null,null,"Rocky hillsides or sandy soils. 3-winged, 20mm fruit"]
["Dodonaea triquetra","Forest Hop Bush","Gr(fl)\nP(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Produces attractive hop like fruit that are either lime-green or purple"]
["Pittosporum revolutum","Forest Pittosporum ","Y(fl, fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Upright shrub. Lightly scented 5-petalled prolific flowers. Fruit rough, warty, 30mm many red-brown seeds"]
["Psychotria loniceroides","Hairy Psychotria","W(fl) W/Y(fr)","4m",null,null,"Some fruit-eating birds","Open shrub on edge of rainforests and creeks. Young growth hairy. Fruit yellow to white to 8mm"]
["Rubus parvifolius","Pink Flowered Native Raspberry","Pi(fl) R(fr)","1m",null,null,"Many bird species, ground-dwelling mammals","Scrambler with woolly, prickly stems, widespread. Flowers, spring to summer. Edible red fruits, to 10mm"]
["Wikstroemia indica","Bootlace Bark or Bushman’s Bootlace","G(fl) O/R(fr)","1.5m",null,null,null,"Twiggy shrub on margins of forests. Poisonous leaves and fruits"]
["Zieria smithii","Sandfly Bush","C","3m",null,null,"Orchard Swallowtail Butterfly","Open, branching shrub, on moist slopes and in gullies. Stems warty. Leaves aromatic when crushed. Clusters of small flowers"]
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["VINES"]
["Cayratia clematidea","Slender Grape","W(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; Joseph's Coat Moth caterpillar","Light tendril climber. Tiny white flowers, summer. Black fruit to 7mm"]
["Cissus hypoglauca","Giant Water Vine","Y(fl)",null,null,null,null,"Large woody climbing vine, new growth rusty-hairy. Yellow flowers. Edible purplish-black spherical fruit to 10mm"]
["Eustrephus latifolius","Wombat Berry","Pi (fl) O(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Scrambling plant.  Produces lily flowers"]
["Flagellaria indica","Supplejack","W",null,null,null,null,"Vigorous climbing plant"]
["Geitonoplesium cymosum","Scrambling Lily","W (fl),\nB(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Common scrambling plant with shiny dark-green leaves "]
["Hibbertia scandens","Snake Vine","Y",null,null,null,null,"Hardy creeper. Can be pruned and trained as a hedge or shrub  "]
["Jasminium didymum subsp. didymum","Coastal Jasmine","W(fl) B(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Hardy climber or small shrub on sands or loams. Clusters of 10mm black, succulent fruit and fragrent flowers"]
["Marsdenia fraseri","Small-Leaved Milk Vine","R",null,null,null,null,"Grey fruit. Sap milky"]
["Marsdenia rostrata",null,"W",null,null,null,null,"Woody, climbing vine with twining stems. Sap milky"]
["Mucuna gigantea","Burny Bean","B (Fr)",null,"a",null,null,"Vigorous twining climber. "]
["Smilax australis","Barbed-wire Vine","W(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; Bright Forest-blue, Coral Jewel, Fiery Jewel Butterfly","Vigorous vine with bright green leaves and small spines. Lightly fragrant, white flowers in clusters all year. Globose, black fruit"]
["Stephania japonica var. discolor","Tape Vine","Y(fl)",null,null,null,null,"Light climber with thin wiry stems. Clusters of small yellow flowers, spring to summer. Common beach dunes and headlands"]
["Pleogyne australis","Pleogyne","C(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Hairy stems and leaves"]
[]
["HERBACEOUS PLANTS"]
["Commelina diffusa ","Native Wandering Jew","P ","0.75m",null,null,null,"Weak-stemmed herb. Delicate 3-petalled blue flowers to 25mm, spring to autumn"]
["Dianella congesta","Blue Flax-lilly","Bl (fl) P (fr)","1m",null,null,null,"Small, hardy, clumping plant that produces star like flowers.  Grows naturally on sand dunes"]
["Viola banksii","Native Violet","P/W","0.3m","a",null,null,"Creeping plant of melaleuca swamps and creek banks. Formerly V. hederacea "]
[]
["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Cyperus eglobosus","A sedge",null,"0.5m","a",null,null,"Small tufting sedge"]
["Cyperus enervis","Cyperus Sedge",null,"0.3m","a",null,null,"Slender tussocks"]
["Imperata cylindrica","Blady Grass","W","1.2m",null,null,"Grassland birds; Evening Brown, Dusky Knight, Greenish Darter, White Grass-dart, Dingy Grass-dart Butterfly; northern brown bandicoot, wallabies","Common grass with long creeping rhizome.Growsn on edges, good indicator of recent fires and other disturbance. Attractive, fluffy seed spike"]
["Ottochloa gracillima","Graceful Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Brown Ringlet, Wonder Brown, lilac Grass-skipper and White-brand Grass Skipper Butterflies ","Slender grass in shady places. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
[]
["ORCHIDS"]
["Cymbidium madidum","Cymbidium Orchid","Y/Br(fl)","0.9m",null,null,null,"Epiphytic orchid forming huge clumps on tree trunks and branches"]
["Geodorum densiflorum","Pink Nodding Orchid","Pi","0.4m",null,null,null,"Terrestrial orchid with broad pleated leaves"]
["Zeuxine oblonga","Terrestrial Orchid","W/C","0.15m",null,null,null,"Deciduous terrestrual orchid with creeping, above-ground stems"]
[]
["MISTLETOE"]
["Notothixos subaureus","Golden Mistletoe","Y(fr)",null,null,null,"Mistletoebird; honeyeaters, many butterfly species","Mistletoe usually parasitising other mistletoes"]
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["FERNS"]
["Lindsaea ensifolia","A Fern",null,"0.5m",null,null,null,"Spreads by long rhizomes, forming dense clumps in moist areas"]
["Nephrolepis cordifolia","Fishbone Fern",null,"1m",null,null,"small ground-dwelling animals","Vigorous clumping fern"]
["Nephrolepis hirsutula","A Fern",null,"1.2m",null,null,"Ground-dwelling animals","Dense, clumping fern"]
["Nephrolepis obliterata","Kimberly Fern",null,"1.75m",null,null,"Ground-dwelling animals","Dense, clumping fern"]
["Pteridium esculentum","Bracken",null,"2m",null,null,"Northern Brown Bandicoot, Swamp and red-necked wallaby","Stiff, erect fern, spreading by hairy underground rhizome, often forming thickets on well-drained soils. Widespread "]

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["Regional Ecosystem:  12.2.5\n\nDescription:  Open forest to low closed forest. Species can include Corymbia intermedia, Lophostemon confertus, Banksia integrifolia subsp. integrifolia, B. aemula, Callitris columellaris, Acacia spp., Livistona spp. and Endiandra sieberi. Melaleuca quinquenervia in swales. Understorey generally shrubby and can include vine forest species. Occurs on Quaternary coastal dunes, beach ridges and sandy banks of coastal streams\n\nShort description:  Corymbia intermedia ± Lophostemon confertus ± Banksia spp. ± Callitris columellaris open forest on beach ridges usually in southern half of bioregion"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover: Trees 25%, Shrubs 25%, Other 50%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","Koala Food Tree","Fauna","Notes"]
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["TREES"]
["Acacia concurrens","Black Wattle","Y","8m",null,null,"Bees; parrots,pigeons; doves","Dense tree in open forest. Perfumed flower spikes to 10cm, winter to spring. Pods curved or twisted to flattened. Similar to A. leiocalyx"]
["Acacia disparrima","Short Hickory Wattle","Y ","3-11m",null,null,"Bees; parrots; Fiery Jewel, Blue Jewel, Short-tailed Line-Blue, Small Purple Line-blue, Double Purple Line-blue, Glistening Blue, Wattle Blue Butterfly","Shrub to small, quick growing tree. Prolific flowers in March"]
["Acacia leiocalyx","Early Black Wattle","Y","8m",null,null,"Bees; parrots,pigeons; doves","Common, hardy, dense tree in open forest. Perfumed flower spikes, 10cm, winter to spring. Pods curved or twisted, thick, to flattened. Similar to A. concurrens "]
["Acmena smithii","Lilipilli, Lilly Pilly","W(fl) Pu/Pi/W(fr)","20m",null,null,"Ringtail Possum, fruit-eating birds","Tree, often along watercourses. Leaves glabrous, somewhat aromatic when crushed. Flowers to 7mm. Firm, edible, fruit to 15mm."]
["Acronychia imperforata","Beach Acronychia","C (fl) Y (fr)","15m",null,null,"Rainbow Lorikeet","Shiny green leaves, star shaped flowers in autumn"]
["Allocasuarina littoralis","Black She-Oak","R","6m",null,null,"Glossy Black Cockatoos","Widespread in open forest on well-drained soils, often in stands. Cones 25mm x 15mm. Male, female plants"]
["Allocasuarina torulosa","Forest Oak","B(fr)","10m",null,null,"Glossy Black Cockatoos, woodland birds","Weeping foliage, can turn purplish in colour, corky bark. Woody cone fruit, 4cm x 30mm"]
["Alphitonia excelsa","Red Ash or Soap Tree","B(fr)","15m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds","Common and hardy shrub to tree. Strong smelling greenish-cream flowers, attractive grey bark and silver foliage"]
["Banksia aemula","Wallum Banksia","C ","8m","a",null,"Honeyeaters; small gliders; Eastern Blossum Bat","Large banksia flowers. Interestiong foliage and shape. Relatively slow growing"]
["Banksia integrifolia","Coastal Banksia","Y ","16m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; small gliders","Flowers over a long period. Interestiong foliage and shape. Sandy soils"]
["Banksia serrata","Red Honeysuckle","C ","16m  ",null,null,"Honeyeaters; small gliders","Large flowers. Interestiong foliage and shape. Sandy soils"]
["Callitris columellaris","Coastal Cypress Pine",null,"20m",null,null,"Rosella; woodland birds","Dense, dark green spreading canopy, sometimes conical with upright branches.  Woody cones with numerous. Grows on sandy soil"]
["Callitris rhomboidea","Dune Cypress Pine",null,"12m",null,null,"Woodland birds","Dense foliaged tree with woody cones. Sandy soils"]
["Casuarina glauca","Swamp Oak","R","20m","a",null,"Parrots; coastal woodland birds","Weeping foliage, can turn purplish in colour, corky bark. Foreshores."]
["Clerodendrum floribundum","Lolly Bush","W(fl) R/B(fr)","6m",null,null,"Fiery Jewel Butterfly caterpillar","Small tree, large rounded leaves,  colourful fruit"]
["Corymbia gummifera","Red Bloodwood","W","20m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Flaky or chunky red-brown bark"]
["Corymbia intermedia","Pink Bloodwood","C ","35m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Tree rough tessellated bark, prolific flowerer"]
["Corymbia tessellaris","Moreton Bay Ash","W","30m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Half bark with lower half grey and tessellated and smooth bark above"]
["Cupaniopsis anacardioides","Tuckeroo","Y(fr)","10m",null,null,"Many bird species","Excellent shade or street tree. Littoral rainforest and coastal scrubs  "]
["Elaeocarpus reticulatus","Blueberry Ash","W/Pi(fl) Bl(fr)","10m",null,null,null,"Attractive green foliage, bell-shaped flowers, often used as an ornamental"]
["Endiandra sieberi","Hard Corkwood","B(fr)","35m",null,null,null,"Fissured corky bark"]
["Eucalyptus carnea","Broad-leaved  White Mahogany","W","25m",null,"a","Honeyeaters; Koala; Greater Glider; possums and gliders; bees","Moderately dense canopy. Light grey-brown, fribrous stringy bark. Crown of tree bluish-grey. Previously E. umbra subsp. Carnea. "]
["Eucalyptus microcorys","Tallowood","C","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Prolific flowers. Fertile slopes, alluvial flats and in gullies that may have supported a community of dry rainforest species in past. Red-brown bark softly fibrous"]
["Eucalyptus racemosa ","Scribbly Gum","W","20m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; greater glider; other possums and gliders; bees","Erect or crooked; characteristic insect larvae (Endoxylon cinera) 'scribbles' on trunk. Smooth, shiny bark varies white to whitish or silvey-grey. Previously E. signata"]
["Eucalyptus resinifera","Red Stringybark","C","10-45m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Moderately dense spreading and drooping canopy. Bark grey-brown; slightly furrowed; fibrous and stringy"]
["Eucalyptus tereticornis","Blue Gum or Forest Red Gum","C ","45m","a","a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; greater glider; other possums and gliders; bees","Moderately dense, sometimes drooping canopy. Smooth often shiny bark. One of most common eucalypts in region."]
["Glochidion ferdinandii","Cheese Tree","G/Y(fl)G/R(fr)","25m","a",null,"Many bird species","Trunk crooked and flanged; bark dark brown. Fast growing. Fruit resembles small pumpkin"]
["Glochidion sumatranum","Buttonwood or Umbrella Cheese Tree","G/Y(fl)G/R(fr)","10m","a",null,"Many bird species","Green to red cheese shaped fruits. Fast growing. Has umbrella shaped foliage"]
["Lophostemon confertus","Brush Box","W","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Tall tree with attractive brown bark. One of the most widely distributed plant species in the Redlands"]
["Lophostemon suaveolens","Swamp Box","W","25m","a","a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Flaky, stringy bark tree in swamps and wetter areas, flowers early summer. "]
["Melaleuca quinquenervia","Paperbark Tea Tree, Coastal or Broad-Leaved Paperbark","C","25m","a","a","Many bird species, Flying foxes; Eastern Blossom Bat; Koala","Often in swampy areas, but will tolerate dry conditions. White papery bark.  Produces masses of brush flowers in autumn.  Excellent nectar producer"]
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["SHRUBS"]
["Acrotriche aggregata","Tall Ground Berry","R(fr)","3m",null,null,"Mistletoebird","Dense shrub. Montane form larger than coastal form. Tiny flowers on small sikes, spring. 7mm fruit, edible. "]
["Aotus lanigera","Woolly Aotus","Y","1.5m",null,null,null,"Woolly stems, masses fo flowers around spring. Sandy soils"]
["Austromyrtus dulcis","Midyim or Midgen","W","1m ",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Sprawling shrub which can be used as a groundcover.  Responds well to pruning and tolerates shade. Bright pink new leaves. Edible berries"]
["Banksia oblongifolia","Dwarf Banksia ","Y ","2m",null,null,"Honeyeaters, small gliders","Produces nectar laden flowers in autumn"]
["Banksia robur","Swamp Banksia","Gr","3.5m","a",null,"Honeyeaters; possums and gliders; bees; butterflies","Produces large flowers laden with nectar from summer to winter. Naturally grows in moist, well-drained soils, but very hardy in cultivation"]
["Boronia rosmarinifolia","Forest Boronia","Pi","1m",null,null,"Satin Blue Butterfly","Aromatic leaves when crushed"]
["Dillwynia floribunda","Showy Parrot Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,null,"Dense shrub"]
["Dodonaea triquetra","Forest Hop Bush","Gr(fl)\nP(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Produces attractive hop like fruit that are either lime-green or purple"]
["Dodonaea viscosa subsp. burmanniana","Sticky Hop Bush","Gr/Pi/R(fr)","4m",null,null,"King Parrot and Pale-headed Rosella","Quick growing shrub. Male, female plants.  Attractive hop like fruit that are either lime-green or purple"]
["Duboisia myoporoides","Corkwood or Duboisia","W(fl) Bl(fr)","6m",null,null,null,"Small tree, usually on rainforest margins. Branchlets purplish"]
["Epacris pulchella","Wallum Heath","W, Pi","0.75m",null,null,null,"White or pink flowers to 6mm, spring to autumn"]
["Exocarpos latifolius","Broad-Leaved Cherry","R(fr)","8m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds","Dense shrub to small tree. Root parasite on nearby trees "]
["Hibbertia stricta","Guinea Flower","Y","0.6m",null,null,null,"Dense shrub that can flower most of the year. Well-drained soils"]
["Hibbertia vestita","A Guinea Flower","Y","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low or prostrate multi-stemmed shrub. Hardy, full sun or semi-shade "]
["Hibiscus heterophyllus","Native Rosella","Pi/Y","6m",null,null,null,"Quick-growing large shrub. Showy flowers and prickly stems. "]
["Leptomeria acida","Currant Bush","R","2m",null,null,null,"Twiggy, upright, leafless shrub.  Root parasite"]
["Leptospermum polygalifolium","Wild May or Tea Tree","W","4m",null,null,"Rosellas; Bees","Weeping open habit, in open forest and along creek banks. Flowers in profusion in late winter, aromatic when crushed"]
["Leptospermum semibaccatum","Wallum Tea Tree","W/Pi","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Slightly aromatic when crushed, fruits fleshy"]
["Leptospermum trinervium","Tea Tree","W","6m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub with dark, shaggy bark, growing in sandy soils"]
["Leucopogon leptospermoides","Bearded Heath","W","1m",null,null,null,"Young branches and flowers hairy"]
["Leucopogon margarodes","Pearl Bearded Heath","W(fl) G(fr)","2m",null,null,null,"Small transulcenct-green fruit. Well-drained soils"]
["Leucopogon pimeleoides","Bearded Heath","W(fl) R(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Bushy shrub in well-drained sandy soils. Perfumed flowers"]
["Lomatia siliafolia","Crinkle Bush","C","2m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; butterflies; bees","Common shrub, in well-drained sandy soils"]
["Melastoma malabathricum subsp. malabathricum","Blue Tongue","Pi/P","2m","a",null,"Bees","Hardy shrub, but grows best in mooist areas. Responds to pruning. Edible fruit"]
["Melichrus procumbens","Jam Tarts","C","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low spreading shrub"]
["Monotoca scoparia","Prickly Broom Heath","W(fl) R(fr)","2m",null,null,null,"Twiggy shrub"]
["Persoonia sericea","Silky Geebung","Y(fl) G/Pu(fr)","1.5m",null,null,null,"Shrub, on well-drained soils. Fruits silky, succulent to 10mm, green or purplish"]
["Persoonia stradbrokensis","Geebung","Y","6m",null,null,"Honeyeaters","Shrub, on well-drained soils. Rough trunk bark. Flowers to 14mm"]
["Persoonia virgata","Wallum Geebung","Y(fl) G(fr)","6m",null,null,"Swamp Wallaby","Shrub or tree, in dry heath. 12mm yellow flowers, 12mm edible green fruits"]
["Petrophile shirleyae","Conesticks","C","1.2m",null,null,null,"Firm leaves with cone-shaped fruit"]
["Pimelea latifolia","Rice Flower","W","2m",null,null,null,"Shrub on rainforest edges or moist forests"]
["Pimelea linifolia","Rice Flower","W/Pi","1m",null,null,null,"Variable common shrub in sandy or heavier soils in open areas. White, sometimes pink. Poisonous to stock"]
["Platysace ericoides","Heath Platysace","W","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low shrub with clusters of flowers most of the year. In sandy areas, stems rough."]
["Pultenaea paleacea","Chaffy Bush Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub, branches silky-hairy. Leaves silky-hairy below. 10mm yellow flowers, sometimes lack red markings."]
["Pultenaea petiolaris","Woolly Bush Pea","Y","0.3m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Often in dry, stony areas. 9mm flowers in dense terminal heads, winter to spring. Pods flattened, to 9mm"]
["Pultenaea villosa","Hairy Pea Bush","Y","2m",null,null,"Fringed Heath-blue Butterfly and other butterflies","Common hairy shrub, often with brownish appearance, branchlets often drooping. Flowers winter to summer. Quick growing"]
["Ricinocarpos pinifolius","Wedding Bush","W ","3m",null,null,null,"Spectacular flowering shrub. Sandy soils"]
["Strangea linearis","Strangea","W","1m",null,null,null,"Stiff upright shrub. Woody fruits to 6.5cm. Fire needed for seed release"]
["Styphelia viridis","Green Five Fingers","G (fl, fr)","1.5m",null,null,null,"Shrub in dry heath. Leaves sharply pointed. Attractive tubular flowers"]
["Xanthorrhoea johnsonii","Forest Grass Tree","C","4m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; possums and gliders; bees; butterflies","Cylindrical woody flower spike"]
["Zieria smithii","Sandfly Bush","C","3m",null,null,"Orchard Swallowtail Butterfly","Open, branching shrub, on moist slopes and in gullies. Stems warty. Leaves aromatic when crushed. Clusters of small flowers"]
[]
["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Aristida calycina","Dark Wiregrass",null,"1.3m",null,null,null,"Erect, tufted grass. Sandy soils"]
["Baloskion tetraphyllum subsp. meiostachyum","Swamp Foxtails",null,"1.6m","a",null,null,"Bright green, fern-like foliage, multi-stemmed, with creeping rhizome, in damp areas. Formerly Restio tetraphyllus"]
["Bossiaea heterophylla","Variable Bossiaea","Y","0.8m",null,null,null,"Spreading shrub"]
["Caustis blakei","Koala Fern, Curlywig",null,"1.6m",null,null,null,"Erect, fluffy plant (not actually a fern), sandy soils"]
["Caustis recurvata","Curly Sedge",null,"1.2m","a",null,null,"Rigid multi stemmed plant"]
["Cymbopogon refractus","Barb-Wire Grass",null,"1m",null,null,null,"Flowers appear like clusters of barbed wire, Blue green foliage and red stems. Light lemon scent when crushed"]
["Cynodon dactylon","Common or Green Couch",null,"0.3m",null,null,null,"Common on various soil types"]
["Cyperus enervis","Cyperus Sedge",null,"0.3m","a",null,null,"Slender tussocks"]
["Cyperus scaber","A sedge",null,"0.7m","a",null,null,"Tufting sedge growing in coastal heath"]
["Cyperus stradbrokensis","A sedge",null,"0.45m","a",null,null,"Small tufting sedge in sandy soils of littoral rainforest and heath"]
["Cyperus subulatus","A sedge",null,"0.5m",null,null,null,"Coastal dunes and woodland in ssandy soils"]
["Digitaria parviflora","Small-flowered Finger Grass",null,"1.5m",null,null,null,"Slender grass of coastal woodland"]
["Entolasia stricta","Wiry Panic",null,"0.8m",null,null,"finches; pigeons; doves","Hairy, loosely tufted grass on poor or sandy soils"]
["Eragrostis brownii","Brown's Lovegrass",null,"0.6m",null,null,"Finches","Common sprawling grass"]
["Eragrostis interrupta","Coastal Lovegrass","P","0.3m",null,null,null,"Spreading silver-green grass with prostrate stems, spiklets purplish. Coastal dunes"]
["Eragrostis pubescens","Lovegrass",null,"1.3m",null,null,null,"Sandy soils often on or near the coast"]
["Eragrostis spartinoides","Lovegrass",null,"0.9m",null,null,"Finches; pigeons; doves","Tufting grass on sandy soils often or near water"]
["Eriachne pallescens",null,null,"0.8m",null,null,"Finches","Slender tufting grass on poor soils"]
["Gahnia clarkei","Tall Sawsedge","R/Br(fr)","2.5m","a",null,"Swordgrass Browns, Painted Sedge-skipper Butterfly","Shiny red brown fruits"]
["Gahnia sieberiana","Red-Fruited Sawsedge","R (fr)","3m","a",null,"Swordgrass Browns, Varied Sedge-skipper Butterfly","Tall sedge which produces tall heads of brown flowers"]
["Imperata cylindrica","Blady Grass","W","1.2m",null,null,"Grassland birds; Evening Brown, Dusky Knight, Greenish Darter, White Grass-dart, Dingy Grass-dart Butterfly; northern brown bandicoot, wallabies","Common grass with long creeping rhizome.Growsn on edges, good indicator of recent fires and other disturbance. Attractive, fluffy seed spike"]
["Lepidosperma laterale","Variable Sword Sedge",null,"0.9m",null,null,null,"Common upright sedge, of sandy or rocky areas."]
["Oplismenus aemulus","Creeping Beard Grass or Basket Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Orange Bushbrown, Wonder Brown, Lilac Grass-skipper, White-brand Grass-skipper","Trailing grass which roots at nodes, oval leaves. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Ottochloa gracillima","Graceful Grass or Shade Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Brown Ringlet, Wonder Brown, lilac Grass-skipper and White-brand Grass Skipper Butterflies ","Slender grass in shady places. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Panicum simile","Two-colour Panic",null,"0.7m",null,null,"Finches; Pigeons; Doves","Delicate looking tufting grass. Infertile soils in woodland areas"]
["Paspalidium distans","Shot Grass",null,"0.7m",null,null,"Finches; Pigeons; Doves","Wiry, slender perennial grass"]
["Paspalidium gausum","Paspalidium Grass",null,"0.9m",null,null,"Finches; Pigeons; Doves","Wiry, slender perennial grass"]
["Rubus parvifolius","Pink Flowered Native Raspberry","Pi(fl) R(fr)","1m",null,null,"Many bird species, ground-dwelling mammals","Scrambler with woolly, prickly stems, widespread. Flowers, spring to summer. Edible red fruits, to 10mm"]
["Schoenus nitens","Shiny Bog-Rush",null,"0.30m","a",null,null,"Small perennial, with slender creeping rhizome in damp sandy areas"]
["Themeda triandra","Kangaroo Grass",null,"0.6m",null,null,"Eastern-grey Kangaroo; Evening Brown, Orange Ringlet, Ringed Xenica and Common Brown, Shouldered Brown, Ringed Xenica, Dingy Ringlet Butterflies","Common, erect, tufting grass, often a dominant species in open, well-drained positions. Benefits from annual prune "]
["Trachystylis stradbrokensis",null,null,"0.4m",null,null,null,"Tufting perennial herb of coastal dry areas"]
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["HERBACEOUS PLANTS"]
["Brunoniella australis","Blue Trumpet","W/P","0.15m",null,null,null,"Erect hairy herb on sandy soils, uncommon"]
["Commelina diffusa ","Native Wandering Jew","P ","0.75m",null,null,null,"Weak-stemmed herb. Delicate 3-petalled blue flowers to 25mm, spring to autumn"]
["Crinum pedunculatum","Crinum Lily","W","1m","a",null,null,"Produces clusters of large lily flowers. Hardy in a wide range of conditions"]
["Cyanthillium cinereum","Vernonia","P","1m",null,null,null,"Upright herb. Pinkish to purplish 7mm flowers in heads throughout year"]
["Desmodium gunnii","Slender Tick Trefoil","P","0.5m",null,null,null,"Weak, slender stems. 5mm pink flowers in racemes to 15cm, summer to autumn"]
["Desmodium rhytidophyllum","Hairy Trefoil","Pi","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low growing herb with trailing hairy braches and leaves"]
["Dianella caerulea","Blueberry Lily or Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl) P(fr)","1m",null,null,"Lewin's Honeyeater; Silvereyes","Clumping plant that spreads by suckers. Flowers on spike above foliage, all year."]
["Dianella crinoides","Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl)\nP (fr)","0.8m",null,null,null,"Uncommon clumping plant on sand or sand soil among rocks"]
["Evolvulus alsinoides","Evolvulus","P","0.45m",null,null,null,"Weak-stemmed, hairy plant of woodland areas"]
["Glycine cyrtoloba","Glycine","Pi","0.1m",null,null,null,"Thin-stemmed twiner, stems and petioles finely hairy. Pink to mauve flowers in racemes, summer to autumn"]
["Gompholobium pinnatum","Poor Man’s Gold or Wedge Pea","Y","0.3m",null,null,null,"Weak-stemmed, often amongst grasses. Dark, inflated seed pods to 12mm long"]
["Hibbertia linearis","A Guinea Flower","Y","2m",null,null,null,"Hairy stems"]
["Lobelia alata","Swamp Lobelia","P","0.2m","a",null,null,"Sprawling herb, wet areas"]
["Lomandra longifolia","Mat Rush","C ","1 m",null,null,"Silver Studded Ochre, Common White-spot Skipper, Eliena Skipper, Iachus Skipper, Phigaliodes Skipper, Praxedes Skipper, Symmomus Skipper Butterfly","Large clumping grass-like plant.  Produces large flower spikes"]
["Lomandra multiflora","Many-Flowered Mat Rush","C","0.9m",null,null,"Eliena Skipper, Iacchus Skipper, Rare White-spot Skipper, Common White-spot Skipper, Phigalia Skipper, Maheta Skipper Butterfly","Common perennial grass-like herb, forms sparse clumps"]
["Oxalis rubens","Oxalis rubens","Y","0.3m",null,null,null,"Clumping herb with thin, red-brown stems, amongst grases on dunes and headlines"]
["Patersonia glabrata","Native Iris","P","0.8m",null,null,"Eastern Iris Skipper Butterfly","Upright grasslike herb plant in sandy soils. Flowers spring"]
["Podolepis longipedata","Long Podolepis","Y","0.60m",null,null,null,"Herb, stems with loose woolly hairs. Flowers on spikes"]
["Pomax umbellata","Pomax","R","0.4m",null,null,null,"Small, dense multi branched plant, in sandy or stony areas"]
["Poranthera microphylla","Small Poranthera","W/Pi","0.3m",null,null,null,"Much-branched herb with white or pink flowers "]
["Tetragonia tetragonioides","New Zealand Spinach or Warrigal Greens","Y","0.3m","a",null,"Native rats","Succulent herbaceous prostrate or scrambling shrub in tidal and poorly-drained sites. Bright green salt tolerant groundcover with edible leaves when cooked. Forshore"]
["Tricoryne anceps subsp. pterocaulon","Rush Lily","Y","0.7m",null,null,null,"Slender, grass-like herb on grassy slopes. Leaves absent on adults, 10mm flowers on flattened stems. Spring"]
["Tricoryne elatior","Common Rush Lily","Y","0.5m",null,null,null,"Small wiry stemmed plant, on well-drainged, stony soils in grassy areas and in sandy coastal areas. Virtually leafless"]
["Viola banksii","Native Violet","P/W","0.3m","a",null,null,"Creeping plant of melaleuca swamps and creek banks. Formerly V. hederacea "]
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["FERNS"]
["Adiantum atroviride","Maidenhair Fern",null,"0.3m","a",null,null,"Creeping ground fern"]
["Blechnum indicum","Bungwall",null,"2m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals","Prefers to grow in water. New fronds prink to bronze. Creeping rhizomes"]
["Calochlaena dubia","Soft Bracken",null,"4m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals","Grows in dense thickets"]
["Cheilanthes sieberi","Mulga Fern",null,"0.25m",null,null,null,"Small, fine fern. Widespread"]
["Gleichenia dicarpa","Pouched Coral Fern",null,"2m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals, frogs","Dense, thicket-forming fern. "]
["Gleichenia mendelii","Coastal Coral Fern",null,"2m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals","Fronds are silvery white and usually found of coastal sands"]
["Histiopteris incisa","Bats Wing Fern",null,"1.5m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals","Thicket forming fern in shelter, moist sites "]
["Pteridium esculentum","Bracken",null,"2m",null,null,"Northern Brown Bandicoot, Swamp and red-necked wallaby","Stiff, erect fern, spreading by hairy underground rhizome, often forming thickets on well-drained soils. Widespread "]
["Schizaea bifida","Forked Comb Fern",null,"0.25m",null,null,null,"Small erect fern. Sterile fronds mostly simple, fertile fronds taller, divided"]
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["VINES"]
["Cassytha filiformis","Dodder Laurel","W",null,null,null,null,"Leafless parasitic twiner. Up to 10 white flowers. Sessile, globose fruit to 5mm"]
["Cassytha glabella","Devil's Twine or Dodder Laurel","W",null,null,null,null,"Leafless parasitic twiner. Up to 6 tiny white flowers. 5mm edible fruit"]
["Cassytha pubescens","Dodder Laurel","W",null,null,null,null,"Robust, leafless parasitic twiner, pubescent in young parts. White flowers in 10 cm spikes, spring to summer"]
["Eustrephus latifolius","Wombat Berry","Pi (fl) O(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Scrambling plant.  Produces lily flowers"]
["Geitonoplesium cymosum","Scrambling Lily","W (fl),\nB(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Common scrambling plant with shiny dark-green leaves "]
["Glycine clandestina","Twining Glycine","Pi",null,null,null,"Common Grass-blue, Scalloped Grass-yellow Butterfly","Narrow leaved climber "]
["Hardenbergia violacea","Native Sarsaparilla","P",null,null,null,"Eastern Spinebill; Common Grass-blue Butterfly","Small, scrambling or prostrate vine. Atractive bright purple pea flower. Often grows with Corymbia spp."]
["Hibbertia scandens","Snake Vine","Y",null,null,null,null,"Hardy creeper. Can be pruned and trained as a hedge or shrub  "]
["Smilax australis","Barbed-wire Vine","W(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; Bright Forest-blue, Coral Jewel, Fiery Jewel Butterfly","Vigorous vine with bright green leaves and small spines. Lightly fragrant, white flowers in clusters all year. Globose, black fruit"]
["Smilax glyciphylla","Sweet Sarsaparilla","W(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,"Fruit-eating birds","Useful foliage plant, good for covering trellis or low fences. Young leaves edible"]
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["MISTLETOE"]
["Amyema bifurcata","Bloodwood Mistletoe","R(fl) Y(fr)",null,null,null,"Mistletoebird; honeyeaters, many butterfly species","Found on bloodwoods, spotted gums and Angophora species"]
["Amyema pendula","Drooping Mistletoe","R(fl) Y(fr)",null,null,null,"Mistletoebird; honeyeaters, many butterfly species","Found on eucalyptus (mainly stringybarks) and rarely wattles"]
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["ORCHIDS"]
["Geodorum densiflorum","Pink Nodding Orchid","Pi","0.4m",null,null,null,"Terrestrial orchid with broad pleated leaves"]
["Dipodium variegatum","Hyacinth Orchid","Pi/W","0.4m",null,null,null,"Leafless, terrestrial orchid. Flowers are creamy white to pink with maroon splotches"]
["Pterostylis nutans","Nodding Greenhood","Gr","0.2m",null,null,null,"Slender terrestrial orchid, in moister areas. Flowers to 25mm, autumn to spring"]

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["Regional Ecosystem:  12.2.5a\n\nDescription:  Palustrine wetland (e.g. vegetated swamp). Swales dominated by Melaleuca quinquenervia often with Livistona spp. Occurs of Quaternary coastal dune swales.\n\nShort description:  Palustrine wetland (e.g. vegetated swamp)"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover: Trees 10%, Shrubs 20%, Other 70%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","KOALA \nFOOD TREE","Fauna","Notes"]
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["TREES"]
["Acacia disparrima","Short Hickory Wattle","Y ","3-11m",null,null,"Bees; parrots; Fiery Jewel, Blue Jewel, Short-tailed Line-Blue, Small Purple Line-blue, Double Purple Line-blue, Glistening Blue, Wattle Blue Butterfly","Shrub to small, quick growing tree. Prolific flowers in March"]
["Alphitonia excelsa","Red Ash or Soap Tree","B(fr)","15m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds","Common and hardy shrub to tree. Strong smelling greenish-cream flowers, attractive grey bark and silver foliage"]
["Endiandra sieberi","Hard Corkwood","B(fr)","35m",null,null,null,"Fissured corky bark"]
["Eucalyptus robusta","Swamp Mahogany","C ","10-45m",null,"a","Gliders, possums;  flying-foxes; honeyeaters; Koala; parrots and lorrikeets; butterflies; bees ","Moderately dense spreading and drooping canopy. Bark grey-brown; slightly furrowed; fibrous and stringy. Woody seed capsules cup-shaped to hemispherial"]
["Glochidion sumatranum","Buttonwood or Umbrella Cheese Tree","G/Y(fl)G/R(fr)","10m","a",null,"Many bird species","Green to red cheese shaped fruits. Fast growing. Has umbrella shaped foliage"]
["Lophostemon suaveolens","Swamp Box","W","25m","a","a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Flaky, stringy bark tree in swamps and wetter areas, flowers early summer. "]
["Macaranga tanarius","Macaranga","Y","6m",null,null,"Rainbow Lorikeet, Silvereye; Graceful Tree Frogs","Quick growing. dense spreading tree. Produces large rounded leaves"]
["Melaleuca quinquenervia","Paperbark Tea Tree, Coastal or Broad-Leaved Paperbark","C","25m","a","a","Many bird species, Flying foxes; Eastern Blossom Bat; Koala","Often in swampy areas, but will tolerate dry conditions. White papery bark.  Produces masses of brush flowers in autumn.  Excellent nectar producer"]
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["PALMS"]
["Archontophoenix cunninghamiana","Bangalow or Piccabeen Palm","R(fr)","25m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds (e.g. fruit-doves, Figbird, Oriole); Flying-foxes","Tall palm prefers shelter especially from salt winds  "]
["Livistonia australis","Cabbage Tree Palm","R (fr)","30m","a",null,"Fruit-eating birds (e.g. fruit-doves, Figbird, Oriole); Flying-foxes; Brush Turkey; Orange Plam-dart and Yellow Plam-dart Butterfly","Large palm with fan shaped leaves"]
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["SHRUBS"]
["Banksia robur","Swamp Banksia","Gr","3.5m","a",null,"Honeyeaters; possums and gliders; bees; butterflies","Produces large flowers laden with nectar from summer to winter. Naturally grows in moist, well-drained soils, but very hardy in cultivation"]
["Boronia parviflora","Swamp Boronia","Pi","0.3m","a",null,null,"Slender shrub"]
["Leptospermum liversidgei","Swamp May or Lemon-scented Tea Tree","W/Pi","3m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Does not thrive in dry conditions.  Masses of flowers in summer. Strongly lemon-scented when crushed"]
["Ludwigia octovalvis","Water Primrose","Y","2m","a",null,null,"Can become a weed in some areas"]
["Melastoma malabathricum subsp. malabathricum","Blue Tongue","Pi/P","2m","a",null,"Bees","Hardy shrub, but grows best in mooist areas. Responds to pruning. Edible fruit"]
["Olearia hygrophila ","Swamp Daisy","W","2m","a",null,null,"Endangered shrub"]
["Persicaria lapathifolia","Pale Knotweed",null,"1.5m","a",null,null,"Shrub, with swollen, coloured leaf bases, in dams, swamps and watercourses, widespread. 3mm white to pale pink flowers in spikes, summer"]
["Persicaria orientalis","Prince’s Feather","Pi","2m","a",null,null,"Shrub, in swamps and along watercourses. 3mm flowers in spikes, summer"]
["Pultenaea paleacea","Chaffy Bush Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub, branches silky-hairy. Leaves silky-hairy below. 10mm yellow flowers, sometimes lack red markings."]
["Sprengelia sprengelioides","Sprengelia","W","1m","a",null,null,"Slender upright shrub, usually in wet heath. 15mm white flowers in leaf axils, winter to spring"]
["Xanthorrhoea fulva","Wallum Grasstree","W/C","2m","a",null,"Honeyeaters; possums and gliders; bees; butterflies","Trunkless, grass-like clumping plant. Tufting plant with a tall 2.5m flower spike"]
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["FERNS"]
["Azolla pinnata","Azolla Fern",null,"0.15m","a",null,null,"Floating fern"]
["Calochlaena dubia","Soft Bracken",null,"4m","a",null,null,"Grows in dense thickets"]
["Christella dentata","Binung",null,"1m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals","Tufting fern. Brown spores on back of fertile fronds"]
["Gleichenia dicarpa","Pouched Coral Fern",null,"2m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals, frogs","Dense, thicket-forming fern. "]
["Lindsaea fraseri","Fern",null,"0.4m","a",null,null,"Greeping ground fern amongst other groundcovers in moist to wet areas"]
["Lycopodiella cernua","Coral Fern",null,"0.6m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals; frogs","Scrambling, much-branched fern-like plant in moist areas and crevices"]
["Lycopodiella serpentina ","Bog Club Moss",null,"0.1m","a",null,null,"Uncommon, small creeping fern-like plant of moist places"]
["Sticherus flabellatus","Umbrella Fern",null,"2m","a",null,null,"Thicket-forming fern in moist areas. Fronds glossy green above, paler below"]
["Todea barbara","King Fern",null,"1.5m","a",null,null,"Uncommon fern with thick trunk, in swampy or wet shaded areas. Fronds to 2m"]
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["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Baumea terefolia","Pointed Twigrush",null,"1m","a",null,null,"Flowers winter to spring"]
["Carex fascicularis","Tassel Sedge",null,"1m","a",null,null,"Tufted, erect. Spikes at end of leaves, all year"]
["Carex pumila","Strand Sedge","C","0.3m",null,null,null,"Small grass like sedge, often yellowish dunes "]
["Cyperus polystachyos","Bunchy Sedge",null,"0.6m","a",null,null,"Common, creeping, erect. Dense heads of flower to 6cm long"]
["Fimbristylis ferruginea","Fringe Rush",null,"0.65m","a",null,null,"Tufted herb"]
["Gahnia siberiana","Red-Fruited Sawsedge","R (fr)","3m","a",null,null,"Tall sedge which produces tall heads of brown flowers"]
["Lepidosperma laterale","Variable Sword Sedge",null,"0.9m",null,null,null,"Common upright sedge, of sandy or rocky areas."]
["Phragmites australis","Common Reed or Ruhr","G/Pu/Br/W","3m","a",null,null,"Erect reed, forming dense colonies in or near swamps and creeks. Flowers in a feathery plume, green to purplish-brown, aging to white"]
["Schoenoplectus validus","River Clubrush",null,"1.5m","a",null,"Wetland birds","Stout sedge with cylindrical, erect stems. Widespread in swampy areas. Flowers in many-rayed umbels"]
["Schoenus brevifolius","Small-Leaved Bogrush","W","0.9m","a",null,null,"Clumping sedge in wet heath. Flowers in lax panicles to 25cm, most of year"]
["Triglochin striatum","Streaked Arrow Grass",null,"0.5m","a",null,"Frogs","Erect sedge arising in tufts from swollen rootstock in saline swamps and along riverbanks. Cylindrical leaves"]
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["HERBACEOUS PLANTS"]
["Crinum pedunculatum","Crinum Lily","W","1m","a",null,null,"Produces clusters of large lily flowers. Hardy in a wide range of conditions"]
["Dianella caerulea","Blueberry Lily or Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl) P(fr)","1m",null,null,"Lewin's Honeyeater; Silvereyes","Clumping plant that spreads by suckers. Flowers on spike above foliage, all year."]
["Goodenia stelligera","Wallum Goodenia","Y","0.6m","a",null,null,"Clumping herb in wet heaths. Yellow flowers on long stalks"]
["Lobelia alata","Swamp Lobelia","P","0.2m","a",null,null,"Sprawling herb, wet areas"]
["Ranunculus inundatus","River Buttercup","Y","0.3m",null,null,null,"Small, spreading plant in shallow water or permanently moist areas"]
["Rumex brownii","Swamp Dock","W(fl) Br(fr)","0.5m",null,null,null,"Common herbaceous plant with basal leaves. Whitish flowers in spikes, small brown fruit adhere to clothing."]
["Triglochin procerum","Water Ribbons",null,"3m","a",null,"Frogs","Robust aquatic herbaceous plant with erect or floating leaves. Similar to T. multifructum"]
["Utricularia aurea","A Bladderwort","Y","0.1m","a",null,null,"Aquatic herb in lagoons or swamps"]
["Utricularia dichotoma","A Bladderwort","P","0.3m","a",null,null,"Tiny insectivorous plant found in damp sandy areas"]
["Utricularia uliginosa","Asian Bladderwort","W","0.3m","a",null,null,"Uncommon herb in found in damp sands or margins of water, plate lilac or white flowers"]
["Viola banksii","Native Violet","P/W","0.3m","a",null,null,"Creeping plant of melaleuca swamps and creek banks. Formerly V. hederacea "]
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["ORCHIDS"]
["Eriochilus cucullatus","Parson’s Bands","P","0.3m",null,null,null,"Terrestrial orchid with flower spike summer to autumn"]
["Phaius bernaysii","Swamp Orchid","Y","0.6-1m","a",null,null,"Endangered, large terrestrial orchid. Pale yellow flowers"]
["Phaius australis","Swamp Orchid","R/Y","0.6-1m","a",null,null,"Endangered, large terrestrial orchid. Reddish flowers with yellow veins"]
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["VINES"]
["Cissus hypoglauca","Giant Water Vine","Y(fl)",null,null,null,null,"Large woody climbing vine, new growth rusty-hairy. Yellow flowers. Edible purplish-black spherical fruit to 10mm"]
["Clematicissus opaca","Forest Grape","Bk(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Vine of dry scrub and open forest. Edible black fruit to 15mm"]
["Smilax australis","Barbed-wire Vine","W(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; Bright Forest-blue, Coral Jewel, Fiery Jewel Butterfly","Vigorous vine with bright green leaves and small spines. Lightly fragrant, white flowers in clusters all year. Globose, black fruit"]
["Smilax glyciphylla","Sweet Sarsaparilla","W(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,"Fruit-eating birds","Useful foliage plant, good for covering trellis or low fences. Young leaves edible"]
["Stephania japonica","Tape Vine","Y(fl)",null,null,null,null,"Light climber with thin wiry stems. Clusters of small yellow flowers, spring to summer. Common beach dunes and headlands"]
["Geitonoplesium cymosum","Scrambling Lily","W (fl),\nB(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Common scrambling plant with shiny dark-green leaves "]

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["Regional Ecosystem:  12.2.6\n\nDescription:  Eucalyptus racemosa subsp. racemosa, Corymbia intermedia, C. gummifera, Angophora leiocarpa and E. pilularis shrubby or grassy woodland to open forest. Occurs on Quaternary coastal dunes and beaches. Dunes with deeply leached soils\n\nShort description:  Eucalyptus racemosa woodland-open forest on dunes and sand plains. Usually deeply leached soils"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover: Trees 15%, Shrubs 25%, Other 60%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","KOALA \nFOOD TREE","Fauna","Notes"]
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["TREES"]
["Acacia leiocalyx","Early Black Wattle","Y","8m",null,null,"Bees; parrots,pigeons; doves","Common, hardy, dense tree in open forest. Perfumed flower spikes, 10cm, winter to spring. Pods curved or twisted, thick, to flattened. Similar to A. concurrens "]
["Allocasuarina littoralis","Black She-Oak","R","6m",null,null,"Glossy Black Cockatoos","Widespread in open forest on well-drained soils, often in stands. Cones 25mm x 15mm. Male, female plants"]
["Allocasuarina torulosa","Forest Oak","B(fr)","10m",null,null,"Glossy Black Cockatoos, woodland birds","Weeping foliage, can turn purplish in colour, corky bark. Woody cone fruit, 4cm x 30mm"]
["Alphitonia excelsa","Red Ash or Soap Tree","B(fr)","15m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds","Common and hardy shrub to tree. Strong smelling greenish-cream flowers, attractive grey bark and silver foliage"]
["Angophora leiocarpa","Smooth Barked Apple","W","30m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Interesting branch habit, pink or reddish smooth bark"]
["Banksia integrifolia","Coastal Banksia","Y ","16m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; small gliders","Flowers over a long period. Interestiong foliage and shape. Sandy soils"]
["Banksia serrata","Red Honeysuckle","C ","16m  ",null,null,"Honeyeaters; small gliders","Large flowers. Interestiong foliage and shape. Sandy soils"]
["Callitris columellaris","Coastal Cypress Pine",null,"20m",null,null,"Rosella; woodland birds","Dense, dark green spreading canopy, sometimes conical with upright branches.  Woody cones with numerous. Grows on sandy soil"]
["Corymbia gummifera","Red Bloodwood","W","20m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Flaky or chunky red-brown bark"]
["Corymbia intermedia","Pink Bloodwood","C ","35m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Tree rough tessellated bark, prolific flowerer"]
["Elaeocarpus reticulatus","Blueberry Ash","W/Pi(fl) Bl(fr)","10m",null,null,null,"Attractive green foliage, bell-shaped flowers, often used as an ornamental"]
["Eucalyptus pilularis","Blackbutt","W","10-60m","a",null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Fairly dense, spreading and drooping canopy. Grey or grey-brown, stringy rough bark; bark shed in long strips. Woody seed capsules globular to hemispherical. Considered to lack lignotuber and regenerates from seed after fire. "]
["Eucalyptus planchoniana","Planchon’s Stringybark","C","20-30m","a",null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Large-stemmed, sometimes with mallee-lke growth. Fairly open to, drooping canopy. Rough, slightly furrowed, brown-orange stringy bark. Large woody seed capsules. Bark colour and texture similar to E. microcorys. "]
["Eucalyptus racemosa","Scribbly Gum","W","20m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; greater glider; other possums and gliders; bees","Erect or crooked; characteristic insect larvae (Endoxylon cinera) 'scribbles' on trunk. Smooth, shiny bark varies white to whitish or silvey-grey. Woody seed capsules hemispherical to pear-shaped. Previously E. signata"]
["Eucalyptus tindaliae","Queensland White Mahogany","W","30m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Fine canopy. Fibrous grey-brown stringybark; finely wavy and furrowed. Woodly seed capsules hemispherical. Previously E. phaeotricha and E. nigra"]
["Lophostemon confertus","Brush Box","W","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Tall tree with attractive brown bark. One of the most widely distributed plant species in the Redlands"]
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["SHRUBS"]
["Acacia suaveolens","Sweet Wattle","C/W ","2m",null,null,null,"Slender, erect shrub, sparsely branched, in sandy soils. Phyllodes alternate, glaucous, 13cm x 10mm. Fragrant flowers in clusters, 30mm, autumn to winter. Pods flattened, blue-grey, 4cm x 17mm"]
["Acacia ulicifolia","Prickly Moses","C","2m",null,null,null,"Tangly shrub, sandy soils. Phyllodes alternate, stiff, pointed, being slightly sharp. Ball flowers to 10mm, spring. Pods flat, curved"]
["Acrotriche aggregata","Tall Ground Berry","R(fr)","3m",null,null,"Mistletoebird","Dense shrub. Montane form larger than coastal form. Tiny flowers on small sikes, spring. 7mm fruit, edible. "]
["Banksia aemula","Wallum Banksia","C ","8m","a",null,"Honeyeaters; small gliders; Eastern Blossum Bat","Large banksia flowers. Interestiong foliage and shape. Relatively slow growing"]
["Boronia rosmarinifolia","Forest Boronia","Pi","1m",null,null,"Satin Blue Butterfly","Aromatic leaves when crushed"]
["Brachyloma daphnoides","Daphne Heath","W","2.4m",null,null,null,"Erect, few-branched shrub"]
["Daviesia ulicifolia","Native Gorse","Y","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Straggly shrub"]
["Dodonaea triquetra","Forest Hop Bush","Gr(fl)\nP(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Produces attractive hop like fruit that are either lime-green or purple"]
["Duboisia myoporoides","Corkwood or Duboisia","W(fl) Bl(fr)","6m",null,null,null,"Small tree, usually on rainforest margins. Branchlets purplish"]
["Epacris pulchella","Wallum Heath","W, Pi","0.75m",null,null,null,"White or pink flowers to 6mm, spring to autumn"]
["Gompholobium virgatum","Small Wedge Pea","Y","1.2m",null,null,null,"Seed pod pops audibly when mature"]
["Hakea florulenta","Three-nerved Willow Hakea","C","3m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; butterflies; bees","Woody, warty fruit, small clusters of lightly fragranced flowers"]
["Homoranthus virgatus",null,"W","0.6m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Twiggy shrub, hardy"]
["Hypolaena fastigiata",null,null,"0.65m","a",null,null,"Erect sedge-like perennial herb in damp areas"]
["Leptospermum polygalifolium","Wild May or Tea Tree","W","4m",null,null,"Rosellas; Bees","Weeping open habit, in open forest and along creek banks. Flowers in profusion in late winter, aromatic when crushed"]
["Leptospermum semibaccatum","Wallum Tea Tree","W/Pi","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Slightly aromatic when crushed, fruits fleshy"]
["Leptospermum trinervium","Tea Tree","W","6m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub with dark, shaggy bark, growing in sandy soils"]
["Leucopogon deformis",null,"W(fl) Br(fr)","0.6m",null,null,null,"Uncommon, twiggy understorey shrub in dry heath"]
["Leucopogon ericoides",null,"W","1m",null,null,null,"Erect shrub with brown fruit"]
["Leucopogon leptospermoides","Bearded Heath","W","1m",null,null,null,"Young branches and flowers hairy"]
["Leucopogon margarodes","Pearl Beard Heath","W(fl) G(fr)","2m",null,null,null,"Small transulcenct-green fruit. Well-drained soils"]
["Leucopogon pimeleoides","Bearded Heath","W(fl) R(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Bushy shrub in well-drained sandy soils. Perfumed flowers"]
["Lomatia silaifolia","Crinkle Bush or Wild Parsley","C","2m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; butterflies; bees","Grevillea-like flowers, clustered. Common shrub, in well-drained sandy soils"]
["Melastoma malabathricum subsp. malabathricum","Blue Tongue","Pi/P","2m","a",null,"Bees","Hardy shrub, but grows best in mooist areas. Responds to pruning. Edible fruit"]
["Melichrus procumbens","Jam Tarts","C","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low spreading shrub"]
["Monotoca scoparia","Prickly Broom Heath","W(fl) R(fr)","2m",null,null,null,"Twiggy shrub"]
["Ochrosperma lineare","Shaggy Baeckea","W","2m",null,null,null,"Aromatic leaves when crushed. Formerly Baeckea linearis"]
["Persoonia stradbrokensis","Geebung","Y","6m",null,null,"Honeyeaters","Shrub, on well-drained soils. Rough trunk bark. Flowers to 14mm"]
["Persoonia virgata","Wallum Geebung","Y(fl) G(fr)","6m",null,null,"Swamp Wallaby","Shrub or tree, in dry heath. 12mm yellow flowers, 12mm edible green fruits"]
["Petrophile canescens","Conesticks","C/W/Y","2m",null,null,null,"Erect woody shrub tall in rocky areas and eucalypt forest. Creamy-white to yellow flowers, woody grey fruit"]
["Petrophile shirleyae","Conesticks","C","1.2m",null,null,null,"Firm leaves with cone-shaped fruit"]
["Phyllota phylicoides","Heath Phyllota","Y","1.5m",null,null,null,"Bushy shrub, common in sandy soils"]
["Podocarpus spinulosus","Shrubby Pine","B (fr)","1m ",null,null,null,"Produces dark-green dense foliage"]
["Pultenaea petiolaris","Woolly Bush Pea","Y","0.3m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Often in dry, stony areas. 9mm flowers in dense terminal heads, winter to spring. Pods flattened, to 9mm"]
["Pultenaea retusa","Blunt-Leaved Pea","Y","2m","a",null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub along creek lines and in moister areas. 7mm flowers in dense terminal heads, winter to spring. Pods flattened, to 7mm"]
["Ricinocarpos pinifolius","Wedding Bush","W ","3m",null,null,null,"Spectacular flowering shrub. Sandy soils"]
["Strangea linearis","Strangea","W","1m",null,null,null,"Stiff upright shrub. Woody fruits to 6.5cm. Fire needed for seed release"]
["Styphelia viridis","Green Five Fingers","G (fl, fr)","1.5m",null,null,null,"Shrub in dry heath. Leaves sharply pointed. Attractive tubular flowers"]
["Woollsia pungens","Woollsia","Pi/W","2m",null,null,"Honeyeaters","Shrub, of rocky outcrops and cliffs. Leaves stiff, crowded, apex pointed. Lightly fragrant 5-petalled flowers to 20mm"]
["Xanthorrhoea johnsonii","Forest Grass Tree","C","4m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; possums and gliders; bees; butterflies","Cylindrical woody flower spike"]
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["FERNS"]
["Cheilanthes sieberi","Mulga Fern",null,"0.25m",null,null,null,"Small, fine fern. Widespread"]
["Gleichenia mendelii","Coastal Coral Fern",null,"2m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals","Fronds are silvery white and usually found of coastal sands"]
["Pteridium esculentum","Bracken",null,"2m",null,null,"Northern Brown Bandicoot, Swamp and red-necked wallaby","Stiff, erect fern, spreading by hairy underground rhizome, often forming thickets on well-drained soils. Widespread "]
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["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Aristida jerichoensis","Jericho Wiregrass",null,"0.9m",null,null,null,"Compact tufting grass with 3 small, spear-like seeds, dry, well drained area"]
["Caustis blakei","Koala Fern, Curlywig",null,"1.6m",null,null,null,"Erect, fluffy plant (not actually a fern), sandy soils"]
["Cymbopogon refractus","Barb-Wire Grass",null,"1m",null,null,null,"Flowers appear like clusters of barbed wire, Blue green foliage and red stems. Light lemon scent when crushed"]
["Cynodon dactylon","Common or Green Couch",null,"0.3m",null,null,null,"Common on various soil types"]
["Entolasia stricta","Wiry Panic",null,"0.8m",null,null,"finches; pigeons; doves","Hairy, loosely tufted grass on poor or sandy soils"]
["Eriachne pallescens",null,null,"0.8m",null,null,"Finches","Slender tufting grass on poor soils"]
["Eriocaulon australe","White Hatpins","W","0.6m",null,null,null,"Tufted plant with grass like leaves "]
["Imperata cylindrica","Blady Grass","W","1.2m",null,null,"Grassland birds; Evening Brown, Dusky Knight, Greenish Darter, White Grass-dart, Dingy Grass-dart Butterfly; northern brown bandicoot, wallabies","Common grass with long creeping rhizome.Growsn on edges, good indicator of recent fires and other disturbance. Attractive, fluffy seed spike"]
["Lepidosperma laterale","Variable Sword Sedge",null,"0.9m",null,null,null,"Common upright sedge, of sandy or rocky areas."]
["Ottochloa gracillima","Graceful Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Brown Ringlet, Wonder Brown, lilac Grass-skipper and White-brand Grass Skipper Butterflies ","Slender grass in shady places. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Panicum simile","Two-colour Panic",null,"0.7m",null,null,"Finches; Pigeons; Doves","Delicate looking tufting grass. Infertile soils in woodland areas"]
["Themeda triandra","Kangaroo Grass",null,"0.6m",null,null,"Eastern-grey Kangaroo; Evening Brown, Orange Ringlet, Ringed Xenica and Common Brown, Shouldered Brown, Ringed Xenica, Dingy Ringlet Butterflies","Common, erect, tufting grass, often a dominant species in open, well-drained positions. Benefits from annual prune "]
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["HERBACEOUS "]
["Apowollastonia spilanthoides",null,"Y","1m",null,null,null,"Sprawling herb on moist sandy soils. 30mm flower heads, spring to autumn. Previoulsy Wedelia spilanthoides"]
["Bossiaea heterophylla","Variable Bossiaea","Y","0.8m",null,null,null,"Spreading shrub"]
["Dampiera stricta","Wallum Dampiera","Pu","0.6m",null,null,"Butterflies","Few-stemmed. 15mm purplish flowers with yellowish-brown hairs on corolla, spring to summer"]
["Dianella caerulea","Blueberry Lily or Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl) P(fr)","1m",null,null,"Lewin's Honeyeater; Silvereyes","Clumping plant that spreads by suckers. Flowers on spike above foliage, all year."]
["Dianella revoluta","Flax Lily","Bl(fl) P(fr)","1m",null,null,null,"Perennial lily-like herb. Variable species. Four in SEQ"]
["Evolvulus alsinoides","Evolvulus","P","0.45m",null,null,null,"Weak-stemmed, hairy plant of woodland areas"]
["Geranium solanderi","Native Geranium","P","0.35m",null,null,null,"Weak-stemmed, clumping and hardy perennial. Thin fruits with curved awns and stiff hairs, pitted black seeds. Self progagates"]
["Goodenia rotundifolia","Star Goodenia","Y ","0.3m",null,null,null,"Yellow flowers with purple throat"]
["Hibbertia acicularis","A Guinea Flower","Y","1m",null,null,null,"5-petalled yellow flowers, long peduncles, winter to spring"]
["Indigofera australis","Native Indigo","P","1.5m",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Open branched shrub. Occasionally white flowering forms, self propagates "]
["Laxmannia gracilis","Wire Lily ","W","0.3m",null,null,null,"Grass like tufted herb"]
["Lomandra elongata","Mat Rush","C ","0.4m",null,null,null,"Uncommon clumping plant. Poor soils"]
["Lomandra longifolia","Mat Rush","C ","1 m",null,null,"Silver Studded Ochre, Common White-spot Skipper, Eliena Skipper, Iachus Skipper, Phigaliodes Skipper, Praxedes Skipper, Symmomus Skipper Butterfly","Large clumping grass-like plant.  Produces large flower spikes"]
["Olax retusa",null,"W","1m",null,null,null,"Common spindly shrub, yellowish leaves"]
["Patersonia glabrata","Native Iris","P","0.8m",null,null,"Eastern Iris Skipper Butterfly","Upright grasslike herb plant in sandy soils. Flowers spring"]
["Phyllanthus virgatus",null,"W/G","0.5m",null,null,null,"Sprawling or erect herb. 1mm white to greenish flowers and 2mm fruits"]
["Phyllota phylicoides","Heath Phyllota","Y","1.5m",null,null,null,"Bushy shrub, common in sandy soils"]
["Pimelea linifolia","Rice Flower","W/Pi","1m",null,null,null,"Variable common shrub in sandy or heavier soils in open areas. White, sometimes pink. Poisonous to stock"]
["Platysace ericoides","Heath Platysace","W","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low shrub with clusters of flowers most of the year. In sandy areas, stems rough."]
["Pseudanthus orientalis",null,"W","0.45m",null,null,null,"Leaves alternate, crowded, to 8mm. Separate male and female creamy flowers to 2mm"]
["Scaevola ramosissima",null,"Pi/Pu","0.4m",null,null,"Butterflies","Sprawling plant in sandy soils or rocky areas, stems hairy. Fan shaped pinkish to purple flowers, to 35mm"]
["Tricoryne anceps subsp. pterocaulon","Rush Lily","Y","0.7m",null,null,null,"Slender, grass-like herb on grassy slopes. Leaves absent on adults, 10mm flowers on flattened stems. Spring"]
["Xanthosia pilosa","Woolly Xanthosia","W/Pi","0.6m",null,null,null,"Small, straggly shrub, rocky areas and eucalypt forests. Clusters of white or pinkish flowers, to 6mm"]
["Zieria laxiflora","Wallum Zieria","W","3m",null,null,null,"Spindly, open shrub on sandy soils in moist gullies and on slopes. Leaves aromatic when crushed. 4-petalled, 4mm flowers"]
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["ORCHIDS"]
["Cymbidium suave","Scented Orchid","Y","0.6m",null,null,null,"Epiphytic orchid in tree hollows and old trunks"]
["Dipodium hamiltonianum","Yellow Hyacinth Orchid","G/Y","0.6m",null,null,null,"Uncommon, leafless terrestrial orchid.  Green flowers with purple spots "]
["Dipodium variegatum","Hyacinth Orchid","Pi/W","0.4m",null,null,null,"Leafless, terrestrial orchid. Flowers are creamy white to pink with maroon splotches"]
["Diuris chrysantha","Donkey Orchid","Y","0.4m",null,null,null,"Terrestrial orchid in sunny grassy areas"]
["Erythrorchis cassythoides","Climbing Orchid or Black Bootlace Orchid","W","0.2m",null,null,null,"Leafless, climbing terrestrial orchid"]
["Geodorum densiflorum","Pink Nodding Orchid","Pi","0.4m",null,null,null,"Terrestrial orchid with broad pleated leaves"]
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["VINES"]
["Cassytha glabella","Devil's Twine or Dodder Laurel","W",null,null,null,null,"Leafless parasitic twiner. Up to 6 tiny white flowers. 5mm edible fruit"]
["Cassytha pubescens","Dodder Laurel","W",null,null,null,null,"Robust, leafless parasitic twiner, pubescent in young parts. White flowers in 10 cm spikes, spring to summer"]
["Desmodium varians","Slender Tick Trefoil","Pi",null,null,null,null,"Widespread prostrate vine "]
["Eustrephus latifolius","Wombat Berry","Pi (fl) O(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Scrambling plant.  Produces lily flowers"]
["Geitonoplesium cymosum","Scrambling Lily","W (fl),\nB(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Common scrambling plant with shiny dark-green leaves "]
["Hardenbergia violacea","Native Sarsaparilla","P",null,null,null,"Eastern Spinebill; Common Grass-blue Butterfly","Small, scrambling or prostrate vine. Atractive bright purple pea flower. Often grows with Corymbia spp."]
["Hibbertia scandens","Snake Vine","Y",null,null,null,null,"Hardy creeper. Can be pruned and trained as a hedge or shrub  "]
["Smilax australis","Barbed-wire Vine","W(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; Bright Forest-blue, Coral Jewel, Fiery Jewel Butterfly","Vigorous vine with bright green leaves and small spines. Lightly fragrant, white flowers in clusters all year. Globose, black fruit"]
["Smilax glyciphylla","Sweet Sarsaparilla","W(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,"Fruit-eating birds","Useful foliage plant, good for covering trellis or low fences. Young leaves edible"]

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["Regional Ecosystem:  12.2.7\n\nDescription:  Melaleuca quinquenervia or M. viridiflora open-forest to woodland. Other species include Eucalyptus tereticornis, Corymbia intermedia,  E. robusta and Lophostemon suaveolens. A shrub layer may occur with frequent species including Melastoma malabathricum subsp. malabathricum or Banksia robur. The ground layer is sparse to dense and comprised of species including the ferns Pteridium esculentum and Blechnum indicum the sedges Schoenus brevifolius, Baloskion tetraphyllum , Baumea rubiginosa and Gahnia sieberiana and the grass Imperata cylindrica. Occurs on Quaternary coastal dunes and seasonally waterlogged sand plains usually fringing drainage system behind beach ridge plains or on old dunes, swales and sandy coastal creek levees.\n\nShort description:  Melaleuca quinquenervia or rarely M. dealbata open forest on sand plains"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover:  Trees 10%, Shrubs 15%, Other 75%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","KOALA \nFOOD TREE","Fauna","Notes"]
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["TREES"]
["Acacia disparrima","Short Hickory Wattle","Y ","3-11m",null,null,"Bees; parrots; Fiery Jewel, Blue Jewel, Short-tailed Line-Blue, Small Purple Line-blue, Double Purple Line-blue, Glistening Blue, Wattle Blue Butterfly","Shrub to small, quick growing tree. Prolific flowers in March"]
["Acacia leiocalyx","Early Black Wattle","Y","8m",null,null,"Bees; parrots,pigeons; doves","Common, hardy, dense tree in open forest. Perfumed flower spikes, 10cm, winter to spring. Pods curved or twisted, thick, to flattened. Similar to A. concurrens "]
["Acacia melanoxylon","Blackwood","C","15m",null,null,"Bees; parrots,pigeons; doves","Fertile soils in moister areas. Phyllodes alternate, 14cm x 30mm. Ball flowers to 10mm, most of year. Pods twisted or curled, slightly flattened, 12cm x 8mm. "]
["Allocasuarina littoralis","Black She-Oak","R","6m",null,null,"Glossy Black Cockatoos","Widespread in open forest on well-drained soils, often in stands. Cones 25mm x 15mm. Male, female plants"]
["Alphitonia excelsa","Red Ash or Soap Tree","B(fr)","15m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds","Common and hardy shrub to tree. Strong smelling greenish-cream flowers, attractive grey bark and silver foliage"]
["Banksia integrifolia","Coastal Banksia","Y ","16m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; small gliders","Flowers over a long period. Interestiong foliage and shape. Sandy soils"]
["Callitris columellaris","Coastal Cypress Pine",null,"20m",null,null,"Rosella; woodland birds","Dense, dark green spreading canopy, sometimes conical with upright branches.  Woody cones with numerous. Grows on sandy soil"]
["Corymbia intermedia","Pink Bloodwood","C ","35m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Tree rough tessellated bark, prolific flowerer"]
["Corymbia tessellaris","Moreton Bay Ash","W","30m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Half bark with lower half grey and tessellated and smooth bark above"]
["Cupaniopsis anacardioides","Tuckeroo","Y(fr)","10m",null,null,"Many bird species","Excellent shade or street tree. Littoral rainforest and coastal scrubs  "]
["Cyclophyllum coprosmoides","Coastal Canthium","W (fl) Or (fr)","10m","a",null,null,"Uncommon, perfumed creamy-white flowers in axillary clusters, summer and autumn. Orange to red fruit to 10mm"]
["Eucalyptus robusta","Swamp Mahogany","C ","10-45m",null,"a","Gliders, possums;  flying-foxes; honeyeaters; Koala; parrots and lorrikeets; butterflies; bees ","Moderately dense spreading and drooping canopy. Bark grey-brown; slightly furrowed; fibrous and stringy. Woody seed capsules cup-shaped to hemispherial"]
["Eucalyptus tereticornis","Blue Gum or Forest Red Gum","C ","45m","a","a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; greater glider; other possums and gliders; bees","Moderately dense, sometimes drooping canopy. Smooth often shiny bark. One of most common eucalypts in region."]
["Ficus rubiginosa","Rock Fig","Y/R(fr)","30m",null,null,"Many rainforest bird species","Buttressed trunk and milky sap. Previously F. platypoda"]
["Glochidion ferdinandii","Cheese Tree","G/Y(fl)G/R(fr)","25m","a",null,"Many bird species","Trunk crooked and flanged; bark dark brown. Fast growing. Fruit resembles small pumpkin"]
["Glochidion sumatranum","Buttonwood or Umbrella Cheese Tree","G/Y(fl)G/R(fr)","10m","a",null,"Many bird species","Green to red cheese shaped fruits. Fast growing. Has umbrella shaped foliage"]
["Lophostemon suaveolens","Swamp Box","W","25m","a","a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Flaky, stringy bark tree in swamps and wetter areas, flowers early summer. "]
["Melaleuca quinquenervia","Paperbark Tea Tree, Coastal or Broad-Leaved Paperbark","C","25m","a","a","Many bird species, Flying foxes; Eastern Blossom Bat; Koala","Often in swampy areas, but will tolerate dry conditions. White papery bark.  Produces masses of brush flowers in autumn.  Excellent nectar producer"]
["Melicope elleryana","Pink Euodia or Pink Doughwood","P","25m",null,null,"Lorikeets and honeyeaters","Tree, common in coastal areas on sandy soils. Flowers in clusters in summer"]
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["SHRUBS"]
["Acronychia imperforata","Beach Acronychia","C (fl) Y (fr)","15m",null,null,"Rainbow Lorikeet","Shiny green leaves, star shaped flowers in autumn"]
["Austromyrtus dulcis","Midyim or Midgen","W","1m ",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Sprawling shrub which can be used as a groundcover.  Responds well to pruning and tolerates shade. Bright pink new leaves. Edible berries"]
["Banksia robur","Swamp Banksia","Gr","3.5m","a",null,"Honeyeaters; possums and gliders; bees; butterflies","Produces large flowers laden with nectar from summer to winter. Naturally grows in moist, well-drained soils, but very hardy in cultivation"]
["Dodonaea triquetra","Forest Hop Bush","Gr(fl)\nP(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Produces attractive hop like fruit that are either lime-green or purple"]
["Exocarpos cupressiformis","Native Cherry","R(fr)","5m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; honeyeaters; Spotted Jezebel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies","Very small greenish-white flowers with parasitic root "]
["Ficus coronata","Creek Sandpaper Fig",null,"15m","a",null,"Fruit-eating birds; Common Crow and Purple Moonbeam Butterfly caterpillars","Small to medium tree. Produces large sandpapery leaves. Fruit sweet, edible if hairs removed "]
["Ficus opposita","Sandpaper Fig","B(fr)","10m","a",null,null,"Small tree with milky sap"]
["Gompholobium pinnatum","Poor Man’s Gold or Wedge Pea","Y","0.3m",null,null,null,"Weak-stemmed, often amongst grasses. Dark, inflated seed pods to 12mm long"]
["Grevillea leiophylla","Wallum Grevillea","Pi","1m","a",null,null,"Weak stemmed shrub, moist areas"]
["Hibbertia stricta","Guinea Flower","Y","0.6m",null,null,null,"Dense shrub that can flower most of the year"]
["Hibbertia vestita","A Guinea Flower","Y","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low or prostrate multi-stemmed shrub. Hardy, full sun or semi-shade "]
["Hibiscus diversifolius","Swamp Hibiscus","Y","2m",null,null,null,"Spreading prickly shrub "]
["Leptospermum polygalifolium","Wild May or Tea Tree","W","4m",null,null,"Rosellas; Bees","Weeping open habit, in open forest and along creek banks. Flowers in profusion in late winter, aromatic when crushed"]
["Melaleuca pachyphylla","Wallum Bottlebrush","R","1.5m","a",null,"Honeyeaters; small gliders; bees; butterflies","Produces bright red or green brushes in spring and often throughout the year.  Responds to pruning. Formerly Callistemon pachyphyllus"]
["Melaleuca thymifolia","Thyme Honey Myrtle","P","1m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Flowers in spring and summer. Flaky bark. Hardy in cultivation"]
["Melastoma malabathricum subsp. Malabathricum","Blue Tongue","Pi/P","2m","a",null,"Bees","Hardy shrub, but grows best in mooist areas. Responds to pruning. Edible fruit"]
["Pultenaea myrtoides","Swamp Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub in wet, sandy soils. 10mm yellow flowers, sometimes lack red markings. Similar to P. paleacea "]
["Pultenaea paleacea","Chaffy Bush Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub, branches silky-hairy. Leaves silky-hairy below. 10mm yellow flowers, sometimes lack red markings."]
["Pultenaea retusa","Blunt-Leaved Pea","Y","2m","a",null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub along creek lines and in moister areas. 7mm flowers in dense terminal heads, winter to spring. Pods flattened, to 7mm"]
["Xanthorrhoea fulva","Wallum Grasstree","W/C","2m","a",null,"Honeyeaters; possums and gliders; bees; butterflies","Trunkless, grass-like clumping plant. Tufting plant with a tall 2.5m flower spike"]
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["FERNS"]
["Blechnum indicum","Bungwall",null,"2m","a",null,"Bandicoots; wallabies; frogs","Prefers to grow in water. New fronds prink to bronze. Creeping rhizomes"]
["Calochlaena dubia","Soft Bracken",null,"4m","a",null,null,"Grows in dense thickets"]
["Cyclosorus interruptus","A Fern",null,"0.8m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals","Common fern forming thicket"]
["Hypolepis muelleri","Harsh Ground Fern",null,"1.5m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals","Rootstock covered with reddish brown hairs. Dark green fronds"]
["Lygodium microphyllum","Climbing Maidenhair Fern",null,null,"a",null,null,"Climbing fern of damp places such as paperbark forests and sunny, swampy areas"]
["Pteridium esculentum","Bracken",null,"2m",null,null,"Northern Brown Bandicoot, Swamp and red-necked wallaby","Stiff, erect fern, spreading by hairy underground rhizome, often forming thickets on well-drained soils. Widespread "]
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["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Baloskion pallens","Pale Cordrush","Br","1m",null,null,null,"Upright, wiry herbaceous rush. Previously Restio pallens"]
["Baloskion tetraphyllum subsp. meiostachyum","Swamp Foxtails",null,"1.6m","a",null,null,"Bright green, fern-like foliage, multi-stemmed, with creeping rhizome, in damp areas. Formerly Restio tetraphyllus"]
["Baumea articulata","Jointed Twig Rush",null,"2m","a",null,"Frogs, wetland birds","Erect, tufted, perennial herb of freshwater swamps. Jointed, cylindrical stems to 2.5m. Flowers and fruit in drooping spike"]
["Baumea rubiginosa","Soft Twigrush",null,"1m","a",null,"Frogs, wetland birds","Large spreading sedge of swamps and damp areas. Erect smooth green stems. Reddish-brown sheath at base"]
["Blechnum indicum","Bungwall",null,"2m","a",null,"Bandicoots; wallabies; frogs","Prefers to grow in water. New fronds prink to bronze. Creeping rhizomes"]
["Caustis blakei","Koala Fern, Curlywig",null,"1.6m",null,null,null,"Erect, fluffy plant (not actually a fern), sandy soils"]
["Cladium procerum","Leafy Twigrush",null,"2.5m","a",null,"Southern Sedge-darter Butterfly caterpillar","New plants develop on  flower stem, rooting after falling"]
["Cynodon dactylon","Common or Green Couch",null,"0.3m",null,null,null,"Common on various soil types"]
["Cyperus haspan","A Flat Sedge",null,"0.4m","a",null,null,"Short-creeping, erect, very common in moist soils. Flowers in clusters on stems to 15cm"]
["Cyperus lucidus","Leafy Flat Sedge",null,"1.3m","a",null,null,"Hardy sedge with bunched seed heads that change colour as they mature"]
["Cyperus polystachyos","Bunchy Sedge",null,"0.6m","a",null,null,"Common, creeping, erect. Dense heads of flower to 6cm long"]
["Entolasia stricta","Wiry Panic",null,"0.8m",null,null,"finches; pigeons; doves","Hairy, loosely tufted grass on poor or sandy soils"]
["Eragrostis spartinoides","Lovegrass",null,"0.9m",null,null,"Finches; pigeons; doves","Tufting grass on sandy soils often or near water"]
["Gahnia aspera","Red Fruited Sawsedge","Bk/Br(fl) R/Br(fr)","0.65m",null,null,"Pied Currawong, Brown Cuckoo-dove; caterpillars of Spotted, Flame and Varied Sedge-Skippers and Green Darter Butterflies","Tough leaves with razor sharp edges. Clumping, in dry areas"]
["Gahnia clarkei","Tall Sawsedge","R/Br(fr)","2.5m","a",null,"Swordgrass Browns, Painted Sedge-skipper Butterfly","Shiny red brown fruits"]
["Gahnia sieberiana","Red-Fruited Sawsedge","R (fr)","3m","a",null,"Swordgrass Browns, Varied Sedge-skipper Butterfly","Tall sedge which produces tall heads of brown flowers"]
["Imperata cylindrica","Blady Grass","W","1.2m",null,null,"Grassland birds; Evening Brown, Dusky Knight, Greenish Darter, White Grass-dart, Dingy Grass-dart Butterfly; northern brown bandicoot, wallabies","Common grass with long creeping rhizome.Growsn on edges, good indicator of recent fires and other disturbance. Attractive, fluffy seed spike"]
["Ischaemum australe","Large Bluegrass","Y","0.9m",null,null,null,"Spreading coastal grass with large seed heads"]
["Juncus continuus","Common Rush",null,"1.2m",null,null,null,"Clumping plant with cylindrical stems, flowers in 20cm panicles"]
["Leersia hexandra","Swamp Ricegrass",null,"0.6m","a",null,"Finches; wetland birds","An aquatic to semi-aquatic grass forming dense grass"]
["Lepironia articulata","Grey Rush",null,"2.5m","a",null,"Frogs, wetland birds","Common and widespread perennial clumping sedge with blue green foliage"]
["Oplismenus aemulus","Creeping Beard Grass or Basket Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Orange Bushbrown, Wonder Brown, Lilac Grass-skipper, White-brand Grass-skipper","Trailing grass which roots at nodes, oval leaves. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Oplismenus hirtellus","Pademelon Grass",null,"0.1m",null,null,"Finches; pigeons; doves","Sprawling grass, rooting at nodes, widespread and common, usually in shady places. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Ottochloa gracillima","Graceful Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Brown Ringlet, Wonder Brown, lilac Grass-skipper and White-brand Grass Skipper Butterflies ","Slender grass in shady places. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Phragmites australis","Common Reed or Ruhr","G/Pu/Br/W","3m","a",null,"Waterbirds, Australian reed warbler, fairy-wrens","Erect reed, forming dense colonies in or near swamps and creeks. Flowers in a feathery plume, green to purplish-brown, aging to white"]
["Ptilothrix deusta","Feather Sedge","Y/W","0.6m","a",null,null,"Tufted sedge, in moist, sandy soil and heath areas. Yellowish-white flowers, throughout the year"]
["Schoenus brevifolius","Small-Leaved Bogrush","W","0.9m","a",null,null,"Clumping sedge in wet heath. Flowers in lax panicles to 25cm, most of year"]
["Themeda triandra","Kangaroo Grass",null,"0.6m",null,null,"Eastern-grey Kangaroo; Evening Brown, Orange Ringlet, Ringed Xenica and Common Brown, Shouldered Brown, Ringed Xenica, Dingy Ringlet Butterflies","Common, erect, tufting grass, often a dominant species in open, well-drained positions. Benefits from annual prune "]
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["HERBACEOUS PLANTS"]
["Alternanthera denticulata","Lesser Joyweed","Pi/W","0.4m","a",null,null,"Prostrate herb, weed in damp areas"]
["Boronia falcifolia","Wallum Boronia","Pi","1m","a",null,null,"Slender shrub in peaty swamps and seasonally wet wallum"]
["Centella asiatica","Pennywort",null,"0.1m","a",null,null,"Creeping herb with insignificant flowers"]
["Centipeda minima","Spreading Sneezeweed",null,"0.15m",null,null,null,"4mm flowerheads. Often found on bare, disturbed ground or damp locations"]
["Comesperma defoliatum","Fairies’ Wings","P","0.6m",null,null,null,"5mm 2-petalled mauve to bluish flowers"]
["Cyanthillium cinereum","Vernonia","P","1m",null,null,null,"Upright herb. Pinkish to purplish 7mm flowers in heads throughout year"]
["Desmodium rhytidophyllum","Hairy Trefoil","Pi","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low growing herb with trailing hairy braches and leaves"]
["Dianella caerulea","Blueberry Lily or Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl) P(fr)","1m",null,null,"Lewin's Honeyeater; Silvereyes","Clumping plant that spreads by suckers. Flowers on spike above foliage, all year."]
["Dianella congesta","Blue Flax-lilly","Bl (fl) P (fr)","1m",null,null,null,"Small, hardy, clumping plant that produces star like flowers.  Grows naturally on sand dunes"]
["Eclipta prostrata","White Eclipta","W","1m","a",null,null,"Soft annual herb. Flowers spring to autumn"]
["Epaltes australis","Epaltes",null,"0.25m",null,null,null,"Sprawling shrub"]
["Eriocaulon australe","White Hatpins","W","0.6m",null,null,null,"Tufted plant with grass like leaves "]
["Eurychorda complanata","Flat Stemmed Cord Rush",null,"1.2m","a",null,null,"Erect multi-stemmed rush, wet heaths"]
["Gonocarpus chinensis subsp. verrucosus",null,"Pi","0.4m",null,null,null,"Weak-stemmed herb"]
["Gonocarpus micranthus subsp. ramosissimus",null,"R","0.6m",null,null,null,"Herbeaceous, usually prostate. Spring to autumn"]
["Hydrilla verticillata","Hydrilla",null,"2m","a",null,null,"Submerged, weak, thin-stemmed plant forming masses in slow-moving or still water. Similar to exotic weeds Egeria densa and Elodea canadensis "]
["Hydrocotyle verticillata","Shield Pennywort","Cr","0.25m","a",null,null,"Uncommon, creeping plant forming mats in swampy areas and on creek banks"]
["Hypericum gramineum","Native St John’s Wort","Y or W","0.3m",null,null,null,"Upright herb in open, grassy places"]
["Lobelia purpurascens","White Root","W","0.1m",null,null,null,"Prostrate or sprawling plant with milky sap.  A weed of lawns and gardens"]
["Lobelia stenophylla",null,"Bl / W","0.3m","a",null,null,"Creeping herb, in moist areas"]
["Mitrasacme polymorpha",null,"W","0.15m",null,null,null,"Coastal herbaceous, hairy or rough stemmed. Tubular white 4-petalled 7mm flowers, spring to autumn"]
["Persicaria attenuata","A Smartweed","W","1m","a",null,null,"Upright herbaceous plant on edges of lagoons and swamps"]
["Phyllanthus virgatus",null,"W/G","0.5m",null,null,null,"Sprawling or erect herb. 1mm white to greenish flowers and 2mm fruits"]
["Pimelea linifolia","Rice Flower","W/Pi","1m",null,null,null,"Variable common shrub in sandy or heavier soils in open areas. White, sometimes pink. Poisonous to stock"]
["Sporadanthus caudatus",null,"W","2m","a",null,null,"Grasslike sedge growing in wet, wallum swamps. Clustered flowers and seed heads in spring-summer"]
["Stackhousia viminea",null,"Y","0.4m",null,null,null,"Erect glabrous herb, widespread in a variety of habitats. 4mm flowers in loose spikes, winter to spring"]
["Tricoryne elatior","Common Rush Lily","Y","0.5m",null,null,null,"Small wiry stemmed plant, on well-drainged, stony soils in grassy areas and in sandy coastal areas. Virtually leafless"]
["Velleia spathulata",null,"Y","0.1m",null,null,null,"Small, rosette-forming plant in sunny moist areas. Flower on spike"]
["Viola banksii","Native Violet","P/W","0.3m","a",null,null,"Creeping plant of melaleuca swamps and creek banks. Formerly V. hederacea "]
["Xyris complanata","Hatpins or Feathered Yellow-Eye","Y","0.3m","a",null,null,"Small, grass-like plant of moist sandy soils. Flat leaves to 30cm x 4mm. 10mm, three-petalled yellow flowers. 5mm knobbly fruits. Similar to X. juncea"]
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["VINES"]
["Cassytha glabella","Devil's Twine or Dodder Laurel","W",null,null,null,null,"Leafless parasitic twiner. Up to 6 tiny white flowers. 5mm edible fruit"]
["Cassytha pubescens","Dodder Laurel","W",null,null,null,null,"Robust, leafless parasitic twiner, pubescent in young parts. White flowers in 10 cm spikes, spring to summer"]
["Glycine clandestina","Twining Glycine","Pi",null,null,null,"Common Grass-blue, Scalloped Grass-yellow Butterfly","Narrow leaved climber "]
["Hibbertia scandens","Snake Vine","Y",null,null,null,null,"Hardy creeper. Can be pruned and trained as a hedge or shrub  "]
["Jasminium didymum subsp. didymum","Coastal Jasmine","W(fl) B(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Hardy climber or small shrub on sands or loams. Clusters of 10mm black, succulent fruit and fragrent flowers"]
["Kennedia rubicunda","Red Kennedy Pea","R",null,null,null,"Honeyeaters","Vigorous vine which has prolific red Sturt's desert pea like flowers"]
["Parsonsia straminea","Monkey Rope Vine","W/Br/Pi",null,null,null,"Ringtail possum, nesting birds, common crow butterfly","Robust twining vine, common in poorly drained areas, can become weed-like. Scented white to brownish or pinkish 5-petalled flowers. Woody, cigar-shaped fruit to 16cm"]
["Stephania japonica var. discolor","Tape Vine","Y(fl)",null,null,null,null,"Light climber with thin wiry stems. Clusters of small yellow flowers, spring to summer. Common beach dunes and headlands"]
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["MISTLETOE"]
["Muellerina celastroides","Banksia Mistletoe","Pi(fl) G/R(fr)",null,null,null,"Mistletoebird; Honeyeaters, many butterfly species","Common mistletoe on Banskia and Casuarinacea. Pear -shaped green to red fruit"]

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["Regional Ecosystem:  12.2.8\n\nDescription:  Eucalyptus pilularis, E. microcorys, E. resinifera and Syncarpia hillii open-forest. Occurs on parabolic high dunes.\n\nShort description:  Eucalyptus pilularis open forest on parabolic high dunes"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover: Trees 15%, Shrubs 25%, Other 60%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","KOALA \nFOOD TREE","Fauna","Notes"]
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["TREES"]
["Acacia leiocalyx","Early Black Wattle","Y","8m",null,null,"Bees; parrots,pigeons; doves","Common, hardy, dense tree in open forest. Perfumed flower spikes, 10cm, winter to spring. Pods curved or twisted, thick, to flattened. Similar to A. concurrens "]
["Acmena smithii","Lilipilli, Lilly Pilly","W(fl) Pu/Pi/W(fr)","20m",null,null,"Ringtail Possum, fruit-eating birds","Tree, often along watercourses. Leaves glabrous, somewhat aromatic when crushed. Flowers to 7mm. Firm, edible, fruit to 15mm."]
["Allocasuarina littoralis","Black She-Oak","R","6m",null,null,"Glossy Black Cockatoos","Widespread in open forest on well-drained soils, often in stands. Cones 25mm x 15mm. Male, female plants"]
["Angophora leiocarpa","Smooth Barked Apple","W","30m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Interesting branch habit, pink or reddish smooth bark"]
["Backhousia myrtifolia","Grey Myrtle","W(fl)","12m","a",null,null,"Aromatic leaves when crushed"]
["Banksia aemula","Wallum Banksia","C ","8m","a",null,"Honeyeaters; small gliders; Eastern Blossum Bat","Large banksia flowers. Interestiong foliage and shape. Relatively slow growing"]
["Banksia integrifolia","Coastal Banksia","Y ","16m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; small gliders","Flowers over a long period. Interestiong foliage and shape. Sandy soils"]
["Banksia serrata","Red Honeysuckle","C ","16m  ",null,null,"Honeyeaters; small gliders","Large flowers. Interestiong foliage and shape. Sandy soils"]
["Callitris columellaris","Coastal Cypress Pine",null,"20m",null,null,"Rosella; woodland birds","Dense, dark green spreading canopy, sometimes conical with upright branches.  Woody cones with numerous. Grows on sandy soil"]
["Corymbia gummifera","Red Bloodwood","W","20m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Flaky or chunky red-brown bark"]
["Corymbia intermedia","Pink Bloodwood","C ","35m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Tree rough tessellated bark, prolific flowerer"]
["Eucalyptus microcorys","Tallowood","C","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Prolific flowers. Fertile slopes, alluvial flats and in gullies that may have supported a community of dry rainforest species in past. Red-brown bark softly fibrous"]
["Eucalyptus pilularis","Blackbutt","W","10-60m","a",null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Fairly dense, spreading and drooping canopy. Grey or grey-brown, stringy rough bark; bark shed in long strips. Woody seed capsules globular to hemispherical. Considered to lack lignotuber and regenerates from seed after fire. "]
["Eucalyptus planchoniana","Planchon’s Stringybark","C","20-30m","a",null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Large-stemmed, sometimes with mallee-lke growth. Fairly open to, drooping canopy. Rough, slightly furrowed, brown-orange stringy bark. Large woody seed capsules. Bark colour and texture similar to E. microcorys. "]
["Eucalyptus racemosa","Scribbly Gum","W","20m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; greater glider; other possums and gliders; bees","Erect or crooked; characteristic insect larvae (Endoxylon cinera) 'scribbles' on trunk. Smooth, shiny bark varies white to whitish or silvey-grey. Woody seed capsules hemispherical to pear-shaped. Previously E. signata"]
["Eucalyptus siderophloia","Grey Ironbark","W","30m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Greater Glider; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Sometimes drooping, moderately dense canopy. Hard rough, dark grey to nearly black ironbark; furrowed. Woody seed capsules top-shaped. Previously E. drepanophylla. Similar to E. crebra "]
["Eucalyptus tereticornis","Blue Gum or Forest Red Gum","C ","45m","a","a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; greater glider; other possums and gliders; bees","Moderately dense, sometimes drooping canopy. Smooth often shiny bark. One of most common eucalypts in region."]
["Lophostemon confertus","Brush Box","W","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Tall tree with attractive brown bark. One of the most widely distributed plant species in the Redlands"]
["Notelaea longifolia","Long-leaved Mock-Olive","Y(fl) Pu/Bl(fr)","9m",null,null,null,"Tiny, yellowish, 4-petalled flowers. Oblong to purplish-black fruit"]
["Syncarpia hillii","Satinay","W","20m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; bees","Large tree in higher rainfall coastal areas. Woody seed capsule. Uncommon on North Stradbroke Island"]
["Synoum glandulosum","Scentless Rosewood","W/Pi(fl) R(fr)","18m","a",null,"Fruit pigeons, bowerbirds","Tree, often in understorey of wet eucalypt forests. Lightly perfumed white or pale pink 4-petalled flowers. 2 or 3-lobed red fruit to 20mm"]
["Syzygium oleosum","Blue Lillipilli","W(fl) Pu/B(fr)","12m","a",null,"Ringtail Possum, fruit-eating birds","Rainforest tree. Leaves aromatic when crushed. White flowers spring to summer. Edible, spherical fruit to 20mm."]
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["PALMS"]
["Livistona australis","Cabbage Tree Palm","R (fr)","30m","a",null,"Fruit-eating birds; Flying-foxes; Brush Turkey; Orange Plam-dart and Yellow Plam-dart Butterfly","Large palm with fan shaped leaves"]
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["SHRUBS"]
["Acacia suaveolens","Sweet Wattle","C/W ","2m",null,null,null,"Slender, erect shrub, sparsely branched, in sandy soils. Phyllodes alternate, glaucous, 13cm x 10mm. Fragrant flowers in clusters, 30mm, autumn to winter. Pods flattened, blue-grey, 4cm x 17mm"]
["Acacia ulicifolia","Prickly Moses","C","2m",null,null,null,"Tangly shrub, sandy soils. Phyllodes alternate, stiff, pointed, being slightly sharp. Ball flowers to 10mm, spring. Pods flat, curved"]
["Acrotriche aggregata","Tall Ground Berry","R(fr)","3m",null,null,"Mistletoebird","Dense shrub. Montane form larger than coastal form. Tiny flowers on small sikes, spring. 7mm fruit, edible. "]
["Aotus lanigera","Woolly Aotus","Y","1.5m",null,null,null,"Woolly stems, masses fo flowers around spring. Sandy soils"]
["Boronia rosmarinifolia","Forest Boronia","Pi","1m",null,null,"Satin Blue Butterfly","Aromatic leaves when crushed"]
["Brachyloma daphnoides","Daphne Heath","W","2.4m",null,null,null,"Erect, few-branched shrub"]
["Breynia oblongifolia","Coffee Bush or Breynia","G(fl) Pi/R(fr)","3m",null,null,"Many bird species; Large Grass-yellow Butterfly caterpillars","Shrub, spreading, sparsely branched. Widespread, but uncommon. Sometimes planted as ornamental"]
["Bursaria spinosa ","Black Thorn or Prickly Pine","C ","3m","a",null,"Honeyeaters; fairy-wrens; finches; Fiery Copper and Bright Copper Butterfly caterpillars","Narrow, upright, thorny shrub, widespread. 5-petalled, scented flowers to 10mm. Seed capsule dry, flattened, to 10mm. Similar to B. incana. Nest site for birds "]
["Daviesia ulicifolia","Native Gorse","Y","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Straggly shrub"]
["Daviesia umbellulata",null,"Y","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Branching understorey shrub"]
["Dodonaea triquetra","Forest Hop Bush","Gr(fl)\nP(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Produces attractive hop like fruit that are either lime-green or purple"]
["Elaeocarpus reticulatus","Blueberry Ash","W/Pi(fl) Bl(fr)","10m",null,null,null,"Attractive green foliage, bell-shaped flowers, often used as an ornamental"]
["Gompholobium pinnatum","Poor Man’s Gold or Wedge Pea","Y","0.3m",null,null,null,"Weak-stemmed, often amongst grasses. Dark, inflated seed pods to 12mm long"]
["Gompholobium virgatum","Small Wedge Pea","Y","1.2m",null,null,null,"Seed pod pops audibly when mature"]
["Hakea florulenta","Three-nerved Willow Hakea","C","3m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; butterflies; bees","Woody, warty fruit, small clusters of lightly fragranced flowers"]
["Hibbertia aspera","Rough Guinea Flower","Y","1m",null,null,null,"Bushy, spreading shrub. Suitable for gardens"]
["Hibbertia vestita","A Guinea Flower","Y","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low or prostrate multi-stemmed shrub. Hardy, full sun or semi-shade "]
["Homoranthus virgatus",null,"W","0.6m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Twiggy shrub, hardy"]
["Jacksonia scoparia","Dogwood","Y","3m",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Open, leafless, shrub on poor gravelly soils. Mass flowers in spring-summer"]
["Leptomeria acida","Currant Bush","R","2m",null,null,null,"Twiggy, upright, leafless shrub.  Root parasite"]
["Leptospermum trinervium","Tea Tree","W","6m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub with dark, shaggy bark, growing in sandy soils"]
["Leucopogon deformis",null,"W(fl) Br(fr)","0.6m",null,null,null,"Uncommon, twiggy understorey shrub in dry heath"]
["Leucopogon ericoides",null,"W","1m",null,null,null,"Erect shrub with brown fruit"]
["Leucopogon leptospermoides","Bearded Heath","W","1m",null,null,null,"Young branches and flowers hairy"]
["Leucopogon margarodes","Pearl Beard Heath","W(fl) G(fr)","2m",null,null,null,"Small transulcenct-green fruit. Well-drained soils"]
["Lomatia silaifolia","Crinkle Bush or Wild Parsley","C","2m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; butterflies; bees","Grevillea-like flowers, clustered. Common shrub, in well-drained sandy soils"]
["Melastoma malabathricum subsp. malabathricum","Blue Tongue","Pi/P","2m","a",null,"Bees","Hardy shrub, but grows best in mooist areas. Responds to pruning. Edible fruit"]
["Melichrus procumbens","Jam Tarts","C","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low spreading shrub"]
["Monotoca scoparia","Prickly Broom Heath","W(fl) R(fr)","2m",null,null,null,"Twiggy shrub"]
["Ochrosperma lineare","Shaggy Baeckea","W","2m",null,null,null,"Aromatic leaves when crushed. Formerly Baeckea linearis"]
["Persoonia cornifolia","Broad-leaved Geebung","Y","3m",null,null,"Brown Honeyeater, White-cheeked Honeyeater","Shrub, on well-drained soils. Succulent round or oblong fruits. Bark fairly smooth"]
["Persoonia sericea","Silky Geebung","Y(fl) G/Pu(fr)","1.5m",null,null,null,"Shrub, on well-drained soils. Fruits silky, succulent to 10mm, green or purplish"]
["Persoonia virgata","Wallum Geebung","Y(fl) G(fr)","6m",null,null,"Swamp Wallaby","Shrub or tree, in dry heath. 12mm yellow flowers, 12mm edible green fruits"]
["Petrophile canescens","Conesticks","C/W/Y","2m",null,null,null,"Erect woody shrub tall in rocky areas and eucalypt forest. Creamy-white to yellow flowers, woody grey fruit"]
["Petrophile shirleyae","Conesticks","C","1.2m",null,null,null,"Firm leaves with cone-shaped fruit"]
["Platylobium formosum","Flat Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,null,"Sprawling shrub, in sandy or rocky areas"]
["Pseudanthus orientalis",null,"W","0.45m",null,null,null,"Leaves alternate, crowded, to 8mm. Separate male and female creamy flowers to 2mm"]
["Pultenaea paleacea","Chaffy Bush Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub, branches silky-hairy. Leaves silky-hairy below. 10mm yellow flowers, sometimes lack red markings."]
["Pultenaea petiolaris","Woolly Bush Pea","Y","0.3m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Often in dry, stony areas. 9mm flowers in dense terminal heads, winter to spring. Pods flattened, to 9mm"]
["Pultenaea retusa","Blunt-Leaved Pea","Y","2m","a",null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub along creek lines and in moister areas. 7mm flowers in dense terminal heads, winter to spring. Pods flattened, to 7mm"]
["Pultenaea villosa","Hairy Pea Bush","Y","2m",null,null,"Fringed Heath-blue Butterfly and other butterflies","Common hairy shrub, often with brownish appearance, branchlets often drooping. Flowers winter to summer. Quick growing"]
["Strangea linearis","Strangea","W","1m",null,null,null,"Stiff upright shrub. Woody fruits to 6.5cm. Fire needed for seed release"]
["Styphelia viridis","Green Five Fingers","G (fl, fr)","1.5m",null,null,null,"Shrub in dry heath. Leaves sharply pointed. Attractive tubular flowers"]
["Woollsia pungens","Woollsia","Pi/W","2m",null,null,"Honeyeaters","Shrub, of rocky outcrops and cliffs. Leaves stiff, crowded, apex pointed. Lightly fragrant 5-petalled flowers to 20mm"]
["Xanthorrhoea johnsonii","Forest Grass Tree","C","4m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; possums and gliders; bees; butterflies","Cylindrical woody flower spike"]
["Zieria laxiflora","Wallum Zieria","W","3m",null,null,null,"Spindly, open shrub on sandy soils in moist gullies and on slopes. Leaves aromatic when crushed. 4-petalled, 4mm flowers"]
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["FERNS"]
["Calochlaena dubia","Soft Bracken",null,"4m","a",null,null,"Grows in dense thickets"]
["Cheilanthes sieberi","Mulga Fern",null,"0.25m",null,null,null,"Small, fine fern. Widespread"]
["Gleichenia mendelii","Coastal Coral Fern",null,"2m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals","Fronds are silvery white and usually found of coastal sands"]
["Pteridium esculentum","Bracken",null,"2m",null,null,"Northern Brown Bandicoot, Swamp and red-necked wallaby","Stiff, erect fern, spreading by hairy underground rhizome, often forming thickets on well-drained soils. Widespread "]
["Schizaea bifida","Forked Comb Fern",null,"0.25m",null,null,null,"Small erect fern. Sterile fronds mostly simple, fertile fronds taller, divided"]
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["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Alloteropsis semialata","Cockatoo Grass","Y","1m",null,null,"Finches, doves","Tufting grass with long seed spikes. Flower/seed heads of 3. Large seeds"]
["Aristida jerichoensis","Jericho Wiregrass",null,"0.9m",null,null,null,"Compact tufting grass with 3 small, spear-like seeds, dry, well drained area"]
["Baloskion tetraphyllum subsp. meiostachyum","Swamp Foxtails",null,"1.6m","a",null,null,"Bright green, fern-like foliage, multi-stemmed, with creeping rhizome, in damp areas. Formerly Restio tetraphyllus"]
["Caustis blakei","Koala Fern, Curlywig",null,"1.6m",null,null,null,"Erect, fluffy plant (not actually a fern), sandy soils"]
["Caustis recurvata","Curly Sedge",null,"1.2m","a",null,null,"Rigid multi stemmed plant"]
["Coleocarya gracilis",null,null,"0.6m",null,null,null,"Spreading, erect sedge-like plant in well-drained soils "]
["Cymbopogon refractus","Barb-Wire Grass",null,"1m",null,null,null,"Flowers appear like clusters of barbed wire, Blue green foliage and red stems. Light lemon scent when crushed"]
["Cynodon dactylon","Common or Green Couch",null,"0.3m",null,null,null,"Common on various soil types"]
["Entolasia stricta","Wiry Panic",null,"0.8m",null,null,"finches; pigeons; doves","Hairy, loosely tufted grass on poor or sandy soils"]
["Eriachne pallescens",null,null,"0.8m",null,null,"Finches","Slender tufting grass on poor soils"]
["Gahnia clarkei","Tall Sawsedge","R/Br(fr)","2.5m","a",null,"Swordgrass Browns, Painted Sedge-skipper Butterfly","Shiny red brown fruits"]
["Hibbertia linearis","A Guinea Flower","Y","2m",null,null,null,"Hairy stems"]
["Imperata cylindrica","Blady Grass","W","1.2m",null,null,"Grassland birds; Evening Brown, Dusky Knight, Greenish Darter, White Grass-dart, Dingy Grass-dart Butterfly; northern brown bandicoot, wallabies","Common grass with long creeping rhizome.Growsn on edges, good indicator of recent fires and other disturbance. Attractive, fluffy seed spike"]
["Lepidosperma laterale","Variable Sword Sedge",null,"0.9m",null,null,null,"Common upright sedge, of sandy or rocky areas."]
["Ottochloa gracillima","Graceful Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Brown Ringlet, Wonder Brown, lilac Grass-skipper and White-brand Grass Skipper Butterflies ","Slender grass in shady places. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Schizachyrium fragile","Firegrass",null,"0.8m",null,null,null,"Common, delicate annual on sandy soils "]
["Schoenus brevifolius","Small-Leaved Bogrush","W","0.9m","a",null,null,"Clumping sedge in wet heath. Flowers in lax panicles to 25cm, most of year"]
["Themeda triandra","Kangaroo Grass",null,"0.6m",null,null,"Eastern-grey Kangaroo; Evening Brown, Orange Ringlet, Ringed Xenica and Common Brown, Shouldered Brown, Ringed Xenica, Dingy Ringlet Butterflies","Common, erect, tufting grass, often a dominant species in open, well-drained positions. Benefits from annual prune "]
["Trachystylis stradbrokensis",null,null,"0.4m",null,null,null,"Tufting perennial herb of coastal dry areas"]
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["HERBACEOUS "]
["Apowollastonia spilanthoides",null,"Y","1m",null,null,null,"Sprawling herb on moist sandy soils. 30mm flower heads, spring to autumn. Previoulsy Wedelia spilanthoides"]
["Bossiaea ensata","Leafless Bossiaea","Y","0.5m",null,null,null,"Leaves absent, erect or sprawling shrub"]
["Bossiaea heterophylla","Variable Bossiaea","Y","0.8m",null,null,null,"Spreading shrub"]
["Brunoniella australis","Black Rod","W/Pi","0.5m",null,null,null,"Erect hairy herb on sandy soils, uncommon"]
["Dampiera sylvestris","Blue fan flower","P","0.4m",null,null,null,"In light shade, usually on hillsides Purple flowers to 20mm, spring to summer"]
["Dianella caerulea","Blueberry Lily or Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl) P(fr)","1m",null,null,"Lewin's Honeyeater; Silvereyes","Clumping plant that spreads by suckers. Flowers on spike above foliage, all year."]
["Dianella crinoides","Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl) P (fr)","0.8m",null,null,null,"Uncommon clumping plant on sand or sand soil among rocks"]
["Evolvulus alsinoides","Evolvulus","P","0.45m",null,null,null,"Weak-stemmed, hairy plant of woodland areas"]
["Geranium solanderi","Native Geranium","P","0.35m",null,null,null,"Weak-stemmed, clumping and hardy perennial. Thin fruits with curved awns and stiff hairs, pitted black seeds. Self progagates"]
["Goodenia rotundifolia","Star Goodenia","Y ","0.3m",null,null,null,"Yellow flowers with purple throat"]
["Haemodorum austroqueenslandicum","Blood Root","Bk(fr)","1.5m",null,null,null,"Plant in sandy soils, with a few strap-like leaves. Similar to H. tenuifolium "]
["Hibbertia acicularis","A Guinea Flower","Y","1m",null,null,null,"5-petalled yellow flowers, long peduncles, winter to spring"]
["Indigofera australis","Native Indigo","P","1.5m",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Open branched shrub. Occasionally white flowering forms, self propagates "]
["Laxmannia gracilis","Wire Lily ","W","0.3m",null,null,null,"Grass like tufted herb"]
["Lomandra longifolia","Mat Rush","C ","1 m",null,null,"Silver Studded Ochre, Common White-spot Skipper, Eliena Skipper, Iachus Skipper, Phigaliodes Skipper, Praxedes Skipper, Symmomus Skipper Butterfly","Large clumping grass-like plant.  Produces large flower spikes"]
["Patersonia glabrata","Native Iris","P","0.8m",null,null,"Eastern Iris Skipper Butterfly","Upright grasslike herb plant in sandy soils. Flowers spring"]
["Phyllanthus virgatus",null,"W/G","0.5m",null,null,null,"Sprawling or erect herb. 1mm white to greenish flowers and 2mm fruits"]
["Platysace ericoides","Heath Platysace","W","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low shrub with clusters of flowers most of the year. In sandy areas, stems rough."]
["Pomax umbellata","Pomax","R","0.4m",null,null,null,"Small, dense multi branched plant, in sandy or stony areas"]
["Scaevola ramosissima",null,"Pi/Pu","0.4m",null,null,"Butterflies","Sprawling plant in sandy soils or rocky areas, stems hairy. Fan shaped pinkish to purple flowers, to 35mm"]
["Tricoryne elatior","Common Rush Lily","Y","0.5m",null,null,null,"Small wiry stemmed plant, on well-drainged, stony soils in grassy areas and in sandy coastal areas. Virtually leafless"]
["Xanthosia pilosa","Woolly Xanthosia","W/Pi","0.6m",null,null,null,"Small, straggly shrub, rocky areas and eucalypt forests. Clusters of white or pinkish flowers, to 6mm"]
[]
["ORCHIDS"]
["Cymbidium suave","Scented Orchid","Y","0.6m",null,null,null,"Epiphytic orchid in tree hollows and old trunks"]
["Dipodium hamiltonianum","Yellow Hyacinth Orchid","G/Y","0.6m",null,null,null,"Uncommon, leafless terrestrial orchid.  Green flowers with purple spots "]
["Dipodium variegatum","Hyacinth Orchid","Pi/W","0.4m",null,null,null,"Leafless, terrestrial orchid. Flowers are creamy white to pink with maroon splotches"]
["Diuris chrysantha","Donkey Orchid","Y","0.4m",null,null,null,"Terrestrial orchid in sunny grassy areas"]
["Erythrorchis cassythoides","Climbing Orchid or Black Bootlace Orchid","W","0.2m",null,null,null,"Leafless, climbing terrestrial orchid"]
["Geodorum densiflorum","Pink Nodding Orchid","Pi","0.4m",null,null,null,"Terrestrial orchid with broad pleated leaves"]
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["VINES"]
["Cassytha filiformis","Dodder Laurel","W",null,null,null,null,"Leafless parasitic twiner. Up to 10 white flowers. Sessile, globose fruit to 5mm"]
["Cassytha glabella","Devil's Twine or Dodder Laurel","W",null,null,null,null,"Leafless parasitic twiner. Up to 6 tiny white flowers. 5mm edible fruit"]
["Cissus hypoglauca","Giant Water Vine","Y(fl)",null,null,null,null,"Large woody climbing vine, new growth rusty-hairy. Yellow flowers. Edible purplish-black spherical fruit to 10mm"]
["Desmodium varians","Slender Tick Trefoil","Pi",null,null,null,null,"Widespread prostrate vine "]
["Dioscorea transversa","Native Yam","W(fl)",null,null,null,null,"Heart shaped leaves, underground tuber. Unusual papery feeds"]
["Eustrephus latifolius","Wombat Berry","Pi (fl) O(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Scrambling plant.  Produces lily flowers"]
["Flagellaria indica","Supplejack","W",null,null,null,null,"Vigorous climbing plant"]
["Geitonoplesium cymosum","Scrambling Lily","W (fl),\nB(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Common scrambling plant with shiny dark-green leaves "]
["Hardenbergia violacea","Native Sarsaparilla","P",null,null,null,"Eastern Spinebill; Common Grass-blue Butterfly","Small, scrambling or prostrate vine. Atractive bright purple pea flower. Often grows with Corymbia spp."]
["Hibbertia scandens","Snake Vine","Y",null,null,null,null,"Hardy creeper. Can be pruned and trained as a hedge or shrub  "]
["Smilax australis","Barbed-wire Vine","W(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; Bright Forest-blue, Coral Jewel, Fiery Jewel Butterfly","Vigorous vine with bright green leaves and small spines. Lightly fragrant, white flowers in clusters all year. Globose, black fruit"]
["Smilax glyciphylla","Sweet Sarsaparilla","W(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,"Fruit-eating birds","Useful foliage plant, good for covering trellis or low fences. Young leaves edible"]

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["Regional Ecosystem:  12.2.9\n\nDescription:  Banksia aemula low shrubby woodland. Mallee eucalypts sometimes present, e.g. Eucalyptus latisinensis. Occurs on Quaternary coastal dunes and sand plains with deeply leached soils.\n\nShort description:  Banksia aemula low open woodland on dunes and sand plains. Usually deeply leached soils"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover: Trees 5%, Shrubs 40%, Other 55%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","KOALA \nFOOD TREE","Fauna","Notes"]
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["TREES"]
["Banksia aemula","Wallum Banksia","C ","8m","a",null,"Honeyeaters; small gliders; Eastern Blossum Bat","Large banksia flowers. Interestiong foliage and shape. Relatively slow growing"]
["Corymbia gummifera","Red Bloodwood","W","20m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Flaky or chunky red-brown bark"]
["Eucalyptus planchoniana","Planchon’s Stringybark","C","20-30m","a",null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Large-stemmed, sometimes with mallee-lke growth. Fairly open to, drooping canopy. Rough, slightly furrowed, brown-orange stringy bark. Large woody seed capsules. Bark colour and texture similar to E. microcorys. "]
["Eucalyptus racemosa","Scribbly Gum","W","20m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; greater glider; other possums and gliders; bees","Erect or crooked; characteristic insect larvae (Endoxylon cinera) 'scribbles' on trunk. Smooth, shiny bark varies white to whitish or silvey-grey. Woody seed capsules hemispherical to pear-shaped. Previously E. signata"]
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["SHRUBS"]
["Acacia baueri subsp. baueri","Tiny Wattle","Y","0.5m","a",null,null,"Vulnerable, multi-stemmed, spindly shrub in sandy, sometimes waterlogged soils. 8mm flower eads, winter to spring. Pods 23mm x 3mm"]
["Acacia suaveolens","Sweet Wattle","C/W ","2m",null,null,null,"Slender, erect shrub, sparsely branched, in sandy soils. Phyllodes alternate, glaucous, 13cm x 10mm. Fragrant flowers in clusters, 30mm, autumn to winter. Pods flattened, blue-grey, 4cm x 17mm"]
["Acacia ulicifolia","Prickly Moses","C","2m",null,null,null,"Tangly shrub, sandy soils. Phyllodes alternate, stiff, pointed, being slightly sharp. Ball flowers to 10mm, spring. Pods flat, curved"]
["Acrotriche aggregata","Tall Ground Berry","R(fr)","3m",null,null,"Mistletoebird","Dense shrub. Montane form larger than coastal form. Tiny flowers on small sikes, spring. 7mm fruit, edible. "]
["Agiortia pedicellata",null,"W(fl) R(fr)","1m",null,null,null,"Erect shrub. 3mm scented lowers, winter to spring. Globular red fruit to 6mm. Formerly Leucopogon pedicellatus"]
["Aotus ericoides","Heath Aotus","Y","2m",null,null,null,"Shrub with pubescent stems, common in wallum. Flowers with red markings, or pure yellow"]
["Aotus lanigera","Woolly Aotus","Y","1.5m",null,null,null,"Woolly stems, masses fo flowers around spring. Sandy soils"]
["Astrotricha longifolia",null,"W","2m",null,null,null,"Shrub, in sandy or rocky areas. Stems, petioles and leaf undersides densely rusty-hairy"]
["Austromyrtus dulcis","Midyim or Midgen","W","1m ",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Sprawling shrub which can be used as a groundcover.  Responds well to pruning and tolerates shade. Bright pink new leaves. Edible berries"]
["Baeckea frutescens","Weeping Baeckea","W","3m",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Weeping Shrub with small flowers during most of year, good feature plant"]
["Baeckea imbricata","Spindly Baeckea","W","1m",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Shrub, sandy soils. Leaves dessucate, to 7mm. 5-petalled flowers, to 6mm"]
["Bauera capitata","Wallum Bauera","P","0.4m",null,null,null,"Sprawling shrub, stems slightly hairy"]
["Boronia falcifolia","Wallum Boronia","Pi","1m","a",null,null,"Slender shrub in peaty swamps and seasonally wet wallum"]
["Boronia rosmarinifolia","Forest Boronia","Pi","1m",null,null,"Satin Blue Butterfly","Aromatic leaves when crushed"]
["Boronia safrolifera","Safrole Boronia","Pi","2.5m","a",null,null,"Aromatic, pink flowers spring to summer"]
["Bossiaea ensata","Leafless Bossiaea","Y","0.5m",null,null,null,"Leaves absent, erect or sprawling shrub"]
["Bossiaea heterophylla","Variable Bossiaea","Y","0.8m",null,null,null,"Spreading shrub"]
["Brachyloma daphnoides","Daphne Heath","W","2.4m",null,null,null,"Erect, few-branched shrub"]
["Brachyloma scortechinii",null,"W","1.5m",null,null,null,"Uncommon shrub. Leaves discolorous, stiff and sharply pointed. Perfumed tubular"]
["Conospermum taxifolium","Devil's Rice","W","1.5m",null,null,null,"Upright, twiggy shrub. Tubular white flowers in panicles"]
["Daviesia umbellulata",null,"Y","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Branching understorey shrub"]
["Dillwynia floribunda","Showy Parrot Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,null,"Dense shrub"]
["Dillwynia retorta","Eggs and Bacon","Y","3m",null,null,null,"Erect shed. Mass of flowers spring. Leaves spirally twisted. "]
["Epacris microphylla","Coral Heath","W","2.4m",null,null,null,"Erect, few-branched shrub, wetter heath areas. Flowers in axils, autumn to spring"]
["Epacris obtusifolia","Common Heath","W","1.5m",null,null,null,"Erect, few-branched shrub in wet heath. Fragant. Flowers winter to spring"]
["Epacris pulchella","Wallum Heath","W, Pi","0.75m",null,null,null,"White or pink flowers to 6mm, spring to autumn"]
["Gompholobium pinnatum","Poor Man’s Gold or Wedge Pea","Y","0.3m",null,null,null,"Weak-stemmed, often amongst grasses. Dark, inflated seed pods to 12mm long"]
["Gompholobium virgatum","Small Wedge Pea","Y","1.2m",null,null,null,"Seed pod pops audibly when mature"]
["Hibbertia acicularis","A Guinea Flower","Y","1m",null,null,null,"5-petalled yellow flowers, long peduncles, winter to spring"]
["Hibbertia fasciculata","Bundled Guinea Flower","Y","0.4m",null,null,null,"Small shrub, in dry heath"]
["Hibbertia linearis ","A Guinea Flower","Y","2m",null,null,null,"Erect,open and sprawling shrub. Hairy stems"]
["Hibbertia salicifolia","Guinea Flower","Y","0.75m",null,null,null,"Lax-stemmed plant, wet loving, usually indicator of wet heath"]
["Hibbertia vestita","A Guinea Flower","Y","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low or prostrate multi-stemmed shrub. Hardy, full sun or semi-shade "]
["Homoranthus virgatus",null,"W","0.6m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Twiggy shrub, hardy"]
["Hovea heterophylla","Narrow-Leaved Pea Bush","P","0.45m",null,null,null,"Thin stemmed, upright, finely hairy branchlets and calyces. Sandy soils in open forests"]
["Jacksonia scoparia","Dogwood","Y","3m",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Open, leafless, shrub on poor gravelly soils. Mass flowers in spring-summer"]
["Jacksonia stackhousii","Wallum Dogwood","Y","0.5m",null,null,null,"Fine foliage. Low growing shrub in wallum flats"]
["Laxmannia compacta","Pink Wire Lily","Pi","0.15m",null,null,null,"Tufted, grass-like, forms plantlets on aerial stems, which take root"]
["Leptospermum polygalifolium","Wild May or Tea Tree","W","4m",null,null,"Rosellas; Bees","Weeping open habit, in open forest and along creek banks. Flowers in profusion in late winter, aromatic when crushed"]
["Leptospermum semibaccatum","Wallum Tea Tree","W/Pi","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Slightly aromatic when crushed, fruits fleshy"]
["Leptospermum trinervium","Tea Tree","W","6m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub with dark, shaggy bark, growing in sandy soils"]
["Leucopogon deformis",null,"W(fl) Br(fr)","0.6m",null,null,null,"Uncommon, twiggy understorey shrub in dry heath"]
["Leucopogon ericoides",null,"W","1m",null,null,null,"Erect shrub with brown fruit"]
["Leucopogon leptospermoides","Bearded Heath","W","1m",null,null,null,"Young branches and flowers hairy"]
["Leucopogon margarodes","Pearl Beard Heath","W(fl) G(fr)","2m",null,null,null,"Small transulcenct-green fruit. Well-drained soils"]
["Leucopogon parviflorus",null,"W","2.4m",null,null,null,"Bushy shrub on dunes and in sandy heath"]
["Leucopogon pimeleoides","Bearded Heath","W(fl) R(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Bushy shrub in well-drained sandy soils. Perfumed flowers"]
["Leucopogon virgatus",null,"W","0.6m",null,null,null,"Erect, twiggy, sparsely foliaged shrub"]
["Melichrus procumbens","Jam Tarts","C","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low spreading shrub"]
["Monotoca scoparia","Prickly Broom Heath","W(fl) R(fr)","2m",null,null,null,"Twiggy shrub"]
["Ochrosperma lineare","Shaggy Baeckea","W","2m",null,null,null,"Aromatic leaves when crushed. Formerly Baeckea linearis"]
["Persoonia virgata","Wallum Geebung","Y(fl) G(fr)","6m",null,null,"Swamp Wallaby","Shrub or tree, in dry heath. 12mm yellow flowers, 12mm edible green fruits"]
["Petrophile shirleyae","Conesticks","C","1.2m",null,null,null,"Firm leaves with cone-shaped fruit"]
["Phyllota phylicoides","Heath Phyllota","Y","1.5m",null,null,null,"Bushy shrub, common in sandy soils"]
["Pimelia linifolia","Rice Flower","W/Pi","1m",null,null,null,"Variable common shrub in sandy or heavier soils in open areas. White, sometimes pink. Poisonous to stock"]
["Platysace ericoides","Heath Platysace","W","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low shrub with clusters of flowers most of the year. In sandy areas, stems rough."]
["Podocarpus spinulosus","Shrubby Pine","B (fr)","1m ",null,null,null,"Produces dark-green dense foliage"]
["Ricinocarpos pinifolius","Wedding Bush","W ","3m",null,null,null,"Spectacular flowering shrub. Sandy soils"]
["Strangea linearis","Strangea","W","1m",null,null,null,"Stiff upright shrub. Woody fruits to 6.5cm. Fire needed for seed release"]
["Styphelia viridis","Green Five Fingers","G (fl, fr)","1.5m",null,null,null,"Shrub in dry heath. Leaves sharply pointed. Attractive tubular flowers"]
["Woollsia pungens","Woollsia","Pi/W","2m",null,null,"Honeyeaters","Shrub, of rocky outcrops and cliffs. Leaves stiff, crowded, apex pointed. Lightly fragrant 5-petalled flowers to 20mm"]
["Xanthorrhoea johnsonii","Forest Grass Tree","C","4m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; possums and gliders; bees; butterflies","Cylindrical woody flower spike"]
["Zieria laxiflora","Wallum Zieria","W","3m",null,null,null,"Spindly, open shrub on sandy soils in moist gullies and on slopes. Leaves aromatic when crushed. 4-petalled, 4mm flowers"]
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["HERBACEOUS PLANTS"]
["Amperea xiphoclada","Broom Spurge","C/W","0.6m",null,null,null,"Uncommon, erect shrub, often leafless. Rigid, angular beanches. Sessile flowers throughout year"]
["Blandfordia grandiflora","Christmas Bells","O/Y","0.8m","a",null,null,"Rare, protected plant. Cannot be collected from wild. Small, herbaceous. Clusters of showy, drooping, bell-shaped flowers at top of leafless stems, summer. Dry papery seed pods"]
["Bossiaea ensata","Leafless Bossiaea","Y","0.5m",null,null,null,"Leaves absent, erect or sprawling shrub"]
["Bossiaea heterophylla","Variable Bossiaea","Y","0.8m",null,null,null,"Spreading shrub"]
["Burchardia umbellata","Milkmaids","W","0.6m","a",null,null,"Small, slender, tufted perennial herb. Small lily-like flowers from top of slender stems"]
["Chrysocephalum apiculatum","Yellow Buttons","Y","0.4m",null,null,"Australian Painted Lady Butterfly caterpillar","Erect herbaceous plant, bright 'button' flowers"]
["Drosera binata","Fork-Leaved Sundew","W","1m","a",null,null,"Reddish insectivorous herb "]
["Drosera burmanni","A Sundew","W","0.3m",null,null,null,"Insectiverous herb with sticky glandular leaves"]
["Drosera peltata","Tall Sundew","W","0.4m","a",null,null,"Small insectivorous herb"]
["Drosera spatulata","Spoon-Leaved Sundew","P","0.1m","a",null,null,"Small red rosette of overlapping, spoon-shaped red leaves. Insectivorous herb"]
["Patersonia sericea","Native Iris","Pu","0.5m",null,null,null,"Strap like plant on sandy soils. Similar to P. glabrata and P. fragilis "]
["Pseudanthus orientalis",null,"W","0.45m",null,null,null,"Leaves alternate, crowded, to 8mm. Separate male and female creamy flowers to 2mm"]
["Wahlenbergia gracilis","Small-Flowered Bluebell","M/B","0.5m",null,null,null,"Common, clumping erect herb "]
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["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Baloskion pallens","Pale Cordrush","Br","1m",null,null,null,"Upright, wiry herbaceous rush. Previously Restio pallens"]
["Baloskion tetraphyllum subsp. meiostachyum","Swamp Foxtails",null,"1.6m","a",null,null,"Bright green, fern-like foliage, multi-stemmed, with creeping rhizome, in damp areas. Formerly Restio tetraphyllus"]
["Caustis recurvata","Curly Sedge",null,"1.2m","a",null,null,"Rigid multi stemmed plant"]
["Coleocarya gracilis",null,null,"0.6m",null,null,null,"Spreading, erect sedge-like plant in well-drained soils "]
["Empodisma minus","Spreading Roperush",null,"2m","a",null,null,"Much-branchedm wiry stemmed sedge. Separate m and f. Flowers in spring to summer"]
["Entolasia stricta","Wiry Panic",null,"0.8m",null,null,"finches; pigeons; doves","Hairy, loosely tufted grass on poor or sandy soils"]
["Eurychorda complanata","Flat Stemmed Cord Rush",null,"1.2m","a",null,null,"Erect multi-stemmed rush, wet heaths"]
["Hypolaena fastigiata",null,null,"0.65m","a",null,null,"Erect sedge-like perennial herb in damp areas"]
["Leptocarpus tenax","Slender Twinerush",null,"1m","a",null,null,"Erect, terete stemmed rush with short creeping rhizome, in wet heath"]
["Schoenus ericetorum","Heath Bog-rush",null,"0.4m",null,null,null,"Small sedge, tolerant of dry conditions on sandy soils"]
["Schoenus ornithopodioides",null,null,"0.35m",null,null,null,"Small erect sedge, tolerant of dry conditions on sandy soils"]
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["VINES"]
["Cassytha glabella","Devil's Twine or Dodder Laurel","W",null,null,null,null,"Leafless parasitic twiner. Up to 6 tiny white flowers. 5mm edible fruit"]
["Cassytha pubescens","Dodder Laurel","W",null,null,null,null,"Robust, leafless parasitic twiner, pubescent in young parts. White flowers in 10 cm spikes, spring to summer"]
["Hardenbergia violacea","Native Sarsaparilla","P",null,null,null,"Eastern Spinebill; Common Grass-blue Butterfly","Small, scrambling or prostrate vine. Atractive bright purple pea flower. Often grows with Corymbia spp."]

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["Regional Ecosystem:  12.2.10\n\nDescription:  Mallee forms of Corymbia gummifera, Eucalyptus racemosa subsp. racemosa and E. planchoniana ± Banksia aemula low shrubby woodland. Occurs on deeply leached Quaternary coastal dunes and sand plains.\n\nShort description:  Mallee Eucalyptus planchoniana ± Corymbia gummifera, E. racemosa subsp. racemosa, Banksia aemula woodland on dunes and sand plains\n\nLocal status:  Critically limited within the Redlands Coast"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover: Trees 10%, Shrubs 30%, Other 60%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","KOALA \nFOOD TREE","Fauna","Notes"]
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["TREES"]
["Angophora leiocarpa","Smooth Barked Apple","W","30m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Interesting branch habit, pink or reddish smooth bark"]
["Banksia aemula","Wallum Banksia","C ","8m","a",null,"Honeyeaters; small gliders; Eastern Blossum Bat","Large banksia flowers. Interestiong foliage and shape. Relatively slow growing"]
["Banksia integrifolia","Coastal Banksia","Y ","16m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; small gliders","Flowers over a long period. Interestiong foliage and shape. Sandy soils"]
["Corymbia gummifera","Red Bloodwood","W","20m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Flaky or chunky red-brown bark"]
["Elaeocarpus reticulatus","Blueberry Ash","W/Pi(fl) Bl(fr)","10m",null,null,null,"Attractive green foliage, bell-shaped flowers, often used as an ornamental"]
["Eucalyptus planchoniana","Planchon’s Stringybark","C","20-30m","a",null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Large-stemmed, sometimes with mallee-lke growth. Fairly open to, drooping canopy. Rough, slightly furrowed, brown-orange stringy bark. Large woody seed capsules. Bark colour and texture similar to E. microcorys. "]
["Eucalyptus racemosa ","Scribbly Gum","W","20m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; greater glider; other possums and gliders; bees","Erect or crooked; characteristic insect larvae (Endoxylon cinera) 'scribbles' on trunk. Smooth, shiny bark varies white to whitish or silvey-grey. Previously E. signata"]
["Eucalyptus resinifera","Red Stringybark","C","10-45m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Moderately dense spreading and drooping canopy. Bark grey-brown; slightly furrowed; fibrous and stringy"]
["Lophostemon confertus","Brush Box","W","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Tall tree with attractive brown bark. One of the most widely distributed plant species in the Redlands"]
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["SHRUBS"]
["Acacia ulicifolia","Prickly Moses","C","2m",null,null,null,"Tangly shrub, sandy soils. Phyllodes alternate, stiff, pointed, being slightly sharp. Ball flowers to 10mm, spring. Pods flat, curved"]
["Acrotriche aggregata","Tall Ground Berry","R(fr)","3m",null,null,"Mistletoebird","Dense shrub. Montane form larger than coastal form. Tiny flowers on small sikes, spring. 7mm fruit, edible. "]
["Aotus ericoides","Heath Aotus","Y","2m",null,null,null,"Shrub with pubescent stems, common in wallum. Flowers with red markings, or pure yellow"]
["Aotus lanigera","Woolly Aotus","Y","1.5m",null,null,null,"Woolly stems, masses fo flowers around spring. Sandy soils"]
["Astrotricha latifolia",null,"G","3m",null,null,null,"Upright, open shrub, in moist gullies and on sheltered slopes"]
["Austromyrtus dulcis","Midyim or Midgen","W","1m ",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Sprawling shrub which can be used as a groundcover.  Responds well to pruning and tolerates shade. Bright pink new leaves. Edible berries"]
["Boronia rosmarinifolia","Forest Boronia","Pi","1m",null,null,"Satin Blue Butterfly","Aromatic leaves when crushed"]
["Brachyloma daphnoides","Daphne Heath","W","2.4m",null,null,null,"Erect, few-branched shrub"]
["Daviesia ulicifolia","Native Gorse","Y","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Straggly shrub"]
["Daviesia umbellulata",null,"Y","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Branching understorey shrub"]
["Dillwynia retorta","Eggs and Bacon","Y","3m",null,null,null,"Erect shed. Mass of flowers spring. Leaves spirally twisted. "]
["Dodonaea triquetra","Forest Hop Bush","Gr(fl)\nP(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Produces attractive hop like fruit that are either lime-green or purple"]
["Epacris microphylla","Coral Heath","W","2.4m",null,null,null,"Erect, few-branched shrub, wetter heath areas. Flowers in axils, autumn to spring"]
["Epacris pulchella","Wallum Heath","W, Pi","0.75m",null,null,null,"White or pink flowers to 6mm, spring to autumn"]
["Gompholobium virgatum","Small Wedge Pea","Y","1.2m",null,null,null,"Seed pod pops audibly when mature"]
["Hakea florulenta","Three-nerved Willow Hakea","C","3m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; butterflies; bees","Woody, warty fruit, small clusters of lightly fragranced flowers"]
["Hibbertia acicularis","A Guinea Flower","Y","1m",null,null,null,"5-petalled yellow flowers, long peduncles, winter to spring"]
["Hibbertia fasciculata","Bundled Guinea Flower","Y","0.4m",null,null,null,"Small shrub, in dry heath"]
["Hibbertia vestita","A Guinea Flower","Y","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low or prostrate multi-stemmed shrub. Hardy, full sun or semi-shade "]
["Homoranthus virgatus",null,"W","0.6m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Twiggy shrub, hardy"]
["Leptomeria acida","Currant Bush","R","2m",null,null,null,"Twiggy, upright, leafless shrub.  Root parasite"]
["Leptospermum polygalifolium","Wild May or Tea Tree","W","4m",null,null,"Rosellas; Bees","Weeping open habit, in open forest and along creek banks. Flowers in profusion in late winter, aromatic when crushed"]
["Leptospermum trinervium","Tea Tree","W","6m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub with dark, shaggy bark, growing in sandy soils"]
["Leucopogon deformis",null,"W(fl) Br(fr)","0.6m",null,null,null,"Uncommon, twiggy understorey shrub in dry heath"]
["Leucopogon ericoides",null,"W","1m",null,null,null,"Erect shrub with brown fruit"]
["Leucopogon leptospermoides","Bearded Heath","W","1m",null,null,null,"Young branches and flowers hairy"]
["Leucopogon margarodes","Pearl Beard Heath","W(fl) G(fr)","2m",null,null,null,"Small transulcenct-green fruit. Well-drained soils"]
["Leucopogon pimeleoides","Bearded Heath","W(fl) R(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Bushy shrub in well-drained sandy soils. Perfumed flowers"]
["Monotoca scoparia","Prickly Broom Heath","W(fl) R(fr)","2m",null,null,null,"Twiggy shrub"]
["Ochrosperma lineare","Shaggy Baeckea","W","2m",null,null,null,"Aromatic leaves when crushed. Formerly Baeckea linearis"]
["Persoonia cornifolia","Broad-leaved Geebung","Y","3m",null,null,"Brown Honeyeater, White-cheeked Honeyeater","Shrub, on well-drained soils. Succulent round or oblong fruits. Bark fairly smooth"]
["Persoonia sericea","Silky Geebung","Y(fl) G/Pu(fr)","1.5m",null,null,null,"Shrub, on well-drained soils. Fruits silky, succulent to 10mm, green or purplish"]
["Persoonia stradbrokensis","Geebung","Y","6m",null,null,"Honeyeaters","Shrub, on well-drained soils. Rough trunk bark. Flowers to 14mm"]
["Persoonia virgata","Wallum Geebung","Y(fl) G(fr)","6m",null,null,"Swamp Wallaby","Shrub or tree, in dry heath. 12mm yellow flowers, 12mm edible green fruits"]
["Petrophile canescens","Conesticks","C/W/Y","2m",null,null,null,"Erect woody shrub tall in rocky areas and eucalypt forest. Creamy-white to yellow flowers, woody grey fruit"]
["Phyllota phylicoides","Heath Phyllota","Y","1.5m",null,null,null,"Bushy shrub, common in sandy soils"]
["Pultenaea petiolaris","Woolly Bush Pea","Y","0.3m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Often in dry, stony areas. 9mm flowers in dense terminal heads, winter to spring. Pods flattened, to 9mm"]
["Pultenaea retusa","Blunt-Leaved Pea","Y","2m","a",null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub along creek lines and in moister areas. 7mm flowers in dense terminal heads, winter to spring. Pods flattened, to 7mm"]
["Ricinocarpos pinifolius","Wedding Bush","W ","3m",null,null,null,"Spectacular flowering shrub. Sandy soils"]
["Strangea linearis","Strangea","W","1m",null,null,null,"Stiff upright shrub. Woody fruits to 6.5cm. Fire needed for seed release"]
["Styphelia viridis","Green Five Fingers","G (fl, fr)","1.5m",null,null,null,"Shrub in dry heath. Leaves sharply pointed. Attractive tubular flowers"]
["Woollsia pungens","Woollsia","Pi/W","2m",null,null,"Honeyeaters","Shrub, of rocky outcrops and cliffs. Leaves stiff, crowded, apex pointed. Lightly fragrant 5-petalled flowers to 20mm"]
["Xanthorrhoea johnsonii","Forest Grass Tree","C","4m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; possums and gliders; bees; butterflies","Cylindrical woody flower spike"]
["Zieria laxiflora","Wallum Zieria","W","3m",null,null,null,"Spindly, open shrub on sandy soils in moist gullies and on slopes. Leaves aromatic when crushed. 4-petalled, 4mm flowers"]
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["HERBACEOUS "]
["Bossiaea ensata","Leafless Bossiaea","Y","0.5m",null,null,null,"Leaves absent, erect or sprawling shrub"]
["Bossiaea heterophylla","Variable Bossiaea","Y","0.8m",null,null,null,"Spreading shrub"]
["Dianella caerulea","Blueberry Lily or Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl) P(fr)","1m",null,null,"Lewin's Honeyeater; Silvereyes","Clumping plant that spreads by suckers. Flowers on spike above foliage, all year."]
["Laxmannia compacta","Pink Wire Lily","Pi","0.15m",null,null,null,"Tufted, grass-like, forms plantlets on aerial stems, which take root"]
["Lomandra elongata","Mat Rush","C ","0.4m",null,null,null,"Uncommon clumping plant. Poor soils"]
["Lomandra longifolia","Mat Rush","C ","1 m",null,null,"Silver Studded Ochre, Common White-spot Skipper, Eliena Skipper, Iachus Skipper, Phigaliodes Skipper, Praxedes Skipper, Symmomus Skipper Butterfly","Large clumping grass-like plant.  Produces large flower spikes"]
["Lomandra multiflora","Many-Flowered Mat Rush","C","0.9m",null,null,"Eliena Skipper, Iacchus Skipper, Rare White-spot Skipper, Common White-spot Skipper, Phigalia Skipper, Maheta Skipper Butterfly","Common perennial grass-like herb, forms sparse clumps"]
["Patersonia glabrata","Native Iris","P","0.8m",null,null,"Eastern Iris Skipper Butterfly","Upright grasslike herb plant in sandy soils. Flowers spring"]
["Patersonia sericea","Native Iris","Pu","0.5m",null,null,null,"Strap like plant on sandy soils. Similar to P. glabrata and P. fragilis "]
["Pimelea linifolia","Rice Flower","W/Pi","1m",null,null,null,"Variable common shrub in sandy or heavier soils in open areas. White, sometimes pink. Poisonous to stock"]
["Pseudanthus orientalis",null,"W","0.45m",null,null,null,"Leaves alternate, crowded, to 8mm. Separate male and female creamy flowers to 2mm"]
["Xanthosia pilosa","Woolly Xanthosia","W/Pi","0.6m",null,null,null,"Small, straggly shrub, rocky areas and eucalypt forests. Clusters of white or pinkish flowers, to 6mm"]
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["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Aristida jerichoensis","Jericho Wiregrass",null,"0.9m",null,null,null,"Compact tufting grass with 3 small, spear-like seeds, dry, well drained area"]
["Caustis blakei","Koala Fern, Curlywig",null,"1.6m",null,null,null,"Erect, fluffy plant (not actually a fern), sandy soils"]
["Coleocarya gracilis",null,null,"0.6m",null,null,null,"Spreading, erect sedge-like plant in well-drained soils "]
["Cymbopogon refractus","Barb-Wire Grass",null,"1m",null,null,null,"Flowers appear like clusters of barbed wire, Blue green foliage and red stems. Light lemon scent when crushed"]
["Entolasia stricta","Wiry Panic",null,"0.8m",null,null,"finches; pigeons; doves","Hairy, loosely tufted grass on poor or sandy soils"]
["Eriachne pallescens",null,null,"0.8m",null,null,"Finches","Slender tufting grass on poor soils"]
["Imperata cylindrica","Blady Grass","W","1.2m",null,null,"Grassland birds; Evening Brown, Dusky Knight, Greenish Darter, White Grass-dart, Dingy Grass-dart Butterfly; northern brown bandicoot, wallabies","Common grass with long creeping rhizome.Growsn on edges, good indicator of recent fires and other disturbance. Attractive, fluffy seed spike"]
["Ottochloa gracillima","Graceful Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Brown Ringlet, Wonder Brown, lilac Grass-skipper and White-brand Grass Skipper Butterflies ","Slender grass in shady places. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Themeda triandra","Kangaroo Grass",null,"0.6m",null,null,"Eastern-grey Kangaroo; Evening Brown, Orange Ringlet, Ringed Xenica and Common Brown, Shouldered Brown, Ringed Xenica, Dingy Ringlet Butterflies","Common, erect, tufting grass, often a dominant species in open, well-drained positions. Benefits from annual prune "]
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["PARASITIC PLANTS"]
["Cassytha glabella","Devil's Twine or Dodder Laurel","W",null,null,null,null,"Leafless parasitic twiner. Up to 6 tiny white flowers. 5mm edible fruit"]
["Cassytha filiformis","Dodder Laurel","W",null,null,null,null,"Leafless parasitic twiner. Up to 10 white flowers. Sessile, globose fruit to 5mm"]
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["FERNS"]
["Pteridium esculentum","Bracken",null,"2m",null,null,"Northern Brown Bandicoot, Swamp and red-necked wallaby","Stiff, erect fern, spreading by hairy underground rhizome, often forming thickets on well-drained soils. Widespread "]
["Schizaea bifida","Forked Comb Fern",null,"0.25m",null,null,null,"Small erect fern. Sterile fronds mostly simple, fertile fronds taller, divided"]
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["VINES"]
["Hardenbergia violacea","Native Sarsaparilla","P",null,null,null,"Eastern Spinebill; Common Grass-blue Butterfly","Small, scrambling or prostrate vine. Atractive bright purple pea flower. Often grows with Corymbia spp."]
["Marsdenia fraseri","Small-Leaved Milk Vine","R",null,null,null,null,"Grey fruit. Sap milky"]

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["Regional Ecosystem:  12.2.12\n\nDescription:  Closed or wet heath ± stunted emergent shrubs/low trees. Characteristic shrubs include Banksia spp. (especially B. robur) Boronia falcifolia, Epacris spp., Baeckea frutescens, Schoenus brevifolius, Leptospermum spp., Hakea actites, Melaleuca thymifolia, M. nodosa, Xanthorrhoea fulva with Baloskion spp. and Sporadanthus spp. in ground layer. Occurs on poorly drained Quaternary coastal dunes and sand plains. Low part of sand mass coastal landscapes where water collects from both overland flow and infiltration from adjoining sand dunes.\n\nShort description:  Closed heath on seasonally waterlogged sand plains\n\nLocal status:  Critically limited within the Redlands Coast"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover: Trees 5%, Shrubs 65%, Other 30%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","KOALA \nFOOD TREE","Fauna","Notes"]
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["TREES"]
["Elaeocarpus reticulatus","Blueberry Ash","W/Pi(fl) Bl(fr)","10m",null,null,null,"Attractive green foliage, bell-shaped flowers, often used as an ornamental"]
["Eucalyptus robusta","Swamp Mahogany","C ","10-45m",null,"a","Gliders, possums;  flying-foxes; honeyeaters; Koala; parrots and lorrikeets; butterflies; bees ","Moderately dense spreading and drooping canopy. Bark grey-brown; slightly furrowed; fibrous and stringy. Woody seed capsules cup-shaped to hemispherial"]
["Melaleuca quinquenervia","Paperbark Tea Tree, Coastal or Broad-Leaved Paperbark","C","25m","a","a","Many bird species, Flying foxes; Eastern Blossom Bat; Koala","Often in swampy areas, but will tolerate dry conditions. White papery bark.  Produces masses of brush flowers in autumn.  Excellent nectar producer"]
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["SHRUBS"]
["Aotus ericoides","Heath Aotus","Y","2m",null,null,null,"Shrub with pubescent stems, common in wallum. Flowers with red markings, or pure yellow"]
["Aotus lanigera","Woolly Aotus","Y","1.5m",null,null,null,"Woolly stems, masses fo flowers around spring. Sandy soils"]
["Baeckea frutescens","Weeping Baeckea","W","3m",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Weeping Shrub with small flowers during most of year, good feature plant"]
["Banksia oblongifolia","Dwarf Banksia ","Y ","2m",null,null,"Honeyeaters, small gliders","Produces nectar laden flowers in autumn"]
["Banksia robur","Swamp Banksia","Gr","3.5m","a",null,"Honeyeaters; possums and gliders; bees; butterflies","Produces large flowers laden with nectar from summer to winter. Naturally grows in moist, well-drained soils, but very hardy in cultivation"]
["Boronia falcifolia","Wallum Boronia","Pi","1m","a",null,null,"Slender shrub in peaty swamps and seasonally wet wallum"]
["Epacris microphylla","Coral Heath","W","2.4m",null,null,null,"Erect, few-branched shrub, wetter heath areas. Flowers in axils, autumn to spring"]
["Epacris obtusifolia","Common Heath","W","1.5m",null,null,null,"Erect, few-branched shrub in wet heath. Fragant. Flowers winter to spring"]
["Epacris pulchella","Wallum Heath","W, Pi","0.75m",null,null,null,"White or pink flowers to 6mm, spring to autumn"]
["Gonocarpus micranthus subsp. ramosissimus",null,"R","0.6m",null,null,null,"Herbeaceous, usually prostate. Spring to autumn"]
["Hakea actites","Wallum Hakea","W","3m","a",null,null,"Prickly hardy shrub. Can be hedged"]
["Hibbertia salicifolia","Guinea Flower","Y","0.75m",null,null,null,"Lax-stemmed plant, wet loving, usually indicator of wet heath"]
["Leptomeria acida","Currant Bush","R","2m",null,null,null,"Twiggy, upright, leafless shrub.  Root parasite"]
["Leptospermum liversidgei","Swamp May or Lemon-scented Tea Tree","W/Pi","3m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Does not thrive in dry conditions.  Masses of flowers in summer. Strongly lemon-scented when crushed"]
["Leptospermum polygalifolium","Wild May or Tea Tree","W","4m",null,null,"Rosellas; Bees","Weeping open habit, in open forest and along creek banks. Flowers in profusion in late winter, aromatic when crushed"]
["Leptospermum semibaccatum","Wallum Tea Tree","W/Pi","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Slightly aromatic when crushed, fruits fleshy"]
["Leucopogon leptospermoides","Bearded Heath","W","1m",null,null,null,"Young branches and flowers hairy"]
["Melaleuca nodosa","Prickly-Leaved Paperbark","C ","4m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Layered papery bark.  Produces a dense crown in wet areas.  A profusion of small fluffy flowers in spring  "]
["Melaleuca thymifolia","Thyme Honey Myrtle","P","1m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Flowers in spring and summer. Flaky bark. Hardy in cultivation"]
["Mirbelia rubiifolia","Heathy Mirbelia","W/Pi/M","0.5m","a",null,null,"Weak-stemmed, slender, in moist soils. Different form in eucalypt forest and Coastal Heath"]
["Ochrosperma lineare","Shaggy Baeckea","W","2m",null,null,null,"Aromatic leaves when crushed. Formerly Baeckea linearis"]
["Olax retusa",null,"W","1m",null,null,null,"Common spindly shrub, yellowish leaves"]
["Persoonia virgata","Wallum Geebung","Y(fl) G(fr)","6m",null,null,"Swamp Wallaby","Shrub or tree, in dry heath. 12mm yellow flowers, 12mm edible green fruits"]
["Pimelea linifolia","Rice Flower","W/Pi","1m",null,null,null,"Variable common shrub in sandy or heavier soils in open areas. White, sometimes pink. Poisonous to stock"]
["Pultenaea myrtoides","Swamp Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub in wet, sandy soils. 10mm yellow flowers, sometimes lack red markings. Similar to P. paleacea "]
["Pultenaea paleacea","Chaffy Bush Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub, branches silky-hairy. Leaves silky-hairy below. 10mm yellow flowers, sometimes lack red markings."]
["Sprengelia sprengelioides","Sprengelia","W","1m","a",null,null,"Slender upright shrub, usually in wet heath. 15mm white flowers in leaf axils, winter to spring"]
["Strangea linearis","Strangea","W","1m",null,null,null,"Stiff upright shrub. Woody fruits to 6.5cm. Fire needed for seed release"]
["Xanthorrhoea fulva","Wallum Grasstree","W/C","2m","a",null,"Honeyeaters; possums and gliders; bees; butterflies","Trunkless, grass-like clumping plant. Tufting plant with a tall 2.5m flower spike"]
["Zieria laxiflora","Wallum Zieria","W","3m",null,null,null,"Spindly, open shrub on sandy soils in moist gullies and on slopes. Leaves aromatic when crushed. 4-petalled, 4mm flowers"]
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["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Baloskion pallens","Pale Cordrush","Br","1m",null,null,null,"Upright, wiry herbaceous rush. Previously Restio pallens"]
["Baloskion tetraphyllum subsp. meiostachyum","Swamp Foxtails",null,"1.6m","a",null,null,"Bright green, fern-like foliage, multi-stemmed, with creeping rhizome, in damp areas. Formerly Restio tetraphyllus"]
["Baumea articulata","Jointed Twig Rush",null,"2m","a",null,"Frogs, wetland birds","Erect, tufted, perennial herb of freshwater swamps. Jointed, cylindrical stems to 2.5m. Flowers and fruit in drooping spike"]
["Caustis blakei","Koala Fern, Curlywig",null,"1.6m",null,null,null,"Erect, fluffy plant (not actually a fern), sandy soils"]
["Empodisma minus","Spreading Roperush",null,"2m","a",null,null,"Much-branchedm wiry stemmed sedge. Separate m and f. Flowers in spring to summer"]
["Entolasia stricta","Wiry Panic",null,"0.8m",null,null,"finches; pigeons; doves","Hairy, loosely tufted grass on poor or sandy soils"]
["Eurychorda complanata","Flat Stemmed Cord Rush",null,"1.2m","a",null,null,"Erect multi-stemmed rush, wet heaths"]
["Eurychorda complanata","Flat Stemmed Cord Rush",null,"1.2m","a",null,null,"Erect multi-stemmed rush, wet heaths"]
["Gahnia sieberiana","Red-Fruited Sawsedge","R (fr)","3m","a",null,"Swordgrass Browns, Varied Sedge-skipper Butterfly","Tall sedge which produces tall heads of brown flowers"]
["Hypolaena fastigiata",null,null,"0.65m","a",null,null,"Erect sedge-like perennial herb in damp areas"]
["Leptocarpus tenax","Slender Twinerush",null,"1m","a",null,null,"Erect, terete stemmed rush with short creeping rhizome, in wet heath"]
["Schoenus brevifolius","Small-Leaved Bogrush","W","0.9m","a",null,null,"Clumping sedge in wet heath. Flowers in lax panicles to 25cm, most of year"]
["Sporadanthus caudatus",null,"W","2m","a",null,null,"Grasslike sedge growing in wet, wallum swamps. Clustered flowers and seed heads in spring-summer"]
["Sporadanthus interruptus",null,null,"0.6m","a",null,null,"Dense tufted sedge. Leaves reduced to brown sheaths. Flowers in spikes, spring. Grows in moist, peaty conditions "]
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["HERBACEOUS "]
["Blandfordia grandiflora","Christmas Bells","O/Y","0.8m","a",null,null,"Rare, protected plant. Cannot be collected from wild. Small, herbaceous. Clusters of showy, drooping, bell-shaped flowers at top of leafless stems, summer. Dry papery seed pods"]
["Burchardia umbellata","Milkmaids","W","0.6m","a",null,null,"Small, slender, tufted perennial herb. Small lily-like flowers from top of slender stems"]
["Drosera burmanni","A Sundew","W","0.3m",null,null,null,"Insectiverous herb with sticky glandular leaves"]
["Drosera peltata","Tall Sundew","W","0.4m","a",null,null,"Small insectivorous herb"]
["Durringtonia paludosa","Durringtonia","O(fr)","1m","a",null,null,"Near threatened, weak-stemmed herbaceous in wet heath, mainly on Moreton and Stradbroke Islands. Tiny, separate, m and f creamy to yellowihs flowers, spring to summer. 3mm orange fruit"]
["Gonocarpus micranthus subsp. ramosissimus",null,"R","0.6m",null,null,null,"Herbeaceous, usually prostate. Spring to autumn"]
["Goodenia stelligera","Wallum Goodenia","Y","0.6m","a",null,null,"Clumping herb in wet heaths. Yellow flowers on long stalks"]
["Haemodorum austroqueenslandicum","Blood Root","Bk(fr)","1.5m",null,null,null,"Plant in sandy soils, with a few strap-like leaves. Similar to H. tenuifolium "]
["Sowerbaea juncea","Vanilla Lily","Pi/M/W","0.75m","a",null,null,"Clumping lily in moist sandy soils. Clusters of 10mm pink to mauve or rarely white flowers, smelling of vanilla"]
["Trachymene incisa","Wild Parsnip","W","0.6m",null,null,null,"Erect, dainty herb with edible tubers"]
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["FERNS"]
["Blechnum indicum","Bungwall",null,"2m","a",null,"Bandicoots; wallabies; frogs","Prefers to grow in water. New fronds prink to bronze. Creeping rhizomes"]
["Gleichenia dicarpa","Pouched Coral Fern",null,"2m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals, frogs","Dense, thicket-forming fern. "]
["Gleichenia mendellii","Coastal Coral Fern",null,"1m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals, frogs","Fronds are silvery white and usually found of coastal sands"]
["Lindsaea ensifolia","A Fern",null,"0.5m",null,null,null,"Spreads by long rhizomes, forming dense clumps in moist areas"]
["Lindsaea incisa","A Fern",null,"0.3m",null,null,null,"Small, inconspicuous, erect fern on dryer, sandy soils"]
["Lindsaea linearis","A Fern",null,"0.30m","a",null,null,"Small erect fern, often colonising in moist areas. Sterile fronds to 30cm tall"]
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["VINES"]
["Cassytha filiformis","Dodder Laurel","W",null,null,null,null,"Leafless parasitic twiner. Up to 10 white flowers. Sessile, globose fruit to 5mm"]
["Cassytha glabella","Devil's Twine or Dodder Laurel","W",null,null,null,null,"Leafless parasitic twiner. Up to 6 tiny white flowers. 5mm edible fruit"]
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["MOSSES"]
["Selaginella uliginosa","Swamp Selaginella",null,"0.4m","a",null,null,"Creeping, upright, fern-like plant of wet heath. Sterile leaves in opposite pairs, fertile spikes at tip of branches with leaves in four regular rows"]

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["Regional Ecosystem:  12.2.13\n\nDescription:  Open or dry heath. Characteristic shrubs include stunted Banksia aemula and Allocasuarina littoralis as well as Xanthorrhoea johnsonii, Leptospermum semibaccatum, ,Phebalium woombye, Dillwynia retorta and Caustis recurvata. Occurs on Pleistocene dunes.\n\nShort description:  Open or dry heath on dunes and beaches"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover: Trees 5%, Shrubs 65%, Other 30%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","KOALA \nFOOD TREE","Fauna","Notes"]
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["TREES"]
["Allocasuarina littoralis","Black She-Oak","R","6m",null,null,"Glossy Black Cockatoos","Widespread in open forest on well-drained soils, often in stands. Cones 25mm x 15mm. Male, female plants"]
["Banksia aemula","Wallum Banksia","C ","8m","a",null,"Honeyeaters; small gliders; Eastern Blossum Bat","Large banksia flowers. Interestiong foliage and shape. Relatively slow growing"]
["Corymbia gummifera","Red Bloodwood","W","20m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Flaky or chunky red-brown bark"]
["Eucalyptus planchoniana","Planchon’s Stringybark","C","20-30m","a",null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Large-stemmed, sometimes with mallee-lke growth. Fairly open to, drooping canopy. Rough, slightly furrowed, brown-orange stringy bark. Large woody seed capsules. Bark colour and texture similar to E. microcorys. "]
["Exocarpos cupressiformis","Native Cherry","R(fr)","5m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; honeyeaters; Spotted Jezebel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies","Very small greenish-white flowers with parasitic root "]
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["SHRUBS"]
["Acacia baueri subsp. baueri","Tiny Wattle","Y","0.5m","a",null,null,"Vulnerable, multi-stemmed, spindly shrub in sandy, sometimes waterlogged soils. 8mm flower eads, winter to spring. Pods 23mm x 3mm"]
["Acacia suaveolens","Sweet Wattle","C/W ","2m",null,null,null,"Slender, erect shrub, sparsely branched, in sandy soils. Phyllodes alternate, glaucous, 13cm x 10mm. Fragrant flowers in clusters, 30mm, autumn to winter. Pods flattened, blue-grey, 4cm x 17mm"]
["Acacia ulicifolia","Prickly Moses","C","2m",null,null,null,"Tangly shrub, sandy soils. Phyllodes alternate, stiff, pointed, being slightly sharp. Ball flowers to 10mm, spring. Pods flat, curved"]
["Acrotriche aggregata","Tall Ground Berry","R(fr)","3m",null,null,"Mistletoebird","Dense shrub. Montane form larger than coastal form. Tiny flowers on small sikes, spring. 7mm fruit, edible. "]
["Agiortia pedicellata",null,"W(fl) R(fr)","1m",null,null,null,"Erect shrub. 3mm scented lowers, winter to spring. Globular red fruit to 6mm. Formerly Leucopogon pedicellatus"]
["Aotus ericoides","Heath Aotus","Y","2m",null,null,null,"Shrub with pubescent stems, common in wallum. Flowers with red markings, or pure yellow"]
["Aotus lanigera","Woolly Aotus","Y","1.5m",null,null,null,"Woolly stems, masses fo flowers around spring. Sandy soils"]
["Astrotricha longifolia",null,"W","2m",null,null,null,"Shrub, in sandy or rocky areas. Stems, petioles and leaf undersides densely rusty-hairy"]
["Baeckea frutescens","Weeping Baeckea","W","3m",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Weeping Shrub with small flowers during most of year, good feature plant"]
["Baeckea imbricata","Spindly Baeckea","W","1m",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Shrub, sandy soils. Leaves dessucate, to 7mm. 5-petalled flowers, to 6mm"]
["Banksia oblongifolia","Dwarf Banksia ","Y ","2m",null,null,"Honeyeaters, small gliders","Produces nectar laden flowers in autumn"]
["Banksia spinulosa","Golden Candlesticks or Hairpin Banksia","Y ","3m",null,null,"Honeyeaters, small gliders","Produces large flowers in winter and spring"]
["Bauera capitata","Wallum Bauera","P","0.4m",null,null,null,"Sprawling shrub, stems slightly hairy"]
["Boronia falcifolia","Wallum Boronia","Pi","1m","a",null,null,"Slender shrub in peaty swamps and seasonally wet wallum"]
["Boronia parviflora","Swamp Boronia","Pi","0.3m","a",null,null,"Slender shrub"]
["Boronia rosmarinifolia","Forest Boronia","Pi","1m",null,null,"Satin Blue Butterfly","Aromatic leaves when crushed"]
["Boronia safrolifera","Safrole Boronia","Pi","2.5m","a",null,null,"Aromatic, pink flowers spring to summer"]
["Brachyloma daphnoides subsp. daphnoides","Daphne Heath","W","2.4m",null,null,null,"Erect, few-branched shrub"]
["Brachyloma scortechinii",null,"W","1.5m",null,null,null,"Uncommon shrub. Leaves discolorous, stiff and sharply pointed. Perfumed tubular"]
["Calytrix tetragona","Fringe Myrtle","W","2m",null,null,null,"Hardy shrub with small, fragrant leaves. Flowers around October"]
["Comesperma defoliatum","Fairies’ Wings","P","0.6m",null,null,null,"5mm 2-petalled mauve to bluish flowers"]
["Conospermum taxifolium","Devil's Rice","W","1.5m",null,null,null,"Upright, twiggy shrub. Tubular white flowers in panicles"]
["Dampiera sylvestris","Blue fan flower","P","0.4m",null,null,null,"In light shade, usually on hillsides Purple flowers to 20mm, spring to summer"]
["Daviesia umbellulata",null,"Y","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Branching understorey shrub"]
["Dillwynia floribunda","Showy Parrot Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,null,"Dense shrub"]
["Dillwynia retorta","Eggs and Bacon","Y","3m",null,null,null,"Erect shed. Mass of flowers spring. Leaves spirally twisted. "]
["Dodonaea triquetra","Forest Hop Bush","Gr(fl)\nP(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Produces attractive hop like fruit that are either lime-green or purple"]
["Epacris microphylla var. microphylla","Coral Heath","W","2.4m",null,null,null,"Erect, few-branched shrub, wetter heath areas. Flowers in axils, autumn to spring"]
["Epacris obtusifolia","Common Heath","W","1.5m",null,null,null,"Erect, few-branched shrub in wet heath. Fragant. Flowers winter to spring"]
["Epacris pulchella","Wallum Heath","W, Pi","0.75m",null,null,null,"White or pink flowers to 6mm, spring to autumn"]
["Gompholobium pinnatum","Poor Man’s Gold or Wedge Pea","Y","0.3m",null,null,null,"Weak-stemmed, often amongst grasses. Dark, inflated seed pods to 12mm long"]
["Gompholobium virgatum","Small Wedge Pea","Y","1.2m",null,null,null,"Seed pod pops audibly when mature"]
["Goodenia stelligera","Wallum Goodenia","Y","0.6m","a",null,null,"Clumping herb in wet heaths. Yellow flowers on long stalks"]
["Grevillea leiophylla","Wallum Grevillea","Pi","1m","a",null,null,"Weak stemmed shrub, moist areas"]
["Hakea actites","Wallum Hakea","W","3m","a",null,null,"Prickly hardy shrub. Can be hedged"]
["Hibbertia acicularis","A Guinea Flower","Y","1m",null,null,null,"5-petalled yellow flowers, long peduncles, winter to spring"]
["Hibbertia fasciculata","Bundled Guinea Flower","Y","0.4m",null,null,null,"Small shrub, in dry heath"]
["Hibbertia linearis ","A Guinea Flower","Y","2m",null,null,null,"Erect,open and sprawling shrub. Hairy stems"]
["Hibbertia salicifolia","Guinea Flower","Y","0.75m",null,null,null,"Lax-stemmed plant, wet loving, usually indicator of wet heath"]
["Hibbertia vestita","A Guinea Flower","Y","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low or prostrate multi-stemmed shrub. Hardy, full sun or semi-shade "]
["Homoranthus virgatus",null,"W","0.6m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Twiggy shrub, hardy"]
["Hovea heterophylla","Narrow-Leaved Pea Bush","P","0.45m",null,null,null,"Thin stemmed, upright, finely hairy branchlets and calyces. Sandy soils in open forests"]
["Jacksonia scoparia","Dogwood","Y","3m",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Open, leafless, shrub on poor gravelly soils. Mass flowers in spring-summer"]
["Jacksonia stackhousii","Wallum Dogwood","Y","0.5m",null,null,null,"Fine foliage. Low growing shrub in wallum flats"]
["Leptomeria acida","Currant Bush","R","2m",null,null,null,"Twiggy, upright, leafless shrub.  Root parasite"]
["Leptospermum liversidgei","Swamp May or Lemon-scented Tea Tree","W/Pi","3m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Does not thrive in dry conditions.  Masses of flowers in summer. Strongly lemon-scented when crushed"]
["Leptospermum polygalifolium","Wild May or Tea Tree","W","4m",null,null,"Rosellas; Bees","Weeping open habit, in open forest and along creek banks. Flowers in profusion in late winter, aromatic when crushed"]
["Leptospermum semibaccatum","Wallum Tea Tree","W/Pi","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Slightly aromatic when crushed, fruits fleshy"]
["Leptospermum trinervium","Tea Tree","W","6m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub with dark, shaggy bark, growing in sandy soils"]
["Leptospermum whitei","White’s Tea Tree","W","6m",null,null,null,"Shrub or small tree"]
["Leucopogon deformis",null,"W(fl) Br(fr)","0.6m",null,null,null,"Uncommon, twiggy understorey shrub in dry heath"]
["Leucopogon ericoides",null,"W","1m",null,null,null,"Erect shrub with brown fruit"]
["Leucopogon leptospermoides","Bearded Heath","W","1m",null,null,null,"Young branches and flowers hairy"]
["Leucopogon margarodes","Pearl Beard Heath","W(fl) G(fr)","2m",null,null,null,"Small transulcenct-green fruit. Well-drained soils"]
["Leucopogon parviflorus",null,"W","2.4m",null,null,null,"Bushy shrub on dunes and in sandy heath"]
["Leucopogon pimeleoides","Bearded Heath","W(fl) R(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Bushy shrub in well-drained sandy soils. Perfumed flowers"]
["Leucopogon virgatus",null,"W","0.6m",null,null,null,"Erect, twiggy, sparsely foliaged shrub"]
["Macarthuria neocambrica",null,"W","0.45m",null,null,null,"Common, rush-like shrub"]
["Melaleuca nodosa","Prickly-Leaved Paperbark","C ","4m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Layered papery bark.  Produces a dense crown in wet areas.  A profusion of small fluffy flowers in spring  "]
["Melaleuca thymifolia","Thyme Honey Myrtle","P","1m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Flowers in spring and summer. Flaky bark. Hardy in cultivation"]
["Melichrus procumbens","Jam Tarts","C","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low spreading shrub"]
["Miribelia rubiifolia",null,"W/P/M","0.5m","a",null,null,"Weak-stemmed, slender, in moist soils. Different form in eucalypt forest and Coastal Heath"]
["Monotoca scoparia","Prickly Broom Heath","W(fl) R(fr)","2m",null,null,null,"Twiggy shrub"]
["Ochrosperma lineare","Shaggy Baeckea","W","2m",null,null,null,"Aromatic leaves when crushed. Formerly Baeckea linearis"]
["Olax retusa",null,"W","1m",null,null,null,"Common spindly shrub, yellowish leaves"]
["Olax stricta",null,"W","2m",null,null,null,"Erect shrub on Stradbroke Island and Crows Nest, 5-petalled whie flowers most of the year"]
["Persoonia virgata","Wallum Geebung","Y(fl) G(fr)","6m",null,null,"Swamp Wallaby","Shrub or tree, in dry heath. 12mm yellow flowers, 12mm edible green fruits"]
["Petrophile canescens","Conesticks","C/W/Y","2m",null,null,null,"Erect woody shrub tall in rocky areas and eucalypt forest. Creamy-white to yellow flowers, woody grey fruit"]
["Petrophile shirleyae","Conesticks","C","1.2m",null,null,null,"Firm leaves with cone-shaped fruit"]
["Phyllota phylicoides","Heath Phyllota","Y","1.5m",null,null,null,"Bushy shrub, common in sandy soils"]
["Pimelia linifolia","Rice Flower","W/Pi","1m",null,null,null,"Variable common shrub in sandy or heavier soils in open areas. White, sometimes pink. Poisonous to stock"]
["Podocarpus spinulosus","Shrubby Pine","B (fr)","1m ",null,null,null,"Produces dark-green dense foliage"]
["Pultenaea myrtoides","Swamp Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub in wet, sandy soils. 10mm yellow flowers, sometimes lack red markings. Similar to P. paleacea "]
["Pultenaea paleacea","Chaffy Bush Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub, branches silky-hairy. Leaves silky-hairy below. 10mm yellow flowers, sometimes lack red markings."]
["Pultenaea retusa","Blunt-Leaved Pea","Y","2m","a",null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub along creek lines and in moister areas. 7mm flowers in dense terminal heads, winter to spring. Pods flattened, to 7mm"]
["Pultenaea villosa","Hairy Pea Bush","Y","2m",null,null,"Fringed Heath-blue Butterfly and other butterflies","Common hairy shrub, often with brownish appearance, branchlets often drooping. Flowers winter to summer. Quick growing"]
["Ricinocarpos pinifolius","Wedding Bush","W ","3m",null,null,null,"Spectacular flowering shrub. Sandy soils"]
["Sphaerolobium vimineum",null,"Y","0.7m","a",null,null,"Wiry shrub, hariless. Grows in swampy areas and flowers winter-spring"]
["Sprengelia sprengelioides","Sprengelia","W","1m","a",null,null,"Slender upright shrub, usually in wet heath. 15mm white flowers in leaf axils, winter to spring"]
["Strangea linearis","Strangea","W","1m",null,null,null,"Stiff upright shrub. Woody fruits to 6.5cm. Fire needed for seed release"]
["Styphelia viridis","Green Five Fingers","G (fl, fr)","1.5m",null,null,null,"Shrub in dry heath. Leaves sharply pointed. Attractive tubular flowers"]
["Tetratheca thymifolia","Black-Eyed Susan","Pi","0.3m",null,null,null,"Erect, multi-stemmed shrub on well-drained, gravelly hillsides. 4-petalled flowers to 20mm"]
["Viminaria juncea","Native Broom","Y","3m","a",null,null,"Uncommon, weeping shrub to 3m in wet heath. Flowers yellow, usually with red markings, in spikes"]
["Woollsia pungens","Woollsia","Pi/W","2m",null,null,"Honeyeaters","Shrub, of rocky outcrops and cliffs. Leaves stiff, crowded, apex pointed. Lightly fragrant 5-petalled flowers to 20mm"]
["Xanthorrhoea johnsonii","Forest Grass Tree","C","4m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; possums and gliders; bees; butterflies","Cylindrical woody flower spike"]
["Xanthorrhoea macronema","Bottle Brush Grass Tree","W","1m",null,null,null,"Trunkless grass-like, on moist, rocky slopes. Leaves rounded or wedge shaped. "]
["Zieria laxiflora","Wallum Zieria","W","3m",null,null,null,"Spindly, open shrub on sandy soils in moist gullies and on slopes. Leaves aromatic when crushed. 4-petalled, 4mm flowers"]
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["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Baloskion pallens","Pale Cordrush","Br","1m",null,null,null,"Upright, wiry herbaceous rush. Previously Restio pallens"]
["Baloskion tetraphyllum subsp. meiostachyum","Swamp Foxtails",null,"1.6m","a",null,null,"Bright green, fern-like foliage, multi-stemmed, with creeping rhizome, in damp areas. Formerly Restio tetraphyllus"]
["Caustis blakei","Koala Fern, Curlywig",null,"1.6m",null,null,null,"Erect, fluffy plant (not actually a fern), sandy soils"]
["Caustis recurvata","Curly Sedge",null,"1.2m","a",null,null,"Rigid multi stemmed plant"]
["Coleocarya gracilis",null,null,"0.6m",null,null,null,"Spreading, erect sedge-like plant in well-drained soils "]
["Empodisma minus","Spreading Roperush",null,"2m","a",null,null,"Much-branchedm wiry stemmed sedge. Separate m and f. Flowers in spring to summer"]
["Entolasia stricta","Wiry Panic",null,"0.8m",null,null,"finches; pigeons; doves","Hairy, loosely tufted grass on poor or sandy soils"]
["Eurychorda complanata","Flat Stemmed Cord Rush",null,"1.2m","a",null,null,"Erect multi-stemmed rush, wet heaths"]
["Hypolaena fastigiata",null,null,"0.65m","a",null,null,"Erect sedge-like perennial herb in damp areas"]
["Lepidosperma laterale","Variable Sword Sedge",null,"0.9m",null,null,null,"Common upright sedge, of sandy or rocky areas."]
["Leptocarpus tenax","Slender Twinerush",null,"1m","a",null,null,"Erect, terete stemmed rush with short creeping rhizome, in wet heath"]
["Xyris complanata","Hatpins or Feathered Yellow-Eye","Y","0.3m","a",null,null,"Small, grass-like plant of moist sandy soils. Flat leaves to 30cm x 4mm. 10mm, three-petalled yellow flowers. 5mm knobbly fruits. Similar to X. juncea"]
["Xyris juncea","Little Yellow-Eye","Y","0.3m","a",null,null,"Tufted, grass-like plant in wet heath. Leaves smooth and nearly terete to 12cm x 1mm. 10mm, three-petalled yellow flowers om spikes"]
["Xyris operculata","Large Yellow-Eye","Y","1m","a",null,null,"Clumping, grass-like plant in wet heath. Leaves rigid, terete, striate, to 60cm x 1mm. 20mm, three-petalled flowers on long stems"]
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["HERBACEOUS PLANTS"]
["Amperea xiphoclada","Broom Spurge","C/W","0.6m",null,null,null,"Uncommon, erect shrub, often leafless. Rigid, angular beanches. Sessile flowers throughout year"]
["Blandfordia grandiflora","Christmas Bells","O/Y","0.8m","a",null,null,"Rare, protected plant. Cannot be collected from wild. Small, herbaceous. Clusters of showy, drooping, bell-shaped flowers at top of leafless stems, summer. Dry papery seed pods"]
["Bossiaea ensata","Leafless Bossiaea","Y","0.5m",null,null,null,"Leaves absent, erect or sprawling shrub"]
["Bossiaea heterophylla","Variable Bossiaea","Y","0.8m",null,null,null,"Spreading shrub"]
["Buchnera urticifolia","Black Rod","W/Pi","0.5m",null,null,null,"Erect hairy herb on sandy soils, uncommon"]
["Burchardia umbellata","Milkmaids","W","0.6m","a",null,null,"Small, slender, tufted perennial herb. Small lily-like flowers from top of slender stems"]
["Burmannia disticha","Purple Top","P","0.8m","a",null,null,"Uncommon, erect slender herb. Flowers in summer"]
["Dampiera sylvestris","Blue fan flower","P","0.4m",null,null,null,"In light shade, usually on hillsides Purple flowers to 20mm, spring to summer"]
["Dianella revoluta","Flax Lily","Bl(fl) P(fr)","1m",null,null,null,"Perennial lily-like herb. Variable species. Four in SEQ"]
["Gonocarpus micranthus subsp. ramosissimus",null,"R","0.6m",null,null,null,"Herbeaceous, usually prostate. Spring to autumn"]
["Haemodorum austroqueenslandicum","Blood Root","Bk(fr)","1.5m",null,null,null,"Plant in sandy soils, with a few strap-like leaves. Similar to H. tenuifolium "]
["Haemodorum tenuifolium","A Bloodroot","O","0.8m",null,null,null,"Strappy leaved plant"]
["Laxmannia compacta","Pink Wire Lily","Pi","0.15m",null,null,null,"Tufted, grass-like, forms plantlets on aerial stems, which take root"]
["Laxmannia gracilis","Wire Lily ","W","0.3m",null,null,null,"Grass like tufted herb"]
["Lomandra elongata","Mat Rush","C ","0.4m",null,null,null,"Uncommon clumping plant. Poor soils"]
["Lomandra filiformis","Wattle Mat Rush","Y","0.4m",null,null,null,"Forms sparse clumps or mats"]
["Lomandra longifolia","Mat Rush","C ","1 m",null,null,"Silver Studded Ochre, Common White-spot Skipper, Eliena Skipper, Iachus Skipper, Phigaliodes Skipper, Praxedes Skipper, Symmomus Skipper Butterfly","Large clumping grass-like plant.  Produces large flower spikes"]
["Mitrasacme alsinoides",null,"W","0.18m",null,null,null,"Weak-stemmed herb. Tubular white, 4-petalled 7m flowers, spring to autumn"]
["Mitrasacme paludosa",null,"W","0.15m",null,null,null,"Herbaceous, stems hairy. Tubular white 4-petalled 5mm flowers, spring to autumn"]
["Oldenlandia galioides",null,"W","0.4m","a",null,null,"Small, prostate annual herb"]
["Patersonia fragilis","Swamp Iris","Pu","0.5m","a",null,null,"Erect, tufted, grass-like herb that flowers in spring"]
["Patersonia glabrata","Native Iris","P","0.8m",null,null,"Eastern Iris Skipper Butterfly","Upright grasslike herb plant in sandy soils. Flowers spring"]
["Patersonia sericea","Native Iris","Pu","0.5m",null,null,null,"Strap like plant on sandy soils. Similar to P. glabrata and P. fragilis "]
["Platysace ericoides","Heath Platysace","W","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low shrub with clusters of flowers most of the year. In sandy areas, stems rough."]
["Pomax umbellata","Pomax","R","0.4m",null,null,null,"Small, dense multi branched plant, in sandy or stony areas"]
["Poranthera microphylla","Small Poranthera","W/Pi","0.3m",null,null,null,"Much-branched herb with white or pink flowers "]
["Pseudanthus orientalis",null,"W","0.45m",null,null,null,"Leaves alternate, crowded, to 8mm. Separate male and female creamy flowers to 2mm"]
["Sowerbaea juncea","Vanilla Lily","Pi/M/W","0.75m","a",null,null,"Clumping lily in moist sandy soils. Clusters of 10mm pink to mauve or rarely white flowers, smelling of vanilla"]
["Stackhousia spathulata","Beach Stackhousia","W","0.5m",null,null,null,"Tufted herb, on dunes and in wallum heath. 5mm wide, 5-petalled white perfumed flowers, in spikes to 10cm, winter to summer"]
["Stackhousia viminea",null,"Y","0.4m",null,null,null,"Erect glabrous herb, widespread in a variety of habitats. 4mm flowers in loose spikes, winter to spring"]
["Stylidium graminifolium","Grass Trigger Plant","Pi","0.75m","a",null,null,"Tufted plant with grass-like leaves in moist areas. 9mm pink flowers on erect spikes"]
["Thysanotus tuberosus","Fringed Lily","Pi/Pu","0.3m",null,null,null,"Grass-like herb in moist, sunny places amongst grasses. Frilled 20mm flowers in spikes to 60cm, spring to summer"]
["Utricularia biloba","A Bladderwort","Pu","0.5m","a",null,null,"Herb in wet heath. 10mm purplish flowers, lower lip 2-lobed. Similar Utricularia caerulea does no have 2-lobed lower lip"]
["Utricularia lateriflora","Bladderwort","Pu","0.05m","a",null,null,"Inconspicuous herb flowering throughout the year. Grows in wet soils"]
["Utricularia uliginosa","Asian Bladderwort","W","0.3m","a",null,null,"Uncommon herb in found in damp sands or margins of water, plate lilac or white flowers"]
["Wahlenbergia gracilis","Small-Flowered Bluebell","M/B","0.5m",null,null,null,"Common, clumping erect herb "]
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["PARASITIC PLANTS"]
["Cassytha filiformis","Dodder Laurel","W",null,null,null,null,"Leafless parasitic twiner. Up to 10 white flowers. Sessile, globose fruit to 5mm"]
["Cassytha glabella","Devil's Twine or Dodder Laurel","W",null,null,null,null,"Leafless parasitic twiner. Up to 6 tiny white flowers. 5mm edible fruit"]
["Cassytha pubescens","Dodder Laurel","W",null,null,null,null,"Robust, leafless parasitic twiner, pubescent in young parts. White flowers in 10 cm spikes, spring to summer"]
["Muellerina celastroides","Banksia Mistletoe","Pi(fl) G/R(fr)",null,null,null,"Mistletoebird; Honeyeaters, many butterfly species","Common mistletoe on Banskia and Casuarinacea. Pear -shaped green to red fruit"]
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["ORCHIDS"]
["Caladenia carnea","Pink Fingers","Pi","0.25m","a",null,null,"Widespread terrestrial orchid with singal basal leaf to 15cm x 4mm. Prominent reddish bars on labellum"]
["Caladenia catenata","White Fingers","W/Pi","0.3m",null,null,null,"Widespread coastal terrestrial orchid with single basal leaf to 12cm x 1mm. White or pink labellum with orange mid-lobe"]
["Caleana major","Flying Duck Orchid","Pr","0.5m",null,null,null,"Distinctive purple and red flowers"]
["Caleana minor","Duck Orchid","Br Gr (fl)","0.18m",null,null,null,"Very uncommon, small terrestrial herb"]
["Calochilus grandiflorus","Giant Beard Orchid","R Br","0.5m",null,null,null,"Erect, herbaceous. Spring to summer"]
["Dipodium hamiltonianum","Yellow Hyacinth Orchid","G/Y","0.6m",null,null,null,"Uncommon, leafless terrestrial orchid.  Green flowers with purple spots "]
["Dipodium variegatum","Hyacinth Orchid","Pi/W","0.4m",null,null,null,"Leafless, terrestrial orchid. Flowers are creamy white to pink with maroon splotches"]
["Diuris chrysantha","Donkey Orchid","Y","0.4m",null,null,null,"Terrestrial orchid in sunny grassy areas"]
["Diuris punctata var. punctata","Purple Donkey Orchid","Pu","0.3m",null,null,null,"Terrestrial orchid growing amongst low ground-covers. Flowers summer"]
["Genoplesium psammophilum","Terrestrial Orchid","R Br","0.3m",null,null,null,"Small terrestrial orchid of sandy soils. Leaves 1.5cm long, flower spike 25cm long"]
["Geodorum densiflorum","Pink Nodding Orchid","Pi","0.4m",null,null,null,"Terrestrial orchid with broad pleated leaves"]
["Lyperanthus suaveolens","Brown Beaks","R Br","0.5m","a",null,null,"Hairless orchid amongst grasses and small shrubs in moist soils"]
["Prasophyllum australe","Austral Leek Orchid","W/G",0.75,null,null,null,"Herb. Solitary terete leaf, reddish at base. Fragrant flowers"]
["Prasophyllum brevilabre","Short-lipped Leek Orchid","G Pu","0.48m",null,null,null,"Terrestrial herb. Flowers greenish with red markings or dark purplish green"]
["Prasophyllum elatum","Tall Leek Orchid","G Pu","1.5m","a",null,null,"Large coastal heath orchid. Leaves 1.2m, flower spike in winter-spring 1.5m"]
["Prasophyllum exilis",null,"G Pu","0.2m","a",null,null,"Slinder, delicate terrestrial orchid. Leaf 20cm, flower spike winter-spring to 20cm"]
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["FERNS"]
["Lycopodiella cernua","Coral Fern",null,"0.6m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals; frogs","Scrambling, much-branched fern-like plant in moist areas and crevices"]
["Pteridium esculentum","Bracken",null,"2m",null,null,"Northern Brown Bandicoot, Swamp and red-necked wallaby","Stiff, erect fern, spreading by hairy underground rhizome, often forming thickets on well-drained soils. Widespread "]
["Schizaea dichotoma","Branched Comb Fern",null,"0.4m",null,null,null,"Erect fern, fronds clustered. Sterile fronds divided regularly into over 20 segments, fertile fronds slightly flattened "]
["Selaginella uliginosa","Swamp Selaginella",null,"0.4m","a",null,null,"Creeping, upright, fern-like plant of wet heath. Sterile leaves in opposite pairs, fertile spikes at tip of branches with leaves in four regular rows"]
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["Vines"]
["Hardenbergia violacea","Native Sarsaparilla","P",null,null,null,"Eastern Spinebill; Common Grass-blue Butterfly","Small, scrambling or prostrate vine. Atractive bright purple pea flower. Often grows with Corymbia spp."]

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["Regional Ecosystem:  12.2.14\n\nDescription:  Strand and fore dune complex comprising Spinifex sericeus grassland Casuarina equisetifolia woodland/open-forest and with Acacia leiocalyx, A. aulacocarpa, Banksia integrifolia subsp. integrifolia, Pandanus tectorius, Corymbia tessellaris, Cupaniopsis anacardioides, Acronychia imperforata. Occurs mostly on frontal dunes and beaches but can occur on exposed parts of dunes further inland.\n\nShort description:  Foredune complex\n\nLocal status:  Critically limited within the Redlands Coast"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover: Trees 10%, Shrubs 20%, Other 70%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","KOALA \nFOOD TREE","Fauna","Notes"]
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["TREES"]
["Acacia disparrima","Short Hickory Wattle","Y ","3-11m",null,null,"Bees; parrots; Fiery Jewel, Blue Jewel, Short-tailed Line-Blue, Small Purple Line-blue, Double Purple Line-blue, Glistening Blue, Wattle Blue Butterfly","Shrub to small, quick growing tree. Prolific flowers in March"]
["Acacia leiocalyx","Early Black Wattle","Y","8m",null,null,"Bees; parrots,pigeons; doves","Common, hardy, dense tree in open forest. Perfumed flower spikes, 10cm, winter to spring. Pods curved or twisted, thick, to flattened. Similar to A. concurrens "]
["Banksia integrifolia","Coastal Banksia","Y ","16m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; small gliders","Flowers over a long period. Interestiong foliage and shape. Sandy soils"]
["Callitris columellaris","Coastal Cypress Pine",null,"20m",null,null,"Rosella; woodland birds","Dense, dark green spreading canopy, sometimes conical with upright branches.  Woody cones with numerous. Grows on sandy soil"]
["Casuarina equisetifolia","Coastal She-Oak or Horsetail Oak","R","10m",null,null,"Rainbow Lorikeet; Red-tailed Black-Cockatoo; Bees","Weeping grey-green foliage.  Excellent windbreak"]
["Cupaniopsis anacardioides","Tuckeroo","Y(fr)","10m",null,null,"Many bird species","Excellent shade or street tree. Littoral rainforest and coastal scrubs  "]
["Lophostemon confertus","Brush Box","W","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Tall tree with attractive brown bark. One of the most widely distributed plant species in the Redlands"]
["Pandanus tectorius","Screw Pine","O (fr)","12m",null,null,null,"Produces large palm like leaves and large fruit similar in appearance to a pineapple.  Trees should be sourced on the Island to avoid introducing a serious pest that attacks this plant"]
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["SHRUBS"]
["Acacia sophorae","Coastal Wattle","Y ","2.5m",null,null,null,"Rambling, dense shrub, prostrate or to 2.5m. Phyllodes 10cm x 10mm. Flower sppikes to 30mm, winter to spring. Curved pods, 8cm x 4mm, twisted when brown. "]
["Chamaecrista maritima",null,"Y","0.15m",null,null,null,"Uncommon, weak-stemmed, hairy stems to 30cm long. Flowers all year"]
["Macarthuria neocambrica",null,"W","0.2m",null,null,null,"Common, open shrub"]
["Myoporum boninense subsp. australe","Mangrove Boobialla","W(fl) Pu(fr)","2m",null,null,null,"Shrub, prostrate or up to 0.5m on coast, headlands and tidal creeks"]
["Vitex trifolia var. trifolia","Coastal Vitex","Bl(fl) B/Pu(fr)","6m","a",null,null,"Uncommon, twiggy shrub on tidal riverbanks and behind mangrove areas. Responds to pruning."]
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["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Carex pumila","Strand Sedge","C","0.3m",null,null,null,"Small grass like sedge, often yellowish dunes "]
["Cyperus laevigatus","A Sedge",null,"0.6m","a",null,null,"Spreading sedge of brackish areas"]
["Dianella congesta","Blue Flax-lilly","Bl (fl) P (fr)","1m",null,null,null,"Small, hardy, clumping plant that produces star like flowers.  Grows naturally on sand dunes"]
["Elionurus citreus","Lemon-Scented Grass",null,"1m",null,null,null,"Erect clumping grass of sandy soils"]
["Eragrostis interrupta","Coastal Lovegrass","P","0.3m",null,null,null,"Spreading silver-green grass with prostrate stems, spiklets purplish. Coastal dunes"]
["Fimbristylis ferruginea","Fringe Rush",null,"0.65m","a",null,null,"Tufted herb"]
["Hemarthria uncinata","Matgrass",null,"1m","a",null,null,"Creeping grass of damp areas and swamp edges"]
["Imperata cylindrica","Blady Grass","W","1.2m",null,null,"Grassland birds; Evening Brown, Dusky Knight, Greenish Darter, White Grass-dart, Dingy Grass-dart Butterfly; northern brown bandicoot, wallabies","Common grass with long creeping rhizome.Growsn on edges, good indicator of recent fires and other disturbance. Attractive, fluffy seed spike"]
["Ischaemum triticeum","A Grass",null,"2m",null,null,null,"Coarse grass with sprawling stems, forming dense mats on dunes"]
["Isolepis nodosa","Knobbly Club Rush",null,"1m","a",null,null,"Clumping and thin leaved"]
["Juncus kraussii","Sea Rush",null,"1m","a",null,null,"Leaves with sharp points"]
["Laxmannia gracilis","Wire Lily ","W","0.3m",null,null,null,"Grass like tufted herb"]
["Paspalum vaginatum","Saltwater Couch",null,"0.5m",null,null,null,"Perennial, grass-like or herb with rhizomes/stolons "]
["Schizachyrium fragile","Firegrass",null,"0.8m",null,null,null,"Common, delicate annual on sandy soils "]
["Spinifex sericeus","Hairy Spinifex",null,"0.3m",null,null,null,"Coarse, robust grass covering extensive areas on beaches and frontal dunes. Forms \"tumbleweed\" type seed capsules that are transported by wind. May be referred to as S. hirsutus"]
["Sporobolus virginicus","Saltwater Couch",null,"0.4m","a",null,null,"Dense, spreading course grass"]
["Themeda triandra","Kangaroo Grass",null,"0.6m",null,null,"Eastern-grey Kangaroo; Evening Brown, Orange Ringlet, Ringed Xenica and Common Brown, Shouldered Brown, Ringed Xenica, Dingy Ringlet Butterflies","Common, erect, tufting grass, often a dominant species in open, well-drained positions. Benefits from annual prune "]
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["VINES"]
["Canavalia rosea","Beache Bean or Coastal Jack Bean","P",null,null,null,"Purple Cerulean Butterfly caterpillar","Large trailing or climbing vine found on sandy soil.  Pods are poisonous when mature"]
["Cassytha filiformis","Dodder Laurel","W",null,null,null,null,"Leafless parasitic twiner. Up to 10 white flowers. Sessile, globose fruit to 5mm"]
["Cassytha pubescens","Dodder Laurel","W",null,null,null,null,"Robust, leafless parasitic twiner, pubescent in young parts. White flowers in 10 cm spikes, spring to summer"]
["Hibbertia scandens","Snake Vine","Y",null,null,null,null,"Hardy creeper. Can be pruned and trained as a hedge or shrub  "]
["Ipomoea pes-caprae","Beach Morning Glory or Goat's Foot Morning Glory Vine","Pi",null,null,null,null,"Scrambling vine on frontal and secondary dunes; sand islands and coastal beaches. Large leathery, notched leaves. Single flowers. Important dune stabilising species"]
["Stephania japonica","Tape Vine","Y(fl)",null,null,null,null,"Light climber with thin wiry stems. Clusters of small yellow flowers, spring to summer. Common beach dunes and headlands"]
["Vigna marina","Yellow Beach Bean or Dune Bean","Y",null,null,null,null,"Climbing or trailing vine on dunes. Cylindrical pods 6cm x 9mm"]
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["HERBACEOUS PLANTS"]
["Actites megalocarpus","Coastal Sowthistle","Y","0.5m",null,null,null,"Erect fleshy herb on cliffs, headlands and dunes. 17cm x 4.5cm toothed leaves crowded on stem. 30mm flower heads"]
["Apium prostratum","Sea Celery",null,"0.6m","a",null,null,"Sprawling or upright herb with a distinct celery smell"]
["Bacopa monnieri","Bacopa","W","0.1m","a",null,null,"Prostrate herbaceous plant"]
["Carpobrotus glaucescens ","Coastal Pigface","Pi ","0.1m",null,null,"birds and wallabies","Sand binding succulent ground cover. Produces large flowers throughout the year"]
["Chrysocephalum apiculatum","Yellow Buttons","Y","0.4m",null,null,"Australian Painted Lady Butterfly caterpillar","Erect herbaceous plant, bright 'button' flowers"]
["Cyanthillium cinereum","Vernonia","P","1m",null,null,null,"Upright herb. Pinkish to purplish 7mm flowers in heads throughout year"]
["Epaltes australis","Epaltes",null,"0.25m",null,null,null,"Sprawling shrub"]
["Glossocardia bidens","Native Cobblers Pegs","Y","0.3m",null,null,null,"Erect, open herb in sandy soil, often leafless. Known for 2-barbed leaves attaching to clothing"]
["Oxalis rubens",null,"Y","0.3m",null,null,null,"Clumping herb with thin, red-brown stems, amongst grases on dunes and headlines"]
["Podolepis longipedata","Long Podolepis","Y","0.60m",null,null,null,"Herb, stems with loose woolly hairs. Flowers on spikes"]
["Podolepis neglecta",null,"Y","0.65m",null,null,null,"Daisy, on hillsides. Stems usually reddish-brown. Flower heads to 4cm. Similar to exotic Flatweed/Dandelion (Hypochaeris radicata), which lacks the large leaves on erect flowering stems"]
["Pseudognaphalium luteoalbum","Jersey Cudweed","Y","0.45m",null,null,null,"Erect, greyish, woolly, multi-stemmed herb. "]
["Sarcocornia quinqueflora","Beaded Samphire","Y/W","0.3m","a",null,"Samphire Blue Butterfly caterpillar","Common erect leafless, jointed-stemmed succulent herb to 30cm, forming mats in salt marshes. Cylindrical, segmented stems each 15mm. Yellowish-white flowers to 1mm, summer to autumn"]
["Scaevola calendulacea","Fan Flower or Beach Scaevola","Bl(fl) P(fr)","0.4m",null,null,null,"Ground cover that produces fan shaped flowers. Grows naturally on dunes"]
["Sesuvium portulacastrum","Sea Purslane","P","0.3m","a",null,null,"Succulent, mat-forming herb, rooting at nodes, found in sandy areas and saltmarshes"]
["Suaeda arbusculoides","A Sea Blite or Jelly-bean Plant","G(fr)","0.3m","a",null,"Samphire Blue Butterfly caterpillar","Uncommon, erect, herbaceous plant of saltmarshes and mangrove flats. Leaves succulent, banana-shaped. Older leaves red or orange"]
["Suaeda australis","A Sea Blite","G(fr)","1m","a",null,null,"Twiggy, spreading herbaceous shrub, of saltmarshes and tidal areas. Leaves succulent. Green fruit to 2mm"]
["Tetragonia tetragonioides","New Zealand Spinach or Warrigal Greens","Y","0.3m","a",null,"Native rats","Succulent herbaceous prostrate or scrambling shrub in tidal and poorly-drained sites. Bright green salt tolerant groundcover with edible leaves when cooked. Forshore"]
["Wahlenbergia gracilis","Small-Flowered Bluebell","M/B","0.5m",null,null,null,"Common, clumping erect herb "]
["Wahlenbergia stricta ","Australian Bluebell","M/B","0.6m",null,null,null,"Hairy, sprawling herb"]
["Xerochrysum bracteatum subsp. North Stradbroke Island","Everlasting or Paper Daisy","Y ","1m",null,null,null,"Narrow, upright herb. Local form not available, though hybrids such as Dargan Hill Monarch would be suitable. Formerly Bracteantha bracteata"]
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["FERNS"]
["Pteridium esculentum","Bracken",null,"2m",null,null,"Northern Brown Bandicoot, Swamp and red-necked wallaby","Stiff, erect fern, spreading by hairy underground rhizome, often forming thickets on well-drained soils. Widespread "]

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["Regional Ecosystem:  12.2.15\n\nDescription:  Coastal sedgeland with Baumea spp., Juncus spp. Lepironia articulata, Gahnia spp. and Eleocharis spp. and associated water bodies. Occurs on Quaternary coastal dunes and beaches. Low part of coastal landscape where water collects from both overland flow and infiltration from adjoining sand dunes.\n\nShort description:  Gahnia sieberiana, Empodisma minus, Gleichenia spp. closed sedgeland in coastal swamps"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover: Trees 5%, Shrubs 15%, Other 80%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","KOALA \nFOOD TREE","Fauna","Notes"]
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["TREES"]
["Melaleuca quinquenervia","Paperbark Tea Tree, Coastal or Broad-Leaved Paperbark","C","25m","a","a","Many bird species, Flying foxes; Eastern Blossom Bat; Koala","Often in swampy areas, but will tolerate dry conditions. White papery bark.  Produces masses of brush flowers in autumn.  Excellent nectar producer"]
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["SHRUBS"]
["Acacia suaveolens ","Sweet Wattle","C/W ","2m",null,null,null,"Slender, erect shrub, sparsely branched, in sandy soils. Phyllodes alternate, glaucous, 13cm x 10mm. Fragrant flowers in clusters, 30mm, autumn to winter. Pods flattened, blue-grey, 4cm x 17mm"]
["Acacia ulicifolia","Prickly Moses","C","2m",null,null,null,"Tangly shrub, sandy soils. Phyllodes alternate, stiff, pointed, being slightly sharp. Ball flowers to 10mm, spring. Pods flat, curved"]
["Epacris microphylla subsp. microphylla","Coral Heath","W","2.4m",null,null,null,"Erect, few-branched shrub, wetter heath areas. Flowers in axils, autumn to spring"]
["Leptospermum liversidgei","Swamp May or Lemon-scented Tea Tree","W/Pi","3m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Does not thrive in dry conditions.  Masses of flowers in summer. Strongly lemon-scented when crushed"]
["Leptospermum semibaccatum","Wallum Tea Tree","W/Pi","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Slightly aromatic when crushed, fruits fleshy"]
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["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Abildgaardia vaginata",null,null,"0.4m","a",null,null,"Fine, sedge-like plant near creeks. Previoulsy Fimbristylis brownii"]
["Baumea arthrophylla","Twigrush",null,"1m","a",null,null,"Spreading sedge growing in swamps"]
["Baumea juncea","Bare Twig Rush",null,"2m","a",null,"Frogs, wetland birds","Stout, cylindrical leaves.  Nut 0.5cm"]
["Comesperma defoliatum","Fairies’ Wings","P","0.6m",null,null,null,"5mm 2-petalled mauve to bluish flowers"]
["Eleocharis difformis",null,null,"0.3m","a",null,null,"Endangered, fully submerged in water to about 5m deep. Recorded on NSI"]
["Eleocharis equisetina","Spike Rush",null,"1m","a",null,"Frogs","Erect, leafless sedge. Common in fresh water swamps"]
["Eleocharis sphacelata","Tall Spike Rush",null,"5m","a",null,"Frogs","Large clumping sedge. Grows in still waters around 5m deep"]
["Fimbristylis dichotoma","Common Fringe-Rush",null,"0.4m","a",null,null,"Reddish-brown spikelets. Shiny brown nuts"]
["Fimbristylis ferruginea","Fringe Rush",null,"0.65m","a",null,null,"Tufted herb"]
["Fimbristylis nutans","Fringe Rush",null,"0.5m","a",null,null,"Common, erect, multi-stemmed rush"]
["Fimbristylis pauciflora","Fringe Rush",null,"0.3m","a",null,null,"Fine, tufting sedge-like plant"]
["Fimbristylis polytrichoides","Fuzzy Rush",null,"0.2m","a",null,null,"Small tufted, sedge-like plant"]
["Gahnia clarkei","Tall Sawsedge","R/Br(fr)","2.5m","a",null,"Swordgrass Browns, Painted Sedge-skipper Butterfly","Shiny red brown fruits"]
["Gahnia sieberiana","Red-Fruited Sawsedge","R (fr)","3m","a",null,"Swordgrass Browns, Varied Sedge-skipper Butterfly","Tall sedge which produces tall heads of brown flowers"]
["Gleichenia mendellii","Coastal Coral Fern",null,"1m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals, frogs","Fronds are silvery white and usually found of coastal sands"]
["Juncus kraussii","Sea Rush",null,"1m","a",null,null,"Leaves with sharp points"]
["Lepironia articulata","Grey Rush",null,"2.5m","a",null,"Frogs, wetland birds","Common and widespread perennial clumping sedge with blue green foliage"]
["Philydrum lanuginosum","Woolly Frogmouth","Y","1.2m","a",null,null,"Fleshly leaved sedge on edges of ponds and still, shallow water"]
["Phragmites australis","Common Reed or Ruhr","G/Pu/Br/W","3m","a",null,null,"Erect reed, forming dense colonies in or near swamps and creeks. Flowers in a feathery plume, green to purplish-brown, aging to white"]
["Typha domingensis","Bulrush or Cumbungi",null,"4m","a",null,"Wetland birds","Vigorous, rhizomatous aquatic reed to 4m. Similar to T. domingensis but with narrower leaves and flower spikes and less common"]
["Typha orientalis","Bulrush or Cumbungi",null,"3m","a",null,"Wetland birds","Vigorous, rhizomatous aquatic reed to 3m, in water up to 1.5m deep. White, fleshy edible leaf bases"]
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["HERBACEOUS "]
["Centella asiatica","Pennywort",null,"0.1m","a",null,null,"Creeping herb with insignificant flowers"]
["Drosera binata","Fork-Leaved Sundew","W","1m","a",null,null,"Reddish insectivorous herb "]
["Hibbertia salicifolia","Guinea Flower","Y","0.75m",null,null,null,"Lax-stemmed plant, wet loving, usually indicator of wet heath"]
["Ludwigia octovalvis","Water Primrose","Y","2m","a",null,null,"Can become a weed in some areas"]
["Persicaria attenuata","A Smartweed","W","1m","a",null,null,"Upright herbaceous plant on edges of lagoons and swamps"]
["Persicaria decipiens","Slender Knotweed","Pi","1m","a",null,null,"Upright plant, in wet areas. Small spikes of pink flowers, most of the year"]
["Persicaria elatior","A Smartweed","Pi","1.5m","a",null,null,"Vulnerable shrub, in coastal swamps. 3mm pink flowers in narrow spikes, summer and autumn"]
["Persicaria orientalis","Prince’s Feather","Pi","2m","a",null,null,"Shrub, in swamps and along watercourses. 3mm flowers in spikes, summer"]
["Persicaria strigosa","Prickly Smartweed","W","0.11m","a",null,null,"Sprawling, prickly herb in swamps"]
["Philydrum lanuginosum","Woolly Frogmouth","Y","1.2m","a",null,null,"Fleshly leaved sedge on edges of ponds and still, shallow water"]
["Sprengelia sprengelioides","Sprengelia","W","1m","a",null,null,"Slender upright shrub, usually in wet heath. 15mm white flowers in leaf axils, winter to spring"]
["Triglochin procerum","Water Ribbons",null,"3m","a",null,"Frogs","Robust aquatic herbaceous plant with erect or floating leaves. Similar to T. multifructum"]
["Triglochin striatum","Streaked Arrow Grass",null,"0.5m","a",null,"Frogs","Erect sedge arising in tufts from swollen rootstock in saline swamps and along riverbanks. Cylindrical leaves"]
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["FERNS"]
["Blechnum indicum","Bungwall",null,"2m","a",null,"Bandicoots; wallabies; frogs","Prefers to grow in water. New fronds prink to bronze. Creeping rhizomes"]
["Gleichenia dicarpa","Pouched Coral Fern",null,"2m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals, frogs","Dense, thicket-forming fern. "]
["Pteridium esculentum","Bracken",null,"2m",null,null,"Northern Brown Bandicoot, Swamp and red-necked wallaby","Stiff, erect fern, spreading by hairy underground rhizome, often forming thickets on well-drained soils. Widespread "]

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["Regional Ecosystem: 12.2.16 \n\nDescription:  Sand blows largely devoid of vegetation. Sand blows on large sand islands.\n\nShort description:  Sand blows largely devoid of vegetation\n\nLocal status:  Critically limited within the Redlands Coast"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover: Trees 0%, Shrubs 0%, Other 100%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","KOALA \nFOOD TREE","Fauna","Notes"]
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["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Spinifex sericeus","Hairy Spinifex",null,"0.3m",null,null,null,"Coarse, robust grass covering extensive areas on beaches and frontal dunes. Forms \"tumbleweed\" type seed capsules that are transported by wind. May be referred to as S. hirsutus"]
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["HERBACEOUS "]
["Carpobrotus glaucescens ","Coastal Pigface","Pi ","0.1m",null,null,"birds and wallabies","Sand binding succulent ground cover. Produces large flowers throughout the year"]
["Sesuvium portulacastrum","Sea Purslane","P","0.3m","a",null,null,"Succulent, mat-forming herb, rooting at nodes, found in sandy areas and saltmarshes"]
["Tetragonia tetragonioides","New Zealand Spinach or Warrigal Greens","Y","0.3m","a",null,"Native rats","Succulent herbaceous prostrate or scrambling shrub in tidal and poorly-drained sites. Bright green salt tolerant groundcover with edible leaves when cooked. Forshore"]
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["VINES"]
["Ipomoaea pes-caprae","Goats Foot Morning Glory Vine","Pi ",null,null,null,null,"Rampant sand binding creeper with large leaves.  Produces large trumpet shaped flowers"]

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["Regional Ecosystem:  12.3.1\n\nDescription:  Complex to simple notophyll vine forest. Waterhousea floribunda is predominant fringing stream channels. Other species can include Cryptocarya hypospodia, C. obovata, C. triplinervis, Argyrodendron trifoliolatum, Ficus coronata, F. fraseri, F. macrophylla forma macrophylla, Aphananthe philippinensis, Elaeocarpus grandis, Grevillea robusta, Castanospermum australe and Syzygium francisii. Ficus racemosa and Nauclea orientalis in north of bioregion. Eucalyptus spp. emergents (e.g. E. grandis) and Araucaria cunninghamii; less commonly Agathis robusta may also be present. Occurs on Quaternary alluvial plains and channels.\n\nShort description:  Gallery rainforest (notophyll vine forest) on alluvial plains\n\nLocal status:  Critically limited within the Redlands Coast"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover: Trees 25%, Shrubs 15%, Other 60%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","KOALA \nFOOD TREE","Fauna","Notes"]
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["TREES"]
["Acacia bakeri  ","Marblewood","C","40m","a",null,null,"Uncommon large wattle with weeping foliage and red new growth. Grows in wet sclerophyll and rainforest remnant areas. "]
["Acacia concurrens","Black Wattle","Y","8m",null,null,"Bees; parrots,pigeons; doves","Dense tree in open forest. Perfumed flower spikes to 10cm, winter to spring. Pods curved or twisted to flattened. Similar to A. leiocalyx"]
["Acacia disparrima","Short Hickory Wattle","Y ","3-11m",null,null,"Bees; parrots; Fiery Jewel, Blue Jewel, Short-tailed Line-Blue, Small Purple Line-blue, Double Purple Line-blue, Glistening Blue, Wattle Blue Butterfly","Shrub to small, quick growing tree. Prolific flowers in March"]
["Acacia fimbriata var. perangusta","Brisbane Wattle or Fringed Wattle","Y","5m",null,null,"King Parrot; Crimson Rosella; Imperial Hairstreak Butterfly caterpillar; Hymenoptera","Shrub or small tree, mainly in moister areas. Phyllodes alternate, 8cm x 5mm. Perfumed ball flowers to 8mm, winter to spring. Pods flattish, 10cm x 8mm. A. perangusta is now recognised as a form of this species"]
["Acacia maidenii","Maiden’s Wattle","Y","15m",null,null,null,"Fertile, well-drained soils. Phyllodes alternate, dark green, 18cm x 22mm, 1-5 longitudinal veins. Flowers in axillary spikes, 6cm, autumn to spring. Pods leathery, 15cm x 5mm."]
["Allocasuarina torulosa","Forest Oak","B(fr)","10m",null,null,"Glossy Black Cockatoos, woodland birds","Weeping foliage, can turn purplish in colour, corky bark. Woody cone fruit, 4cm x 30mm"]
["Alphitonia excelsa","Red Ash or Soap Tree","B(fr)","15m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds","Common and hardy shrub to tree. Strong smelling greenish-cream flowers, attractive grey bark and silver foliage"]
["Angophora woodsiana","Smudgee","C","15m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Large foliage and fruit. Profuse flowers "]
["Aphananthe philippinensis","Rough-Leaved Elm","B(fr)","20m","a",null,null,"Stiff , sandpapery leaves"]
["Araucaria cunninghamii ","Hoop Pine ","G (fr)","50m",null,null,null,"Large stately tree pyramid shaped, prickly foliage "]
["Archontophoenix cunninghamiana","Bangalow or Piccabeen Palm","R(fr)","25m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds (e.g. fruit-doves, Figbird, Oriole); Flying-foxes","Tall palm prefers shelter especially from salt winds  "]
["Beilschmiedia elliptica","Grey Walnut","C(fl) Bk(fr)","30m",null,null,null,"Tree. Leaves alternate, greyish satin sheen on upper surface. Black fruits"]
["Castanospermum australe","Black Bean or Moreton Bay Chestnut","W","35m","a",null,"Rainbow Lorikeet; Scaly-breasted Lorikeet; Noisy and Little Friarbird; Blue-faced, Mangrove and White-cheeked Honeyeaters; possums and bats; Common Pencilled-blue Butterfly caterpillar","Tall tree, often along watercourses. Flowers in racemes, to 3cm, spring to summer, favoured by nectar-feeding birds. Woody, hairless seed pods to 25cm x 5cm, with 2 to 5 large seeds poisonous to livestock and humans"]
["Commersonia bartramia","Brown Kurrajong","W","20m",null,null,"Coral Jewel Butterfly caterpillar","Good shade tree"]
["Corymbia citriodora","Spotted Gum","C","40m",null,"a","Flying-foxes, Koala, Greater Glider; possums and gliders; many bird species; bees and insects","Attractive mottled pink/grey/green bark"]
["Corymbia intermedia","Pink Bloodwood","C ","35m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Tree rough tessellated bark, prolific flowerer"]
["Corymbia trachyphloia","Brown Bloodwood","C","25m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Smooth bark on finer brances. Leaves dark green above, much paler below. Flowers summer to autumn"]
["Cryptocarya obovata","Pepperberry","B(fr)","30m",null,null,null,"Leaves glossy and glaborous above, whitish and waxy below. 2mm cream flowers spring to summer"]
["Cryptocarya triplinervis","Three-veined Laurel","Y","10m",null,null,null,"Small to medium bushy tree in rainforest remnants, including littoral rainforest. Hairy branchlets with glossy leaves"]
["Diploglottis australis","Native Tamarind","Br (fl) Br (fr)","35m",null,null,null,"4-petalled flowers, large panicles, spring. 2 or 3-lobed seed capsules to 15mm, with 2 or three brown seeds enclosed in sour, edible orange aril"]
["Elaeocarpus grandis","Blue Quandong","P","35m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; parrots; honeyeaters; Eastern Tube-nosed Bat; Bright Cornelian Butterfly ","Tall tree with attractive changing coloured foliage. Large blue fruit edible"]
["Endiandra discolor","Rose Walnut","B(fr)","40m",null,null,null,"Buttressed tree; greenish perfumed flower"]
["Eucalyptus acmenoides ","White Mahogany","W","40m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; Flying-foxes; possums and gliders; bees; Coral Jewel Butterfly","Finely fibrous, light grey-brown bark, slghtly furrowed, stringy. Woody seed capsules wineglass or cup-shaped. Previously E. triantha, similar to E. helidonica"]
["Eucalyptus carnea","Broad-leaved  White Mahogany","W","25m",null,"a","Honeyeaters; Koala; Greater Glider; possums and gliders; bees","Moderately dense canopy. Light grey-brown, fribrous stringy bark. Crown of tree bluish-grey. Previously E. umbra subsp. Carnea. "]
["Eucalyptus crebra ","Narrow-Leaved Red Ironbark","W","25m",null,"a","Honeyeaters; Koala; Flying-foxes; possums and gliders; bees; Coral Jewel Butterfly","Fine, fairly open canopy. Bark dark grey or almost black; rough deeply furrowed; very hard ironbark. Woody seed capsules shortened egg-shaped to cup-shaped. Often grows with Corymbia citriodora. Similar to E. siderophloia. "]
["Eucalyptus fibrosa ","Broad-Leaved Red Ironbark","W","30m",null,"a","Honeyeaters; Koala; Flying-foxes; possums and gliders; bees; Coral Jewel Butterfly","Bark hard, black, deeply furrowed, except small branches may be smooth. Woody seed capsules. "]
["Eucalyptus microcorys","Tallowood","C","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Prolific flowers. Fertile slopes, alluvial flats and in gullies that may have supported a community of dry rainforest species in past. Red-brown bark softly fibrous"]
["Eucalyptus propinqua","Small Fruited Grey Gum","W","40m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; yellow-bellied glider; bees","Moderately dense, spreading and drooping canopy. Smooth light grey bark with darker grey-brown patches; orange when exposed. Small woody capsule, hemispherical to top-shaped"]
["Eucalyptus siderophloia","Grey Ironbark","W","30m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Greater Glider; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Sometimes drooping, moderately dense canopy. Hard rough, dark grey to nearly black ironbark; furrowed. Woody seed capsules top-shaped. Previously E. drepanophylla. Similar to E. crebra "]
["Eucalyptus tereticornis","Blue Gum or Forest Red Gum","C ","45m","a","a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; greater glider; other possums and gliders; bees","Moderately dense, sometimes drooping canopy. Smooth often shiny bark. One of most common eucalypts in region."]
["Ficus coronata","Creek Sandpaper Fig",null,"15m","a",null,"Fruit-eating birds; Common Crow and Purple Moonbeam Butterfly caterpillars","Small to medium tree. Produces large sandpapery leaves. Fruit sweet, edible if hairs removed "]
["Ficus fraseri","Sandpaper Fig","Y(fr)","18m",null,null,null,"Sometimes decidiuous. Slightly milky sap; sandpapery leaves; rough ovoid fruit. Esible"]
["Ficus macrophylla","Moreton Bay Fig","O/P(fr)","50m",null,null,"Many rainforest bird species","Large tree with spreading canopy, large leaves and wide buttresses. Edible fruit"]
["Ficus obliqua ","Small Leafed Fig","Y(fr)","40m",null,null,"Many rainforest bird species","Large strangling fig. Massive trunk of coalesced roots, buttressed at base, milky sap"]
["Flindersia australis","Crow’s Ash","W","30m",null,null,"White Cockatoos; Wonga Pigeon; Orchard Swallowtail Butterfly caterpillar","Brown scaly bark. Woody brown capsule with stout, blunt prickles. Similar to F. bennettiana "]
["Flindersia bennettiana","Bennett’s Ash","W","30m",null,null,"Orchard Swallowtail Butterfly caterpillar","Trunk straight and cylindrical, without prominent buttresses. Bark grey and wrinkled. Similar to F. ausralis "]
["Flindersia schottiana","Bumpy Ash or Cudgerie","W","40m",null,null,null,"Open tree. Bark smooth, pale. Perfumed"]
["Glochidion ferdinandii","Cheese Tree","G/Y(fl)G/R(fr)","25m","a",null,"Many bird species","Trunk crooked and flanged; bark dark brown. Fast growing. Fruit resembles small pumpkin"]
["Glochidion sumatranum","Buttonwood or Umbrella Cheese Tree","G/Y(fl)G/R(fr)","10m","a",null,"Many bird species","Green to red cheese shaped fruits. Fast growing. Has umbrella shaped foliage"]
["Gmelina leichardtii","White Beech","P W (fl) P(fr)","40m",null,null,null,"Excellent Shade tree that is semi deciduous"]
["Grevillea robusta","Silky Oak","Y/O(fl)","35m",null,null,"Many bird species, honeyeaters; flying foxes","Tall ornamental tree, develops pyramidal shape, fern-like foliage. Excellent specimen tree for large gardens or parks"]
["Guioa semiglauca","Wild Quince","C","15m",null,null,null,"Dark-green leaves with grey undersides  "]
["Harpullia hilli  ","Blunt-Leaved Tulip","W (fl) O(fr)","20m",null,null,null,"Bell shaped flowers"]
["Jagera pseudorhus","Foam Bark Tree or Fern Tree","Y","15m","a",null,"Many bird species","Hardy, ornamental tree with Irritable hairs on fruit – should not be handled without gloves or over walkways"]
["Lophostemon confertus","Brush Box","W","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Tall tree with attractive brown bark. One of the most widely distributed plant species in the Redlands"]
["Mallotus philippensis","Red Kamala","R","25m",null,null,"Mallotus Harlequin Bug","Dense green foliage. Red dye known as 'kamala' made from powdery covering on fruit"]
["Melaleuca salicina","Willow Bottlebrush","Y","15m","a",null,"Honeyeaters; bees and insects","Papery bark; new growth red tips. Formerly Callistemon salignus"]
["Melia azederach ","White Cedar","W/P(fl) Y (fr)","15m",null,null,null,"Deciduous; poisonous yellow berries"]
["Myrsine variabilis","Muttonwood","C(fl), P(fr)","12m",null,null,null,"Glossy green foliage. Also Rapanea variabilis"]
["Neolitsea dealbata","White Bolly Gum","C(fl) Bl(fr)","12m",null,null,null,"White backed leaves when young, rounded crown"]
["Pentaceras australis","Penta Ash","W","18m",null,null,null,"Often in regrowth areas. Perfumed white 5-petalled flowers to 7mm"]
["Petalostigma pubescens","Quinine Bush or Bitter Bark","Y/G(fl) Y/R(fr)","6m",null,null,"Cooper Jewel Butterfly caterpillar","Common shrub or small tree, in sandy soils. Dioecious. Similar to P. triloculare"]
["Polyscias elegans","Celery Wood","B(fr)","20m",null,null,"Rainforest birds; caterpillar of Dark Pencilled-blue Butterfly","Umbrella shaped crown, narrow canopy palm like in outline "]
["Schizomeria ovata","White Birch, White Cherry or Crab Apple","W(fl fr)","15m","a",null,null,"Shrub or tree, of wetter rainforests and wet eucalypt forests. Panicles of white, 5mm, 5-petalled flowers, spring. 15mm edible white fruit"]
["Sloanea woollsii ","Yellow  Carabeen, Maiden's Bush or Blush Alder","W","50m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; honeyeaters","Tall rainforest tree, with prominent plank buttresses at trunk base. Ovoid, softly spiky seed capsules"]
["Stenocarpus sinuatus","Wheel of Fire ","R","30m",null,null,"Honeyeaters","Narrow rainforest tree. Spectacular, spoked wheel-like flower umbels to 10cm, summer to autumn. Woody seed capsules, seeds winged"]
["Sterculia quadrifida","Peanut Tree","Y(fl) Y/R(fr)","18m",null,null,null,"Attractive large fruits with orange centres and edible black seeds (when skin is removed)"]
["Synoum glandulosum","Scentless Rosewood","W/Pi(fl) R(fr)","18m","a",null,"Fruit pigeons, bowerbirds","Tree, often in understorey of wet eucalypt forests. Lightly perfumed white or pale pink 4-petalled flowers. 2 or 3-lobed red fruit to 20mm"]
["Syzgium leuhmanii","Riberry","W(fl) R(fr)","30m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds","Masses of pear-shaped fruit. Bright pink new leaves"]
["Syzygium oleosum","Blue Lillipilli","W(fl) Pu/B(fr)","12m","a",null,"Ringtail Possum, fruit-eating birds","Rainforest tree. Leaves aromatic when crushed. White flowers spring to summer. Edible, spherical fruit to 20mm."]
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["SHRUBS"]
["Acacia falcata ","Sickle-Leaved Wattle","C/W","4m",null,null,null,"Upright tree on stony soils in open eucalypt forest. Phyllodes alternate, falcate, 20cm x 4cm. 8mm flowerheads, autumn to winter. Pods flat, straight, 10cm x 8mm"]
["Acacia ulicifolia","Prickly Moses","C","2m",null,null,null,"Tangly shrub, sandy soils. Phyllodes alternate, stiff, pointed, being slightly sharp. Ball flowers to 10mm, spring. Pods flat, curved"]
["Alchornea ilicifolia","Native Holly","G(fr)","6m",null,null,null,"Shiny holly leaves, reddish new growth"]
["Alectryon connatus","Small Leaf Alectryon","GY(fr)R(fr)","6m",null,null,"Many bird species","Fruit with edible red seed covering"]
["Alyxia ruscifolia","Chain Fruit","W(fl) O(fr)","4m",null,null,null,"Dark-green glossy leaves with sharp point"]
["Backhousia myrtifolia","Grey Myrtle","W(fl)","12m","a",null,null,"Aromatic leaves when crushed"]
["Breynia oblongifolia","Coffee Bush or Breynia","G(fl) Pi/R(fr)","3m",null,null,"Many bird species; Large Grass-yellow Butterfly caterpillars","Shrub, spreading, sparsely branched. Widespread, but uncommon. Sometimes planted as ornamental"]
["Bursaria spinosa","Black Thorn or Prickly Pine","C ","3m","a",null,"Eastern Spinebill; Fiery Copper and Bright Copper Butterfly caterpillars","Narrow, upright, thorny shrub, widespread. 5-petalled, scented flowers to 10mm. Seed capsule dry, flattened, to 10mm. Similar to B. incana "]
["Capparis arborea","Native Caper or Caper Bush","W/C(fl) G(fr)","5-8m",null,null,"Striated Pearl-white, Southern Pearl-white and Caper White Butterfly","Tree or climbing shrub to 5m (hairy-leaved form), or shrub or tree to 8m"]
["Carissa ovata","Currant Bush","W(fl) Pu/Bl(fr)","3m",null,null,"Many bird species; Common Crew Butterfly","Shrub, sometimes scrambling higher into trees. Milky sap. Leaves tipped with sharp point, paired spines between leaf bases. Fruit 1-1.5cm berry"]
["Clerodendrun floribundum ","Lolly Bush","W(fl)\nR/Bl(fr)","2-10m",null,null,"Fiery Jewel Butterfly","Attractive ornamental shrub to small tree with unusual red/black fruit and delicate tubular flowers"]
["Cordyline congesta","A Palm Lily","Pu(fl) R(fr)","4m",null,null,null,"Palm-like narrow, upright plan. Purplish flowers to 10mm in panicles"]
["Cordyline petiolaris","Broad-Leaved Palm Lily","W(fl)\nR(fr)","5m",null,null,null,"Erect plant with large leaves and tendrils of flowers and fruit"]
["Cordyline rubra","Red-Fruited Palm Lily","P(fl) R(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Forms sparse clumps of lowers and fruit on erect few stems. Lilac flowers. Globular"]
["Dianella caerulea","Blueberry Lily or Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl) P(fr)","1m",null,null,"Lewin's Honeyeater; Silvereyes","Clumping plant that spreads by suckers. Flowers on spike above foliage, all year."]
["Hibiscus heterophyllus","Native Rosella","Pi/Y","6m",null,null,null,"Quick-growing large shrub. Showy flowers and prickly stems. "]
["Homalanthus nutans","Bleeding Heart","Gr","6m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds and pigeons","Quick growing bushy  shrub to small tree. Attractive red and green foliage"]
["Hovea acutifolia","Purple Pea Bush","Pu/W","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Upright shrub, in open shady forest"]
["Indigofera australis","Native Indigo","P","1.5m",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Open branched shrub. Occasionally white flowering forms, self propagates "]
["Leptospermum polygalifolium","Wild May or Tea Tree","W","4m",null,null,"Rosellas; Bees","Weeping open habit, in open forest and along creek banks. Flowers in profusion in late winter, aromatic when crushed"]
["Podolobium ilicifolium","Holly Pea","Y","3m",null,null,null,"Erect shrub with holly-like, pointed leaves. Mass of yellow flowers in spring. Grows in well drained sandy soils. Formally Oxylobium aciculiferum"]
["Petalostigma triloculare","Quinine Bush","Y(fl) O/R(fr)","5m",null,null,null,"Shrub, on stony or sandy soils. Small yellow flowers, summer to autumn"]
["Pittosporum revolutum","Forest Pittosporum ","Y(fl, fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Upright shrub. Lightly scented 5-petalled prolific flowers. Fruit rough, warty, 30mm many red-brown seeds"]
["Pultenaea retusa","Blunt-Leaved Pea","Y","2m","a",null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub along creek lines and in moister areas. 7mm flowers in dense terminal heads, winter to spring. Pods flattened, to 7mm"]
["Pultenaea villosa","Hairy Pea Bush","Y","2m",null,null,"Fringed Heath-blue Butterfly and other butterflies","Common hairy shrub, often with brownish appearance, branchlets often drooping. Flowers winter to summer. Quick growing"]
["Solanum stelligerum","Devil’s Needles","Pu/M(fl) R(fr)","1.5m",null,null,null,"Sparsely branched shrub in dry or stony soils. Plants sucker, often forming small colonies. Round, succulent, non-edible 8mm red fruits"]
["Trema tomentosa","Poison Peach","G/W(fl) Bk(fr)","5m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds and pigeons","Woody shrub, in moister, open forest and edges of vine scrub. Fruit black, to 3mm. Hardy, quick growing"]
["Trochocarpa laurina","Tree Heath","W(fl)\nBl(fr)","10m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds and pigeons","Bush shrub to straggly tree with new pink growth and clusters of small flowers and small fruit"]
["Westringia eremicola","Native Westringia","W/Pi/M","1.5m",null,null,null,"Erect, open shrub, in stony soils and sunny, open places. 6mm flowers, spring to summer"]
["Wilkiea huegeliana","Veiny Wilkiea","C/W/Y(fl) Bk(fr)","6m",null,null,null,"Shrub or small tree. Stems hairless or silky-hairy. Perfumed, 10m, flowers. Ovoid black fruit to 16mm long"]
["Xanthorrhoea macronema","Bottle Brush Grass Tree","W","1m",null,null,null,"Trunkless grass-like, on moist, rocky slopes. Leaves rounded or wedge shaped. "]
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["HERBACEOUS PLANTS"]
["Alpinia caerulea","Native Ginger","W(fl) P(fr)","2m",null,null,null,"Clumping, erect, large-leaved herb. Edible roots. Prefers sheltered sites"]
["Aneilema acuminatum",null,"W","0.45m","a",null,null,"Sprawling herb with delicate white flowers most of year"]
["Commelina diffusa ","Native Wandering Jew","P ","0.75m",null,null,null,"Weak-stemmed herb. Delicate 3-petalled blue flowers to 25mm, spring to autumn"]
["Dianella caerulea","Blueberry Lily or Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl) P(fr)","1m",null,null,"Lewin's Honeyeater; Silvereyes","Clumping plant that spreads by suckers. Flowers on spike above foliage, all year."]
["Goodenia rotundifolia ","Star Goodenia","Y ","0.3m",null,null,null,"Yellow flowers with purple throat"]
["Gymnostachys anceps","Settler’s Flax","Br","2m",null,null,null,"Slender grass like plant"]
["Hedraianthera porphyropetala","Hedraianthera","R(fl) G/Br(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Shrub, branchlets slightly zig zag. Oblong green to brown fruit"]
["Lomandra hystrix","Creek Mat Rush","C","1m","a",null,null,"Large clumping plant. Suitable for wet areas"]
["Peperomia blanda","Peperomia","W","0.3m",null,null,null,"Erect semi-succulent herb, often forming clumps on boulders or rock outcrops with ferns"]
["Plectranthus parviflorus","Native Coleus","M/Pu","0.7m",null,null,null,"Herb with tuberous base"]
["Pollia crispata",null,"W","1m ",null,null,null,"Scrambling herb with ascending stems to 1m tall, in moister areas"]
["Pseuderanthemum variabile","Love Flower","W/Pi","0.3m",null,null,null,"Sparsely branched plant with either white, pink or mauve flowers"]
["Tylophora paniculata","Thin-leaved Tylophora","C/G","4m",null,null,null,"Uncommon slender twiner with clear sap. Perfumed, creamy-green flowers"]
["Hippocratea barbata","Knot Vine","Y",null,null,null,null,"Woody vine, often in drier rainforests. Spirals, coils and knot-like bends around supporting plants"]
["Melodinus australis","Melodinus","Y or O(fl), O or R(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Woody, climbing vine with twining stems. Sap milky. Highly perfumed flowers, summer to autumn"]
["Morinda jasminoides","Morinda","Y/W(fl) O(fr)",null,null,null,"Many bird species","Woody climber or scrambling shrub-like plan. Lumpy orange fruit to 15mm"]
["Pandorea pandorana","Wonga Vine","W/Pi",null,null,null,null,"Vigorous vine. 20mm whitish to pale pink flowers. Inflated seed capsules"]
["Parsonsia straminea","Monkey Rope Vine","W/Br/Pi",null,null,null,"Ringtail possum, nesting birds, common crow butterfly","Robust twining vine, common in poorly drained areas, can become weed-like. Scented white to brownish or pinkish 5-petalled flowers. Woody, cigar-shaped fruit to 16cm"]
["Ripogonum album","White Supplejack","W(fr) B(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Vigorous prickly climber. Leaves opposite, alternate or more usually in threes, to 17cm. Similar to to R. brevifolium"]
["Pleogyne australis","Pleogyne","C(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Hairy stems and leaves"]
["Smilax australis","Barbed-wire Vine","W(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; Bright Forest-blue, Coral Jewel, Fiery Jewel Butterfly","Vigorous vine with bright green leaves and small spines. Lightly fragrant, white flowers in clusters all year. Globose, black fruit"]
["Stephania japonica","Tape Vine","Y(fl)",null,null,null,null,"Light climber with thin wiry stems. Clusters of small yellow flowers, spring to summer. Common beach dunes and headlands"]
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["FERNS"]
["Adiantum diaphanum","Filmy Maiden Hair ",null,"0.3m",null,null,null,"Delicate and drooping appearance"]
["Adiantum hispidulum","Rough Maiden Hair",null,"0.2m",null,null,null,"Delicate fan shaped fronds. Young fronds are pink"]
["Asplenium australasicum","Birds Nest Fern or Crows Nest Fern",null,"2m",null,null,null,"Common epiphytic fern of shady areas. Erect stiff fronds 2m x 20cm, forming regular rosette. Often growing like an ephiphyte"]
["Blechnum cartilagineum","Gristle Fern",null,"1m","a",null,null,"Hardy, spreading fern"]
["Blechnum indicum","Bungwall",null,"2m","a",null,"Bandicoots; wallabies; frogs","Prefers to grow in water. New fronds prink to bronze. Creeping rhizomes"]
["Calochlaena dubia","Soft Bracken",null,"4m","a",null,null,"Grows in dense thickets"]
["Christella dentata","Binung",null,"1m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals","Tufting fern. Brown spores on back of fertile fronds"]
["Cyathea cooperi","Scaly Treefern, Coin-spot Treefern, Straw Treefern",null,"12m","a",null,null,"Large attractive fern, hardy and adaptable preferring moist and sheltered areas. Shed fronds leave oval scars on trunk"]
["Doodia aspera","Rasp Fern",null,"0.6m",null,null,null,"Dark-green erect fronds"]
["Drynaria rigidula","Basket Fern",null,"1m",null,null,"Carpet python","Epiphytic fern forming dense clumps on rocks or trees in sunny positions"]
["Histiopteris incisa","Bats Wing Fern",null,"1.5m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals","Thicket forming fern in shelter, moist sites "]
["Lastreopsis decomposita","Trim Shield-fern",null,"0.9m",null,null,null,"Rhizome short-creeping, thick, covered with brown scales. Similar to L. microsora subsp. microsora "]
["Microsorum scandens","Fragrant Fern",null,"0.4m",null,null,null,"Scrambling fern, climbing up tree trunks and rocks, often forming dense patches"]
["Pellaea falcata","Sickle Fern",null,"1m",null,null,null,"Rhizome long-creeping, fronds 37 to 105cm long. Larger, more robust and uncommon than similar P. falcata"]
["Platycerium bifurcatum","Elkhorn",null,"0.9m",null,null,null,"Epiphytic fern, occasionally on rocks. Rounded sterile basal fronds to 45cm diameter."]
["Platycerium superbum","Staghorn",null,"2m",null,null,null,"Epiphytic or lithophytic fern. Rounded sterile basal fronds to 60cm diameter. Grows intrees, on rocks or on ground"]
["Pyrrosia rupestris","Rock Felt Fern",null,"0.1m","a",null,null,"Climbing fern clinging to tree trunks and boulders in moister areas. Similar to P. confluens but with sterile fronds rounded, to 4cm diameter"]
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["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Cymbopogon refractus","Barb-Wire Grass",null,"1m",null,null,null,"Flowers appear like clusters of barbed wire, Blue green foliage and red stems. Light lemon scent when crushed"]
["Cyperus enervis ","Cyperus Sedge",null,"0.3m","a",null,null,"Slender tussocks"]
["Cyperus polystachyos","Bunchy Sedge",null,"0.6m","a",null,null,"Common, creeping, erect. Dense heads of flower to 6cm long"]
["Cyperus tetraphyllus","Rainforest sedge",null,"0.5m","a",null,null,"Tufting sedge in, or near ranforest remnants"]
["Fimbristylis dichotoma","Common Fringe-Rush",null,"0.4m","a",null,null,"Reddish-brown spikelets. Shiny brown nuts"]
["Gahnia aspera","Red Fruited Sawsedge","Bk/Br(fl) R/Br(fr)","0.65m",null,null,"Pied Currawong, Brown Cuckoo-dove; caterpillars of Spotted, Flame and Varied Sedge-Skippers and Green Darter Butterflies","Tough leaves with razor sharp edges. Clumping, in dry areas"]
["Microlaena stipoides","Weeping Grass",null,"0.7m",null,null,"Finches; kangaroos and wallabies","Tufted perennial grass, slender weeping seed hads. Prostrate to erect habit"]
["Oplismenus aemulus","Creeping Beard Grass or Basket Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Orange Bushbrown, Wonder Brown, Lilac Grass-skipper, White-brand Grass-skipper","Trailing grass which roots at nodes, oval leaves. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Ottochloa gracillima","Graceful Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Brown Ringlet, Wonder Brown, lilac Grass-skipper and White-brand Grass Skipper Butterflies ","Slender grass in shady places. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Themeda triandra","Kangaroo Grass",null,"0.6m",null,null,"Eastern-grey Kangaroo; Evening Brown, Orange Ringlet, Ringed Xenica and Common Brown, Shouldered Brown, Ringed Xenica, Dingy Ringlet Butterflies","Common, erect, tufting grass, often a dominant species in open, well-drained positions. Benefits from annual prune "]

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["Regional Ecosystem:  12.3.5\n\nDescription:  Melaleuca quinquenervia open-forest to woodland. Understorey depends upon duration of water logging; sedges and ferns, especially Blechnum indicum, in wetter microhabitats and grasses and shrubs in drier microhabitats. Ground layer species include the grasses Leersia hexandra and Imperata cylindrica, the sedges/rushes, Baumea rubiginosa, Gahnia sieberiana, Lepironia articulata, Schoenus brevifolius and Schoenus scabripes and the ferns Lygodium microphyllum and Stenochlaena palustris. Other tree species that may be present as scattered individuals or clumps include Lophostemon suaveolens, Eucalyptus robusta, E. tereticornis, E. bancroftii, E. latisinensis, Corymbia intermedia, Melaleuca salignus, Livistonia australis, Casuarina glauca, Endiandra sieberi. Melastoma malabathricum subsp. malabathricum, Glochidion sumatranum and Melicope elleryana are often in understorey. Occurs on Quaternary alluvial plains in coastal areas.\n\nShort description:  Melaleuca quinquenervia open forest on coastal alluvium"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover: Trees 25%, Shrubs 15%, Other 60%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","KOALA \nFOOD TREE","Fauna","Notes"]
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["TREES"]
["Acacia disparrima","Short Hickory Wattle","Y ","3-11m",null,null,"Bees; parrots; Fiery Jewel, Blue Jewel, Short-tailed Line-Blue, Small Purple Line-blue, Double Purple Line-blue, Glistening Blue, Wattle Blue Butterfly","Shrub to small, quick growing tree. Prolific flowers in March"]
["Acacia leiocalyx","Early Black Wattle","Y","8m",null,null,"Bees; parrots,pigeons; doves","Common, hardy, dense tree in open forest. Perfumed flower spikes, 10cm, winter to spring. Pods curved or twisted, thick, to flattened. Similar to A. concurrens "]
["Acacia maidenii","Maiden’s Wattle","Y","15m",null,null,null,"Fertile, well-drained soils. Phyllodes alternate, dark green, 18cm x 22mm, 1-5 longitudinal veins. Flowers in axillary spikes, 6cm, autumn to spring. Pods leathery, 15cm x 5mm."]
["Acacia melanoxylon","Blackwood","C","15m",null,null,null,"Fertile soils in moister areas. Phyllodes alternate, 14cm x 30mm. Ball flowers to 10mm, most of year. Pods twisted or curled, slightly flattened, 12cm x 8mm. "]
["Allocasuarina littoralis","Black She-Oak","R","6m",null,null,"Glossy Black Cockatoos","Widespread in open forest on well-drained soils, often in stands. Cones 25mm x 15mm. Male, female plants"]
["Alphitonia excelsa","Red Ash or Soap Tree","B(fr)","15m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds","Common and hardy shrub to tree. Strong smelling greenish-cream flowers, attractive grey bark and silver foliage"]
["Angophora leiocarpa","Smooth Barked Apple","W","30m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Interesting branch habit, pink or reddish smooth bark"]
["Angophora woodsiana","Smudgee","C","15m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Large foliage and fruit. Profuse flowers "]
["Casuarina glauca","Swamp Oak","R","20m","a",null,"Parrots; coastal woodland birds","Weeping foliage, can turn purplish in colour, corky bark. Foreshores."]
["Commersonia bartramia","Brown Kurrajong","W","20m",null,null,"Coral Jewel Butterfly caterpillar","Good shade tree"]
["Corymbia intermedia","Pink Bloodwood","C ","35m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Tree rough tessellated bark, prolific flowerer"]
["Elaeocarpus obovatus","Hard Quandong","W (fl) Bl (fr)","30m",null,null,"Many bird species","Dense tree, often along watercourses. Perfumed flowers. Oblong fruit"]
["Endiandra sieberi","Hard Corkwood","B(fr)","35m",null,null,null,"Fissured corky bark"]
["Eucalyptus carnea","Broad-leaved  White Mahogany","W","25m",null,"a","Honeyeaters; Koala; Greater Glider; possums and gliders; bees","Moderately dense canopy. Light grey-brown, fribrous stringy bark. Crown of tree bluish-grey. Previously E. umbra subsp. Carnea. "]
["Eucalyptus racemosa","Scribbly Gum","W","20m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; greater glider; other possums and gliders; bees","Erect or crooked; characteristic insect larvae (Endoxylon cinera) 'scribbles' on trunk. Smooth, shiny bark varies white to whitish or silvey-grey. Woody seed capsules hemispherical to pear-shaped. Previously E. signata"]
["Eucalyptus robusta","Swamp Mahogany","C ","10-45m",null,"a","Gliders, possums;  flying-foxes; honeyeaters; Koala; parrots and lorrikeets; butterflies; bees ","Moderately dense spreading and drooping canopy. Bark grey-brown; slightly furrowed; fibrous and stringy. Woody seed capsules cup-shaped to hemispherial"]
["Eucalyptus seeana","Narrow-Leaved Red Gum","C","30m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; Yellow-bellied Glider; Greater Glilder; other possums and gliders; bees","Often crooked.  Fine, open, drooping canopy. Grey to brownish-grey smooth bark. Woody seed capsules top-shaped to hemispherical. Similar bark to E. major and E. terticornis. "]
["Eucalyptus tereticornis","Blue Gum or Forest Red Gum","C ","45m","a","a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; greater glider; other possums and gliders; bees","Moderately dense, sometimes drooping canopy. Smooth often shiny bark. One of most common eucalypts in region."]
["Ficus coronata","Creek Sandpaper Fig",null,"15m","a",null,"Fruit-eating birds; Common Crow and Purple Moonbeam Butterfly caterpillars","Small to medium tree. Produces large sandpapery leaves. Fruit sweet, edible if hairs removed "]
["Ficus rubiginosa","Rock Fig","Y/R(fr)","30m",null,null,"Many rainforest bird species","Buttressed trunk and milky sap. Previously F. platypoda"]
["Flindersia australis","Crow’s Ash","W","30m",null,null,"White Cockatoos; Wonga Pigeon; Orchard Swallowtail Butterfly caterpillar","Brown scaly bark. Woody brown capsule with stout, blunt prickles. Similar to F. bennettiana "]
["Glochidion ferdinandii","Cheese Tree","G/Y(fl)G/R(fr)","25m","a",null,"Many bird species","Trunk crooked and flanged; bark dark brown. Fast growing. Fruit resembles small pumpkin"]
["Glochidion sumatranum","Buttonwood or Umbrella Cheese Tree","G/Y(fl)G/R(fr)","10m","a",null,"Many bird species","Green to red cheese shaped fruits. Fast growing. Has umbrella shaped foliage"]
["Jagera pseudorhus","Foam Bark Tree or Fern Tree","Y","15m","a",null,"Many bird species","Hardy, ornamental tree with Irritable hairs on fruit – should not be handled without gloves or over walkways"]
["Lophostemon confertus","Brush Box","W","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Tall tree with attractive brown bark. One of the most widely distributed plant species in the Redlands"]
["Lophostemon suaveolens","Swamp Box","W","25m","a","a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Flaky, stringy bark tree in swamps and wetter areas, flowers early summer. "]
["Macaranga tanarius","Macaranga","Y","6m",null,null,"Rainbow Lorikeet, Silvereye; Graceful Tree Frogs","Quick growing. dense spreading tree. Produces large rounded leaves"]
["Melaleuca quinquenervia","Paperbark Tea Tree, Coastal or Broad-Leaved Paperbark","C","25m","a","a","Many bird species, Flying foxes; Eastern Blossom Bat; Koala","Often in swampy areas, but will tolerate dry conditions. White papery bark.  Produces masses of brush flowers in autumn.  Excellent nectar producer"]
["Melicope elleryana","Pink Euodia or Pink Doughwood","P","25m",null,null,"Lorikeets and honeyeaters","Tree, common in coastal areas on sandy soils. Flowers in clusters in summer"]
["Syzygium australe","Brush Cherry or Creek Satinash","W(fl) R/Pi(fr)","15m","a",null,"Ringtail possum; fruit-eating birds","Tree, often along watercourses. Crushed leaves aromatic. Edible red or pink oblong fruit to 25mm"]
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["PALMS"]
["Archontophoenix cunninghamiana","Bangalow or Piccabeen Palm","R(fr)","25m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds (e.g. fruit-doves, Figbird, Oriole); Flying-foxes","Tall palm prefers shelter especially from salt winds  "]
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["SHRUBS"]
["Banksia robur","Swamp Banksia","Gr","3.5m","a",null,"Honeyeaters; possums and gliders; bees; butterflies","Produces large flowers laden with nectar from summer to winter. Naturally grows in moist, well-drained soils, but very hardy in cultivation"]
["Breynia oblongifolia","Coffee Bush or Breynia","G(fl) Pi/R(fr)","3m",null,null,"Many bird species; Large Grass-yellow Butterfly caterpillars","Shrub, spreading, sparsely branched. Widespread, but uncommon. Sometimes planted as ornamental"]
["Dodonaea triquetra","Forest Hop Bush","Gr(fl)\nP(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Produces attractive hop like fruit that are either lime-green or purple"]
["Gompholobium pinnatum","Poor Man’s Gold or Wedge Pea","Y","0.3m",null,null,null,"Weak-stemmed, often amongst grasses. Dark, inflated seed pods to 12mm long"]
["Hibbertia stricta","Guinea Flower","Y","0.6m",null,null,null,"Dense shrub that can flower most of the year. Well-drained soils"]
["Hibbertia vestita","A Guinea Flower","Y","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low or prostrate multi-stemmed shrub. Hardy, full sun or semi-shade "]
["Hibiscus diversifolius","Swamp Hibiscus","Y","2m",null,null,null,"Spreading prickly shrub "]
["Hovea acutifolia","Purple Pea Bush","Pu/W","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Upright shrub, in open shady forest"]
["Jacksonia scoparia","Dogwood","Y","3m",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Open, leafless, shrub on poor gravelly soils. Mass flowers in spring-summer"]
["Leptospermum polygalifolium","Wild May or Tea Tree","W","4m",null,null,"Rosellas; Bees","Weeping open habit, in open forest and along creek banks. Flowers in profusion in late winter, aromatic when crushed"]
["Lomatia silaifolia","Crinkle Bush or Wild Parsley","C","2m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; butterflies; bees","Grevillea-like flowers, clustered. Common shrub, in well-drained sandy soils"]
["Melaleuca nodosa","Prickly-Leaved Paperbark","C ","4m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Layered papery bark.  Produces a dense crown in wet areas.  A profusion of small fluffy flowers in spring  "]
["Melaleuca pachyphylla","Wallum Bottlebrush","R","1.5m","a",null,"Honeyeaters; small gliders; bees; butterflies","Produces bright red or green brushes in spring and often throughout the year.  Responds to pruning. Formerly Callistemon pachyphyllus"]
["Melastoma malabathricum subsp. malabathricum","Blue Tongue","Pi/P","2m","a",null,"Bees","Hardy shrub, but grows best in mooist areas. Responds to pruning. Edible fruit"]
["Persoonia cornifolia","Broad-leaved Geebung","Y","3m",null,null,"Brown Honeyeater, White-cheeked Honeyeater","Shrub, on well-drained soils. Succulent round or oblong fruits. Bark fairly smooth"]
["Petalostigma pubescens","Quinine Bush or Bitter Bark","Y/G(fl) Y/R(fr)","6m",null,null,"Cooper Jewel Butterfly caterpillar","Common shrub or small tree, in sandy soils. Dioecious. Similar to P. triloculare"]
["Pimelea linifolia","Rice Flower","W/Pi","1m",null,null,null,"Variable common shrub in sandy or heavier soils in open areas. White, sometimes pink. Poisonous to stock"]
["Pittosporum revolutum","Forest Pittosporum ","Y(fl, fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Upright shrub. Lightly scented 5-petalled prolific flowers. Fruit rough, warty, 30mm many red-brown seeds"]
["Rubus moluccana","Molucca Raspberry","Pi/W(fl) R(fr)","2m",null,null,"Many bird species; ground-dwelling animals","Vigorous and thorny. Var. moluccanus does not have deeply lobed leaves and flowers are white. Var. trilobus has pink flowers"]
["Wikstroemia indica","Bootlace Bark or Bushman’s Bootlace","G(fl) O/R(fr)","1.5m",null,null,null,"Twiggy shrub on margins of forests. Poisonous leaves and fruits"]
["Xanthorrhoea fulva","Wallum Grasstree","W/C","2m","a",null,"Honeyeaters; possums and gliders; bees; butterflies","Trunkless, grass-like clumping plant. Tufting plant with a tall 2.5m flower spike"]
["Xanthorrhoea johnsonii","Forest Grass Tree","C","4m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; possums and gliders; bees; butterflies","Cylindrical woody flower spike"]
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["HERBACEOUS PLANTS"]
["Acmella grandiflora",null,"Y","0.6m","a",null,null,"Upright, open herb, in moist to swampy grassy forests. Flowers to 25mm"]
["Alpinia caerulea","Native Ginger","W(fl) P(fr)","2m",null,null,null,"Clumping, large-leaved herb. Edible roots. Prefers sheltered sites"]
["Alternanthera denticulata","Lesser Joyweed","Pi/W","0.4m","a",null,null,"Prostrate herb, weed in damp areas"]
["Centella asiatica","Pennywort",null,"0.1m","a",null,null,"Creeping herb with insignificant flowers"]
["Commelina diffusa ","Native Wandering Jew","P ","0.75m",null,null,null,"Weak-stemmed herb. Delicate 3-petalled blue flowers to 25mm, spring to autumn"]
["Dampiera sylvestris","Blue fan flower","P","0.4m",null,null,null,"In light shade, usually on hillsides Purple flowers to 20mm, spring to summer"]
["Dianella brevipedunculata","Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl) P(fr)","1m",null,null,null,"Tufting plant in lily family. Hardy"]
["Dianella caerulea","Blueberry Lily or Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl) P(fr)","1m",null,null,"Lewin's Honeyeater; Silvereyes","Clumping plant that spreads by suckers. Flowers on spike above foliage, all year."]
["Dianella longifolia","Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl) P (fr)","1m",null,null,null,"Tufted plant widespread in dry shallow soils"]
["Eclipta prostrata","White Eclipta","W","1m","a",null,null,"Soft annual herb. Flowers spring to autumn"]
["Eriocaulon australe","White Hatpins","W","0.6m",null,null,null,"Tufted plant with grass like leaves "]
["Eriocaulon scariosum","Hat Pins","W","0.1m","a",null,null,"Small clumping plant of damp spaces. Small white flowers in summer"]
["Gonocarpus chinensis subsp. verrucosus",null,"Pi","0.4m",null,null,null,"Weak-stemmed herb"]
["Goodenia rotundifolia","Star Goodenia","Y ","0.3m",null,null,null,"Yellow flowers with purple throat"]
["Haemodorum austroqueenslandicum","Blood Root","Bk(fr)","1.5m",null,null,null,"Plant in sandy soils, with a few strap-like leaves. Similar to H. tenuifolium "]
["Hibbertia stricta","Guinea Flower","Y","0.6m",null,null,null,"Dense shrub that can flower most of the year. Well-drained soils"]
["Hibbertia vestita","A Guinea Flower","Y","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low or prostrate multi-stemmed shrub. Hardy, full sun or semi-shade "]
["Hybanthus monopetalus","Lady’s Slipper","B to P","0.45m",null,null,null,"Slender, weak-stemmed herb, well-drained areas"]
["Hydrocotyle acutiloba","Pennywort",null,"0.1m",null,null,null,"Prostrate, creeping plant"]
["Hypericum gramineum","Native St John’s Wort","Y or W","0.3m",null,null,null,"Upright herb in open, grassy places"]
["Lobelia purpurascens","White Root","W","0.1m",null,null,null,"Prostrate or sprawling plant with milky sap.  A weed of lawns and gardens"]
["Lomandra hystrix","Creek Mat Rush","C","1m","a",null,null,"Large clumping plant. Suitable for wet areas"]
["Lomandra longifolia","Mat Rush","C ","1 m",null,null,"Silver Studded Ochre, Common White-spot Skipper, Eliena Skipper, Iachus Skipper, Phigaliodes Skipper, Praxedes Skipper, Symmomus Skipper Butterfly","Large clumping grass-like plant.  Produces large flower spikes"]
["Ludwigia octovalvis","Water Primrose","Y","2m","a",null,null,"Can become a weed in some areas"]
["Murdannia graminea","Slug Herb","Pi/Pu","0.4m","a",null,null,"Grass-like herb with flowers on spikes"]
["Philydrum lanuginosum","Woolly Frogmouth","Y","1.2m","a",null,null,"Fleshly leaved sedge on edges of ponds and still, shallow water"]
["Pseuderanthemum variabile","Love Flower","W/Pi","0.3m",null,null,null,"Sparsely branched plant with either white, pink or mauve flowers"]
["Stylidium graminifolium","Grass Trigger Plant","Pi","0.75m","a",null,null,"Tufted plant with grass-like leaves in moist areas. 9mm pink flowers on erect spikes"]
["Thysanotus tuberosus","Fringed Lily","Pi/Pu","0.3m",null,null,null,"Grass-like herb in moist, sunny places amongst grasses. Frilled 20mm flowers in spikes to 60cm, spring to summer"]
["Tricoryne elatior","Common Rush Lily","Y","0.5m",null,null,null,"Small wiry stemmed plant, on well-drainged, stony soils in grassy areas and in sandy coastal areas. Virtually leafless"]
["Velleia spathulata",null,"Y","0.1m",null,null,null,"Small, rosette-forming plant in sunny moist areas. Flower on spike"]
["Viola banksii","Native Violet","P/W","0.3m","a",null,null,"Creeping plant of melaleuca swamps and creek banks. Formerly V. hederacea "]
["Viola betonicifolia","Arrow-Leaved Violet","P/Pi/M/W","0.2m","a",null,null,"Herbaceous plant consisting of a clump of leaves to 20cm long"]
["Wahlenbergia gracillis","Small-Flowered Bluebell","M/B","0.5m",null,null,null,"Common, slender, clumping erect herb "]
["Xyris complanata","Hatpins or Feathered Yellow-Eye","Y","0.3m","a",null,null,"Small, grass-like plant of moist sandy soils. Flat leaves to 30cm x 4mm. 10mm, three-petalled yellow flowers. 5mm knobbly fruits. Similar to X. juncea"]
["Panicum paludosum","Swamp Panic",null,"1.5m",null,null,"finches; pigeons; doves","Stout aquatic perennial with spongy stems floating o nwater"]
["Paspalidium distans","Shot Grass",null,"0.7m",null,null,"Finches; Pigeons; Doves","Wiry, slender perennial grass"]
["Persicaria strigosa","Prickly Smartweed","W","0.11m","a",null,null,"Sprawling, prickly herb in swamps"]
["Phragmites australis","Common Reed or Ruhr","G/Pu/Br/W","3m","a",null,null,"Erect reed, forming dense colonies in or near swamps and creeks. Flowers in a feathery plume, green to purplish-brown, aging to white"]
["Ptilothrix deusta","Feather Sedge","Y/W","0.6m","a",null,null,"Tufted sedge, in moist, sandy soil and heath areas. Yellowish-white flowers, throughout the year"]
["Sacciolepis indica","Indian Cupscale Grass",null,"0.6m",null,null,null,"Tufted mostly glabrous annual grass"]
["Sporadanthus caudatus",null,"W","2m","a",null,null,"Grasslike sedge growing in wet, wallum swamps. Clustered flowers and seed heads in spring-summer"]
["Themeda triandra","Kangaroo Grass",null,"0.6m",null,null,"Eastern-grey Kangaroo; Evening Brown, Orange Ringlet, Ringed Xenica and Common Brown, Shouldered Brown, Ringed Xenica, Dingy Ringlet Butterflies","Common, erect, tufting grass, often a dominant species in open, well-drained positions. Benefits from annual prune "]
["Typha domingensis","Bulrush or Cumbungi",null,"4m","a",null,"Wetland birds","Vigorous, rhizomatous aquatic reed to 4m. Similar to T. domingensis but with narrower leaves and flower spikes and less common"]
["Typha orientalis","Bulrush or Cumbungi",null,"3m","a",null,"Wetland birds","Vigorous, rhizomatous aquatic reed to 3m, in water up to 1.5m deep. White, fleshy edible leaf bases"]
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["FERNS"]
["Acrostichum speciosum","Mangrove Fern",null,"2m","a",null,null,"Large attractive fern specifically adapted to salt conditions"]
["Asplenium australasicum","Birds Nest Fern or Crows Nest Fern",null,"2m",null,null,null,"Common epiphytic fern of shady areas. Erect stiff fronds 2m x 20cm, forming regular rosette. Often growing like an ephiphyte"]
["Blechnum indicum","Bungwall",null,"2m","a",null,"Bandicoots; wallabies; frogs","Prefers to grow in water. New fronds prink to bronze. Creeping rhizomes"]
["Calochaena dubia","Soft Bracken",null,"1.5m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals","Grows in dense thickets"]
["Cyathea cooperi","Scaly Treefern, Coin-spot Treefern, Straw Treefern",null,"12m","a",null,null,"Large attractive fern, hardy and adaptable preferring moist and sheltered areas. Shed fronds leave oval scars on trunk"]
["Doodia aspera","Rasp Fern",null,"0.6m",null,null,null,"Dark-green erect fronds"]
["Hypolepis muelleri","Harsh Ground Fern",null,"1.5m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals","Rootstock covered with reddish brown hairs. Dark green fronds"]
["Lygodium microphyllum","Climbing Maidenhair Fern",null,null,"a",null,null,"Climbing fern of damp places such as paperbark forests and sunny, swampy areas"]
["Platycerium superbum","Staghorn",null,"2m",null,null,null,"Epiphytic or lithophytic fern. Rounded sterile basal fronds to 60cm diameter. Grows intrees, on rocks or on ground"]
["Pteridium esculentum","Bracken",null,"2m",null,null,"Northern Brown Bandicoot, Swamp and red-necked wallaby","Stiff, erect fern, spreading by hairy underground rhizome, often forming thickets on well-drained soils. Widespread "]
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["VINES"]
["Abrus precatorius subsp. precatorius","Crab's eye or Giddee Giddee Bean","P(fl)\nR(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Very toxic red and black seed. Easily confused with weed species of Abrus precatorius subsp. africanus"]
["Cassytha pubescens","Dodder Laurel","W",null,null,null,null,"Robust, leafless parasitic twiner, pubescent in young parts. White flowers in 10 cm spikes, spring to summer"]
["Clematicissus opaca","Forest Grape","Bk(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Vine of dry scrub and open forest. Edible black fruit to 15mm"]
["Eustrephus latifolius","Wombat Berry","Pi (fl) O(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Scrambling plant.  Produces lily flowers"]
["Parsonsia straminea","Monkey Rope Vine","W/Br/Pi",null,null,null,"Ringtail possum, nesting birds, common crow butterfly","Robust twining vine, common in poorly drained areas, can become weed-like. Scented white to brownish or pinkish 5-petalled flowers. Woody, cigar-shaped fruit to 16cm"]
["Smilax australis","Barbed-wire Vine","W(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; Bright Forest-blue, Coral Jewel, Fiery Jewel Butterfly","Vigorous vine with bright green leaves and small spines. Lightly fragrant, white flowers in clusters all year. Globose, black fruit"]
["Smilax glyciphylla","Sweet Sarsaparilla","W(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,"Fruit-eating birds","Useful foliage plant, good for covering trellis or low fences. Young leaves edible"]
["Stephania japonica","Tape Vine","Y(fl)",null,null,null,null,"Light climber with thin wiry stems. Clusters of small yellow flowers, spring to summer. Common beach dunes and headlands"]
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["ORCHIDS"]
["Geodorum densiflorum","Pink Nodding Orchid","Pi","0.4m",null,null,null,"Terrestrial orchid with broad pleated leaves"]
["Phaius australis","Swamp Orchid","R/Y","0.6-1m","a",null,null,"Endangered, large terrestrial orchid. Reddish flowers with yellow veins"]
["Phaius bernaysii","Swamp Orchid","Y","0.6-1m","a",null,null,"Endangered, large terrestrial orchid. Pale yellow flowers"]

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["Regional Ecosystem:  12.3.6\n\nDescription:  Melaleuca quinquenervia, Eucalyptus tereticornis, Lophostemon suaveolens ± Corymbia intermedia open-forest to woodland with a grassy ground layer dominated by species such as Imperata cylindrica. Occurs on Quaternary floodplains and fringing drainage lines in coastal areas.\n\nShort description:  Melaleuca quinquenervia ± Eucalyptus tereticornis, Lophostemon suaveolens open forest on coastal alluvial plains"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover: Trees 15%, Shrubs 15%, Other 70%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","KOALA \nFOOD TREE","Fauna","Notes"]
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["TREES"]
["Acacia concurrens","Black Wattle","Y","8m",null,null,"Bees; parrots,pigeons; doves","Dense tree in open forest. Perfumed flower spikes to 10cm, winter to spring. Pods curved or twisted to flattened. Similar to A. leiocalyx"]
["Acacia disparrima","Short Hickory Wattle","Y ","3-11m",null,null,"Bees; parrots; Fiery Jewel, Blue Jewel, Short-tailed Line-Blue, Small Purple Line-blue, Double Purple Line-blue, Glistening Blue, Wattle Blue Butterfly","Shrub to small, quick growing tree. Prolific flowers in March"]
["Acacia fimbriata var. perangusta","Brisbane Wattle or Fringed Wattle","Y","5m",null,null,"King Parrot; Crimson Rosella; Imperial Hairstreak Butterfly caterpillar; Hymenoptera","Shrub or small tree, mainly in moister areas. Phyllodes alternate, 8cm x 5mm. Perfumed ball flowers to 8mm, winter to spring. Pods flattish, 10cm x 8mm. A. perangusta is now recognised as a form of this species"]
["Allocasuarina littoralis","Black She-Oak","R","6m",null,null,"Glossy Black Cockatoos","Widespread in open forest on well-drained soils, often in stands. Cones 25mm x 15mm. Male, female plants"]
["Alphitonia excelsa","Red Ash or Soap Tree","B(fr)","15m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds","Common and hardy shrub to tree. Strong smelling greenish-cream flowers, attractive grey bark and silver foliage"]
["Banksia integrifolia","Coastal Banksia","Y ","16m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; small gliders","Flowers over a long period. Interestiong foliage and shape. Sandy soils"]
["Corymbia intermedia","Pink Bloodwood","C ","35m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Tree rough tessellated bark, prolific flowerer"]
["Creek Sandpaper Fig","Creek Sandpaper Fig",null,"15m","a",null,"Many bird species; Common Crow and Purple Moonbeam Butterfly caterpillars","Small to medium tree. Produces large sandpapery leaves. Fruit sweet, edible if hairs removed "]
["Cryptocarya glaucescens","Jackwood","B(fr)","30m",null,null,null,"Leaves dark and glossy above, ashy-green waxy bloom below"]
["Cupaniopsis anacardioides","Tuckeroo","Y(fr)","10m",null,null,"Many bird species","Excellent shade or street tree. Littoral rainforest and coastal scrubs  "]
["Cyclophyllum coprosmoides","Coastal Canthium","W (fl) Or (fr)","10m","a",null,null,"Perfumed creamy-white flowers in axillary clusters, summer and autumn. Orange to red fruit to 10mm"]
["Elaeocarpus reticulatus","Blueberry Ash","W/Pi(fl) Bl(fr)","10m",null,null,null,"Attractive green foliage, bell-shaped flowers, often used as an ornamental"]
["Erythrina vespertilio","Bat Wing Coral Tree","R","5m",null,null,null,"Open thorny tree with corky bark, on well drained slopes. Flowers in spikes, spring to summer"]
["Eucalyptus microcorys","Tallowood","C","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Prolific flowers. Fertile slopes, alluvial flats and in gullies that may have supported a community of dry rainforest species in past. Red-brown bark softly fibrous"]
["Eucalyptus seeana","Narrow-Leaved Red Gum","C","30m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; Yellow-bellied Glider; Greater Glilder; other possums and gliders; bees","Often crooked.  Fine, open, drooping canopy. Grey to brownish-grey smooth bark. Woody seed capsules top-shaped to hemispherical. Similar bark to E. major and E. terticornis. "]
["Eucalyptus tereticornis","Blue Gum or Forest Red Gum","C ","45m","a","a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; greater glider; other possums and gliders; bees","Moderately dense, sometimes drooping canopy. Smooth often shiny bark. One of most common eucalypts in region."]
["Glochidion ferdinandii","Cheese Tree","G/Y(fl)G/R(fr)","25m","a",null,"Many bird species","Trunk crooked and flanged; bark dark brown. Fast growing. Fruit resembles small pumpkin"]
["Glochidion sumatranum","Buttonwood or Umbrella Cheese Tree","G/Y(fl)G/R(fr)","10m","a",null,"Many bird species","Green to red cheese shaped fruits. Fast growing. Has umbrella shaped foliage"]
["Lophostemon confertus","Brush Box","W","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Tall tree with attractive brown bark. One of the most widely distributed plant species in the Redlands"]
["Lophostemon suaveolens","Swamp Box","W","25m","a","a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Flaky, stringy bark tree in swamps and wetter areas, flowers early summer. "]
["Melaleuca quinquenervia","Paperbark Tea Tree, Coastal or Broad-Leaved Paperbark","C","25m","a","a","Many bird species, Flying foxes; Eastern Blossom Bat; Koala","Often in swampy areas, but will tolerate dry conditions. White papery bark.  Produces masses of brush flowers in autumn.  Excellent nectar producer"]
["Melaleuca salicina","Willow Bottlebrush","Y","15m","a",null,"Honeyeaters; bees and insects","Papery bark; new growth red tips. Formerly Callistemon salignus"]
["Melicope elleryana","Pink Euodia or Pink Doughwood","P","25m",null,null,"Lorikeets and honeyeaters","Tree, common in coastal areas on sandy soils. Flowers in clusters in summer"]
["Polyscias elegans","Celery Wood","B(fr)","20m",null,null,"Rainforest birds; caterpillar of Dark Pencilled-blue Butterfly","Umbrella shaped crown, narrow canopy palm like in outline "]
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["SHRUBS"]
["Breynia oblongifolia","Coffee Bush or Breynia","G(fl) Pi/R(fr)","3m",null,null,"Many bird species; Large Grass-yellow Butterfly caterpillars","Shrub, spreading, sparsely branched. Widespread, but uncommon. Sometimes planted as ornamental"]
["Dodonaea triquetra","Forest Hop Bush","Gr(fl)\nP(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Produces attractive hop like fruit that are either lime-green or purple"]
["Hakea florulenta","Three-nerved Willow Hakea","C","3m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; butterflies; bees","Woody, warty fruit, small clusters of lightly fragranced flowers"]
["Hibiscus heterophyllus","Native Rosella","Pi/Y","6m",null,null,null,"Quick-growing large shrub. Showy flowers and prickly stems. "]
["Jacksonia scoparia","Dogwood","Y","3m",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Open, leafless, shrub on poor gravelly soils. Mass flowers in spring-summer"]
["Leptospermum polygalifolium","Wild May or Tea Tree","W","4m",null,null,"Rosellas; Bees","Weeping open habit, in open forest and along creek banks. Flowers in profusion in late winter, aromatic when crushed"]
["Melaleuca sieberi","Small-Leaved Paperbark","W","10m",null,null,"Nesting birds; butterflies; bees","Cream, papery bark. Masses of white or pinkish flowers"]
["Melastoma malabathricum subsp. malabathricum","Blue Tongue","Pi/P","2m","a",null,"Bees","Hardy shrub, but grows best in mooist areas. Responds to pruning. Edible fruit"]
["Ozothamnus diosmifolius","Sago Flower","W/Pi ","2m",null,null,null,"Small white to pink paper flowers in clusters, fine aromatic foliage, very fast-growing"]
["Persoonia cornifolia","Broad-leaved Geebung","Y","3m",null,null,"Brown Honeyeater, White-cheeked Honeyeater","Shrub, on well-drained soils. Succulent round or oblong fruits. Bark fairly smooth"]
["Petalostigma triloculare","Quinine Bush","Y(fl) O/R(fr)","5m",null,null,null,"Shrub, on stony or sandy soils. Small yellow flowers, summer to autumn"]
["Pimelia linifolia","Rice Flower","W/Pi","1m",null,null,null,"Variable common shrub in sandy or heavier soils in open areas. White, sometimes pink. Poisonous to stock"]
["Pittosporum revolutum","Forest Pittosporum ","Y(fl, fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Upright shrub. Lightly scented 5-petalled prolific flowers. Fruit rough, warty, 30mm many red-brown seeds"]
["Psychotria loniceroides","Hairy Psychotria","W(fl) W/Y(fr)","4m",null,null,"Some fruit-eating birds","Open shrub on edge of rainforests and creeks. Young growth hairy. Fruit yellow to white to 8mm"]
["Pultenaea petiolaris","Woolly Bush Pea","Y","0.3m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Often in dry, stony areas. 9mm flowers in dense terminal heads, winter to spring. Pods flattened, to 9mm"]
["Rubus moluccana","Molucca Raspberry","Pi/W(fl) R(fr)","2m",null,null,"Many bird species; ground-dwelling animals","Vigorous and thorny. Var. moluccanus does not have deeply lobed leaves and flowers are white. Var. trilobus has pink flowers"]
["Trema tomentosa","Poison Peach","G/W(fl) Bk(fr)","5m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds and pigeons","Woody shrub, in moister, open forest and edges of vine scrub. Fruit black, to 3mm. Hardy, quick growing"]
["Wikstroemia indica","Bootlace Bark or Bushman’s Bootlace","G(fl) O/R(fr)","1.5m",null,null,null,"Twiggy shrub on margins of forests. Poisonous leaves and fruits"]
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["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Capillipedium spicigerum","Scented-top Grass","P(fr)","1.5m",null,null,"Finches","Clumping grass of woodlands. Ligh purple seed heads have slight scent when crushed"]
["Carex fascicularis","Tassel Sedge",null,"1m","a",null,null,"Tufted, erect. Spikes at end of leaves, all year"]
["Cymbopogon refractus","Barb-Wire Grass",null,"1m",null,null,null,"Flowers appear like clusters of barbed wire, Blue green foliage and red stems. Light lemon scent when crushed"]
["Cyperus polystachyos","Bunchy Sedge",null,"0.6m","a",null,null,"Common, creeping, erect. Dense heads of flower to 6cm long"]
["Gahnia aspera","Red Fruited Sawsedge","Bk/Br(fl) R/Br(fr)","0.65m",null,null,"Pied Currawong, Brown Cuckoo-dove; caterpillars of Spotted, Flame and Varied Sedge-Skippers and Green Darter Butterflies","Tough leaves with razor sharp edges. Clumping, in dry areas"]
["Gymnostachys anceps","Settler’s Flax","Br","2m",null,null,null,"Slender grass like plant"]
["Imperata cylindrica","Blady Grass","W","1.2m",null,null,"Grassland birds; Evening Brown, Dusky Knight, Greenish Darter, White Grass-dart, Dingy Grass-dart Butterfly; northern brown bandicoot, wallabies","Common grass with long creeping rhizome.Growsn on edges, good indicator of recent fires and other disturbance. Attractive, fluffy seed spike"]
["Lepidosperma laterale","Variable Sword Sedge",null,"0.9m",null,null,null,"Common upright sedge, of sandy or rocky areas."]
["Oplismenus aemulus","Creeping Beard Grass or Basket Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Orange Bushbrown, Wonder Brown, Lilac Grass-skipper, White-brand Grass-skipper","Trailing grass which roots at nodes, oval leaves. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Oplismenus hirtellus","Pademelon Grass",null,"0.1m",null,null,"Finches; pigeons; doves","Sprawling grass, rooting at nodes, widespread and common, usually in shady places. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Ottochloa gracillima","Graceful Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Brown Ringlet, Wonder Brown, lilac Grass-skipper and White-brand Grass Skipper Butterflies ","Slender grass in shady places. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Panicum effusum","Hairy Panic",null,"0.7m",null,null,"Finches; pigeons; doves","Tufted, warm season, short-lived perennial. Dull green leaves"]
["Themeda triandra","Kangaroo Grass",null,"0.6m",null,null,"Eastern-grey Kangaroo; Evening Brown, Orange Ringlet, Ringed Xenica and Common Brown, Shouldered Brown, Ringed Xenica, Dingy Ringlet Butterflies","Common, erect, tufting grass, often a dominant species in open, well-drained positions. Benefits from annual prune "]
["Typha orientalis","Bulrush or Cumbungi",null,"3m","a",null,"Wetland birds","Vigorous, rhizomatous aquatic reed to 3m, in water up to 1.5m deep. White, fleshy edible leaf bases"]
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["FERNS"]
["Asplenium australasicum","Birds Nest Fern or Crows Nest Fern",null,"2m",null,null,null,"Common epiphytic fern of shady areas. Erect stiff fronds 2m x 20cm, forming regular rosette. Often growing like an ephiphyte"]
["Calochaena dubia","Soft Bracken",null,"1.5m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals","Grows in dense thickets"]
["Cyathea cooperi","Scaly Treefern, Coin-spot Treefern, Straw Treefern",null,"12m","a",null,null,"Large attractive fern, hardy and adaptable preferring moist and sheltered areas. Shed fronds leave oval scars on trunk"]
["Hypolepis muelleri","Harsh Ground Fern",null,"1.5m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals","Rootstock covered with reddish brown hairs. Dark green fronds"]
["Lygodium microphyllum","Climbing Maidenhair Fern",null,null,"a",null,null,"Climbing fern of damp places such as paperbark forests and sunny, swampy areas"]
["Platycerium superbum","Staghorn",null,"2m",null,null,null,"Epiphytic or lithophytic fern. Rounded sterile basal fronds to 60cm diameter. Grows intrees, on rocks or on ground"]
["Pteridium esculentum","Bracken",null,"2m",null,null,"Northern Brown Bandicoot, Swamp and red-necked wallaby","Stiff, erect fern, spreading by hairy underground rhizome, often forming thickets on well-drained soils. Widespread "]
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["HERBACEOUS PLANTS"]
["Alpinia caerulea","Native Ginger","W(fl) P(fr)","2m",null,null,null,"Clumping, large-leaved herb. Edible roots. Prefers sheltered sites"]
["Centella asiatica","Pennywort",null,"0.1m","a",null,null,"Creeping herb with insignificant flowers"]
["Commelina diffusa ","Native Wandering Jew","P ","0.75m",null,null,null,"Weak-stemmed herb. Delicate 3-petalled blue flowers to 25mm, spring to autumn"]
["Dampiera sylvestris","Blue fan flower","P","0.4m",null,null,null,"In light shade, usually on hillsides Purple flowers to 20mm, spring to summer"]
["Dianella brevipedunculata","Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl) P(fr)","1m",null,null,null,"Tufting plant in lily family. Hardy"]
["Dianella caerulea","Blueberry Lily or Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl) P(fr)","1m",null,null,"Lewin's Honeyeater; Silvereyes","Clumping plant that spreads by suckers. Flowers on spike above foliage, all year."]
["Dianella longifolia","Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl) P (fr)","1m",null,null,null,"Tufted plant widespread in dry shallow soils"]
["Goodenia rotundifolia","Star Goodenia","Y ","0.3m",null,null,null,"Yellow flowers with purple throat"]
["Haemodorum austroqueenslandicum","Blood Root","Bk(fr)","1.5m",null,null,null,"Plant in sandy soils, with a few strap-like leaves. Similar to H. tenuifolium "]
["Hibbertia stricta","Guinea Flower","Y","0.6m",null,null,null,"Dense shrub that can flower most of the year. Well-drained soils"]
["Hibbertia vestita","A Guinea Flower","Y","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low or prostrate multi-stemmed shrub. Hardy, full sun or semi-shade "]
["Hybanthus monopetalus","Lady’s Slipper","B to P","0.45m",null,null,null,"Slender, weak-stemmed herb, well-drained areas"]
["Hypericum gramineum","Native St John’s Wort","Y or W","0.3m",null,null,null,"Upright herb in open, grassy places"]
["Lobelia purpurascens","White Root","W","0.1m",null,null,null,"Prostrate or sprawling plant with milky sap.  A weed of lawns and gardens"]
["Lomandra hystrix","Creek Mat Rush","C","1m","a",null,null,"Large clumping plant. Suitable for wet areas"]
["Lomandra longifolia","Mat Rush","C ","1 m",null,null,"Silver Studded Ochre, Common White-spot Skipper, Eliena Skipper, Iachus Skipper, Phigaliodes Skipper, Praxedes Skipper, Symmomus Skipper Butterfly","Large clumping grass-like plant.  Produces large flower spikes"]
["Murdannia graminea","Slug Herb","Pi/Pu","0.4m","a",null,null,"Grass-like herb with flowers on spikes"]
["Pseuderanthemum variabile","Love Flower","W/Pi","0.3m",null,null,null,"Sparsely branched plant with either white, pink or mauve flowers"]
["Stylidium graminifolium","Grass Trigger Plant","Pi","0.75m","a",null,null,"Tufted plant with grass-like leaves in moist areas. 9mm pink flowers on erect spikes"]
["Thysanotus tuberosus","Fringed Lily","Pi/Pu","0.3m",null,null,null,"Grass-like herb in moist, sunny places amongst grasses. Frilled 20mm flowers in spikes to 60cm, spring to summer"]
["Tricoryne elatior","Common Rush Lily","Y","0.5m",null,null,null,"Small wiry stemmed plant, on well-drainged, stony soils in grassy areas and in sandy coastal areas. Virtually leafless"]
["Viola banksii","Native Violet","P/W","0.3m","a",null,null,"Creeping plant of melaleuca swamps and creek banks. Formerly V. hederacea "]
["Viola betonicifolia","Arrow-Leaved Violet","P/Pi/M/W","0.2m","a",null,null,"Herbaceous plant consisting of a clump of leaves to 20cm long"]
["Wahlenbergia gracillis","Small-Flowered Bluebell","M/B","0.5m",null,null,null,"Common, slender, clumping erect herb "]
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["ORCHIDS"]
["Dipodium variegatum","Hyacinth Orchid","Pi/W","0.4m",null,null,null,"Leafless, terrestrial orchid. Flowers are creamy white to pink with maroon splotches"]
["Geodorum densiflorum","Pink Nodding Orchid","Pi","0.4m",null,null,null,"Terrestrial orchid with broad pleated leaves"]
["Spiranthes sinensis","Ladies’ Tresses","Pi/W","0.5m",null,null,null,"Upright plant, with tiny pink and white flowers in a spiral up stem in spring. Found amongst grasses in sunny positions"]
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["VINES"]
["Abrus precatorius subsp. precatorius","Crab's eye or Giddee Giddee Bean","P(fl)\nR(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Very toxic red and black seed. Easily confused with weed species of Abrus precatorius subsp. africanus"]
["Clematicissus opaca","Forest Grape","Bk(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Vine of dry scrub and open forest. Edible black fruit to 15mm"]
["Eustrephus latifolius","Wombat Berry","Pi (fl) O(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Scrambling plant.  Produces lily flowers"]
["Parsonsia straminea","Monkey Rope Vine","W/Br/Pi",null,null,null,"Ringtail possum, nesting birds, common crow butterfly","Robust twining vine, common in poorly drained areas, can become weed-like. Scented white to brownish or pinkish 5-petalled flowers. Woody, cigar-shaped fruit to 16cm"]
["Smilax australis","Barbed-wire Vine","W(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; Bright Forest-blue, Coral Jewel, Fiery Jewel Butterfly","Vigorous vine with bright green leaves and small spines. Lightly fragrant, white flowers in clusters all year. Globose, black fruit"]
["Smilax glyciphylla","Sweet Sarsaparilla","W(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,"Fruit-eating birds","Useful foliage plant, good for covering trellis or low fences. Young leaves edible"]
["Stephania japonica","Tape Vine","Y(fl)",null,null,null,null,"Light climber with thin wiry stems. Clusters of small yellow flowers, spring to summer. Common beach dunes and headlands"]

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["Regional Ecosystem:  12.3.8\n\nDescription:  Swamps with characteristic species including Cyperus spp., Schoenoplectus spp., Philydrum lanuginosum, Eleocharis spp., Leersia hexandra, Cycnogeton procerum, Nymphaea spp., Nymphoides indica, Persicaria spp., Phragmites australis, Typha spp. and a wide range of sedges grasses or forbs. Emergent Melaleuca spp. may sometimes occur. Occurs in freshwater swamps associated with floodplains\n\nShort description:  Swamps with Cyperus spp., Schoenoplectus spp. and Eleocharis spp.\n\nLocal status:  Critically limited within the Redlands Coast"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover: Trees 5%, Shrubs 0%, Other 95%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","KOALA \nFOOD TREE","Fauna","Notes"]
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["TREES"]
["Melaleuca quinquenervia","Paperbark Tea Tree, Coastal or Broad-Leaved Paperbark","C","25m","a","a","Many bird species, Flying foxes; Eastern Blossom Bat; Koala","Often in swampy areas, but will tolerate dry conditions. White papery bark.  Produces masses of brush flowers in autumn.  Excellent nectar producer"]
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["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Cladium procerum","Leafy Twigrush",null,"2.5m","a",null,"Southern Sedge-darter Butterfly caterpillar","New plants develop on  flower stem, rooting after falling"]
["Cyperus aquatilis","A Flat Sedge",null,"0.3m","a",null,null,"Uncommon, short lived. Flowers in clusters on stems to 15cm"]
["Cyperus enervis","Cyperus Sedge",null,"0.3m","a",null,null,"Slender tussocks"]
["Cyperus flavidus","Yellow Flat-sedge",null,"0.6m","a",null,null,"Tufting sedge, common in open swamps"]
["Cyperus gracilis","Slender Sedge",null,"0.4m",null,null,null,"Tufting sedge growing in drier areas"]
["Cyperus haspan","A Flat Sedge",null,"0.4m","a",null,null,"Short-creeping, erect, very common in moist soils. Flowers in clusters on stems to 15cm"]
["Cyperus lucidus","Leafy Flat Sedge",null,"1.3m","a",null,null,"Hardy sedge with bunched seed heads that change colour as they mature"]
["Cyperus pilosus","A sedge",null,"1m","a",null,null,"Spreading sedge in swampy coastal areas"]
["Cyperus polystachyos","Bunchy Sedge",null,"0.6m","a",null,null,"Common, creeping, erect. Dense heads of flower to 6cm long"]
["Cyperus unioloides","A Flat Sedge",null,"0.9m","a",null,null,"Spreading sedge in swamps"]
["Eleocharis equisetina","Spike Rush",null,"1m","a",null,"Frogs","Erect, leafless sedge. Common in fresh water swamps"]
["Eleocharis sphacelata","Tall Spike Rush",null,"5m","a",null,"Frogs","Large clumping sedge. Grows in still waters around 5m deep"]
["Juncus continuus","Common Rush",null,"1.2m",null,null,null,"Clumping plant with cylindrical stems, flowers in 20cm panicles"]
["Juncus planifolius","Broad Leaved Rush",null,"0.5m","a",null,null,"Short-creeping, tufted sedge, widespread in wet areas"]
["Juncus prismatocarpus","Branching Rush",null,"0.6m","a",null,null,"Clumping rush"]
["Leersia hexandra","Swamp Ricegrass",null,"0.6m","a",null,"Finches; wetland birds","An aquatic to semi-aquatic grass forming dense grass"]
["Philydrum lanuginosum","Woolly Frogmouth","Y","1.2m","a",null,null,"Fleshly leaved sedge on edges of ponds and still, shallow water"]
["Rhynchospora brownii","Grassy Beak-sedge","Y","0.9m",null,null,null,"Slender shortly rhizomatous perennial"]
["Schoenoplectus litoralis","Mangrove Clubrush",null,"1.5m","a",null,"Wetland birds","Stout sedge with cylindrical, erect stems. Widespread in swampy areas"]
["Schoenoplectus validus","River Clubrush",null,"1.5m","a",null,"Wetland birds","Stout sedge with cylindrical, erect stems. Widespread in swampy areas. Flowers in many-rayed umbels"]
["Typha domingensis","Bulrush or Cumbungi",null,"4m","a",null,"Wetland birds","Vigorous, rhizomatous aquatic reed to 4m. Similar to T. domingensis but with narrower leaves and flower spikes and less common"]
["Typha orientalis","Bulrush or Cumbungi",null,"3m","a",null,"Wetland birds","Vigorous, rhizomatous aquatic reed to 3m, in water up to 1.5m deep. White, fleshy edible leaf bases"]
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["HERBACEOUS"]
["Nymphoides indica","Water Snowflakes","W",null,"a",null,"Comb-crested Jacana; ducks","Common water lily of ponds up to 3.5m deep, floating leaves to 30cm"]
["Persicaria attenuata","A Smartweed","W","1m","a",null,null,"Upright herbaceous plant on edges of lagoons and swamps"]
["Persicaria decipiens","Slender Knotweed","Pi","1m","a",null,null,"Upright plant, in wet areas. Small spikes of pink flowers, most of the year"]
["Persicaria elatior","A Smartweed","Pi","1.5m","a",null,null,"Vulnerable shrub, in coastal swamps. 3mm pink flowers in narrow spikes, summer and autumn"]
["Persicaria orientalis","Prince’s Feather","Pi","2m","a",null,null,"Shrub, in swamps and along watercourses. 3mm flowers in spikes, summer"]
["Persicaria strigosa","Prickly Smartweed","W","0.11m","a",null,null,"Sprawling, prickly herb in swamps"]
["Triglochin procerum","Water Ribbons",null,"3m","a",null,"Frogs","Robust aquatic herbaceous plant with erect or floating leaves. Similar to T. multifructum"]
["Triglochin striatum","Streaked Arrow Grass",null,"0.5m","a",null,"Frogs","Erect sedge arising in tufts from swollen rootstock in saline swamps and along riverbanks. Cylindrical leaves"]

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["Regional Ecosystem:  12.3.11\n\nDescription:  Open-forest to woodland of Eucalyptus tereticornis, E. siderophloia and Corymbia intermedia. Corymbia tessellaris, Lophostemon suaveolens and Melaleuca quinquenervia frequently occur and often form a low tree layer. Other species present in scattered patches or low densities include Angophora leiocarpa, E. exserta, E. grandis, C. trachyphloia, C. citriodora, E. latisinensis, E. tindaliae, E. racemosa, Melaleuca sieberi and M. viridiflora. E. seeana may be present south of Landsborough. Occurs on Quaternary alluvial plains and drainage lines along coastal lowlands. Rainfall usually exceeds 1000mm/y\n\nShort description:  Eucalyptus tereticornis ± Eucalyptus siderophloia, Corymbia intermedia open forest on alluvial plains usually near coast"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover: Trees 15%, Shrubs 20%, Other 65%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","KOALA \nFOOD TREE","Fauna","Notes"]
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["TREES"]
["Acacia concurrens","Black Wattle","Y","8m",null,null,"Bees; parrots,pigeons; doves","Dense tree in open forest. Perfumed flower spikes to 10cm, winter to spring. Pods curved or twisted to flattened. Similar to A. leiocalyx"]
["Acacia disparrima","Short Hickory Wattle","Y ","3-11m",null,null,"Bees; parrots; Fiery Jewel, Blue Jewel, Short-tailed Line-Blue, Small Purple Line-blue, Double Purple Line-blue, Glistening Blue, Wattle Blue Butterfly","Shrub to small, quick growing tree. Prolific flowers in March"]
["Acacia fimbriata var. perangusta","Brisbane Wattle or Fringed Wattle","Y","5m",null,null,"King Parrot; Crimson Rosella; Imperial Hairstreak Butterfly caterpillar; Hymenoptera","Shrub or small tree, mainly in moister areas. Phyllodes alternate, 8cm x 5mm. Perfumed ball flowers to 8mm, winter to spring. Pods flattish, 10cm x 8mm. A. perangusta is now recognised as a form of this species"]
["Acacia leiocalyx","Early Black Wattle","Y","8m",null,null,"Bees; parrots,pigeons; doves","Common, hardy, dense tree in open forest. Perfumed flower spikes, 10cm, winter to spring. Pods curved or twisted, thick, to flattened. Similar to A. concurrens "]
["Acmena smithii","Lilipilli, Lilly Pilly","W(fl) Pu/Pi/W(fr)","20m",null,null,"Ringtail Possum, fruit-eating birds","Tree, often along watercourses. Leaves glabrous, somewhat aromatic when crushed. Flowers to 7mm. Firm, edible, fruit to 15mm."]
["Acronychia laevis","Glossy Acronychia","C(fl) Pi/Bl/M(fr)","10m","a",null,"Fruit-eating birds","Tree, often along watercourses. Leaves glossy, glabrous, aromatic when crushed. Edible, 10mm, 4-angled fruit"]
["Alchornea ilicifolia","Native Holly","G(fr)","6m",null,null,null,"Shiny holly leaves, reddish new growth"]
["Alphitonia excelsa","Red Ash or Soap Tree","B(fr)","15m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds","Common and hardy shrub to tree. Strong smelling greenish-cream flowers, attractive grey bark and silver foliage"]
["Alphitonia excelsa","Red Ash or Soap Tree","B(fr)","15m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds","Common and hardy shrub to tree. Strong smelling greenish-cream flowers, attractive grey bark and silver foliage"]
["Angophora leiocarpa","Smooth Barked Apple","W","30m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Interesting branch habit, pink or reddish smooth bark"]
["Angophora subvelutina","Broad-Leaved Apple","W","20m",null,null,"Qld Blossom Bat; butterflies; bees","Stringy Bark. Very rough, deeply-furrowed bark. Dense clusters of white flowers, winter to spring"]
["Angophora woodsiana","Smudgee","C","15m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Large foliage and fruit. Profuse flowers "]
["Backhousia myrtifolia","Grey Myrtle","W(fl)","12m","a",null,null,"Aromatic leaves when crushed"]
["Corymbia citriodora","Spotted Gum","C","40m",null,"a","Flying-foxes, Koala, Greater Glider; possums and gliders; many bird species; bees and insects","Attractive mottled pink/grey/green bark"]
["Corymbia intermedia","Pink Bloodwood","C ","35m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Tree rough tessellated bark, prolific flowerer"]
["Corymbia trachyphloia","Brown Bloodwood","C","25m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Smooth bark on finer brances. Leaves dark green above, much paler below. Flowers summer to autumn"]
["Cryptocarya microneura","Murrogun","W (fl) B (fr)","20m",null,null,null,"Native laurel with lush green leaves, slow growing"]
["Endiandra discolor","Rose Walnut","B(fr)","40m",null,null,null,"Buttressed tree; greenish perfumed flower"]
["Eucalyptus microcorys","Tallowood","C","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Prolific flowers. Fertile slopes, alluvial flats and in gullies that may have supported a community of dry rainforest species in past. Red-brown bark softly fibrous"]
["Eucalyptus propinqua","Small Fruited Grey Gum","W","40m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; yellow-bellied glider; bees","Moderately dense, spreading and drooping canopy. Smooth light grey bark with darker grey-brown patches; orange when exposed. Small woody capsule, hemispherical to top-shaped"]
["Eucalyptus racemosa","Scribbly Gum","W","20m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; greater glider; other possums and gliders; bees","Erect or crooked; characteristic insect larvae (Endoxylon cinera) 'scribbles' on trunk. Smooth, shiny bark varies white to whitish or silvey-grey. Woody seed capsules hemispherical to pear-shaped. Previously E. signata"]
["Eucalyptus seeana","Narrow-Leaved Red Gum","C","30m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; Yellow-bellied Glider; Greater Glilder; other possums and gliders; bees","Often crooked.  Fine, open, drooping canopy. Grey to brownish-grey smooth bark. Woody seed capsules top-shaped to hemispherical. Similar bark to E. major and E. terticornis. "]
["Eucalyptus siderophloia","Grey Ironbark","W","30m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Greater Glider; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Sometimes drooping, moderately dense canopy. Hard rough, dark grey to nearly black ironbark; furrowed. Woody seed capsules top-shaped. Previously E. drepanophylla. Similar to E. crebra "]
["Eucalyptus tereticornis","Blue Gum or Forest Red Gum","C ","45m","a","a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; greater glider; other possums and gliders; bees","Moderately dense, sometimes drooping canopy. Smooth often shiny bark. One of most common eucalypts in region."]
["Eucalyptus tindaliae","Queensland White Mahogany","W","30m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Fine canopy. Fibrous grey-brown stringybark; finely wavy and furrowed. Woodly seed capsules hemispherical. Previously E. phaeotricha and E. nigra"]
["Glochidion ferdinandii","Cheese Tree","G/Y(fl)G/R(fr)","25m","a",null,"Many bird species","Trunk crooked and flanged; bark dark brown. Fast growing. Fruit resembles small pumpkin"]
["Glochidion sumatranum","Buttonwood or Umbrella Cheese Tree","G/Y(fl)G/R(fr)","10m","a",null,"Many bird species","Green to red cheese shaped fruits. Fast growing. Has umbrella shaped foliage"]
["Lophostemon confertus","Brush Box","W","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Tall tree with attractive brown bark. One of the most widely distributed plant species in the Redlands"]
["Lophostemon suaveolens","Swamp Box","W","25m","a","a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Flaky, stringy bark tree in swamps and wetter areas, flowers early summer. "]
["Melaleuca linariifolia","Snow in Summer","W","10m","a",null,"Bees; other insects","Dense fine foliage, masses of brush flowers in late spring"]
["Melaleuca quinquenervia","Paperbark Tea Tree, Coastal or Broad-Leaved Paperbark","C","25m","a","a","Many bird species, Flying foxes; Eastern Blossom Bat; Koala","Often in swampy areas, but will tolerate dry conditions. White papery bark.  Produces masses of brush flowers in autumn.  Excellent nectar producer"]
["Melaleuca salicina","Willow Bottlebrush","Y","15m","a",null,"Honeyeaters; bees and insects","Papery bark; new growth red tips. Formerly Callistemon salignus"]
["Neolitsea dealbata","White Bolly Gum","C(fl) Bl(fr)","12m",null,null,null,"White backed leaves when young, rounded crown"]
["Rhodomyrtus psidioides","Native Guava","W(fl) G/Y(fr)","12m","a",null,null,"Tree, often along watercourses and on rainforest margins. Bark scaly, brown. Leaves aromatic when crushed. 5-petalled white flowers. Ovoid or globose edible fruit to 15mm"]
["Syzygium oleosum","Blue Lillipilli","W(fl) Pu/B(fr)","12m","a",null,"Ringtail Possum, fruit-eating birds","Rainforest tree. Leaves aromatic when crushed. White flowers spring to summer. Edible, spherical fruit to 20mm."]
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["SHRUBS"]
["Sannantha similis","Feathertips","W","4m",null,null,"Bees; butterflies; other insects","Shrub, with 5-petalled flowers to 6mm in 3-flowered clusters, spring to summer. Formerly Babingtonia similis"]
["Clerodendrum floribundum","Lolly Bush","W(fl) R/B(fr)","6m",null,null,"Fiery Jewel Butterfly caterpillar","Large rounded leaves,  colourful fruit"]
["Chorizema parviflorum","Eastern Flame Pea","Y","0.5m",null,null,null,"Slender, weak-stemmed. Winter to summer. Red markings on yellow flower"]
["Dodonaea triquetra","Forest Hop Bush","Gr(fl)\nP(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Produces attractive hop like fruit that are either lime-green or purple"]
["Hakea florulenta","Three-nerved Willow Hakea","C","3m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; butterflies; bees","Woody, warty fruit, small clusters of lightly fragranced flowers"]
["Hedraianthera porphyropetala","Hedraianthera","R(fl) G/Br(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Shrub, branchlets slightly zig zag. Oblong green to brown fruit"]
["Hibiscus heterophyllus","Native Rosella","Pi/Y","6m",null,null,null,"Quick-growing large shrub. Showy flowers and prickly stems. "]
["Melaleuca sieberi","Small-Leaved Paperbark","W","10m",null,null,"Nesting birds; butterflies; bees","Cream, papery bark. Masses of white or pinkish flowers"]
["Persoonia stradbrokensis","Geebung","Y","6m",null,null,"Honeyeaters","Shrub, on well-drained soils. Rough trunk bark. Flowers to 14mm"]
["Pimelea linifolia","Rice Flower","W/Pi","1m",null,null,null,"Variable common shrub in sandy or heavier soils in open areas. White, sometimes pink. Poisonous to stock"]
["Solanum stelligerum","Devil’s Needles","Pu/M(fl) R(fr)","1.5m",null,null,null,"Sparsely branched shrub in dry or stony soils. Plants sucker, often forming small colonies. Round, succulent, non-edible 8mm red fruits"]
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["HERBACEOUS PLANTS"]
["Brunoniella australis","Black Rod","W/Pi","0.5m",null,null,null,"Erect hairy herb on sandy soils, uncommon"]
["Centella asiatica","Pennywort",null,"0.1m","a",null,null,"Creeping herb with insignificant flowers"]
["Desmodium rhytidophyllum","Hairy Trefoil","Pi","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low growing herb with trailing hairy braches and leaves"]
["Dianella caerulea","Blueberry Lily or Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl) P(fr)","1m",null,null,"Lewin's Honeyeater; Silvereyes","Clumping plant that spreads by suckers. Flowers on spike above foliage, all year."]
["Dianella rara","Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl) P(fr)","0.8m",null,null,null,"Tufting plant with tuberous roots. Naturally sparse in dry forests"]
["Dianella revoluta","Flax Lily","Bl(fl) P(fr)","1m",null,null,null,"Perennial lily-like herb. Variable species. Four in SEQ"]
["Goodenia bellidifolia","Goodenia","Y","0.6m",null,null,null,"Sprawling herb"]
["Goodenia rotundifolia","Star Goodenia","Y ","0.3m",null,null,null,"Yellow flowers with purple throat"]
["Hybanthus enneaspermus","Spade Flower","P","0.6m",null,null,null,"Perennial herb, glabrous or hairy with delicate flowers"]
["Hybanthus monopetalus","Lady’s Slipper","B to P","0.45m",null,null,null,"Slender, weak-stemmed herb, well-drained areas"]
["Hybanthus stellarioides","Spade Flower","Y","0.1m",null,null,null,"Slender, spindly herb, grassy areas of open forest"]
["Lobelia purpurascens","White Root","W","0.1m",null,null,null,"Prostrate or sprawling plant with milky sap.  A weed of lawns and gardens"]
["Lomandra confertifolia","Mat Rush",null,"0.4m",null,null,null,"Small, dense mat- forming, tussock-like plant. Spikey seed spikes"]
["Lomandra longifolia","Mat Rush","C ","1 m",null,null,"Silver Studded Ochre, Common White-spot Skipper, Eliena Skipper, Iachus Skipper, Phigaliodes Skipper, Praxedes Skipper, Symmomus Skipper Butterfly","Large clumping grass-like plant.  Produces large flower spikes"]
["Lomandra multiflora","Many-Flowered Mat Rush","C","0.9m",null,null,"Eliena Skipper, Iacchus Skipper, Rare White-spot Skipper, Common White-spot Skipper, Phigalia Skipper, Maheta Skipper Butterfly","Common perennial grass-like herb, forms sparse clumps"]
["Murdannia graminea","Slug Herb","Pi/Pu","0.4m","a",null,null,"Grass-like herb with flowers on spikes"]
["Phyllanthus virgatus",null,"W/G","0.5m",null,null,null,"Sprawling or erect herb. 1mm white to greenish flowers and 2mm fruits"]
["Pseuderanthemum variabile","Love Flower","W/Pi","0.3m",null,null,"Caterpillars of Leafwing, Blue-banded Eggfly, Varied Eggfly and Blue Argus Butterflies","Sparsely branched plant with either white, pink or mauve flowers"]
["Tripladenia cunninghamii",null,"Pi","0.4m","a",null,null,"Wiry stems and broads leaves, semi shade with some moisture. Good garden plant and in pots"]
["Viola banksii","Native Violet","P/W","0.3m","a",null,null,"Creeping plant of melaleuca swamps and creek banks. Formerly V. hederacea "]
["Imperata cylindrica","Blady Grass","W","1.2m",null,null,"Grassland birds; Evening Brown, Dusky Knight, Greenish Darter, White Grass-dart, Dingy Grass-dart Butterfly; northern brown bandicoot, wallabies","Common grass with long creeping rhizome.Growsn on edges, good indicator of recent fires and other disturbance. Attractive, fluffy seed spike"]
["Lepidosperma laterale","Variable Sword Sedge",null,"0.9m",null,null,null,"Common upright sedge, of sandy or rocky areas."]
["Lepidosperma longitudinale","Pithy Sword-sedge",null,"2m",null,null,null,"Clump-forming perennial with short thick rhizome"]
["Microlaena stipoides","Weeping Grass",null,"0.7m",null,null,"Finches; kangaroos and wallabies","Tufted perennial grass, slender weeping seed hads. Prostrate to erect habit"]
["Oplismenus aemulus","Creeping Beard Grass or Basket Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Orange Bushbrown, Wonder Brown, Lilac Grass-skipper, White-brand Grass-skipper","Trailing grass which roots at nodes, oval leaves. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Oplismenus hirtellus","Pademelon Grass",null,"0.1m",null,null,"Finches; pigeons; doves","Sprawling grass, rooting at nodes, widespread and common, usually in shady places. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Ottochloa gracillima","Graceful Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Brown Ringlet, Wonder Brown, lilac Grass-skipper and White-brand Grass Skipper Butterflies ","Slender grass in shady places. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Panicum effusum","Hairy Panic",null,"0.7m",null,null,"Finches; pigeons; doves","Tufted, warm season, short-lived perennial. Dull green leaves"]
["Panicum simile","Two-colour Panic",null,"0.7m",null,null,"Finches; Pigeons; Doves","Delicate looking tufting grass. Infertile soils in woodland areas"]
["Paspalidium distans","Shot Grass",null,"0.7m",null,null,"Finches; Pigeons; Doves","Wiry, slender perennial grass"]
["Sacciolepis indica","Indian Cupscale Grass",null,"0.6m",null,null,null,"Tufted mostly glabrous annual grass"]
["Themeda triandra","Kangaroo Grass",null,"0.6m",null,null,"Eastern-grey Kangaroo; Evening Brown, Orange Ringlet, Ringed Xenica and Common Brown, Shouldered Brown, Ringed Xenica, Dingy Ringlet Butterflies","Common, erect, tufting grass, often a dominant species in open, well-drained positions. Benefits from annual prune "]
["Tricoryne anceps subsp. pterocaulon","Rush Lily","Y","0.7m",null,null,null,"Slender, grass-like herb on grassy slopes. Leaves absent on adults, 10mm flowers on flattened stems. Spring"]
["Tricoryne elatior","Common Rush Lily","Y","0.5m",null,null,null,"Small wiry stemmed plant, on well-drainged, stony soils in grassy areas and in sandy coastal areas. Virtually leafless"]
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["VINES"]
["Aristolochia meridionalis","Cressida Pipe Flower","G/Br(fl)",null,null,null,"Clearwing Swallowtail butterfly","Slender vine, stems to 1.5m long, usually scrambling prostrate amongst grasses on hillsides and mountain slopes. Solitary tubular flowers. Globose fruit"]
["Cassytha pubescens","Dodder Laurel","W",null,null,null,"Mistletoebird; Honeyeaters, many butterfly species","Robust, leafless parasitic twiner, pubescent in young parts. White flowers in 10 cm spikes, spring to summer"]
["Cayratia clematidea","Slender Grape","W(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; Joseph's Coat Moth caterpillar","Light tendril climber. Tiny white flowers, summer. Black fruit to 7mm"]
["Cissus hypoglauca","Giant Water Vine","Y(fl)",null,null,null,null,"Large woody climbing vine, new growth rusty-hairy. Yellow flowers. Edible purplish-black spherical fruit to 10mm"]
["Clematicissus opaca","Forest Grape","Bk(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Vine of dry scrub and open forest. Edible black fruit to 15mm"]
["Dioscorea transversa","Native Yam","W(fl)",null,null,null,null,"Heart shaped leaves, underground tuber. Unusual papery feeds"]
["Echinostephia aculeata","Prickly Tape Vine","R (fr)",null,null,null,"Imperial Fruit Moth","Uncommon woody climber often near rainforest remnants. "]
["Eustrephus latifolius","Wombat Berry","Pi (fl) O(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Scrambling plant.  Produces lily flowers"]
["Flagellaria indica","Supplejack","W",null,null,null,null,"Vigorous climbing plant"]
["Geitonoplesium cymosum","Scrambling Lily","W (fl),\nB(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Common scrambling plant with shiny dark-green leaves "]
["Glycine clandestina","Twining Glycine","Pi",null,null,null,"Common Grass-blue, Scalloped Grass-yellow Butterfly","Narrow leaved climber "]
["Hardenbergia violacea","Native Sarsaparilla","P",null,null,null,"Eastern Spinebill; Common Grass-blue Butterfly","Small, scrambling or prostrate vine. Atractive bright purple pea flower. Often grows with Corymbia spp."]
["Morinda jasminoides","Morinda","Y/W(fl) O(fr)",null,null,null,"Many bird species","Woody climber or scrambling shrub-like plan. Lumpy orange fruit to 15mm"]
["Pandorea pandorana","Wonga Vine","W/Pi",null,null,null,null,"Vigorous vine. 20mm whitish to pale pink flowers. Inflated seed capsules"]
["Parsonsia straminea","Monkey Rope Vine","W/Br/Pi",null,null,null,"Ringtail possum, nesting birds, common crow butterfly","Robust twining vine, common in poorly drained areas, can become weed-like. Scented white to brownish or pinkish 5-petalled flowers. Woody, cigar-shaped fruit to 16cm"]
["Polymeria calycina","Slender Bindweed","M/Pu",null,null,null,null,"Prostrate or creeping plant"]
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["MISTLETOE"]
["Amyema bifurcata","Bloodwood Mistletoe","R(fl) Y(fr)",null,null,null,"Mistletoebird; Honeyeaters, many butterfly species","Found on bloodwoods, spotted gums and Angophora species"]
["Amyema miquelii","Bronze Mistletoe","Y(fr)",null,null,null,"Mistletoebird; Honeyeaters, many butterfly species","Found on Eucalyptus and occasionally wattles"]
["Amyema pendula","Drooping Mistletoe","R(fl) Y(fr)",null,null,null,"Mistletoebird; Honeyeaters, many butterfly species","Found on eucalyptus (mainly stringybarks) and rarely wattles"]
["Dendrophthoe vitellina","Apostle Mistletoe","R(fr)",null,null,null,"Mistletoebird; Honeyeaters, many butterfly species","Common mainly on the plants in Myrtaceae family "]
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["FERNS"]
["Calochlaena dubia","Soft Bracken",null,"4m","a",null,null,"Grows in dense thickets"]
["Pteridium esculentum","Bracken",null,"2m",null,null,"Northern Brown Bandicoot, Swamp and red-necked wallaby","Stiff, erect fern, spreading by hairy underground rhizome, often forming thickets on well-drained soils. Widespread "]

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["Regional Ecosystem: 12.3.13 \n\nDescription:  Closed or wet heathland. Characteristic species include Melaleuca thymifolia, Banksia robur, Xanthorrhoea fulva, Hakea actites, Leptospermum spp. and Baeckea frutescens. Occurs on seasonally waterlogged Quaternary alluvial plains along coastal lowlands.\n\nShort description:  Closed heathland on seasonally waterlogged alluvial plains usually near coast\n\nLocal status:  Critically limited within the Redlands Coast"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover: Trees 5%, Shrubs 55%, Other 45%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","KOALA \nFOOD TREE","Fauna","Notes"]
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["TREES"]
["Melaleuca quinquenervia","Paperbark Tea Tree, Coastal or Broad-Leaved Paperbark","C","25m","a","a","Many bird species, Flying foxes; Eastern Blossom Bat; Koala","Often in swampy areas, but will tolerate dry conditions. White papery bark.  Produces masses of brush flowers in autumn.  Excellent nectar producer"]
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["SHRUBS "]
["Aotus lanigera","Woolly Aotus","Y","1.5m",null,null,null,"Woolly stems, masses fo flowers around spring. Sandy soils"]
["Baeckea frutescens","Weeping Baeckea","W","3m",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Weeping Shrub with small flowers during most of year, good feature plant"]
["Baeckea imbricata","Spindly Baeckea","W","1m",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Shrub, sandy soils. Leaves dessucate, to 7mm. 5-petalled flowers, to 6mm"]
["Banksia robur","Swamp Banksia","Gr","3.5m","a",null,"Honeyeaters; possums and gliders; bees; butterflies","Produces large flowers laden with nectar from summer to winter. Naturally grows in moist, well-drained soils, but very hardy in cultivation"]
["Boronia parviflora","Swamp Boronia","Pi","0.3m","a",null,null,"Slender shrub"]
["Hakea actites","Wallum Hakea","W","3m","a",null,null,"Prickly hardy shrub. Can be hedged"]
["Leptomeria acida","Currant Bush","R","2m",null,null,null,"Twiggy, upright, leafless shrub.  Root parasite"]
["Leptospermum juniperinum","Prickly Tea-tree","W","3m","a",null,"Bees; other insects","Branching shrub, in poorly drained, frequently inundated soils"]
["Leptospermum liversidgei","Swamp May or Lemon-scented Tea Tree","W/Pi","3m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Does not thrive in dry conditions.  Masses of flowers in summer. Strongly lemon-scented when crushed"]
["Leptospermum semibaccatum","Wallum Tea Tree","W/Pi","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Slightly aromatic when crushed, fruits fleshy"]
["Melaleuca nodosa","Prickly-Leaved Paperbark","C ","4m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Layered papery bark.  Produces a dense crown in wet areas.  A profusion of small fluffy flowers in spring  "]
["Melaleuca pachyphylla","Wallum Bottlebrush","R","1.5m","a",null,"Honeyeaters; small gliders; bees; butterflies","Produces bright red or green brushes in spring and often throughout the year.  Responds to pruning. Formerly Callistemon pachyphyllus"]
["Melaleuca thymifolia","Thyme Honey Myrtle","P","1m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Flowers in spring and summer. Flaky bark. Hardy in cultivation"]
["Mirbelia rubiifolia","Heathy Mirbelia","W/Pi/M","0.5m","a",null,null,"Weak-stemmed, slender, in moist soils. Different form in eucalypt forest and Coastal Heath"]
["Olearia hygrophila","Swamp Daisy","W","2m","a",null,null,"Endangered struggling shrub. Mass of daisy flowers"]
["Pimelea linifolia","Rice Flower","W/Pi","1m",null,null,null,"Variable common shrub in sandy or heavier soils in open areas. White, sometimes pink. Poisonous to stock"]
["Pultenaea myrtoides","Swamp Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub in wet, sandy soils. 10mm yellow flowers, sometimes lack red markings. Similar to P. paleacea "]
["Pultenaea paleacea","Chaffy Bush Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub, branches silky-hairy. Leaves silky-hairy below. 10mm yellow flowers, sometimes lack red markings."]
["Sprengelia sprengelioides","Sprengelia","W","1m","a",null,null,"Slender upright shrub, usually in wet heath. 15mm white flowers in leaf axils, winter to spring"]
["Strangea linearis","Strangea","W","1m",null,null,null,"Stiff upright shrub. Woody fruits to 6.5cm. Fire needed for seed release"]
["Xanthorrhoea fulva","Wallum Grasstree","W/C","2m","a",null,"White-cheeked Honeyeater and adult butterflies","Trunkless, grass-like clumping plant. Tufting plant with a tall 2.5m flower spike"]
["Zieria laxiflora","Wallum Zieria","W","3m",null,null,null,"Spindly, open shrub on sandy soils in moist gullies and on slopes. Leaves aromatic when crushed. 4-petalled, 4mm flowers"]
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["HERBACEOUS PLANTS"]
["Blandfordia grandiflora","Christmas Bells","O/Y","0.8m","a",null,null,"Rare, protected plant. Cannot be collected from wild. Small, herbaceous. Clusters of showy, drooping, bell-shaped flowers at top of leafless stems, summer. Dry papery seed pods"]
["Goodenia stelligera","Wallum Goodenia","Y","0.6m","a",null,null,"Clumping herb in wet heaths. Yellow flowers on long stalks"]
["Haemodorum austroqueenslandicum","Blood Root","Bk(fr)","1.5m",null,null,null,"Plant in sandy soils, with a few strap-like leaves. Similar to H. tenuifolium "]
["Hibbertia salicifolia","Guinea Flower","Y","0.75m",null,null,null,"Lax-stemmed plant, wet loving, usually indicator of wet heath"]
["Sowerbaea juncea","Vanilla Lily","Pi/M/W","0.75m","a",null,null,"Clumping lily in moist sandy soils. Clusters of 10mm pink to mauve or rarely white flowers, smelling of vanilla"]
["Gahnia sieberiana","Red-Fruited Sawsedge","R (fr)","3m","a",null,"Swordgrass Browns, Varied Sedge-skipper Butterfly","Tall sedge which produces tall heads of brown flowers"]
["Hypolaena fastigiata",null,null,"0.65m","a",null,null,"Erect sedge-like perennial herb in damp areas"]
["Leptocarpus tenax","Slender Twinerush",null,"1m","a",null,null,"Erect, terete stemmed rush with short creeping rhizome, in wet heath"]
["Sporadanthus caudatus",null,"W","2m","a",null,null,"Grasslike sedge growing in wet, wallum swamps. Clustered flowers and seed heads in spring-summer"]
["Sporadanthus interruptus",null,null,"0.6m","a",null,null,"Dense tufted sedge. Leaves reduced to brown sheaths. Flowers in spikes, spring. Grows in moist, peaty conditions "]
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["FERNS"]
["Gleichenia dicarpa","Pouched Coral Fern",null,"2m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals, frogs","Dense, thicket-forming fern. "]
["Gleichenia mendellii","Coastal Coral Fern",null,"1m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals, frogs","Fronds are silvery white and usually found of coastal sands"]

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["Regional Ecosystem:  12.5.2\n\nDescription:  Corymbia intermedia, Eucalyptus tereticornis grassy open forest to woodland. Other species can include Lophostemon suaveolens, Angophora leiocarpa, Eucalyptus acmenoides or E. portuensis, E. siderophloia or E. crebra, Corymbia tessellaris and Melaleuca quinquenervia (lower slopes). Eucalyptus exserta is usually present in northern parts of bioregion. Occurs on complex of remnant Tertiary surfaces +/- Cainozoic and Mesozoic sediments. Usually deep red soils\n\nShort description:  Corymbia intermedia, Eucalyptus tereticornis Woodland on remnant Tertiary surfaces, usually near coast. Usually deep red soils"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover: Trees 10%, Shrubs 20%, Other 70%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","KOALA \nFOOD TREE","Fauna","Notes"]
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["TREES"]
["Acacia concurrens","Black Wattle","Y","8m",null,null,"Bees; parrots,pigeons; doves","Dense tree in open forest. Perfumed flower spikes to 10cm, winter to spring. Pods curved or twisted to flattened. Similar to A. leiocalyx"]
["Acacia disparrima","Short Hickory Wattle","Y ","3-11m",null,null,"Bees; parrots; Fiery Jewel, Blue Jewel, Short-tailed Line-Blue, Small Purple Line-blue, Double Purple Line-blue, Glistening Blue, Wattle Blue Butterfly","Shrub to small, quick growing tree. Prolific flowers in March"]
["Acacia leiocalyx","Early Black Wattle","Y","8m",null,null,"Bees; parrots,pigeons; doves","Common, hardy, dense tree in open forest. Perfumed flower spikes, 10cm, winter to spring. Pods curved or twisted, thick, to flattened. Similar to A. concurrens "]
["Allocasuarina littoralis","Black She-Oak","R","6m",null,null,"Glossy Black Cockatoos","Widespread in open forest on well-drained soils, often in stands. Cones 25mm x 15mm. Male, female plants"]
["Alphitonia excelsa","Red Ash or Soap Tree","B(fr)","15m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds","Common and hardy shrub to tree. Strong smelling greenish-cream flowers, attractive grey bark and silver foliage"]
["Angophora leiocarpa","Smooth Barked Apple","W","30m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Interesting branch habit, pink or reddish smooth bark"]
["Callitris columellaris","Coastal Cypress Pine",null,"20m",null,null,"Rosella; woodland birds","Dense, dark green spreading canopy, sometimes conical with upright branches.  Woody cones with numerous. Grows on sandy soil"]
["Corymbia intermedia","Pink Bloodwood","C ","35m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Tree rough tessellated bark, prolific flowerer"]
["Corymbia tessellaris","Moreton Bay Ash","W","30m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Half bark with lower half grey and tessellated and smooth bark above"]
["Cupaniopsis anacardioides","Tuckeroo","Y(fr)","10m",null,null,"Many bird species","Excellent shade or street tree. Littoral rainforest and coastal scrubs  "]
["Eucalyptus crebra ","Narrow-Leaved Red Ironbark","W","25m",null,"a","Honeyeaters; Koala; Flying-foxes; possums and gliders; bees; Coral Jewel Butterfly","Fine, fairly open canopy. Bark dark grey or almost black; rough deeply furrowed; very hard ironbark. Woody seed capsules shortened egg-shaped to cup-shaped. Often grows with Corymbia citriodora. Similar to E. siderophloia. "]
["Eucalyptus siderophloia","Grey Ironbark","W","30m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Greater Glider; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Sometimes drooping, moderately dense canopy. Hard rough, dark grey to nearly black ironbark; furrowed. Woody seed capsules top-shaped. Previously E. drepanophylla. Similar to E. crebra "]
["Eucalyptus tereticornis","Blue Gum or Forest Red Gum","C ","45m","a","a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; greater glider; other possums and gliders; bees","Moderately dense, sometimes drooping canopy. Smooth often shiny bark. One of most common eucalypts in region."]
["Lophostemon suaveolens","Swamp Box","W","25m","a","a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Flaky, stringy bark tree in swamps and wetter areas, flowers early summer. "]
["Melaleuca quinquenervia","Paperbark Tea Tree, Coastal or Broad-Leaved Paperbark","C","25m","a","a","Many bird species, Flying foxes; Eastern Blossom Bat; Koala","Often in swampy areas, but will tolerate dry conditions. White papery bark.  Produces masses of brush flowers in autumn.  Excellent nectar producer"]
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["SHRUBS"]
["Acacia falcata","Sickle-Leaved Wattle","C/W","4m",null,null,"Parrots; pigeons; doves","Upright tree on stony soils in open forest. 8mm flowerheads, autumn to winter. Pods flat, straight."]
["Dodonaea triquetra","Forest Hop Bush","Gr(fl)\nP(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Produces attractive hop like fruit that are either lime-green or purple"]
["Jacksonia scoparia","Dogwood","Y","3m",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Open, leafless, shrub on poor gravelly soils. Mass flowers in spring-summer"]
["Leptospermum polygalifolium","Wild May or Tea Tree","W","4m",null,null,"Rosellas; Bees","Weeping open habit, in open forest and along creek banks. Flowers in profusion in late winter, aromatic when crushed"]
["Melastoma malabathricum subsp. malabathricum","Blue Tongue","Pi/P","2m","a",null,"Bees","Hardy shrub, but grows best in mooist areas. Responds to pruning. Edible fruit"]
["Ozothamnus diosmifolius","Sago Flower","W/Pi ","2m",null,null,null,"Small white to pink paper flowers in clusters, fine aromatic foliage, very fast-growing"]
["Pittosporum revolutum","Forest Pittosporum ","Y(fl, fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Upright shrub. Lightly scented 5-petalled prolific flowers. Fruit rough, warty, 30mm many red-brown seeds"]
["Wikstroemia indica","Bootlace Bark or Bushman’s Bootlace","G(fl) O/R(fr)","1.5m",null,null,null,"Twiggy shrub on margins of forests. Poisonous leaves and fruits"]
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["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Aristida benthamii","Three-awned spear grass",null,"1m",null,null,null,"Fine clumping grass with spear-like seed heads with 3 'prongs'. Similar to A. vagans"]
["Aristida vagans","Threeawn Speargrass",null,"0.8m",null,null,null,"Fine clumping grass with spear-like seed heads with 3 'prongs'. Similar to A benthamii"]
["Capillipedium spicigerum","Scented-top Grass","P(fr)","1.5m",null,null,"Finches","Clumping grass of woodlands. Ligh purple seed heads have slight scent when crushed"]
["Cymbopogon refractus","Barb-Wire Grass",null,"1m",null,null,null,"Flowers appear like clusters of barbed wire, Blue green foliage and red stems. Light lemon scent when crushed"]
["Entolasia stricta","Wiry Panic",null,"0.8m",null,null,"finches; pigeons; doves","Hairy, loosely tufted grass on poor or sandy soils"]
["Gahnia aspera","Red Fruited Sawsedge","Bk/Br(fl) R/Br(fr)","0.65m",null,null,"Pied Currawong, Brown Cuckoo-dove; caterpillars of Spotted, Flame and Varied Sedge-Skippers and Green Darter Butterflies","Tough leaves with razor sharp edges. Clumping, in dry areas"]
["Imperata cylindrica","Blady Grass","W","1.2m",null,null,"Grassland birds; Evening Brown, Dusky Knight, Greenish Darter, White Grass-dart, Dingy Grass-dart Butterfly; northern brown bandicoot, wallabies","Common grass with long creeping rhizome.Growsn on edges, good indicator of recent fires and other disturbance. Attractive, fluffy seed spike"]
["Lepidosperma laterale","Variable Sword Sedge",null,"0.9m",null,null,null,"Common upright sedge, of sandy or rocky areas."]
["Lomandra longifolia","Mat Rush","C ","1 m",null,null,"Silver Studded Ochre, Common White-spot Skipper, Eliena Skipper, Iachus Skipper, Phigaliodes Skipper, Praxedes Skipper, Symmomus Skipper Butterfly","Large clumping grass-like plant.  Produces large flower spikes"]
["Oplismenus hirtellus","Pademelon Grass",null,"0.1m",null,null,"Finches; pigeons; doves","Sprawling grass, rooting at nodes, widespread and common, usually in shady places. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Ottochloa gracillima","Graceful Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Brown Ringlet, Wonder Brown, lilac Grass-skipper and White-brand Grass Skipper Butterflies ","Slender grass in shady places. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Panicum effusum","Hairy Panic",null,"0.7m",null,null,"Finches; pigeons; doves","Tufted, warm season, short-lived perennial. Dull green leaves"]
["Themeda triandra","Kangaroo Grass",null,"0.6m",null,null,"Eastern-grey Kangaroo; Evening Brown, Orange Ringlet, Ringed Xenica and Common Brown, Shouldered Brown, Ringed Xenica, Dingy Ringlet Butterflies","Common, erect, tufting grass, often a dominant species in open, well-drained positions. Benefits from annual prune "]
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["HERBACEOUS PLANTS"]
["Centella asiatica","Pennywort",null,"0.1m","a",null,null,"Creeping herb with insignificant flowers"]
["Chrysocephalum apiculatum","Yellow Buttons","Y","0.4m",null,null,"Australian Painted Lady Butterfly caterpillar","Erect herbaceous plant, bright 'button' flowers"]
["Commelina diffusa ","Native Wandering Jew","P ","0.75m",null,null,null,"Weak-stemmed herb. Delicate 3-petalled blue flowers to 25mm, spring to autumn"]
["Dampiera sylvestris","Blue fan flower","P","0.4m",null,null,null,"In light shade, usually on hillsides Purple flowers to 20mm, spring to summer"]
["Dianella brevipedunculata","Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl) P(fr)","1m",null,null,null,"Tufting plant in lily family. Hardy"]
["Dianella caerulea","Blueberry Lily or Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl) P(fr)","1m",null,null,"Lewin's Honeyeater; Silvereyes","Clumping plant that spreads by suckers. Flowers on spike above foliage, all year."]
["Dianella longifolia","Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl) P (fr)","1m",null,null,null,"Tufted plant widespread in dry shallow soils"]
["Goodenia rotundifolia","Star Goodenia","Y ","0.3m",null,null,null,"Yellow flowers with purple throat"]
["Haemodorum austroqueenslandicum","Blood Root","Bk(fr)","1.5m",null,null,null,"Plant in sandy soils, with a few strap-like leaves. Similar to H. tenuifolium "]
["Hibbertia stricta","Guinea Flower","Y","0.6m",null,null,null,"Dense shrub that can flower most of the year. Well-drained soils"]
["Hibbertia vestita","A Guinea Flower","Y","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low or prostrate multi-stemmed shrub. Hardy, full sun or semi-shade "]
["Hovea acutifolia","Purple Pea Bush","Pu/W","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Upright shrub, in open shady forest"]
["Hybanthus monopetalus","Lady’s Slipper","B to P","0.45m",null,null,null,"Slender, weak-stemmed herb, well-drained areas"]
["Lobelia purpurascens","White Root","W","0.1m",null,null,null,"Prostrate or sprawling plant with milky sap.  A weed of lawns and gardens"]
["Lomandra multiflora","Many-Flowered Mat Rush","C","0.9m",null,null,"Eliena Skipper, Iacchus Skipper, Rare White-spot Skipper, Common White-spot Skipper, Phigalia Skipper, Maheta Skipper Butterfly","Common perennial grass-like herb, forms sparse clumps"]
["Murdannia graminea","Slug Herb","Pi/Pu","0.4m","a",null,null,"Grass-like herb with flowers on spikes"]
["Thysanotus tuberosus","Fringed Lily","Pi/Pu","0.3m",null,null,null,"Grass-like herb in moist, sunny places amongst grasses. Frilled 20mm flowers in spikes to 60cm, spring to summer"]
["Tricoryne elatior","Common Rush Lily","Y","0.5m",null,null,null,"Small wiry stemmed plant, on well-drainged, stony soils in grassy areas and in sandy coastal areas. Virtually leafless"]
["Wahlenbergia gracilis","Small-Flowered Bluebell","P/Bl","0.5m",null,null,null,"Common, clumping erect herb "]
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["VINES"]
["Clematicissus opaca","Forest Grape","Bk(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Vine of dry scrub and open forest. Edible black fruit to 15mm"]
["Eustrephus latifolius","Wombat Berry","Pi (fl) O(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Scrambling plant.  Produces lily flowers"]
["Geitonoplesium cymosum","Scrambling Lily","W (fl),\nB(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Common scrambling plant with shiny dark-green leaves "]
["Parsonsia straminea","Monkey Rope Vine","W/Br/Pi",null,null,null,"Ringtail possum, nesting birds, common crow butterfly","Robust twining vine, common in poorly drained areas, can become weed-like. Scented white to brownish or pinkish 5-petalled flowers. Woody, cigar-shaped fruit to 16cm"]

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["Regional Ecosystem:  12.5.3\n\nDescription:  Eucalyptus tindaliae and/or E. racemosa subsp. racemosa open-forest with Corymbia intermedia, E. siderophloia ± E. resinifera, E. pilularis, E. microcorys, Angophora leiocarpa. Melaleuca quinquenervia often a prominent feature of lower slopes. Minor patches (<1ha) dominated by Corymbia citriodora can sometimes occur. Occurs on complex of remnant Tertiary surfaces ± Cainozoic and Mesozoic sediments.\n\nShort description:  Eucalyptus racemosa woodland on remnant Tertiary surfaces\n\nLocal status:  Critically limited within the Redlands Coast"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover: Trees 10%, Shrubs 20%, Other 70%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","KOALA \nFOOD TREE","Fauna","Notes"]
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["TREES"]
["Acacia concurrens","Black Wattle","Y","8m",null,null,"Bees; parrots,pigeons; doves","Dense tree in open forest. Perfumed flower spikes to 10cm, winter to spring. Pods curved or twisted to flattened. Similar to A. leiocalyx"]
["Acacia disparrima","Short Hickory Wattle","Y ","3-11m",null,null,"Bees; parrots; Fiery Jewel, Blue Jewel, Short-tailed Line-Blue, Small Purple Line-blue, Double Purple Line-blue, Glistening Blue, Wattle Blue Butterfly","Shrub to small, quick growing tree. Prolific flowers in March"]
["Acacia fimbriata var. perangusta","Brisbane Wattle or Fringed Wattle","Y","5m",null,null,"Bees; parrots,pigeons; doves; Imperial Hairstreak Butterfly","Shrub or small tree, mainly in moister areas. Perfumed ball flowers to 8mm, winter to spring. Pods flattish. A. perangusta is now recognised as a form of this species"]
["Acacia leiocalyx","Early Black Wattle","Y","8m",null,null,"Bees; parrots,pigeons; doves","Common, hardy, dense tree in open forest. Perfumed flower spikes, 10cm, winter to spring. Pods curved or twisted, thick, to flattened. Similar to A. concurrens "]
["Allocasuarina littoralis","Black She-Oak","R","6m",null,null,"Glossy Black Cockatoos","Widespread in open forest on well-drained soils, often in stands. Cones 25mm x 15mm. Male, female plants"]
["Banksia integrifolia","Coastal Banksia","Y ","16m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; small gliders","Flowers over a long period. Interestiong foliage and shape. Sandy soils"]
["Corymbia intermedia","Pink Bloodwood","C ","35m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Tree rough tessellated bark, prolific flowerer"]
["Eucalyptus microcorys","Tallowood","C","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Prolific flowers. Fertile slopes, alluvial flats and in gullies that may have supported a community of dry rainforest species in past. Red-brown bark softly fibrous"]
["Eucalyptus pilularis","Blackbutt","W","10-60m","a",null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Fairly dense, spreading and drooping canopy. Grey or grey-brown, stringy rough bark; bark shed in long strips. Woody seed capsules globular to hemispherical. Considered to lack lignotuber and regenerates from seed after fire. "]
["Eucalyptus racemosa ","Scribbly Gum","W","20m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; greater glider; other possums and gliders; bees","Erect or crooked; characteristic insect larvae (Endoxylon cinera) 'scribbles' on trunk. Smooth, shiny bark varies white to whitish or silvey-grey. Previously E. signata"]
["Eucalyptus siderophloia","Grey Ironbark","W","30m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Greater Glider; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Sometimes drooping, moderately dense canopy. Hard rough, dark grey to nearly black ironbark; furrowed. Woody seed capsules top-shaped. Previously E. drepanophylla. Similar to E. crebra "]
["Eucalyptus tindaliae","Queensland White Mahogany","W","30m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Fine canopy. Fibrous grey-brown stringybark; finely wavy and furrowed. Woodly seed capsules hemispherical. Previously E. phaeotricha and E. nigra"]
["Glochidion ferdinandii","Cheese Tree","G/Y(fl)G/R(fr)","25m","a",null,"Many bird species","Trunk crooked and flanged; bark dark brown. Fast growing. Fruit resembles small pumpkin"]
["Glochidion sumatranum","Buttonwood or Umbrella Cheese Tree","G/Y(fl)G/R(fr)","10m","a",null,"Many bird species","Green to red cheese shaped fruits. Fast growing. Has umbrella shaped foliage"]
["Lophostemon confertus","Brush Box","W","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Tall tree with attractive brown bark. One of the most widely distributed plant species in the Redlands"]
["Melaleuca quinquenervia","Paperbark Tea Tree, Coastal or Broad-Leaved Paperbark","C","25m","a","a","Many bird species, Flying foxes; Eastern Blossom Bat; Koala","Often in swampy areas, but will tolerate dry conditions. White papery bark.  Produces masses of brush flowers in autumn.  Excellent nectar producer"]
["Melicope elleryana","Pink Euodia or Pink Doughwood","P","25m",null,null,"Lorikeets and honeyeaters","Tree, common in coastal areas on sandy soils. Flowers in clusters in summer"]
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["SHRUBS"]
["Banksia robur","Swamp Banksia","Gr","3.5m","a",null,"Honeyeaters; possums and gliders; bees; butterflies","Produces large flowers laden with nectar from summer to winter. Naturally grows in moist, well-drained soils, but very hardy in cultivation"]
["Banksia spinulosa","Golden Candlesticks or Hairpin Banksia","Y ","3m",null,null,"Honeyeaters, small gliders","Produces large flowers in winter and spring"]
["Boronia falcifolia","Wallum Boronia","Pi","1m","a",null,null,"Slender shrub in peaty swamps and seasonally wet wallum"]
["Boronia rosmarinifolia","Forest Boronia","Pi","1m",null,null,"Satin Blue Butterfly","Aromatic leaves when crushed"]
["Conospermum taxifolium","Devil's Rice","W","1.5m",null,null,null,"Upright, twiggy shrub. Tubular white flowers in panicles"]
["Dodonaea triquetra","Forest Hop Bush","Gr(fl)\nP(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Produces attractive hop like fruit that are either lime-green or purple"]
["Epacris obtusifolia","Common Heath","W","1.5m",null,null,null,"Erect, few-branched shrub in wet heath. Fragant. Flowers winter to spring"]
["Hovea acutifolia","Purple Pea Bush","Pu/W","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Upright shrub, in open shady forest"]
["Jacksonia scoparia","Dogwood","Y","3m",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Open, leafless, shrub on poor gravelly soils. Mass flowers in spring-summer"]
["Leptospermum polygalifolium","Wild May or Tea Tree","W","4m",null,null,"Rosellas; Bees","Weeping open habit, in open forest and along creek banks. Flowers in profusion in late winter, aromatic when crushed"]
["Lomatia silaifolia","Crinkle Bush or Wild Parsley","C","2m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; butterflies; bees","Grevillea-like flowers, clustered. Common shrub, in well-drained sandy soils"]
["Melastoma malabathricum subsp. malabathricum","Blue Tongue","Pi/P","2m","a",null,"Bees","Hardy shrub, but grows best in mooist areas. Responds to pruning. Edible fruit"]
["Ozothamnus diosmifolius","Sago Flower","W Pi ","2m",null,null,null,"Small white to pink paper daisies, fine foliage, very fast-growing"]
["Persoonia cornifolia","Broad-leaved Geebung","Y","3m",null,null,"Brown Honeyeater, White-cheeked Honeyeater","Shrub, on well-drained soils. Succulent round or oblong fruits. Bark fairly smooth"]
["Persoonia stradbrokensis","Geebung","Y","6m",null,null,"Honeyeaters","Shrub, on well-drained soils. Rough trunk bark. Flowers to 14mm"]
["Petalostigma triloculare","Quinine Bush","Y(fl) O/R(fr)","5m",null,null,null,"Shrub, on stony or sandy soils. Small yellow flowers, summer to autumn"]
["Pimelea linifolia","Rice Flower","W/Pi","1m",null,null,null,"Variable common shrub in sandy or heavier soils in open areas. White, sometimes pink. Poisonous to stock"]
["Pittosporum revolutum","Forest Pittosporum ","Y(fl, fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Upright shrub. Lightly scented 5-petalled prolific flowers. Fruit rough, warty, 30mm many red-brown seeds"]
["Pomax umbellata","Pomax","R","0.4m",null,null,null,"Small, dense multi branched plant, in sandy or stony areas"]
["Pultenaea petiolaris","Woolly Bush Pea","Y","0.3m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Often in dry, stony areas. 9mm flowers in dense terminal heads, winter to spring. Pods flattened, to 9mm"]
["Strangea linearis","Strangea","W","1m",null,null,null,"Stiff upright shrub. Woody fruits to 6.5cm. Fire needed for seed release"]
["Trema tomentosa","Poison Peach","G/W(fl) Bk(fr)","5m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds and pigeons","Woody shrub, in moister, open forest and edges of vine scrub. Fruit black, to 3mm. Hardy, quick growing"]
["Wikstroemia indica","Bootlace Bark or Bushman’s Bootlace","G(fl) O/R(fr)","1.5m",null,null,null,"Twiggy shrub on margins of forests. Poisonous leaves and fruits"]
["Xanthorrhoea johnsonii","Forest Grass Tree","C","4m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; possums and gliders; bees; butterflies","Cylindrical woody flower spike"]
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["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Alloteropsis semialata","Cockatoo Grass","Y","1m",null,null,"Finches, doves","Tufting grass with long seed spikes. Flower/seed heads of 3. Large seeds"]
["Aristida benthamii","Three-awned spear grass",null,"1m",null,null,null,"Fine clumping grass with spear-like seed heads with 3 'prongs'. Similar to A. vagans"]
["Aristida vagans","Threeawn Speargrass",null,"0.8m",null,null,null,"Fine clumping grass with spear-like seed heads with 3 'prongs'. Similar to A benthamii"]
["Capillipedium spicigerum","Scented-top Grass","P(fr)","1.5m",null,null,"Finches","Clumping grass of woodlands. Ligh purple seed heads have slight scent when crushed"]
["Cymbopogon refractus","Barb-Wire Grass",null,"1m",null,null,null,"Flowers appear like clusters of barbed wire, Blue green foliage and red stems. Light lemon scent when crushed"]
["Cyperus polystachyos","Bunchy Sedge",null,"0.6m","a",null,null,"Common, creeping, erect. Dense heads of flower to 6cm long"]
["Entolasia stricta","Wiry Panic",null,"0.8m",null,null,"finches; pigeons; doves","Hairy, loosely tufted grass on poor or sandy soils"]
["Gahnia aspera","Red Fruited Sawsedge","Bk/Br(fl) R/Br(fr)","0.65m",null,null,"Pied Currawong, Brown Cuckoo-dove; caterpillars of Spotted, Flame and Varied Sedge-Skippers and Green Darter Butterflies","Tough leaves with razor sharp edges. Clumping, in dry areas"]
["Imperata cylindrica","Blady Grass","W","1.2m",null,null,"Grassland birds; Evening Brown, Dusky Knight, Greenish Darter, White Grass-dart, Dingy Grass-dart Butterfly; northern brown bandicoot, wallabies","Common grass with long creeping rhizome.Growsn on edges, good indicator of recent fires and other disturbance. Attractive, fluffy seed spike"]
["Lepidosperma laterale","Variable Sword Sedge",null,"0.9m",null,null,null,"Common upright sedge, of sandy or rocky areas."]
["Microlaena stipoides","Weeping Grass",null,"0.7m",null,null,"Finches; kangaroos and wallabies","Tufted perennial grass, slender weeping seed hads. Prostrate to erect habit"]
["Oplismenus aemulus","Creeping Beard Grass or Basket Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Orange Bushbrown, Wonder Brown, Lilac Grass-skipper, White-brand Grass-skipper","Trailing grass which roots at nodes, oval leaves. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Ottochloa gracillima","Graceful Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Brown Ringlet, Wonder Brown, lilac Grass-skipper and White-brand Grass Skipper Butterflies ","Slender grass in shady places. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Panicum effusum","Hairy Panic",null,"0.7m",null,null,"Finches; pigeons; doves","Tufted, warm season, short-lived perennial. Dull green leaves"]
["Themeda triandra","Kangaroo Grass",null,"0.6m",null,null,"Eastern-grey Kangaroo; Evening Brown, Orange Ringlet, Ringed Xenica and Common Brown, Shouldered Brown, Ringed Xenica, Dingy Ringlet Butterflies","Common, erect, tufting grass, often a dominant species in open, well-drained positions. Benefits from annual prune "]
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["HERBACEOUS PLANTS"]
["Burchardia umbellata","Milkmaids","W","0.6m","a",null,null,"Small, slender, tufted perennial herb. Small lily-like flowers from top of slender stems"]
["Centella asiatica","Pennywort",null,"0.1m","a",null,null,"Creeping herb with insignificant flowers"]
["Chrysocephalum apiculatum","Yellow Buttons","Y","0.4m",null,null,"Australian Painted Lady Butterfly caterpillar","Erect herbaceous plant, bright 'button' flowers"]
["Commelina diffusa ","Native Wandering Jew","P ","0.75m",null,null,null,"Weak-stemmed herb. Delicate 3-petalled blue flowers to 25mm, spring to autumn"]
["Dampiera sylvestris","Blue fan flower","P","0.4m",null,null,null,"In light shade, usually on hillsides Purple flowers to 20mm, spring to summer"]
["Goodenia rotundifolia","Star Goodenia","Y ","0.3m",null,null,null,"Yellow flowers with purple throat"]
["Haemodorum austroqueenslandicum","Blood Root","Bk(fr)","1.5m",null,null,null,"Plant in sandy soils, with a few strap-like leaves. Similar to H. tenuifolium "]
["Hibbertia stricta","Guinea Flower","Y","0.6m",null,null,null,"Dense shrub that can flower most of the year. Well-drained soils"]
["Hibbertia vestita","A Guinea Flower","Y","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low or prostrate multi-stemmed shrub. Hardy, full sun or semi-shade "]
["Hovea acutifolia","Purple Pea Bush","Pu/W","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Upright shrub, in open shady forest"]
["Hybanthus monopetalus","Lady’s Slipper","B to P","0.45m",null,null,null,"Slender, weak-stemmed herb, well-drained areas"]
["Lobelia purpurascens","White Root","W","0.1m",null,null,null,"Prostrate or sprawling plant with milky sap.  A weed of lawns and gardens"]
["Lomandra longifolia","Mat Rush","C ","1 m",null,null,"Silver Studded Ochre, Common White-spot Skipper, Eliena Skipper, Iachus Skipper, Phigaliodes Skipper, Praxedes Skipper, Symmomus Skipper Butterfly","Large clumping grass-like plant.  Produces large flower spikes"]
["Lomandra multiflora","Many-Flowered Mat Rush","C","0.9m",null,null,"Eliena Skipper, Iacchus Skipper, Rare White-spot Skipper, Common White-spot Skipper, Phigalia Skipper, Maheta Skipper Butterfly","Common perennial grass-like herb, forms sparse clumps"]
["Murdannia graminea","Slug Herb","Pi/Pu","0.4m","a",null,null,"Grass-like herb with flowers on spikes"]
["Patersonia sericea","Native Iris","Pu","0.5m",null,null,null,"Strap like plant on sandy soils. Similar to P. glabrata and P. fragilis "]
["Thysanotus tuberosus","Fringed Lily","Pi/Pu","0.3m",null,null,null,"Grass-like herb in moist, sunny places amongst grasses. Frilled 20mm flowers in spikes to 60cm, spring to summer"]
["Tricoryne elatior","Common Rush Lily","Y","0.5m",null,null,null,"Small wiry stemmed plant, on well-drainged, stony soils in grassy areas and in sandy coastal areas. Virtually leafless"]
["Wahlenbergia gracilis","Small-Flowered Bluebell","M/B","0.5m",null,null,null,"Common, clumping erect herb "]
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["VINES"]
["Clematicissus opaca","Forest Grape","Bk(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Vine of dry scrub and open forest. Edible black fruit to 15mm"]
["Eustrephus latifolius","Wombat Berry","Pi (fl) O(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Scrambling plant.  Produces lily flowers"]
["Glycine clandestina","Twining Glycine","Pi",null,null,null,"Common Grass-blue, Scalloped Grass-yellow Butterfly","Narrow leaved climber "]
["Hardenbergia violacea","Native Sarsaparilla","P",null,null,null,"Eastern Spinebill; Common Grass-blue Butterfly","Small, scrambling or prostrate vine. Atractive bright purple pea flower. Often grows with Corymbia spp."]
["Pandorea pandorana","Wonga Vine","W/Pi",null,null,null,null,"Vigorous vine. 20mm whitish to pale pink flowers. Inflated seed capsules"]
["Parsonsia straminea","Monkey Rope Vine","W/Br/Pi",null,null,null,"Ringtail possum, nesting birds, common crow butterfly","Robust twining vine, common in poorly drained areas, can become weed-like. Scented white to brownish or pinkish 5-petalled flowers. Woody, cigar-shaped fruit to 16cm"]
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["FERNS"]
["Calochaena dubia","Soft Bracken",null,"1.5m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals","Grows in dense thickets"]
["Hypolepis muelleri","Harsh Ground Fern",null,"1.5m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals","Rootstock covered with reddish brown hairs. Dark green fronds"]
["Lindsaea linearis","A Fern",null,"0.30m","a",null,null,"Small erect fern, often colonising in moist areas. Sterile fronds to 30cm tall"]
["Pteridium esculentum","Bracken",null,"2m",null,null,"Northern Brown Bandicoot, Swamp and red-necked wallaby","Stiff, erect fern, spreading by hairy underground rhizome, often forming thickets on well-drained soils. Widespread "]
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["ORCHIDS"]
["Caladenia catenata","White Fingers","W/Pi","0.3m",null,null,null,"Widespread coastal terrestrial orchid with single basal leaf to 12cm x 1mm. White or pink labellum with orange mid-lobe"]
["Geodorum densiflorum","Pink Nodding Orchid","Pi","0.4m",null,null,null,"Terrestrial orchid with broad pleated leaves"]
["Genoplesium sp. (Raby Bay J. Elsol AQ462423)","Ground Orchid",null,null,null,null,null,"Terrestrial orchid recorded once in 1976"]

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["Regional Ecosystem:  12.5.9\n\nDescription:  Open or dry heath. Characteristic shrubs include Leptospermum spp., Leucopogon spp., Ricinocarpos pinifolius, Strangea linearis, Brachyloma daphnoides, Persoonia virgata, Xanthorrhoea spp., Styphelia viridis, Monotoca scoparia, Woollsia pungens and stunted Allocasuarina littoralis. Includes minor seepage areas containing Banksia robur and Xanthorrhoea fulva. Occurs on complex of remnant Tertiary surfaces and Tertiary sedimentary rocks. Lower slopes.\n\nShort description:  Sedgeland to heathland in low lying areas on complex of remnant Tertiary surface and Tertiary sedimentary rocks\n\nLocal status:  Critically limited within the Redlands Coast"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover:  Trees 5%, Shrubs 55%, Other 40%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","KOALA \nFOOD TREE","Fauna","Notes"]
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["TREES"]
["Allocasuarina littoralis","Black She-Oak","R","6m",null,null,"Glossy Black Cockatoos","Widespread in open forest on well-drained soils, often in stands. Cones 25mm x 15mm. Male, female plants"]
["Banksia aemula","Wallum Banksia","C ","8m","a",null,"Honeyeaters; small gliders; Eastern Blossum Bat","Large banksia flowers. Interestiong foliage and shape. Relatively slow growing"]
["Banksia serrata","Red Honeysuckle","C ","16m  ",null,null,"Honeyeaters; small gliders","Large flowers. Interestiong foliage and shape. Sandy soils"]
["Eucalyptus racemosa ","Scribbly Gum","W","20m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; greater glider; other possums and gliders; bees","Erect or crooked; characteristic insect larvae (Endoxylon cinera) 'scribbles' on trunk. Smooth, shiny bark varies white to whitish or silvey-grey. Previously E. signata"]
["Exocarpos cupressiformis","Native Cherry","R(fr)","5m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; honeyeaters; Spotted Jezebel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies","Very small greenish-white flowers with parasitic root "]
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["SHRUBS"]
["Acacia baueri subsp. baueri","Tiny Wattle","Y","0.5m","a",null,null,"Vulnerable, multi-stemmed, spindly shrub in sandy, sometimes waterlogged soils. 8mm flower eads, winter to spring. Pods 23mm x 3mm"]
["Acacia suaveolens","Sweet Wattle","C/W ","2m",null,null,null,"Slender, erect shrub, sparsely branched, in sandy soils. Phyllodes alternate, glaucous, 13cm x 10mm. Fragrant flowers in clusters, 30mm, autumn to winter. Pods flattened, blue-grey, 4cm x 17mm"]
["Acacia ulicifolia","Prickly Moses","C","2m",null,null,null,"Tangly shrub, sandy soils. Phyllodes alternate, stiff, pointed, being slightly sharp. Ball flowers to 10mm, spring. Pods flat, curved"]
["Acrotriche aggregata","Tall Ground Berry","R(fr)","3m",null,null,"Mistletoebird","Dense shrub. Montane form larger than coastal form. Tiny flowers on small sikes, spring. 7mm fruit, edible. "]
["Agiortia pedicellata",null,"W(fl) R(fr)","1m",null,null,null,"Erect shrub. 3mm scented lowers, winter to spring. Globular red fruit to 6mm. Formerly Leucopogon pedicellatus"]
["Aotus ericoides","Heath Aotus","Y","2m",null,null,null,"Shrub with pubescent stems, common in wallum. Flowers with red markings, or pure yellow"]
["Aotus lanigera","Woolly Aotus","Y","1.5m",null,null,null,"Woolly stems, masses fo flowers around spring. Sandy soils"]
["Astrotricha longifolia",null,"W","2m",null,null,null,"Shrub, in sandy or rocky areas. Stems, petioles and leaf undersides densely rusty-hairy"]
["Baeckea frutescens","Weeping Baeckea","W","3m",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Weeping Shrub with small flowers during most of year, good feature plant"]
["Baeckea imbricata","Spindly Baeckea","W","1m",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Shrub, sandy soils. Leaves dessucate, to 7mm. 5-petalled flowers, to 6mm"]
["Banksia oblongifolia","Dwarf Banksia ","Y ","2m",null,null,"Honeyeaters, small gliders","Produces nectar laden flowers in autumn"]
["Banksia spinulosa","Golden Candlesticks or Hairpin Banksia","Y ","3m",null,null,"Honeyeaters, small gliders","Produces large flowers in winter and spring"]
["Bauera capitata","Wallum Bauera","P","0.4m",null,null,null,"Sprawling shrub, stems slightly hairy"]
["Boronia falcifolia","Wallum Boronia","Pi","1m","a",null,null,"Slender shrub in peaty swamps and seasonally wet wallum"]
["Boronia parviflora","Swamp Boronia","Pi","0.3m","a",null,null,"Slender shrub"]
["Boronia rosmarinifolia","Forest Boronia","Pi","1m",null,null,"Satin Blue Butterfly","Aromatic leaves when crushed"]
["Boronia safrolifera","Safrole Boronia","Pi","2.5m","a",null,null,"Aromatic, pink flowers spring to summer"]
["Bossiaea ensata","Leafless Bossiaea","Y","0.5m",null,null,null,"Leaves absent, erect or sprawling shrub"]
["Bossiaea heterophylla","Variable Bossiaea","Y","0.8m",null,null,null,"Spreading shrub"]
["Brachyloma daphnoides subsp. daphnoides","Daphne Heath","W","2.4m",null,null,null,"Erect, few-branched shrub"]
["Brachyloma scortechinii",null,"W","1.5m",null,null,null,"Uncommon shrub. Leaves discolorous, stiff and sharply pointed. Perfumed tubular"]
["Calytrix tetragona","Fringe Myrtle","W","2m",null,null,null,"Hardy shrub with small, fragrant leaves. Flowers around October"]
["Comesperma defoliatum","Fairies’ Wings","P","0.6m",null,null,null,"5mm 2-petalled mauve to bluish flowers"]
["Conospermum taxifolium","Devil's Rice","W","1.5m",null,null,null,"Upright, twiggy shrub. Tubular white flowers in panicles"]
["Dampiera sylvestris","Blue fan flower","P","0.4m",null,null,null,"In light shade, usually on hillsides Purple flowers to 20mm, spring to summer"]
["Daviesia umbellulata",null,"Y","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Branching understorey shrub"]
["Dillwynia floribunda","Showy Parrot Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,null,"Dense shrub"]
["Dillwynia retorta","Eggs and Bacon","Y","3m",null,null,null,"Erect shed. Mass of flowers spring. Leaves spirally twisted. "]
["Dodonaea triquetra","Forest Hop Bush","Gr(fl)\nP(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Produces attractive hop like fruit that are either lime-green or purple"]
["Epacris microphylla var. microphylla","Coral Heath","W","2.4m",null,null,null,"Erect, few-branched shrub, wetter heath areas. Flowers in axils, autumn to spring"]
["Epacris obtusifolia","Common Heath","W","1.5m",null,null,null,"Erect, few-branched shrub in wet heath. Fragant. Flowers winter to spring"]
["Epacris pulchella","Wallum Heath","W, Pi","0.75m",null,null,null,"White or pink flowers to 6mm, spring to autumn"]
["Gompholobium pinnatum","Poor Man’s Gold or Wedge Pea","Y","0.3m",null,null,null,"Weak-stemmed, often amongst grasses. Dark, inflated seed pods to 12mm long"]
["Gompholobium virgatum","Small Wedge Pea","Y","1.2m",null,null,null,"Seed pod pops audibly when mature"]
["Goodenia stelligera","Wallum Goodenia","Y","0.6m","a",null,null,"Clumping herb in wet heaths. Yellow flowers on long stalks"]
["Grevillea leiophylla","Wallum Grevillea","Pi","1m","a",null,null,"Weak stemmed shrub, moist areas"]
["Haemodorum austroqueenslandicum","Blood Root","Bk(fr)","1.5m",null,null,null,"Plant in sandy soils, with a few strap-like leaves. Similar to H. tenuifolium "]
["Haemodorum tenuifolium","A Bloodroot","O","0.8m",null,null,null,"Strappy leaved plant"]
["Hakea actites","Wallum Hakea","W","3m","a",null,null,"Prickly hardy shrub. Can be hedged"]
["Hibbertia acicularis","A Guinea Flower","Y","1m",null,null,null,"5-petalled yellow flowers, long peduncles, winter to spring"]
["Hibbertia fasciculata","Bundled Guinea Flower","Y","0.4m",null,null,null,"Small shrub, in dry heath"]
["Hibbertia linearis ","A Guinea Flower","Y","2m",null,null,null,"Erect,open and sprawling shrub. Hairy stems"]
["Hibbertia salicifolia","Guinea Flower","Y","0.75m",null,null,null,"Lax-stemmed plant, wet loving, usually indicator of wet heath"]
["Hibbertia vestita","A Guinea Flower","Y","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low or prostrate multi-stemmed shrub. Hardy, full sun or semi-shade "]
["Homoranthus virgatus",null,"W","0.6m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Twiggy shrub, hardy"]
["Hovea heterophylla","Narrow-Leaved Pea Bush","P","0.45m",null,null,null,"Thin stemmed, upright, finely hairy branchlets and calyces. Sandy soils in open forests"]
["Jacksonia scoparia","Dogwood","Y","3m",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Open, leafless, shrub on poor gravelly soils. Mass flowers in spring-summer"]
["Jacksonia stackhousii","Wallum Dogwood","Y","0.5m",null,null,null,"Fine foliage. Low growing shrub in wallum flats"]
["Leptomeria acida","Currant Bush","R","2m",null,null,null,"Twiggy, upright, leafless shrub.  Root parasite"]
["Leptospermum liversidgei","Swamp May or Lemon-scented Tea Tree","W/Pi","3m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Does not thrive in dry conditions.  Masses of flowers in summer. Strongly lemon-scented when crushed"]
["Leptospermum polygalifolium","Wild May or Tea Tree","W","4m",null,null,"Rosellas; Bees","Weeping open habit, in open forest and along creek banks. Flowers in profusion in late winter, aromatic when crushed"]
["Leptospermum semibaccatum","Wallum Tea Tree","W/Pi","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Slightly aromatic when crushed, fruits fleshy"]
["Leptospermum trinervium","Tea Tree","W","6m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub with dark, shaggy bark, growing in sandy soils"]
["Leptospermum whitei","White’s Tea Tree","W","6m",null,null,null,"Shrub or small tree"]
["Leucopogon deformis",null,"W(fl) Br(fr)","0.6m",null,null,null,"Uncommon, twiggy understorey shrub in dry heath"]
["Leucopogon ericoides",null,"W","1m",null,null,null,"Erect shrub with brown fruit"]
["Leucopogon leptospermoides","Bearded Heath","W","1m",null,null,null,"Young branches and flowers hairy"]
["Leucopogon margarodes","Pearl Beard Heath","W(fl) G(fr)","2m",null,null,null,"Small transulcenct-green fruit. Well-drained soils"]
["Leucopogon parviflorus",null,"W","2.4m",null,null,null,"Bushy shrub on dunes and in sandy heath"]
["Leucopogon pimeleoides","Bearded Heath","W(fl) R(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Bushy shrub in well-drained sandy soils. Perfumed flowers"]
["Leucopogon virgatus",null,"W","0.6m",null,null,null,"Erect, twiggy, sparsely foliaged shrub"]
["Macarthuria neocambrica",null,"W","0.45m",null,null,null,"Common, rush-like shrub"]
["Melaleuca nodosa","Prickly-Leaved Paperbark","C ","4m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Layered papery bark.  Produces a dense crown in wet areas.  A profusion of small fluffy flowers in spring  "]
["Melaleuca thymifolia","Thyme Honey Myrtle","P","1m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Flowers in spring and summer. Flaky bark. Hardy in cultivation"]
["Melichrus procumbens","Jam Tarts","C","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low spreading shrub"]
["Miribelia rubiifolia",null,"W/P/M","0.5m","a",null,null,"Weak-stemmed, slender, in moist soils. Different form in eucalypt forest and Coastal Heath"]
["Monotoca scoparia","Prickly Broom Heath","W(fl) R(fr)","2m",null,null,null,"Twiggy shrub"]
["Ochrosperma lineare","Shaggy Baeckea","W","2m",null,null,null,"Aromatic leaves when crushed. Formerly Baeckea linearis"]
["Olax retusa",null,"W","1m",null,null,null,"Common spindly shrub, yellowish leaves"]
["Olax stricta",null,"W","2m",null,null,null,"Erect shrub on Stradbroke Island and Crows Nest, 5-petalled whie flowers most of the year"]
["Persoonia virgata","Wallum Geebung","Y(fl) G(fr)","6m",null,null,"Swamp Wallaby","Shrub or tree, in dry heath. 12mm yellow flowers, 12mm edible green fruits"]
["Petrophile canescens","Conesticks","C/W/Y","2m",null,null,null,"Erect woody shrub tall in rocky areas and eucalypt forest. Creamy-white to yellow flowers, woody grey fruit"]
["Petrophile shirleyae","Conesticks","C","1.2m",null,null,null,"Firm leaves with cone-shaped fruit"]
["Phyllota phylicoides","Heath Phyllota","Y","1.5m",null,null,null,"Bushy shrub, common in sandy soils"]
["Pimelia linifolia","Rice Flower","W/Pi","1m",null,null,null,"Variable common shrub in sandy or heavier soils in open areas. White, sometimes pink. Poisonous to stock"]
["Platysace ericoides","Heath Platysace","W","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low shrub with clusters of flowers most of the year. In sandy areas, stems rough."]
["Podocarpus spinulosus","Shrubby Pine","B (fr)","1m ",null,null,null,"Produces dark-green dense foliage"]
["Pultenaea myrtoides","Swamp Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub in wet, sandy soils. 10mm yellow flowers, sometimes lack red markings. Similar to P. paleacea "]
["Pultenaea paleacea","Chaffy Bush Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub, branches silky-hairy. Leaves silky-hairy below. 10mm yellow flowers, sometimes lack red markings."]
["Pultenaea retusa","Blunt-Leaved Pea","Y","2m","a",null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub along creek lines and in moister areas. 7mm flowers in dense terminal heads, winter to spring. Pods flattened, to 7mm"]
["Pultenaea villosa","Hairy Pea Bush","Y","2m",null,null,"Fringed Heath-blue Butterfly and other butterflies","Common hairy shrub, often with brownish appearance, branchlets often drooping. Flowers winter to summer. Quick growing"]
["Ricinocarpos pinifolius","Wedding Bush","W ","3m",null,null,null,"Spectacular flowering shrub. Sandy soils"]
["Sphaerolobium vimineum",null,"Y","0.7m","a",null,null,"Wiry shrub, hariless. Grows in swampy areas and flowers winter-spring"]
["Sprengelia sprengelioides","Sprengelia","W","1m","a",null,null,"Slender upright shrub, usually in wet heath. 15mm white flowers in leaf axils, winter to spring"]
["Strangea linearis","Strangea","W","1m",null,null,null,"Stiff upright shrub. Woody fruits to 6.5cm. Fire needed for seed release"]
["Styphelia viridis","Green Five Fingers","G (fl, fr)","1.5m",null,null,null,"Shrub in dry heath. Leaves sharply pointed. Attractive tubular flowers"]
["Tetratheca thymifolia","Black-Eyed Susan","Pi","0.3m",null,null,null,"Erect, multi-stemmed shrub on well-drained, gravelly hillsides. 4-petalled flowers to 20mm"]
["Viminaria juncea","Native Broom","Y","3m","a",null,null,"Uncommon, weeping shrub to 3m in wet heath. Flowers yellow, usually with red markings, in spikes"]
["Woollsia pungens","Woollsia","Pi/W","2m",null,null,"Honeyeaters","Shrub, of rocky outcrops and cliffs. Leaves stiff, crowded, apex pointed. Lightly fragrant 5-petalled flowers to 20mm"]
["Xanthorrhoea johnsonii","Forest Grass Tree","C","4m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; possums and gliders; bees; butterflies","Cylindrical woody flower spike"]
["Xanthorrhoea macronema","Bottle Brush Grass Tree","W","1m",null,null,null,"Trunkless grass-like, on moist, rocky slopes. Leaves rounded or wedge shaped. "]
["Zieria laxiflora","Wallum Zieria","W","3m",null,null,null,"Spindly, open shrub on sandy soils in moist gullies and on slopes. Leaves aromatic when crushed. 4-petalled, 4mm flowers"]
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["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Baloskion pallens","Pale Cordrush","Br","1m",null,null,null,"Upright, wiry herbaceous rush. Previously Restio pallens"]
["Baloskion tetraphyllum subsp. meiostachyum","Swamp Foxtails",null,"1.6m","a",null,null,"Bright green, fern-like foliage, multi-stemmed, with creeping rhizome, in damp areas. Formerly Restio tetraphyllus"]
["Caustis recurvata","Curly Sedge",null,"1.2m","a",null,null,"Rigid multi stemmed plant"]
["Coleocarya gracilis",null,null,"0.6m",null,null,null,"Spreading, erect sedge-like plant in well-drained soils "]
["Empodisma minus","Spreading Roperush",null,"2m","a",null,null,"Much-branchedm wiry stemmed sedge. Separate m and f. Flowers in spring to summer"]
["Eurychorda complanata","Flat Stemmed Cord Rush",null,"1.2m","a",null,null,"Erect multi-stemmed rush, wet heaths"]
["Hypolaena fastigiata",null,null,"0.65m","a",null,null,"Erect sedge-like perennial herb in damp areas"]
["Leptocarpus tenax","Slender Twinerush",null,"1m","a",null,null,"Erect, terete stemmed rush with short creeping rhizome, in wet heath"]
["Xyris complanata","Hatpins or Feathered Yellow-Eye","Y","0.3m","a",null,null,"Small, grass-like plant of moist sandy soils. Flat leaves to 30cm x 4mm. 10mm, three-petalled yellow flowers. 5mm knobbly fruits. Similar to X. juncea"]
["Xyris juncea","Little Yellow-Eye","Y","0.3m","a",null,null,"Tufted, grass-like plant in wet heath. Leaves smooth and nearly terete to 12cm x 1mm. 10mm, three-petalled yellow flowers om spikes"]
["Xyris operculata","Large Yellow-Eye","Y","1m","a",null,null,"Clumping, grass-like plant in wet heath. Leaves rigid, terete, striate, to 60cm x 1mm. 20mm, three-petalled flowers on long stems"]
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["HERBACEOUS PLANTS"]
["Amperea xiphoclada","Broom Spurge","C/W","0.6m",null,null,null,"Uncommon, erect shrub, often leafless. Rigid, angular beanches. Sessile flowers throughout year"]
["Blandfordia grandiflora","Christmas Bells","O/Y","0.8m","a",null,null,"Rare, protected plant. Cannot be collected from wild. Small, herbaceous. Clusters of showy, drooping, bell-shaped flowers at top of leafless stems, summer. Dry papery seed pods"]
["Buchnera urticifolia","Black Rod","W/Pi","0.5m",null,null,null,"Erect hairy herb on sandy soils, uncommon"]
["Burchardia umbellata","Milkmaids","W","0.6m","a",null,null,"Small, slender, tufted perennial herb. Small lily-like flowers from top of slender stems"]
["Burmannia disticha","Purple Top","P","0.8m","a",null,null,"Uncommon, erect slender herb. Flowers in summer"]
["Gonocarpus micranthus subsp. ramosissimus",null,"R","0.6m",null,null,null,"Herbeaceous, usually prostate. Spring to autumn"]
["Laxmannia gracilis","Wire Lily ","W","0.3m",null,null,null,"Grass like tufted herb"]
["Lomandra elongata","Mat Rush","C ","0.4m",null,null,null,"Uncommon clumping plant. Poor soils"]
["Lomandra filiformis","Wattle Mat Rush","Y","0.4m",null,null,null,"Forms sparse clumps or mats"]
["Lomandra longifolia","Mat Rush","C ","1 m",null,null,"Silver Studded Ochre, Common White-spot Skipper, Eliena Skipper, Iachus Skipper, Phigaliodes Skipper, Praxedes Skipper, Symmomus Skipper Butterfly","Large clumping grass-like plant.  Produces large flower spikes"]
["Mitrasacme alsinoides",null,"W","0.18m",null,null,null,"Weak-stemmed herb. Tubular white, 4-petalled 7m flowers, spring to autumn"]
["Mitrasacme paludosa",null,"W","0.15m",null,null,null,"Herbaceous, stems hairy. Tubular white 4-petalled 5mm flowers, spring to autumn"]
["Oldenlandia galioides",null,"W","0.4m","a",null,null,"Small,prostate annual herb"]
["Patersonia fragilis","Swamp Iris","Pu","0.5m","a",null,null,"Erect, tufted, grass-like herb that flowers in spring"]
["Patersonia glabrata","Native Iris","P","0.8m",null,null,"Eastern Iris Skipper Butterfly","Upright grasslike herb plant in sandy soils. Flowers spring"]
["Patersonia sericea","Native Iris","Pu","0.5m",null,null,null,"Strap like plant on sandy soils. Similar to P. glabrata and P. fragilis "]
["Pomax umbellata","Pomax","R","0.4m",null,null,null,"Small, dense multi branched plant, in sandy or stony areas"]
["Poranthera microphylla","Small Poranthera","W/Pi","0.3m",null,null,null,"Much-branched herb with white or pink flowers "]
["Pseudanthus orientalis",null,"W","0.45m",null,null,null,"Leaves alternate, crowded, to 8mm. Separate male and female creamy flowers to 2mm"]
["Sowerbaea juncea","Vanilla Lily","Pi/M/W","0.75m","a",null,null,"Clumping lily in moist sandy soils. Clusters of 10mm pink to mauve or rarely white flowers, smelling of vanilla"]
["Stackhousia spathulata","Beach Stackhousia","W","0.5m",null,null,null,"Tufted herb, on dunes and in wallum heath. 5mm wide, 5-petalled white perfumed flowers, in spikes to 10cm, winter to summer"]
["Stackhousia viminea",null,"Y","0.4m",null,null,null,"Erect glabrous herb, widespread in a variety of habitats. 4mm flowers in loose spikes, winter to spring"]
["Stylidium graminifolium","Grass Trigger Plant","Pi","0.75m","a",null,null,"Tufted plant with grass-like leaves in moist areas. 9mm pink flowers on erect spikes"]
["Thysanotus tuberosus","Fringed Lily","Pi/Pu","0.3m",null,null,null,"Grass-like herb in moist, sunny places amongst grasses. Frilled 20mm flowers in spikes to 60cm, spring to summer"]
["Utricularia biloba","A Bladderwort","Pu","0.5m","a",null,null,"Herb in wet heath. 10mm purplish flowers, lower lip 2-lobed. Similar Utricularia caerulea does no have 2-lobed lower lip"]
["Utricularia lateriflora","Bladderwort","Pu","0.05m","a",null,null,"Inconspicuous herb flowering throughout the year. Grows in wet soils"]
["Utricularia uliginosa","Asian Bladderwort","W","0.3m","a",null,null,"Uncommon herb in found in damp sands or margins of water, plate lilac or white flowers"]
["Wahlenbergia gracilis","Small-Flowered Bluebell","M/B","0.5m",null,null,null,"Common, clumping erect herb "]
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["MISTLETOE"]
["Muellerina celastroides","Banksia Mistletoe","Pi(fl) G/R(fr)",null,null,null,"Mistletoebird; Honeyeaters, many butterfly species","Common mistletoe on Banskia and Casuarinacea. Pear -shaped green to red fruit"]
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["ORCHIDS"]
["Caladenia carnea","Pink Fingers","Pi","0.25m","a",null,null,"Widespread terrestrial orchid with singal basal leaf to 15cm x 4mm. Prominent reddish bars on labellum"]
["Caladenia catenata","White Fingers","W/Pi","0.3m",null,null,null,"Widespread coastal terrestrial orchid with single basal leaf to 12cm x 1mm. White or pink labellum with orange mid-lobe"]
["Caleana major","Flying Duck Orchid","Pr","0.5m",null,null,null,"Distinctive purple and red flowers"]
["Caleana minor","Duck Orchid","Br Gr (fl)","0.18m",null,null,null,"Very uncommon, small terrestrial herb"]
["Calochilus grandiflorus","Giant Beard Orchid","R Br","0.5m",null,null,null,"Erect, herbaceous. Spring to summer"]
["Dipodium hamiltonianum","Yellow Hyacinth Orchid","G/Y","0.6m",null,null,null,"Uncommon, leafless terrestrial orchid.  Green flowers with purple spots "]
["Dipodium variegatum","Hyacinth Orchid","Pi/W","0.4m",null,null,null,"Leafless, terrestrial orchid. Flowers are creamy white to pink with maroon splotches"]
["Diuris chrysantha","Donkey Orchid","Y","0.4m",null,null,null,"Terrestrial orchid in sunny grassy areas"]
["Diuris punctata var. punctata","Purple Donkey Orchid","Pu","0.3m",null,null,null,"Terrestrial orchid growing amongst low ground-covers. "]
["Genoplesium psammophilum","Terrestrial Orchid","R Br","0.3m",null,null,null,"Small terrestrial orchid of sandy soils. Leaves 1.5cm long, flower spike 25cm long"]
["Geodorum densiflorum","Pink Nodding Orchid","Pi","0.4m",null,null,null,"Terrestrial orchid with broad pleated leaves"]
["Lyperanthus suaveolens","Brown Beaks","R Br","0.5m","a",null,null,"Hairless orchid amongst grasses and small shrubs in moist soils"]
["Prasophyllum australe","Austral Leek Orchid","W/G",0.75,null,null,null,"Herb. Solitary terete leaf, reddish at base. Fragrant flowers"]
["Prasophyllum brevilabre","Short-lipped Leek Orchid",null,"0.48m",null,null,null,"Terrestrial herb. Flowers greenish with red markings or dark purplish green"]
["Prasophyllum elatum","Tall Leek Orchid","G Pu","1.5m","a",null,null,"Large coastal heath orchid. Leaves 1.2m, flower spike in winter-spring 1.5m"]
["Prasophyllum exilis",null,"G Pu","0.2m","a",null,null,"Slinder, delicate terrestrial orchid. Leaf 20cm, flower spike winter-spring to 20cm"]
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["FERNS"]
["Lindsaea linearis","A Fern",null,"0.30m","a",null,null,"Small erect fern, often colonising in moist areas. Sterile fronds to 30cm tall"]
["Lycopodiella cernua","Coral Fern",null,"0.6m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals; frogs","Scrambling, much-branched fern-like plant in moist areas and crevices"]
["Lygodium microphyllum","Climbing Maidenhair Fern",null,null,"a",null,null,"Climbing fern of damp places such as paperbark forests and sunny, swampy areas"]
["Schizaea dichotoma","Branched Comb Fern",null,"0.4m",null,null,null,"Erect fern, fronds clustered. Sterile fronds divided regularly into over 20 segments, fertile fronds slightly flattened "]
["Selaginella uliginosa","Swamp Selaginella",null,"0.4m","a",null,null,"Creeping, upright, fern-like plant of wet heath. Sterile leaves in opposite pairs, fertile spikes at tip of branches with leaves in four regular rows"]
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["Vines"]
["Cassytha filiformis","Dodder Laurel","W",null,null,null,null,"Leafless parasitic twiner. Up to 10 white flowers. Sessile, globose fruit to 5mm"]
["Cassytha glabella","Devil's Twine or Dodder Laurel","W",null,null,null,null,"Leafless parasitic twiner. Up to 6 tiny white flowers. 5mm edible fruit"]
["Cassytha pubescens","Dodder Laurel","W",null,null,null,null,"Robust, leafless parasitic twiner, pubescent in young parts. White flowers in 10 cm spikes, spring to summer"]
["Hardenbergia violacea","Native Sarsaparilla","P",null,null,null,"Eastern Spinebill; Common Grass-blue Butterfly","Small, scrambling or prostrate vine. Atractive bright purple pea flower. Often grows with Corymbia spp."]

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["Regional Ecosystem:  12.9-10.4\n\nDescription:  Open-forest to woodland with Eucalyptus racemosa subsp. racemosa locally prominent. Other species can include Angophora leiocarpa, Eucalyptus seeana, E. siderophloia, Corymbia intermedia, E. tindaliae with Lophostemon suaveolens, Melaleuca quinquenervia, E. tereticornis on lower slopes. Occurs on Cainozoic and Mesozoic sediments ± remnant Tertiary surfaces.\n\nShort description:  Eucalyptus racemosa subsp. racemosa woodland on sedimentary rocks"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover:  Trees 15%, Shrubs 20%, Other 65%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","KOALA \nFOOD TREE","Fauna","Notes"]
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["TREES"]
["Acacia disparrima","Short Hickory Wattle","Y ","3-11m",null,null,"Bees; parrots; Fiery Jewel, Blue Jewel, Short-tailed Line-Blue, Small Purple Line-blue, Double Purple Line-blue, Glistening Blue, Wattle Blue Butterfly","Shrub to small, quick growing tree. Prolific flowers in March"]
["Acacia leiocalyx","Early Black Wattle","Y","8m",null,null,"Bees; parrots,pigeons; doves","Common, hardy, dense tree in open forest. Perfumed flower spikes, 10cm, winter to spring. Pods curved or twisted, thick, to flattened. Similar to A. concurrens "]
["Allocasuarina littoralis","Black She-Oak","R","6m",null,null,"Glossy Black Cockatoos","Widespread in open forest on well-drained soils, often in stands. Cones 25mm x 15mm. Male, female plants"]
["Alphitonia excelsa","Red Ash or Soap Tree","B(fr)","15m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds","Common and hardy shrub to tree. Strong smelling greenish-cream flowers, attractive grey bark and silver foliage"]
["Angophora leiocarpa","Smooth Barked Apple","W","30m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Interesting branch habit, pink or reddish smooth bark"]
["Angophora woodsiana","Smudgee","C","15m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Large foliage and fruit. Profuse flowers "]
["Banksia integrifolia","Coastal Banksia","Y ","16m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; small gliders","Flowers over a long period. Interestiong foliage and shape. Sandy soils"]
["Corymbia intermedia","Pink Bloodwood","C ","35m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Tree rough tessellated bark, prolific flowerer"]
["Corymbia trachyphloia","Brown Bloodwood","C","25m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Smooth bark on finer brances. Leaves dark green above, much paler below. Flowers summer to autumn"]
["Eucalyptus microcorys","Tallowood","C","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Prolific flowers. Fertile slopes, alluvial flats and in gullies that may have supported a community of dry rainforest species in past. Red-brown bark softly fibrous"]
["Eucalyptus racemosa ","Scribbly Gum","W","20m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; greater glider; other possums and gliders; bees","Erect or crooked; characteristic insect larvae (Endoxylon cinera) 'scribbles' on trunk. Smooth, shiny bark varies white to whitish or silvey-grey. Previously E. signata"]
["Eucalyptus resinifera","Red Stringybark","C","10-45m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Moderately dense spreading and drooping canopy. Bark grey-brown; slightly furrowed; fibrous and stringy"]
["Eucalyptus seeana","Narrow-Leaved Red Gum","C","30m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; Yellow-bellied Glider; Greater Glilder; other possums and gliders; bees","Often crooked.  Fine, open, drooping canopy. Grey to brownish-grey smooth bark. Woody seed capsules top-shaped to hemispherical. Similar bark to E. major and E. terticornis. "]
["Eucalyptus siderophloia","Grey Ironbark","W","30m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Greater Glider; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Sometimes drooping, moderately dense canopy. Hard rough, dark grey to nearly black ironbark; furrowed. Woody seed capsules top-shaped. Previously E. drepanophylla. Similar to E. crebra "]
["Eucalyptus tereticornis","Blue Gum or Forest Red Gum","C ","45m","a","a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; greater glider; other possums and gliders; bees","Moderately dense, sometimes drooping canopy. Smooth often shiny bark. One of most common eucalypts in region."]
["Eucalyptus tindaliae","Queensland White Mahogany","W","30m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Fine canopy. Fibrous grey-brown stringybark; finely wavy and furrowed. Woodly seed capsules hemispherical. Previously E. phaeotricha and E. nigra"]
["Glochidion sumatranum","Buttonwood or Umbrella Cheese Tree","G/Y(fl)G/R(fr)","10m","a",null,"Many bird species","Green to red cheese shaped fruits. Fast growing. Has umbrella shaped foliage"]
["Lophostemon confertus","Brush Box","W","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Tall tree with attractive brown bark. One of the most widely distributed plant species in the Redlands"]
["Lophostemon suaveolens","Swamp Box","W","25m","a","a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Flaky, stringy bark tree in swamps and wetter areas, flowers early summer. "]
["Melaleuca quinquenervia","Paperbark Tea Tree, Coastal or Broad-Leaved Paperbark","C","25m","a","a","Many bird species, Flying foxes; Eastern Blossom Bat; Koala","Often in swampy areas, but will tolerate dry conditions. White papery bark.  Produces masses of brush flowers in autumn.  Excellent nectar producer"]
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["SHRUBS"]
["Acrotriche aggregata","Tall Ground Berry","R(fr)","3m",null,null,"Mistletoebird","Dense shrub. Montane form larger than coastal form. Tiny flowers on small sikes, spring. 7mm fruit, edible. "]
["Banksia spinulosa","Golden Candlesticks or Hairpin Banksia","Y ","3m",null,null,"Honeyeaters, small gliders","Produces large flowers in winter and spring"]
["Boronia rosmarinifolia","Forest Boronia","Pi","1m",null,null,"Satin Blue Butterfly","Aromatic leaves when crushed"]
["Chorizema parviflorum","Eastern Flame Pea","Y","0.5m",null,null,null,"Slender, weak-stemmed. Winter to summer. Red markings on yellow flower"]
["Daviesia umbellulata",null,"Y","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Branching understorey shrub"]
["Dillwynia retorta","Eggs and Bacon","Y","3m",null,null,null,"Erect shed. Mass of flowers spring. Leaves spirally twisted. "]
["Dodonaea triquetra","Forest Hop Bush","Gr(fl)\nP(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Produces attractive hop like fruit that are either lime-green or purple"]
["Exocarpos cupressiformis","Native Cherry","R(fr)","5m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; honeyeaters; Spotted Jezebel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies","Very small greenish-white flowers with parasitic root "]
["Gompholobium pinnatum","Poor Man’s Gold or Wedge Pea","Y","0.3m",null,null,null,"Weak-stemmed, often amongst grasses. Dark, inflated seed pods to 12mm long"]
["Hakea florulenta","Three-nerved Willow Hakea","C","3m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; butterflies; bees","Woody, warty fruit, small clusters of lightly fragranced flowers"]
["Hovea heterophylla","Narrow-Leaved Pea Bush","P","0.45m",null,null,null,"Thin stemmed, upright, finely hairy branchlets and calyces. Sandy soils in open forests"]
["Hovea linearis",null,"P","1m",null,null,null,"Slender shrub with hairy stems. Similar to H. heterophylla"]
["Jacksonia scoparia","Dogwood","Y","3m",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Open, leafless, shrub on poor gravelly soils. Mass flowers in spring-summer"]
["Leptospermum polygalifolium","Wild May or Tea Tree","W","4m",null,null,"Rosellas; Bees","Weeping open habit, in open forest and along creek banks. Flowers in profusion in late winter, aromatic when crushed"]
["Leptospermum trinervium","Tea Tree","W","6m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub with dark, shaggy bark, growing in sandy soils"]
["Lomatia siliafolia","Crinkle Bush","C","2m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; butterflies; bees","Common shrub, in well-drained sandy soils"]
["Melaleuca salicina","Willow Bottlebrush","Y","15m","a",null,"Honeyeaters; bees and insects","Papery bark; new growth red tips. Formerly Callistemon salignus"]
["Melaleuca sieberi","Small-Leaved Paperbark","W","10m",null,null,"Nesting birds; butterflies; bees","Cream, papery bark. Masses of white or pinkish flowers"]
["Melastoma malabathricum subsp. malabathricum","Blue Tongue","Pi/P","2m","a",null,"Bees","Hardy shrub, but grows best in mooist areas. Responds to pruning. Edible fruit"]
["Persoonia cornifolia","Broad-leaved Geebung","Y","3m",null,null,"Brown Honeyeater, White-cheeked Honeyeater","Shrub, on well-drained soils. Succulent round or oblong fruits. Bark fairly smooth"]
["Persoonia tenuifolia","Fine-Leaf Geebung","Y","0.5m",null,null,null,"Shrub, on well-drained soils. Yellowish-green shrub. Flowers to 8mm. 10mm green fruit"]
["Petalostigma pubescens","Quinine Bush or Bitter Bark","Y/G(fl) Y/R(fr)","6m",null,null,"Cooper Jewel Butterfly caterpillar","Common shrub or small tree, in sandy soils. Dioecious. Similar to P. triloculare"]
["Pimelia linifolia","Rice Flower","W/Pi","1m",null,null,null,"Variable common shrub in sandy or heavier soils in open areas. White, sometimes pink. Poisonous to stock"]
["Pomax umbellata","Pomax","R","0.4m",null,null,null,"Small, dense multi branched plant, in sandy or stony areas"]
["Pultenaea paleacea","Chaffy Bush Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub, branches silky-hairy. Leaves silky-hairy below. 10mm yellow flowers, sometimes lack red markings."]
["Pultenaea petiolaris","Woolly Bush Pea","Y","0.3m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Often in dry, stony areas. 9mm flowers in dense terminal heads, winter to spring. Pods flattened, to 9mm"]
["Pultenaea retusa","Blunt-Leaved Pea","Y","2m","a",null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub along creek lines and in moister areas. 7mm flowers in dense terminal heads, winter to spring. Pods flattened, to 7mm"]
["Trachymene incisa","Wild Parsnip","W","0.6m",null,null,null,"Erect, dainty herb with edible tubers"]
[]
["FERNS"]
["Pteridium esculentum","Bracken",null,"2m",null,null,"Northern Brown Bandicoot, Swamp and red-necked wallaby","Stiff, erect fern, spreading by hairy underground rhizome, often forming thickets on well-drained soils. Widespread "]
["Schizaea bifida","Forked Comb Fern",null,"0.25m",null,null,null,"Small erect fern. Sterile fronds mostly simple, fertile fronds taller, divided"]
["Schizaea dichotoma","Branched Comb Fern",null,"0.4m",null,null,null,"Erect fern, fronds clustered. Sterile fronds divided regularly into over 20 segments, fertile fronds slightly flattened "]
[]
["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Alloteropsis semialata","Cockatoo Grass","Y","1m",null,null,"Finches, doves","Tufting grass with long seed spikes. Flower/seed heads of 3. Large seeds"]
["Aristida benthamii","Three-awned spear grass",null,"1m",null,null,null,"Fine clumping grass with spear-like seed heads with 3 'prongs'. Similar to A. vagans"]
["Aristida vagans","Threeawn Speargrass",null,"0.8m",null,null,null,"Fine clumping grass with spear-like seed heads with 3 'prongs'. Similar to A benthamii"]
["Chorizandra sphaerocephala","Roundhead Bristle-sedge",null,"1.1m","a",null,null,"Spreading sedge-like plant growing in swampy areas"]
["Cymbopogon refractus","Barb-Wire Grass",null,"1m",null,null,null,"Flowers appear like clusters of barbed wire, Blue green foliage and red stems. Light lemon scent when crushed"]
["Entolasia stricta","Wiry Panic",null,"0.8m",null,null,"finches; pigeons; doves","Hairy, loosely tufted grass on poor or sandy soils"]
["Eragrostis elongata","Clustered Lovegrass",null,"0.8m",null,null,null,"Tufting annual grass in sandy woodland areas"]
["Gahnia aspera","Red Fruited Sawsedge","Bk/Br(fl) R/Br(fr)","0.65m",null,null,"Pied Currawong, Brown Cuckoo-dove; caterpillars of Spotted, Flame and Varied Sedge-Skippers and Green Darter Butterflies","Tough leaves with razor sharp edges. Clumping, in dry areas"]
["Imperata cylindrica","Blady Grass","W","1.2m",null,null,"Grassland birds; Evening Brown, Dusky Knight, Greenish Darter, White Grass-dart, Dingy Grass-dart Butterfly; northern brown bandicoot, wallabies","Common grass with long creeping rhizome.Growsn on edges, good indicator of recent fires and other disturbance. Attractive, fluffy seed spike"]
["Lepidosperma laterale","Variable Sword Sedge",null,"0.9m",null,null,null,"Common upright sedge, of sandy or rocky areas."]
["Ottochloa gracillima","Graceful Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Brown Ringlet, Wonder Brown, lilac Grass-skipper and White-brand Grass Skipper Butterflies ","Slender grass in shady places. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Ptilothrix deusta","Feather Sedge","Y/W","0.6m","a",null,null,"Tufted sedge, in moist, sandy soil and heath areas. Yellowish-white flowers, throughout the year"]
["Sporobolus elongatus","Slender Rat's Tail Grass",null,"1m",null,null,null,"Slender, erect grass of woodland and open areas. Can be confused with weed species"]
["Themeda triandra","Kangaroo Grass",null,"0.6m",null,null,"Eastern-grey Kangaroo; Evening Brown, Orange Ringlet, Ringed Xenica and Common Brown, Shouldered Brown, Ringed Xenica, Dingy Ringlet Butterflies","Common, erect, tufting grass, often a dominant species in open, well-drained positions. Benefits from annual prune "]
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["HERBACEOUS PLANTS"]
["Burchardia umbellata","Milkmaids","W","0.6m","a",null,null,"Small, slender, tufted perennial herb. Small lily-like flowers from top of slender stems"]
["Chrysocephalum apiculatum","Yellow Buttons","Y","0.4m",null,null,"Australian Painted Lady Butterfly caterpillar","Erect herbaceous plant, bright 'button' flowers"]
["Comesperma defoliatum","Fairies’ Wings","P","0.6m",null,null,null,"5mm 2-petalled mauve to bluish flowers"]
["Comesperma hispidulum","Matchheads","P","1.5m",null,null,null,"Erect, open shrub on edge of woodland areas. Clusters of flowers on ends of branches "]
["Dianella caerulea","Blueberry Lily or Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl) P(fr)","1m",null,null,"Lewin's Honeyeater; Silvereyes","Clumping plant that spreads by suckers. Flowers on spike above foliage, all year."]
["Dianella longifolia","Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl) P (fr)","1m",null,null,null,"Tufted plant widespread in dry shallow soils"]
["Geranium solanderi","Native Geranium","P","0.35m",null,null,null,"Weak-stemmed, clumping and hardy perennial. Thin fruits with curved awns and stiff hairs, pitted black seeds. Self progagates"]
["Goodenia bellidifolia","Goodenia","Y","0.6m",null,null,null,"Sprawling herb"]
["Goodenia rotundifolia","Star Goodenia","Y ","0.3m",null,null,null,"Yellow flowers with purple throat"]
["Haemodorum austroqueenslandicum","Blood Root","Bk(fr)","1.5m",null,null,null,"Plant in sandy soils, with a few strap-like leaves. Similar to H. tenuifolium "]
["Hibbertia stricta","Guinea Flower","Y","0.6m",null,null,null,"Dense shrub that can flower most of the year. Well-drained soils"]
["Hibbertia vestita","A Guinea Flower","Y","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low or prostrate multi-stemmed shrub. Hardy, full sun or semi-shade "]
["Hybanthus monopetalus","Lady’s Slipper","B to P","0.45m",null,null,null,"Slender, weak-stemmed herb, well-drained areas"]
["Hypericum gramineum","Native St John’s Wort","Y or W","0.3m",null,null,null,"Upright herb in open, grassy places"]
["Lobelia purpurascens","White Root","W","0.1m",null,null,null,"Prostrate or sprawling plant with milky sap.  A weed of lawns and gardens"]
["Lomandra laxa","Mat Rush","W","0.4m",null,null,null,"Sparse tussock, grass-like plant "]
["Lomandra multiflora","Many-Flowered Mat Rush","C","0.9m",null,null,"Eliena Skipper, Iacchus Skipper, Rare White-spot Skipper, Common White-spot Skipper, Phigalia Skipper, Maheta Skipper Butterfly","Common perennial grass-like herb, forms sparse clumps"]
["Patersonia glabrata","Native Iris","P","0.8m",null,null,"Eastern Iris Skipper Butterfly","Upright grasslike herb plant in sandy soils. Flowers spring"]
["Patersonia sericea","Native Iris","Pu","0.5m",null,null,null,"Strap like plant on sandy soils. Similar to P. glabrata and P. fragilis "]
["Stackhousia viminea",null,"Y","0.4m",null,null,null,"Erect glabrous herb, widespread in a variety of habitats. 4mm flowers in loose spikes, winter to spring"]
["Stylidium graminifolium","Grass Trigger Plant","Pi","0.75m","a",null,null,"Tufted plant with grass-like leaves in moist areas. 9mm pink flowers on erect spikes"]
["Thysanotus tuberosus","Fringed Lily","Pi/Pu","0.3m",null,null,null,"Grass-like herb in moist, sunny places amongst grasses. Frilled 20mm flowers in spikes to 60cm, spring to summer"]
["Tricoryne anceps subsp. pterocaulon","Rush Lily","Y","0.7m",null,null,null,"Slender, grass-like herb on grassy slopes. Leaves absent on adults, 10mm flowers on flattened stems. Spring"]
["Tricoryne elatior","Common Rush Lily","Y","0.5m",null,null,null,"Small wiry stemmed plant, on well-drainged, stony soils in grassy areas and in sandy coastal areas. Virtually leafless"]
["Velleia spathulata",null,"Y","0.1m",null,null,null,"Small, rosette-forming plant in sunny moist areas. Flower on spike"]
["Xanthorrhoea fulva","Wallum Grasstree","W/C","2m","a",null,"Honeyeaters; possums and gliders; bees; butterflies","Trunkless, grass-like clumping plant. Tufting plant with a tall 2.5m flower spike"]
["Xanthorrhoea latifolia","Grass Tree","W","2m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; possums and gliders; bees; butterflies","Unbranched or trunkless, in sandy or stony soils. Leaves triangular to nearly flat. Moderately common"]
["Xyris complanata","Hatpins or Feathered Yellow-Eye","Y","0.3m","a",null,null,"Small, grass-like plant of moist sandy soils. Flat leaves to 30cm x 4mm. 10mm, three-petalled yellow flowers. 5mm knobbly fruits. Similar to X. juncea"]
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["VINES"]
["Glycine clandestina","Twining Glycine","Pi",null,null,null,"Common Grass-blue, Scalloped Grass-yellow Butterfly","Narrow leaved climber "]
["Glycine tabacina",null,"Pi to Pu",null,null,null,null,"Common prostrate or scrambling vine"]
["Hardenbergia violacea","Native Sarsaparilla","P",null,null,null,"Eastern Spinebill; Common Grass-blue Butterfly","Small, scrambling or prostrate vine. Atractive bright purple pea flower. Often grows with Corymbia spp."]
["Parsonsia straminea","Monkey Rope Vine","W/Br/Pi",null,null,null,"Ringtail possum, nesting birds, common crow butterfly","Robust twining vine, common in poorly drained areas, can become weed-like. Scented white to brownish or pinkish 5-petalled flowers. Woody, cigar-shaped fruit to 16cm"]
[]
["ORCHIDS"]
["Caladenia carnea","Pink Fingers","Pi","0.25m","a",null,null,"Widespread terrestrial orchid with singal basal leaf to 15cm x 4mm. Prominent reddish bars on labellum"]
["Caladenia catenata","White Fingers","W/Pi","0.3m",null,null,null,"Widespread coastal terrestrial orchid with single basal leaf to 12cm x 1mm. White or pink labellum with orange mid-lobe"]
["Geodorum densiflorum","Pink Nodding Orchid","Pi","0.4m",null,null,null,"Terrestrial orchid with broad pleated leaves"]
["Phaius australis","Swamp Orchid","R/Y","0.6-1m","a",null,null,"Endangered, large terrestrial orchid. Reddish flowers with yellow veins"]

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["Regional Ecosystem:  12.9-10.17\n\nDescription:  Open-forest complex generally with a variety of stringybarks, grey gums, ironbarks and in some areas spotted gum. Canopy trees include Eucalyptus siderophloia, E. propinqua or E. major, E. acmenoides or E. portuensis, E. carnea and/or E. microcorys and/or Corymbia citriodora. Other species that may be present locally include Corymbia intermedia, C. trachyphloia, Eucalyptus tereticornis, E. biturbinata, E. moluccana, E. longirostrata, E. fibrosa subsp. fibrosa and Angophora leiocarpa. Lophostemon confertus or Whipstick Lophostemon (supplejack) often present in gullies and as a sub canopy or understorey tree. Mixed understorey of grasses, shrubs and ferns. Hills and ranges of Cainozoic and Mesozoic sediments.\n\nShort description:  Open-forest complex generally with a variety of stringybarks, grey gums, ironbarks and in some areas spotted gum"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover:  Trees 15%, Shrubs 20%, Other 65%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","KOALA \nFOOD TREE","Fauna","Notes"]
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["TREES"]
["Acacia disparrima","Short Hickory Wattle","Y ","3-11m",null,null,"Bees; parrots; Fiery Jewel, Blue Jewel, Short-tailed Line-Blue, Small Purple Line-blue, Double Purple Line-blue, Glistening Blue, Wattle Blue Butterfly","Shrub to small, quick growing tree. Prolific flowers in March"]
["Acmena smithii","Lilipilli, Lilly Pilly","W(fl) Pu/Pi/W(fr)","20m",null,null,"Ringtail Possum, fruit-eating birds","Tree, often along watercourses. Leaves glabrous, somewhat aromatic when crushed. Flowers to 7mm. Firm, edible, fruit to 15mm."]
["Allocasuarina torulosa","Forest Oak","B(fr)","10m",null,null,"Glossy Black Cockatoos, woodland birds","Weeping foliage, can turn purplish in colour, corky bark. Woody cone fruit, 4cm x 30mm"]
["Alphitonia excelsa","Red Ash or Soap Tree","B(fr)","15m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds","Common and hardy shrub to tree. Strong smelling greenish-cream flowers, attractive grey bark and silver foliage"]
["Angophora leiocarpa","Smooth Barked Apple","W","30m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Interesting branch habit, pink or reddish smooth bark"]
["Corymbia citriodora","Spotted Gum","C","40m",null,"a","Flying-foxes, Koala, Greater Glider; possums and gliders; many bird species; bees and insects","Attractive mottled pink/grey/green bark"]
["Corymbia intermedia","Pink Bloodwood","C ","35m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Tree rough tessellated bark, prolific flowerer"]
["Eucalyptus acmenoides ","White Mahogany","W","40m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; Flying-foxes; possums and gliders; bees; Coral Jewel Butterfly","Finely fibrous, light grey-brown bark, slghtly furrowed, stringy. Woody seed capsules wineglass or cup-shaped. Previously E. triantha, similar to E. helidonica"]
["Eucalyptus carnea","Broad-leaved  White Mahogany","W","25m",null,"a","Honeyeaters; Koala; Greater Glider; possums and gliders; bees","Moderately dense canopy. Light grey-brown, fribrous stringy bark. Crown of tree bluish-grey. Previously E. umbra subsp. Carnea. "]
["Eucalyptus major","Queensland Grey Gum","W","20m","a","a","Possums; Koalas","Moderately dense, spreading and drooping canopy. Smooth greyish bark with darker greenish or brownish-grey patches. Woody seed capsule hemispherical to top-shaped. Previously variety of E. propinqua"]
["Eucalyptus microcorys","Tallowood","C","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Prolific flowers. Fertile slopes, alluvial flats and in gullies that may have supported a community of dry rainforest species in past. Red-brown bark softly fibrous"]
["Eucalyptus propinqua","Small Fruited Grey Gum","W","40m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; yellow-bellied glider; bees","Moderately dense, spreading and drooping canopy. Smooth light grey bark with darker grey-brown patches; orange when exposed. Small woody capsule, hemispherical to top-shaped"]
["Eucalyptus siderophloia","Grey Ironbark","W","30m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Greater Glider; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Sometimes drooping, moderately dense canopy. Hard rough, dark grey to nearly black ironbark; furrowed. Woody seed capsules top-shaped. Previously E. drepanophylla. Similar to E. crebra "]
["Eucalyptus tereticornis","Blue Gum or Forest Red Gum","C ","45m","a","a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; greater glider; other possums and gliders; bees","Moderately dense, sometimes drooping canopy. Smooth often shiny bark. One of most common eucalypts in region."]
["Ficus coronata","Creek Sandpaper Fig",null,"15m","a",null,"Fruit-eating birds; Common Crow and Purple Moonbeam Butterfly caterpillars","Small to medium tree. Produces large sandpapery leaves. Fruit sweet, edible if hairs removed "]
["Ficus obliqua","Small Leafed Fig","Y(fr)","40m",null,null,"Many rainforest bird species","Large strangling fig. Massive trunk of coalesced roots, buttressed at base, milky sap"]
["Glochidion ferdinandii","Cheese Tree","G/Y(fl)G/R(fr)","25m","a",null,"Many bird species","Trunk crooked and flanged; bark dark brown. Fast growing. Fruit resembles small pumpkin"]
["Lophostemon confertus","Brush Box","W","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Tall tree with attractive brown bark. One of the most widely distributed plant species in the Redlands"]
["Lophostemon suaveolens","Swamp Box","W","25m","a","a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Flaky, stringy bark tree in swamps and wetter areas, flowers early summer. "]
["Notelaea longifolia","Long-leaved Mock-Olive","Y(fl) Pu/Bl(fr)","9m",null,null,null,"Tiny, yellowish, 4-petalled flowers. Oblong to purplish-black fruit"]
[]
["SHRUBS"]
["Breynia oblongifolia","Coffee Bush or Breynia","G(fl) Pi/R(fr)","3m",null,null,"Many bird species; Large Grass-yellow Butterfly caterpillars","Shrub, spreading, sparsely branched. Widespread, but uncommon. Sometimes planted as ornamental"]
["Dodonaea triquetra","Forest Hop Bush","Gr(fl)\nP(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Produces attractive hop like fruit that are either lime-green or purple"]
["Jacksonia scoparia","Dogwood","Y","3m",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Open, leafless, shrub on poor gravelly soils. Mass flowers in spring-summer"]
["Pultenaea villosa","Hairy Pea Bush","Y","2m",null,null,"Fringed Heath-blue Butterfly and other butterflies","Common hairy shrub, often with brownish appearance, branchlets often drooping. Flowers winter to summer. Quick growing"]
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["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Cymbopogon refractus","Barb-Wire Grass",null,"1m",null,null,null,"Flowers appear like clusters of barbed wire, Blue green foliage and red stems. Light lemon scent when crushed"]
["Gahnia aspera","Red Fruited Sawsedge","Bk/Br(fl) R/Br(fr)","0.65m",null,null,"Pied Currawong, Brown Cuckoo-dove; caterpillars of Spotted, Flame and Varied Sedge-Skippers and Green Darter Butterflies","Tough leaves with razor sharp edges. Clumping, in dry areas"]
["Oplismenus aemulus","Creeping Beard Grass or Basket Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Orange Bushbrown, Wonder Brown, Lilac Grass-skipper, White-brand Grass-skipper","Trailing grass which roots at nodes, oval leaves. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Ottochloa gracillima","Graceful Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Brown Ringlet, Wonder Brown, lilac Grass-skipper and White-brand Grass Skipper Butterflies ","Slender grass in shady places. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
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["HERBACEOUS PLANTS"]
["Dianella caerulea","Blueberry Lily or Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl) P(fr)","1m",null,null,"Lewin's Honeyeater; Silvereyes","Clumping plant that spreads by suckers. Flowers on spike above foliage, all year."]
["Lomandra longifolia","Mat Rush","C ","1 m",null,null,"Silver Studded Ochre, Common White-spot Skipper, Eliena Skipper, Iachus Skipper, Phigaliodes Skipper, Praxedes Skipper, Symmomus Skipper Butterfly","Large clumping grass-like plant.  Produces large flower spikes"]
["Plectranthus parviflorus","Native Coleus","M/Pu","0.7m",null,null,null,"Herb with tuberous base"]
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["VINES"]
["Cayratia clematidea","Slender Grape","W(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; Joseph's Coat Moth caterpillar","Light tendril climber. Tiny white flowers, summer. Black fruit to 7mm"]
["Cissus antarctica","Kangaroo Vine","B (fr)",null,null,null,null,"Lime-green leaves with tendrils, vigorous climber or ground cover"]
["Eustrephus latifolius","Wombat Berry","Pi (fl) O(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Scrambling plant.  Produces lily flowers"]
["Pandorea pandorana","Wonga Vine","W/Pi",null,null,null,null,"Vigorous vine. 20mm whitish to pale pink flowers. Inflated seed capsules"]
["Parsonsia straminea","Monkey Rope Vine","W/Br/Pi",null,null,null,"Ringtail possum, nesting birds, common crow butterfly","Robust twining vine, common in poorly drained areas, can become weed-like. Scented white to brownish or pinkish 5-petalled flowers. Woody, cigar-shaped fruit to 16cm"]

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["Regional Ecosystem:  12.9-10.17c\n\nDescription:  Open forest of Eucalyptus carnea and/or Eucalyptus tindaliae +/- Corymbia citriodora subsp. variegata, Eucalyptus crebra, Eucalyptus major, Corymbia henryi, Angophora woodsiana, C. trachyphloia, E. siderophloia, E. microcorys, E. resinifera and E. propinqua. Lophostemon confertus often present in gullies and as a sub canopy or understorey tree. Occurs on Cainozoic and Mesozoic sediments\n\nShort description:  Open forest of Eucalyptus carnea and/or Eucalyptus tindaliae open forest\n\nLocal status:  Critically limited within the Redlands Coast"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover:  Trees 15%, Shrubs 20%, Other 65%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","KOALA \nFOOD TREE","Fauna","Notes"]
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["TREES"]
["Acacia disparrima","Short Hickory Wattle","Y ","3-11m",null,null,"Bees; parrots; Fiery Jewel, Blue Jewel, Short-tailed Line-Blue, Small Purple Line-blue, Double Purple Line-blue, Glistening Blue, Wattle Blue Butterfly","Shrub to small, quick growing tree. Prolific flowers in March"]
["Acmena smithii","Lilipilli, Lilly Pilly","W(fl) Pu/Pi/W(fr)","20m",null,null,"Ringtail Possum, fruit-eating birds","Tree, often along watercourses. Leaves glabrous, somewhat aromatic when crushed. Flowers to 7mm. Firm, edible, fruit to 15mm."]
["Allocasuarina torulosa","Forest Oak","B(fr)","10m",null,null,"Glossy Black Cockatoos, woodland birds","Weeping foliage, can turn purplish in colour, corky bark. Woody cone fruit, 4cm x 30mm"]
["Alphitonia excelsa","Red Ash or Soap Tree","B(fr)","15m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds","Common and hardy shrub to tree. Strong smelling greenish-cream flowers, attractive grey bark and silver foliage"]
["Angophora leiocarpa","Smooth Barked Apple","W","30m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Interesting branch habit, pink or reddish smooth bark"]
["Corymbia citriodora","Spotted Gum","C","40m",null,"a","Flying-foxes, Koala, Greater Glider; possums and gliders; many bird species; bees and insects","Attractive mottled pink/grey/green bark"]
["Corymbia intermedia","Pink Bloodwood","C ","35m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Tree rough tessellated bark, prolific flowerer"]
["Eucalyptus acmenoides","White Mahogany","W","40m",null,null,"Coral Jewel Butterfly caterpillar; Hymenoptera","Finely fibrous, light grey-brown bark, slghtly furrowed, stringy. Woody seed capsules wineglass or cup-shaped. Previously E. triantha, similar to E. helidonica"]
["Eucalyptus carnea","Broad-leaved  White Mahogany","W","25m",null,"a","Honeyeaters; Koala; Greater Glider; possums and gliders; bees","Moderately dense canopy. Light grey-brown, fribrous stringy bark. Crown of tree bluish-grey. Previously E. umbra subsp. Carnea. "]
["Eucalyptus microcorys","Tallowood","C","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Prolific flowers. Fertile slopes, alluvial flats and in gullies that may have supported a community of dry rainforest species in past. Red-brown bark softly fibrous"]
["Eucalyptus propinqua","Small Fruited Grey Gum","W","40m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; yellow-bellied glider; bees","Moderately dense, spreading and drooping canopy. Smooth light grey bark with darker grey-brown patches; orange when exposed. Small woody capsule, hemispherical to top-shaped"]
["Eucalyptus siderophloia","Grey Ironbark","W","30m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Greater Glider; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Sometimes drooping, moderately dense canopy. Hard rough, dark grey to nearly black ironbark; furrowed. Woody seed capsules top-shaped. Previously E. drepanophylla. Similar to E. crebra "]
["Eucalyptus tereticornis","Blue Gum or Forest Red Gum","C ","45m","a","a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; greater glider; other possums and gliders; bees","Moderately dense, sometimes drooping canopy. Smooth often shiny bark. One of most common eucalypts in region."]
["Ficus coronata","Creek Sandpaper Fig",null,"15m","a",null,"Fruit-eating birds; Common Crow and Purple Moonbeam Butterfly caterpillars","Small to medium tree. Produces large sandpapery leaves. Fruit sweet, edible if hairs removed "]
["Ficus obliqua","Small Leafed Fig","Y(fr)","40m",null,null,"Many rainforest bird species","Large strangling fig. Massive trunk of coalesced roots, buttressed at base, milky sap"]
["Glochidion ferdinandii","Cheese Tree","G/Y(fl)G/R(fr)","25m","a",null,"Many bird species","Trunk crooked and flanged; bark dark brown. Fast growing. Fruit resembles small pumpkin"]
["Lophostemon confertus","Brush Box","W","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Tall tree with attractive brown bark. One of the most widely distributed plant species in the Redlands"]
["Lophostemon suaveolens","Swamp Box","W","25m","a","a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Flaky, stringy bark tree in swamps and wetter areas, flowers early summer. "]
["Notelaea longifolia","Long-leaved Mock-Olive","Y(fl) Pu/Bl(fr)","9m",null,null,null,"Tiny, yellowish, 4-petalled flowers. Oblong to purplish-black fruit"]
[]
["SHRUBS"]
["Breynia oblongifolia","Coffee Bush or Breynia","G(fl) Pi/R(fr)","3m",null,null,"Many bird species; Large Grass-yellow Butterfly caterpillars","Shrub, spreading, sparsely branched. Widespread, but uncommon. Sometimes planted as ornamental"]
["Dodonaea triquetra","Forest Hop Bush","Gr(fl)\nP(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Produces attractive hop like fruit that are either lime-green or purple"]
["Jacksonia scoparia","Dogwood","Y","3m",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Open, leafless, shrub on poor gravelly soils. Mass flowers in spring-summer"]
["Pultenaea villosa","Hairy Pea Bush","Y","2m",null,null,"Fringed Heath-blue Butterfly and other butterflies","Common hairy shrub, often with brownish appearance, branchlets often drooping. Flowers winter to summer. Quick growing"]
[]
["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Cymbopogon refractus","Barb-Wire Grass",null,"1m",null,null,null,"Flowers appear like clusters of barbed wire, Blue green foliage and red stems. Light lemon scent when crushed"]
["Gahnia aspera","Red Fruited Sawsedge","Bk/Br(fl) R/Br(fr)","0.65m",null,null,"Pied Currawong, Brown Cuckoo-dove; caterpillars of Spotted, Flame and Varied Sedge-Skippers and Green Darter Butterflies","Tough leaves with razor sharp edges. Clumping, in dry areas"]
["Oplismenus aemulus","Creeping Beard Grass or Basket Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Orange Bushbrown, Wonder Brown, Lilac Grass-skipper, White-brand Grass-skipper","Trailing grass which roots at nodes, oval leaves. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Ottochloa gracillima","Graceful Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Brown Ringlet, Wonder Brown, lilac Grass-skipper and White-brand Grass Skipper Butterflies ","Slender grass in shady places. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
[]
["HERBACEOUS PLANTS"]
["Dianella caerulea","Blueberry Lily or Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl) P(fr)","1m",null,null,"Lewin's Honeyeater; Silvereyes","Clumping plant that spreads by suckers. Flowers on spike above foliage, all year."]
["Lomandra longifolia","Mat Rush","C ","1 m",null,null,"Silver Studded Ochre, Common White-spot Skipper, Eliena Skipper, Iachus Skipper, Phigaliodes Skipper, Praxedes Skipper, Symmomus Skipper Butterfly","Large clumping grass-like plant.  Produces large flower spikes"]
["Plectranthus parviflorus","Native Coleus","M/Pu","0.7m",null,null,null,"Herb with tuberous base"]
[]
["VINES"]
["Cayratia clematidea","Slender Grape","W(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; Joseph's Coat Moth caterpillar","Light tendril climber. Tiny white flowers, summer. Black fruit to 7mm"]
["Cissus antarctica","Kangaroo Vine","B (fr)",null,null,null,null,"Lime-green leaves with tendrils, vigorous climber or ground cover"]
["Eustrephus latifolius","Wombat Berry","Pi (fl) O(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Scrambling plant.  Produces lily flowers"]
["Pandorea pandorana","Wonga Vine","W/Pi",null,null,null,null,"Vigorous vine. 20mm whitish to pale pink flowers. Inflated seed capsules"]
["Parsonsia straminea","Monkey Rope Vine","W/Br/Pi",null,null,null,"Ringtail possum, nesting birds, common crow butterfly","Robust twining vine, common in poorly drained areas, can become weed-like. Scented white to brownish or pinkish 5-petalled flowers. Woody, cigar-shaped fruit to 16cm"]

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["Regional Ecosystem:  12.9-10.19a\n\nDescription:  Corymbia henryi +/- Eucalyptus fibrosa subsp. fibrosa, Corymbia citriodora subsp. variegata, E. siderophloia, E. crebra open forest. Occurs in coastal areas on Cainozoic and Mesozoic sediments.\n\nShort description:  Corymbia citriodora subsp. variegata woodland usually including Eucalyptus siderophloia or E. crebra\n\nLocal status:  Critically limited within the Redlands Coast"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover:  Trees 15%, Shrubs 20%, Other 65%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","KOALA \nFOOD TREE","Fauna","Notes"]
["Reopen Navigator with Ctrl + H"]
["TREES"]
["Allocasuarina torulosa","Forest Oak","B(fr)","10m",null,null,"Glossy Black Cockatoos, woodland birds","Weeping foliage, can turn purplish in colour, corky bark. Woody cone fruit, 4cm x 30mm"]
["Corymbia citriodora","Spotted Gum","C","40m",null,"a","Flying-foxes, Koala, Greater Glider; possums and gliders; many bird species; bees and insects","Attractive mottled pink/grey/green bark"]
["Corymbia henryi","Large-Leaved Spotted Gum","C","30m",null,"a","Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Similar to the C. citrodora but with larger leavers and fruit "]
["Corymbia intermedia","Pink Bloodwood","C ","35m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Tree rough tessellated bark, prolific flowerer"]
["Eucalyptus crebra ","Narrow-Leaved Red Ironbark","W","25m",null,"a","Honeyeaters; Koala; Flying-foxes; possums and gliders; bees; Coral Jewel Butterfly","Fine, fairly open canopy. Bark dark grey or almost black; rough deeply furrowed; very hard ironbark. Woody seed capsules shortened egg-shaped to cup-shaped. Often grows with Corymbia citriodora. Similar to E. siderophloia. "]
["Eucalyptus fibrosa ","Broad-Leaved Red Ironbark","W","30m",null,"a","Honeyeaters; Koala; Flying-foxes; possums and gliders; bees; Coral Jewel Butterfly","Bark hard, black, deeply furrowed, except small branches may be smooth. Woody seed capsules. "]
["Eucalyptus microcorys","Tallowood","C","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Prolific flowers. Fertile slopes, alluvial flats and in gullies that may have supported a community of dry rainforest species in past. Red-brown bark softly fibrous"]
["Eucalyptus siderophloia","Grey Ironbark","W","30m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Greater Glider; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Sometimes drooping, moderately dense canopy. Hard rough, dark grey to nearly black ironbark; furrowed. Woody seed capsules top-shaped. Previously E. drepanophylla. Similar to E. crebra "]
["Glochidion ferdinandii","Cheese Tree","G/Y(fl)G/R(fr)","25m","a",null,"Many bird species","Trunk crooked and flanged; bark dark brown. Fast growing. Fruit resembles small pumpkin"]
["Lophostemon confertus","Brush Box","W","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Tall tree with attractive brown bark. One of the most widely distributed plant species in the Redlands"]
["Lophostemon suaveolens","Swamp Box","W","25m","a","a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Flaky, stringy bark tree in swamps and wetter areas, flowers early summer. "]
[]
["SHRUBS"]
["Breynia oblongifolia","Coffee Bush or Breynia","G(fl) Pi/R(fr)","3m",null,null,"Many bird species; Large Grass-yellow Butterfly caterpillars","Shrub, spreading, sparsely branched. Widespread, but uncommon. Sometimes planted as ornamental"]
["Dodonaea triquetra","Forest Hop Bush","Gr(fl)\nP(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Produces attractive hop like fruit that are either lime-green or purple"]
["Jacksonia scoparia","Dogwood","Y","3m",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Open, leafless, shrub on poor gravelly soils. Mass flowers in spring-summer"]
["Pultenaea villosa","Hairy Pea Bush","Y","2m",null,null,"Fringed Heath-blue Butterfly and other butterflies","Common hairy shrub, often with brownish appearance, branchlets often drooping. Flowers winter to summer. Quick growing"]
[]
["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Cymbopogon refractus","Barb-Wire Grass",null,"1m",null,null,null,"Flowers appear like clusters of barbed wire, Blue green foliage and red stems. Light lemon scent when crushed"]
["Gahnia aspera","Red Fruited Sawsedge","Bk/Br(fl) R/Br(fr)","0.65m",null,null,"Pied Currawong, Brown Cuckoo-dove; caterpillars of Spotted, Flame and Varied Sedge-Skippers and Green Darter Butterflies","Tough leaves with razor sharp edges. Clumping, in dry areas"]
["Oplismenus aemulus","Creeping Beard Grass or Basket Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Orange Bushbrown, Wonder Brown, Lilac Grass-skipper, White-brand Grass-skipper","Trailing grass which roots at nodes, oval leaves. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Ottochloa gracillima","Graceful Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Brown Ringlet, Wonder Brown, lilac Grass-skipper and White-brand Grass Skipper Butterflies ","Slender grass in shady places. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
[]
["HERBACEOUS PLANTS"]
["Dianella caerulea","Blueberry Lily or Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl) P(fr)","1m",null,null,"Lewin's Honeyeater; Silvereyes","Clumping plant that spreads by suckers. Flowers on spike above foliage, all year."]
["Lomandra longifolia","Mat Rush","C ","1 m",null,null,"Silver Studded Ochre, Common White-spot Skipper, Eliena Skipper, Iachus Skipper, Phigaliodes Skipper, Praxedes Skipper, Symmomus Skipper Butterfly","Large clumping grass-like plant.  Produces large flower spikes"]
["Plectranthus parviflorus","Native Coleus","M/Pu","0.7m",null,null,null,"Herb with tuberous base"]
[]
["VINES"]
["Cayratia clematidea","Slender Grape","W(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; Joseph's Coat Moth caterpillar","Light tendril climber. Tiny white flowers, summer. Black fruit to 7mm"]
["Cissus antarctica","Kangaroo Vine","B (fr)",null,null,null,null,"Lime-green leaves with tendrils, vigorous climber or ground cover"]
["Eustrephus latifolius","Wombat Berry","Pi (fl) O(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Scrambling plant.  Produces lily flowers"]
["Pandorea pandorana","Wonga Vine","W/Pi",null,null,null,null,"Vigorous vine. 20mm whitish to pale pink flowers. Inflated seed capsules"]
["Parsonsia straminea","Monkey Rope Vine","W/Br/Pi",null,null,null,"Ringtail possum, nesting birds, common crow butterfly","Robust twining vine, common in poorly drained areas, can become weed-like. Scented white to brownish or pinkish 5-petalled flowers. Woody, cigar-shaped fruit to 16cm"]

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["Regional Ecosystem:  12.11.3a\n\nDescription:  Woodland of Lophostemon confertus with Eucalyptus microcorys and E. propinqua. Occurs in gullies and exposed ridges of Paleozoic and older moderately to strongly deformed and metamorphosed sediments and interbedded volcanics.\n\nShort description:  Lophostemon confertus +/- Eucalyptus microcorys, E. carnea, E. propinqua, E. major, E. siderophloia woodland \n\nLocal status:  Critically limited within the Redlands Coast"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover:  Trees 10%, Shrubs 20%, Other 65%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","KOALA \nFOOD TREE","Fauna","Notes"]
["Reopen Navigator with Ctrl + H"]
["TREES"]
["Acacia concurrens","Black Wattle","Y","8m",null,null,"Bees; parrots,pigeons; doves","Dense tree in open forest. Perfumed flower spikes to 10cm, winter to spring. Pods curved or twisted to flattened. Similar to A. leiocalyx"]
["Acacia disparrima","Short Hickory Wattle","Y ","3-11m",null,null,"Bees; parrots; Fiery Jewel, Blue Jewel, Short-tailed Line-Blue, Small Purple Line-blue, Double Purple Line-blue, Glistening Blue, Wattle Blue Butterfly","Shrub to small, quick growing tree. Prolific flowers in March"]
["Allocasuarina littoralis","Black She-Oak","R","6m",null,null,"Glossy Black Cockatoos","Widespread in open forest on well-drained soils, often in stands. Cones 25mm x 15mm. Male, female plants"]
["Alphitonia excelsa","Red Ash or Soap Tree","B(fr)","15m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds","Common and hardy shrub to tree. Strong smelling greenish-cream flowers, attractive grey bark and silver foliage"]
["Corymbia citriodora","Spotted Gum","C","40m",null,"a","Flying-foxes, Koala, Greater Glider; possums and gliders; many bird species; bees and insects","Attractive mottled pink/grey/green bark"]
["Corymbia intermedia","Pink Bloodwood","C ","35m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Tree rough tessellated bark, prolific flowerer"]
["Eucalyptus microcorys","Tallowood","C","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Prolific flowers. Fertile slopes, alluvial flats and in gullies that may have supported a community of dry rainforest species in past. Red-brown bark softly fibrous"]
["Eucalyptus propinqua","Small Fruited Grey Gum","W","40m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; yellow-bellied glider; bees","Moderately dense, spreading and drooping canopy. Smooth light grey bark with darker grey-brown patches; orange when exposed. Small woody capsule, hemispherical to top-shaped"]
["Eucalyptus siderophloia","Grey Ironbark","W","30m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Greater Glider; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Sometimes drooping, moderately dense canopy. Hard rough, dark grey to nearly black ironbark; furrowed. Woody seed capsules top-shaped. Previously E. drepanophylla. Similar to E. crebra "]
["Eucalyptus tereticornis","Blue Gum or Forest Red Gum","C ","45m","a","a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; greater glider; other possums and gliders; bees","Moderately dense, sometimes drooping canopy. Smooth often shiny bark. One of most common eucalypts in region."]
["Lophostemon confertus","Brush Box","W","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Tall tree with attractive brown bark. One of the most widely distributed plant species in the Redlands"]
[]
["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Oplismenus aemulus","Creeping Beard Grass or Basket Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Orange Bushbrown, Wonder Brown, Lilac Grass-skipper, White-brand Grass-skipper","Trailing grass which roots at nodes, oval leaves. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Ottochloa gracillima","Graceful Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Brown Ringlet, Wonder Brown, lilac Grass-skipper and White-brand Grass Skipper Butterflies ","Slender grass in shady places. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Themeda triandra","Kangaroo Grass",null,"0.6m",null,null,"Eastern-grey Kangaroo; Evening Brown, Orange Ringlet, Ringed Xenica and Common Brown, Shouldered Brown, Ringed Xenica, Dingy Ringlet Butterflies","Common, erect, tufting grass, often a dominant species in open, well-drained positions. Benefits from annual prune "]
[]
["HERBACEOUS PLANTS"]
["Desmodium rhytidophyllum","Hairy Trefoil","Pi","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low growing herb with trailing hairy braches and leaves"]
["Dianella caerulea","Blueberry Lily or Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl) P(fr)","1m",null,null,"Lewin's Honeyeater; Silvereyes","Clumping plant that spreads by suckers. Flowers on spike above foliage, all year."]
["Lomandra filiformis","Wattle Mat Rush","Y","0.4m",null,null,null,"Forms sparse clumps or mats"]
["Lomandra hystrix","Creek Mat Rush","C","1m","a",null,null,"Large clumping plant. Suitable for wet areas"]
["Lomandra longifolia","Mat Rush","C ","1 m",null,null,"Silver Studded Ochre, Common White-spot Skipper, Eliena Skipper, Iachus Skipper, Phigaliodes Skipper, Praxedes Skipper, Symmomus Skipper Butterfly","Large clumping grass-like plant.  Produces large flower spikes"]
["Plectranthus parviflorus","Native Coleus","M/Pu","0.7m",null,null,null,"Herb with tuberous base"]

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["Regional Ecosystem:  12.115\n\nDescription:  Open-forest complex in which spotted gum is a relatively common species. Canopy trees include Corymbia citriodora, Eucalyptus siderophloia or E. crebra (sub coastal ranges), E. major and/or E. longirostrata and E. acmenoides or E. portuensis and/or E. carnea and/or E. eugenioides. Other species that may be present and abundant locally include Corymbia henryi, C. intermedia, C. trachyphloia, Eucalyptus tereticornis, E. propinqua, E. biturbinata, E. moluccana, E. melliodora, E. fibrosa subsp. fibrosa and Angophora leiocarpa. Lophostemon confertus often present in gullies and as a sub canopy or understorey tree. Mixed understorey of grasses, shrubs and ferns. Occurs on hills and ranges of Paleozoic and older moderately to strongly deformed and metamorphosed sediments and interbedded volcanics.\n\nShort description:  Corymbia citriodora subsp. variegata, Eucalyptus siderophloia, E. major open forest on metamorphics ± interbedded volcanics"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover:  Trees 15%, Shrubs 20%, Other 65%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","KOALA \nFOOD TREE","Fauna","Notes"]
["Reopen Navigator with Ctrl + H"]
["TREES"]
["Acacia disparrima","Short Hickory Wattle","Y ","3-11m",null,null,"Bees; parrots; Fiery Jewel, Blue Jewel, Short-tailed Line-Blue, Small Purple Line-blue, Double Purple Line-blue, Glistening Blue, Wattle Blue Butterfly","Shrub to small, quick growing tree. Prolific flowers in March"]
["Acacia melanoxylon","Blackwood","C","15m",null,null,null,"Fertile soils in moister areas. Phyllodes alternate, 14cm x 30mm. Ball flowers to 10mm, most of year. Pods twisted or curled, slightly flattened, 12cm x 8mm. "]
["Acmena smithii","Lilipilli, Lilly Pilly","W(fl) Pu/Pi/W(fr)","20m",null,null,"Ringtail Possum, fruit-eating birds","Tree, often along watercourses. Leaves glabrous, somewhat aromatic when crushed. Flowers to 7mm. Firm, edible, fruit to 15mm."]
["Allocasuarina littoralis","Black She-Oak","R","6m",null,null,"Glossy Black Cockatoos","Widespread in open forest on well-drained soils, often in stands. Cones 25mm x 15mm. Male, female plants"]
["Alphitonia excelsa","Red Ash or Soap Tree","B(fr)","15m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds","Common and hardy shrub to tree. Strong smelling greenish-cream flowers, attractive grey bark and silver foliage"]
["Angophora leiocarpa","Smooth Barked Apple","W","30m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Interesting branch habit, pink or reddish smooth bark"]
["Angophora subvelutina","Broad-Leaved Apple","W","20m",null,null,"Qld Blossom Bat; butterflies; bees","Stringy Bark. Very rough, deeply-furrowed bark. Dense clusters of white flowers, winter to spring"]
["Angophora woodsiana","Smudgee","C","15m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Large foliage and fruit. Profuse flowers "]
["Aphananthe philippinensis","Rough-Leaved Elm","B(fr)","20m","a",null,null,"Stiff , sandpapery leaves"]
["Araucaria cunninghamii","Hoop Pine ","G (fr)","50m",null,null,null,"Large stately tree pyramid shaped, prickly foliage "]
["Casuarina cunninghamiana","River Oak or River She-Oak","R","20m",null,null,"Hymenoptera","Along creeks, rivers, and on floodplains. Can form dense communities. Dioecious. Fruit 10mm woody cones"]
["Commersonia bartramia","Brown Kurrajong","W","20m",null,null,"Coral Jewel Butterfly caterpillar","Good shade tree"]
["Corymbia citriodora","Spotted Gum","C","40m",null,"a","Flying-foxes, Koala, Greater Glider; possums and gliders; many bird species; bees and insects","Attractive mottled pink/grey/green bark"]
["Corymbia henryi","Large-Leaved Spotted Gum","C","30m",null,"a","Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Similar to the C. citrodora but with larger leavers and fruit "]
["Corymbia intermedia","Pink Bloodwood","C ","35m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Tree rough tessellated bark, prolific flowerer"]
["Corymbia trachyphloia","Brown Bloodwood","C","25m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Smooth bark on finer brances. Leaves dark green above, much paler below. Flowers summer to autumn"]
["Cryptocarya glaucescens","Jackwood","B(fr)","30m",null,null,null,"Leaves dark and glossy above, ashy-green waxy bloom below"]
["Cryptocarya triplinervis","Three-veined Laurel","Y","10m",null,null,null,"Small to medium bushy tree in rainforest remnants, including littoral rainforest. Hairy branchlets with glossy leaves"]
["Elaeocarpus obovatus","Hard Quandong","W (fl) Bl (fr)","30m",null,null,"Many bird species","Dense tree, often along watercourses. Perfumed flowers. Oblong fruit"]
["Eucalyptus acmenoides","White Mahogany","W","40m",null,null,"Coral Jewel Butterfly caterpillar; Hymenoptera","Finely fibrous, light grey-brown bark, slghtly furrowed, stringy. Woody seed capsules wineglass or cup-shaped. Previously E. triantha, similar to E. helidonica"]
["Eucalyptus carnea","Broad-leaved  White Mahogany","W","25m",null,"a","Honeyeaters; Koala; Greater Glider; possums and gliders; bees","Moderately dense canopy. Light grey-brown, fribrous stringy bark. Crown of tree bluish-grey. Previously E. umbra subsp. Carnea. "]
["Eucalyptus crebra ","Narrow-Leaved Red Ironbark","W","25m",null,"a","Honeyeaters; Koala; Flying-foxes; possums and gliders; bees; Coral Jewel Butterfly","Fine, fairly open canopy. Bark dark grey or almost black; rough deeply furrowed; very hard ironbark. Woody seed capsules shortened egg-shaped to cup-shaped. Often grows with Corymbia citriodora. Similar to E. siderophloia. "]
["Eucalyptus fibrosa ","Broad-Leaved Red Ironbark","W","30m",null,"a","Honeyeaters; Koala; Flying-foxes; possums and gliders; bees; Coral Jewel Butterfly","Bark hard, black, deeply furrowed, except small branches may be smooth. Woody seed capsules. "]
["Eucalyptus microcorys","Tallowood","C","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Prolific flowers. Fertile slopes, alluvial flats and in gullies that may have supported a community of dry rainforest species in past. Red-brown bark softly fibrous"]
["Eucalyptus moluccana","Gum-Topped Box","W","25m",null,"a","Koala; Hymenoptera","Alluvial soils, but not close to watercourses. Dark, persistent bark on lower trunk, various shades grey to white smooth bark upper trunk and branches. Woody seed capsules cylindrical to barrel-shaped"]
["Eucalyptus propinqua","Small Fruited Grey Gum","W","40m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; yellow-bellied glider; bees","Moderately dense, spreading and drooping canopy. Smooth light grey bark with darker grey-brown patches; orange when exposed. Small woody capsule, hemispherical to top-shaped"]
["Eucalyptus racemosa","Scribbly Gum","W","20m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; greater glider; other possums and gliders; bees","Erect or crooked; characteristic insect larvae (Endoxylon cinera) 'scribbles' on trunk. Smooth, shiny bark varies white to whitish or silvey-grey. Woody seed capsules hemispherical to pear-shaped. Previously E. signata"]
["Eucalyptus siderophloia","Grey Ironbark","W","30m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Greater Glider; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Sometimes drooping, moderately dense canopy. Hard rough, dark grey to nearly black ironbark; furrowed. Woody seed capsules top-shaped. Previously E. drepanophylla. Similar to E. crebra "]
["Eucalyptus tereticornis","Blue Gum or Forest Red Gum","C ","45m","a","a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; greater glider; other possums and gliders; bees","Moderately dense, sometimes drooping canopy. Smooth often shiny bark. One of most common eucalypts in region."]
["Eucalyptus tindaliae","Queensland White Mahogany",null,"30m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Fine canopy. Fibrous grey-brown stringybark; finely wavy and furrowed. Woodly seed capsules hemispherical. Previously E. phaeotricha and E. nigra"]
["Ficus coronata","Creek Sandpaper Fig",null,"15m","a",null,"Fruit-eating birds; Common Crow and Purple Moonbeam Butterfly caterpillars","Small to medium tree. Produces large sandpapery leaves. Fruit sweet, edible if hairs removed "]
["Ficus obliqua","Small Leafed Fig","Y(fr)","40m",null,null,"Many rainforest bird species","Large strangling fig. Massive trunk of coalesced roots, buttressed at base, milky sap"]
["Flindersia australis","Crow’s Ash","W","30m",null,null,"White Cockatoos; Wonga Pigeon; Orchard Swallowtail Butterfly caterpillar","Brown scaly bark. Woody brown capsule with stout, blunt prickles. Similar to F. bennettiana "]
["Flindersia schottiana","Bumpy Ash or Cudgerie","W","40m",null,null,null,"Open tree. Bark smooth, pale. Perfumed"]
["Glochidion ferdinandii","Cheese Tree","G/Y(fl)G/R(fr)","25m","a",null,"Many bird species","Trunk crooked and flanged; bark dark brown. Fast growing. Fruit resembles small pumpkin"]
["Grevillea robusta","Silky Oak","Y/O(fl)","35m",null,null,"Many bird species, honeyeaters; flying foxes","Tall ornamental tree, develops pyramidal shape, fern-like foliage. Excellent specimen tree for large gardens or parks"]
["Guioa semiglauca","Wild Quince","C","15m",null,null,null,"Dark-green leaves with grey undersides  "]
["Hymenosporum flavum","Native Frangipani","Y(fl) Br(fr)","20m","a",null,"Wonga Pigeon","Narrow tree, often along watercourses. Perfumed flowers, spring"]
["Jagera pseudorhus","Foam Bark Tree or Fern Tree","Y","15m","a",null,"Many bird species","Hardy, ornamental tree with Irritable hairs on fruit – should not be handled without gloves or over walkways"]
["Lophostemon confertus","Brush Box","W","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Tall tree with attractive brown bark. One of the most widely distributed plant species in the Redlands"]
["Lophostemon suaveolens","Swamp Box","W","25m","a","a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Flaky, stringy bark tree in swamps and wetter areas, flowers early summer. "]
["Mallotus philippensis","Red Kamala","R","25m",null,null,"Mallotus Harlequin Bug","Dense green foliage. Red dye known as 'kamala' made from powdery covering on fruit"]
["Melaleuca quinquenervia","Paperbark Tea Tree, Coastal or Broad-Leaved Paperbark","C","25m","a","a","Many bird species, Flying foxes; Eastern Blossom Bat; Koala","Often in swampy areas, but will tolerate dry conditions. White papery bark.  Produces masses of brush flowers in autumn.  Excellent nectar producer"]
["Neolitsea dealbata","White Bolly Gum","C(fl) Bl(fr)","12m",null,null,null,"White backed leaves when young, rounded crown"]
["Polyscias elegans","Celery Wood","B(fr)","20m",null,null,"Rainforest birds; caterpillar of Dark Pencilled-blue Butterfly","Umbrella shaped crown, narrow canopy palm like in outline "]
["Syzygium australe","Brush Cherry or Creek Satinash","W(fl) R/Pi(fr)","15m","a",null,"Ringtail possum; fruit-eating birds","Tree, often along watercourses. Crushed leaves aromatic. Edible red or pink oblong fruit to 25mm"]
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["SHRUBS"]
["Acacia fimbriata var. perangusta","Brisbane Wattle or Fringed Wattle","Y","5m",null,null,"King Parrot; Crimson Rosella; Imperial Hairstreak Butterfly caterpillar; Hymenoptera","Shrub or small tree, mainly in moister areas. Phyllodes alternate, 8cm x 5mm. Perfumed ball flowers to 8mm, winter to spring. Pods flattish, 10cm x 8mm. A. perangusta is now recognised as a form of this species"]
["Acacia ulicifolia","Prickly Moses","C","2m",null,null,null,"Tangly shrub, sandy soils. Phyllodes alternate, stiff, pointed, being slightly sharp. Ball flowers to 10mm, spring. Pods flat, curved"]
["Acrotriche aggregata","Tall Ground Berry","R(fr)","3m",null,null,"Mistletoebird","Dense shrub. Montane form larger than coastal form. Tiny flowers on small sikes, spring. 7mm fruit, edible. "]
["Alyxia ruscifolia","Chain Fruit","W(fl) O(fr)","4m",null,null,null,"Dark-green glossy leaves with sharp point"]
["Astrotricha latifolia",null,"G","3m",null,null,null,"Upright, open shrub, in moist gullies and on sheltered slopes"]
["Breynia oblongifolia","Coffee Bush or Breynia","G(fl) Pi/R(fr)","3m",null,null,"Many bird species; Large Grass-yellow Butterfly caterpillars","Shrub, spreading, sparsely branched. Widespread, but uncommon. Sometimes planted as ornamental"]
["Bursaria spinosa","Black Thorn or Prickly Pine","C ","3m","a",null,"Eastern Spinebill; Fiery Copper and Bright Copper Butterfly caterpillars","Narrow, upright, thorny shrub, widespread. 5-petalled, scented flowers to 10mm. Seed capsule dry, flattened, to 10mm. Similar to B. incana "]
["Cordyline petiolaris","Broad-Leaved Palm Lily","W(fl)\nR(fr)","5m",null,null,null,"Erect plant with large leaves and tendrils of flowers and fruit"]
["Cordyline rubra","Red-Fruited Palm Lily","P(fl) R(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Forms sparse clumps of lowers and fruit on erect few stems. Lilac flowers. Globular"]
["Daviesia ulicifolia","Native Gorse","Y","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Straggly shrub"]
["Dillwynia floribunda","Showy Parrot Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,null,"Dense shrub"]
["Dodonaea triquetra","Forest Hop Bush","Gr(fl)\nP(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Produces attractive hop like fruit that are either lime-green or purple"]
["Exocarpos cupressiformis","Native Cherry","R(fr)","5m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; honeyeaters; Spotted Jezebel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies","Very small greenish-white flowers with parasitic root "]
["Hovea acutifolia","Purple Pea Bush","Pu/W","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Upright shrub, in open shady forest"]
["Hovea heterophylla","Narrow-Leaved Pea Bush","P","0.45m",null,null,null,"Thin stemmed, upright, finely hairy branchlets and calyces. Sandy soils in open forests"]
["Indigofera australis","Native Indigo","P","1.5m",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Open branched shrub. Occasionally white flowering forms, self propagates "]
["Jacksonia scoparia","Dogwood","Y","3m",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Open, leafless, shrub on poor gravelly soils. Mass flowers in spring-summer"]
["Leptospermum polygalifolium","Wild May or Tea Tree","W","4m",null,null,"Rosellas; Bees","Weeping open habit, in open forest and along creek banks. Flowers in profusion in late winter, aromatic when crushed"]
["Olearia nernstii","Snow Bush","W","1.5m",null,null,null,"Tall daisy like flowers in Spring, suitable for cottage style gardens"]
["Ozothamnus diosmifolius","Sago Flower","W/Pi ","2m",null,null,null,"Small white to pink paper daisies, fine foliage, very fast-growing"]
["Persoonia cornifolia","Broad-leaved Geebung","Y","3m",null,null,"Brown Honeyeater, White-cheeked Honeyeater","Shrub, on well-drained soils. Succulent round or oblong fruits. Bark fairly smooth"]
["Persoonia tenuifolia","Fine-Leaf Geebung","Y","0.5m",null,null,null,"Shrub, on well-drained soils. Yellowish-green shrub. Flowers to 8mm. 10mm green fruit"]
["Phyllanthus gasstroemii",null,"W/G","2m",null,null,null,"Shrub along creeks and other moist areas. Formerly P. gasstroemii"]
["Pittosporum revolutum","Forest Pittosporum ","Y(fl, fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Upright shrub. Lightly scented 5-petalled prolific flowers. Fruit rough, warty, 30mm many red-brown seeds"]
["Psychotria loniceroides","Hairy Psychotria","W(fl) W/Y(fr)","4m",null,null,"Some fruit-eating birds","Open shrub on edge of rainforests and creeks. Young growth hairy. Fruit yellow to white to 8mm"]
["Pultenaea euchila","Orange Pultenaea","Y ","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub on sandy soils. 15mm flowers, sometimes with red markings, winter to spring. Pods swollen"]
["Pultenaea myrtoides","Swamp Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub in wet, sandy soils. 10mm yellow flowers, sometimes lack red markings. Similar to P. paleacea "]
["Pultenaea paleacea","Chaffy Bush Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub, branches silky-hairy. Leaves silky-hairy below. 10mm yellow flowers, sometimes lack red markings."]
["Pultenaea petiolaris","Woolly Bush Pea","Y","0.3m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Often in dry, stony areas. 9mm flowers in dense terminal heads, winter to spring. Pods flattened, to 9mm"]
["Pultenaea retusa","Blunt-Leaved Pea","Y","2m","a",null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub along creek lines and in moister areas. 7mm flowers in dense terminal heads, winter to spring. Pods flattened, to 7mm"]
["Pultenaea villosa","Hairy Pea Bush","Y","2m",null,null,"Fringed Heath-blue Butterfly and other butterflies","Common hairy shrub, often with brownish appearance, branchlets often drooping. Flowers winter to summer. Quick growing"]
["Solanum stelligerum","Devil’s Needles","Pu/M(fl) R(fr)","1.5m",null,null,null,"Sparsely branched shrub in dry or stony soils. Plants sucker, often forming small colonies. Round, succulent, non-edible 8mm red fruits"]
["Trema tomentosa","Poison Peach","G/W(fl) Bk(fr)","5m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds and pigeons","Woody shrub, in moister, open forest and edges of vine scrub. Fruit black, to 3mm. Hardy, quick growing"]
["Xanthorrhoea fulva","Wallum Grasstree","W/C","2m","a",null,"Honeyeaters; possums and gliders; bees; butterflies","Trunkless, grass-like clumping plant. Tufting plant with a tall 2.5m flower spike"]
["Xanthorrhoea johnsonii","Forest Grass Tree","C","4m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; possums and gliders; bees; butterflies","Cylindrical woody flower spike"]
["Zieria smithii","Sandfly Bush","C","3m",null,null,"Orchard Swallowtail Butterfly","Open, branching shrub, on moist slopes and in gullies. Stems warty. Leaves aromatic when crushed. Clusters of small flowers"]
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["HERBACEOUS PLANTS"]
["Ajuga australis","Australian Bugle","Pi/W","0.3m",null,null,null,"Hairy, herbaceous plant in moist, well-drained soils, multiple upright flowering stms. Flowers to 10mm in leafy spike, spring"]
["Alpinia caerulea","Native Ginger","W(fl) P(fr)","2m",null,null,null,"Clumping, large-leaved herb. Edible roots. Prefers sheltered sites"]
["Centella asiatica","Pennywort",null,"0.1m","a",null,null,"Creeping herb with insignificant flowers"]
["Chrysocephalum apiculatum","Yellow Buttons","Y","0.4m",null,null,"Australian Painted Lady Butterfly caterpillar","Erect herbaceous plant, bright 'button' flowers"]
["Desmodium gunnii","Slender Tick Trefoil","P","0.5m",null,null,null,"Weak, slender stems. 5mm pink flowers in racemes to 15cm, summer to autumn"]
["Desmodium rhytidophyllum","Hairy Trefoil","Pi","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low growing herb with trailing hairy braches and leaves"]
["Dianella caerulea","Blueberry Lily or Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl) P(fr)","1m",null,null,"Lewin's Honeyeater; Silvereyes","Clumping plant that spreads by suckers. Flowers on spike above foliage, all year."]
["Goodenia rotundifolia","Star Goodenia","Y ","0.3m",null,null,null,"Yellow flowers with purple throat"]
["Lobelia purpurascens","White Root","W","0.1m",null,null,null,"Prostrate or sprawling plant with milky sap.  A weed of lawns and gardens"]
["Lomandra confertifolia","Mat Rush",null,"0.4m",null,null,null,"Small, dense mat- forming, tussock-like plant. Spikey seed spikes"]
["Lomandra hystrix","Creek Mat Rush","C","1m","a",null,null,"Large clumping plant. Suitable for wet areas"]
["Lomandra laxa","Mat Rush","W","0.4m",null,null,null,"Sparse tussock, grass-like plant "]
["Lomandra longifolia","Mat Rush","C ","1 m",null,null,"Silver Studded Ochre, Common White-spot Skipper, Eliena Skipper, Iachus Skipper, Phigaliodes Skipper, Praxedes Skipper, Symmomus Skipper Butterfly","Large clumping grass-like plant.  Produces large flower spikes"]
["Phyllanthus virgatus",null,"W/G","0.5m",null,null,null,"Sprawling or erect herb. 1mm white to greenish flowers and 2mm fruits"]
["Pimelea linifolia","Rice Flower","W/Pi","1m",null,null,null,"Variable common shrub in sandy or heavier soils in open areas. White, sometimes pink. Poisonous to stock"]
["Plectranthus parviflorus","Native Coleus","M/Pu","0.7m",null,null,null,"Herb with tuberous base"]
["Pomax umbellata","Pomax","R","0.4m",null,null,null,"Small, dense multi branched plant, in sandy or stony areas"]
["Senecio pinnatifolius","Variable Groundsel","Y","0.7m",null,null,null,"Yellow prostate daisy growing that is variable. Confused with Fireweed"]
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["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Alloteropsis semialata","Cockatoo Grass","Y","1m",null,null,"Finches, doves","Tufting grass with long seed spikes. Flower/seed heads of 3. Large seeds"]
["Aristida benthamii","Three-awned spear grass",null,"1m",null,null,null,"Fine clumping grass with spear-like seed heads with 3 'prongs'. Similar to A. vagans"]
["Cymbopogon refractus","Barb-Wire Grass",null,"1m",null,null,null,"Flowers appear like clusters of barbed wire, Blue green foliage and red stems. Light lemon scent when crushed"]
["Entolasia stricta","Wiry Panic",null,"0.8m",null,null,"finches; pigeons; doves","Hairy, loosely tufted grass on poor or sandy soils"]
["Gahnia aspera","Red Fruited Sawsedge","Bk/Br(fl) R/Br(fr)","0.65m",null,null,"Pied Currawong, Brown Cuckoo-dove; caterpillars of Spotted, Flame and Varied Sedge-Skippers and Green Darter Butterflies","Tough leaves with razor sharp edges. Clumping, in dry areas"]
["Imperata cylindrica","Blady Grass","W","1.2m",null,null,"Grassland birds; Evening Brown, Dusky Knight, Greenish Darter, White Grass-dart, Dingy Grass-dart Butterfly; northern brown bandicoot, wallabies","Common grass with long creeping rhizome.Growsn on edges, good indicator of recent fires and other disturbance. Attractive, fluffy seed spike"]
["Lepidosperma laterale","Variable Sword Sedge",null,"0.9m",null,null,null,"Common upright sedge, of sandy or rocky areas."]
["Oplismenus aemulus","Creeping Beard Grass or Basket Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Orange Bushbrown, Wonder Brown, Lilac Grass-skipper, White-brand Grass-skipper","Trailing grass which roots at nodes, oval leaves. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Ottochloa gracillima","Graceful Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Brown Ringlet, Wonder Brown, lilac Grass-skipper and White-brand Grass Skipper Butterflies ","Slender grass in shady places. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Themeda triandra","Kangaroo Grass",null,"0.6m",null,null,"Eastern-grey Kangaroo; Evening Brown, Orange Ringlet, Ringed Xenica and Common Brown, Shouldered Brown, Ringed Xenica, Dingy Ringlet Butterflies","Common, erect, tufting grass, often a dominant species in open, well-drained positions. Benefits from annual prune "]
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["ORCHIDS"]
["Cymbidium madidum","Cymbidium Orchid","Y/Br(fl)","0.9m",null,null,null,"Epiphytic orchid forming huge clumps on tree trunks and branches"]
["Cymbidium suave","Scented Orchid","Y","0.6m",null,null,null,"Epiphytic orchid in tree hollows and old trunks"]
["Geodorum densiflorum","Pink Nodding Orchid","Pi","0.4m",null,null,null,"Terrestrial orchid with broad pleated leaves"]
["Pterostylis nutans","Nodding Greenhood","Gr","0.2m",null,null,null,"Slender terrestrial orchid, in moister areas. Flowers to 25mm, autumn to spring"]
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["VINES"]
["Austrosteenisia blackii","Blood Vine","R/Pi",null,null,null,null,"Tall woody climber, rusty-hairy young branches. Red sap from cut stems. 5m flowers, spring. Flat pods, 8cm x 20mm"]
["Billardiera scandens","Apple Berry","C/W(fl) G(fr)",null,null,null,"Eastern Spinebill and other birds; also by some mammals","Small twining vine with edible but unpalatable fruit. Consumed by Aboriginal people "]
["Cayratia clematidea","Slender Grape","W(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; Joseph's Coat Moth caterpillar","Light tendril climber. Tiny white flowers, summer. Black fruit to 7mm"]
["Cissus antarctica","Kangaroo Vine","B (fr)",null,null,null,null,"Lime-green leaves with tendrils, vigorous climber or ground cover"]
["Cissus hypoglauca","Giant Water Vine","Y(fl)",null,null,null,null,"Large woody climbing vine, new growth rusty-hairy. Yellow flowers. Edible purplish-black spherical fruit to 10mm"]
["Clematis glycinoides","Headache Vine","W",null,null,null,null,"Inhaling the aroma of the crushed leaves reputedly relieves headaches"]
["Eustrephus latifolius","Wombat Berry","Pi (fl) O(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Scrambling plant.  Produces lily flowers"]
["Flagellaria indica","Supplejack","W",null,null,null,null,"Vigorous climbing plant"]
["Geitonoplesium cymosum","Scrambling Lily","W (fl),B(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Common scrambling plant with shiny dark-green leaves "]
["Glycine clandestina","Twining Glycine","Pi",null,null,null,"Common Grass-blue, Scalloped Grass-yellow Butterfly","Narrow leaved climber "]
["Hardenbergia violacea","Native Sarsaparilla","P",null,null,null,"Eastern Spinebill; Common Grass-blue Butterfly","Small, scrambling or prostrate vine. Atractive bright purple pea flower. Often grows with Corymbia spp."]
["Kennedia rubicunda","Red Kennedy Pea","R",null,null,null,"Honeyeaters","Vigorous vine which has prolific red Sturt's desert pea like flowers"]
["Maclura cochinchinensis","Cockspur Thorn","Y(fl) O(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Vigorous scrambling vine, with long spines on trunks and branches"]
["Morinda jasminoides","Morinda","Y/W(fl) O(fr)",null,null,null,"Many bird species","Woody climber or scrambling shrub-like plan. Lumpy orange fruit to 15mm"]
["Pandorea pandorana","Wonga Vine","W/Pi",null,null,null,null,"Vigorous vine. 20mm whitish to pale pink flowers. Inflated seed capsules"]
["Parsonsia straminea","Monkey Rope Vine","W/Br/Pi",null,null,null,"Ringtail possum, nesting birds, common crow butterfly","Robust twining vine, common in poorly drained areas, can become weed-like. Scented white to brownish or pinkish 5-petalled flowers. Woody, cigar-shaped fruit to 16cm"]
["Smilax australis","Barbed-wire Vine","W(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; Bright Forest-blue, Coral Jewel, Fiery Jewel Butterfly","Vigorous vine with bright green leaves and small spines. Lightly fragrant, white flowers in clusters all year. Globose, black fruit"]
["Stephania japonica","Tape Vine","Y(fl)",null,null,null,null,"Light climber with thin wiry stems. Clusters of small yellow flowers, spring to summer. Common beach dunes and headlands"]
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["FERNS"]
["Adiantum aethiopicum","Maidenhair Fern",null,"0.3m","a",null,null,"Small fern with round leaves.  Prefers shady moist conditions"]
["Adiantum hispidulum","Rough Maiden Hair",null,"0.2m",null,null,null,"Delicate fan shaped fronds. Young fronds are pink"]
["Cheilanthes sieberi","Mulga Fern",null,"0.25m",null,null,null,"Small, fine fern. Widespread"]
["Christella dentata","Binung",null,"1m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals","Tufting fern. Brown spores on back of fertile fronds"]
["Doodia aspera","Rasp Fern",null,"0.6m",null,null,null,"Dark-green erect fronds"]
["Doodia caudata","Small Rasp Fern",null,"0.3m",null,null,null,"Fern. Rhzome short-creeping or tufted, covered with dark scales"]
["Drynaria rigidula","Basket Fern",null,"1m",null,null,"Carpet python","Epiphytic fern forming dense clumps on rocks or trees in sunny positions"]
["Lindsaea microphylla","Lacy Wedge Fern",null,"0.3m","a",null,null,"Lacy fern, damp forests, gullies and shaded slopes"]
["Platycerium superbum","Staghorn",null,"2m",null,null,null,"Epiphytic or lithophytic fern. Rounded sterile basal fronds to 60cm diameter. Grows intrees, on rocks or on ground"]
["Pteridium esculentum","Bracken",null,"2m",null,null,"Northern Brown Bandicoot, Swamp and red-necked wallaby","Stiff, erect fern, spreading by hairy underground rhizome, often forming thickets on well-drained soils. Widespread "]

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["Regional Ecosystem:  12.11.5a\n\nDescription:  Woodland to open forest of Eucalyptus planchoniana, E. carnea and Angophora woodsiana +/- E. fibrosa subsp. fibrosa, E. racemosa subsp. racemosa, Corymbia intermedia, C. trachyphloia, E. tindaliae, E. helidonica and E. resinifera. Occurs on Palaeozoic and older moderately to strongly deformed and metamorphosed sediments and interbedded volcanics\n\nShort description:  Eucalyptus tindaliae, E. carnea, Corymbia intermedia woodland "]
["Structural Percentage of Cover: Trees 10%, Shrubs 20%, Other 70%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","KOALA \nFOOD TREE","Fauna","Notes"]
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["TREES"]
["Acacia leiocalyx","Early Black Wattle","Y","8m",null,null,"Bees; parrots,pigeons; doves","Common, hardy, dense tree in open forest. Perfumed flower spikes, 10cm, winter to spring. Pods curved or twisted, thick, to flattened. Similar to A. concurrens "]
["Angophora woodsiana","Smudgee","C","15m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Large foliage and fruit. Profuse flowers "]
["Corymbia citriodora","Spotted Gum","C","40m",null,"a","Flying-foxes, Koala, Greater Glider; possums and gliders; many bird species; bees and insects","Attractive mottled pink/grey/green bark"]
["Corymbia intermedia","Pink Bloodwood","C ","35m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Tree rough tessellated bark, prolific flowerer"]
["Corymbia trachyphloia","Brown Bloodwood","C","25m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Smooth bark on finer brances. Leaves dark green above, much paler below. Flowers summer to autumn"]
["Eucalyptus carnea","Broad-leaved  White Mahogany","W","25m",null,"a","Honeyeaters; Koala; Greater Glider; possums and gliders; bees","Moderately dense canopy. Light grey-brown, fribrous stringy bark. Crown of tree bluish-grey. Previously E. umbra subsp. Carnea. "]
["Eucalyptus crebra ","Narrow-Leaved Red Ironbark","W","25m",null,"a","Honeyeaters; Koala; Flying-foxes; possums and gliders; bees; Coral Jewel Butterfly","Fine, fairly open canopy. Bark dark grey or almost black; rough deeply furrowed; very hard ironbark. Woody seed capsules shortened egg-shaped to cup-shaped. Often grows with Corymbia citriodora. Similar to E. siderophloia. "]
["Eucalyptus major","Queensland Grey Gum","W","20m","a","a","Possums; Koalas","Moderately dense, spreading and drooping canopy. Smooth greyish bark with darker greenish or brownish-grey patches. Woody seed capsule hemispherical to top-shaped. Previously variety of E. propinqua"]
["Eucalyptus microcorys","Tallowood","C","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Prolific flowers. Fertile slopes, alluvial flats and in gullies that may have supported a community of dry rainforest species in past. Red-brown bark softly fibrous"]
["Eucalyptus propinqua","Small Fruited Grey Gum","W","40m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; yellow-bellied glider; bees","Moderately dense, spreading and drooping canopy. Smooth light grey bark with darker grey-brown patches; orange when exposed. Small woody capsule, hemispherical to top-shaped"]
["Eucalyptus racemosa","Scribbly Gum","W","20m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; greater glider; other possums and gliders; bees","Erect or crooked; characteristic insect larvae (Endoxylon cinera) 'scribbles' on trunk. Smooth, shiny bark varies white to whitish or silvey-grey. Woody seed capsules hemispherical to pear-shaped. Previously E. signata"]
["Eucalyptus siderophloia","Grey Ironbark","W","30m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Greater Glider; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Sometimes drooping, moderately dense canopy. Hard rough, dark grey to nearly black ironbark; furrowed. Woody seed capsules top-shaped. Previously E. drepanophylla. Similar to E. crebra "]
["Eucalyptus tindaliae","Queensland White Mahogany","W","30m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Fine canopy. Fibrous grey-brown stringybark; finely wavy and furrowed. Woodly seed capsules hemispherical. Previously E. phaeotricha and E. nigra"]
["Lophostemon confertus","Brush Box","W","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Tall tree with attractive brown bark. One of the most widely distributed plant species in the Redlands"]
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["SHRUBS"]
["Acacia fimbriata var. perangusta","Brisbane Wattle or Fringed Wattle","Y","5m",null,null,"King Parrot; Crimson Rosella; Imperial Hairstreak Butterfly caterpillar; Hymenoptera","Shrub or small tree, mainly in moister areas. Phyllodes alternate, 8cm x 5mm. Perfumed ball flowers to 8mm, winter to spring. Pods flattish, 10cm x 8mm. A. perangusta is now recognised as a form of this species"]
["Acacia ulicifolia","Prickly Moses","C","2m",null,null,null,"Tangly shrub, sandy soils. Phyllodes alternate, stiff, pointed, being slightly sharp. Ball flowers to 10mm, spring. Pods flat, curved"]
["Acrotriche aggregata","Tall Ground Berry","R(fr)","3m",null,null,"Mistletoebird","Dense shrub. Montane form larger than coastal form. Tiny flowers on small sikes, spring. 7mm fruit, edible. "]
["Alyxia ruscifolia","Chain Fruit","W(fl) O(fr)","4m",null,null,null,"Dark-green glossy leaves with sharp point"]
["Astrotricha latifolia",null,"G","3m",null,null,null,"Upright, open shrub, in moist gullies and on sheltered slopes"]
["Breynia oblongifolia","Coffee Bush or Breynia","G(fl) Pi/R(fr)","3m",null,null,"Many bird species; Large Grass-yellow Butterfly caterpillars","Shrub, spreading, sparsely branched. Widespread, but uncommon. Sometimes planted as ornamental"]
["Bursaria spinosa","Black Thorn or Prickly Pine","C ","3m","a",null,"Eastern Spinebill; Fiery Copper and Bright Copper Butterfly caterpillars","Narrow, upright, thorny shrub, widespread. 5-petalled, scented flowers to 10mm. Seed capsule dry, flattened, to 10mm. Similar to B. incana "]
["Cordyline petiolaris","Broad-Leaved Palm Lily","W(fl)\nR(fr)","5m",null,null,null,"Erect plant with large leaves and tendrils of flowers and fruit"]
["Cordyline rubra","Red-Fruited Palm Lily","P(fl) R(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Forms sparse clumps of lowers and fruit on erect few stems. Lilac flowers. Globular"]
["Daviesia ulicifolia","Native Gorse","Y","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Straggly shrub"]
["Dillwynia floribunda","Showy Parrot Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,null,"Dense shrub"]
["Dodonaea triquetra","Forest Hop Bush","Gr(fl)\nP(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Produces attractive hop like fruit that are either lime-green or purple"]
["Exocarpos cupressiformis","Native Cherry","R(fr)","5m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; honeyeaters; Spotted Jezebel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies","Very small greenish-white flowers with parasitic root "]
["Hovea acutifolia","Purple Pea Bush","Pu/W","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Upright shrub, in open shady forest"]
["Hovea heterophylla","Narrow-Leaved Pea Bush","P","0.45m",null,null,null,"Thin stemmed, upright, finely hairy branchlets and calyces. Sandy soils in open forests"]
["Indigofera australis","Native Indigo","P","1.5m",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Open branched shrub. Occasionally white flowering forms, self propagates "]
["Jacksonia scoparia","Dogwood","Y","3m",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Open, leafless, shrub on poor gravelly soils. Mass flowers in spring-summer"]
["Leptospermum polygalifolium","Wild May or Tea Tree","W","4m",null,null,"Rosellas; Bees","Weeping open habit, in open forest and along creek banks. Flowers in profusion in late winter, aromatic when crushed"]
["Olearia nernstii","Snow Bush","W","1.5m",null,null,null,"Tall daisy like flowers in Spring, suitable for cottage style gardens"]
["Ozothamnus diosmifolius","Sago Flower","W Pi ","2m",null,null,null,"Small white to pink paper daisies, fine foliage, very fast-growing"]
["Persoonia cornifolia","Broad-leaved Geebung","Y","3m",null,null,"Brown Honeyeater, White-cheeked Honeyeater","Shrub, on well-drained soils. Succulent round or oblong fruits. Bark fairly smooth"]
["Persoonia tenuifolia","Fine-Leaf Geebung","Y","0.5m",null,null,null,"Shrub, on well-drained soils. Yellowish-green shrub. Flowers to 8mm. 10mm green fruit"]
["Phyllanthus gasstroemii",null,"W/G","2m",null,null,null,"Shrub along creeks and other moist areas. Formerly P. gasstroemii"]
["Pittosporum revolutum","Forest Pittosporum ","Y(fl, fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Upright shrub. Lightly scented 5-petalled prolific flowers. Fruit rough, warty, 30mm many red-brown seeds"]
["Psychotria loniceroides","Hairy Psychotria","W(fl) W/Y(fr)","4m",null,null,"Some fruit-eating birds","Open shrub on edge of rainforests and creeks. Young growth hairy. Fruit yellow to white to 8mm"]
["Pultenaea euchila","Orange Pultenaea","Y ","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub on sandy soils. 15mm flowers, sometimes with red markings, winter to spring. Pods swollen"]
["Pultenaea myrtoides","Swamp Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub in wet, sandy soils. 10mm yellow flowers, sometimes lack red markings. Similar to P. paleacea "]
["Pultenaea paleacea","Chaffy Bush Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub, branches silky-hairy. Leaves silky-hairy below. 10mm yellow flowers, sometimes lack red markings."]
["Pultenaea petiolaris","Woolly Bush Pea","Y","0.3m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Often in dry, stony areas. 9mm flowers in dense terminal heads, winter to spring. Pods flattened, to 9mm"]
["Pultenaea retusa","Blunt-Leaved Pea","Y","2m","a",null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub along creek lines and in moister areas. 7mm flowers in dense terminal heads, winter to spring. Pods flattened, to 7mm"]
["Pultenaea villosa","Hairy Pea Bush","Y","2m",null,null,"Fringed Heath-blue Butterfly and other butterflies","Common hairy shrub, often with brownish appearance, branchlets often drooping. Flowers winter to summer. Quick growing"]
["Solanum stelligerum","Devil’s Needles","Pu/M(fl) R(fr)","1.5m",null,null,null,"Sparsely branched shrub in dry or stony soils. Plants sucker, often forming small colonies. Round, succulent, non-edible 8mm red fruits"]
["Trema tomentosa","Poison Peach","G/W(fl) Bk(fr)","5m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds and pigeons","Woody shrub, in moister, open forest and edges of vine scrub. Fruit black, to 3mm. Hardy, quick growing"]
["Xanthorrhoea johnsonii","Forest Grass Tree","C","4m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; possums and gliders; bees; butterflies","Cylindrical woody flower spike"]
["Xanthorrhoea macronema","Bottle Brush Grass Tree","W","1m",null,null,null,"Trunkless grass-like, on moist, rocky slopes. Leaves rounded or wedge shaped. "]
["Zieria smithii","Sandfly Bush","C","3m",null,null,"Orchard Swallowtail Butterfly","Open, branching shrub, on moist slopes and in gullies. Stems warty. Leaves aromatic when crushed. Clusters of small flowers"]
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["HERBACEOUS PLANTS"]
["Ajuga australis","Australian Bugle","Pi/W","0.3m",null,null,null,"Hairy, herbaceous plant in moist, well-drained soils, multiple upright flowering stms. Flowers to 10mm in leafy spike, spring"]
["Alpinia caerulea","Native Ginger","W(fl) P(fr)","2m",null,null,null,"Clumping, large-leaved herb. Edible roots. Prefers sheltered sites"]
["Centella asiatica","Pennywort",null,"0.1m","a",null,null,"Creeping herb with insignificant flowers"]
["Chrysocephalum apiculatum","Yellow Buttons","Y","0.4m",null,null,"Australian Painted Lady Butterfly caterpillar","Erect herbaceous plant, bright 'button' flowers"]
["Corchorus cunninghamii ","Native Jute","Y","1.5m",null,null,null,"Endangered, twiggy shrub. Black, pointed seed capsules oblong, to 30mm long"]
["Desmodium rhytidophyllum","Hairy Trefoil","Pi","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low growing herb with trailing hairy braches and leaves"]
["Dianella caerulea","Blueberry Lily or Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl) P(fr)","1m",null,null,"Lewin's Honeyeater; Silvereyes","Clumping plant that spreads by suckers. Flowers on spike above foliage, all year."]
["Goodenia rotundifolia","Star Goodenia","Y ","0.3m",null,null,null,"Yellow flowers with purple throat"]
["Lobelia purpurascens","White Root","W","0.1m",null,null,null,"Prostrate or sprawling plant with milky sap.  A weed of lawns and gardens"]
["Lomandra confertifolia","Mat Rush",null,"0.4m",null,null,null,"Small, dense mat- forming, tussock-like plant. Spikey seed spikes"]
["Lomandra hystrix","Creek Mat Rush","C","1m","a",null,null,"Large clumping plant. Suitable for wet areas"]
["Lomandra laxa","Mat Rush","W","0.4m",null,null,null,"Sparse tussock, grass-like plant "]
["Lomandra longifolia","Mat Rush","C ","1 m",null,null,"Silver Studded Ochre, Common White-spot Skipper, Eliena Skipper, Iachus Skipper, Phigaliodes Skipper, Praxedes Skipper, Symmomus Skipper Butterfly","Large clumping grass-like plant.  Produces large flower spikes"]
["Phyllanthus virgatus",null,"W/G","0.5m",null,null,null,"Sprawling or erect herb. 1mm white to greenish flowers and 2mm fruits"]
["Pimelea linifolia","Rice Flower","W/Pi","1m",null,null,null,"Variable common shrub in sandy or heavier soils in open areas. White, sometimes pink. Poisonous to stock"]
["Plectranthus parviflorus","Native Coleus","M/Pu","0.7m",null,null,null,"Herb with tuberous base"]
["Pomax umbellata","Pomax","R","0.4m",null,null,null,"Small, dense multi branched plant, in sandy or stony areas"]
["Senecio amygdalifolius ","A Daisy","Y","1.5m","a",null,null,"Common, herbaceous, erect plant. Petioles and stems often reddish. Clusters of yellow daisy flowers. Grows in or near rainforest remnants."]
["Senecio pinnatifolius","Variable Groundsel","Y","0.7m",null,null,null,"Yellow prostate daisy growing that is variable. Confused with Fireweed"]
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["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Alloteropsis semialata","Cockatoo Grass","Y","1m",null,null,"Finches, doves","Tufting grass with long seed spikes. Flower/seed heads of 3. Large seeds"]
["Aristida benthamii","Three-awned spear grass",null,"1m",null,null,null,"Finie clumping grass with spear-like seed heads with 3 'prongs'. Similar to A. vagans"]
["Cymbopogon refractus","Barb-Wire Grass",null,"1m",null,null,null,"Flowers appear like clusters of barbed wire, Blue green foliage and red stems. Light lemon scent when crushed"]
["Entolasia stricta","Wiry Panic",null,"0.8m",null,null,"finches; pigeons; doves","Hairy, loosely tufted grass on poor or sandy soils"]
["Gahnia aspera","Red Fruited Sawsedge","Bk/Br(fl) R/Br(fr)","0.65m",null,null,"Pied Currawong, Brown Cuckoo-dove; caterpillars of Spotted, Flame and Varied Sedge-Skippers and Green Darter Butterflies","Tough leaves with razor sharp edges. Clumping, in dry areas"]
["Imperata cylindrica","Blady Grass","W","1.2m",null,null,"Grassland birds; Evening Brown, Dusky Knight, Greenish Darter, White Grass-dart, Dingy Grass-dart Butterfly; northern brown bandicoot, wallabies","Common grass with long creeping rhizome.Growsn on edges, good indicator of recent fires and other disturbance. Attractive, fluffy seed spike"]
["Lepidosperma laterale","Variable Sword Sedge",null,"0.9m",null,null,null,"Common upright sedge, of sandy or rocky areas."]
["Oplismenus aemulus","Creeping Beard Grass or Basket Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Orange Bushbrown, Wonder Brown, Lilac Grass-skipper, White-brand Grass-skipper","Trailing grass which roots at nodes, oval leaves. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Ottochloa gracillima","Graceful Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Brown Ringlet, Wonder Brown, lilac Grass-skipper and White-brand Grass Skipper Butterflies ","Slender grass in shady places. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Themeda triandra","Kangaroo Grass",null,"0.6m",null,null,"Eastern-grey Kangaroo; Evening Brown, Orange Ringlet, Ringed Xenica and Common Brown, Shouldered Brown, Ringed Xenica, Dingy Ringlet Butterflies","Common, erect, tufting grass, often a dominant species in open, well-drained positions. Benefits from annual prune "]
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["ORCHIDS"]
["Cymbidium madidum","Cymbidium Orchid","Y/Br(fl)","0.9m",null,null,null,"Epiphytic orchid forming huge clumps on tree trunks and branches"]
["Cymbidium suave","Scented Orchid","Y","0.6m",null,null,null,"Epiphytic orchid in tree hollows and old trunks"]
["Geodorum densiflorum","Pink Nodding Orchid","Pi","0.4m",null,null,null,"Terrestrial orchid with broad pleated leaves"]
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["VINES"]
["Austrosteenisia blackii","Blood Vine","R/Pi",null,null,null,null,"Tall woody climber, rusty-hairy young branches. Red sap from cut stems. 5m flowers, spring. Flat pods, 8cm x 20mm"]
["Billardiera scandens","Apple Berry","C/W(fl) G(fr)",null,null,null,"Eastern Spinebill and other birds; also by some mammals","Small twining vine with edible but unpalatable fruit. Consumed by Aboriginal people "]
["Cayratia clematidea","Slender Grape","W(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; Joseph's Coat Moth caterpillar","Light tendril climber. Tiny white flowers, summer. Black fruit to 7mm"]
["Cissus antarctica","Kangaroo Vine","B (fr)",null,null,null,null,"Lime-green leaves with tendrils, vigorous climber or ground cover"]
["Cissus hypoglauca","Giant Water Vine","Y(fl)",null,null,null,null,"Large woody climbing vine, new growth rusty-hairy. Yellow flowers. Edible purplish-black spherical fruit to 10mm"]
["Clematis glycinoides","Headache Vine","W",null,null,null,null,"Inhaling the aroma of the crushed leaves reputedly relieves headaches"]
["Eustrephus latifolius","Wombat Berry","Pi (fl) O(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Scrambling plant.  Produces lily flowers"]
["Flagellaria indica","Supplejack","W",null,null,null,null,"Vigorous climbing plant"]
["Geitonoplesium cymosum","Scrambling Lily","W (fl),B(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Scrambling plant with shiny dark-green leaves "]
["Glycine clandestina","Twining Glycine","Pi",null,null,null,"Common Grass-blue, Scalloped Grass-yellow Butterfly","Narrow leaved climber "]
["Hardenbergia violacea","Native Sarsaparilla","P",null,null,null,null,"Scrambling vine "]
["Kennedia rubicunda","Red Kennedy Pea","R",null,null,null,"Honeyeaters","Vigorous vine which has prolific red Sturt's desert pea like flowers"]
["Maclura cochinchinensis","Cockspur Thorn","Y(fl) O(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Vigorous scrambling vine, with long spines on trunks and branches"]
["Marsdenia coronata","Slender Milk Vine","Gr/W",null,null,null,null,"Vulnerable, slender, twining vine on rocky hillsides and woodlands"]
["Marsdenia longiloba","Slender Marsdenia","W",null,null,null,null,"Vulnerable, slender twining vine. Sap clear"]
["Morinda jasminoides","Morinda","Y/W(fl) O(fr)",null,null,null,"Many bird species","Woody climber or scrambling shrub-like plan. Lumpy orange fruit to 15mm"]
["Pandorea pandorana","Wonga Vine","W/Pi",null,null,null,null,"Vigorous vine. 20mm whitish to pale pink flowers. Inflated seed capsules"]
["Parsonsia straminea","Monkey Rope Vine","W/Br/Pi",null,null,null,"Ringtail possum, nesting birds, common crow butterfly","Robust twining vine, common in poorly drained areas, can become weed-like. Scented white to brownish or pinkish 5-petalled flowers. Woody, cigar-shaped fruit to 16cm"]
["Smilax australis","Barbed-wire Vine","W(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; Bright Forest-blue, Coral Jewel, Fiery Jewel Butterfly","Vigorous vine with bright green leaves and small spines. Lightly fragrant, white flowers in clusters all year. Globose, black fruit"]
["Stephania japonica","Tape Vine","Y(fl)",null,null,null,null,"Light climber with thin wiry stems. Clusters of small yellow flowers, spring to summer. Common beach dunes and headlands"]
["Tylophora paniculata","Thin-leaved Tylophora","C/G",null,null,null,null,"Uncommon slender twiner to 4m, sap clear. Perfumed, creamy-green flowers"]
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["FERNS"]
["Adiantum aethiopicum","Maidenhair Fern",null,"0.3m","a",null,null,"Small fern with round leaves.  Prefers shady moist conditions"]
["Adiantum hispidulum","Rough Maiden Hair",null,"0.2m",null,null,null,"Delicate fan shaped fronds. Young fronds are pink"]
["Cheilanthes sieberi","Mulga Fern",null,"0.25m",null,null,null,"Small, fine fern. Widespread"]
["Christella dentata","Binung",null,"1m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals","Tufting fern. Brown spores on back of fertile fronds"]
["Doodia aspera","Rasp Fern",null,"0.6m",null,null,null,"Dark-green erect fronds"]
["Doodia caudata","Small Rasp Fern",null,"0.3m",null,null,null,"Fern. Rhzome short-creeping or tufted, covered with dark scales"]
["Drynaria rigidula","Basket Fern",null,"1m",null,null,"Carpet python","Epiphytic fern forming dense clumps on rocks or trees in sunny positions"]
["Lindsaea microphylla","Lacy Wedge Fern",null,"0.3m","a",null,null,"Lacy fern, damp forests, gullies and shaded slopes"]
["Platycerium superbum","Staghorn",null,"2m",null,null,null,"Epiphytic or lithophytic fern. Rounded sterile basal fronds to 60cm diameter. Grows intrees, on rocks or on ground"]
["Pteridium esculentum","Bracken",null,"2m",null,null,"Northern Brown Bandicoot, Swamp and red-necked wallaby","Stiff, erect fern, spreading by hairy underground rhizome, often forming thickets on well-drained soils. Widespread "]

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["Regional Ecosystem:  12.11.5e\n\nDescription:  Corymbia citriodora subsp. variegata woodland usually including Eucalyptus siderophloia or E. crebra (sub coastal ranges), E. propinqua and E. acmenoides or E. carnea. Other species that may be present and abundant locally include Corymbia intermedia, C. trachyphloia subsp. trachyphloia, Eucalyptus tereticornis, E. microcorys, E. portuensis, E. helidonica, E. major, E. longirostrata, E. biturbinata, E. moluccana and Angophora leiocarpa. Lophostemon confertus often present in gullies and as a sub canopy or understorey tree. Mixed understorey of grasses, shrubs and ferns. Occurs on hills and ranges of Palaeozoic and older moderately to strongly deformed and metamorphosed sediments and interbedded volcanics\n\nShort description:  Corymbia citriodora subsp. variegata woodland usually including Eucalyptus siderophloia or E. crebra\n\nLocal status:  Critically limited within the Redlands Coast"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover:  Trees 10%, Shrubs 20%, Other 70%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","KOALA \nFOOD TREE","Fauna","Notes"]
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["TREES"]
["Acacia leiocalyx","Early Black Wattle","Y","8m",null,null,"Bees; parrots,pigeons; doves","Common, hardy, dense tree in open forest. Perfumed flower spikes, 10cm, winter to spring. Pods curved or twisted, thick, to flattened. Similar to A. concurrens "]
["Angophora woodsiana","Smudgee","C","15m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Large foliage and fruit. Profuse flowers "]
["Corymbia citriodora","Spotted Gum","C","40m",null,"a","Flying-foxes, Koala, Greater Glider; possums and gliders; many bird species; bees and insects","Attractive mottled pink/grey/green bark"]
["Corymbia intermedia","Pink Bloodwood","C ","35m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Tree rough tessellated bark, prolific flowerer"]
["Corymbia trachyphloia","Brown Bloodwood","C","25m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Smooth bark on finer brances. Leaves dark green above, much paler below. Flowers summer to autumn"]
["Eucalyptus carnea","Broad-leaved  White Mahogany","W","25m",null,"a","Honeyeaters; Koala; Greater Glider; possums and gliders; bees","Moderately dense canopy. Light grey-brown, fribrous stringy bark. Crown of tree bluish-grey. Previously E. umbra subsp. Carnea. "]
["Eucalyptus crebra ","Narrow-Leaved Red Ironbark","W","25m",null,"a","Honeyeaters; Koala; Flying-foxes; possums and gliders; bees; Coral Jewel Butterfly","Fine, fairly open canopy. Bark dark grey or almost black; rough deeply furrowed; very hard ironbark. Woody seed capsules shortened egg-shaped to cup-shaped. Often grows with Corymbia citriodora. Similar to E. siderophloia. "]
["Eucalyptus microcorys","Tallowood","C","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Prolific flowers. Fertile slopes, alluvial flats and in gullies that may have supported a community of dry rainforest species in past. Red-brown bark softly fibrous"]
["Eucalyptus propinqua","Small Fruited Grey Gum","W","40m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; yellow-bellied glider; bees","Moderately dense, spreading and drooping canopy. Smooth light grey bark with darker grey-brown patches; orange when exposed. Small woody capsule, hemispherical to top-shaped"]
["Eucalyptus racemosa","Scribbly Gum","W","20m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; greater glider; other possums and gliders; bees","Erect or crooked; characteristic insect larvae (Endoxylon cinera) 'scribbles' on trunk. Smooth, shiny bark varies white to whitish or silvey-grey. Woody seed capsules hemispherical to pear-shaped. Previously E. signata"]
["Eucalyptus siderophloia","Grey Ironbark","W","30m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Greater Glider; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Sometimes drooping, moderately dense canopy. Hard rough, dark grey to nearly black ironbark; furrowed. Woody seed capsules top-shaped. Previously E. drepanophylla. Similar to E. crebra "]
["Eucalyptus tindaliae","Queensland White Mahogany","W","30m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Fine canopy. Fibrous grey-brown stringybark; finely wavy and furrowed. Woodly seed capsules hemispherical. Previously E. phaeotricha and E. nigra"]
["Lophostemon confertus","Brush Box","W","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Tall tree with attractive brown bark. One of the most widely distributed plant species in the Redlands"]
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["SHRUBS"]
["Acacia fimbriata var. perangusta","Brisbane Wattle or Fringed Wattle","Y","5m",null,null,"King Parrot; Crimson Rosella; Imperial Hairstreak Butterfly caterpillar; Hymenoptera","Shrub or small tree, mainly in moister areas. Phyllodes alternate, 8cm x 5mm. Perfumed ball flowers to 8mm, winter to spring. Pods flattish, 10cm x 8mm. A. perangusta is now recognised as a form of this species"]
["Acacia ulicifolia","Prickly Moses","C","2m",null,null,null,"Tangly shrub, sandy soils. Phyllodes alternate, stiff, pointed, being slightly sharp. Ball flowers to 10mm, spring. Pods flat, curved"]
["Acrotriche aggregata","Tall Ground Berry","R(fr)","3m",null,null,"Mistletoebird","Dense shrub. Montane form larger than coastal form. Tiny flowers on small sikes, spring. 7mm fruit, edible. "]
["Alyxia ruscifolia","Chain Fruit","W(fl) O(fr)","4m",null,null,null,"Dark-green glossy leaves with sharp point"]
["Astrotricha latifolia",null,"G","3m",null,null,null,"Upright, open shrub, in moist gullies and on sheltered slopes"]
["Breynia oblongifolia","Coffee Bush or Breynia","G(fl) Pi/R(fr)","3m",null,null,"Many bird species; Large Grass-yellow Butterfly caterpillars","Shrub, spreading, sparsely branched. Widespread, but uncommon. Sometimes planted as ornamental"]
["Bursaria spinosa","Black Thorn or Prickly Pine","C ","3m","a",null,"Eastern Spinebill; Fiery Copper and Bright Copper Butterfly caterpillars","Narrow, upright, thorny shrub, widespread. 5-petalled, scented flowers to 10mm. Seed capsule dry, flattened, to 10mm. Similar to B. incana "]
["Cordyline petiolaris","Broad-Leaved Palm Lily","W(fl)\nR(fr)","5m",null,null,null,"Erect plant with large leaves and tendrils of flowers and fruit"]
["Cordyline rubra","Red-Fruited Palm Lily","P(fl) R(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Forms sparse clumps of lowers and fruit on erect few stems. Lilac flowers. Globular"]
["Daviesia ulicifolia","Native Gorse","Y","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Straggly shrub"]
["Dillwynia floribunda","Showy Parrot Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,null,"Dense shrub"]
["Dodonaea triquetra","Forest Hop Bush","Gr(fl)\nP(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Produces attractive hop like fruit that are either lime-green or purple"]
["Exocarpos cupressiformis","Native Cherry","R(fr)","5m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; honeyeaters; Spotted Jezebel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies","Very small greenish-white flowers with parasitic root "]
["Hovea acutifolia","Purple Pea Bush","Pu/W","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Upright shrub, in open shady forest"]
["Hovea heterophylla","Narrow-Leaved Pea Bush","P","0.45m",null,null,null,"Thin stemmed, upright, finely hairy branchlets and calyces. Sandy soils in open forests"]
["Indigofera australis","Native Indigo","P","1.5m",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Open branched shrub. Occasionally white flowering forms, self propagates "]
["Jacksonia scoparia","Dogwood","Y","3m",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Open, leafless, shrub on poor gravelly soils. Mass flowers in spring-summer"]
["Leptospermum polygalifolium","Wild May or Tea Tree","W","4m",null,null,"Rosellas; Bees","Weeping open habit, in open forest and along creek banks. Flowers in profusion in late winter, aromatic when crushed"]
["Olearia nernstii","Snow Bush","W","1.5m",null,null,null,"Tall daisy like flowers in Spring, suitable for cottage style gardens"]
["Ozothamnus diosmifolius","Sago Flower","W Pi ","2m",null,null,null,"Small white to pink paper daisies, fine foliage, very fast-growing"]
["Persoonia cornifolia","Broad-leaved Geebung","Y","3m",null,null,"Brown Honeyeater, White-cheeked Honeyeater","Shrub, on well-drained soils. Succulent round or oblong fruits. Bark fairly smooth"]
["Persoonia tenuifolia","Fine-Leaf Geebung","Y","0.5m",null,null,null,"Shrub, on well-drained soils. Yellowish-green shrub. Flowers to 8mm. 10mm green fruit"]
["Phyllanthus gasstroemii",null,"W/G","2m",null,null,null,"Shrub along creeks and other moist areas. Formerly P. gasstroemii"]
["Pittosporum revolutum","Forest Pittosporum ","Y(fl, fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Upright shrub. Lightly scented 5-petalled prolific flowers. Fruit rough, warty, 30mm many red-brown seeds"]
["Psychotria loniceroides","Hairy Psychotria","W(fl) W/Y(fr)","4m",null,null,"Some fruit-eating birds","Open shrub on edge of rainforests and creeks. Young growth hairy. Fruit yellow to white to 8mm"]
["Pultenaea euchila","Orange Pultenaea","Y ","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub on sandy soils. 15mm flowers, sometimes with red markings, winter to spring. Pods swollen"]
["Pultenaea myrtoides","Swamp Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub in wet, sandy soils. 10mm yellow flowers, sometimes lack red markings. Similar to P. paleacea "]
["Pultenaea paleacea","Chaffy Bush Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub, branches silky-hairy. Leaves silky-hairy below. 10mm yellow flowers, sometimes lack red markings."]
["Pultenaea petiolaris","Woolly Bush Pea","Y","0.3m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Often in dry, stony areas. 9mm flowers in dense terminal heads, winter to spring. Pods flattened, to 9mm"]
["Pultenaea retusa","Blunt-Leaved Pea","Y","2m","a",null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub along creek lines and in moister areas. 7mm flowers in dense terminal heads, winter to spring. Pods flattened, to 7mm"]
["Pultenaea villosa","Hairy Pea Bush","Y","2m",null,null,"Fringed Heath-blue Butterfly and other butterflies","Common hairy shrub, often with brownish appearance, branchlets often drooping. Flowers winter to summer. Quick growing"]
["Solanum stelligerum","Devil’s Needles","Pu/M(fl) R(fr)","1.5m",null,null,null,"Sparsely branched shrub in dry or stony soils. Plants sucker, often forming small colonies. Round, succulent, non-edible 8mm red fruits"]
["Trema tomentosa","Poison Peach","G/W(fl) Bk(fr)","5m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds and pigeons","Woody shrub, in moister, open forest and edges of vine scrub. Fruit black, to 3mm. Hardy, quick growing"]
["Xanthorrhoea fulva","Wallum Grasstree","W/C","2m","a",null,"Honeyeaters; possums and gliders; bees; butterflies","Trunkless, grass-like clumping plant. Tufting plant with a tall 2.5m flower spike"]
["Xanthorrhoea johnsonii","Forest Grass Tree","C","4m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; possums and gliders; bees; butterflies","Cylindrical woody flower spike"]
["Zieria smithii","Sandfly Bush","C","3m",null,null,"Orchard Swallowtail Butterfly","Open, branching shrub, on moist slopes and in gullies. Stems warty. Leaves aromatic when crushed. Clusters of small flowers"]
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["HERBACEOUS PLANTS"]
["Ajuga australis","Australian Bugle","Pi/W","0.3m",null,null,null,"Hairy, herbaceous plant in moist, well-drained soils, multiple upright flowering stms. Flowers to 10mm in leafy spike, spring"]
["Alpinia caerulea","Native Ginger","W(fl) P(fr)","2m",null,null,null,"Clumping, large-leaved herb. Edible roots. Prefers sheltered sites"]
["Centella asiatica","Pennywort",null,"0.1m","a",null,null,"Creeping herb with insignificant flowers"]
["Chrysocephalum apiculatum","Yellow Buttons","Y","0.4m",null,null,"Australian Painted Lady Butterfly caterpillar","Erect herbaceous plant, bright 'button' flowers"]
["Dianella caerulea","Blueberry Lily or Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl) P(fr)","1m",null,null,"Lewin's Honeyeater; Silvereyes","Clumping plant that spreads by suckers. Flowers on spike above foliage, all year."]
["Goodenia rotundifolia","Star Goodenia","Y ","0.3m",null,null,null,"Yellow flowers with purple throat"]
["Lobelia purpurascens","White Root","W","0.1m",null,null,null,"Prostrate or sprawling plant with milky sap.  A weed of lawns and gardens"]
["Lomandra confertifolia","Mat Rush",null,"0.4m",null,null,null,"Small, dense mat- forming, tussock-like plant. Spikey seed spikes"]
["Lomandra hystrix","Creek Mat Rush","C","1m","a",null,null,"Large clumping plant. Suitable for wet areas"]
["Lomandra laxa","Mat Rush","W","0.4m",null,null,null,"Sparse tussock, grass-like plant "]
["Lomandra longifolia","Mat Rush","C ","1 m",null,null,"Silver Studded Ochre, Common White-spot Skipper, Eliena Skipper, Iachus Skipper, Phigaliodes Skipper, Praxedes Skipper, Symmomus Skipper Butterfly","Large clumping grass-like plant.  Produces large flower spikes"]
["Phyllanthus virgatus",null,"W/G","0.5m",null,null,null,"Sprawling or erect herb. 1mm white to greenish flowers and 2mm fruits"]
["Pimelea linifolia","Rice Flower","W/Pi","1m",null,null,null,"Variable common shrub in sandy or heavier soils in open areas. White, sometimes pink. Poisonous to stock"]
["Plectranthus parviflorus","Native Coleus","M/Pu","0.7m",null,null,null,"Herb with tuberous base"]
["Pomax umbellata","Pomax","R","0.4m",null,null,null,"Small, dense multi branched plant, in sandy or stony areas"]
["Desmodium rhytidophyllum","Hairy Trefoil","Pi","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low growing herb with trailing hairy braches and leaves"]
["Senecio pinnatifolius","Variable Groundsel","Y","0.7m",null,null,null,"Yellow prostate daisy growing that is variable. Confused with Fireweed"]
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["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Alloteropsis semialata","Cockatoo Grass","Y","1m",null,null,"Finches, doves","Tufting grass with long seed spikes. Flower/seed heads of 3. Large seeds"]
["Aristida calycina","Dark Wiregrass",null,"1.3m",null,null,null,"Erect, tufted grass. Sandy soils"]
["Cymbopogon refractus","Barb-Wire Grass",null,"1m",null,null,null,"Flowers appear like clusters of barbed wire, Blue green foliage and red stems. Light lemon scent when crushed"]
["Entolasia stricta","Wiry Panic",null,"0.8m",null,null,"finches; pigeons; doves","Hairy, loosely tufted grass on poor or sandy soils"]
["Gahnia aspera","Red Fruited Sawsedge","Bk/Br(fl) R/Br(fr)","0.65m",null,null,"Pied Currawong, Brown Cuckoo-dove; caterpillars of Spotted, Flame and Varied Sedge-Skippers and Green Darter Butterflies","Tough leaves with razor sharp edges. Clumping, in dry areas"]
["Imperata cylindrica","Blady Grass","W","1.2m",null,null,"Grassland birds; Evening Brown, Dusky Knight, Greenish Darter, White Grass-dart, Dingy Grass-dart Butterfly; northern brown bandicoot, wallabies","Common grass with long creeping rhizome.Growsn on edges, good indicator of recent fires and other disturbance. Attractive, fluffy seed spike"]
["Lepidosperma laterale","Variable Sword Sedge",null,"0.9m",null,null,null,"Common upright sedge, of sandy or rocky areas."]
["Oplismenus aemulus","Creeping Beard Grass or Basket Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Orange Bushbrown, Wonder Brown, Lilac Grass-skipper, White-brand Grass-skipper","Trailing grass which roots at nodes, oval leaves. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Ottochloa gracillima","Graceful Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Brown Ringlet, Wonder Brown, lilac Grass-skipper and White-brand Grass Skipper Butterflies ","Slender grass in shady places. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Themeda triandra","Kangaroo Grass",null,"0.6m",null,null,"Eastern-grey Kangaroo; Evening Brown, Orange Ringlet, Ringed Xenica and Common Brown, Shouldered Brown, Ringed Xenica, Dingy Ringlet Butterflies","Common, erect, tufting grass, often a dominant species in open, well-drained positions. Benefits from annual prune "]
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["ORCHIDS"]
["Cymbidium madidum","Cymbidium Orchid","Y/Br(fl)","0.9m",null,null,null,"Epiphytic orchid forming huge clumps on tree trunks and branches"]
["Cymbidium suave","Scented Orchid","Y","0.6m",null,null,null,"Epiphytic orchid in tree hollows and old trunks"]
["Dipodium variegatum","Hyacinth Orchid","Pi/W","0.4m",null,null,null,"Leafless, terrestrial orchid. Flowers are creamy white to pink with maroon splotches"]
["Geodorum densiflorum","Pink Nodding Orchid","Pi","0.4m",null,null,null,"Terrestrial orchid with broad pleated leaves"]
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["VINES"]
["Austrosteenisia blackii","Blood Vine","R/Pi",null,null,null,null,"Tall woody climber, rusty-hairy young branches. Red sap from cut stems. 5m flowers, spring. Flat pods, 8cm x 20mm"]
["Billardiera scandens","Apple Berry","C/W(fl) G(fr)",null,null,null,"Eastern Spinebill and other birds; also by some mammals","Small twining vine with edible but unpalatable fruit. Consumed by Aboriginal people "]
["Cayratia clematidea","Slender Grape","W(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; Joseph's Coat Moth caterpillar","Light tendril climber. Tiny white flowers, summer. Black fruit to 7mm"]
["Cissus antarctica","Kangaroo Vine","B (fr)",null,null,null,null,"Lime-green leaves with tendrils, vigorous climber or ground cover"]
["Cissus hypoglauca","Giant Water Vine","Y(fl)",null,null,null,null,"Large woody climbing vine, new growth rusty-hairy. Yellow flowers. Edible purplish-black spherical fruit to 10mm"]
["Clematis glycinoides","Headache Vine","W",null,null,null,null,"Inhaling the aroma of the crushed leaves reputedly relieves headaches"]
["Eustrephus latifolius","Wombat Berry","Pi (fl) O(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Scrambling plant.  Produces lily flowers"]
["Flagellaria indica","Supplejack","W",null,null,null,null,"Vigorous climbing plant"]
["Geitonoplesium cymosum","Scrambling Lily","W (fl),B(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Scrambling plant with shiny dark-green leaves "]
["Glycine clandestina","Twining Glycine","Pi",null,null,null,"Common Grass-blue, Scalloped Grass-yellow Butterfly","Narrow leaved climber "]
["Hardenbergia violacea","Native Sarsaparilla","P",null,null,null,"Eastern Spinebill; Common Grass-blue Butterfly","Small, scrambling or prostrate vine. Atractive bright purple pea flower. Often grows with Corymbia spp."]
["Kennedia rubicunda","Red Kennedy Pea","R",null,null,null,"Honeyeaters","Vigorous vine which has prolific red Sturt's desert pea like flowers"]
["Maclura cochinchinensis","Cockspur Thorn","Y(fl) O(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Vigorous scrambling vine, with long spines on trunks and branches"]
["Morinda jasminoides","Morinda","Y/W(fl) O(fr)",null,null,null,"Many bird species","Woody climber or scrambling shrub-like plan. Lumpy orange fruit to 15mm"]
["Pandorea pandorana","Wonga Vine","W/Pi",null,null,null,null,"Vigorous vine. 20mm whitish to pale pink flowers. Inflated seed capsules"]
["Parsonsia straminea","Monkey Rope Vine","W/Br/Pi",null,null,null,"Ringtail possum, nesting birds, common crow butterfly","Robust twining vine, common in poorly drained areas, can become weed-like. Scented white to brownish or pinkish 5-petalled flowers. Woody, cigar-shaped fruit to 16cm"]
["Smilax australis","Barbed-wire Vine","W(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; Bright Forest-blue, Coral Jewel, Fiery Jewel Butterfly","Vigorous vine with bright green leaves and small spines. Lightly fragrant, white flowers in clusters all year. Globose, black fruit"]
["Stephania japonica","Tape Vine","Y(fl)",null,null,null,null,"Light climber with thin wiry stems. Clusters of small yellow flowers, spring to summer. Common beach dunes and headlands"]
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["FERNS"]
["Adiantum aethiopicum","Maidenhair Fern",null,"0.3m","a",null,null,"Small fern with round leaves.  Prefers shady moist conditions"]
["Adiantum hispidulum","Rough Maiden Hair",null,"0.2m",null,null,null,"Delicate fan shaped fronds. Young fronds are pink"]
["Cheilanthes sieberi","Mulga Fern",null,"0.25m",null,null,null,"Small, fine fern. Widespread"]
["Christella dentata","Binung",null,"1m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals","Tufting fern. Brown spores on back of fertile fronds"]
["Doodia aspera","Rasp Fern",null,"0.6m",null,null,null,"Dark-green erect fronds"]
["Doodia caudata","Small Rasp Fern",null,"0.3m",null,null,null,"Fern. Rhzome short-creeping or tufted, covered with dark scales"]
["Drynaria rigidula","Basket Fern",null,"1m",null,null,"Carpet python","Epiphytic fern forming dense clumps on rocks or trees in sunny positions"]
["Lindsaea microphylla","Lacy Wedge Fern",null,"0.3m","a",null,null,"Lacy fern, damp forests, gullies and shaded slopes"]
["Platycerium superbum","Staghorn",null,"2m",null,null,null,"Epiphytic or lithophytic fern. Rounded sterile basal fronds to 60cm diameter. Grows intrees, on rocks or on ground"]
["Pteridium esculentum","Bracken",null,"2m",null,null,"Northern Brown Bandicoot, Swamp and red-necked wallaby","Stiff, erect fern, spreading by hairy underground rhizome, often forming thickets on well-drained soils. Widespread "]

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["Regional Ecosystem:  12.11.5h\n\nDescription:  Woodland to open forest of Eucalyptus planchoniana, E carnea and Angophora woodsiana ± E. fibrosa subsp. fibrosa, E. racemosa subsp. racemosa, Corymbia intermedia, C. trachyphloia, E. tindaliae, E. resinifera. Occurs on Paleozoic and older moderately to strongly deformed and metamorphosed sediments and interbedded volcanics. \n\nShort description:  Eucalyptus planchoniana, E. carnea and Angophora woodsiana open forest"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover: Trees 15%, Shrubs 20%, Other 65%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","KOALA \nFOOD TREE","Fauna","Notes"]
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["TREES"]
["Acacia concurrens","Black Wattle","Y","8m",null,null,"Bees; parrots,pigeons; doves","Dense tree in open forest. Perfumed flower spikes to 10cm, winter to spring. Pods curved or twisted to flattened. Similar to A. leiocalyx"]
["Allocasuarina littoralis","Black She-Oak","R","6m",null,null,"Glossy Black Cockatoos","Widespread in open forest on well-drained soils, often in stands. Cones 25mm x 15mm. Male, female plants"]
["Alphitonia excelsa","Red Ash or Soap Tree","B(fr)","15m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds","Common and hardy shrub to tree. Strong smelling greenish-cream flowers, attractive grey bark and silver foliage"]
["Angophora woodsiana","Smudgee","C","15m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Large foliage and fruit. Profuse flowers "]
["Banksia integrifolia","Coastal Banksia","Y ","16m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; small gliders","Flowers over a long period. Interestiong foliage and shape. Sandy soils"]
["Corymbia intermedia","Pink Bloodwood","C ","35m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Tree rough tessellated bark, prolific flowerer"]
["Corymbia trachyphloia","Brown Bloodwood","C","25m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Smooth bark on finer brances. Leaves dark green above, much paler below. Flowers summer to autumn"]
["Eucalyptus carnea","Broad-leaved  White Mahogany","W","25m",null,"a","Honeyeaters; Koala; Greater Glider; possums and gliders; bees","Moderately dense canopy. Light grey-brown, fribrous stringy bark. Crown of tree bluish-grey. Previously E. umbra subsp. Carnea. "]
["Eucalyptus microcorys","Tallowood","C","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Prolific flowers. Fertile slopes, alluvial flats and in gullies that may have supported a community of dry rainforest species in past. Red-brown bark softly fibrous"]
["Eucalyptus pilularis","Blackbutt","W","10-60m","a",null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Fairly dense, spreading and drooping canopy. Grey or grey-brown, stringy rough bark; bark shed in long strips. Woody seed capsules globular to hemispherical. Considered to lack lignotuber and regenerates from seed after fire. "]
["Eucalyptus planchoniana","Planchon’s Stringybark","C","20-30m","a",null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Large-stemmed, sometimes with mallee-lke growth. Fairly open to, drooping canopy. Rough, slightly furrowed, brown-orange stringy bark. Large woody seed capsules. Bark colour and texture similar to E. microcorys. "]
["Eucalyptus racemosa","Scribbly Gum","W","20m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; greater glider; other possums and gliders; bees","Erect or crooked; characteristic insect larvae (Endoxylon cinera) 'scribbles' on trunk. Smooth, shiny bark varies white to whitish or silvey-grey. Woody seed capsules hemispherical to pear-shaped. Previously E. signata"]
["Eucalyptus tindaliae","Queensland White Mahogany","W","30m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Fine canopy. Fibrous grey-brown stringybark; finely wavy and furrowed. Woodly seed capsules hemispherical. Previously E. phaeotricha and E. nigra"]
["Lophostemon confertus","Brush Box","W","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Tall tree with attractive brown bark. One of the most widely distributed plant species in the Redlands"]
["Lophostemon suaveolens","Swamp Box","W","25m","a","a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Flaky, stringy bark tree in swamps and wetter areas, flowers early summer. "]
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["SHRUBS"]
["Acacia fimbriata var. perangusta","Brisbane Wattle or Fringed Wattle","Y","5m",null,null,"King Parrot; Crimson Rosella; Imperial Hairstreak Butterfly caterpillar; Hymenoptera","Shrub or small tree, mainly in moister areas. Phyllodes alternate, 8cm x 5mm. Perfumed ball flowers to 8mm, winter to spring. Pods flattish, 10cm x 8mm. A. perangusta is now recognised as a form of this species"]
["Acacia ulicifolia","Prickly Moses","C","2m",null,null,null,"Tangly shrub, sandy soils. Phyllodes alternate, stiff, pointed, being slightly sharp. Ball flowers to 10mm, spring. Pods flat, curved"]
["Acrotriche aggregata","Tall Ground Berry","R(fr)","3m",null,null,"Mistletoebird","Dense shrub. Montane form larger than coastal form. Tiny flowers on small sikes, spring. 7mm fruit, edible. "]
["Alyxia ruscifolia","Chain Fruit","W(fl) O(fr)","4m",null,null,null,"Dark-green glossy leaves with sharp point"]
["Astrotricha latifolia",null,"G","3m",null,null,null,"Upright, open shrub, in moist gullies and on sheltered slopes"]
["Breynia oblongifolia","Coffee Bush or Breynia","G(fl) Pi/R(fr)","3m",null,null,"Many bird species; Large Grass-yellow Butterfly caterpillars","Shrub, spreading, sparsely branched. Widespread, but uncommon. Sometimes planted as ornamental"]
["Bursaria spinosa","Black Thorn or Prickly Pine","C ","3m","a",null,"Eastern Spinebill; Fiery Copper and Bright Copper Butterfly caterpillars","Narrow, upright, thorny shrub, widespread. 5-petalled, scented flowers to 10mm. Seed capsule dry, flattened, to 10mm. Similar to B. incana "]
["Daviesia ulicifolia","Native Gorse","Y","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Straggly shrub"]
["Dillwynia floribunda","Showy Parrot Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,null,"Dense shrub"]
["Dodonaea triquetra","Forest Hop Bush","Gr(fl)\nP(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Produces attractive hop like fruit that are either lime-green or purple"]
["Exocarpos cupressiformis","Native Cherry","R(fr)","5m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; honeyeaters; Spotted Jezebel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies","Very small greenish-white flowers with parasitic root "]
["Hovea acutifolia","Purple Pea Bush","Pu/W","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Upright shrub, in open shady forest"]
["Hovea heterophylla","Narrow-Leaved Pea Bush","P","0.45m",null,null,null,"Thin stemmed, upright, finely hairy branchlets and calyces. Sandy soils in open forests"]
["Indigofera australis","Native Indigo","P","1.5m",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Open branched shrub. Occasionally white flowering forms, self propagates "]
["Jacksonia scoparia","Dogwood","Y","3m",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Open, leafless, shrub on poor gravelly soils. Mass flowers in spring-summer"]
["Leptospermum polygalifolium","Wild May or Tea Tree","W","4m",null,null,"Rosellas; Bees","Weeping open habit, in open forest and along creek banks. Flowers in profusion in late winter, aromatic when crushed"]
["Olearia nernstii","Snow Bush","W","1.5m",null,null,null,"Tall daisy like flowers in Spring, suitable for cottage style gardens"]
["Ozothamnus diosmifolius","Sago Flower","W Pi ","2m",null,null,null,"Small white to pink paper daisies, fine foliage, very fast-growing"]
["Persoonia cornifolia","Broad-leaved Geebung","Y","3m",null,null,"Brown Honeyeater, White-cheeked Honeyeater","Shrub, on well-drained soils. Succulent round or oblong fruits. Bark fairly smooth"]
["Persoonia tenuifolia","Fine-Leaf Geebung","Y","0.5m",null,null,null,"Shrub, on well-drained soils. Yellowish-green shrub. Flowers to 8mm. 10mm green fruit"]
["Phyllanthus gasstroemii",null,"W/G","2m",null,null,null,"Shrub along creeks and other moist areas. Formerly P. gasstroemii"]
["Pittosporum revolutum","Forest Pittosporum ","Y(fl, fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Upright shrub. Lightly scented 5-petalled prolific flowers. Fruit rough, warty, 30mm many red-brown seeds"]
["Pultenaea euchila","Orange Pultenaea","Y ","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub on sandy soils. 15mm flowers, sometimes with red markings, winter to spring. Pods swollen"]
["Pultenaea myrtoides","Swamp Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub in wet, sandy soils. 10mm yellow flowers, sometimes lack red markings. Similar to P. paleacea "]
["Pultenaea paleacea","Chaffy Bush Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub, branches silky-hairy. Leaves silky-hairy below. 10mm yellow flowers, sometimes lack red markings."]
["Pultenaea petiolaris","Woolly Bush Pea","Y","0.3m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Often in dry, stony areas. 9mm flowers in dense terminal heads, winter to spring. Pods flattened, to 9mm"]
["Pultenaea retusa","Blunt-Leaved Pea","Y","2m","a",null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub along creek lines and in moister areas. 7mm flowers in dense terminal heads, winter to spring. Pods flattened, to 7mm"]
["Pultenaea villosa","Hairy Pea Bush","Y","2m",null,null,"Fringed Heath-blue Butterfly and other butterflies","Common hairy shrub, often with brownish appearance, branchlets often drooping. Flowers winter to summer. Quick growing"]
["Solanum stelligerum","Devil’s Needles","Pu/M(fl) R(fr)","1.5m",null,null,null,"Sparsely branched shrub in dry or stony soils. Plants sucker, often forming small colonies. Round, succulent, non-edible 8mm red fruits"]
["Trema tomentosa","Poison Peach","G/W(fl) Bk(fr)","5m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds and pigeons","Woody shrub, in moister, open forest and edges of vine scrub. Fruit black, to 3mm. Hardy, quick growing"]
["Xanthorrhoea fulva","Wallum Grasstree","W/C","2m","a",null,"Honeyeaters; possums and gliders; bees; butterflies","Trunkless, grass-like clumping plant. Tufting plant with a tall 2.5m flower spike"]
["Xanthorrhoea johnsonii","Forest Grass Tree","C","4m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; possums and gliders; bees; butterflies","Cylindrical woody flower spike"]
["Zieria smithii","Sandfly Bush","C","3m",null,null,"Orchard Swallowtail Butterfly","Open, branching shrub, on moist slopes and in gullies. Stems warty. Leaves aromatic when crushed. Clusters of small flowers"]
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["HERBACEOUS PLANTS"]
["Ajuga australis","Australian Bugle","Pi/W","0.3m",null,null,null,"Hairy, herbaceous plant in moist, well-drained soils, multiple upright flowering stms. Flowers to 10mm in leafy spike, spring"]
["Centella asiatica","Pennywort",null,"0.1m","a",null,null,"Creeping herb with insignificant flowers"]
["Chrysocephalum apiculatum","Yellow Buttons","Y","0.4m",null,null,"Australian Painted Lady Butterfly caterpillar","Erect herbaceous plant, bright 'button' flowers"]
["Dianella caerulea","Blueberry Lily or Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl) P(fr)","1m",null,null,"Lewin's Honeyeater; Silvereyes","Clumping plant that spreads by suckers. Flowers on spike above foliage, all year."]
["Goodenia rotundifolia","Star Goodenia","Y ","0.3m",null,null,null,"Yellow flowers with purple throat"]
["Lobelia purpurascens","White Root","W","0.1m",null,null,null,"Prostrate or sprawling plant with milky sap.  A weed of lawns and gardens"]
["Lomandra confertifolia","Mat Rush",null,"0.4m",null,null,null,"Small, dense mat- forming, tussock-like plant. Spikey seed spikes"]
["Lomandra laxa","Mat Rush","W","0.4m",null,null,null,"Sparse tussock, grass-like plant "]
["Lomandra longifolia","Mat Rush","C ","1 m",null,null,"Silver Studded Ochre, Common White-spot Skipper, Eliena Skipper, Iachus Skipper, Phigaliodes Skipper, Praxedes Skipper, Symmomus Skipper Butterfly","Large clumping grass-like plant.  Produces large flower spikes"]
["Lomandra multiflora","Many-Flowered Mat Rush","C","0.9m",null,null,"Eliena Skipper, Iacchus Skipper, Rare White-spot Skipper, Common White-spot Skipper, Phigalia Skipper, Maheta Skipper Butterfly","Common perennial grass-like herb, forms sparse clumps"]
["Phyllanthus virgatus",null,"W/G","0.5m",null,null,null,"Sprawling or erect herb. 1mm white to greenish flowers and 2mm fruits"]
["Pimelea linifolia","Rice Flower","W/Pi","1m",null,null,null,"Variable common shrub in sandy or heavier soils in open areas. White, sometimes pink. Poisonous to stock"]
["Plectranthus parviflorus","Native Coleus","M/Pu","0.7m",null,null,null,"Herb with tuberous base"]
["Pomax umbellata","Pomax","R","0.4m",null,null,null,"Small, dense multi branched plant, in sandy or stony areas"]
["Senecio pinnatifolius","Variable Groundsel","Y","0.7m",null,null,null,"Yellow prostate daisy growing that is variable. Confused with Fireweed"]
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["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Alloteropsis semialata","Cockatoo Grass","Y","1m",null,null,"Finches, doves","Tufting grass with long seed spikes. Flower/seed heads of 3. Large seeds"]
["Aristida calycina","Dark Wiregrass",null,"1.3m",null,null,null,"Erect, tufted grass. Sandy soils"]
["Cymbopogon refractus","Barb-Wire Grass",null,"1m",null,null,null,"Flowers appear like clusters of barbed wire, Blue green foliage and red stems. Light lemon scent when crushed"]
["Entolasia stricta","Wiry Panic",null,"0.8m",null,null,"finches; pigeons; doves","Hairy, loosely tufted grass on poor or sandy soils"]
["Gahnia aspera","Red Fruited Sawsedge","Bk/Br(fl) R/Br(fr)","0.65m",null,null,"Pied Currawong, Brown Cuckoo-dove; caterpillars of Spotted, Flame and Varied Sedge-Skippers and Green Darter Butterflies","Tough leaves with razor sharp edges. Clumping, in dry areas"]
["Imperata cylindrica","Blady Grass","W","1.2m",null,null,"Grassland birds; Evening Brown, Dusky Knight, Greenish Darter, White Grass-dart, Dingy Grass-dart Butterfly; northern brown bandicoot, wallabies","Common grass with long creeping rhizome.Growsn on edges, good indicator of recent fires and other disturbance. Attractive, fluffy seed spike"]
["Lepidosperma laterale","Variable Sword Sedge",null,"0.9m",null,null,null,"Common upright sedge, of sandy or rocky areas."]
["Oplismenus aemulus","Creeping Beard Grass or Basket Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Orange Bushbrown, Wonder Brown, Lilac Grass-skipper, White-brand Grass-skipper","Trailing grass which roots at nodes, oval leaves. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Ottochloa gracillima","Graceful Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Brown Ringlet, Wonder Brown, lilac Grass-skipper and White-brand Grass Skipper Butterflies ","Slender grass in shady places. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Themeda triandra","Kangaroo Grass",null,"0.6m",null,null,"Eastern-grey Kangaroo; Evening Brown, Orange Ringlet, Ringed Xenica and Common Brown, Shouldered Brown, Ringed Xenica, Dingy Ringlet Butterflies","Common, erect, tufting grass, often a dominant species in open, well-drained positions. Benefits from annual prune "]
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["ORCHIDS"]
["Cymbidium madidum","Cymbidium Orchid","Y/Br(fl)","0.9m",null,null,null,"Epiphytic orchid forming huge clumps on tree trunks and branches"]
["Cymbidium suave","Scented Orchid","Y","0.6m",null,null,null,"Epiphytic orchid in tree hollows and old trunks"]
["Dipodium variegatum","Hyacinth Orchid","Pi/W","0.4m",null,null,null,"Leafless, terrestrial orchid. Flowers are creamy white to pink with maroon splotches"]
["Geodorum densiflorum","Pink Nodding Orchid","Pi","0.4m",null,null,null,"Terrestrial orchid with broad pleated leaves"]
["Pterostylis nutans","Nodding Greenhood","Gr","0.2m",null,null,null,"Slender terrestrial orchid, in moister areas. Flowers to 25mm, autumn to spring"]
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["VINES"]
["Billardiera scandens","Apple Berry","C/W(fl) G(fr)",null,null,null,"Eastern Spinebill and other birds; also by some mammals","Small twining vine with edible but unpalatable fruit. Consumed by Aboriginal people "]
["Cayratia clematidea","Slender Grape","W(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; Joseph's Coat Moth caterpillar","Light tendril climber. Tiny white flowers, summer. Black fruit to 7mm"]
["Desmodium rhytidophyllum","Hairy Trefoil","Pi","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low growing herb with trailing hairy braches and leaves"]
["Eustrephus latifolius","Wombat Berry","Pi (fl) O(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Scrambling plant.  Produces lily flowers"]
["Flagellaria indica","Supplejack","W",null,null,null,null,"Vigorous climbing plant"]
["Geitonoplesium cymosum","Scrambling Lily","W (fl),B(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Scrambling plant with shiny dark-green leaves "]
["Glycine clandestina","Twining Glycine","Pi",null,null,null,"Common Grass-blue, Scalloped Grass-yellow Butterfly","Narrow leaved climber "]
["Hardenbergia violacea","Native Sarsaparilla","P",null,null,null,"Eastern Spinebill; Common Grass-blue Butterfly","Small, scrambling or prostrate vine. Atractive bright purple pea flower. Often grows with Corymbia spp."]
["Kennedia rubicunda","Red Kennedy Pea","R",null,null,null,"Honeyeaters","Vigorous vine which has prolific red Sturt's desert pea like flowers"]
["Morinda jasminoides","Morinda","Y/W(fl) O(fr)",null,null,null,"Many bird species","Woody climber or scrambling shrub-like plan. Lumpy orange fruit to 15mm"]
["Pandorea pandorana","Wonga Vine","W/Pi",null,null,null,null,"Vigorous vine. 20mm whitish to pale pink flowers. Inflated seed capsules"]
["Parsonsia straminea","Monkey Rope Vine","W/Br/Pi",null,null,null,"Ringtail possum, nesting birds, common crow butterfly","Robust twining vine, common in poorly drained areas, can become weed-like. Scented white to brownish or pinkish 5-petalled flowers. Woody, cigar-shaped fruit to 16cm"]
["Smilax australis","Barbed-wire Vine","W(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; Bright Forest-blue, Coral Jewel, Fiery Jewel Butterfly","Vigorous vine with bright green leaves and small spines. Lightly fragrant, white flowers in clusters all year. Globose, black fruit"]
["Stephania japonica","Tape Vine","Y(fl)",null,null,null,null,"Light climber with thin wiry stems. Clusters of small yellow flowers, spring to summer. Common beach dunes and headlands"]
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["FERNS"]
["Adiantum aethiopicum","Maidenhair Fern",null,"0.3m","a",null,null,"Small fern with round leaves.  Prefers shady moist conditions"]
["Adiantum hispidulum","Rough Maiden Hair",null,"0.2m",null,null,null,"Delicate fan shaped fronds. Young fronds are pink"]
["Cheilanthes sieberi","Mulga Fern",null,"0.25m",null,null,null,"Small, fine fern. Widespread"]
["Christella dentata","Binung",null,"1m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals","Tufting fern. Brown spores on back of fertile fronds"]
["Doodia aspera","Rasp Fern",null,"0.6m",null,null,null,"Dark-green erect fronds"]
["Doodia caudata","Small Rasp Fern",null,"0.3m",null,null,null,"Fern. Rhzome short-creeping or tufted, covered with dark scales"]
["Drynaria rigidula","Basket Fern",null,"1m",null,null,"Carpet python","Epiphytic fern forming dense clumps on rocks or trees in sunny positions"]
["Lindsaea microphylla","Lacy Wedge Fern",null,"0.3m","a",null,null,"Lacy fern, damp forests, gullies and shaded slopes"]
["Pteridium esculentum","Bracken",null,"2m",null,null,"Northern Brown Bandicoot, Swamp and red-necked wallaby","Stiff, erect fern, spreading by hairy underground rhizome, often forming thickets on well-drained soils. Widespread "]

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["Regional Ecosystem:  12.11.5j\n\nDescription:  Eucalyptus racemosa subsp. racemosa and/or E. seeana and Corymbia intermedia woodland. Other characteristic species include E. siderophloia, Angophora leiocarpa, C. trachyphloia subsp. trachyphloia and rarely E. pilularis. Melaleuca quinquenervia may be present and at times becomes locally co-dominant. Occurs on Palaeozoic and older moderately to strongly deformed and metamorphosed sediments and interbedded volcanics.\n\nShort description:  Eucalyptus racemosa subsp. racemosa and/or E. seeana and Corymbia intermedia woodland"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover: Trees 10%, Shrubs 20%, Other 0%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","KOALA \nFOOD TREE","Fauna","Notes"]
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["TREES"]
["Acacia concurrens","Black Wattle","Y","8m",null,null,"Bees; parrots,pigeons; doves","Dense tree in open forest. Perfumed flower spikes to 10cm, winter to spring. Pods curved or twisted to flattened. Similar to A. leiocalyx"]
["Acacia maidenii","Maiden’s Wattle","Y","15m",null,null,null,"Fertile, well-drained soils. Phyllodes alternate, dark green, 18cm x 22mm, 1-5 longitudinal veins. Flowers in axillary spikes, 6cm, autumn to spring. Pods leathery, 15cm x 5mm."]
["Acacia fimbriata var. perangusta","Brisbane Wattle or Fringed Wattle","Y","5m",null,null,"King Parrot; Crimson Rosella; Imperial Hairstreak Butterfly caterpillar; Hymenoptera","Shrub or small tree, mainly in moister areas. Phyllodes alternate, 8cm x 5mm. Perfumed ball flowers to 8mm, winter to spring. Pods flattish, 10cm x 8mm. A. perangusta is now recognised as a form of this species"]
["Allocasuarina littoralis","Black She-Oak","R","6m",null,null,"Glossy Black Cockatoos","Widespread in open forest on well-drained soils, often in stands. Cones 25mm x 15mm. Male, female plants"]
["Alphitonia excelsa","Red Ash or Soap Tree","B(fr)","15m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds","Common and hardy shrub to tree. Strong smelling greenish-cream flowers, attractive grey bark and silver foliage"]
["Angophora woodsiana","Smudgee","C","15m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Large foliage and fruit. Profuse flowers "]
["Banksia integrifolia","Coastal Banksia","Y ","16m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; small gliders","Flowers over a long period. Interestiong foliage and shape. Sandy soils"]
["Melaleuca salicina","Willow Bottlebrush","Y","15m","a",null,"Honeyeaters; bees and insects","Papery bark; new growth red tips. Formerly Callistemon salignus"]
["Corymbia intermedia","Pink Bloodwood","C ","35m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Tree rough tessellated bark, prolific flowerer"]
["Corymbia trachyphloia","Brown Bloodwood","C","25m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Smooth bark on finer brances. Leaves dark green above, much paler below. Flowers summer to autumn"]
["Eucalyptus carnea","Broad-leaved  White Mahogany","W","25m",null,"a","Honeyeaters; Koala; Greater Glider; possums and gliders; bees","Moderately dense canopy. Light grey-brown, fribrous stringy bark. Crown of tree bluish-grey. Previously E. umbra subsp. Carnea. "]
["Eucalyptus microcorys","Tallowood","C","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Prolific flowers. Fertile slopes, alluvial flats and in gullies that may have supported a community of dry rainforest species in past. Red-brown bark softly fibrous"]
["Eucalyptus pilularis","Blackbutt","W","10-60m","a",null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Fairly dense, spreading and drooping canopy. Grey or grey-brown, stringy rough bark; bark shed in long strips. Woody seed capsules globular to hemispherical. Considered to lack lignotuber and regenerates from seed after fire. "]
["Eucalyptus planchoniana","Planchon’s Stringybark","C","20-30m","a",null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Large-stemmed, sometimes with mallee-lke growth. Fairly open to, drooping canopy. Rough, slightly furrowed, brown-orange stringy bark. Large woody seed capsules. Bark colour and texture similar to E. microcorys. "]
["Eucalyptus racemosa ","Scribbly Gum","W","20m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; greater glider; other possums and gliders; bees","Erect or crooked; characteristic insect larvae (Endoxylon cinera) 'scribbles' on trunk. Smooth, shiny bark varies white to whitish or silvey-grey. Previously E. signata"]
["Eucalyptus tindaliae","Queensland White Mahogany","W","30m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Fine canopy. Fibrous grey-brown stringybark; finely wavy and furrowed. Woodly seed capsules hemispherical. Previously E. phaeotricha and E. nigra"]
["Lophostemon confertus","Brush Box","W","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Tall tree with attractive brown bark. One of the most widely distributed plant species in the Redlands"]
["Melaleuca salicina","Willow Bottlebrush","Y","15m","a",null,"Honeyeaters; bees and insects","Papery bark; new growth red tips. Formerly Callistemon salignus"]
["Lophostemon suaveolens","Swamp Box","W","25m","a","a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Flaky, stringy bark tree in swamps and wetter areas, flowers early summer. "]
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["SHRUBS"]
["Acacia hispidula","Little Harsh Acacia","Y","2m",null,null,null,"Open, spreading shrub. Phyllodes slightly curved and serrated"]
["Acrotriche aggregata","Tall Ground Berry","R(fr)","3m",null,null,"Mistletoebird","Dense shrub. Montane form larger than coastal form. Tiny flowers on small sikes, spring. 7mm fruit, edible. "]
["Banksia oblongifolia","Dwarf Banksia ","Y ","2m",null,null,"Honeyeaters, small gliders","Produces nectar laden flowers in autumn"]
["Boronia rosmarinifolia","Forest Boronia","Pi","1m",null,null,"Satin Blue Butterfly","Aromatic leaves when crushed"]
["Daviesia ulicifolia","Native Gorse","Y","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Straggly shrub"]
["Dodonaea triquetra","Forest Hop Bush","Gr(fl)\nP(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Produces attractive hop like fruit that are either lime-green or purple"]
["Hakea florulenta","Three-nerved Willow Hakea","C","3m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; butterflies; bees","Woody, warty fruit, small clusters of lightly fragranced flowers"]
["Hibbertia stricta","Guinea Flower","Y","0.6m",null,null,null,"Dense shrub that can flower most of the year. Well-drained soils"]
["Hibbertia vestita","A Guinea Flower","Y","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low or prostrate multi-stemmed shrub. Hardy, full sun or semi-shade "]
["Jacksonia scoparia","Dogwood","Y","3m",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Open, leafless, shrub on poor gravelly soils. Mass flowers in spring-summer"]
["Leptospermum polygalifolium","Wild May or Tea Tree","W","4m",null,null,"Rosellas; Bees","Weeping open habit, in open forest and along creek banks. Flowers in profusion in late winter, aromatic when crushed"]
["Lomatia silaifolia","Crinkle Bush or Wild Parsley","C","2m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; butterflies; bees","Grevillea-like flowers, clustered. Common shrub, in well-drained sandy soils"]
["Melastoma malabathricum subsp. malabathricum","Blue Tongue","Pi/P","2m","a",null,"Bees","Hardy shrub, but grows best in mooist areas. Responds to pruning. Edible fruit"]
["Monotoca scoparia","Prickly Broom Heath","W(fl) R(fr)","2m",null,null,null,"Twiggy shrub"]
["Persoonia cornifolia","Broad-leaved Geebung","Y","3m",null,null,"Brown Honeyeater, White-cheeked Honeyeater","Shrub, on well-drained soils. Succulent round or oblong fruits. Bark fairly smooth"]
["Persoonia stradbrokensis","Geebung","Y","6m",null,null,"Honeyeaters","Shrub, on well-drained soils. Rough trunk bark. Flowers to 14mm"]
["Phyllota phylicoides","Heath Phyllota","Y","1.5m",null,null,null,"Bushy shrub, common in sandy soils"]
["Pultenaea myrtoides","Swamp Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub in wet, sandy soils. 10mm yellow flowers, sometimes lack red markings. Similar to P. paleacea "]
["Pultenaea paleacea","Chaffy Bush Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub, branches silky-hairy. Leaves silky-hairy below. 10mm yellow flowers, sometimes lack red markings."]
["Pultenaea villosa","Hairy Pea Bush","Y","2m",null,null,"Fringed Heath-blue Butterfly and other butterflies","Common hairy shrub, often with brownish appearance, branchlets often drooping. Flowers winter to summer. Quick growing"]
["Tetratheca thymifolia","Black-Eyed Susan","Pi","0.3m",null,null,null,"Erect, multi-stemmed shrub on well-drained, gravelly hillsides. 4-petalled flowers to 20mm"]
["Xanthorrhoea johnsonii","Forest Grass Tree","C","4m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; possums and gliders; bees; butterflies","Cylindrical woody flower spike"]
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["FERNS"]
["Adiantum aethiopicum","Maidenhair Fern",null,"0.3m","a",null,null,"Small fern with round leaves.  Prefers shady moist conditions"]
["Adiantum hispidulum","Rough Maiden Hair",null,"0.2m",null,null,null,"Delicate fan shaped fronds. Young fronds are pink"]
["Cheilanthes sieberi","Mulga Fern",null,"0.25m",null,null,null,"Small, fine fern. Widespread"]
["Christella dentata","Binung",null,"1m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals","Tufting fern. Brown spores on back of fertile fronds"]
["Doodia aspera","Rasp Fern",null,"0.6m",null,null,null,"Dark-green erect fronds"]
["Doodia caudata","Small Rasp Fern",null,"0.3m",null,null,null,"Fern. Rhzome short-creeping or tufted, covered with dark scales"]
["Drynaria rigidula","Basket Fern",null,"1m",null,null,"Carpet python","Epiphytic fern forming dense clumps on rocks or trees in sunny positions"]
["Lindsaea microphylla","Lacy Wedge Fern",null,"0.3m","a",null,null,"Lacy fern, damp forests, gullies and shaded slopes"]
["Pteridium esculentum","Bracken",null,"2m",null,null,"Northern Brown Bandicoot, Swamp and red-necked wallaby","Stiff, erect fern, spreading by hairy underground rhizome, often forming thickets on well-drained soils. Widespread "]
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["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Aristida calycina","Dark Wiregrass",null,"1.3m",null,null,null,"Erect, tufted grass. Sandy soils"]
["Cymbopogon refractus","Barb-Wire Grass",null,"1m",null,null,null,"Flowers appear like clusters of barbed wire, Blue green foliage and red stems. Light lemon scent when crushed"]
["Entolasia stricta","Wiry Panic",null,"0.8m",null,null,"finches; pigeons; doves","Hairy, loosely tufted grass on poor or sandy soils"]
["Gahnia aspera","Red Fruited Sawsedge","Bk/Br(fl) R/Br(fr)","0.65m",null,null,"Pied Currawong, Brown Cuckoo-dove; caterpillars of Spotted, Flame and Varied Sedge-Skippers and Green Darter Butterflies","Tough leaves with razor sharp edges. Clumping, in dry areas"]
["Imperata cylindrica","Blady Grass","W","1.2m",null,null,"Grassland birds; Evening Brown, Dusky Knight, Greenish Darter, White Grass-dart, Dingy Grass-dart Butterfly; northern brown bandicoot, wallabies","Common grass with long creeping rhizome.Growsn on edges, good indicator of recent fires and other disturbance. Attractive, fluffy seed spike"]
["Panicum effusum","Hairy Panic",null,"0.7m",null,null,"Finches; pigeons; doves","Tufted, warm season, short-lived perennial. Dull green leaves"]
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["HERBACEOUS PLANTS"]
["Dampiera sylvestris","Blue fan flower","P","0.4m",null,null,null,"In light shade, usually on hillsides Purple flowers to 20mm, spring to summer"]
["Desmodium rhytidophyllum","Hairy Trefoil","Pi","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low growing herb with trailing hairy braches and leaves"]
["Dianella revoluta","Flax Lily","Bl(fl) P(fr)","1m",null,null,null,"Perennial lily-like herb. Variable species. Four in SEQ"]
["Goodenia rotundifolia","Star Goodenia","Y ","0.3m",null,null,null,"Yellow flowers with purple throat"]
["Lobelia purpurascens","White Root","W","0.1m",null,null,null,"Prostrate or sprawling plant with milky sap.  A weed of lawns and gardens"]
["Lomandra multiflora","Many-Flowered Mat Rush","C","0.9m",null,null,"Eliena Skipper, Iacchus Skipper, Rare White-spot Skipper, Common White-spot Skipper, Phigalia Skipper, Maheta Skipper Butterfly","Common perennial grass-like herb, forms sparse clumps"]
["Patersonia sericea","Native Iris","Pu","0.5m",null,null,null,"Strap like plant on sandy soils. Similar to P. glabrata and P. fragilis "]
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["VINES"]
["Cayratia clematidea","Slender Grape","W(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; Joseph's Coat Moth caterpillar","Light tendril climber. Tiny white flowers, summer. Black fruit to 7mm"]
["Eustrephus latifolius","Wombat Berry","Pi (fl) O(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Scrambling plant.  Produces lily flowers"]
["Flagellaria indica","Supplejack","W",null,null,null,null,"Vigorous climbing plant"]
["Geitonoplesium cymosum","Scrambling Lily","W (fl),B(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Scrambling plant with shiny dark-green leaves "]
["Maclura cochinchinensis","Cockspur Thorn","Y(fl) O(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Vigorous scrambling vine, with long spines on trunks and branches"]
["Morinda jasminoides","Morinda","Y/W(fl) O(fr)",null,null,null,"Many bird species","Woody climber or scrambling shrub-like plan. Lumpy orange fruit to 15mm"]
["Parsonsia straminea","Monkey Rope Vine","W/Br/Pi",null,null,null,"Ringtail possum, nesting birds, common crow butterfly","Robust twining vine, common in poorly drained areas, can become weed-like. Scented white to brownish or pinkish 5-petalled flowers. Woody, cigar-shaped fruit to 16cm"]
["Smilax australis","Barbed-wire Vine","W(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; Bright Forest-blue, Coral Jewel, Fiery Jewel Butterfly","Vigorous vine with bright green leaves and small spines. Lightly fragrant, white flowers in clusters all year. Globose, black fruit"]
["Stephania japonica","Tape Vine","Y(fl)",null,null,null,null,"Light climber with thin wiry stems. Clusters of small yellow flowers, spring to summer. Common beach dunes and headlands"]
["Tragia novae-hollandiae","Stinging Vine","W(fl) Gr(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Twining, herbaceous vine covered with fine stinging hairs"]

{"sheet":"12.11.5k","index":38,"n_rows":126,"n_cols":8,"rows_kept":126,"cut":false,"hidden":false,"merged":[[3,0,3,1],[1,0,1,7],[0,0,0,6]]}
["Regional Ecosystem: 12.11.5k \n\nDescription:  Open forest of Corymbia henryi &/or Eucalyptus fibrosa subsp. fibrosa ± C. citriodora, Angophora leiocarpa, E. carnea, E. tindaliae, E. propinqua, C. intermedia. Includes patches of E. dura. Occurs on drier ridges and slopes in near coastal areas on Paleozoic and older moderately to strongly deformed and metamorphosed sediments and interbedded volcanics.\n\nShort description:  Corymbia henryi woodland +/- Eucalyptus crebra, E. carnea, E. tindaliae, E. fibrosa subsp. fibrosa, E. siderophloia, C. citriodora subsp. variegata, Angophora leiocarpa, E. acmenoides, E. helidonica, E. propinqua, C. intermedia"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover: Trees 15%, Shrubs 20%, Other 65%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","KOALA \nFOOD TREE","Fauna","Notes"]
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["TREES"]
["Acacia concurrens","Black Wattle","Y","8m",null,null,"Bees; parrots,pigeons; doves","Dense tree in open forest. Perfumed flower spikes to 10cm, winter to spring. Pods curved or twisted to flattened. Similar to A. leiocalyx"]
["Acacia disparrima","Short Hickory Wattle","Y ","3-11m",null,null,"Bees; parrots; Fiery Jewel, Blue Jewel, Short-tailed Line-Blue, Small Purple Line-blue, Double Purple Line-blue, Glistening Blue, Wattle Blue Butterfly","Shrub to small, quick growing tree. Prolific flowers in March"]
["Acacia fimbriata var. perangusta","Brisbane Wattle or Fringed Wattle","Y","5m",null,null,"King Parrot; Crimson Rosella; Imperial Hairstreak Butterfly caterpillar; Hymenoptera","Shrub or small tree, mainly in moister areas. Phyllodes alternate, 8cm x 5mm. Perfumed ball flowers to 8mm, winter to spring. Pods flattish, 10cm x 8mm. A. perangusta is now recognised as a form of this species"]
["Acacia maidenii","Maiden’s Wattle","Y","15m",null,null,null,"Fertile, well-drained soils. Phyllodes alternate, dark green, 18cm x 22mm, 1-5 longitudinal veins. Flowers in axillary spikes, 6cm, autumn to spring. Pods leathery, 15cm x 5mm."]
["Acronychia laevis","Glossy Acronychia","C(fl) Pi/Bl/M(fr)","10m","a",null,"Fruit-eating birds","Tree, often along watercourses. Leaves glossy, glabrous, aromatic when crushed. Edible, 10mm, 4-angled fruit"]
["Allocasuarina littoralis","Black She-Oak","R","6m",null,null,"Glossy Black Cockatoos","Widespread in open forest on well-drained soils, often in stands. Cones 25mm x 15mm. Male, female plants"]
["Allocasuarina torulosa","Forest Oak","B(fr)","10m",null,null,"Glossy Black Cockatoos, woodland birds","Weeping foliage, can turn purplish in colour, corky bark. Woody cone fruit, 4cm x 30mm"]
["Alphitonia excelsa","Red Ash or Soap Tree","B(fr)","15m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds","Common and hardy shrub to tree. Strong smelling greenish-cream flowers, attractive grey bark and silver foliage"]
["Angophora leiocarpa","Smooth Barked Apple","W","30m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Interesting branch habit, pink or reddish smooth bark"]
["Angophora woodsiana","Smudgee","C","15m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Large foliage and fruit. Profuse flowers "]
["Claoxylon australe","Brittlewood","W(fl) B(fr)","8m",null,null,"Brown Cuckoo-dove, Lewin's Honeyeater, Australian King Parrot","Shrub to small tree. Similar to some species of Croton"]
["Clerodendrum tomentosum","Lolly Bush","W(fl)\nBl(fr)","10m",null,null,null,"Large shrub to small tree. Many small flowers becoming attractive black and red seeds"]
["Commersonia fraseri","Brush Kaurrajong","W","5m","a",null,null,"Hairy, serrated leaves and hairy fruit. Prefers moist situations"]
["Corymbia intermedia","Pink Bloodwood","C ","35m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Tree rough tessellated bark, prolific flowerer"]
["Corymbia trachyphloia","Brown Bloodwood","C","25m",null,"a","Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Smooth bark on finer brances. Leaves dark green above, much paler below. Flowers summer to autumn"]
["Eucalyptus fibrosa ","Broad-Leaved Red Ironbark","W","30m",null,"a","Honeyeaters; Koala; Flying-foxes; possums and gliders; bees; Coral Jewel Butterfly","Bark hard, black, deeply furrowed, except small branches may be smooth. Woody seed capsules. "]
["Eucalyptus microcorys","Tallowood","C","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Prolific flowers. Fertile slopes, alluvial flats and in gullies that may have supported a community of dry rainforest species in past. Red-brown bark softly fibrous"]
["Eucalyptus propinqua","Small Fruited Grey Gum","W","40m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; yellow-bellied glider; bees","Moderately dense, spreading and drooping canopy. Smooth light grey bark with darker grey-brown patches; orange when exposed. Small woody capsule, hemispherical to top-shaped"]
["Eucalyptus resinifera","Red Stringybark","C","10-45m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Moderately dense spreading and drooping canopy. Bark grey-brown; slightly furrowed; fibrous and stringy"]
["Eucalyptus seeana","Narrow-Leaved Red Gum","C","30m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; Yellow-bellied Glider; Greater Glilder; other possums and gliders; bees","Often crooked.  Fine, open, drooping canopy. Grey to brownish-grey smooth bark. Woody seed capsules top-shaped to hemispherical. Similar bark to E. major and E. terticornis. "]
["Eucalyptus tereticornis","Blue Gum or Forest Red Gum","C ","45m","a","a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; greater glider; other possums and gliders; bees","Moderately dense, sometimes drooping canopy. Smooth often shiny bark. One of most common eucalypts in region."]
["Ficus coronata","Creek Sandpaper Fig",null,"15m","a",null,"Fruit-eating birds; Common Crow and Purple Moonbeam Butterfly caterpillars","Small to medium tree. Produces large sandpapery leaves. Fruit sweet, edible if hairs removed "]
["Lophostemon confertus","Brush Box","W","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Tall tree with attractive brown bark. One of the most widely distributed plant species in the Redlands"]
["Lophostemon suaveolens","Swamp Box","W","25m","a","a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Flaky, stringy bark tree in swamps and wetter areas, flowers early summer. "]
["Melaleuca salicina","Willow Bottlebrush","Y","15m","a",null,"Honeyeaters; bees and insects","Papery bark; new growth red tips. Formerly Callistemon salignus"]
["Petalostigma pubescens","Quinine Bush or Bitter Bark","Y/G(fl) Y/R(fr)","6m",null,null,"Cooper Jewel Butterfly caterpillar","Common shrub or small tree, in sandy soils. Dioecious. Similar to P. triloculare"]
["Syzygium australe","Brush Cherry or Creek Satinash","W(fl) R/Pi(fr)","15m","a",null,"Ringtail possum; fruit-eating birds","Tree, often along watercourses. Crushed leaves aromatic. Edible red or pink oblong fruit to 25mm"]
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["SHRUBS"]
["Acacia falcata","Sickle-Leaved Wattle","C/W","4m",null,null,null,"Upright tree on stony soils in open eucalypt forest. Phyllodes alternate, falcate, 20cm x 4cm. 8mm flowerheads, autumn to winter. Pods flat, straight, 10cm x 8mm"]
["Acalypha nemorum",null,"W","2.5m",null,null,null,"Soft, open shrub with hairy leaves and spike of tiny flowers"]
["Acrotriche aggregata","Tall Ground Berry","R(fr)","3m",null,null,"Mistletoebird","Dense shrub. Montane form larger than coastal form. Tiny flowers on small sikes, spring. 7mm fruit, edible. "]
["Alchornea ilicifolia","Native Holly","G(fr)","6m",null,null,null,"Shiny holly leaves, reddish new growth"]
["Alyxia ruscifolia","Chain Fruit","W(fl) O(fr)","4m",null,null,null,"Dark-green glossy leaves with sharp point"]
["Astrotricha latifolia",null,"G","3m",null,null,null,"Upright, open shrub, in moist gullies and on sheltered slopes"]
["Boronia rosmarinifolia","Forest Boronia","Pi","1m",null,null,"Satin Blue Butterfly","Aromatic leaves when crushed"]
["Bursaria spinosa","Black Thorn or Prickly Pine","C ","3m","a",null,"Eastern Spinebill; Fiery Copper and Bright Copper Butterfly caterpillars","Narrow, upright, thorny shrub, widespread. 5-petalled, scented flowers to 10mm. Seed capsule dry, flattened, to 10mm. Similar to B. incana "]
["Daviesia umbellulata",null,"Y","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Branching understorey shrub"]
["Daviesia villifera ","Native Gorse","Y","1m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Spikey-leaved shrub with arching branches. Formally Daviesia squarrosa"]
["Desmodium rhytidophyllum","Hairy Trefoil","Pi","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low growing herb with trailing hairy braches and leaves"]
["Gompholobium latifolium","Golden Glory Pea or Broad Wedge Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,null,"Rocky hillsides in eucalypt forests and coastal heath. Large yelllow pea flowers, winter to summer"]
["Hibbertia aspera","Rough Guinea Flower","Y","1m",null,null,null,"Bushy, spreading shrub. Suitable for gardens"]
["Hibbertia stricta","Guinea Flower","Y","0.6m",null,null,null,"Dense shrub that can flower most of the year. Well-drained soils"]
["Hibiscus heterophyllus","Native Rosella","Pi/Y","6m",null,null,null,"Quick-growing large shrub. Showy flowers and prickly stems. "]
["Hovea acutifolia","Purple Pea Bush","Pu/W","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Upright shrub, in open shady forest"]
["Hovea heterophylla","Narrow-Leaved Pea Bush","P","0.45m",null,null,null,"Thin stemmed, upright, finely hairy branchlets and calyces. Sandy soils in open forests"]
["Indigofera australis","Native Indigo","P","1.5m",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Open branched shrub. Occasionally white flowering forms, self propagates "]
["Leptospermum polygalifolium","Wild May or Tea Tree","W","4m",null,null,"Rosellas; Bees","Weeping open habit, in open forest and along creek banks. Flowers in profusion in late winter, aromatic when crushed"]
["Monotoca scoparia","Prickly Broom Heath","W(fl) R(fr)","2m",null,null,null,"Twiggy shrub"]
["Olearia nernstii","Snow Bush","W","1.5m",null,null,null,"Tall daisy like flowers in Spring, suitable for cottage style gardens"]
["Phyllanthus gunnii",null,"W/G","2m",null,null,null,"Shrub along creeks and other moist areas. Formerly P. gasstroemii"]
["Pimelea linifolia","Rice Flower","W/Pi","1m",null,null,null,"Variable common shrub in sandy or heavier soils in open areas. White, sometimes pink. Poisonous to stock"]
["Pittosporum revolutum","Forest Pittosporum ","Y(fl, fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Upright shrub. Lightly scented 5-petalled prolific flowers. Fruit rough, warty, 30mm many red-brown seeds"]
["Psychotria loniceroides","Hairy Psychotria","W(fl) W/Y(fr)","4m",null,null,"Some fruit-eating birds","Open shrub on edge of rainforests and creeks. Young growth hairy. Fruit yellow to white to 8mm"]
["Pultenaea euchila","Orange Pultenaea","Y ","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub on sandy soils. 15mm flowers, sometimes with red markings, winter to spring. Pods swollen"]
["Pultenaea myrtoides","Swamp Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub in wet, sandy soils. 10mm yellow flowers, sometimes lack red markings. Similar to P. paleacea "]
["Pultenaea paleacea","Chaffy Bush Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub, branches silky-hairy. Leaves silky-hairy below. 10mm yellow flowers, sometimes lack red markings."]
["Pultenaea petiolaris","Woolly Bush Pea","Y","0.3m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Often in dry, stony areas. 9mm flowers in dense terminal heads, winter to spring. Pods flattened, to 9mm"]
["Pultenaea retusa","Blunt-Leaved Pea","Y","2m","a",null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub along creek lines and in moister areas. 7mm flowers in dense terminal heads, winter to spring. Pods flattened, to 7mm"]
["Pultenaea villosa","Hairy Pea Bush","Y","2m",null,null,"Fringed Heath-blue Butterfly and other butterflies","Common hairy shrub, often with brownish appearance, branchlets often drooping. Flowers winter to summer. Quick growing"]
["Solanum stelligerum","Devil’s Needles","Pu/M(fl) R(fr)","1.5m",null,null,null,"Sparsely branched shrub in dry or stony soils. Plants sucker, often forming small colonies. Round, succulent, non-edible 8mm red fruits"]
["Trema tomentosa","Poison Peach","G/W(fl) Bk(fr)","5m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds and pigeons","Woody shrub, in moister, open forest and edges of vine scrub. Fruit black, to 3mm. Hardy, quick growing"]
["Westringia eremicola","Native Westringia","W/Pi/M","1.5m",null,null,null,"Erect, open shrub, in stony soils and sunny, open places. 6mm flowers, spring to summer"]
["Xanthorrhoea macronema","Bottle Brush Grass Tree","W","1m",null,null,null,"Trunkless grass-like, on moist, rocky slopes. Leaves rounded or wedge shaped. "]
["Xanthosia pilosa","Woolly Xanthosia","W/Pi","0.6m",null,null,null,"Small, straggly shrub, rocky areas and eucalypt forests. Clusters of white or pinkish flowers, to 6mm"]
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["HERBACEOUS PLANTS"]
["Ajuga australis","Australian Bugle","Pi/W","0.3m",null,null,null,"Hairy, herbaceous plant in moist, well-drained soils, multiple upright flowering stms. Flowers to 10mm in leafy spike, spring"]
["Commelina diffusa ","Native Wandering Jew","P ","0.75m",null,null,null,"Weak-stemmed herb. Delicate 3-petalled blue flowers to 25mm, spring to autumn"]
["Dianella caerulea","Blueberry Lily or Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl) P(fr)","1m",null,null,"Lewin's Honeyeater; Silvereyes","Clumping plant that spreads by suckers. Flowers on spike above foliage, all year."]
["Goodenia rotundifolia","Star Goodenia","Y ","0.3m",null,null,null,"Yellow flowers with purple throat"]
["Gymnostachys anceps","Settler’s Flax","Br","2m",null,null,null,"Slender grass like plant"]
["Hibbertia vestita","A Guinea Flower","Y","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low or prostrate multi-stemmed shrub. Hardy, full sun or semi-shade "]
["Hybanthus stellarioides","Spade Flower","Y","0.1m",null,null,null,"Slender, spindly herb, grassy areas of open forest"]
["Laxmannia gracilis","Wire Lily ","W","0.3m",null,null,null,"Grass like tufted herb"]
["Lobelia purpurascens","White Root","W","0.1m",null,null,null,"Prostrate or sprawling plant with milky sap.  A weed of lawns and gardens"]
["Lomandra confertifolia","Mat Rush",null,"0.4m",null,null,null,"Small, dense mat- forming, tussock-like plant. Spikey seed spikes"]
["Lomandra hystrix","Creek Mat Rush","C","1m","a",null,null,"Large clumping plant. Suitable for wet areas"]
["Lomandra laxa","Mat Rush","W","0.4m",null,null,null,"Sparse tussock, grass-like plant "]
["Lomandra longifolia","Mat Rush","C ","1 m",null,null,"Silver Studded Ochre, Common White-spot Skipper, Eliena Skipper, Iachus Skipper, Phigaliodes Skipper, Praxedes Skipper, Symmomus Skipper Butterfly","Large clumping grass-like plant.  Produces large flower spikes"]
["Phyllanthus virgatus",null,"W/G","0.5m",null,null,null,"Sprawling or erect herb. 1mm white to greenish flowers and 2mm fruits"]
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["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Alloteropsis semialata","Cockatoo Grass","Y","1m",null,null,"Finches, doves","Tufting grass with long seed spikes. Flower/seed heads of 3. Large seeds"]
["Aristida calycina","Dark Wiregrass",null,"1.3m",null,null,null,"Erect, tufted grass. Sandy soils"]
["Cymbopogon refractus","Barb-Wire Grass",null,"1m",null,null,null,"Flowers appear like clusters of barbed wire, Blue green foliage and red stems. Light lemon scent when crushed"]
["Entolasia stricta","Wiry Panic",null,"0.8m",null,null,"finches; pigeons; doves","Hairy, loosely tufted grass on poor or sandy soils"]
["Gahnia aspera","Red Fruited Sawsedge","Bk/Br(fl) R/Br(fr)","0.65m",null,null,"Pied Currawong, Brown Cuckoo-dove; caterpillars of Spotted, Flame and Varied Sedge-Skippers and Green Darter Butterflies","Tough leaves with razor sharp edges. Clumping, in dry areas"]
["Imperata cylindrica","Blady Grass","W","1.2m",null,null,"Grassland birds; Evening Brown, Dusky Knight, Greenish Darter, White Grass-dart, Dingy Grass-dart Butterfly; northern brown bandicoot, wallabies","Common grass with long creeping rhizome.Growsn on edges, good indicator of recent fires and other disturbance. Attractive, fluffy seed spike"]
["Lepidosperma laterale","Variable Sword Sedge",null,"0.9m",null,null,null,"Common upright sedge, of sandy or rocky areas."]
["Oplismenus aemulus","Creeping Beard Grass or Basket Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Orange Bushbrown, Wonder Brown, Lilac Grass-skipper, White-brand Grass-skipper","Trailing grass which roots at nodes, oval leaves. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Ottochloa gracillima","Graceful Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Brown Ringlet, Wonder Brown, lilac Grass-skipper and White-brand Grass Skipper Butterflies ","Slender grass in shady places. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Themeda triandra","Kangaroo Grass",null,"0.6m",null,null,"Eastern-grey Kangaroo; Evening Brown, Orange Ringlet, Ringed Xenica and Common Brown, Shouldered Brown, Ringed Xenica, Dingy Ringlet Butterflies","Common, erect, tufting grass, often a dominant species in open, well-drained positions. Benefits from annual prune "]
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["ORCHIDS"]
["Cymbidium madidum","Cymbidium Orchid","Y/Br(fl)","0.9m",null,null,null,"Epiphytic orchid forming huge clumps on tree trunks and branches"]
["Cymbidium suave","Scented Orchid","Y","0.6m",null,null,null,"Epiphytic orchid in tree hollows and old trunks"]
["Geodorum densiflorum","Pink Nodding Orchid","Pi","0.4m",null,null,null,"Terrestrial orchid with broad pleated leaves"]
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["VINES"]
["Cayratia clematidea","Slender Grape","W(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; Joseph's Coat Moth caterpillar","Light tendril climber. Tiny white flowers, summer. Black fruit to 7mm"]
["Eustrephus latifolius","Wombat Berry","Pi (fl) O(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Scrambling plant.  Produces lily flowers"]
["Geitonoplesium cymosum","Scrambling Lily","W (fl),B(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Scrambling plant with shiny dark-green leaves "]
["Maclura cochinchinensis","Cockspur Thorn","Y(fl) O(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Vigorous scrambling vine, with long spines on trunks and branches"]
["Morinda jasminoides","Morinda","Y/W(fl) O(fr)",null,null,null,"Many bird species","Woody climber or scrambling shrub-like plan. Lumpy orange fruit to 15mm"]
["Parsonsia straminea","Monkey Rope Vine","W/Br/Pi",null,null,null,"Ringtail possum, nesting birds, common crow butterfly","Robust twining vine, common in poorly drained areas, can become weed-like. Scented white to brownish or pinkish 5-petalled flowers. Woody, cigar-shaped fruit to 16cm"]
["Smilax australis","Barbed-wire Vine","W(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; Bright Forest-blue, Coral Jewel, Fiery Jewel Butterfly","Vigorous vine with bright green leaves and small spines. Lightly fragrant, white flowers in clusters all year. Globose, black fruit"]
["Stephania japonica","Tape Vine","Y(fl)",null,null,null,null,"Light climber with thin wiry stems. Clusters of small yellow flowers, spring to summer. Common beach dunes and headlands"]
["Tragia novae-hollandiae","Stinging Vine","W(fl) Gr(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Twining, herbaceous vine covered with fine stinging hairs"]
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["FERNS"]
["Adiantum aethiopicum","Maidenhair Fern",null,"0.3m","a",null,null,"Small fern with round leaves.  Prefers shady moist conditions"]
["Adiantum hispidulum","Rough Maiden Hair",null,"0.2m",null,null,null,"Delicate fan shaped fronds. Young fronds are pink"]
["Cheilanthes sieberi","Mulga Fern",null,"0.25m",null,null,null,"Small, fine fern. Widespread"]
["Christella dentata","Binung",null,"1m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals","Tufting fern. Brown spores on back of fertile fronds"]
["Doodia aspera","Rasp Fern",null,"0.6m",null,null,null,"Dark-green erect fronds"]
["Doodia caudata","Small Rasp Fern",null,"0.3m",null,null,null,"Fern. Rhzome short-creeping or tufted, covered with dark scales"]
["Drynaria rigidula","Basket Fern",null,"1m",null,null,"Carpet python","Epiphytic fern forming dense clumps on rocks or trees in sunny positions"]
["Lindsaea microphylla","Lacy Wedge Fern",null,"0.3m","a",null,null,"Lacy fern, damp forests, gullies and shaded slopes"]
["Platycerium superbum","Staghorn",null,"2m",null,null,null,"Epiphytic or lithophytic fern. Rounded sterile basal fronds to 60cm diameter. Grows intrees, on rocks or on ground"]
["Pteridium esculentum","Bracken",null,"2m",null,null,"Northern Brown Bandicoot, Swamp and red-necked wallaby","Stiff, erect fern, spreading by hairy underground rhizome, often forming thickets on well-drained soils. Widespread "]

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["Regional Ecosystem:  12.11.10\n\nDescription:  Notophyll and notophyll/microphyll vine forest ± Araucaria cunninghamii. Characteristic species include Argyrodendron trifoliolatum, Argyrodendron sp.(Kin Kin W.D.Francis AQ 81198), Choricarpia subargentea, Dissiliaria baloghioides, Brachychiton discolor, Beilschmiedia obtusifolia, Diospyros pentamera, Grevillea robusta, Gmelina leichhardtii and Ficus macrophylla forma macrophylla. Occurs on Paleozoic and older moderately to strongly deformed and metamorphosed sediments and interbedded volcanics.\n\nShort description: Notophyll vine forest ± Araucaria cunninghamii on metamorphics ± interbedded volcanics\n\nLocal status:  Critically limited within the Redlands Coast"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover: Trees 20%, Shrubs 15%, Other 65%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","KOALA \nFOOD TREE","Fauna","Notes"]
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["TREES"]
["Acacia bakeri  ","Marblewood","C","40m","a",null,null,"Uncommon large wattle with weeping foliage and red new growth. Grows in wet sclerophyll and rainforest remnant areas. "]
["Acacia melanoxylon","Blackwood","C","15m",null,null,null,"Fertile soils in moister areas. Phyllodes alternate, 14cm x 30mm. Ball flowers to 10mm, most of year. Pods twisted or curled, slightly flattened, 12cm x 8mm. "]
["Acmena hemilampra","Broad-Leaved Lillipilli","W","30m","a",null,null,"Dense tree with numerous small white flowers. Fruit 20mm, edible but sour. Known as Syzygium hemilamprum"]
["Acronychia pauciflora","Soft Acronychia","C(fl) G(fr)","10m",null,null,null,"Tree, in drier rainforests. Leaves aromatic when crushed. 4-lobed green fruits"]
["Ailanthus triphysa","White Bean","C/G","30m","a",null,null,"Uncommon. Leaves alternate, pinnate, with 15 to 60 leaflets, each 13cm. Tiny flowers on spikes, summer. Flattened seed to 5cm, clusters of 2 to 4"]
["Alphitonia excelsa","Red Ash or Soap Tree","B(fr)","15m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds","Common and hardy shrub to tree. Strong smelling greenish-cream flowers, attractive grey bark and silver foliage"]
["Aphananthe philippinensis","Rough-Leaved Elm","B(fr)","20m","a",null,null,"Stiff, sandpapery leaves"]
["Araucaria cunninghamii","Hoop Pine ","G (fr)","50m",null,null,null,"Large stately tree pyramid shaped, prickly foliage "]
["Argyrodendron trifoliolatum ","White Booyong","W","40m",null,null,"Brush Turkey; Bronze Flat Butterfly caterpillar","Large buttressed tree. Silvery-brown to silvery-hrey leaflets. Bell-shaped flowers to 5mm. Winged brown, dry seed capsule to 20mm"]
["Arytera foveolata","Pitted Coogera","Y(fl)\nR(fr)","10m",null,null,null,"Uncommon. Hairy yellow seed pods, glossy green foliage with orange-green new growth"]
["Backhousia myrtifolia","Grey Myrtle","W(fl)","12m","a",null,null,"Aromatic leaves when crushed"]
["Banksia integrifolia","Coastal Banksia","Y ","16m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; small gliders","Flowers over a long period. Interestiong foliage and shape. Sandy soils"]
["Beilschmiedia obtusifolia","Blush Walnut","C(fl) Bk(fr)","35m",null,null,null,"Tree. Leaves alternate, glabrous, paler below. Flowers with strong smell, black ovoid fruits"]
["Castanospermum australe","Black Bean or Moreton Bay Chestnut","W","35m","a",null,"Rainbow Lorikeet; Scaly-breasted Lorikeet; Noisy and Little Friarbird; Blue-faced, Mangrove and White-cheeked Honeyeaters; possums and bats; Common Pencilled-blue Butterfly caterpillar","Tall tree, often along watercourses. Flowers in racemes, to 3cm, spring to summer, favoured by nectar-feeding birds. Woody, hairless seed pods to 25cm x 5cm, with 2 to 5 large seeds poisonous to livestock and humans"]
["Cleistanthus cunninghamii","Cleistanthus","G (fl) Pi/Or (fr)","8m",null,null,null,"Small tree, often along watercourses and gullies. Dioecious"]
["Croton insularis","Silver Croton","C","15m",null,null,"Eastern Dusk-flat Butterfly caterpillar","Leaves are silvery-white below and older leaves are distinctively orange"]
["Cryptocarya macdonaldii","Cooloola or MacDonald's Laurel","Y(fl) B(fr)","20m",null,null,null,"Slightly aromatic leaves. Tiny yellowish odorous flowers in summer"]
["Cryptocarya microneura","Murrogun","W (fl) B (fr)","20m",null,null,null,"Native laurel with lush green leaves, slow growing"]
["Cryptocarya obovata","Pepperberry","B(fr)","30m",null,null,null,"Leaves glossy and glaborous above, whitish and waxy below. 2mm cream flowers spring to summer"]
["Cryptocarya sp. (Worlds End Pocket)",null,"Bl(fr)","10m",null,null,null,"Small tree, similar to C. bidwillii"]
["Cryptocarya triplinervis","Three-veined Laurel","Y","10m",null,null,null,"Small to medium bushy tree in rainforest remnants, including littoral rainforest. Hairy branchlets with glossy leaves"]
["Dendrocnide photinophylla","Shiny-Leaved Stinging Tree","Gr ","25m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds","Pale brown soft bark. Tiny, sparsely scattered stinging hairs on twigs, petioles and lower leaf veins. Minute greenish-white flowers on terminal panicles, spring to winter"]
["Denhamia celastroides","Denhamia","Y(fl) O(fr)","15m",null,null,null,"Creamy-white to greenish 5-petalled flowers to 4mm, in spikes, spring"]
["Diospyros fasciculosa","Grey Ebony","Gr(fl) Or/R/Bk(fr)","20m",null,null,null,"Tree, with slightly zig-zag branchlets"]
["Diospyros pentamera","Myrtle Ebony","W(fl) R(fr)","30m",null,null,"Many bird species","Bell-shaped flowers to 4mm, spring. Red fruit to 16mm long. Important for birds in winter"]
["Diploglottis australis","Native Tamarind","Br (fl) Br (fr)","35m",null,null,null,"4-petalled flowers, large panicles, spring. 2 or 3-lobed seed capsules to 15mm, with 2 or three brown seeds enclosed in sour, edible orange aril"]
["Drypetes deplanchei","Yellow Tulipwood","Y(fl) R,Or(fr)","20m",null,null,null,"Branchlets with small lenticels. Tiny yellowish axillary flowers, spring. Separate m and f plants"]
["Dysoxylum rufum","Hairy Rosewood","W(fl) Y(fr)","20m",null,null,"Lewin's Honeyeater, Paradise Riflebird and Regent Bowerbird","Fruit should be not handled due to irritating hairs"]
["Elaeocarpus grandis","Blue Quandong","P","35m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; parrots; honeyeaters; Eastern Tube-nosed Bat; Bright Cornelian Butterfly ","Tall tree with attractive changing coloured foliage. Large blue fruit edible"]
["Elaeocarpus kirtonii","White Quandong","P","45m",null,null,null,"Tall, buttress tree. Bell-shaped, slightly perfumed flowers. Pink-ish new foliage. Tiny blue fruit. Previoulsy E. reticularis va. kirtonii"]
["Endiandra discolor","Rose Walnut","B(fr)","40m",null,null,null,"Buttressed tree; greenish perfumed flower"]
["Euroschinus falcatus","Ribbonwood","W(fl) B(fr)","40m",null,null,null,"Buttressed tree with pink or white flowers"]
["Ficus coronata","Creek Sandpaper Fig",null,"15m","a",null,"Fruit-eating birds; Common Crow and Purple Moonbeam Butterfly caterpillars","Small to medium tree. Produces large sandpapery leaves. Fruit sweet, edible if hairs removed "]
["Ficus fraseri","Sandpaper Fig","Y(fr)","18m",null,null,null,"Sometimes decidiuous. Slightly milky sap; sandpapery leaves; rough ovoid fruit. Esible"]
["Ficus fraseri ","Sandpaper Fig","Y(fr)","18m",null,null,null,"Sometimes decidiuous. Slightly milky sap; sandpapery leaves; rough ovoid fruit. Esible"]
["Ficus macrophylla","Moreton Bay Fig","O/P(fr)","50m",null,null,"Many rainforest bird species","Large tree with spreading canopy, large leaves and wide buttresses. Edible fruit"]
["Ficus obliqua","Small Leafed Fig","Y(fr)","40m",null,null,"Many rainforest bird species","Large strangling fig. Massive trunk of coalesced roots, buttressed at base, milky sap"]
["Ficus watkinsiana","Strangler Fig","P(fr)","45m",null,null,"Regent and Satin Bowebirds, Rose-crowned and Wompoo Fruit-doves, Topknot and White-headed Pigeons, Crimson Rosella, Green Catbird, Figbird and Pied Currawong","Large strangling fig. Trunk of coalesced roots, widely buttressed at base; milky sap"]
["Flindersia australis","Crow’s Ash","W","30m",null,null,"White Cockatoos; Wonga Pigeon; Orchard Swallowtail Butterfly caterpillar","Brown scaly bark. Woody brown capsule with stout, blunt prickles. Similar to F. bennettiana "]
["Flindersia bennettiana","Bennett’s Ash","W","30m",null,null,"Orchard Swallowtail Butterfly caterpillar","Trunk straight and cylindrical, without prominent buttresses. Bark grey and wrinkled. Similar to F. ausralis "]
["Flindersia schottiana","Bumpy Ash or Cudgerie","W","40m",null,null,null,"Open tree. Bark smooth, pale. Perfumed"]
["Flindersia xanthoxyla","Yellowwood","Y","40m",null,null,null,"Tall narrow tree"]
["Glochidion ferdinandii","Cheese Tree","G/Y(fl)G/R(fr)","25m","a",null,"Many bird species","Trunk crooked and flanged; bark dark brown. Fast growing. Fruit resembles small pumpkin"]
["Glochidion sumatranum","Buttonwood or Umbrella Cheese Tree","G/Y(fl)G/R(fr)","10m","a",null,"Many bird species","Green to red cheese shaped fruits. Fast growing. Has umbrella shaped foliage"]
["Gmelina leichardtii","White Beech","P W (fl) P(fr)","40m",null,null,null,"Excellent Shade tree that is semi deciduous"]
["Gossia hillii","Scaly Myrtle","W","12m",null,null,null,"Shrub or small tree. Pale brown flaky bark"]
["Grevillea robusta","Silky Oak","Y/O(fl)","35m",null,null,"Many bird species, honeyeaters; flying foxes","Tall ornamental tree, develops pyramidal shape, fern-like foliage. Excellent specimen tree for large gardens or parks"]
["Guioa semiglauca","Wild Quince","C","15m",null,null,null,"Dark-green leaves with grey undersides  "]
["Guioa semiglauca","Wild Quince","C","15m",null,null,null,"Dark-green leaves with grey undersides  "]
["Harpullia hillii","Blunt-Leaved Tulip","W (fl) O(fr)","20m",null,null,null,"Bell shaped flowers"]
["Harpullia pendula","Tulipwood","G/Y/W(fl) Y/O(fr)","20m",null,null,"Australian King Parrot; Speckled Line-blue and Bright Cornelian Butterfly","2-lobed inflated seed capsules. Commonly used as street tree"]
["Hymenosporum flavum","Native Frangipani","Y(fl) Br(fr)","20m","a",null,"Wonga Pigeon","Narrow tree, often along watercourses. Perfumed flowers, spring"]
["Jagera pseudorhus","Foam Bark Tree or Fern Tree","Y","15m","a",null,"Many bird species","Hardy, ornamental tree with Irritable hairs on fruit – should not be handled without gloves or over walkways"]
["Mallotus discolor","Yellow Kamala","Y","15m",null,null,null,"Leaves green on top and silvery underneath"]
["Mallotus philippensis","Red Kamala","R","25m",null,null,"Mallotus Harlequin Bug","Dense green foliage. Red dye known as 'kamala' made from powdery covering on fruit"]
["Mischocarpus australis","Red Pear-Fruit","Gr(fl) Or/R(fr)","8m",null,null,null,"Pear-shaped 18mm orange to red fruit"]
["Mischocarpus pyriformis","Yellow Pear-Fruit","O/Y(fr)","20m",null,null,null,"Pear-shaped 17mm yellow seed capsules. Similar to M. australis"]
["Myrsine variabilis","Muttonwood","C(fl)\nP(fr)","12m",null,null,null,"Glossy green foliage. Also Rapanea variabilis"]
["Neolitsea dealbata","White Bolly Gum","C(fl) Bl(fr)","12m",null,null,null,"White backed leaves when young, rounded crown"]
["Pentaceras australis","Penta Ash","W","18m",null,null,null,"Often in regrowth areas. Perfumed white 5-petalled flowers to 7mm"]
["Planchonella australis","Black Apple","W(fl) Pu/Bl(fr)","30m",null,null,null,"Tree, milky sap. Trunk fluted. White flowers. Purplish-black fruit with pink to red flesh."]
["Planchonella chartacea ","Thin-leaved Coondoo","W(fl) Br/Bl(fr)","12m",null,null,null,"Small tree, of coastal areas. Scant milky sap."]
["Planchonella eerwah","Shiny-Leaved Coondoo","Gr(fl) Bl/R(fr)","15m",null,null,null,"Endangered tree of drier rainforess. Milky sap. Red to black oblong fruit to 6cm."]
["Podocarpus elatus","Brown Pine","Bl(fr)","40m",null,null,"Green Catbird, Pied Currawong, Satin Bowerbird and Wompoo Fruit-dove","Large spreading crown, plum like fruit, pointed leaves"]
["Polyalthia nitidissima","Canary Beech","G(fl) R(fr)","18m","a",null,null,"Shrub-smal tree. Often along watercourses and in littoral rainforests. Glossy leaves "]
["Polyscias elegans","Celery Wood","B(fr)","20m",null,null,"Rainforest birds; caterpillar of Dark Pencilled-blue Butterfly","Umbrella shaped crown, narrow canopy palm like in outline "]
["Rhodamnia rubescens","Scrub Turpentine","W","10m",null,null,"Brown Cuckoo-dove, Figbird and Green Catbird","Shrub or small tree. Perfumed 5-petalled white flowers to 10mm, spring. Globose red to black berries, 7mm"]
["Sarcomelicope simplicifolia","Yellow Aspen","C(fl) Y/Br(fr)","18m",null,null,null,"Tree, leaves aromatic when crushed. Cream 4-petalled flowers to 10mm, winter to spring. Hard 4-lobed yellow-brown fruit to 15mm"]
["Siphonodon australis","Ivory Wood","C/Y(fl) Y(fr)","20m",null,null,null,"Tree, often in drier rainforests. Perfumed, 5-petalled, creamy-yellow flowers to 10mm in pairs"]
["Sloanea woollsii ","Yellow  Carabeen, Maiden's Bush or Blush Alder","W","50m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; honeyeaters","Tall rainforest tree, with prominent plank buttresses at trunk base. Ovoid, softly spiky seed capsules"]
["Stenocarpus salignus","Scrub Beefwood","W","30m",null,null,null,"Tall rainforst tree. Perfumed white flowers in spikes to 3.5cm, spring to summer. Woody brown tapering seed capsules to 6cm"]
["Stenocarpus sinuatus","Wheel of Fire ","R","30m",null,null,"Honeyeaters","Narrow rainforest tree. Spectacular, spoked wheel-like flower umbels to 10cm, summer to autumn. Woody seed capsules, seeds winged"]
["Sterculia quadrifida","Peanut Tree","Y(fl) Y/R(fr)","18m",null,null,null,"Attractive large fruits with orange centres and edible black seeds (when skin is removed)"]
["Streblus brunonianus","Whalebone Tree","Y(fr)","15m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds","Shrub to small tree. Tough park, mily sap"]
["Synoum glandulosum","Scentless Rosewood","W/Pi(fl) R(fr)","18m","a",null,"Fruit pigeons, bowerbirds","Tree, often in understorey of wet eucalypt forests. Lightly perfumed white or pale pink 4-petalled flowers. 2 or 3-lobed red fruit to 20mm"]
["Syzgium leuhmanii","Riberry","W(fl) R(fr)","30m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds","Masses of pear-shaped fruit. Bright pink new leaves"]
["Syzygium oleosum","Blue Lillipilli","W(fl) Pu/B(fr)","12m","a",null,"Ringtail Possum, fruit-eating birds","Rainforest tree. Leaves aromatic when crushed. White flowers spring to summer. Edible, spherical fruit to 20mm."]
["Vitex lignum-vitae","Lignum-vitae or Satinwood","Pi/R","30m","a",null,null,"Tree with distinctive pale fluted trunk, often in drier rainforss. Pink to red inedible fruit, to 12mm"]
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["PALMS"]
["Archontophoenix cunninghamiana","Bangalow or Piccabeen Palm","R(fr)","25m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds (e.g. fruit-doves, Figbird, Oriole); Flying-foxes","Tall palm prefers shelter especially from salt winds  "]
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["SHRUBS"]
["Alectryon connatus","Small Leaf Alectryon","GY(fr)\nR(fr)","6m",null,null,"Many bird species","Fruit with edible red seed covering"]
["Alyxia ruscifolia","Chain Fruit","W(fl) O(fr)","4m",null,null,null,"Dark-green glossy leaves with sharp point"]
["Breynia oblongifolia","Coffee Bush or Breynia","G(fl) Pi/R(fr)","3m",null,null,"Many bird species; Large Grass-yellow Butterfly caterpillars","Shrub, spreading, sparsely branched. Widespread, but uncommon. Sometimes planted as ornamental"]
["Bursaria spinosa","Black Thorn or Prickly Pine","C ","3m","a",null,"Eastern Spinebill; Fiery Copper and Bright Copper Butterfly caterpillars","Narrow, upright, thorny shrub, widespread. 5-petalled, scented flowers to 10mm. Seed capsule dry, flattened, to 10mm. Similar to B. incana "]
["Capparis arborea","Native Caper or Caper Bush","W/C(fl) G(fr)","5-8m",null,null,"Striated Pearl-white, Southern Pearl-white and Caper White Butterfly","Tree or climbing shrub to 5m (hairy-leaved form), or shrub or tree to 8m"]
["Capparis sarmentosa","Climbing Caper","W(fl) R(fr)","2m",null,null,null,"Prickly, scrambling shrub to 2m in drier rainforests. Stems slnder, zig-zag. Fragrant flowers, to 25mm. Oblong fruit, to 25mm"]
["Carissa ovata","Currant Bush","W(fl) Pu/Bl(fr)","3m",null,null,"Many bird species; Common Crew Butterfly","Shrub, sometimes scrambling higher into trees. Milky sap. Leaves tipped with sharp point, paired spines between leaf bases. Fruit 1-1.5cm berry"]
["Claoxylon australe","Brittlewood","W(fl) B(fr)","8m",null,null,"Brown Cuckoo-dove, Lewin's Honeyeater, Australian King Parrot","Shrub to small tree. Similar to some species of Croton"]
["Cordyline petiolaris","Broad-Leaved Palm Lily","W(fl)\nR(fr)","5m",null,null,null,"Erect plant with large leaves and tendrils of flowers and fruit"]
["Cordyline rubra","Red-Fruited Palm Lily","P(fl) R(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Forms sparse clumps of lowers and fruit on erect few stems. Lilac flowers. Globular"]
["Croton acronychioides","Thick-leaved Croton","C","12m",null,null,null,"Shrub to small tree. Shallow-toothed leaves with prominent veins. "]
["Cryptocarya laevigata","Glossy Laurel","W(fl) R(fr)","6m",null,null,null,"Perfumed white or pinkish flowers to 4mm, in panicles, spring to summer. Orange or red fruit to 15mm"]
["Eupomatia laurina","Bolwarra","W(fl)\nG(fr)","5m","a",null,"Small brown, host-specific weevil, Elleschodes hamiltoni","Shrub to small tree, usually in wetter rainforests and near watercourses. Perfumed flowers. Cup-shaped fruit"]
["Hedraianthera porphyropetala","Hedraianthera","R(fl) G/Br(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Shrub, branchlets slightly zig zag. Oblong green to brown fruit"]
["Hibiscus heterophyllus","Native Rosella","Pi/Y","6m",null,null,null,"Quick-growing large shrub. Showy flowers and prickly stems. "]
["Omalanthus populifolius","Bleeding Heart","Y","6m",null,null,null,"Heart-shaped leaves with red stems, attractive sparse tree"]
["Petalostigma triloculare","Quinine Bush","Y(fl) O/R(fr)","5m",null,null,null,"Shrub, on stony or sandy soils. Small yellow flowers, summer to autumn"]
["Pittosporum revolutum","Forest Pittosporum ","Y(fl, fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Upright shrub. Lightly scented 5-petalled prolific flowers. Fruit rough, warty, 30mm many red-brown seeds"]
["Solanum aviculare","Kangaroo Apple","Pu(fl) O/R(fr)","4m",null,null,"Brown Cuckoo-dove, Lewin's Honeyeater, Green Catbird, Regent and Satin Bowerbirds","Shrub, usually in disturbed areas and rainforest margins. Purplish flowers throughout year. Oblong orange to red fruit"]
["Solanum shirleyanum","Straggling Nightshade","W/M(fl) R(fr)","1.2m",null,null,null,"Shrub. Branchlets and leaves sparsely prickly. Flowers pale mauve or white, spring to summer. Red fruit to 7mm"]
["Solanum stelligerum","Devil’s Needles","Pu/M(fl) R(fr)","1.5m",null,null,null,"Sparsely branched shrub in dry or stony soils. Plants sucker, often forming small colonies. Round, succulent, non-edible 8mm red fruits"]
["Trema tomentosa","Poison Peach","G/W(fl) Bk(fr)","5m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds and pigeons","Woody shrub, in moister, open forest and edges of vine scrub. Fruit black, to 3mm. Hardy, quick growing"]
["Wilkiea huegeliana","Veiny Wilkiea","C/W/Y(fl) Bk(fr)","6m",null,null,null,"Shrub or small tree. Stems hairless or silky-hairy. Perfumed, 10m, flowers. Ovoid black fruit to 16mm long"]
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["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Cymbopogon refractus","Barb-Wire Grass",null,"1m",null,null,null,"Flowers appear like clusters of barbed wire, Blue green foliage and red stems. Light lemon scent when crushed"]
["Cyperus enervis ","Cyperus Sedge",null,"0.3m","a",null,null,"Slender tussocks"]
["Cyperus polystachyos","Bunchy Sedge",null,"0.6m","a",null,null,"Common, creeping, erect. Dense heads of flower to 6cm long"]
["Fimbristylis dichotoma","Common Fringe-Rush",null,"0.4m","a",null,null,"Reddish-brown spikelets. Shiny brown nuts"]
["Gahnia aspera","Red Fruited Sawsedge","Bk/Br(fl) R/Br(fr)","0.65m",null,null,"Pied Currawong, Brown Cuckoo-dove; caterpillars of Spotted, Flame and Varied Sedge-Skippers and Green Darter Butterflies","Tough leaves with razor sharp edges. Clumping, in dry areas"]
["Microlaena stipoides","Weeping Grass",null,"0.7m",null,null,"Finches; kangaroos and wallabies","Tufted perennial grass, slender weeping seed hads. Prostrate to erect habit"]
["Oplismenus aemulus","Creeping Beard Grass or Basket Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Orange Bushbrown, Wonder Brown, Lilac Grass-skipper, White-brand Grass-skipper","Trailing grass which roots at nodes, oval leaves. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Ottochloa gracillima","Graceful Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Brown Ringlet, Wonder Brown, lilac Grass-skipper and White-brand Grass Skipper Butterflies ","Slender grass in shady places. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Themeda triandra","Kangaroo Grass",null,"0.6m",null,null,"Eastern-grey Kangaroo; Evening Brown, Orange Ringlet, Ringed Xenica and Common Brown, Shouldered Brown, Ringed Xenica, Dingy Ringlet Butterflies","Common, erect, tufting grass, often a dominant species in open, well-drained positions. Benefits from annual prune "]
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["FERNS"]
["Adiantum diaphanum","Filmy Maiden Hair ",null,"0.3m",null,null,null,"Delicate and drooping appearance"]
["Adiantum hispidulum","Rough Maiden Hair",null,"0.2m",null,null,null,"Delicate fan shaped fronds. Young fronds are pink"]
["Asplenium attenuatum","Simple Spleenwort",null,"0.4m","a",null,null,"Semi-erect, leathery fern, forming spreading colonies, usually on rocky slopes in shady areas. Forms new plants at frond tips"]
["Asplenium australasicum","Birds Nest Fern or Crows Nest Fern",null,"2m",null,null,null,"Common epiphytic fern of shady areas. Erect stiff fronds 2m x 20cm, forming regular rosette. Often growing like an ephiphyte"]
["Blechnum cartilagineum","Gristle Fern",null,"1m","a",null,null,"Hardy, spreading fern"]
["Calochlaena dubia","Soft Bracken",null,"4m","a",null,null,"Grows in dense thickets"]
["Christella dentata","Binung",null,"1m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals","Tufting fern. Brown spores on back of fertile fronds"]
["Cyathea cooperi","Scaly Treefern, Coin-spot Treefern, Straw Treefern",null,"12m","a",null,null,"Large attractive fern, hardy and adaptable preferring moist and sheltered areas. Shed fronds leave oval scars on trunk"]
["Doodia aspera","Rasp Fern",null,"0.6m",null,null,null,"Dark-green erect fronds"]
["Drynaria rigidula","Basket Fern",null,"1m",null,null,"Carpet python","Epiphytic fern forming dense clumps on rocks or trees in sunny positions"]
["Lastreopsis decomposita","Trim Shield-fern",null,"0.9m",null,null,null,"Rhizome short-creeping, thick, covered with brown scales. Similar to L. microsora subsp. microsora "]
["Lindsaea brachypoda","Lace Fern",null,"0.15m","a",null,null,"Terrestrial fern with erect pinnate fronds"]
["Microsorum scandens","Fragrant Fern",null,"0.4m",null,null,null,"Scrambling fern, climbing up tree trunks and rocks, often forming dense patches"]
["Ophioglossum pendulum ","Ribbon Fern",null,"0.9m","a",null,null,"Pendulous epiphytic fern, usualy amongst Elkhorns and Staghorns, occasionally in tree hollows"]
["Pellaea falcata","Sickle Fern",null,"1m",null,null,null,"Rhizome long-creeping, fronds 37 to 105cm long. Larger, more robust and uncommon than similar P. falcata"]
["Platycerium bifurcatum","Elkhorn",null,"0.9m",null,null,null,"Epiphytic fern, occasionally on rocks. Rounded sterile basal fronds to 45cm diameter."]
["Platycerium superbum","Staghorn",null,"2m",null,null,null,"Epiphytic or lithophytic fern. Rounded sterile basal fronds to 60cm diameter. Grows intrees, on rocks or on ground"]
["Pyrrosia confluens","Felt Fern",null,"0.1m","a",null,null,"Common climbing fern clinging to tree trunks and boulders in moister areas. Sori forming horseshoe at tip of frond. Similar to P. rupestris "]
["Pyrrosia rupestris","Rock Felt Fern",null,"0.1m","a",null,null,"Climbing fern clinging to tree trunks and boulders in moister areas. Similar to P. confluens but with sterile fronds rounded, to 4cm diameter"]
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["HERBACEOUS PLANTS"]
["Alpinia caerulea","Native Ginger","W(fl) P(fr)","2m",null,null,null,"Clumping, large-leaved herb. Edible roots. Prefers sheltered sites"]
["Aneilema acuminatum",null,"W","0.45m","a",null,null,"Sprawling herb with delicate white flowers most of year"]
["Commelina diffusa ","Native Wandering Jew","P ","0.75m",null,null,null,"Weak-stemmed herb. Delicate 3-petalled blue flowers to 25mm, spring to autumn"]
["Dianella caerulea","Blueberry Lily or Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl) P(fr)","1m",null,null,"Lewin's Honeyeater; Silvereyes","Clumping plant that spreads by suckers. Flowers on spike above foliage, all year."]
["Goodenia rotundifolia ","Star Goodenia","Y ","0.3m",null,null,null,"Yellow flowers with purple throat"]
["Gymnostachys anceps","Settler’s Flax","Br","2m",null,null,null,"Slender grass like plant"]
["Hedraianthera porphyropetala","Hedraianthera","R(fl) G/Br(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Shrub, branchlets slightly zig zag. Oblong green to brown fruit"]
["Lomandra longifolia","Mat Rush","C ","1 m",null,null,"Silver Studded Ochre, Common White-spot Skipper, Eliena Skipper, Iachus Skipper, Phigaliodes Skipper, Praxedes Skipper, Symmomus Skipper Butterfly","Large clumping grass-like plant.  Produces large flower spikes"]
["Peperomia blanda","Peperomia","W","0.3m",null,null,null,"Erect semi-succulent herb, often forming clumps on boulders or rock outcrops with ferns"]
["Plectranthus parviflorus","Native Coleus","M/Pu","0.7m",null,null,null,"Herb with tuberous base"]
["Pollia crispata",null,"W","1m ",null,null,null,"Scrambling herb with ascending stems to 1m tall, in moister areas"]
["Pseuderanthemum variabile","Love Flower","W/Pi","0.3m",null,null,null,"Sparsely branched plant with either white, pink or mauve flowers"]
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["ORCHIDS"]
["Cymbidium madidum","Cymbidium Orchid","Y/Br(fl)","0.9m",null,null,null,"Epiphytic orchid forming huge clumps on tree trunks and branches"]
["Dendrobium tetragonum","Spider Orchid","Gr/Y","0.45m",null,null,null,"Epiphytic orchid with pendulous pseudobulbs to 45cm long. 1 to 5 greenish-yellow flowers, usually with reddish-brown edges, winter to spring"]
["Dendrobium bowmanii","Straggly Pencil Orchid","Gr","0.6m",null,null,null,"Epiphytic orchid, with straggly, semi-pendulous stems. Flowers mainly autumn"]
["Oberonia complanata","Southern Green Fairy Orchid or Green Fan Orchid","Gr","0.15m",null,null,null,"Clumping epiphytic orchid, 4 to 6 leaves per plant"]
["Peristeranthus hillii","Drooping Tree Orchid","Pi/Gr","0.25m",null,null,null,"Uncommon epiphytic orchid of drier rainforests. Fragrant flowers, pollinated by beetles"]
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["VINES"]
["Tylophora paniculata","Thin-leaved Tylophora","C/G",null,null,null,null,"Uncommon slender twiner to 4m, sap clear. Perfumed, creamy-green flowers"]
["Pleogyne australis","Pleogyne","C(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Hairy stems and leaves"]
["Aristolochia meridionalis","Cressida Pipe Flower","G/Br(fl)",null,null,null,"Clearwing Swallowtail butterfly","Slender vine, stems to 1.5m long, usually scrambling prostrate amongst grasses on hillsides and mountain slopes. Solitary tubular flowers. Globose fruit"]
["Austrosteenisia blackii","Blood Vine","R/Pi",null,null,null,null,"Tall woody climber, rusty-hairy young branches. Red sap from cut stems. 5m flowers, spring. Flat pods, 8cm x 20mm"]
["Cayratia clematidea","Slender Grape","W(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; Joseph's Coat Moth caterpillar","Light tendril climber. Tiny white flowers, summer. Black fruit to 7mm"]
["Cissus antaractica","Kangaroo Vine","B(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Lime-green leaves with tendrils, vigorous climber or ground cover"]
["Cissus hypoglauca","Giant Water Vine","Y(fl)",null,null,null,null,"Large woody climbing vine, new growth rusty-hairy. Yellow flowers. Edible purplish-black spherical fruit to 10mm"]
["Dioscorea transversa","Native Yam","W(fl)",null,null,null,null,"Heart shaped leaves, underground tuber. Unusual papery feeds"]
["Echinostephia aculeata","Prickly Tape Vine","R (fr)",null,null,null,"Imperial Fruit Moth","Uncommon woody climber often near rainforest remnants. "]
["Embelia australiana","Embelia","W(fl) R to Pu/Bl(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Woody climbing vine"]
["Eustrephus latifolius","Wombat Berry","Pi (fl) O(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Scrambling plant.  Produces lily flowers"]
["Flagellaria indica","Supplejack","W",null,null,null,null,"Vigorous climbing plant"]
["Geitonoplesium cymosum","Scrambling Lily","W (fl),B(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Scrambling plant with shiny dark-green leaves "]
["Hippocratea barbata","Knot Vine","Y",null,null,null,null,"Woody vine, often in drier rainforests. Spirals, coils and knot-like bends around supporting plants"]
["Melodinus australis","Melodinus","Y or O(fl), O or R(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Woody, climbing vine with twining stems. Sap milky. Highly perfumed flowers, summer to autumn"]
["Morinda jasminoides","Morinda","Y/W(fl) O(fr)",null,null,null,"Many bird species","Woody climber or scrambling shrub-like plan. Lumpy orange fruit to 15mm"]
["Pandorea pandorana","Wonga Vine","W/Pi",null,null,null,null,"Vigorous vine. 20mm whitish to pale pink flowers. Inflated seed capsules"]
["Parsonsia straminea","Monkey Rope Vine","W/Br/Pi",null,null,null,"Ringtail possum, nesting birds, common crow butterfly","Robust twining vine, common in poorly drained areas, can become weed-like. Scented white to brownish or pinkish 5-petalled flowers. Woody, cigar-shaped fruit to 16cm"]
["Parsonsia velutina",null,"C",null,null,null,null,"Woody climber. New Growth, hairy. Some watery sap. Long seed capsules"]
["Ripogonum album","White Supplejack","W(fr) B(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Vigorous prickly climber. Leaves opposite, alternate or more usually in threes, to 17cm. Similar to to R. brevifolium"]
["Ripogonum brevifolium","Small-Leaved Supplejack","W(fl) B(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Vigorous climbing vine, of drier rainforests, sometimes prickly. Similar to R. album, but  has opposite or alternate leaves to 8cm, not in threes."]
["Smilax australis","Barbed-wire Vine","W(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; Bright Forest-blue, Coral Jewel, Fiery Jewel Butterfly","Vigorous vine with bright green leaves and small spines. Lightly fragrant, white flowers in clusters all year. Globose, black fruit"]
["Stephania japonica","Tape Vine","Y(fl)",null,null,null,null,"Light climber with thin wiry stems. Clusters of small yellow flowers, spring to summer. Common beach dunes and headlands"]
["Marsdenia longiloba","Slender Marsdenia","W",null,null,null,null,"Vulnerable, slender twining vine. Sap clear"]
["Trichosanthes subvelutina","Silky Cucumber","W(fl) Gr(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Tall climber with large underground tubers, 10cm non-edible green fruit"]
["Trophis scandens","Burny Vine","C(fl) R(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Woody climber or scandent shrub. Bark on twigs rough to touch, milky sap often present. Edible seed"]
["Tinospora smilacina","Snake Vine","C",null,null,null,null,"Slender vine. Variable leaves, usually triangle shape. "]

{"sheet":"12.11.23","index":40,"n_rows":79,"n_cols":8,"rows_kept":79,"cut":false,"hidden":false,"merged":[[3,0,3,1],[1,0,1,7],[0,0,0,6]]}
["Regional Ecosystem:  12.11.23\n\nDescription:  Eucalyptus pilularis open forest. Other canopy species include E. microcorys, Corymbia intermedia, Angophora woodsiana, E tindaliae and E carnea. E. racemosa subsp. racemosa and Corymbia trachyphloia are prominent in the Venman area whilst C. gummifera and E. resinifera are prominent in the Nerang area. Occurs on low coastal Paleozoic and older moderately to strongly deformed and metamorphosed sediments and interbedded volcanics (Neranleigh-Fernvale beds).\n\nShort description:  Eucalyptus pilularis open forest on coastal metamorphics and interbedded volcanics"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover: Trees 15%, Shrubs 20%, Other 65%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","KOALA \nFOOD TREE","Fauna","Notes"]
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["TREES"]
["Acacia concurrens","Black Wattle","Y","8m",null,null,"Bees; parrots,pigeons; doves","Dense tree in open forest. Perfumed flower spikes to 10cm, winter to spring. Pods curved or twisted to flattened. Similar to A. leiocalyx"]
["Allocasuarina littoralis","Black She-Oak","R","6m",null,null,"Glossy Black Cockatoos","Widespread in open forest on well-drained soils, often in stands. Cones 25mm x 15mm. Male, female plants"]
["Angophora woodsiana","Smudgee","C","15m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Large foliage and fruit. Profuse flowers "]
["Corymbia intermedia","Pink Bloodwood","C ","35m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Tree rough tessellated bark, prolific flowerer"]
["Corymbia trachyphloia","Brown Bloodwood","C","25m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Smooth bark on finer brances. Leaves dark green above, much paler below. Flowers summer to autumn"]
["Eucalyptus carnea","Broad-leaved  White Mahogany","W","25m",null,"a","Honeyeaters; Koala; Greater Glider; possums and gliders; bees","Moderately dense canopy. Light grey-brown, fribrous stringy bark. Crown of tree bluish-grey. Previously E. umbra subsp. Carnea. "]
["Eucalyptus microcorys","Tallowood","C","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Prolific flowers. Fertile slopes, alluvial flats and in gullies that may have supported a community of dry rainforest species in past. Red-brown bark softly fibrous"]
["Eucalyptus pilularis","Blackbutt","W","10-60m","a",null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Fairly dense, spreading and drooping canopy. Grey or grey-brown, stringy rough bark; bark shed in long strips. Woody seed capsules globular to hemispherical. Considered to lack lignotuber and regenerates from seed after fire. "]
["Eucalyptus racemosa","Scribbly Gum","W","20m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; greater glider; other possums and gliders; bees","Erect or crooked; characteristic insect larvae (Endoxylon cinera) 'scribbles' on trunk. Smooth, shiny bark varies white to whitish or silvey-grey. Woody seed capsules hemispherical to pear-shaped. Previously E. signata"]
["Eucalyptus tindaliae","Queensland White Mahogany","W","30m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Fine canopy. Fibrous grey-brown stringybark; finely wavy and furrowed. Woodly seed capsules hemispherical. Previously E. phaeotricha and E. nigra"]
["Lophostemon confertus","Brush Box","W","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Tall tree with attractive brown bark. One of the most widely distributed plant species in the Redlands"]
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["SHRUBS"]
["Acrotriche aggregata","Tall Ground Berry","R(fr)","3m",null,null,"Mistletoebird","Dense shrub. Montane form larger than coastal form. Tiny flowers on small sikes, spring. 7mm fruit, edible. "]
["Boronia rosmarinifolia","Forest Boronia","Pi","1m",null,null,"Satin Blue Butterfly","Aromatic leaves when crushed"]
["Daviesia ulicifolia","Native Gorse","Y","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Straggly shrub"]
["Desmodium rhytidophyllum","Hairy Trefoil","Pi","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low growing herb with trailing hairy braches and leaves"]
["Hibbertia stricta","Guinea Flower","Y","0.6m",null,null,null,"Dense shrub that can flower most of the year. Well-drained soils"]
["Hibbertia vestita","A Guinea Flower","Y","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low or prostrate multi-stemmed shrub. Hardy, full sun or semi-shade "]
["Jacksonia scoparia","Dogwood","Y","3m",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Open, leafless, shrub on poor gravelly soils. Mass flowers in spring-summer"]
["Monotoca scoparia","Prickly Broom Heath","W(fl) R(fr)","2m",null,null,null,"Twiggy shrub"]
["Persoonia cornifolia","Broad-leaved Geebung","Y","3m",null,null,"Brown Honeyeater, White-cheeked Honeyeater","Shrub, on well-drained soils. Succulent round or oblong fruits. Bark fairly smooth"]
["Persoonia stradbrokensis","Geebung","Y","6m",null,null,"Honeyeaters","Shrub, on well-drained soils. Rough trunk bark. Flowers to 14mm"]
["Phyllota phylicoides","Heath Phyllota","Y","1.5m",null,null,null,"Bushy shrub, common in sandy soils"]
["Pultenaea myrtoides","Swamp Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub in wet, sandy soils. 10mm yellow flowers, sometimes lack red markings. Similar to P. paleacea "]
["Pultenaea paleacea","Chaffy Bush Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub, branches silky-hairy. Leaves silky-hairy below. 10mm yellow flowers, sometimes lack red markings."]
["Pultenaea villosa","Hairy Pea Bush","Y","2m",null,null,"Fringed Heath-blue Butterfly and other butterflies","Common hairy shrub, often with brownish appearance, branchlets often drooping. Flowers winter to summer. Quick growing"]
["Tetratheca thymifolia","Black-Eyed Susan","Pi","0.3m",null,null,null,"Erect, multi-stemmed shrub on well-drained, gravelly hillsides. 4-petalled flowers to 20mm"]
["Xanthorrhoea johnsonii","Forest Grass Tree","C","4m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; possums and gliders; bees; butterflies","Cylindrical woody flower spike"]
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["FERNS"]
["Adiantum aethiopicum","Maidenhair Fern",null,"0.3m","a",null,null,"Small fern with round leaves.  Prefers shady moist conditions"]
["Adiantum hispidulum","Rough Maiden Hair",null,"0.2m",null,null,null,"Delicate fan shaped fronds. Young fronds are pink"]
["Cheilanthes sieberi","Mulga Fern",null,"0.25m",null,null,null,"Small, fine fern. Widespread"]
["Christella dentata","Binung",null,"1m","a",null,"Ground-dwelling animals","Tufting fern. Brown spores on back of fertile fronds"]
["Doodia aspera","Rasp Fern",null,"0.6m",null,null,null,"Dark-green erect fronds"]
["Doodia caudata","Small Rasp Fern",null,"0.3m",null,null,null,"Fern. Rhzome short-creeping or tufted, covered with dark scales"]
["Drynaria rigidula","Basket Fern",null,"1m",null,null,"Carpet python","Epiphytic fern forming dense clumps on rocks or trees in sunny positions"]
["Lindsaea microphylla","Lacy Wedge Fern",null,"0.3m","a",null,null,"Lacy fern, damp forests, gullies and shaded slopes"]
["Platycerium superbum","Staghorn",null,"2m",null,null,null,"Epiphytic or lithophytic fern. Rounded sterile basal fronds to 60cm diameter. Grows intrees, on rocks or on ground"]
["Pteridium esculentum","Bracken",null,"2m",null,null,"Northern Brown Bandicoot, Swamp and red-necked wallaby","Stiff, erect fern, spreading by hairy underground rhizome, often forming thickets on well-drained soils. Widespread "]
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["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Aristida benthamii","Three-awned spear grass",null,"1m",null,null,null,"Fine clumping grass with spear-like seed heads with 3 'prongs'. Similar to A. vagans"]
["Cymbopogon refractus","Barb-Wire Grass",null,"1m",null,null,null,"Flowers appear like clusters of barbed wire, Blue green foliage and red stems. Light lemon scent when crushed"]
["Cymbopogon refractus","Barb-Wire Grass",null,"1m",null,null,null,"Flowers appear like clusters of barbed wire, Blue green foliage and red stems. Light lemon scent when crushed"]
["Entolasia stricta","Wiry Panic",null,"0.8m",null,null,"finches; pigeons; doves","Hairy, loosely tufted grass on poor or sandy soils"]
["Entolasia stricta","Wiry Panic",null,"0.8m",null,null,"finches; pigeons; doves","Hairy, loosely tufted grass on poor or sandy soils"]
["Gahnia aspera","Red Fruited Sawsedge","Bk/Br(fl) R/Br(fr)","0.65m",null,null,"Pied Currawong, Brown Cuckoo-dove; caterpillars of Spotted, Flame and Varied Sedge-Skippers and Green Darter Butterflies","Tough leaves with razor sharp edges. Clumping, in dry areas"]
["Imperata cylindrica","Blady Grass","W","1.2m",null,null,"Grassland birds; Evening Brown, Dusky Knight, Greenish Darter, White Grass-dart, Dingy Grass-dart Butterfly; northern brown bandicoot, wallabies","Common grass with long creeping rhizome.Growsn on edges, good indicator of recent fires and other disturbance. Attractive, fluffy seed spike"]
["Panicum effusum","Hairy Panic",null,"0.7m",null,null,"Finches; pigeons; doves","Tufted, warm season, short-lived perennial. Dull green leaves"]
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["HERBACEOUS PLANTS"]
["Dianella revoluta","Flax Lily","Bl(fl) P(fr)","1m",null,null,null,"Perennial lily-like herb. Variable species. Four in SEQ"]
["Goodenia rotundifolia","Star Goodenia","Y ","0.3m",null,null,null,"Yellow flowers with purple throat"]
["Lobelia purpurascens","White Root","W","0.1m",null,null,null,"Prostrate or sprawling plant with milky sap.  A weed of lawns and gardens"]
["Lomandra multiflora","Many-Flowered Mat Rush","C","0.9m",null,null,"Eliena Skipper, Iacchus Skipper, Rare White-spot Skipper, Common White-spot Skipper, Phigalia Skipper, Maheta Skipper Butterfly","Common perennial grass-like herb, forms sparse clumps"]
[]
["VINES"]
["Austrosteenisia blackii","Blood Vine","R/Pi",null,null,null,null,"Tall woody climber, rusty-hairy young branches. Red sap from cut stems. 5m flowers, spring. Flat pods, 8cm x 20mm"]
["Billardiera scandens","Apple Berry","C/W(fl) G(fr)",null,null,null,"Eastern Spinebill and other birds; also by some mammals","Small twining vine with edible but unpalatable fruit. Consumed by Aboriginal people "]
["Cayratia clematidea","Slender Grape","W(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; Joseph's Coat Moth caterpillar","Light tendril climber. Tiny white flowers, summer. Black fruit to 7mm"]
["Cissus antarctica","Kangaroo Vine","B (fr)",null,null,null,null,"Lime-green leaves with tendrils, vigorous climber or ground cover"]
["Cissus hypoglauca","Giant Water Vine","Y(fl)",null,null,null,null,"Large woody climbing vine, new growth rusty-hairy. Yellow flowers. Edible purplish-black spherical fruit to 10mm"]
["Clematis glycinoides","Headache Vine","W",null,null,null,null,"Inhaling the aroma of the crushed leaves reputedly relieves headaches"]
["Eustrephus latifolius","Wombat Berry","Pi (fl) O(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Scrambling plant.  Produces lily flowers"]
["Flagellaria indica","Supplejack","W",null,null,null,null,"Vigorous climbing plant"]
["Geitonoplesium cymosum","Scrambling Lily","W (fl),B(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Scrambling plant with shiny dark-green leaves "]
["Glycine clandestina","Twining Glycine","Pi",null,null,null,"Common Grass-blue, Scalloped Grass-yellow Butterfly","Narrow leaved climber "]
["Hardenbergia violacea","Native Sarsaparilla","P",null,null,null,"Eastern Spinebill; Common Grass-blue Butterfly","Small, scrambling or prostrate vine. Atractive bright purple pea flower. Often grows with Corymbia spp."]
["Maclura cochinchinensis","Cockspur Thorn","Y(fl) O(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Vigorous scrambling vine, with long spines on trunks and branches"]
["Parsonsia straminea","Monkey Rope Vine","W/Br/Pi",null,null,null,"Ringtail possum, nesting birds, common crow butterfly","Robust twining vine, common in poorly drained areas, can become weed-like. Scented white to brownish or pinkish 5-petalled flowers. Woody, cigar-shaped fruit to 16cm"]
["Smilax australis","Barbed-wire Vine","W(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; Bright Forest-blue, Coral Jewel, Fiery Jewel Butterfly","Vigorous vine with bright green leaves and small spines. Lightly fragrant, white flowers in clusters all year. Globose, black fruit"]
["Stephania japonica","Tape Vine","Y(fl)",null,null,null,null,"Light climber with thin wiry stems. Clusters of small yellow flowers, spring to summer. Common beach dunes and headlands"]

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["Regional Ecosystem:  12.12.14\n\nDescription:  Eucalyptus racemosa subsp. racemosa +/- Lophostemon confertus, Syncarpia glomulifera, Eucalyptus acmenoides woodland. Other canopy species include Corymbia trachyphloia subsp. trachyphloia, E. carnea, E. tindaliae, E. exserta, Angophora woodsiana, E. resinifera and E. microcorys. Usually occurs on rocky near coastal areas on Mesozoic to Proterozoic igneous rocks\n\nShort description:  Eucalyptus racemosa subsp. racemosa ± Lophostemon confertus, Syncarpia glomulifera, Eucalyptus acmenoides woodland\n\nLocal status:  Critically limited within the Redlands Coast"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover:  Trees 10%, Shrubs 25%, Other 65%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","KOALA \nFOOD TREE","Fauna","Notes"]
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["TREES"]
["Acacia leiocalyx","Early Black Wattle","Y","8m",null,null,"Bees; parrots,pigeons; doves","Common, hardy, dense tree in open forest. Perfumed flower spikes, 10cm, winter to spring. Pods curved or twisted, thick, to flattened. Similar to A. concurrens "]
["Allocasuarina littoralis","Black She-Oak","R","6m",null,null,"Glossy Black Cockatoos","Widespread in open forest on well-drained soils, often in stands. Cones 25mm x 15mm. Male, female plants"]
["Alphitonia excelsa","Red Ash or Soap Tree","B(fr)","15m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds","Common and hardy shrub to tree. Strong smelling greenish-cream flowers, attractive grey bark and silver foliage"]
["Angophora leiocarpa","Smooth Barked Apple","W","30m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Interesting branch habit, pink or reddish smooth bark"]
["Angophora woodsiana","Smudgee","C","15m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Large foliage and fruit. Profuse flowers "]
["Corymbia gummifera","Red Bloodwood","W","20m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Flaky or chunky red-brown bark"]
["Corymbia intermedia","Pink Bloodwood","C ","35m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Tree rough tessellated bark, prolific flowerer"]
["Corymbia trachyphloia","Brown Bloodwood","C","25m",null,null,"Many bird species; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Smooth bark on finer brances. Leaves dark green above, much paler below. Flowers summer to autumn"]
["Cupaniopsis anacardioides","Tuckeroo","Y(fr)","10m",null,null,"Many bird species","Excellent shade or street tree. Littoral rainforest and coastal scrubs  "]
["Eucalyptus carnea","Broad-leaved  White Mahogany","W","25m",null,"a","Honeyeaters; Koala; Greater Glider; possums and gliders; bees","Moderately dense canopy. Light grey-brown, fribrous stringy bark. Crown of tree bluish-grey. Previously E. umbra subsp. Carnea. "]
["Eucalyptus microcorys","Tallowood","C","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Prolific flowers. Fertile slopes, alluvial flats and in gullies that may have supported a community of dry rainforest species in past. Red-brown bark softly fibrous"]
["Eucalyptus racemosa ","Scribbly Gum","W","20m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; greater glider; other possums and gliders; bees","Erect or crooked; characteristic insect larvae (Endoxylon cinera) 'scribbles' on trunk. Smooth, shiny bark varies white to whitish or silvey-grey. Previously E. signata"]
["Eucalyptus seeana","Narrow-Leaved Red Gum","C","30m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; Yellow-bellied Glider; Greater Glilder; other possums and gliders; bees","Often crooked.  Fine, open, drooping canopy. Grey to brownish-grey smooth bark. Woody seed capsules top-shaped to hemispherical. Similar bark to E. major and E. terticornis. "]
["Eucalyptus siderophloia","Grey Ironbark","W","30m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Greater Glider; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Sometimes drooping, moderately dense canopy. Hard rough, dark grey to nearly black ironbark; furrowed. Woody seed capsules top-shaped. Previously E. drepanophylla. Similar to E. crebra "]
["Eucalyptus tindaliae","Queensland White Mahogany","W","30m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Flying Foxes; possums and gliders; bees","Fine canopy. Fibrous grey-brown stringybark; finely wavy and furrowed. Woodly seed capsules hemispherical. Previously E. phaeotricha and E. nigra"]
["Glochidion sumatranum","Buttonwood or Umbrella Cheese Tree","G/Y(fl)G/R(fr)","10m","a",null,"Many bird species","Green to red cheese shaped fruits. Fast growing. Has umbrella shaped foliage"]
["Lophostemon confertus","Brush Box","W","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Tall tree with attractive brown bark. One of the most widely distributed plant species in the Redlands"]
["Melaleuca quinquenervia","Paperbark Tea Tree, Coastal or Broad-Leaved Paperbark","C","25m","a","a","Many bird species, Flying foxes; Eastern Blossom Bat; Koala","Often in swampy areas, but will tolerate dry conditions. White papery bark.  Produces masses of brush flowers in autumn.  Excellent nectar producer"]
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["SHRUBS"]
["Acrotriche aggregata","Tall Ground Berry","R(fr)","3m",null,null,"Mistletoebird","Dense shrub. Montane form larger than coastal form. Tiny flowers on small sikes, spring. 7mm fruit, edible. "]
["Banksia oblongifolia","Dwarf Banksia ","Y ","2m",null,null,"Honeyeaters, small gliders","Produces nectar laden flowers in autumn"]
["Banksia spinulosa","Golden Candlesticks or Hairpin Banksia","Y ","3m",null,null,"Honeyeaters, small gliders","Produces large flowers in winter and spring"]
["Boronia rosmarinifolia","Forest Boronia","Pi","1m",null,null,"Satin Blue Butterfly","Aromatic leaves when crushed"]
["Breynia oblongifolia","Coffee Bush or Breynia","G(fl) Pi/R(fr)","3m",null,null,"Many bird species; Large Grass-yellow Butterfly caterpillars","Shrub, spreading, sparsely branched. Widespread, but uncommon. Sometimes planted as ornamental"]
["Chorizema parviflorum","Eastern Flame Pea","Y","0.5m",null,null,null,"Slender, weak-stemmed. Winter to summer. Red markings on yellow flower"]
["Crotalaria montana","Rattlepod","Y","1m",null,null,null,"Variable, prostate and erect wildflower. Hairy seed pods"]
["Daviesia umbellulata",null,"Y","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Branching understorey shrub"]
["Dillwynia retorta","Eggs and Bacon","Y","3m",null,null,null,"Erect shed. Mass of flowers spring. Leaves spirally twisted. "]
["Dodonaea triquetra","Forest Hop Bush","Gr(fl)\nP(fr)","3m",null,null,null,"Produces attractive hop like fruit that are either lime-green or purple"]
["Exocarpos cupressiformis","Native Cherry","R(fr)","5m",null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; honeyeaters; Spotted Jezebel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies","Very small greenish-white flowers with parasitic root "]
["Gompholobium pinnatum","Poor Man’s Gold or Wedge Pea","Y","0.3m",null,null,null,"Weak-stemmed, often amongst grasses. Dark, inflated seed pods to 12mm long"]
["Hakea florulenta","Three-nerved Willow Hakea","C","3m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; butterflies; bees","Woody, warty fruit, small clusters of lightly fragranced flowers"]
["Hovea heterophylla","Narrow-Leaved Pea Bush","P","0.45m",null,null,null,"Thin stemmed, upright, finely hairy branchlets and calyces. Sandy soils in open forests"]
["Hovea linearis",null,"P","1m",null,null,null,"Slender shrub with hairy stems. Similar to H. heterophylla"]
["Jacksonia scoparia","Dogwood","Y","3m",null,null,"Butterflies; bees","Open, leafless, shrub on poor gravelly soils. Mass flowers in spring-summer"]
["Leptospermum polygalifolium","Wild May or Tea Tree","W","4m",null,null,"Rosellas; Bees","Weeping open habit, in open forest and along creek banks. Flowers in profusion in late winter, aromatic when crushed"]
["Leptospermum trinervium","Tea Tree","W","6m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub with dark, shaggy bark, growing in sandy soils"]
["Lomatia siliafolia","Crinkle Bush","C","2m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; butterflies; bees","Common shrub, in well-drained sandy soils"]
["Melaleuca salicina","Willow Bottlebrush","Y","15m","a",null,"Honeyeaters; bees and insects","Papery bark; new growth red tips. Formerly Callistemon salignus"]
["Persoonia cornifolia","Broad-leaved Geebung","Y","3m",null,null,"Brown Honeyeater, White-cheeked Honeyeater","Shrub, on well-drained soils. Succulent round or oblong fruits. Bark fairly smooth"]
["Persoonia tenuifolia","Fine-Leaf Geebung","Y","0.5m",null,null,null,"Shrub, on well-drained soils. Yellowish-green shrub. Flowers to 8mm. 10mm green fruit"]
["Petalostigma pubescens","Quinine Bush or Bitter Bark","Y/G(fl) Y/R(fr)","6m",null,null,"Cooper Jewel Butterfly caterpillar","Common shrub or small tree, in sandy soils. Dioecious. Similar to P. triloculare"]
["Pimelia linifolia","Rice Flower","W/Pi","1m",null,null,null,"Variable common shrub in sandy or heavier soils in open areas. White, sometimes pink. Poisonous to stock"]
["Pomax umbellata","Pomax","R","0.4m",null,null,null,"Small, dense multi branched plant, in sandy or stony areas"]
["Pultenaea paleacea","Chaffy Bush Pea","Y","1.5m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub, branches silky-hairy. Leaves silky-hairy below. 10mm yellow flowers, sometimes lack red markings."]
["Pultenaea petiolaris","Woolly Bush Pea","Y","0.3m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Often in dry, stony areas. 9mm flowers in dense terminal heads, winter to spring. Pods flattened, to 9mm"]
["Pultenaea retusa","Blunt-Leaved Pea","Y","2m","a",null,"Bees; other insects","Shrub along creek lines and in moister areas. 7mm flowers in dense terminal heads, winter to spring. Pods flattened, to 7mm"]
["Rubus moluccana","Molucca Raspberry","Pi/W(fl) R(fr)","2m",null,null,"Many bird species; ground-dwelling animals","Vigorous and thorny. Var. moluccanus does not have deeply lobed leaves and flowers are white. Var. trilobus has pink flowers"]
[]
["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Alloteropsis semialata","Cockatoo Grass","Y","1m",null,null,"Finches, doves","Tufting grass with long seed spikes. Flower/seed heads of 3. Large seeds"]
["Aristida benthamii","Three-awned spear grass",null,"1m",null,null,null,"Fine clumping grass with spear-like seed heads with 3 'prongs'. Similar to A. vagans"]
["Aristida vagans","Threeawn Speargrass",null,"0.8m",null,null,null,"Fine clumping grass with spear-like seed heads with 3 'prongs'. Similar to A benthamii"]
["Chorizandra sphaerocephala","Roundhead Bristle-sedge",null,"1.1m","a",null,null,"Spreading sedge-like plant growing in swampy areas"]
["Cymbopogon refractus","Barb-Wire Grass",null,"1m",null,null,null,"Flowers appear like clusters of barbed wire, Blue green foliage and red stems. Light lemon scent when crushed"]
["Entolasia stricta","Wiry Panic",null,"0.8m",null,null,"finches; pigeons; doves","Hairy, loosely tufted grass on poor or sandy soils"]
["Eragrostis elongata","Clustered Lovegrass",null,"0.8m",null,null,null,"Tufting annual grass in sandy woodland areas"]
["Gahnia aspera","Red Fruited Sawsedge","Bk/Br(fl) R/Br(fr)","0.65m",null,null,"Pied Currawong, Brown Cuckoo-dove; caterpillars of Spotted, Flame and Varied Sedge-Skippers and Green Darter Butterflies","Tough leaves with razor sharp edges. Clumping, in dry areas"]
["Imperata cylindrica","Blady Grass","W","1.2m",null,null,"Grassland birds; Evening Brown, Dusky Knight, Greenish Darter, White Grass-dart, Dingy Grass-dart Butterfly; northern brown bandicoot, wallabies","Common grass with long creeping rhizome.Growsn on edges, good indicator of recent fires and other disturbance. Attractive, fluffy seed spike"]
["Lepidosperma laterale","Variable Sword Sedge",null,"0.9m",null,null,null,"Common upright sedge, of sandy or rocky areas."]
["Ottochloa gracillima","Graceful Grass",null,"0.3m",null,null,"Finches; Brown Ringlet, Wonder Brown, lilac Grass-skipper and White-brand Grass Skipper Butterflies ","Slender grass in shady places. Usually forms carpeting mat over ground"]
["Ptilothrix deusta","Feather Sedge","Y/W","0.6m","a",null,null,"Tufted sedge, in moist, sandy soil and heath areas. Yellowish-white flowers, throughout the year"]
["Sporobolus elongatus","Slender Rat's Tail Grass",null,"1m",null,null,null,"Slender, erect grass of woodland and open areas. Can be confused with weed species"]
["Themeda triandra","Kangaroo Grass",null,"0.6m",null,null,"Eastern-grey Kangaroo; Evening Brown, Orange Ringlet, Ringed Xenica and Common Brown, Shouldered Brown, Ringed Xenica, Dingy Ringlet Butterflies","Common, erect, tufting grass, often a dominant species in open, well-drained positions. Benefits from annual prune "]
[]
["FERNS"]
["Adiantum hispidulum","Rough Maiden Hair",null,"0.2m",null,null,null,"Delicate fan shaped fronds. Young fronds are pink"]
["Lindsaea linearis","A Fern",null,"0.30m","a",null,null,"Small erect fern, often colonising in moist areas. Sterile fronds to 30cm tall"]
["Lygodium microphyllum","Climbing Maidenhair Fern",null,null,"a",null,null,"Climbing fern of damp places such as paperbark forests and sunny, swampy areas"]
["Pteridium esculentum","Bracken",null,"2m",null,null,"Northern Brown Bandicoot, Swamp and red-necked wallaby","Stiff, erect fern, spreading by hairy underground rhizome, often forming thickets on well-drained soils. Widespread "]
["Schizaea bifida","Forked Comb Fern",null,"0.25m",null,null,null,"Small erect fern. Sterile fronds mostly simple, fertile fronds taller, divided"]
["Schizaea dichotoma","Branched Comb Fern",null,"0.4m",null,null,null,"Erect fern, fronds clustered. Sterile fronds divided regularly into over 20 segments, fertile fronds slightly flattened "]
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["HERBACEOUS PLANTS"]
["Centella asiatica","Pennywort",null,"0.1m","a",null,null,"Creeping herb with insignificant flowers"]
["Chrysocephalum apiculatum","Yellow Buttons","Y","0.4m",null,null,"Australian Painted Lady Butterfly caterpillar","Erect herbaceous plant, bright 'button' flowers"]
["Commelina diffusa ","Native Wandering Jew","P ","0.75m",null,null,null,"Weak-stemmed herb. Delicate 3-petalled blue flowers to 25mm, spring to autumn"]
["Dampiera sylvestris","Blue fan flower","P","0.4m",null,null,null,"In light shade, usually on hillsides Purple flowers to 20mm, spring to summer"]
["Dianella brevipedunculata","Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl) P(fr)","1m",null,null,null,"Tufting plant in lily family. Hardy"]
["Dianella caerulea","Blueberry Lily or Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl) P(fr)","1m",null,null,"Lewin's Honeyeater; Silvereyes","Clumping plant that spreads by suckers. Flowers on spike above foliage, all year."]
["Dianella longifolia","Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl) P (fr)","1m",null,null,null,"Tufted plant widespread in dry shallow soils"]
["Goodenia rotundifolia","Star Goodenia","Y ","0.3m",null,null,null,"Yellow flowers with purple throat"]
["Haemodorum austroqueenslandicum","Blood Root","Bk(fr)","1.5m",null,null,null,"Plant in sandy soils, with a few strap-like leaves. Similar to H. tenuifolium "]
["Hibbertia stricta","Guinea Flower","Y","0.6m",null,null,null,"Dense shrub that can flower most of the year. Well-drained soils"]
["Hibbertia vestita","A Guinea Flower","Y","0.3m",null,null,null,"Low or prostrate multi-stemmed shrub. Hardy, full sun or semi-shade "]
["Hovea acutifolia","Purple Pea Bush","Pu/W","2m",null,null,"Bees; other insects","Upright shrub, in open shady forest"]
["Hybanthus monopetalus","Lady’s Slipper","B to P","0.45m",null,null,null,"Slender, weak-stemmed herb, well-drained areas"]
["Lobelia purpurascens","White Root","W","0.1m",null,null,null,"Prostrate or sprawling plant with milky sap.  A weed of lawns and gardens"]
["Lomandra longifolia","Mat Rush","C ","1 m",null,null,"Silver Studded Ochre, Common White-spot Skipper, Eliena Skipper, Iachus Skipper, Phigaliodes Skipper, Praxedes Skipper, Symmomus Skipper Butterfly","Large clumping grass-like plant.  Produces large flower spikes"]
["Lomandra multiflora","Many-Flowered Mat Rush","C","0.9m",null,null,"Eliena Skipper, Iacchus Skipper, Rare White-spot Skipper, Common White-spot Skipper, Phigalia Skipper, Maheta Skipper Butterfly","Common perennial grass-like herb, forms sparse clumps"]
["Murdannia graminea","Slug Herb","Pi/Pu","0.4m","a",null,null,"Grass-like herb with flowers on spikes"]
["Thysanotus tuberosus","Fringed Lily","Pi/Pu","0.3m",null,null,null,"Grass-like herb in moist, sunny places amongst grasses. Frilled 20mm flowers in spikes to 60cm, spring to summer"]
["Trachymene incisa","Wild Parsnip","W","0.6m",null,null,null,"Erect, dainty herb with edible tubers"]
["Tricoryne elatior","Common Rush Lily","Y","0.5m",null,null,null,"Small wiry stemmed plant, on well-drainged, stony soils in grassy areas and in sandy coastal areas. Virtually leafless"]
["Wahlenbergia gracillis","Small-Flowered Bluebell","M/B","0.5m",null,null,null,"Common, slender, clumping erect herb "]
[]
["VINES"]
["Eustrephus latifolius","Wombat Berry","Pi(fl) O(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Scrambling plant.  Produces lily flowers"]
["Geitonoplesium cymosum","Scrambling Lily","W(fl)\nB(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Scrambling plant with shiny dark-green leaves "]
["Hardenbergia violacea","Native Sarsaparilla","P",null,null,null,"Eastern Spinebill; Common Grass-blue Butterfly","Small, scrambling or prostrate vine. Atractive bright purple pea flower. Often grows with Corymbia spp."]
["Parsonsia straminea","Monkey Rope Vine","W/Br/Pi",null,null,null,"Ringtail possum, nesting birds, common crow butterfly","Robust twining vine, common in poorly drained areas, can become weed-like. Scented white to brownish or pinkish 5-petalled flowers. Woody, cigar-shaped fruit to 16cm"]
["Stephania japonica","Tape Vine","Y(fl)",null,null,null,null,"Light climber with thin wiry stems. Clusters of small yellow flowers, spring to summer. Common beach dunes and headlands"]
[]
["ORCHIDS"]
["Geodorum densiflorum","Pink Nodding Orchid","Pi","0.4m",null,null,null,"Terrestrial orchid with broad pleated leaves"]

{"sheet":"12.12.19","index":42,"n_rows":67,"n_cols":8,"rows_kept":67,"cut":false,"hidden":false,"merged":[[3,0,3,1],[1,0,1,7],[0,0,0,6]]}
["Regional Ecosystem:  12.12.19\n\nDescription:  Vegetation complex of exposed rocky headlands. Vegetation types include Themeda triandra grassland and wind-sheared shrubland and woodland. Occurs on Mesozoic to Proterozoic igneous headlands\n\nShort description:  Vegetation complex of rocky headlands on Mesozoic to Proterozoic igneous rocks\n\nLocal status:  Critically limited within the Redlands Coast"]
["Structural Percentage of Cover:  Trees 10%, Shrubs 20%, Other 70%"]
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Flower Colour","Height","Wet","KOALA \nFOOD TREE","Fauna","Notes"]
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["TREES"]
["Banksia integrifolia","Coastal Banksia","Y ","16m",null,null,"Honeyeaters; small gliders","Flowers over a long period. Interestiong foliage and shape. Sandy soils"]
["Casuarina equisetifolia","Coastal She-Oak or Horsetail Oak","R","10m",null,null,"Rainbow Lorikeet; Red-tailed Black-Cockatoo; Bees","Weeping grey-green foliage.  Excellent windbreak"]
["Cupaniopsis anacardioides","Tuckeroo","Y(fr)","10m",null,null,"Many bird species","Excellent shade or street tree. Littoral rainforest and coastal scrubs  "]
["Lophostemon confertus","Brush Box","W","35m",null,"a","Many bird species; Koala; Ornate Dusk-flat, Coral Jewel and Fiery Jewel Butterflies; bees","Tall tree with attractive brown bark. One of the most widely distributed plant species in the Redlands"]
["Pandanus tectorius","Screw Pine","O (fr)","12m",null,null,null,"Produces large palm like leaves and large fruit similar in appearance to a pineapple.  Trees should be sourced on the Island to avoid introducing a serious pest that attacks this plant"]
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["SHRUBS"]
["Chamaecrista maritima",null,"Y","0.15m",null,null,null,"Uncommon, weak-stemmed, hairy stems to 30cm long. Flowers all year"]
["Dodonaea viscosa subsp. burmanniana","Sticky Hop Bush","Gr/Pi/R(fr)","4m",null,null,"King Parrot and Pale-headed Rosella","Quick growing shrub. Male, female plants.  Attractive hop like fruit that are either lime-green or purple"]
["Myoporum acuminatum","Creeping Boobialla","W(fl) Bl fr)","1m",null,null,"Many bird species","Prostate to small shrub. Flowering most fo the year. Similar to M. boninese "]
["Myoporum boninense subsp. australe","Mangrove Boobialla","W(fl) Pu(fr)","2m",null,null,null,"Shrub, prostrate or up to 0.5m on coast, headlands and tidal creeks"]
["Plectranthus parviflorus","Native Coleus","M/Pu","0.7m",null,null,null,"Herb with tuberous base"]
["Pomax umbellata","Pomax","R","0.4m",null,null,null,"Small, dense multi branched plant, in sandy or stony areas"]
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["VINES"]
["Abrus precatorius subsp. precatorius","Crab's eye or Giddee Giddee Bean","P(fl)\nR(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Very toxic red and black seed. Easily confused with weed species of Abrus precatorius subsp. africanus"]
["Cassytha filiformis","Dodder Laurel","W",null,null,null,null,"Leafless parasitic twiner. Up to 10 white flowers. Sessile, globose fruit to 5mm"]
["Clematicissus opaca","Forest Grape","Bk(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Vine of dry scrub and open forest. Edible black fruit to 15mm"]
["Hibbertia scandens ","Snake Vine","Y",null,null,null,null,"Hardy creeper. Can be pruned and trained as a hedge or shrub  "]
["Jasminium didymum subsp. didymum","Coastal Jasmine","W(fl) B(fr)",null,null,null,null,"Hardy climber or small shrub on sands or loams. Clusters of 10mm black, succulent fruit and fragrent flowers"]
["Pandorea jasminoides","Bower Vine","Pi",null,null,null,null,"Vigorous vine. Tubular pink 5-petalled flowers to 6cm. Oblong woody seed capsule"]
["Rhynchosia minima var. minima",null,"Y",null,null,null,null,"Twining climber, usually on heavy soils. "]
["Smilax australis","Barbed-wire Vine","W(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,"Fruit-eating birds; Bright Forest-blue, Coral Jewel, Fiery Jewel Butterfly","Vigorous vine with bright green leaves and small spines. Lightly fragrant, white flowers in clusters all year. Globose, black fruit"]
["Smilax glyciphylla","Sweet Sarsaparilla","W(fl) Bl(fr)",null,null,null,"Fruit-eating birds","Useful foliage plant, good for covering trellis or low fences. Young leaves edible"]
["Stephania japonica var. discolor","Tape Vine","Y(fl)",null,null,null,null,"Light climber with thin wiry stems. Clusters of small yellow flowers, spring to summer. Common beach dunes and headlands"]
[]
["HERBACEOUS PLANTS"]
["Actites megalocarpus","Coastal Sowthistle","Y","0.5m",null,null,null,"Erect fleshy herb on cliffs, headlands and dunes. 17cm x 4.5cm toothed leaves crowded on stem. 30mm flower heads"]
["Crinum pedunculatum","Crinum Lily","W","1m","a",null,null,"Produces clusters of large lily flowers. Hardy in a wide range of conditions"]
["Cyanthillium cinereum","Vernonia","P","1m",null,null,null,"Upright herb. Pinkish to purplish 7mm flowers in heads throughout year"]
["Dianella congesta","Blue Flax-lilly","Bl (fl) P (fr)","1m",null,null,null,"Small, hardy, clumping plant that produces star like flowers.  Grows naturally on sand dunes"]
["Dianella crinoides","Blue Flax Lily","Bl (fl) P (fr)","0.8m",null,null,null,"Uncommon clumping plant on sand or sand soil among rocks"]
["Glossocardia bidens","Native Cobblers Pegs","Y","0.3m",null,null,null,"Erect, open herb in sandy soil, often leafless. Known for 2-barbed leaves attaching to clothing"]
["Goodenia paniculata","Branched Goodenia","Y","0.45m","a",null,null,"Understorey short-lived herb"]
["Hypericum gramineum","Native St John’s Wort","Y or W","0.3m",null,null,null,"Upright herb in open, grassy places"]
["Lobelia alata","Swamp Lobelia","P","0.2m","a",null,null,"Sprawling herb, wet areas"]
["Lobelia purpurascens","White Root","W","0.1m",null,null,null,"Prostrate or sprawling plant with milky sap.  A weed of lawns and gardens"]
["Oxalis thompsoniae",null,"Y","0.25m",null,null,null,"Small creeping, erect herb in gardens and disturbed areas. Moderately hairy"]
["Picris angustifolia subsp. carolorum-henricorum","Hawk Weed","Y","0.5m",null,null,null,"Uncommon herb. Seeds with fluffy \"parachutes\""]
["Pseudognaphalium luteoalbum","Jersey Cudweed","Y","0.45m",null,null,null,"Erect, greyish, woolly, multi-stemmed herb. "]
["Senecio pinnatifolius var. pinnatifolius","Variable Groundsel","Y","0.7m",null,null,null,"Yellow prostate daisy growing on coastal headlands"]
["Thesium australe","Austral Toadflax","W","0.4m","a",null,null,"Vulnerable upright, hemi-parasitic herb, usually in damp grassy areas. Tiny white axillary flowers, spring to summer. "]
["Viola banksii","Native Violet","P/W","0.3m","a",null,null,"Creeping plant of melaleuca swamps and creek banks. Formerly V. hederacea "]
["Wahlenbergia gracilis","Small-Flowered Bluebell","M/B","0.5m",null,null,null,"Common, clumping erect herb "]
["Wollastonia biflora",null,"Y","1.5m",null,null,null,"Straggly herb, in swales, hind-dunes and landward side of mangroves"]
["Xerochrysum bracteatum subsp. North Stradbroke Island","Everlasting or Paper Daisy","Y ","1m",null,null,null,"Narrow, upright herb. Local form not available, though hybrids such as Dargan Hill Monarch would be suitable. Formerly Bracteantha bracteata"]
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["GRASSES & SEDGES"]
["Aristida holathera","Erect Kerosene Grass",null,"0.6m",null,null,null,"Shirt-lived grass of sandy forested areas"]
["Aristida jerichoensis","Jericho Wiregrass",null,"0.9m",null,null,null,"Compact tufting grass with 3 small, spear-like seeds, dry, well drained area"]
["Cenchrus caliculatus","Hillside Burrgrass",null,"1.5m",null,null,null,"Clumping grass, burr-like seeds on poor soils"]
["Entolasia stricta","Wiry Panic",null,"0.8m",null,null,"finches; pigeons; doves","Hairy, loosely tufted grass on poor or sandy soils"]
["Paspalum vaginatum","Saltwater Couch",null,"0.5m",null,null,null,"Perennial, grass-like or herb with rhizomes/stolons "]
["Perotis rara","Comet Grass",null,"0.4m",null,null,null,"Slender, tufting annual grass. Seed spikes give a feathery, soft appearance"]
["Phyla nodiflora","Lippia or Condamine Couch","W","0.1m","a",null,null,"Prostrate creeping herb with short flower head in clusters. Flowers all year"]
["Themeda triandra","Kangaroo Grass",null,"0.6m",null,null,"Eastern-grey Kangaroo; Evening Brown, Orange Ringlet, Ringed Xenica and Common Brown, Shouldered Brown, Ringed Xenica, Dingy Ringlet Butterflies","Common, erect, tufting grass, often a dominant species in open, well-drained positions. Benefits from annual prune "]
["Triglochin striatum","Streaked Arrow Grass",null,"0.5m","a",null,"Frogs","Erect sedge arising in tufts from swollen rootstock in saline swamps and along riverbanks. Cylindrical leaves"]
[]
["FERNS"]
["Microsorum grossum",null,null,"0.6m",null,null,null,"Scrambling or climbing fern, has fleshy rhizome and mainly terrestrial. Similar to M. pustulatum. Presumed to be native"]
["Psilotum nudum","Skeleton Fork Fern",null,"0.6m",null,null,null,"Erect or pendent 'leafless' fern relative, in rock crevices or staghorn peat"]
["Pteridium esculentum","Bracken",null,"2m",null,null,"Northern Brown Bandicoot, Swamp and red-necked wallaby","Stiff, erect fern, spreading by hairy underground rhizome, often forming thickets on well-drained soils. Widespread "]

{"sheet":"RCC Master Native Plant List","index":43,"n_rows":1057,"n_cols":8,"rows_kept":1057,"cut":false,"hidden":false,"merged":[]}
["Scientific Name","Common Name","Family","Plant form","NC Act","EPBC Act","Synonym","Notes"]
["Abelmoschus moschatus",null,"Malvaceae","shrub"]
["Abildgaardia vaginata",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like",null,null,"Fimbristylis brownii"]
["Abrophyllum ornans","Native Hydrangea","Grossulariaceae","tree",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Abrus precatorius","Crab's Eye","Fabaceae","vine"]
["Abutilon oxycarpum","Lantern Bush","Malvaceae","shrub"]
["Acacia bakeri","Marblewood","Mimosaceae","tree"]
["Acacia baueri",null,"Mimosaceae","shrub"]
["Acacia cincinnata",null,"Mimosaceae","shrub",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Acacia concurrens","Late Black Wattle","Mimosaceae","tree"]
["Acacia conferta",null,"Mimosaceae","shrub",null,null,null,"recorded in BCC along Tingalpa Creek, within sight of Redlands"]
["Acacia disparrima","Hickory Wattle","Mimosaceae","tree",null,null,"Acacia aulacocarpa"]
["Acacia falcata",null,"Mimosaceae","tree"]
["Acacia fimbriata","Brisbane Wattle","Mimosaceae","tree"]
["Acacia fimbriata var. perangusta","Eprapah Wattle","Mimosaceae","tree"]
["Acacia flavescens",null,"Mimosaceae","tree"]
["Acacia hispidula",null,"Mimosaceae","shrub"]
["Acacia juncifolia",null,"Mimosaceae","shrub"]
["Acacia leiocalyx",null,"Mimosaceae","tree"]
["Acacia longifolia",null,"Mimosaceae","shrub",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Acacia maidenii",null,"Mimosaceae","tree"]
["Acacia melanoxylon",null,"Mimosaceae","tree"]
["Acacia myrtifolia","Myrtle Wattle","Mimosaceae","shrub"]
["Acacia penninervis","Mountain Hickory","Mimosaceae","shrub"]
["Acacia sophorae","Coastal Wattle","Mimosaceae","shrub"]
["Acacia suaveolens","Sweet Wattle","Mimosaceae","shrub"]
["Acacia ulicifolia","Prickly Moses","Mimosaceae","shrub"]
["Acalypha nemorum",null,"Euphorbiaceae","shrub"]
["Acianthus fornicatus","Pixiecaps","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Acmella grandiflora",null,"Asteraceae","herb",null,null,null,"ID from John Moss & Glenn Leiper from German Church Rd end of Days Rd reserve area"]
["Acmena hemilampra","Broad-leaved Lilly-pilly","Myrtaceae","tree"]
["Acmena smithii","Lilly-pilly","Myrtaceae","tree"]
["Acronychia imperforata",null,"Rutaceae","tree"]
["Acronychia laevis",null,"Rutaceae","tree"]
["Acronychia pauciflora",null,"Rutaceae","tree"]
["Acronychia wilcoxiana",null,"Rutaceae","tree"]
["Acrostichum speciosum","Golden Mangrove Fern","Pteridaceae","fern"]
["Acrotriche aggregata",null,"Ericaceae","shrub"]
["Actites megalocarpus",null,"Asteraceae","herb"]
["Adiantum aethiopicum","Maiden Hair Fern","Adiantaceae","fern"]
["Adiantum atroviride","Maiden Hair Fern","Adiantaceae","fern"]
["Adiantum diaphanum","Filmy Maiden Hair Fern","Adiantaceae","fern",null,null,null,"? Recorded by Paul's mate at Eastern Escaprment"]
["Adiantum hispidulum","Rough Maiden Hair","Adiantaceae","fern"]
["Aegiceras corniculatum","River Mangrove","Myrsinaceae","mangrove"]
["Agiorta pedicellata",null,"Ericaceae","shrub",null,null,"Leucopogon pedicellatus"]
["Ailanthus triphysa","White Bean","Simaroubaceae","tree",null,null,null,"Recorded by BAAM in RE database update field work 2013"]
["Ajuga australis","Australian Bugle","Lamiaceae","herb"]
["Alchornea ilicifolia","Native Holly","Euphorbiaceae","shrub"]
["Alectryon connatus",null,"Sapindaceae","tree"]
["Alectryon coriaceus","Beach Birds-eye","Sapindaceae","tree"]
["Alectryon tomentosus","Hairy Birds-eye","Sapindaceae","tree"]
["Allocasuarina littoralis","Forest She-oak","Casuarinaceae","tree"]
["Allocasuarina torulosa","Rose She-oak","Casuarinaceae","tree"]
["Alloteropsis semialata","Cockatoo Grass","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Alocasia brisbanensis","Cunjevoi","Araceae","herb"]
["Alphitonia excelsa","Soap Tree, Red Ash","Rhamnaceae","tree"]
["Alpinia caerulea","Native Ginger","Zingiberaceae","herb"]
["Alyxia ruscifolia","Chain Fruit","Apocynaceae","shrub"]
["Amorphospermum whitei",null,"Sapotaceae","tree"]
["Amperea xiphoclada","Broom Spurge","Euphorbiaceae","shrub",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Amyema bifurcatum",null,"Loranthaceae","mistletoe"]
["Amyema cambagei",null,"Loranthaceae","mistletoe"]
["Amyema congener",null,"Loranthaceae","mistletoe"]
["Amyema conspicuum",null,"Loranthaceae","mistletoe"]
["Amyema miquelli",null,"Loranthaceae","mistletoe"]
["Amyema pendulum",null,"Loranthaceae","mistletoe"]
["Amylotheca dictyophleba",null,"Loranthaceae","mistletoe"]
["Aneilema acuminatum",null,"Commelinaceae","herb"]
["Angophora leiocarpa","Broad-lead Apple","Myrtaceae","tree",null,null,"Angophora costata"]
["Angophora subvelutina",null,"Myrtaceae","tree"]
["Angophora woodsiana",null,"Myrtaceae","tree"]
["Aotus ericoides",null,"Fabaceae","shrub"]
["Aotus lanigera",null,"Fabaceae","shrub"]
["Aphananthe philippinensis","Native Elm","Ulmaceae","tree"]
["Aphanopetalum resinosum","Gum Vine","Aphanopetalaceae","vine"]
["Apium prostratum","Sea Celery","Apiaceae","herb"]
["Araucaria cunninghamii","Hoop Pine","Araucariaceae","tree"]
["Archontophoenix cunninghamiana","Bangalow Palm, Picabeen Palm","Arecaceae","tree"]
["Argyrodendron trifoliolatum ","White Booyong","STERCULIACEAE","tree",null,null,null,"Recorded by BAAM in RE database update field work 2013"]
["Aristida benthamii","Wire Grass","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Aristida calycina",null,"Poaceae","grass-like",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Aristida gracilipes",null,"Poaceae","grass-like",null,null,null,"ID's by Qld Herb from Kylie - Tipuana Dve"]
["Aristida holathera",null,"Poaceae","grass-like",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Aristida jerichoensis","Jericho Wire Grass","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Aristida queenslandica",null,"Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Aristida ramosa","Purple Wire Grass","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Aristida vagans","Three-awned Wire Grass","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Aristida warburgii","Wire Grass","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Aristolochia meridionalis","Cressida Pipe Flower","Aristolochiaceae","vine"]
["Aristolochia pubera",null,"Aristolochiaceae","vine"]
["Artanema fimbriatum","Koala Bells","Scrophulariaceae","herb"]
["Arthraxon hispidus",null,"Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Arthrochilus irritabilis","Leafy Elbow Orchid","Orchidaceae","orchid",null,null,null,"Small patch found at 59-81 Avalon Road, Sheldon (Maree M)"]
["Arundinella nepalensis","Reed Grass","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Arytera divaricata","Coogera","Sapindaceae","tree"]
["Arytera foveolata","Pitted Coogera","Sapindaceae","tree"]
["Asplenium attenuatum","Simple Spleenwort","Aspleniaceae","fern"]
["Asplenium australasicum","Birds Nest Fern","Aspleniaceae","fern"]
["Asplenium difforme","Shore Spleenwort","Aspleniaceae","fern",null,null,"Asplenium obtusatum"]
["Astrotricha latifolia",null,"Araliaceae","tree",null,null,"Astrotricha floccosa"]
["Astrotricha longifolia",null,"Araliaceae","shrub"]
["Auranticarpa rhombifolium","White Holly","Pittosporaceae","tree",null,null,"Pittosporum rhombifolium"]
["Austromyrtus dulcis","Midyim berry","Myrtaceae","shrub"]
["Austrosteenisia blackii","Blood Vine","Fabaceae","vine",null,null,"Kunstleria blackii"]
["Austrostipa pubescens",null,"Poaceae","grass-like",null,null,"Stipa pubescens"]
["Avicennia marina","Grey Mangrove","Avicenniaceae","mangrove"]
["Azolla filiculoides","Azolla Fern","Azollaceae","water plant",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Azolla pinnata","Ferny Azolla","Azollaceae","fern"]
["Backhousia myrtifolia",null,"Myrtaceae","tree"]
["Bacopa monniera","Bacopa","Scrophulariaceae","herb"]
["Baeckea frutescens","Weeping Baeckea","Myrtaceae","shrub",null,null,"Baeckea stenophylla"]
["Baeckea imbricata","Spindly Baeckea","Myrtaceae","shrub"]
["Baloghia inophylla","Scrub Bloodwood","Euphorbiaceae","tree"]
["Baloghia lucida","Scrub Bloodwood","Euphorbiaceae","tree"]
["Baloskion complanatus",null,"Restionaceae","grass-like",null,null,"Restio complanatus"]
["Baloskion pallens",null,"Restionaceae","grass-like",null,null,"Restio pallens"]
["Baloskion tetraphyllum",null,"Restionaceae","grass-like",null,null,"Restio tetraphyllus"]
["Banksia aemula","Wallum Banksia","Proteaceae","tree"]
["Banksia integrifolia","Coastal Banksia","Proteaceae","tree"]
["Banksia oblongifolia","Dwarf Banksia","Proteaceae","shrub"]
["Banksia robur","Swamp Banksia","Proteaceae","shrub"]
["Banksia serrata",null,"Proteaceae","tree"]
["Banksia spinulosa","Hairpin Banksia","Proteaceae","shrub"]
["Bauera capitata",null,"Cunoniaceae","shrub"]
["Baumea arthrophylla","twigrush","Cyperaceae","grass-like",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Baumea articulata","Jointed Twig Rush","Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Baumea juncea","Bare Twig Rush","Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Baumea muelleri",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like",null,null,"Cladium muelleri","from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Baumea nuda",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like",null,null,"Schoenus nudus","from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Baumea rubiginosa","Soft Twig Rush","Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Baumea teretifolia","Twig Rush","Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Beilschmiedia eliptica","Brown Walnut","Lauraceae","tree"]
["Beilschmiedia obtusifolia","Hard Bolly Gum","Lauraceae","tree"]
["Billardiera scandens","Common Apple Berry","Pittosporaceae","vine"]
["Blandfordia grandiflora","Christmas Bells","Blanfordiaceae","herb"]
["Blechnum camfieldii",null,"Blechnaceae","fern",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Blechnum cartilagineum","Gristle Fern","Blechnaceae","fern"]
["Blechnum indicum","Water Fern","Blechnaceae","fern"]
["Bolboschoenus caldwellii",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like",null,null,"Scirpus caldwellii","from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Boronia falcifolia","Wallum Boronia","Rutaceae","shrub"]
["Boronia parviflora","Forest Boronia","Rutaceae","shrub"]
["Boronia polygalifolia","Dwarf Boronia","Rutaceae","shrub"]
["Boronia rivularis",null,"Rutaceae","shrub",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Boronia rosmarinifolia","Forest Boronia","Rutaceae","shrub",null,null,"Boronia ledifolia"]
["Boronia safrolifera","Safrola Boronia","Rutaceae","shrub"]
["Bossiaea ensata",null,"Fabaceae","shrub"]
["Bossiaea heterophylla",null,"Fabaceae","shrub"]
["Bothriochloa bladhii","Forest Blue Grass","Poaceae","grass-like",null,null,"Bothriochloa glabra"]
["Brachyloma daphnoides","Daphne Heath","Ericaceae","shrub"]
["Brachyloma scortechinii",null,"Ericaceae","shrub",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Breynia oblongifolia","Coffee Bush","Euphorbiaceae","shrub"]
["Bruguiera gymnorhiza","Orange Mangrove","Rhizophoraceae","mangrove"]
["Brunoniella australis","Blue Trumpet","Acanthaceae","herb",null,null,"Ruellia australis"]
["Buchnera urticifolia","Blackrod","Scrophulariaceae","herb",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Bulbophyllum minutissimum",null,"Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Bulbostylis barbata",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Burchardia umbellata","Milkmaids","Colchicaceae","herb"]
["Burmannia disticha","Purple Top","Burmanniaceae","herb"]
["Bursaria incana","Mock Orange","Pittosporaceae","shrub"]
["Bursaria spinosa","Prickly Box","Pittosporaceae","shrub"]
["Caesalpinia bonduc","Bonduc, Nicker Bean","Caesalpiniaceae","shrub"]
["Caesia chlorantha","Star Lily","Johnsoniaceae","herb"]
["Caesia parviflora",null,"Johnsoniaceae","herb"]
["Caladenia alata","Fairy Orchid","Orchidaceae","herb",null,null,"Petalochilus alatus ","from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Caladenia carnea","Pink Fingers","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Caladenia catenata","White Caladenia","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Caladenia triplicata","Christmas Orchid","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Caleana major","Flying Duck Orchid","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Caleana minor","Small Duck Orchid","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Callerya megasperma","Native Wisteria","Fabaceae","vine",null,null,"Milletia megasperma"]
["Callitris columellaris","Bribie Island Pine","Cupressaceae","tree"]
["Callitris rhomboidea","Dune Cypress Pine","Cupressaceae","tree"]
["Calochilus campestris","Copper Beard Orchid","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Calochilus grandiflorus","Beard Orchid","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Calochilus paludosus","Red Beard Orchid","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Calochilus robertsonii","Purple Beard Orchid","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Calochlaena dubia","Soft Bracken","Dicksoniaceae","fern"]
["Calophyllum inophyllum",null,"Clusiaceae","tree",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Calytrix tetragona","Common Fringe-myrtle","Myrtaceae","shrub",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Canavalia rosea","Wild Jack Bean","Fabaceae","vine"]
["Capillipedium spicigerum","Scented Top","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Capparis arborea",null,"Capparaceae","tree"]
["Capparis sarmentosa",null,"Capparaceae","vine"]
["Carex appressa","Tall Sedge","Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Carex breviculmis",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Carex fascicularis","Tassel Sedge","Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Carex pumila","Strand Sedge","Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Carissa ovata","Currant Bush","Apocynaceae","shrub"]
["Carporbrotus glaucescens","Pigface","Aizoaceae","herb"]
["Cassytha filiformis","Dodder","Lauraceae","vine"]
["Cassytha glabella",null,"Lauraceae","vine",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Cassytha pubescens",null,"Lauraceae","vine",null,null,"Cassytha paniculata, Cassytha phaeolasia ","from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Castanospermum australe","Black Bean","Fabaceae","tree"]
["Casuarina cunninghamiana","River She-oak","Casuarinaceae","tree"]
["Casuarina equisetifolia","Coastal She-oak","Casuarinaceae","tree"]
["Casuarina glauca","Swamp She-oak","Casuarinaceae","tree"]
["Caustis blakei","Foxtails","Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Caustis flexulosa",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like",null,null,null,"possibly misidentified - may not be in Redlands"]
["Caustis recurvata","Curly Wig","Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Cayratia clematidea",null,"Vitaceae","vine"]
["Cayratia eurynema","Slender Grape","Vitaceae","vine"]
["Celtis paniculata","Native Celtis","Ulmaceae","tree"]
["Cenchrus caliculatus","Hillside Burrgrass ","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Centaurium spicatum","Spiky Centaury","Gentianaceae","herb"]
["Centella asiatica","Pennywort","Apiaceae","herb"]
["Centranthera cochinchinensis","Swamp Foxglove","Scrophulariaceae","herb",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Cephalaralia cephalobotrys","Climbing Panax","Araliaceae","vine"]
["Ceriops tagal","Yellow Mangrove","Rhizophoraceae","mangrove"]
["Chamaecrista maritima",null,"Fabaceae","herb",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Chamaesyce psammogeton",null,"Euphorbiaceae","herb",null,null,"Chamaesyce sparrmanii, Euphorbia sparrmanii, Euphorbia psammogeton ","from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Cheilanthes sieberi","Mulga Fern","Adiantaceae","fern"]
["Chiloglottis sp. 2",null,"Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Chloanthes parviflora",null,"Lamiaceae","herb",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Chloris divaricata","Small Chloris","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Chloris ventricosa","Tall Chloris","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Chorizandra cymbaria","Bristle Brush","Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Chorizandra sphaerocephala","Bristle Brush","Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Chorizema parviflorum",null,"Fabaceae","shrub"]
["Christella dentata",null,"Thelypteridaceae","fern"]
["Chrysocephalum apiculatum","Yellow Buttons","Asteraceae","herb"]
["Chrysopogon sylvaticus",null,"Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Cissus antractica","Native Grape","Vitaceae","vine"]
["Cissus hypoglauca","Native Grape","Vitaceae","vine"]
["Cissus sterculiifolia","Native Grape","Vitaceae","vine"]
["Citriobatus pauciflorus",null,"Pittosporaceae","shrub"]
["Cladium procerum","Leafy Twig Rush","Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Claoxylon australe",null,"Euphorbiaceae","tree"]
["Cleistanthus cunninghamii","Cleistanthus","Euphorbiaceae","shrub"]
["Cleistochloa subjuncea","Sandstone Panic","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Clematicissus opaca","Native Grape","Vitaceae","vine",null,null,"Cissus opaca"]
["Clematis glycinoides","Headache Vine","Ranunculaceae","vine"]
["Clerodendrum floribundum","Lolly Bush","Lamiaceae","shrub"]
["Clerodendrum inerme",null,"Lamiaceae","shrub",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Clerodendrum tomentosum","Lolly Bush","Lamiaceae","shrub"]
["Codonocarpus attenuatus","Bell-fruit Tree","Gyrostemonaceae","tree",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Coleocarya gracilis",null,"Restionaceae","grass-like"]
["Comesperma defoliatum",null,"Polygalaceae","herb"]
["Comesperma hispidulum","Matchheads","Polygalaceae","herb"]
["Comesperma retusum",null,"Polygalaceae","shrub",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Comesperma sphaerocarpum",null,"Polygalaceae","herb"]
["Comesperma volubile",null,"Polygalaceae","vine"]
["Commelina diffusa","Wandering Jew","Commelinaceae","herb",null,null,"Commelina cyanea"]
["Commersonia bartramia","Brush Kurrajong","Bytterneriaceae","tree"]
["Commersonia fraseri",null,"Bytterneriaceae","tree"]
["Conospermum taxifolium","Devil's Rice","Proteaceae","shrub"]
["Corchorus cunninghamii","Cunningham's Jute","Tiliaceae","shrub"]
["Cordyline congesta",null,"Asteliaceae","shrub"]
["Cordyline petiolaris","Palm lily","Asteliaceae","shrub"]
["Cordyline rubra","Red-fruited Palm Lily","Asteliaceae","shrub"]
["Cordyline stricta","Black-fruited Palm Lily","Asteliaceae","shrub"]
["Corybas aconitiflorus","Spurred Helmet Orchid","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Corybas barbarae","Helmet Orchid","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Corybas undulatus","Tailed Helmet Orchid","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Corymbia citriodora","Spotted Gum","Myrtaceae","tree",null,null,"Eucalyptus maculata"]
["Corymbia gummifera","Bloodwood","Myrtaceae","tree",null,null,"Eucalyptus gummifera"]
["Corymbia henryi","Large-leaved Spotted Gum","Myrtaceae","tree"]
["Corymbia intermedia","Pink Bloodwood","Myrtaceae","tree",null,null,"Eucalyptus intermedia"]
["Corymbia trachyphloia","Brown Bloodwood","Myrtaceae","tree",null,null,"Eucalyptus trachyphloia"]
["Cotula australis","Common Cotula, Carrot Weed","Asteraceae","herb",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Crinum pedunculatum","River Lily","Ameryllidaceae","herb"]
["Crotalaria brevis",null,"Fabaceae","herb",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Crotalaria montana","Rattlepod","Fabaceae","shrub",null,null,"Crotalaria linifolia"]
["Croton acronychioides","Thick-leaved Croton","Euphorbiaceae","tree"]
["Croton insularis","Silver Croton","Euphorbiaceae","tree"]
["Cryptocarya glaucescens","Jackwood","Lauraceae","tree"]
["Cryptocarya macdonaldii","Macdonald's Laurel","Lauraceae","tree"]
["Cryptocarya microneura","Murrogun","Lauraceae","tree"]
["Cryptocarya obovata",null,"Lauraceae","tree"]
["Cryptocarya sclerophylla","Totem-pole Tree","Lauraceae","tree"]
["Cryptocarya sp. (Worlds End Pocket)",null,"Lauraceae","tree",null,null,null,"Recorded by BAAM in RE database update field work 2013"]
["Cryptocarya triplinervis",null,"Lauraceae","tree"]
["Cryptostylis erecta","Bonnet Orchid","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Cryptostylis subulata","Cow Orchid","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Cupaniopsis anarcardioides","Tuckeroo","Sapindaceae","tree"]
["Cupaniopsis parvifolia","Small-leaved Tuckeroo","Sapindaceae","tree"]
["Curculigo ensifolia",null,"Hypoxidaceae","herb"]
["Cyanthillium cinereum","Vernonia","Asteraceae","herb",null,null,"Vernonia cinerea"]
["Cyathea cooperi","Tree Fern","Cyathaceae","fern"]
["Cyclophyllum coprosmoides","Coastal Canthium, Coastal Coffee","Rubiaceae","tree",null,null,"Canthium coprosmoides"]
["Cyclophyllum longipetalum","Coastal Canthium, Coastal Coffee","Rubiaceae","tree"]
["Cyclosorus interruptus",null,"Thelypteridaceae","fern"]
["Cymbidium canaliculatum","Black Orchid","Orchidaceae","orchid",null,null,null,"? Recorded by Paul's mate at Eastern Escaprment"]
["Cymbidium maddidum",null,"Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Cymbidium suave",null,"Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Cymbopogon refractus","Barbed-wire Grass","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Cynanchum bowmanii","Bowman's Milk Vine","Apocynaceae","vine"]
["Cynanchum carnosum",null,"Apocynaceae","vine",null,null,"Ischostemma carnosum"]
["Cynodon dactylon","Couch","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Cyperus aquatilis",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Cyperus bowmanii",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Cyperus brevifolius",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Cyperus cyperoides",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Cyperus eglobosus",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Cyperus enervis",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Cyperus exaltatus",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Cyperus flavidus",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Cyperus gracilis","Slender Sedge","Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Cyperus haspan",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Cyperus laevigatus",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Cyperus laevis",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Cyperus lucidus",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Cyperus pilosus",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Cyperus polystachyos","Bunchy Sedge","Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Cyperus sangiumolentus",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Cyperus scaber",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Cyperus stradbrokensis",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Cyperus subulatus",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Cyperus tetracarpus",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Cyperus tetraphyllus","Rainforest Sedge","Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Cyperus trinervis",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Cyperus unioloides",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Dampiera sylvestris","Blue Fan Flower","Goodeniaceae","herb"]
["Davallia pyxidata","Hare's Foot Fern","Davalliaceae","fern"]
["Daviesia ulicifolia",null,"Fabaceae","shrub"]
["Daviesia umbellulata",null,"Fabaceae","shrub"]
["Daviesia villifera","Native Gorse","Fabaceae","shrub",null,null,"Daviesia squarrosa"]
["Daviesia wyattiana","Showy Parrot Pea","Fabaceae","shrub"]
["Decaspermum humile",null,"Myrtaceae","tree"]
["Dendrobium bowmanii","Bowman's Pencil Orchid","Orchidaceae","herb",null,null,"Dockrillia bowmanii"]
["Dendrobium monophyllum","Lily Of The Valley","Orchidaceae","herb",null,null,"Australorchis monophylla"]
["Dendrobium schoenina","Pencil Orchid","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Dendrobium tetragonum","Spider Orchid","Orchidaceae","orchid",null,null,null,"Recorded by BAAM in RE database update field work 2013"]
["Dendrocnide photinophylla","Shiny Stinging Tree","Urticaceae","tree"]
["Dendrophthoe vitellina",null,"Loranthaceae","mistletoe"]
["Denhamia celastroides",null,"Celastraceae","tree"]
["Denhamia pittosporoides",null,"Celastraceae","tree"]
["Derris involuta",null,"Fabaceae","vine"]
["Desmodium brachypodum","Large Tick-trefoil","Fabaceae","vine",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Desmodium heterocarpon",null,"Fabaceae","vine"]
["Desmodium rhytidophyllum","Rusty Tick-trefoil","Fabaceae","vine"]
["Desmodium triflorum",null,"Fabaceae","vine"]
["Desmodium varians",null,"Fabaceae","vine"]
["Dianella brevipedunculata","Blue Flax Lily","Hemerocallidaceae","herb"]
["Dianella caerulea","Blue Flax Lily","Hemerocallidaceae","herb"]
["Dianella congesta","Blue Flax Lily","Hemerocallidaceae","herb"]
["Dianella crinoides",null,"Hemerocallidaceae","grass-like",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Dianella longifolia","Blue Flax Lily","Hemerocallidaceae","herb"]
["Dianella rara","Blue Flax Lily","Hemerocallidaceae","herb"]
["Dianella revoluta","Blue Flax Lily","Hemerocallidaceae","herb"]
["Dicanthium sericeum","Queensland Blue Grass","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Dichelachne crinita","Longhair Plume Grass","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Dichelachne micrantha","Short-hair Plume-grass","Poaceae","grass-like",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Dicranopteris linearis",null,"Gleicheniaceae","fern"]
["Digitaria breviglumis",null,"Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Digitaria brownii","Cotton Panic","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Digitaria diffusa",null,"Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Digitaria leucostachya",null,"Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Digitaria longifolia",null,"Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Digitaria parviflora",null,"Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Digitaria ramularis",null,"Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Digitaria subagriglumis",null,"Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Dillwynia floribunda",null,"Fabaceae","shrub"]
["Dillwynia retorta",null,"Fabaceae","shrub"]
["Dioscorea transversa","Native Yam","Dioscoreaceae","vine"]
["Diospyros australis","Black Plum","Ebenaceae","tree"]
["Diospyros fasciculosa","Grey Ebony","Ebenaceae","tree"]
["Diospyros ferrea","Queensland Ebony","Ebenaceae","tree"]
["Diospyros geminata","Scaly Ebony","Ebenaceae","tree"]
["Diospyros pentamera","Black Myrtle","Ebenaceae","tree"]
["Diploglottis australis",null,"Sapindaceae","tree",null,null,"Diploglottis cunninghamii"]
["Dipodium hamiltonianum","Yellow Hyacinth Orchid","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Dipodium variegatum","Hyacinth Orchid","Orchidaceae","herb",null,null,"Dipodium punctatum"]
["Diuris aurea",null,"Orchidaceae","herb",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Diuris chrysantha","Donkey Orchid","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Diuris punctata","Purple Donkey Orchid","Orchidaceae","herb",null,null,"Diuris elongata","from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Dockrilla linguiformis","Tongue Orchid","Orchidaceae","herb",null,null,"Dendrobium linguiforme"]
["Dockrilla teretifolia",null,"Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Dodonaea lanceolata ",null,"Sapindaceae","shrub",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Dodonaea triquetra","Hop Bush","Sapindaceae","shrub"]
["Dodonaea viscosa","Sticky Hop Bush","Sapindaceae","shrub"]
["Doodia aspera","Rasp Fern","Blechnaceae","fern"]
["Doodia caudata",null,"Blechnaceae","fern"]
["Doodia squarrosa",null,"Blechnaceae","fern"]
["Drosera binata","Forked Sundew","Droseraceae","herb"]
["Drosera burmanni",null,"Droseraceae","herb",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Drosera peltata","Pale Sundew","Droseraceae","herb"]
["Drosera spatulata","Spoon Leafed Sundew","Droseraceae","herb"]
["Drynaria rigidula","Basket Fern","Polypodiaceae","fern"]
["Drypetes deplanchei","Yellow Tulipwood","Putranjivaceae","tree",null,null,"Drypetes australasica, Drypetes lasiogyna "]
["Duboisia myoporoides","Corkwood","Solanaceae","tree"]
["Durringtonia paludosa",null,"Rubiaceae","herb",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Dysoxylum rufum",null,"Meliaceae","tree"]
["Echinochloa telmatophila","Swamp Barnyard Grass","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Echinopogon nutans","Nodding Hedgehog Grass","Poaceae","grass-like",null,null,null,"discovered by Kylie near Nandeebie Park embankment"]
["Echinostephia aculeata",null,"Menispermaceae","vine",null,null,"Stephania aculeata"]
["Eclipta prostrata","White Eclipta","Asteraceae","herb",null,null,null,"debate over whether native or not"]
["Einadia hastata",null,"Chenopodiaceae","herb",null,null,"Rhagodia hastata"]
["Einadia trigonos","Fishweed","Chenopodiaceae","herb",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Elaeocarpus eumundii",null,"Elaeocarpaceae","tree",null,null,null,"unconfirmed by Rosalie from Ford Rd or Eastern Escarpment"]
["Elaeocarpus grandis","Blue Quandong","Elaeocarpaceae","tree"]
["Elaeocarpus kirtonii","White Quandong","Elaeocarpaceae","tree",null,null,null,"Recorded by BAAM in RE database update field work 2013"]
["Elaeocarpus obovatus","Hard Quandong","Elaeocarpaceae","tree"]
["Elaeocarpus reticulatus","Blueberry Ash","Elaeocarpaceae","tree"]
["Elattostachys nervosa",null,"Sapindaceae","tree"]
["Eleocharis cylindrostachys","Spike Rush","Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Eleocharis difformis","Spike Rush","Cyperaceae","grass-like","Endangered"]
["Eleocharis equisetina",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Eleocharis geniculata",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like",null,null,"Eleocharis caribaea, Eleocharis capitata ","from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Eleocharis sphacelata",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Eleocharis tetraquetra","Spike Rush","Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Elionurus citreus","Lemon-scented Grass","Poaceae","grass-like",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Elymus scabrus","Common Wheat Grass","Poaceae","grass-like",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Embelia australiana",null,"Myrsinaceae","vine"]
["Emilia sonchifolia","Emilia","Asteraceae","herb"]
["Empodisma minus",null,"Restionaceae","grass-like"]
["Enchylaena tomentosa","Ruby Saltbush","Chenopodiaceae","herb"]
["Endiandra discolor","Rose Walnut","Lauraceae","tree"]
["Endiandra sieberi","Corkwood","Lauraceae","tree"]
["Entolasia marginata","Bordered Panic","Poaceae","grass-like",null,null,"Panicum marginatum","from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Entolasia stricta","Wiry Panic","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Enydra fluctuans",null,"Asteraceae","herb"]
["Epacris microphylla","Coral Heath","Ericaceae","shrub"]
["Epacris microphylla ",null,"Ericaceae","shrub",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Epacris obtusifolia","Common Heath","Ericaceae","shrub"]
["Epacris pulchella","Wallum Heath","Ericaceae","shrub"]
["Epaltes australis","Cudweed","Asteraceae","herb"]
["Eragrostis brownii","Brown's Lovegrass","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Eragrostis elongata","Clustered Lovegrass","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Eragrostis interrupta",null,"Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Eragrostis parviflora","Weeping Lovegrass","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Eragrostis pubescens",null,"Poaceae","grass-like",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Eragrostis sororia",null,"Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Eragrostis spartinoides",null,"Poaceae","grass-like",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Eremochloa bimaculata","Poverty Grass","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Eremophila debilis","Winter Apple","Myoporaceae","herb"]
["Eriachne glabrata",null,"Poaceae","grass-like",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Eriachne insularis",null,"Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Eriachne pallescens",null,"Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Eriocaulon australe","Hat Pins","Eriocaulaceae","grass-like"]
["Eriocaulon scariosum",null,"Eriocaulaceae","grass-like",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Eriochilus cucullatus","Pasons Bands","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Eriochloa procera","Spring Grass","Poaceae","grass-like",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Erythrorchis cassythoides","Small Climbing Orchid","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Eucalyptus acmenoides","White Mahogany","Myrtaceae","tree"]
["Eucalyptus bancroftii","Tumbledown Gun","Myrtaceae","tree"]
["Eucalyptus carnea","Broad-leaf White Mahogany","Myrtaceae","tree"]
["Eucalyptus crebra","Barrow-leaf Ironbark","Myrtaceae","tree"]
["Eucalyptus curtisii","Brisbane Mallee, Plunkett Mallee","Myrtaceae","tree"]
["Eucalyptus fibrosa","Broad-leaved Ironbark","Myrtaceae","tree"]
["Eucalyptus major","Grey Gum","Myrtaceae","tree"]
["Eucalyptus microcorys","Tallowwood","Myrtaceae","tree"]
["Eucalyptus moluccana","Gum-topped box","Myrtaceae","tree"]
["Eucalyptus pilularis","Blackbutt","Myrtaceae","tree"]
["Eucalyptus planchoniana","Planchon's Stringybark","Myrtaceae","tree"]
["Eucalyptus propinqua","Grey Gum","Myrtaceae","tree"]
["Eucalyptus racemosa","Scribbly Gum","Myrtaceae","tree",null,null,"Euclayputs signata"]
["Eucalyptus resinifera","Red Mahogany","Myrtaceae","tree"]
["Eucalyptus robusta","Swamp Mahogany","Myrtaceae","tree"]
["Eucalyptus seena","Narrow-leaf Red Gum","Myrtaceae","tree"]
["Eucalyptus siderophloia","Grey Ironbark","Myrtaceae","tree",null,null,"Eucalyptus drepanophylla"]
["Eucalyptus tereticornis","Queensland Blue Gum","Myrtaceae","tree"]
["Eucalyptus tindaleae","Queensland White Stringybark","Myrtaceae","tree",null,null,"Eucalyptus phaetricha, Eucalyptus nigra"]
["Euchiton gymnocephalus","Yellow Buttons","Asteraceae","herb"]
["Eupomatia laurina","Bolwarra","Eupomatiaceae","shrub"]
["Euroschinus falcata","Ribbonwood","Anacardiaceae","tree"]
["Euroschinus falcatus","Ribbonwood","Anacardiaceae","tree",null,null,null,"Recorded by BAAM in RE database update field work 2013"]
["Eurychorda complanata",null,"Restionaceae","grass-like",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Eustrephus latifolius","Wombat Berry","Laxmanniaceae","vine"]
["Evolvulus alsinoides",null,"Convulvulaceae","herb"]
["Excoecaria agallocha","Milky Mangrove","Euphorbiaceae","mangrove"]
["Exocarpos cupressiformis","Bush Cherry","Santalaceae","tree"]
["Exocarpos latifolius",null,"Santalaceae","tree"]
["Ficus coronata","Sandpaper Fig","Moraceae","tree"]
["Ficus fraseri","Sandpaper Fig","Moraceae","tree"]
["Ficus macrophylla","Moreton Bay Fig","Moraceae","tree"]
["Ficus obliqua",null,"Moraceae","tree"]
["Ficus rubiginosa",null,"Moraceae","tree",null,null,"Ficus platypoda"]
["Ficus virens","White Fig","Moraceae","tree"]
["Ficus watkinsiana","Green-leaved Moreton Bay Fig","Moraceae","tree"]
["Fimbristylis cinnamometorum","Fringe Rush","Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Fimbristylis dichotoma","Common Fringe Rush","Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Fimbristylis ferruginea","Fringe Rush","Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Fimbristylis nutans","Fringe Rush","Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Fimbristylis pauciflora",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Fimbristylis polytrichoides","Fringe Rush","Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Fimbristylis tristachya","Fringe Rush","Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Fimbristylis velata","Fringe Rush","Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Flagellaria indica",null,"Flagellariaceae","vine"]
["Flindersia australis","Crow Ash","Rutaceae","tree"]
["Flindersia bennettiana","Bennett's Ash","Rutaceae","tree"]
["Flindersia schottiana","Bumpy Ash","Rutaceae","tree"]
["Flindersia xanthoxyla",null,"Rutaceae","tree"]
["Fuirena ciliaris",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Gahnia aspera","Saw-leaf Sedge","Cyperaceae","herb"]
["Gahnia clarkei","Saw-leaf Sedge","Cyperaceae","herb"]
["Gahnia sieberiana","Saw-leaf Sedge","Cyperaceae","herb"]
["Galactia tenuiflora","Snail Flower","Fabaceae","vine",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Geijera salicifolia","Scrub Wilga","Rutaceae","tree",null,null,"Geijera latifolia "]
["Geitnoplesium cymosum","Scrambling Lily","Hemerocallidaceae","vine"]
["Genoplesium psammophilum",null,"Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Genoplesium rufum",null,"Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Genoplesium sp. Q",null,"Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Geodorum densiflorum","Pink Nodding Orchid","Orchidaceae","herb",null,null,"Geodorum neocaledonicum, Geodorum pictum"]
["Geranium solanderi","Native Geranium","Geraniaceae","herb"]
["Gleichenia dicarpa","Pouched Coral Fern","Gleicheniaceae","fern"]
["Gleichenia mendellii","Coral Fern","Gleicheniaceae","fern"]
["Gleichenia microphylla","Coral Fern","Gleicheniaceae","fern"]
["Glochidion ferdinandi","Cheesewood","Euphorbiaceae","tree"]
["Glochidion sumatranum","Cheese Tree","Euphorbiaceae","tree",null,null,"Glochidion perakense"]
["Glossocardia bidens","Native Cobbler's Pegs","Asteraceae","herb"]
["Glossodia major","Wax Lip","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Glossodia minor","Small Wax Lip","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Glycine clandestina",null,"Fabaceae","vine"]
["Glycine cyrtoloba",null,"Fabaceae","vine",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Glycine tabacina",null,"Fabaceae","vine"]
["Glycine tomentella","Woolly Glycine","Fabaceae","vine",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Gmelina leichhardtii","White Beech","Verbenaceae","tree"]
["Gompholobium latifolium","Golden Glory Pea","Fabaceae","shrub"]
["Gompholobium pinnatum","Poor Man's Gold","Fabaceae","shrub"]
["Gompholobium virgatum","Wallum Wedge Pea","Fabaceae","shrub"]
["Gonocarpus chinensis",null,"Haloragaceae","herb",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Gonocarpus micranthus",null,"Haloragaceae","herb",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Goodenia arenicola","Fan Flower","Goodeniaceae","herb",null,null,null,"as per Mangroves to Mountains"]
["Goodenia bellidifolia","Fan Flower","Goodeniaceae","herb"]
["Goodenia paniculata","Fan Flower","Goodeniaceae","herb"]
["Goodenia rotundifolia","Fan Flower","Goodeniaceae","herb"]
["Goodenia stelligera","Fan Flower","Goodeniaceae","herb"]
["Gossia bidwillii","Python Tree","Myrtaceae","tree",null,null,"Austromyrtus racemulosa, Austromyrtus bidwillii "]
["Gossia gonoclada","Angle-stemmed Myrtle","Myrtaceae","tree",null,null,"Austromyrtus gonoclada"]
["Gossia hilli","Scaly Myrtle","Myrtaceae","tree",null,null,"Austromyrtus hilli"]
["Gossia punctata","Myrtle","Myrtaceae","tree",null,null,"Austromyrtus sp. (Brookfield)"]
["Grevillea leiophylla",null,"Proteaceae","shrub",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Grevillea robusta","Silky Oak","Proteaceae","tree",null,null,null,"listed in old forestry reports and probably once occurred.  Unlikely to be any natural specimens left in shire."]
["Grewia latifolia","Dogs Balls","Tiliaceae","shrub"]
["Guoia semiglauca",null,"Sapindaceae","tree"]
["Gymostachys anceps","Settler's Flax","Araceae","herb"]
["Haemodorum australoqueenslandicum","Bloodroot","Haemodoraceae","herb"]
["Haemodorum tenuifolium","Bloodroot","Haemodoraceae","herb"]
["Hakea actites",null,"Proteaceae","shrub"]
["Hakea florulenta",null,"Proteaceae","shrub"]
["Halophila ovalia","a seagrass",null,"water plant"]
["Haloragis heterophylla","Rough Raspweed","Haloragaceae","herb"]
["Halosarcia sp. ","Samphire","Chenopodiaceae","herb"]
["Hardenbergia violacea","Sarsparilla Vine","Fabaceae","vine"]
["Harpullia hillii",null,"Sapindaceae","tree"]
["Harpullia pendula",null,"Sapindaceae","tree"]
["Hedraianthera porphyropetala",null,"Celastraceae","shrub"]
["Hemarthria uncinata","Mat Grass","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Heritiera trifoliata","White Booyong","Sterculiaceae","tree",null,null,"Argyrodendron trifoliatum"]
["Heteropogon contortus",null,"Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Hibbertia acicularis","Guinea Flower","Dilleniaceae","shrub"]
["Hibbertia aspera","Guinea Flower","Dilleniaceae","shrub"]
["Hibbertia dentata",null,"Dilleniaceae","vine"]
["Hibbertia diffusa","Guinea Flower","Dilleniaceae","shrub"]
["Hibbertia fasciculata",null,"Dilleniaceae","shrub",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Hibbertia linearis","Guinea Flower","Dilleniaceae","shrub"]
["Hibbertia salicifolia","Guinea Flower","Dilleniaceae","herb"]
["Hibbertia scandens","Snake Vine","Dilleniaceae","vine"]
["Hibbertia stricta","Guinea Flower","Dilleniaceae","herb"]
["Hibbertia vestita","Guinea Flower","Dilleniaceae","herb"]
["Hibiscus diversifolius","Swamp Hibiscus","Malvaceae","shrub"]
["Hibiscus heterophyllus","Native Hibiscus","Malvaceae","shrub"]
["Hibiscus tiliaceus","Cottonwood","Malvaceae","tree"]
["Hippocratea barbata","Knot Vine","Celastraceae","vine",null,null,null,"? Recorded by Paul's mate at Eastern Escaprment"]
["Histiopteris incisa","Batswing Fern","Dennstaedtiaceae","fern"]
["Homolanthus nutans","Bleeding Heart","Euphorbiaceae","tree",null,null,"Omolanthus nutans, Omolanthus populifolius"]
["Homoranthus virgatus",null,"Myrtaceae","shrub"]
["Hovea acutifolia","Pointed-leaf Hovea","Fabaceae","shrub"]
["Hovea heterophylla (prev. linearis)",null,"Fabaceae","shrub"]
["Hovea longifolia",null,"Fabaceae","shrub"]
["Hoya australis","Wax Flower","Asclepiadaceae","vine"]
["Hybanthus enneaspermus","Spade Flower","Violaceae","herb"]
["Hybanthus monopetalus","Lady's Slipper","Violaceae","herb"]
["Hydrocotyle acutiloba","Pennywort","Araliaceae","herb"]
["Hydrocotyle verticillata","Shield Pennywort","Araliaceae","herb",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Hygrophila salicifolia",null,"Acanthaceae","herb"]
["Hymenosporum flavum","Native Frangipanni","Pittosporaceae","tree"]
["Hyparrhenia filipendula","Black Spear Grass","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Hypericum gramineum","St Johns Wort","Clusiaceae","herb"]
["Hypolaena fastigiata",null,"Restionaceae","grass-like"]
["Hypolepis muelleri","Hypolepis","Dennstaedtiaceae","fern"]
["Hypolepis punctata","Downy Ground Fern","Dennstaedtiaceae","fern"]
["Hypoxis hygrometrica","Golden Weather Grass","Hypoxidaceae","herb"]
["Hypoxis pratensis","Golden Weather Grass","Hypoxidaceae","herb"]
["Imperata cylindrica","Blady Grass","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Indigofera australis","Native Indigo","Fabaceae","shrub"]
["Ipomoea pes-caprae","Goat's-foot Convolvulus","Convolvulaceae","vine"]
["Ipomoea plebia",null,"Convolvulaceae","vine"]
["Isachne globosa","Swamp Millet","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Ischaemum australe",null,"Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Ischaemum triticeum",null,"Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Isolepis cernua","Nodding Clubrush","Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Isolepis inundata","Swamp Clubrush","Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Isolepis nodosa","Knobby Clubrush","Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Ixora beckleri","Native Ixora, Brown Coffeewood","Rubiaceae","shrub"]
["Jacksonia scoparia","Dogwood","Fabaceae","shrub"]
["Jacksonia stackhousia","Wallum Dogwood","Fabaceae","shrub"]
["Jagera pseudorhus","Foambark","Sapindaceae","tree"]
["Jasminium didymum",null,"Oleaceae","vine"]
["Jasminium suavissimum ","Jasmine","Oleaceae","vine",null,null,"Jasminium simplicifolium"]
["Juncus continuous",null,"Juncaceae","grass-like"]
["Juncus kraussii","Sea Rush","Juncaceae","grass-like"]
["Juncus planifolius","Broad-leaved Rush","Juncaceae","grass-like"]
["Juncus prismatocarpus","Branching Rush","Juncaceae","grass-like"]
["Juncus usitatus","Common Rush","Juncaceae","grass-like"]
["Kennedia rubicunda","Dusky Coral Pea","Fabaceae","vine"]
["Lachnagrostis filiformis","Fairy Grass, Blown Grass","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Lastreopsis decomposita","Trim Shield Fern","Dryopteridaceae","fern"]
["Lastreopsis marginans","Glossy Shield Fern","Dryopteridaceae","fern"]
["Lastreopsis microsora","Creeping Shield Fern","Dryopteridaceae","fern"]
["Laxmannia compacta","Pink Wire Lily","Laxmanniaceae","herb"]
["Laxmannia gracilis","Slender Wire Lily","Laxmanniaceae","herb"]
["Leersia hexandra","Swamp Rye Grass","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Legnephora moorei",null,"Menispermaceae","vine"]
["Lepidosperma laterale","Variable Swordsedge","Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Lepidosperma longitudinale","Pithy Swordsedge","Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Lepironia articulata",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Leptocarpus tenax",null,"Restionaceae","grass-like",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Leptochloa fusca",null,"Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Leptomeria acida","Currant Bush","Santalaceae","shrub"]
["Leptospermum brachyandrum",null,"Myrtaceae","shrub"]
["Leptospermum juniperinum","Tea-tree","Myrtaceae","shrub"]
["Leptospermum liversidgei","Lemon-scented Tea-tree","Myrtaceae","shrub"]
["Leptospermum polygalifolium","Wild May","Myrtaceae","shrub",null,null,"Leptospermum flavescens"]
["Leptospermum semibaccatum","Tea-tree","Myrtaceae","shrub"]
["Leptospermum speciosum","Tea-tree","Myrtaceae","shrub"]
["Leptospermum trinervium","Tea-tree","Myrtaceae","shrub",null,null,"Leptospermum attenuatum"]
["Leptospermum whitei","Tea-tree","Myrtaceae","shrub"]
["Lepturus repens",null,"Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Leucopogon biflorus","Bearded Heath","Ericaceae","shrub"]
["Leucopogon deformis",null,"Ericaceae","shrub",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Leucopogon ericoides","Bearded Heath","Ericaceae","shrub"]
["Leucopogon juniperinus","Bearded Heath","Ericaceae","shrub",null,null,"Leucopogon juniperinum"]
["Leucopogon leptospermoides","Bearded Heath","Ericaceae","shrub"]
["Leucopogon magarodes","Bearded Heath","Ericaceae","shrub"]
["Leucopogon parviflorus","Bearded Heath","Ericaceae","shrub"]
["Leucopogon pimeleoides",null,"Ericaceae","shrub",null,null,"Leucopogon lanceolata","from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Leucopogon virgatus","Bearded Heath","Ericaceae","shrub"]
["Lindernia sp. (Bribie Island)",null,"Scrophulariaceae","herb",null,null,null,"discovered by Travis at Egret Colony when lake was dry - identified by Qld herbarium"]
["Lindsaea brachypoda","Lace Fern","Lindsaeaceae","fern"]
["Lindsaea dimorpha","Lace Fern","Lindsaeaceae","fern"]
["Lindsaea ensifolia",null,"Lindsaeaceae","fern"]
["Lindsaea fraseri",null,"Lindsaeaceae","fern"]
["Lindsaea incisa",null,"Lindsaeaceae","fern"]
["Lindsaea linearis",null,"Lindsaeaceae","fern"]
["Lindsaea microphylla","Lace Wedge Fern","Lindsaeaceae","fern"]
["Litsea leefeana","Brown Bollygum","Lauraceae","tree"]
["Litsea reticulata","Bollygum","Lauraceae","tree"]
["Livistona australis","Cabbage Palm","Arecaceae","tree"]
["Lobelia alata","Angled Lobelia","Campanulaceae","herb"]
["Lobelia gibbosa","Tall Lobelia","Campanulaceae","herb"]
["Lobelia membranacea",null,"Campanulaceae","herb",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Lobelia purpurescens","White Root","Campanulaceae","herb"]
["Lobelia stenophylla",null,"Campanulaceae","herb"]
["Lomandra confertifolia","Mat Rush","Laxmanniaceae","herb"]
["Lomandra elongata","Mat Rush","Laxmanniaceae","herb"]
["Lomandra filiformis","Mat Rush","Laxmanniaceae","herb"]
["Lomandra hystrix","Long-leaved Mat Rush","Laxmanniaceae","herb"]
["Lomandra laxa","Mat Rush","Laxmanniaceae","herb"]
["Lomandra longifolia","Spiky Mat Rush","Laxmanniaceae","herb"]
["Lomandra multiflora","Many-flowered Mat Rush","Laxmanniaceae","herb"]
["Lomatia silaifolia","Crinkle bush","Proteaceae","shrub"]
["Lophostemon confertus","Brush Box","Myrtaceae","tree"]
["Lophostemon suaveolens","Swamp Box","Myrtaceae","tree"]
["Ludwigia octovalvis","Water Primrose","Onagraceae","shrub"]
["Ludwigia peploides","Water Primrose","Onagraceae","herb"]
["Lumnitzera racemosa","Black Mangrove","Combretaceae","mangrove"]
["Lycopodiella cernua","Scrambling Club Moss","Lycopodiaceae","fern",null,null,"Lycopodium cernuum","from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Lycopodiella lateralis","Slender Club Moss","Lycopodiaceae","fern",null,null,"Lycopodium laterale","from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Lycopodiella serpentina","Bog Club Moss","Lycopodiaceae","fern",null,null,"Lycopodium serpentinum","from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Lycopus australis","Native Gipsywort, Water Horehound","Lamiaceae","herb",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Lygodium microphyllum","Creeping Maiden Hair","Schizaeaceae","fern"]
["Lyperanthus suaveolens","Brown Beaks","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Lysiana exocarpi",null,"Loranthaceae","mistletoe"]
["Lysiana subfalcata",null,"Loranthaceae","mistletoe"]
["Macadamia integrifolia","Macadamia","Proteaceae","tree"]
["Macadamia tetraphylla","Rough-shelled Bush-nut","Proteaceae","tree"]
["Macaranga tanarius","Macaranga","Euphorbiaceae","tree"]
["Macarthuria neocambria",null,"Molluginaceae","herb"]
["Maclura cochinchinensis","Cockspur","Moraceae","vine",null,null,"Cudrania cochinchinensis"]
["Mallotus claoxyloides","Green Kamala, Smell-of-the-bush","Euphorbiaceae","tree"]
["Mallotus discolor","White Kamala","Euphorbiaceae","tree"]
["Mallotus philippensis","Red Kamala","Euphorbiaceae","tree"]
["Marsdenia fraseri","Narrow-leaved Milk Vine","Apocynaceae","vine"]
["Marsdenia longiloba","Slender Marsdenia","Apocynaceae","vine",null,null,null,"Recorded by BAAM in RE database update field work 2015"]
["Marsdenia rostrata","Milk Vine","Apocynaceae","vine"]
["Maytenus disperma","Orangebark","Celastraceae","tree"]
["Melaleuca linariifolia","Snow In Summer","Myrtaceae","shrub"]
["Melaleuca nodosa","Prickly-leaf Paperbark","Myrtaceae","shrub"]
["Melaleuca pachyphylla","Wallum Bottlebrush","Myrtaceae","shrub",null,null,"Callistemon pachyphyllus"]
["Melaleuca quinquenervia","Broad-leaf Paperbark","Myrtaceae","tree"]
["Melaleuca saligna","Pink Tips Bottlebrush","Myrtaceae","tree",null,null,"Callistemon salignus"]
["Melaleuca sieberi",null,"Myrtaceae","shrub"]
["Melaleuca thymifolia","Thyme Honeymyrtle","Myrtaceae","shrub"]
["Melaleuca viminalia","Weeping Bottlebrush","Myrtaceae","tree",null,null,"Callistemon viminalis"]
["Melanthera biflora","Sea Daisy","Asteraceae","shrub",null,null,"Wedelia biflora, Wollastonia biflora"]
["Melastoma malabathricum","Blue Tongue","Melastomataceae","shrub",null,null,"Melastoma affine"]
["Melia azerdarach","White Cedar","Meliaceae","shrub"]
["Melichrus procumbens",null,"Ericaceae","herb"]
["Melicope elleryana",null,"Rutaceae","tree",null,null,"Euodia elleryana"]
["Melicope vitiflora","Northern Evodia","Rutaceae","tree",null,null,"Euodia vitiflora, Euodia littoralis ","from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Melodinus australis","Harlequin Fruit","Apocynaceae","vine",null,null,null,"? Recorded by Paul's mate at Eastern Escaprment"]
["Melodorum leichhardtii","Zig-zag Vine","Annonaceae","vine",null,null,"Rauwenhoffia leichhardtii"]
["Microlaena stipioides","Weeping Grass, Rice Meadow Grass","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Microsorum grossum",null,"Polypodiaceae","fern",null,null,"Polypodium grossum","from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Microsorum scandens",null,"Polypodiaceae","fern",null,null,"Polypodium scandens"]
["Microtis parviflora","Slender Onion Orchid","Orchidaceae","herb",null,null,"Microtis bipulvinaris","from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Microtis unifolia","Common Onion Orchid","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Mirbelia rubiifolia",null,"Fabaceae","shrub"]
["Mischocarpus australis","Red Pear-Fruit","Sapindaceae","tree",null,null,null,"Recorded by BAAM in RE database update field work 2013"]
["Mischocarpus pyriformis",null,"Sapindaceae","tree"]
["Mitrasacme alsinoides",null,"Loganiaceae","herb"]
["Mitrasacme pauldosa",null,"Loganiaceae","herb"]
["Monotoca scoparia","Prickly Broom Heath","Ericaceae","shrub"]
["Morinda canthoides","Veiny Morinda","Rubiaceae","vine",null,null,"Coprosma acutifolia, Morinda acutifolia "]
["Morinda jasminoides",null,"Rubiaceae","vine"]
["Mucuna gigantea",null,"Fabaceae","vine"]
["Muellerina celastroides",null,"Loranthaceae","mistletoe",null,null,"Loranthes celastroides","from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Murdannia graminea",null,"Commelinaceae","herb"]
["Myoporum acuminatum","Creeping Boobialla","Myoporaceae","herb"]
["Myoporum boninense",null,"Myoporaceae","herb",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Myriophyllum implicatum",null,"Haloragaceae","herb",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Myrsine howittiana",null,"Myrsinaceae","tree",null,null,"Rapanea howittiana"]
["Myrsine variabilis","Muttonwood ","Myrsinaceae","tree",null,null,"Rapanea variabilis"]
["Neolitsea dealbata","Bollygum","Lauraceae","tree"]
["Nephrolepis cordifolia","Fishbone Fern, Herringbone Fern","Davalliaceae","fern",null,null,"Nephrolepis auriculata","from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Nephrolepis hirsutula",null,"Davalliaceae","fern",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Nephrolepis obliterata",null,"Davalliaceae","fern",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Notelaea longifolia",null,"Oleaceae","tree"]
["Notelaea ovata",null,"Oleaceae","shrub"]
["Notothixos cornifolius","Kurrajong Mistletoe","Viscaceae","mistletoe"]
["Notothixos subaureus",null,"Viscaceae","mistletoe"]
["Nymphoides indica","Water Snowflake","Menyanthaceae","herb",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Oberonia complanata","Southern Green Fairy Orchid or Green Fan Orchid","Orchidaceae","orchid",null,null,null,"Recorded by BAAM in RE database update field work 2013"]
["Ochrosperma lineare","Straggly Baeckea","Myrtaceae","shrub",null,null,"Baeckea linearis"]
["Olax retusa",null,"Olaceae","shrub"]
["Olax stricta",null,"Olaceae","shrub"]
["Oldenlandia galioides",null,"Rubiaceae","herb",null,null,"Hedyotis galioides","from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Olea paniculata","Native Olive","Oleaceae","tree"]
["Olearia hygrophila",null,"Asteraceae","shrub"]
["Olearia nernstii",null,"Asteraceae","shrub",null,null,"Ophioglossum petiolatum"]
["Onchophyllum minutissimum",null,"Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Opercularia diphylla",null,"Rubiaceae","herb",null,null,null,"observed in Greater Glider 26/6/14"]
["Ophioglossum gramineum",null,"Ophioglossaceae","herb",null,null,"Ophioglossum lineare","from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Ophioglossum lusitanicum","Adder's Tongue Fern","Ophioglossaceae","fern",null,null,"Ophioglossum nudicaule"]
["Ophioglossum pendulum",null,"Ophioglossaceae","herb",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Ophioglossum pendulum ","Ribbon Fern","Ophioglossaceae","fern",null,null,null,"Recorded by BAAM in RE database update field work 2013"]
["Ophioglossum reticulatum",null,"Ophioglossaceae","fern"]
["Oplismenus aemulus","Basket Grass","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Oplismenus hirtellus","Slender Basket Grass","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Oplismenus undulatifolius",null,"Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Ottelia ovalifolia","Swamp Lily","Hydrocharitaceae","herb"]
["Ottochloa gracillima","Slender Shade Grass","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Oxalis corniculata",null,"Oxalidaceae","herb"]
["Oxalis rubens",null,"Oxalidaceae","herb",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Oxalis thompsoniae",null,"Oxalidaceae","herb",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Ozothamnus diosmifolius","Sago Bush","Asteraceae","shrub",null,null,"Helichrysum diosmifolium"]
["Pandanus tectorius var. stradbrokensis","Pandanus, Screw Palm","Pandanaceae","tree",null,null,"Pandanus pedunculata"]
["Pandorea jasminoides","Bower Of Beauty","Bignoniaceae","vine"]
["Pandorea pandorana","Wonga Wonga Vine","Bignoniaceae","vine"]
["Panicum effusum","Fairy Panic","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Panicum obseptum","White Water Panic","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Panicum paludosum","Swamp Panic","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Panicum simile","Two-colour Panic","Poaceae","grass-like",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Pararchidendron pruinosum","Snowwood","Mimosaceae","tree"]
["Pararistolochia praevenosa","Birdwing Vine","Aristolochiaceae","vine",null,null,"Aristolochia praevenosa"]
["Parsonsia lanceolata","Rough Silkpod","Apocynaceae","vine"]
["Parsonsia latifolia",null,"Apocynaceae","vine"]
["Parsonsia straminea","Monkey Rope","Apocynaceae","vine"]
["Parsonsia velutina",null,"Apocynaceae","vine",null,null,null,"Recorded by BAAM in RE database update field work 2014"]
["Parsonsia ventricosa","Acuminate Silkpod","Apocynaceae","vine"]
["Paspalidium distans",null,"Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Paspalidium gausum",null,"Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Paspalum distichum","Water Couch","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Paspalum longifolium",null,"Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Paspalum scrobiculatum","Ditch Millet","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Paspalum vaginatum","Saltwater Couch","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Passiflora aurantia","Red Passion Vine","Passifloraceae","vine"]
["Patersonia fragilis","Flag Iris","Iridaceae","herb"]
["Patersonia glabrata","Flag Iris","Iridaceae","herb"]
["Patersonia sericea","Purple Flag Iris","Iridaceae","herb"]
["Pavetta australiensis","Pavetta","Rubiaceae","shrub",null,null,null,"recorded by Lynn Roberts at Ford Road, Sheldon"]
["Pellaea falcata","Sickle Fern","Adiantaceae","fern"]
["Pellaea nana","Dwarf Sickle Fern","Adiantaceae","fern"]
["Pentacera australis","Penta Ash","Rutaceae","tree",null,null,null,"? Recorded by Paul's mate at Eastern Escaprment"]
["Peperomia blanda","Perperomia","Piperaceae","herb",null,null,"Peperomia leptostachya"]
["Peristeranthus hillii",null,"Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Perotis rara","Comet Grass","Poaceae","grass-like",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Persicaria attenuata",null,"Polygonaceae","water plant",null,null,"Polygonum attenuatum"]
["Persicaria decipiens","Slender Knotweed","Polygonaceae","water plant"]
["Persicaria elatior",null,"Polygonaceae","herb",null,null,"Polygonum elatius","from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Persicaria hydropiper","Water Pepper","Polygonaceae","water plant",null,null,"Polygonum hydropiper"]
["Persicaria lapathifolia","Pale Knotweed","Polygonaceae","water plant",null,null,"Polygonum  lapathifolium"]
["Persicaria orientalis",null,"Polygonaceae","water plant",null,null,"Polygonum orientale"]
["Persicaria strigosa",null,"Polygonaceae","water plant",null,null,"Polygonum strigosum"]
["Persoonia cornifolia","Broad-leaf Geebung","Proteaceae","shrub"]
["Persoonia sericea",null,"Proteaceae","shrub"]
["Persoonia stradbrokensis",null,"Proteaceae","shrub"]
["Persoonia tenuifolia","Small-leaf Geebung","Proteaceae","shrub"]
["Persoonia virgata",null,"Proteaceae","shrub"]
["Petalostigma pubescens","Qunine Tree","Picrodendraceae","tree"]
["Petalostigma triloculare","Qunine Bush","Picrodendraceae","tree"]
["Petrophile canescens","Conesticks","Proteaceae","shrub"]
["Petrophile shirleyae","Conesticks","Proteaceae","shrub"]
["Phaius australis",null,"Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Phaius bernaysii","Golden Swamp Orchid","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Phragmites australis","Common Reed","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Phyla nodiflora","Condamine Couch","Verbenaceae","herb"]
["Phylidrum lanuginosum","Wooly Frogmouth","Phylidraceae","water plant"]
["Phyllanthus gasstroemii",null,"Euphorbiaceae","shrub",null,null,"Phyllanthus gunnii"]
["Phyllanthus subcrenulatus","Tooth-leafed Phyllanthus","Euphorbiaceae","shrub"]
["Phyllanthus tenellus",null,"Euphorbiaceae","herb"]
["Phyllanthus thymoides",null,"Euphorbiaceae","shrub"]
["Phyllanthus virgatus",null,"Euphorbiaceae","shrub"]
["Phyllota phylicoides","Heath Phyllota","Fabaceae","shrub"]
["Picris angustifolia","Hawk Weed","Asteraceae","herb"]
["Pimelia latifolia",null,"Thymeliaceae","herb"]
["Pimelia linifolia","Rice Flower","Thymeliaceae","herb"]
["Pipturus argenteus","Native Mulberry","Urticaceae","tree"]
["Pittosporum multiflorum","Orangethorn","Pittosporaceae","shrub",null,null,"Citriobatus multiflorus, Citriobatus pauciflorus "]
["Pittosporum revolutum","Forest/Yellow Pittosporum ","Pittosporaceae","shrub"]
["Pittosporum undulatum","Mock Orange","Pittosporaceae","tree"]
["Planchonella australis","Black Apple","Sapotaceae","tree",null,null,"Pouteria australis"]
["Planchonella chartacea","Narrow-leaved Condoo","Sapotaceae","tree",null,null,"Pouteria chartacea"]
["Planchonella eerwah","Shiny-Leaved Coondoo","Sapotaceae","tree",null,null,null,"Recorded by BAAM in RE database update field work 2013"]
["Planchonella myrsinifolia","Hairy Condoo","Sapotaceae","tree",null,null,"Pouteria myrisinifolia"]
["Planchonella pohlmaniana","Yellow Boxwood","Sapotaceae","tree",null,null,"Pouteria pohlmaniana"]
["Plantago varia",null,"Plantaginaceae","herb",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Platycerium bifurcatum","Elkhorn","Polypodiaceae","fern"]
["Platycerium superbum","Staghorn","Polypodiaceae","fern"]
["Platylobium formosum","Flat Pea","Fabaceae","shrub"]
["Platysace ericoides",null,"Apiaceae","shrub"]
["Plectranthus parviflorus","Native Coleus","Lamiaceae","herb"]
["Pleogyne australis",null,"Menispermaceae","tree"]
["Plumbago zeylanica",null,"Plumbaginaceae","shrub",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Podocarpus elatus","Brown Pine","Podocarpaceae","tree"]
["Podocarpus spinulosus",null,"Podocarpaceae","shrub"]
["Podolepis longipedata","Tall Copper-wire Daisy","Asteraceae","herb",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Podolepis neglecta",null,"Asteraceae","herb"]
["Podolobium aciculiferum",null,"Fabaceae","shrub",null,null,"Oxylobium aciculiferum"]
["Podolobium ilicifolium","Holly Pea","Fabaceae","shrub",null,null,"Oxylobium ilicifolium"]
["Pollia crispata",null,"Commelinaceae","herb",null,null,null,"? Recorded by Paul's mate at Eastern Escaprment"]
["Polyalthia nitidissima",null,"Annonaceae","tree"]
["Polymeria calycina","Morning Glory","Convolvulaceae","vine"]
["Polyscias elegans","Celerywood","Araliaceae","tree"]
["Polyscias murrayi",null,"Araliaceae","tree"]
["Pomaderris ferruginea",null,"Rhamnaceae","shrub"]
["Pomax umbellata",null,"Rubiaceae","herb"]
["Poranthera microphylla",null,"Euphorbiaceae","herb"]
["Poranthera obovata",null,"Euphorbiaceae","herb",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Portulaca australis","Pigweed","Portulacaceae","herb"]
["Portulaca oleracea",null,"Portulacaceae","herb"]
["Prasophyllum australe",null,"Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Prasophyllum brevilabre",null,"Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Prasophyllum elatum",null,"Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Prasophyllum exilis",null,"Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Prasophyllum fuscum","Yellow Leek Orchid","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Prasophyllum patens","Brown Lip Leek Orchid","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Priophys cunninghamii",null,"Amaryllidaceae","herb"]
["Prostanthera linearis",null,"Lamiaceae","shrub"]
["Prostanthera ovalifolia","Mint Bush","Lamiaceae","shrub"]
["Pseudanthermum tenellum",null,"Acanthaceae","herb"]
["Pseudanthermum variabile","Love Flower","Acanthaceae","herb"]
["Pseudanthus orientalis",null,"Picrodendraceae","herb",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Pseudognaphalium luteoalbum","Jersery Cudweed","Asteraceae","herb",null,null,"Gnaphalium luteoalbum","from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Pseudoraphis paradoxa","Slender Mudgrass","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Pseudovanilla foliata","Giant Climbing Orchid","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Psilotum nudum",null,"Psilotaceae","herb",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Psychotria loniceroides",null,"Rubiaceae","shrub"]
["Pteridium esculentum","Bracken","Dennstaedtiaceae","fern"]
["Pteris tremula","Tender Bracken","Pteridaceae","fern"]
["Pterostylis acuminata","Sharp Greenhood","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Pterostylis erecta","Erect Maroonhood","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Pterostylis nigricans","Greenhood","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Pterostylis nutans","Nodding Greenhood","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Pterostylis ophioglossa","Snake Tongue Greenhood","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Pterostylis parviflora","Greenhood","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Pterostylis revoluta","Tiny Greenhood","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Pterostylis sp. No. 4","Greenhood","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Ptilothrix deusta","Feather Sedge","Cyperaceae","grass-like",null,null,"Ptilanthelium deustum"]
["Pultenaea cunninghamii",null,"Fabaceae","shrub"]
["Pultenaea euchila","Orange Pultenaea","Fabaceae","shrub"]
["Pultenaea myrtoides",null,"Fabaceae","shrub"]
["Pultenaea palacea",null,"Fabaceae","shrub"]
["Pultenaea petiolaris",null,"Fabaceae","shrub"]
["Pultenaea retusa","Blunt-leaf Pea","Fabaceae","shrub"]
["Pultenaea villosa","Hairy Bush-pea","Fabaceae","shrub"]
["Pyrrosia confluens","Felt Fern","Polypodiaceae","fern"]
["Pyrrosia rupestris","Rock Felt Fern","Polypodiaceae","fern"]
["Randia chartacea","Native Gardenia","Rubiaceae","shrub"]
["Ranunculus inundatus","River Buttercup","Ranunculaceae","herb"]
["Rhinerrhiza divitiflora","Raspyroot Orchid","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Rhizophora stylosa","Red Mangrove","Rhizophoraceae","mangrove"]
["Rhodamnia rubescens","Scrub Stringybark","Myrtaceae","tree"]
["Rhodomyrtus psidioides","Native Guava","Myrtaceae","tree"]
["Rhynchosia minima","Rhynchosia","Fabaceae","herb",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Rhynchospora brownii",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Rhynchospora corymbosa",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Rhynchospora rubra",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Ricinocarpus pinifolius","Wedding Bush","Euphorbiaceae","shrub"]
["Ripogonum album","White Supplejack","Ripogonaceae","vine"]
["Ripogonum brevifolium","Small-leaved Supplejack","Ripogonaceae","vine"]
["Ripogonum elseyanum",null,"Ripogonaceae","vine"]
["Rubus moluccanus","Native Raspberry","Roseaceae","vine"]
["Rubus parviflorus",null,"Roseaceae","vine"]
["Rubus rosifolius","Native Raspberry","Roseaceae","vine"]
["Rulingia dasyphylla",null,"Sterculiaceae","shrub"]
["Rumex brownii","Swamp Dock","Polygonaceae","herb"]
["Sacciolepis indica","Indian Cup Scale Grass","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Salsola kali","Soft Roly Poly","Chenopodiaceae","shrub",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Samolus repens","Creeping Brookweed","Theophrastaceae","shrub",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Sannantha similis","Twiggy Myrtle","Myrtaceae","shrub",null,null,"Baeckea virgata, Babingtonia similis"]
["Sarcocornia quinqueflora",null,"Chenopodiaceae","herb",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Sarcomelicope simplicifolia","Bauerella","Rutaceae","tree"]
["Sauropus hirtellus",null,"Euphorbiaceae","herb",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Scaevola calendulacea","Dune Fan Flower","Goodeniaceae","herb"]
["Scaevola ramosissima",null,"Goodeniaceae","herb"]
["Schizachyrium fragile","Firegrass  ","Poaceae","grass-like",null,null,"Schizachyrium obliqueberbe","from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Schizaea bifida","Forked Comb Fern","Schizaeaceae","fern"]
["Schizaea dichotoma","Branched Comb Fern","Schizaeaceae","fern"]
["Schizomeria ovata","White Cherry","Cunoniaceae","tree"]
["Schoenoplectus erectus",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like",null,null,"Scirpus erectus","from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Schoenoplectus litoralis",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Schoenoplectus mucronatus","Triangle-leaf Sedge","Cyperaceae","grass-like",null,null,null,"Ben Webb - from property visit to Sylvia Balfour and other places"]
["Schoenoplectus validus",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like",null,null,"Scirpus validus","from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Schoenus brevifolius",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Schoenus calostachyus",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Schoenus ericetorum",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Schoenus falcatus",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Schoenus melanostachys",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Schoenus nitens","Shiny Bogrush","Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Schoenus ornithopodioides",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Schoenus paludosus",null,null,"grass-like"]
["Schoenus scabripes",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Scleria rugosa",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Secamone elliptica","Corky Milk Vine","Apocynaceae","vine"]
["Selaginella uliginosa","Swamp Selaginalla","Selaginallaceae","herb",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Senecio amygdalifolius","a daisy","Asteraceae","herb"]
["Senecio pinnatifolius","Variable Groundsel","Asteraceae","herb",null,null,"Senecio lautus","from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Sesuvium portulacastrum","Sea Purslane","Aizoaceae","herb"]
["Sigesbeckia orientalis","Indian Weed","Asteraceae","herb"]
["Siphonodon australis","Ivorywood","Celastraceae","vine"]
["Sloanea woollsii","Yellow Carabeen","Elaeocarpaceae","tree"]
["Smilax australis","Barbed Wire Vine","Smilacaceae","vine"]
["Smilax glyciphylla",null,"Smilacaceae","vine"]
["Solanum aviculare","Kangaroo Apple","Solanaceae","shrub",null,null,null,"Recorded by BAAM in RE database update field work 2013"]
["Solanum corifolium","Silver-leaved Solanum","Solanaceae","shrub"]
["Solanum shirleyanum","Straggling Nightshade","Solanaceae","shrub",null,null,null,"Recorded by BAAM in RE database update field work 2013"]
["Solanum stelligerum","Devil's Needles","Solanaceae","shrub"]
["Solenogyne bellioides",null,"Asteraceae","herb"]
["Sophora tomentosa",null,"Fabaceae","shrub"]
["Souropus albiflorus","Showy Souropus","Phyllanthaceae","shrub",null,null,null,"Michael Maher, Ben Webb - Luke St, Thornlands"]
["Sowerbaea juncea","Vanilla Lily","Laxmanniaceae","herb"]
["Spermcoce brachystema",null,"Rubiaceae","herb"]
["Sphaerolobium vimineum",null,"Fabaceae","shrub"]
["Spinifex sericeus","Beach Spinifex","Poaceae","grass-like",null,null,"Spinifex hirsutus"]
["Spiranthes sinensis","Screw Orchid","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Spirodela punctata","Duckweed","Araceae","herb",null,null,"Spirodela oligorrhiza, Spirodela pusilla ","from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Sporadanthus caudatus",null,"Restionaceae","grass-like",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Sporadanthus interruptus",null,"Restionaceae","grass-like",null,null,"Lepyrodia interrupta"]
["Sporobolus elongatus","Slender Rat's Tail Grass","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Sporobolus virginicus","Saltwater Couch","Poaceae","grass-like"]
["Sprengelia sprengelioides",null,"Ericaceae","shrub"]
["Stackhousia spathulata","Coastal Stackhousia","Stackhousiaceae","herb"]
["Stackhousia viminea","Slender Stackhousia","Stackhousiaceae","herb"]
["Stenocarpus salignus","Scrub Beefwood","Proteaceae","tree",null,null,null,"Recorded by BAAM in RE database update field work 2013"]
["Stenocarpus sinuatus","Wheel Of Fire","Proteaceae","tree"]
["Stephania aculeata",null,"Menispermaceae","vine"]
["Stephania japonica","Tape Vine","Menispermaceae","vine"]
["Sterculia quadrifida","Peanut Tree","Sterculiaceae","tree"]
["Sticherus flabellatus","Fan Fern","Gleicheniaceae","fern"]
["Sticherus lobatus",null,"Gleicheniaceae","fern"]
["Strangea linearis",null,"Proteaceae","shrub"]
["Streblus brunonianus","Whalebone Tree","Moraceae","tree",null,null,"Streblus pendulinus"]
["Stylidium graminifolium","Grass Trigger Plant","Stylidiaceae","herb"]
["Stylidium ornatum",null,"Stylidiaceae","herb"]
["Stylidium tenerum","Swamp Trigger Plant","Stylidiaceae","grass-like",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Stylidium uliginosum",null,"Stylidiaceae","herb"]
["Styphelia viridis","Green Five Fingers","Ericaceae","shrub"]
["Suaeda arbusculoides","Jellybean Plant","Chenopodiaceae","herb"]
["Suaeda australis","Sea Blite","Chenopodiaceae","herb"]
["Swainsona brachycarpa",null,"Fabaceae","shrub"]
["Syncarpia hillii","Satinay","Myrtaceae","tree",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Synoum glandulosum","Scentless Rosewood","Meliaceae","tree"]
["Syzygium australe","Creek Lilly-pilly","Myrtaceae","tree"]
["Syzygium leuhmanii","Small-leaf Lilly-pilly","Myrtaceae","tree"]
["Syzygium oleosum","Blue Lilly-pilly","Myrtaceae","tree"]
["Tasmannia insipida","Pepper Bush","Winteraceae","shrub"]
["Tetragonia tetragonioides","New Zealand Spinach","Aizoaceae","herb"]
["Tetrastigma nitens","Three-leaf Water Vine","Vitaceae","vine"]
["Tetratheca thymifolia","Black-eyed Susan","Tremandraceae","shrub"]
["Thelymitra ixioides","Dotted Sun Orchid","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Thelymitra longifolia",null,"Orchidaceae","herb",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Thelymitra malvina","Mauve-tufted Sun Orchid","Orchidaceae","herb",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Thelymitra nuda","Scented Sun Orchid","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Thelymitra pauciflora","Slender Sun Orchid","Orchidaceae","herb"]
["Thelypteris confluens","Soft Swamp Fern","Thelypteridaceae","fern",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Themeda triandra","Kangaroo Grass","Poaceae","grass-like",null,null,"Themeda australis"]
["Thespesia populnea",null,"Malvaceae","shrub"]
["Thysanotus tuberosus","Fringed Lily","Laxmanniaceae","herb"]
["Timonius timon",null,"Rubiaceae","tree"]
["Tinospora smilacina","Tinospora","Menispermaceae","vine"]
["Todea barbara","King Fern","Osmundaceae","fern"]
["Toechima tenax",null,"Sapindaceae","tree"]
["Trachymene incisa","Wild Parsnip","Apiaceae","herb"]
["Trachystylis stradbrokensis",null,"Cyperaceae","grass-like"]
["Tragia novae-hollandiae",null,"Euphorbiaceae","vine"]
["Trema tomentosa","Poison Peach","Ulmaceae","shrub"]
["Trichosanthes subvelutina","Silky Cucumber","Cucurbitaceae","vine",null,null,null,"ID from Travis from a property on Summit St"]
["Tricoryne anceps",null,"Johnsoniaceae","herb"]
["Tricoryne eliator",null,"Johnsoniaceae","herb"]
["Triglochin microtuberosum",null,"Juncaginaceae","water plant"]
["Triglochin procera","Water Ribbons","Juncaginaceae","water plant"]
["Triglochin striatum","Streaked Arrow Grass","Juncaginaceae","water plant"]
["Tripladenia cunninghamii",null,"Colchicaceae","herb"]
["Tristaniopsis laurina","Water Gum","Myrtaceae","tree"]
["Trochocarpa laurina",null,"Epacridaceae","shrub"]
["Trophis scandens","Snake Vine","Asclepiadaceae","vine",null,null,"Marsdenia fraseri"]
["Tylophora paniculata",null,"Apocynaceae","vine",null,null,null,"? Recorded by Paul's mate at Eastern Escaprment"]
["Typha domingensis","Bulrush","Typhaceae","water plant"]
["Typha orientalis","Bulrush","Typhaceae","water plant"]
["Utricularia aurea","Bladderwort","Lentibulariaceae","herb"]
["Utricularia biloba","Moth Bladderwort","Lentibulariaceae","herb",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Utricularia caerulea","Bladderwort","Lentibulariaceae","herb"]
["Utricularia dichotoma","Bladderwort","Lentibulariaceae","herb"]
["Utricularia gibba","Bladderwort","Lentibulariaceae","herb",null,null,"Utricularia exoleta"]
["Utricularia laterifolia","Bladderwort","Lentibulariaceae","herb"]
["Utricularia uliginosa","Bladderwort","Lentibulariaceae","herb"]
["Velleia paradoxa","Spur Velleia","Goodeniaceae","herb",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Velleia spathulata",null,"Goodeniaceae","herb"]
["Veronica plebeia","Trailing Speedwell","Scrophulariaceae","herb"]
["Vigna luteola",null,"Fabaceae","vine"]
["Vigna marina","Dune Bean, Yellow Beach Bean","Fabaceae","vine"]
["Viminaria juncea","Golden Spray, Native Broom","Fabaceae","shrub",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Viola banksii",null,"Violaceae","herb",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Viola betonicifolia","Arrow-leafed Violet","Violaceae","herb"]
["Viola hederacea","Native Violet","Violaceae","herb"]
["Viscum articulatum",null,"Viscaceae","herb",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Vitex lignum-vitae","Satinwood","Lamiaceae","tree"]
["Vitex trifolia",null,"Lamiaceae","shrub"]
["Wahlenbergia gracilis","Australian Bluebell","Campanulaceae","herb"]
["Wahlenbergia queenslandica","Australian Bluebell","Campanulaceae","herb"]
["Wahlenbergia stricta","Australian Bluebell","Campanulaceae","herb"]
["Wedelia spilanthoides",null,"Asteraceae","shrub"]
["Westringia eremicola",null,"Lamiaceae","shrub"]
["Wikstroemia indica","Tie Bush","Thymelaeaceae","shrub"]
["Wilkiea austroqueenslandica","Smooth Wilkiea","Monimiaceae","tree"]
["Wilkiea heugeliana",null,"Monimiaceae","shrub"]
["Woollsia pungens",null,"Ericaceae","shrub"]
["Wurmbea dioica","Early Nancy","Liliaceae","herb"]
["Xanthorrhoea fulva","Swamp Grass Tree","Xanthorrhoeaceae","shrub"]
["Xanthorrhoea johnsonii","Grass Tree","Xanthorrhoeaceae","shrub"]
["Xanthorrhoea latifolia","Grass Tree","Xanthorrhoeaceae","shrub",null,null,"Xanthorrhoea media"]
["Xanthorrhoea macronema","Grass Tree","Xanthorrhoeaceae","shrub"]
["Xanthosia pilosa","Woolly Xanthosia","Apiaceae","shrub"]
["Xerochrysum bracteatum","Straw Flower","Asteraceae","herb",null,null,"Bracteantha bracteata"]
["Xylomelum benthamii","Woody Pear","Proteaceae","shrub"]
["Xyris complanata","Hatpins","Xyridaceae","herb"]
["Xyris juncea",null,"Xyridaceae","herb"]
["Xyris operculata",null,"Xyridaceae","herb"]
["Youngia japonica",null,"Asteraceae","herb"]
["Zeuxine oblonga",null,"Orchidaceae","herb",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Zieria laxiflora",null,"Rutaceae","shrub"]
["Zieria smithii","Sandfly Bush","Rutaceae","shrub"]
["Zornia dyctiocarpa","Zornia","Fabaceae","vine",null,null,null,"from NSI list by Kathy Stepehens"]
["Zostera capricorni","a seagrass","Zosteraceae","water plant"]
["Zoysia macrantha","Prickly Couch","Poaceae","grass-like"]

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["12.1.1","Open Forest",20,10,70,"Of Concern","Endangered","Casuarina glauca woodland on margins of marine clay plains",null,{"$f":"VLOOKUP(A4,CritLim,2,FALSE)","v":"Criterion 2"}]
["12.1.2","Marine",0,10,90,"Not of Concern","Not of Concern","Saltpan vegetation including grassland, herbland and sedgeland on marine clay plains",null,"No"]
["12.1.3","Low Closed Forest",40,10,50,"Not of Concern","Not of Concern","Mangrove shrubland to low closed forest on marine clay plains and estuaries",null,"No"]
["12.2.1","Closed Forest",25,15,60,"Of Concern","Of Concern","Notophyll vine forest on parabolic high dunes",null,"Criterion 2"]
["12.2.2","Closed Forest",25,15,60,"Of Concern","Endangered","Microphyll/notophyll vine forest on beach ridges",null,"Criterion 2"]
["12.2.5","Low Closed Forest",25,25,50,"Not of Concern","Of Concern","Corymbia intermedia ± Lophostemon confertus ± Banksia spp. ± Callitris columellaris open forest on beach ridges usually in southern half of bioregion",null,"No"]
["12.2.5a","Wetland",10,20,70,"Not of Concern","Of Concern","Palustrine wetland (e.g. vegetated swamp)",null,"No"]
["12.2.6","Open forest",10,25,65,"Not of Concern","Not of Concern","Eucalyptus racemosa woodland-open forest on dunes and sand plains. Usually deeply leached soils",null,"No"]
["12.2.7","Woodland (wet)",10,15,75,"Not of Concern","Of Concern","Melaleuca quinquenervia or rarely M. dealbata open forest on sand plains",null,"No"]
["12.2.8","Open Forest",15,25,60,"Not of Concern","Not of Concern","Eucalyptus pilularis open forest on parabolic high dunes",null,"No"]
["12.2.9","Low Woodland",5,40,55,"Not of Concern","Not of Concern","Banksia aemula low open woodland on dunes and sand plains. Usually deeply leached soils",null,"No"]
["12.2.10","Low Woodland",10,30,60,"Not of Concern","Not of Concern","Mallee Eucalyptus planchoniana ± Corymbia gummifera, E. racemosa subsp. racemosa, Banksia aemula woodland on dunes and sand plains",null,"No"]
["12.2.12","Heath (wet)",5,65,30,"Not of Concern","Not of Concern","Closed heath on seasonally waterlogged sand plains",null,"Criterion 2"]
["12.2.13","Heath",5,65,30,"Of Concern","Of Concern","Open or dry heath on dunes and beaches",null,"No"]
["12.2.14","Marine",10,20,70,"Not of Concern","Not of Concern","Foredune complex",null,"Criterion 1"]
["12.2.15","Wetland",5,15,80,"Not of Concern","Not of Concern","Gahnia sieberiana, Empodisma minus, Gleichenia spp. closed sedgeland in coastal swamps",null,"No"]
["12.2.16","Sand",0,0,100,"Of Concern","Of Concern","Sand blows largely devoid of vegetation",null,"Criterion 2"]
["12.3.1","Closed Forest",25,15,60,"Endangered","Endangered","Gallery rainforest (notophyll vine forest) on alluvial plains",null,"Criterion 2"]
["12.3.5","Open Forest (wet)",25,15,60,"Not of Concern","Of Concern","Melaleuca quinquenervia open forest on coastal alluvium",null,"No"]
["12.3.6","Open Forest",15,15,70,"Not of Concern","Not of Concern","Melaleuca quinquenervia ± Eucalyptus tereticornis, Lophostemon suaveolens open forest on coastal alluvial plains",null,"No"]
["12.3.8","Wetland",5,0,95,"Of Concern","Of Concern","Swamps with Cyperus spp., Schoenoplectus spp. and Eleocharis spp.",null,"Criterion 2"]
["12.3.11","Open Forest",15,20,65,"Of Concern","Of Concern","Eucalyptus tereticornis ± Eucalyptus siderophloia, Corymbia intermedia open forest on alluvial plains usually near coast",null,"No"]
["12.3.13","Heath (wet)",5,55,45,"Of Concern","Of Concern","Closed heathland on seasonally waterlogged alluvial plains usually near coast",null,"Criterion 2"]
["12.5.2","Woodland",10,20,70,"Endangered","Endangered","Corymbia intermedia, Eucalyptus tereticornis Woodland on remnant Tertiary surfaces, usually near coast. Usually deep red soils",null,"Criterion 1"]
["12.5.3","Woodland",10,20,70,"Endangered","Endangered","Eucalyptus racemosa woodland on remnant Tertiary surfaces",null,"Criterion 1"]
["12.5.9","Wetland",5,55,40,"Of Concern","Of Concern","Sedgeland to heathland in low lying areas on complex of remnant Tertiary surface and Tertiary sedimentary rocks",null,"Criterion 1"]
["12.9-10.4","Open Forest",15,20,65,"Not of Concern","Not of Concern","Eucalyptus racemosa subsp. racemosa woodland on sedimentary rocks",null,"No"]
["12.9-10.17","Open Forest",15,20,65,"Not of Concern","Not of Concern","Open-forest complex generally with a variety of stringybarks, grey gums, ironbarks and in some areas spotted gum",null,{"$error":"#N/A"}]
["12.9-10.17c","Open Forest",15,20,65,"Not of Concern","Not of Concern","Open forest of Eucalyptus carnea and/or Eucalyptus tindaliae open forest",null,"Criterion 2"]
["12.9-10.19a","Open Forest",15,20,65,"Not of Concern","Not of Concern"," Corymbia henryi +/- Eucalyptus fibrosa subsp. fibrosa, Corymbia citriodora subsp. variegata, E. siderophloia, E. crebra open forest. Occurs in coastal areas on Cainozoic and Mesozoic sediments",null,"Criterion 2"]
["12.11.3a","Woodland",10,20,70,"Not of Concern","Not of Concern","Lophostemon confertus +/- Eucalyptus microcorys, E. carnea, E. propinqua, E. major, E. siderophloia woodland",null,"Criterion 2"]
["12.11.5","Open Forest",15,20,65,"Not of Concern","Not of Concern","Corymbia citriodora subsp. variegata, Eucalyptus siderophloia, E. major open forest on metamorphics ± interbedded volcanics",null,"No"]
["12.11.5a","Woodland",10,20,70,"Not of Concern","Not of Concern","Eucalyptus tindaliae, E. carnea, Corymbia intermedia woodland ",null,"No"]
["12.11.5e","Woodland",10,20,70,"Not of Concern","Not of Concern","Corymbia citriodora subsp. variegata woodland usually including Eucalyptus siderophloia or E. crebra",null,"Criterion 2"]
["12.11.5h","Open Forest",15,20,65,"Not of Concern","Not of Concern","Eucalyptus planchoniana, E. carnea and Angophora woodsiana open forest",null,"No"]
["12.11.5j","Woodland",10,20,70,"Not of Concern","Not of Concern","Eucalyptus racemosa subsp. racemosa and/or E. seeana and Corymbia intermedia woodland",null,"No"]
["12.11.5k","Open Forest",15,20,65,"Not of Concern","Not of Concern","Corymbia henryi woodland +/- Eucalyptus crebra, E. carnea, E. tindaliae, E. fibrosa subsp. fibrosa, E. siderophloia, C. citriodora subsp. variegata, Angophora leiocarpa, E. acmenoides, E. helidonica, E. propinqua, C. intermedia",null,"No"]
["12.11.10","Closed Forest",20,15,65,"Not of Concern","Not of Concern","Notophyll vine forest ± Araucaria cunninghamii on metamorphics ± interbedded volcanics",null,"Criterion 1 & 2"]
["12.11.23","Open Forest",15,20,65,"Endangered","Endangered","Eucalyptus pilularis open forest on coastal metamorphics and interbedded volcanics",null,"No"]
["12.12.14","Woodland",10,25,65,"Of Concern","Of Concern","Eucalyptus racemosa subsp. racemosa ± Lophostemon confertus, Syncarpia glomulifera, Eucalyptus acmenoides woodland",null,"Criterion 1 & 2"]
["12.12.19","Marine",10,20,70,"Of Concern","Of Concern","Vegetation complex of rocky headlands on Mesozoic to Proterozoic igneous rocks",null,"Criterion 2"]
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["12.3.3d","Floodplain","-","-","-","Not of Concern","Not of Concern","no remnant RE in RCC"]
["12.3.5a","Palustrine Wetland","-","-","-","Not of Concern","Of Concern","no remnant RE in RCC"]
["12.3.11a","Open Forest","-","-","-","Of Concern","Of Concern","found in red-e-map "]
["12.5.6c","Open Forest","-","-","-","Endangered","Endangered","found in red-e-map "]
["12.9-10.17d","Open Forest","-","-","-","Not of Concern","Not of Concern","found in state mapping and in red-e-map"]
["12.11.3","Open Forest","-","-","-","Not of Concern","Not of Concern","found in state mapping and in red-e-map"]
["12.2.15a","Lacustrine Wetland","-","-","-","Not of Concern","Not of Concern","no remnant RE in RCC"]
["12.2.15f","Lacustrine Wetland","-","-","-","Not of Concern","Not of Concern","found in red-e-map "]
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[null,"12.1.1","Criterion 2"]
[null,"12.1.2","No"]
[null,"12.1.3","No"]
[null,"12.2.1","Criterion 2"]
[null,"12.2.2","Criterion 2"]
[null,"12.2.5","No"]
[null,"12.2.5a","No"]
[null,"12.2.6","No"]
[null,"12.2.7","No"]
[null,"12.2.8","No"]
[null,"12.2.9","No"]
[null,"12.2.10","No"]
[null,"12.2.12","Criterion 2"]
[null,"12.2.13","No"]
[null,"12.2.14","Criterion 1"]
[null,"12.2.15","No"]
[null,"12.2.15f","Criterion 2"]
[null,"12.2.16","Criterion 2"]
[null,"12.3.1","Criterion 2"]
[null,"12.3.3d","Criterion 2"]
[null,"12.3.5","No"]
[null,"12.3.5a","No"]
[null,"12.3.6","No"]
[null,"12.3.8","Criterion 2"]
[null,"12.3.11","No"]
[null,"12.3.11a","Criterion 2"]
[null,"12.3.12","No"]
[null,"12.3.13","Criterion 2"]
[null,"12.5.2","Criterion 1"]
[null,"12.5.3","Criterion 1"]
[null,"12.5.6c","Criterion 1 & 2"]
[null,"12.5.9","Criterion 1"]
[null,"12.9-10.4","No"]
[null,"12.9-10.17c","Criterion 2"]
[null,"12.9-10.17d","Criterion 2"]
[null,"12.9-10.19a","Criterion 2"]
[null,"12.11.3","Criterion 1"]
[null,"12.11.3a","Criterion 2"]
[null,"12.11.5","No"]
[null,"12.11.5a","No"]
[null,"12.11.5e","Criterion 2"]
[null,"12.11.5h","No"]
[null,"12.11.5j","No"]
[null,"12.11.5k","No"]
[null,"12.11.10","Criterion 1 & 2"]
[null,"12.11.23","No"]
[null,"12.12.14","Criterion 1 & 2"]
[null,"12.12.19","Criterion 2"]