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Biodiversity of Wielangta Forest - Wild Wielangta - Edublogs

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Species<br />

Pomaderris phylicifolia<br />

subsp. phylicifolia<br />

Narrowleaf dogwood<br />

Spyridium parvifolium var.<br />

parvifolium<br />

Coast dusty miller<br />

Stellaria multiflora<br />

Rayless starwort<br />

Teucrium corymbosum<br />

<strong>Forest</strong> germander<br />

Thismia rodwayi<br />

Fairy lanterns<br />

Wilsonia rotundifolia<br />

Round leaf wilsonia<br />

View south from Hellfire Bluff<br />

Status EPBCA<br />

TSPA<br />

-<br />

rare<br />

-<br />

rare<br />

-<br />

rare<br />

-<br />

rare<br />

-<br />

rare<br />

-<br />

rare<br />

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<strong>Biodiversity</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Wielangta</strong> <strong>Forest</strong><br />

Comment<br />

Confined to northern boundary <strong>of</strong> study area on<br />

Thumbs Rivulet and along Tasman Highway<br />

near Prosser River. These populations form the<br />

most southerly in Tasmania<br />

Single observation record from a location south<br />

<strong>of</strong> Cone Hill. This is an outlying record with<br />

most other populations scattered across<br />

northern Tasmania. The site was clear felled in<br />

2002.<br />

Easily overlooked herb <strong>of</strong> dry forest recorded<br />

from hilltop east <strong>of</strong> Flash Tier - the Thumbs<br />

Lookout.<br />

Scattered observation records in dry open forest<br />

in north and east <strong>of</strong> study area. This species is<br />

a fire responsive short lived perennial, broadly<br />

distributed in eastern Tasmania.<br />

A cryptic plant concealed beneath leaf litter,<br />

which has recently been recorded from Sandspit<br />

<strong>Forest</strong> Reserve east <strong>of</strong> the Picnic Site in wet<br />

forest. Likely to be widespread in suitable<br />

habitat.<br />

Saltmarsh species known from Earlham lagoon.<br />

<strong>Wild</strong> <strong>Wielangta</strong>

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