Red Gum Native Forest Reserves - ForestrySA

Botanical Name
31
Common Name Conservation
Significance
Source
* Setaria gracilis var. pauciseta Slender pigeon-grass 2M
Stipa sp. Spear-grass 2
*Sporobolus indicus var capensis Rats-tail grass 2M
Styphelia adscendens Golden heath R/R 2
Tetratheca ciliata Pink-bells 1
Thelymitra holmesii Blue-star sun-orchid V/V 3
Thelymitra pauciflora (Slender) sun-orchid 2
Themeda triandra Kangaroo grass -/U 2
Thysanotus patersonii Twining fringe-lily 2/3
Tricoryne elatior Yellow rush-lily 3
Villarsia umbricola ssp. Lax marsh-flower U/R 2
Viola cleistogamoides Violet R/K 2
Wahlenbergia multicaulis Tadgells bluebell 2
Xanthorrhoea caespitosa Grass-tree 2/3
Xanthorrhoea minor subsp. lutea
(uncertain)
Small grass-tree T/T 2
Interim conservation significance codes are shown where warranted as a state and
region rating in the format SA/SE.
Code E = Endangered
V = Vulnerable
T = Threatened, ie. either Vulnerable or Endangered
K = Uncertain, but likely to be Rare or Threatened
R = Rare
? = Not rated, but of possible significance
U = Uncommon
N = Common
Q = Not yet assessed
1997 Update of Conservation Status Codes Report by Lang, P.J. and Kraehenbuehl,
D.N. - Department for Environment, Heritage and Aboriginal Affairs
* = Introduced
1. = ForestrySA 1984/85 Survey – Permanent Vegetation Plot and Reference
Herbarium – Round Waterhole NFR (NE part).
2. = ForestrySA 2000 Survey – Kath Alcock and Barrie Grigg – Round
Waterhole NFR.
2M. = ForestrySA 2000 Survey – Muddy Flat NFR (Grigg).
3. = Nov. 1999 Survey – D. Murfet, Muddy Flat NFR .
Final Plan – February 2001