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Lower Stratum Select Collection

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Genus Species Upper Stratum Mid Stratum Lower Stratum Flower colour Flowering time Found
ALPINIA caerulea 3m spring rainforests
AUSTROMYRTUS dulcis .5m white summer

coastal heaths
BABINGTONIA similis 2m white summer wide range from eucalyptus forest to near creeks
BANKSIA aemula 5-8m yellow/green autumn and winter sandy dunes towallum and sclerophyll woodlands
BANKSIA robur 1-3m yellow fading to bronze summer to winter coastal heaths
BANKSIA spinulosa 3m yellow to bronze autumn and winter coastal heaths
CALLISTEMON salignus 3-10m white winter and spring coastal heaths
CORDYLINE stricta 3-5m mauve summer to autumn rainforests
CORYMBIA intermedia 30m white summer to autumn dry eucalyptus forest
CORYMBIA tessellaris 30m white spring to summer coast to dry inland forests
CUPANIOPSIS anacardioides 10m yellow/green autumn and winter wide range from rainforest wet eucalyptus forest
DODONAEA triquetra 3-6m green winter and spring wet and dry eucalyptus forest
EUCALYPTUS microcorys 40m white winter and spring wet and dry eucalyptus forest
EUCALYPTUS propinqua 40m white summer dry eucalyptus forest
EUCALYPTUS tereticornis 40m white winter and spring dry eucalyptus forest
HARPULLIA pendula 20m yellow/green spring to summer wide range from rainforests to along water ways
HIBBERTIA scandens groundcover or climber yellow most of the year coastal
HOVEA acutifolia 2m purple/mauve spring wet and dry eucalyptus forest
LEPTOSPERMUM polygalifolium 3m white spring dry heaths and wallum woodlands
LOPHOSTEMON confertus 15m white spring to summer wide range from eucalyptus forest to near creeks
MELALEUCA quinquenervia 25m white summer to autumn wet heaths and wallum woodlands
PULTENAEA villosa 3m yellow autumn to spring coastal heaths to eucalyptus forests
SCAEVOLA aemula groundcover purple spring to autumn
SYZYGIUM australe 10m white summer to autumn rainforests
WATERHOUSEA floribunda 15m-30m white spring and summer wet eucalyptus forests to rainforests
GENUS SPECIES Height Water depth Dryland
BALOSKION pallens 1m waters edge and swamp areas  
BALOSKION tetraphyllus 1.5m waters edge and swamp areas  
BAUMEA articulata 2.5m water depth to 1m  
BAUMEA rubiginosa 1m shallow water or seasonal wet  
CAREX fascicularis 1m seasonal wet or partial inundation, or waters edge  
CAREX appressa 2m shallows or seasonal wet dry land to waters edge  
CRINUM pedunculatum .5m waters edge and swamp areas  
CYMBOPOGON refractus 1.5m   wide spread
DIANELLA brevipedunculata .5m   forest lilly
DIANELLA caerulea .7m   wide spread
DIANELLA congesta 1m   coastal sand dunes
DIANELLA longifolia .8m   forest lilly
DIANELLA revoluta 1m   forest lilly, wide spread
ELEOCHARIS sphacelata 5m deep water  
GAHNIA sieberiana 2.5m swampy areas  
IMPERATA cylindrica 1.2m   native to fire prone areas
ISOLEPSIS nodosa 1m dry land to waters edge  
JUNCUS kraussii 1.5m shallows to seasonal wet  
JUNCUS usitatus 1m dry land to waters edge  
LEPIRONIA articulata 4m water depth to .5m  
LOMANDRA hystrix 1m shallows to seasonal wet  
LOMANDRA longifolia 1m   wide spread
PENNISETUM alopecuroides 1.5m waters edge  
PHILYDRUM lanuginosum .5m water depth to .5m  
POA labillardieri 1.2m waters edge forest grass
SCHOENOPLECTUS mucronatus 1.5m water depth to .5m  
SCHOENOPLECTUS validus 3m water depth to .5m  
THEMEDA australis 1.5m   forest grass and woodlands

Koala Friendly
 
EUCALYPTUS robusta
EUCALYPTUS propinqua
EUCALYPTUS racemosa
EUCALYPTUS grandis
EUCALYPTUS microcorys
EUCALYPTUS resinifera
EUCALYPTUS tereticornis
CORYMBIA intermedia
CORYMBIA citriodora
GENUS
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POT SIZE
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ACACIA
 complanata
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ALOCASIA
 brisbanensis
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AOTUS
 ericoides
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AUSTROMYRTUS
 dulcis
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BALOSKION
 pallens
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BALOSKION
 tetraphyllum
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BAUMEA
 articulata
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BAUMEA
 rubiginosa
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BRACHYSCOME
 multifida
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CAREX
 appressa
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CARPOBROTUS
 glaucescens
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CHRYSOCEPHALUM
 apiculatum(helichrysum ramosissimum)
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CISSUS
 antarctica
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CRINUM
 pedunculatum
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CYMBOPOGON
 refractus
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CYPERUS
 exaltatus
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CYPERUS
 polystachyos
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DIANELLA
 brevipedunculata
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DIANELLA
 caerulea
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DIANELLA
 congesta
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DIANELLA
 longifolia
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DIANELLA
 revoluta
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ELEOCHARIS
 equisetina
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ERAGROSTIS
 elongata
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GAHNIA
 sieberiana
GOODENIA
 rotundifolia
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GENUS SPECIES
POT SIZE
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HAEMODORUM austroqueenslandicum
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HARDENBERGIA violacea
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HIBBERTIA scandens
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HIBBERTIA vestita
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ISOLEPIS nodosa
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JUNCUS kraussii
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JUNCUS usitatus
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LEPIRONIA articulata
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LOMANDRA confertifolia
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LOMANDRA hystrix
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LOMANDRA longifolia
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MELALEUCA thymifolia
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MELASTOMA malabathricum (Melastoma affine)
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MYOPORUM acuminatum(Myoporum elliptcum)
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NEPHROLEPIS cordifolia
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PATERSONIA fragilis
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PATERSONIA glabrata
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PENNISETUM alopecuroides
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POA labillardieri
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SCHOENOPLECTUS mucronatus
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SCHOENOPLECTUS validus
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SOWERBAEA juncea
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THEMEDA australis(Themeda triandra)
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VIOLA hederacea
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Reference List

The following reference may be useful for planning revegetation projects in Southeast Queensland:

Anonymous (1998) “The Constructed Wetlands Mannual (2vols)” Department of Land and Water Conservation, New South Wales.

Anonymous (2000) “Natural Channel Design Guidelines” Brisbane City Council.

Buchanan, R.A (1989) “Bush Regeneration” TAFE NSW, Sydney.

Coaldrake, J.E (1961) “The Ecosystem of the Coastal Lowlands (‘Wallum’) of Southern Queensland” CSIRO Bulletin 283, Melbourne.

Elsol, J.A. & Sattler, P.S (1970) “Moreton Region Vegetation Map Series, Explanatory Booklets” Department of Primary Industry, Brisbane.

Hacker, B.R. & Rekdahl, R (1994) “Putting Back the Forest, A Landscape Guide for Brookfield, Pullenvale and Moggill” Rural Environmennt Planning Association Incorporated, Brisbane.

Playford, J & Murray R(eds) (2000) “Threatened Plants, Active Bushcare” Centre for Conservation Biology, University of Queensland.

Stanley, T.D & Ross, E.M (1983) “Flora of South-eastern Queensland” volumes 1-3, Queensland Department of Primary Industry, Brisbane.

Tothill, J.C & Hacker, J.B (1983) “The Grasses of Southern Queensland” Tropical Grassland Society of Australia Incorporated, Queensland.

Turnbull, M.H & Olsen, M.F (1992) “Vegetation Survey and Assessment of Landscapes within the Boundaries of the Maroochy Shire” University of Queensland.

Walker, J & Hopkins, M.S (1984) “Vegetation” pp. 58-86 IN “Australian Soil and Land Survey Field Handbook” ed. by McDonald, R.C, Isbel, R.F, Speight, J.C, Walker, J and Hopkins, S, Inkata Press, Melbourne.

Young, P.A.R & Dillewaard, H.A (1999) “south East Queensland” chapter 12 IN Sattler, T.S and Williams, R.D(eds) “Conservation Status of Queensland Bioregional Ecosystems”, Conservation Technical Reports, Department of Environment and Heritage.

Stephanie Haslanm 2004 “Noosa’s Native Plants”
http://plantnet.rbgsyd.nsw.gov.au/cgi-bin/NSWfl.pl?page=nswfl&showsyn=&dist=&constat=&gen=Banksia

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

GENUS SPECIES
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ACACIA maidenii
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ACACIA melanoxylon
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ACMENA hemilampra
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ACMENA smithii
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AGATHIS robusta
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ANGOPHORA leiocarpa
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ARAUCARIA cunninghamii
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ARCHONTOPHOENIX cunninghamiana
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BANKSIA integrifolia
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BRACHYCHITON acerifolius
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CASTANOSPERMUM australe
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CASUARINA cunninghamiana
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CASUARINA glauca
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CORYMBIA citriodora(Eucalyptus maculata)
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CORYMBIA intermedia
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CORYMBIA tessellaris
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CUPANIOPSIS anacardioides
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ELAEOCARPUS obovatus
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ELAEOCARPUS reticulatus
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EUCALYPTUS acmenoides
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EUCALYPTUS curtisii
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EUCALYPTUS grandis
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EUCALYPTUS microcorys
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EUCALYPTUS pilularis
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EUCALYPTUS propinqua
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EUCALYPTUS racemosa
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EUCALYPTUS robusta
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EUCALYPTUS seeana
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EUCALYPTUS tereticornis
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FICUS macrophylla
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FICUS microcarpa
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FICUS obliqua
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FICUS platypoda
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FLINDERSIA australis
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FLINDERSIA schottiana
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GREVILLEA robusta
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HARPULLIA pendula
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HYMENOSPORUM flavum
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LIVISTONA australis