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Acacia (often regrowth after disturbance) Acacia (often regrowth after disturbance)
Banksia ericifolia Banksia ericifolia
Baumea rubiginosa Baumea rubiginosa
Blackbutt Blackbutt
Blue Gum Gully Forest and Dry Tallowwood Mixed Stand Blue Gum Gully Forest and Dry Tallowwood Mixed Stand
Blue Gum with Rainforest understorey (Esal Eobi Edal Eeug) Blue Gum with Rainforest understorey (Esal Eobi Edal Eeug)
Brushbox Brushbox
Cleared Cleared
Coastal Blackbutt Coastal Blackbutt
Coastal Complex (including some Littoral Rainforest) Coastal Complex (including some Littoral Rainforest)
Dillwynia Dillwynia
Dry Heath Dry Heath
Dry Rainforest Dry Rainforest
Dry Rainforest Scrub Dry Rainforest Scrub
Dry Tallowwood Mixed Stand Dry Tallowwood Mixed Stand
Eucalyptus pilularis-Angophora costata/E. gummifera/E. planchoniana Eucalyptus pilularis-Angophora costata/E. gummifera/E. planchoniana
Flooded Gum Flooded Gum
Forest Red Gum Forest Red Gum
Grey Box Grey Box
Grey Gum Grey Gum
Grey Gum (E. biturbinata) Grey Gum (E. biturbinata)
Grey Gum (E.biturbinata) Grey Gum (E.biturbinata)
Grey Gum, Grey Ironbark, Red Mahogany, and Narrow-leaved White Mahogany. Grey Gum, Grey Ironbark, Red Mahogany, and Narrow-leaved White Mahogany.
Gully Rainforest Gully Rainforest
Ironbark Ironbark
Lantana, mainly cleared with greater than 50% cover of lantana Lantana, mainly cleared with greater than 50% cover of lantana
Leptocarpus Tenax Leptocarpus Tenax
Littoral Rainforest Littoral Rainforest
Low scrub on rock (mostly Leptospermum spp) Low scrub on rock (mostly Leptospermum spp)
Low Woodland on Volcanic Plugs Low Woodland on Volcanic Plugs
Mangroves Mangroves
Mangroves and some Salt Marsh Mangroves and some Salt Marsh
Mangroves and Some Salt Marsh Mangroves and Some Salt Marsh
Melaleuca nodosa Melaleuca nodosa
Messmate complex Messmate complex
Messmate Stringybark Messmate Stringybark
Narrow leaved Mahogany and Dry Tallowwood Mixed Stand with Flooded Gum Narrow leaved Mahogany and Dry Tallowwood Mixed Stand with Flooded Gum
National Park National Park
Needlebarked Stringybark Needlebarked Stringybark
New England Blackbutt New England Blackbutt
Phragmites australis Phragmites australis
Plantation Plantation
Rainforest Rainforest
Regrowth Scrub Regrowth Scrub
River Oak River Oak
Rock Rock
Rough-barked Apples Rough-barked Apples
Saltmarsh Saltmarsh
Scribbly Gum Scribbly Gum
Sedgeland Sedgeland
Silvertop Stringybark Silvertop Stringybark
Small Fruited Grey Gum Small Fruited Grey Gum
Small-fruited Grey Gum Small-fruited Grey Gum
Smooth-barked Apple Smooth-barked Apple
Spotted Gum Spotted Gum
State Forest State Forest
Stringybark Stringybark
Sub Tropical Rainforest on Basalt Sub Tropical Rainforest on Basalt
Swamp Mahogany Swamp Mahogany
Swamp Oak Swamp Oak
Swamp Paperbark Swamp Paperbark
Sydney Blue Gum Sydney Blue Gum
Sydney Peppermint Sydney Peppermint
Warm Temperate Rainforest Warm Temperate Rainforest
Water Water
Wet Heath Wet Heath
White Mahogany White Mahogany
White stringybark White stringybark
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Description (2)
(  1) - Flooded Gum ( 1) - Flooded Gum
(  4) - Spotted Gum ( 4) - Spotted Gum
(  5) - Blackbutt with Tallowwood and Pink Bloodwood ( 5) - Blackbutt with Tallowwood and Pink Bloodwood
(  6) - Forest Red Gum ( 6) - Forest Red Gum
(  7) - Swamp Oak (includes mangroves and some Salt Marsh) ( 7) - Swamp Oak (includes mangroves and some Salt Marsh)
(  8) - Flooded Gum with Weeping Lilypilly ( 8) - Flooded Gum with Weeping Lilypilly
(  9) - River Oak with Flooded Gum and Weeping Lilypilly ( 9) - River Oak with Flooded Gum and Weeping Lilypilly
( 10) - Littoral Rainforest ( 10) - Littoral Rainforest
( 11) - Gully Rainforest ( 11) - Gully Rainforest
( 12) - Warm Temperate Rainforest ( 12) - Warm Temperate Rainforest
( 12a) - Warm Temperate Rainforest with at least 50% Lantana ( 12a) - Warm Temperate Rainforest with at least 50% Lantana
( 13) - Dry Rainforest/Sub Tropical Rainforest ( 13) - Dry Rainforest/Sub Tropical Rainforest
( 13a) - Dry Rainforest ( 13a) - Dry Rainforest
( 13b) - Sub Tropical Warm Temperate Rainforest ( 13b) - Sub Tropical Warm Temperate Rainforest
( 13d) - Warm Temperate Rainforest ( 13d) - Warm Temperate Rainforest
( 14) - Swamp Mahogany ( 14) - Swamp Mahogany
( 14a) - Swamp Mahogany and Swamp Paperbark ( 14a) - Swamp Mahogany and Swamp Paperbark
( 14b) - Swamp Mahogany, Swamp Paperbark and Swamp Oak ( 14b) - Swamp Mahogany, Swamp Paperbark and Swamp Oak
( 15) - Swamp Paperbark ( 15) - Swamp Paperbark
( 16) - Wet Heath ( 16) - Wet Heath
( 17) - Dry Heath ( 17) - Dry Heath
( 18) - Regrowth Scrub ( 18) - Regrowth Scrub
( 19) - Coastal Complex (including some Littoral Rainforest ( 19) - Coastal Complex (including some Littoral Rainforest
( 1a) - Flooded Gum with Tallowwood ( 1a) - Flooded Gum with Tallowwood
( 1b) - Flooded Gum and Grey Gum, Ironbark, Red Mahogany, Narrow Leaved White Mahogany ( 1b) - Flooded Gum and Grey Gum, Ironbark, Red Mahogany, Narrow Leaved White Mahogany
( 1d) - Flooded Gum and Grey Gum, Ironbark, Red Mahogany, Narrow Leaved White Mahogany ( 1d) - Flooded Gum and Grey Gum, Ironbark, Red Mahogany, Narrow Leaved White Mahogany
( 20) - Melaleuca nodosa ( 20) - Melaleuca nodosa
( 22) - Eucalypt Plantation (mainly Blackbutt and Spotted Gum) ( 22) - Eucalypt Plantation (mainly Blackbutt and Spotted Gum)
( 22a) - Pine Plantation  ( use 22p ) ( 22a) - Pine Plantation ( use 22p )
( 22b) - Pine Plantation  ( use 22p ) ( 22b) - Pine Plantation ( use 22p )
( 22t) - Tea Tree Plantation ( 22t) - Tea Tree Plantation
( 23a) - Tallowwood with White Stringybark ( 23a) - Tallowwood with White Stringybark
( 23d) - Dry Tallowwood Mixed Stand (Bloodwood, Mahogany, Grey (23t) - Gum? Ironbark?) same as 3m ?? ( 23d) - Dry Tallowwood Mixed Stand (Bloodwood, Mahogany, Grey (23t) - Gum? Ironbark?) same as 3m ??
( 23t) - Tallowwood ( 23t) - Tallowwood
( 24) - Smooth-barked Apple ( 24) - Smooth-barked Apple
( 24b) - Rough Barked Apples ( 24b) - Rough Barked Apples
( 25) - Scribbly Gum ( 25) - Scribbly Gum
( 25a) - Scribbly Gum and Smooth-barked Apple ( 25a) - Scribbly Gum and Smooth-barked Apple
( 25b) - Scribbly Gum, Bloodwood, White Stringybark, Rough barked Apple, Turpentine. ( 25b) - Scribbly Gum, Bloodwood, White Stringybark, Rough barked Apple, Turpentine.
( 26) - Low Woodland on Volcanic Plugs ( 26) - Low Woodland on Volcanic Plugs
( 26a) - Low scrub on rock (mostly Leptospermum spp) ( 26a) - Low scrub on rock (mostly Leptospermum spp)
( 27) - Sub Tropical Rainforest on Basalt ( 27) - Sub Tropical Rainforest on Basalt
( 28) - Banksia ericifolia ( 28) - Banksia ericifolia
( 29) - Dillwynia ( 29) - Dillwynia
( 30) - Saltmarsh ( 30) - Saltmarsh
( 31) - Phragmites australis ( 31) - Phragmites australis
( 32a) - Grey Box, Cabbage Gum and Tallowwood ( 32a) - Grey Box, Cabbage Gum and Tallowwood
( 32b) - Grey Box with Rough Bark Apple, Forest Red Gum, occasionally Cabbage Gum ( 32b) - Grey Box with Rough Bark Apple, Forest Red Gum, occasionally Cabbage Gum
( 38) - Narrow leaved Mahogany and Tallowwood with Flooded Gum ( 38) - Narrow leaved Mahogany and Tallowwood with Flooded Gum
( 38a) - White Mahogany, Grey Gum, Grey Ironbark, and Tallowwood. Same as 3n. ( 38a) - White Mahogany, Grey Gum, Grey Ironbark, and Tallowwood. Same as 3n.
( 39) - Blue Gum Gully Forest (Esal Egra)  + Tallowwood? ( 39) - Blue Gum Gully Forest (Esal Egra) + Tallowwood?
( 39a) - Blue Gum with Rainforest understorey (Esal Eobi Edal Eeug) ( 39a) - Blue Gum with Rainforest understorey (Esal Eobi Edal Eeug)
( 39b) - Sydney Bluegum, Tallowwood, NE Blackbutt on hills (Esal Eobi Edal Eeug) ( 39b) - Sydney Bluegum, Tallowwood, NE Blackbutt on hills (Esal Eobi Edal Eeug)
( 39c) - Sydney Bluegum, Tallowwood, NE Blackbutt on slopes (Esal Emic Ecam  Eand) ( 39c) - Sydney Bluegum, Tallowwood, NE Blackbutt on slopes (Esal Emic Ecam Eand)
( 39t) - Sydney Bluegum and Tallowwood (sometimes Narrow Leaved White Mahogany) ( 39t) - Sydney Bluegum and Tallowwood (sometimes Narrow Leaved White Mahogany)
( 3a) - Small Fruited Grey Gum and Broadleaved White Mahogany ( 3a) - Small Fruited Grey Gum and Broadleaved White Mahogany
( 3b) - Small Fruited Grey Gum, Grey Ironbark and Broadleaved White Mahogany ( 3b) - Small Fruited Grey Gum, Grey Ironbark and Broadleaved White Mahogany
( 3c) - Type 3b with forest Red Gum ( 3c) - Type 3b with forest Red Gum
( 3e) - Type 3b with Scribbly Gum ( 3e) - Type 3b with Scribbly Gum
( 3g) - Ironbark ( 3g) - Ironbark
( 3h) - Ironbark with Grey Box ( 3h) - Ironbark with Grey Box
( 3n) - Grey Gum, Grey Ironbark, Red Mahogany and Narrow Leaved White Mahogany ( 3n) - Grey Gum, Grey Ironbark, Red Mahogany and Narrow Leaved White Mahogany
( 3w) - White Mahogany ( 3w) - White Mahogany
( 40b) - Brushbox ( 40b) - Brushbox
( 43) - Messmate Stringybark and NE Blackbutt (Eobi Ecam) ( 43) - Messmate Stringybark and NE Blackbutt (Eobi Ecam)
( 44) - Greygum and Forest Red Gum with Grass Tree Understorey ( 44) - Greygum and Forest Red Gum with Grass Tree Understorey
( 46) - Sydney Blue Gum Dominant ( 46) - Sydney Blue Gum Dominant
( 46s) - Sydney Blue Gum and Silvertop stringybark ( 46s) - Sydney Blue Gum and Silvertop stringybark
( 48) - New England Blackbutt dominant ( 48) - New England Blackbutt dominant
( 48m) - New England Blackbutt, Sydney Blue Gum, Tallowwood, Grey Gum, E eugenioides etc ( 48m) - New England Blackbutt, Sydney Blue Gum, Tallowwood, Grey Gum, E eugenioides etc
( 49) - Acacia (often regrowth after disturbance) ( 49) - Acacia (often regrowth after disturbance)
( 4a) - Spotted Gum with Forest Red Gum ( 4a) - Spotted Gum with Forest Red Gum
( 4b) - Spotted Gum with Ironbark ( 4b) - Spotted Gum with Ironbark
( 4m) - Spotted gum and grey gum, ironbark, white mahogany, occasionally Tallowwood ( 4m) - Spotted gum and grey gum, ironbark, white mahogany, occasionally Tallowwood
( 4x) - Spotted gum+ grey box ( 4x) - Spotted gum+ grey box
( 50) - Grey Gum  (E. biturbinata) ( 50) - Grey Gum (E. biturbinata)
( 50g) - Grey Gum, E. eugenioides, greybox, Forest Red Gum ( 50g) - Grey Gum, E. eugenioides, greybox, Forest Red Gum
( 51) - Stringybark ( E. eugenioides) ( 51) - Stringybark ( E. eugenioides)
( 51m) - E. eugenioides + Tallowwood, Grey Box, Bloodwood, etc ( 51m) - E. eugenioides + Tallowwood, Grey Box, Bloodwood, etc
( 52) - Grey Gum( E. biturbinata) plus Stringybark (E. eugenioides) ( 52) - Grey Gum( E. biturbinata) plus Stringybark (E. eugenioides)
( 52m) - Grey Gum, E. eugenioides, Tallowwood, maybe some Sydney Blue Gum ( 52m) - Grey Gum, E. eugenioides, Tallowwood, maybe some Sydney Blue Gum
( 52s) - Grey Gum, Stringybark ( E. eugenoides) and Silver Top Stringybark ( 52s) - Grey Gum, Stringybark ( E. eugenoides) and Silver Top Stringybark
( 53) - Silvertop stringybark plus or minus Sydney Blue Gum ( 53) - Silvertop stringybark plus or minus Sydney Blue Gum
( 53a) - Silvertop Stringybark over rainforest ( 53a) - Silvertop Stringybark over rainforest
( 54) - White stringybark ( 54) - White stringybark
( 5a) - Blackbutt with Smoothbarked Apple ( 5a) - Blackbutt with Smoothbarked Apple
( 5b) - Blackbutt with Smoothbarked Apple and Scribbly Gum ( 5b) - Blackbutt with Smoothbarked Apple and Scribbly Gum
( 5c) - Blackbutt with Smoothbarked Apple and Forest Red Gum ( 5c) - Blackbutt with Smoothbarked Apple and Forest Red Gum
( 5d) - Blackbutt with Grey Gum, Broadleaved White Mahogany, Ironbark and sometimes Tallowwood ( 5d) - Blackbutt with Grey Gum, Broadleaved White Mahogany, Ironbark and sometimes Tallowwood
( 5p) - Blackbutt (> 50%) ( 5p) - Blackbutt (> 50%)
( 5s) - Moist Blackbutt type ( 5s) - Moist Blackbutt type
( 6a) - Forest Red Gum with Greybox and Large-leaved Apple ( 6a) - Forest Red Gum with Greybox and Large-leaved Apple
( 6b) - Forest Red Gum with Cabbage Gum and Tallowwood ( Tallowwood minor ) ( 6b) - Forest Red Gum with Cabbage Gum and Tallowwood ( Tallowwood minor )
( 6c) - Forest Red Gum and Swamp Mahogany ( 6c) - Forest Red Gum and Swamp Mahogany
( 6d) - Forest Red Gum with Paperbarks ( 6d) - Forest Red Gum with Paperbarks
( 6f) - Forest Red Gum Over Dry Rainforest ( 6f) - Forest Red Gum Over Dry Rainforest
( 6s) - Forest Red Gum plus Stringybark (E. eugenioides) ( 6s) - Forest Red Gum plus Stringybark (E. eugenioides)
( 6sa) - Forest Red Gum, E. eug, +- Grey Box, plus Rough Barked Apple( with apple> 30%) ( 6sa) - Forest Red Gum, E. eug, +- Grey Box, plus Rough Barked Apple( with apple> 30%)
( 7a) - Swamp Oak with Flooded Gum ( 7a) - Swamp Oak with Flooded Gum
( 7b) - Swamp Oak with Forest Red Gum ( 7b) - Swamp Oak with Forest Red Gum
( 7c) - Swamp Oak with Swamp Paperbark ( 7c) - Swamp Oak with Swamp Paperbark
( 7d) - Swamp Oak and Forest Red Gum with Swamp Mahogany ( 7d) - Swamp Oak and Forest Red Gum with Swamp Mahogany
( 7e) - Swamp Oak, Swamp Paperbark and Forest Red Gum ( 7e) - Swamp Oak, Swamp Paperbark and Forest Red Gum
( 7m) - Mangroves and some Salt Marsh ( 7m) - Mangroves and some Salt Marsh
( 8a) - Flooded Gum with Weeping Lilypilly with Forest Red Gum ( 8a) - Flooded Gum with Weeping Lilypilly with Forest Red Gum
( 9a) - River Oak with Weeping Lilypilly, Water Gum ( 9a) - River Oak with Weeping Lilypilly, Water Gum
( 9b) - River Oak (dry type with Shrubs Melaleuca, Water Gum, etc., probably same as Type 45) ( 9b) - River Oak (dry type with Shrubs Melaleuca, Water Gum, etc., probably same as Type 45)
(16) - Wet Heath (16) - Wet Heath
(1b) - Floodedgum and Grey Ironbark, Red Mahogany, Narrrow Leaved White Mahogany (1b) - Floodedgum and Grey Ironbark, Red Mahogany, Narrrow Leaved White Mahogany
Cleared Cleared
Cleared/( 5d) - Blackbutt with Grey Gum, Broadleaved White Mahogany, Ironbark and sometimes Tallowwood Cleared/( 5d) - Blackbutt with Grey Gum, Broadleaved White Mahogany, Ironbark and sometimes Tallowwood
Combination Type Combination Type
Lantana, mainly cleared with greater than 50% cover of lantana Lantana, mainly cleared with greater than 50% cover of lantana
Messmate complex: Messmate, Sydney Blue Gum, Diehard Stringybark Messmate complex: Messmate, Sydney Blue Gum, Diehard Stringybark
National Park National Park
Rock Rock
Saltmarsh Saltmarsh
Sedgeland Sedgeland
State Forest State Forest