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207 species

Styphelia perileuca (Montane Green Five-corners)

Swainsona adenophylla (Violet Swainson-Pea)

Swainsona colutoides (Bladder Senna)

Swainsona flavicarinata (Yellow-Keeled Swainsona)

Swainsona viridis (Creeping Darling Pea)

Threlkeldia inchoata (Tall Bonefruit)

Tinospora smilacina (Tinospora Vine)

Triflorensia cameronii (Cameron's Tarenna)

Triplarina imbricata (Creek Triplarina)

Tylophora woollsii (Cryptic Forest Twiner)

Uromyrtus australis (Peach Myrtle)

Veronica blakelyi

Veronica lithophila

Viola improcera (Dwarf Violet)

Viola improcera
Viola improcera
Viola improcera
Viola improcera
Viola improcera
Viola improcera

Wahlenbergia scopulicola (Rock-face Bluebell)

Xerothamnella parvifolia (Small-leaved Little Dry Shrub)

Xylosma parvifolia (Mountain Xylosma)

Xylosma terrae-reginae (Queensland Xylosma)

Zannichellia palustris

Zieria adenodonta (Wollumbin Zieria)

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  • Non-invasive or negligible (change?)

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