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207 species

Bertya sp. (Clouds Creek, M. Fatemi 4)

Boronia repanda (Granite Rose)

Boronia ruppii (Rupp's Boronia)

Brachyscome ascendens (Border Ranges Daisy)

Caesalpinia bonduc (Knicker Nut)

Callitris baileyi (Bailey's Cypress Pine)

Calochilus pulchellus (Pretty Beard Orchid)

Calochilus pulchellus
Calochilus pulchellus
Calochilus pulchellus
Calochilus pulchellus
Calochilus pulchellus
Calochilus pulchellus

Calotis moorei (A burr-daisy)

Capparis canescens (Wild Orange)

Capparis loranthifolia var. loranthifolia (Narrow-leafed Bumble Tree)

Carex klaphakei (Klaphake's Sedge)

Cassia marksiana (Mark's Cassia)

Casuarina obesa (Swamp She-oak)

Centranthera cochinchinensis (Swamp Foxglove)

Chamaesyce psammogeton (Sand Spurge)

Coatesia paniculata (Axe-Breaker)

Commersonia rosea (Sandy Hollow Commersonia)

Convolvulus tedmoorei (Bindweed)

Corchorus cunninghamii (Native Jute)

Corokia whiteana (Corokia)

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  • Non-invasive or negligible (change?)

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