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South East Forest National Park species

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15 species

Boronia deanei (Deane's Boronia)

Carex raleighii (Raleigh Sedge)

Eucalyptus parvula (Small-leaved Gum)

Eucalyptus parvula
Eucalyptus parvula
Eucalyptus parvula
Eucalyptus parvula
Eucalyptus parvula
Eucalyptus parvula

Euphrasia scabra (Rough Eyebright)

Euphrasia scabra
Euphrasia scabra
Euphrasia scabra
Euphrasia scabra
Euphrasia scabra
Euphrasia scabra

Genoplesium rhyoliticum (Rhyolite Midge-orchid)

Grevillea acanthifolia subsp. paludosa (Bog Grevillea)

Leionema ralstonii (Ralston's Leionema)

Monotaxis macrophylla (Large-leafed Monotaxis)

Monotaxis macrophylla
Monotaxis macrophylla
Monotaxis macrophylla
Monotaxis macrophylla
Monotaxis macrophylla
Monotaxis macrophylla

Nematolepis rhytidophylla (Nalbaugh Nematolepis)

Pomaderris cotoneaster (Cotoneaster Pomaderris)

Pomaderris cotoneaster
Pomaderris cotoneaster
Pomaderris cotoneaster
Pomaderris cotoneaster
Pomaderris cotoneaster
Pomaderris cotoneaster

Pomaderris elachophylla (Lacy Pomaderris)

Pomaderris elachophylla
Pomaderris elachophylla
Pomaderris elachophylla
Pomaderris elachophylla

Pomaderris parrisiae (Parris' Pomaderris)

Prasophyllum canaliculatum (Summer Leek Orchid)

Prasophyllum canaliculatum
Prasophyllum canaliculatum
Prasophyllum canaliculatum
Prasophyllum canaliculatum
Prasophyllum canaliculatum
Prasophyllum canaliculatum

Westringia davidii (David's Westringia)

Xerochrysum palustre (Swamp Everlasting)

Xerochrysum palustre
Xerochrysum palustre
Xerochrysum palustre
Xerochrysum palustre
Xerochrysum palustre
Xerochrysum palustre
South East Forest National Park
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Species Richness Score (SRS)

3,737

Land area

110.7K ha

Survey Effort Score (SES)

1

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