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28 species

Lindsaea microphylla (Lacy Wedge-fern)

Lindsaea microphylla
Lindsaea microphylla
Lindsaea microphylla
Lindsaea microphylla
Lindsaea microphylla
Lindsaea microphylla

Lycopodiella lateralis (Slender Clubmoss)

Lycopodiella lateralis
Lycopodiella lateralis
Lycopodiella lateralis
Lycopodiella lateralis
Lycopodiella lateralis
Lycopodiella lateralis

Lycopodium deuterodensum (Bushy Club Moss)

Lycopodium deuterodensum
Lycopodium deuterodensum
Lycopodium deuterodensum
Lycopodium deuterodensum
Lycopodium deuterodensum
Lycopodium deuterodensum

Microsorum pustulatum (Kangaroo Fern)

Microsorum pustulatum
Microsorum pustulatum
Microsorum pustulatum
Microsorum pustulatum
Microsorum pustulatum
Microsorum pustulatum

Polystichum proliferum (Mother Shield Fern)

Polystichum proliferum
Polystichum proliferum
Polystichum proliferum
Polystichum proliferum
Polystichum proliferum
Polystichum proliferum

Pteris tremula (Tender Brake)

Pteris tremula
Pteris tremula
Pteris tremula
Pteris tremula
Pteris tremula
Pteris tremula

Sticherus lobatus (Spreading Fan Fern)

Sticherus lobatus
Sticherus lobatus
Sticherus lobatus
Sticherus lobatus
Sticherus lobatus
Sticherus lobatus

Todea barbara (King Fern)

Todea barbara
Todea barbara
Todea barbara
Todea barbara
Todea barbara
Todea barbara

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Yambulla State Forest

Species Richness Score (SRS)

1,954
  • Area (hectares) 47K ha
  • Survey Effort Score (SES) 0.15 sightings per ha

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