| Patch Id: 10063 | Site Id: MON2C21 |
| Survey Name: WESTERN MURRAY FLATS | Survey Number: 45 |
| Visit Date: 08-May-1992 | Number of Visits: 1 |
| Patch/Quadrat Size: 30 x 30 m | |
| Vegetation Association Description - Dominant Overstorey and Understorey Species with (cover abundance code**) and SA Structural Formation |
| Eucalyptus incrassata (2), Eucalyptus socialis (NC) (1) Open Mallee |
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| Hysterobaeckea behrii (3) |
| Landform at Site: Dune Crest |
| Slope (degrees): 0 Aspect (degrees): 0 |
| Outcrop Type: NC - Not collected |
| Surface Stone Type: N/A - Not applicable (no outcrop/strew) |
| Surface Soil Texture: Sand |
| No. of Plant Species |
| Native: 50 |
| Introduced: 1 |
| Total: 51 |
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Explanatory Notes Soil texture information is only recorded for the top 5cm of soil at the survey site, plant litter cover refers to the % of area covered by leaves, twigs or bark, structural formation according to the SA Structural Vegetation Formation (Heard & Channon, 1997) Botanical Abbreviations ? = identification uncertain, * = introduced plant species, var. = variety, ssp. = subspecies, gp = group, nothossp. = hybrid of a subspecies, - = integrade, x = hybrid (secondary intergrade), sp. = identification possible only to genus level Taxonomic Clarification Required 'plant species' = names in inverted commas indicate that taxonomic changes have occurred since the survey and that subsequent research is required to positively identify this species (SYN) = indicates that the plant species name used is a synonym name (NC) = indicates that the plant species is a non valid name which has been superseded by taxonomic changes **Cover Abundance Codes R - Solitary plant T - sparsely present; cover small (less than 5%) 1 - plentiful, but of small cover (less than 5%) 2 - any number of individuals covering 5 - 25% of the area 3 - any number of individuals covering 25 - 50% of the area 4 - any number of individuals covering 50 - 75% of the area 5 - covering more than 75% of the area Note: Adapted from Braun-Blanquet. J (1965). |