loams and clay subsoils in regions receiving 200 500 mm mean annual rainfall. – MVS14 Upland tropical Acacia QLD, NT Overstorey NOT dominated by Woodlands Acacia sens. lat. Most commonly aneura dominated by Acacia shirleyi, Acacia or Canopy or catenulata Acacia petraea. subcanopy may include other small trees or shrubs (e.g. Petalostigma, Erythropleum and Understorey is Macropteranthes). includes hummock grasses. On stony uplands and sandstone plateaus mostly in regions receiving 500 750 mm mean – annual rainfall. 7: Key to Major Vegetation Subgroups in MVG7: Callitris Forests and Woodlands (NVIS Version 4.1) Key Criteria MVS# Broader groupings or MVS Comments No. or Next Name Key No. 0 Dominated by species of Callitris MVS12 Callitris forests and woodlands Currently includes communities that are naturally dominated by Callitris and other genera at sites apparently unsuitable for eucalypts and some Callitris communities derived from eucalypt forests and woodlands subject to prior logging or overgrazing. The latter are common in southeast Australia and typically include scattered
loams and clay subsoils in regions receiving 200 – 500 mm mean annual rainfall. Overstorey NOT dominated by Acacia aneura sens. lat. Most commonly dominated by Acacia shirleyi, Acacia catenulata or Acacia petraea. Canopy or subcanopy may include other small trees or shrubs (e.g. Petalostigma, Erythropleum and Macropteranthes). Understorey is includes hummock grasses. On stony uplands and sandstone plateaus mostly in regions receiving 500 – 750 mm mean annual rainfall. MVS14 Upland tropical Acacia Woodlands QLD, NT 7: Key to Major Vegetation Subgroups in MVG7: Callitris Forests and Woodlands (NVIS Version 4.1) Key No. Criteria MVS# or Next Key No. Broader groupings or MVS Name Comments 0 Dominated by species of Callitris MVS12 Callitris forests and woodlands Currently includes communities that are naturally dominated by Callitris and other genera at sites apparently unsuitable for eucalypts and some Callitris communities derived from eucalypt forests and woodlands subject to prior logging or overgrazing. The latter are common in southeast Australia and typically include scattered