Occurs in seasonally wet, fertile, heavy basalt clay soils, usually around the margins of slightly saline drainage lines No suitable habitat present Curly Sedge Carex tasmanica L V or freshwater swamps. The dominant vegetation type – Unlikely to occur. varies, but is often grassy/sedgy and generally lacks trees (Carter 2010). Occurs in a variety of habitats, including grasslands, Suitable habitat on site sedgelands, shrublands and woodlands, generally on Large-headed Senecio highly disturbed and L V sparsely vegetated sites on sandy loam to heavy clay soils, Fireweed macrocarpus degraded – often in depressions that are waterlogged in winter Unlikely to occur. (Sinclair 2010). Occurs in grassland and grassy woodland habitats, on Suitable habitat on site sandy to black clay loams that are generally damp but well highly disturbed and Prasophyllum Maroon Leek-orchid L E drained, although some sites are seasonally waterlogged. degraded – frenchii Sites include the seasonally damp transition zone on the Unlikely to occur. margins of shallow freshwater marshlands (Duncan 2010). Suitable habitat on site Primarily in mesic coastal heathlands, grasslands and highly disturbed and Thelymitra woodlands, but also in drier inland heathlands, open Metallic Sun-orchid L E degraded – epipactoides forests and woodlands (Backhouse & Jeanes 1995 in DSEWPC 2003). Unlikely to occur.
Curly Sedge Carex tasmanica L V Occurs in seasonally wet, fertile, heavy basalt clay soils, usually around the margins of slightly saline drainage lines or freshwater swamps. The dominant vegetation type varies, but is often grassy/sedgy and generally lacks trees (Carter 2010). No suitable habitat present – Unlikely to occur. Large-headed Fireweed Senecio macrocarpus L V Occurs in a variety of habitats, including grasslands, sedgelands, shrublands and woodlands, generally on sparsely vegetated sites on sandy loam to heavy clay soils, often in depressions that are waterlogged in winter (Sinclair 2010). Suitable habitat on site highly disturbed and degraded – Unlikely to occur. Maroon Leek-orchid Prasophyllum frenchii L E Occurs in grassland and grassy woodland habitats, on sandy to black clay loams that are generally damp but well drained, although some sites are seasonally waterlogged. Sites include the seasonally damp transition zone on the margins of shallow freshwater marshlands (Duncan 2010). Suitable habitat on site highly disturbed and degraded – Unlikely to occur. Metallic Sun-orchid Thelymitra epipactoides L E Primarily in mesic coastal heathlands, grasslands and woodlands, but also in drier inland heathlands, open forests and woodlands (Backhouse & Jeanes 1995 in DSEWPC 2003). Suitable habitat on site highly disturbed and degraded – Unlikely to occur.