Casuarina, Allocasuarina, Eucalyptus ovata. No Pt1.6.2: Temporary As for Pt1.6.1, but not on woodland swamp floodplains. Lignum Yes Pt1.7:Intermittent Pt1.7.1: Intermittent Temporary Lignum swamps Lignum swamps Lignum floodplain on floodplains. swamps No Pt1.7.2: Intermittent As for Pt1.7.1, but not on Lignum swamps floodplains. Sedge Tall emergent Yes Pt2.1: Temporary Pt2.1.1: Temporary Temporary Pt2: floodplain Temporary aquatics tall emergent tall emergent wetlands marshes dominated by marshes floodplain marsh Phragmites, Juncus Typha, Eleocharis, Baumea, etc. No Pt2.1.2: Temporary As for Pt2.1.1, but not on tall emergent marsh floodplains. Sedge/grass/ Aquatic Yes Pt2.2: Temporary Pt2.2.1: Temporary Temporary sedge/grass/forb forb sedge/grass/forb sedge/grass/forb sedge/grass/forb marshes on floodplains. marsh floodplain marsh Marshes tend to be deeper than meadows, ranging anywhere from 20-30 centimetres in depth to up to two metres in depth. Can be vegetated across the whole system or include areas of open water (deeper areas). Includes systems with Eragrostis, Eleocharis, Carex, Cyperus, Paspalum, etc No Pt2.2.2: Temporary As for Pt2.2.1, but not on sedge/grass/forb floodplains. marsh Yes Freshwater Pt2.3.1: Floodplain Temporary meadows on grasses, freshwater meadow floodplains, which tend to be Freshwater shallow typically ranging forbs between 20 to 40 centimetres in depth. Meadows are typically vegetated across whole system, may have scattered
Casuarina, Allocasuarina, Eucalyptus ovata. No Pt1.6.2: Temporary woodland swamp As for Pt1.6.1, but not on floodplains. Lignum Yes Pt1.7:Intermittent Lignum swamps Pt1.7.1: Intermittent Lignum floodplain swamps Temporary Lignum swamps on floodplains. No Pt1.7.2: Intermittent Lignum swamps As for Pt1.7.1, but not on floodplains. Sedge Tall emergent aquatics Yes Pt2: Temporary marshes Pt2.1: Temporary tall emergent marshes Pt2.1.1: Temporary tall emergent floodplain marsh Temporary floodplain wetlands dominated by Phragmites, Juncus Typha, Eleocharis, Baumea, etc. No Pt2.1.2: Temporary tall emergent marsh As for Pt2.1.1, but not on floodplains. Sedge/grass/ forb Aquatic sedge/grass/forb Yes Pt2.2: Temporary sedge/grass/forb marsh Pt2.2.1: Temporary sedge/grass/forb floodplain marsh Temporary sedge/grass/forb marshes on floodplains. Marshes tend to be deeper than meadows, ranging anywhere from 20-30 centimetres in depth to up to two metres in depth. Can be vegetated across the whole system or include areas of open water (deeper areas). Includes systems with Eragrostis, Eleocharis, Carex, Cyperus, Paspalum, etc No Pt2.2.2: Temporary sedge/grass/forb marsh As for Pt2.2.1, but not on floodplains. Freshwater grasses, Freshwater forbs Yes Pt2.3.1: Floodplain freshwater meadow Temporary meadows on floodplains, which tend to be shallow typically ranging between 20 to 40 centimetres in depth. Meadows are typically vegetated across whole system, may have scattered
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