Reproduction: Flowering has been recorded between the months of January and November, with the bulk of the flowering occurring between the months of April and August (n = 40). Fruiting has been recorded between the months of March and October (n = 24). Management Conservation and management of protected plants in trade in documents: Queensland 1995-1998. Department of Environment. References: Everist, S. 1974. Poisonous Plants of Australia. Angus and Robertson Publishers Pty Ltd. Sydney. ISBN 0 207 12773 5. Notes: Occurs in the following Queensland pastoral districts: Burnett, Cook, Darling Downs, Leichhardt, Maranoa, Moreton, North Kennedy, Port Curtis, South Kennedy, Wide Bay. Also occurs in the following regions: New South Wales. The species is reputed to have toxic flowers (Everist 1974). This profile has been derived from data sets contained within WildNet, and as such may not encompass the full range of characters for the taxa. Taxon Details for Xanthorrhoea glauca Scientific name: Xanthorrhoea glauca D.J.Bedford NCA status: Least concern Conservation: No Significant: Endemicity: Unknown Protected area: Yes Conservation area: Yes Latitude range: 24° 27' 29.9999" - 26° 40' 30" Longitude range: 150° 46' 54.9998" -152° 24' 29.9999" Habitat: The species is found prevalently on hill slopes; altitudes are predominantly between 230 and 821 metres; with varying slope classes, however commonly moderately inclined or steep; top soils vary, but are commonly clay loams or loams; predominant geology is basic volcanic rocks. Description: The species is usually a tree or sometimes a shrub. Management Conservation and management of protected plants in trade in documents: Queensland 1995-1998. Department of Environment. Notes: Taxon Details for Livistona australis Scientific name: Livistona australis (R.Br.) Mart. Common name: cabbage tree palm NCA status: Least concern Endemicity: Unknown
Reproduction: Flowering has been recorded between the months of January and November, with the bulk of the flowering occurring between the months of April and August (n = 40). Fruiting has been recorded between the months of March and October (n = 24). Management Conservation and management of protected plants in trade in documents: Queensland 1995-1998. Department of Environment. References: Everist, S. 1974. Poisonous Plants of Australia. Angus and Robertson Publishers Pty Ltd. Sydney. ISBN 0 207 12773 5. Notes: Occurs in the following Queensland pastoral districts: Burnett, Cook, Darling Downs, Leichhardt, Maranoa, Moreton, North Kennedy, Port Curtis, South Kennedy, Wide Bay. Also occurs in the following regions: New South Wales. The species is reputed to have toxic flowers (Everist 1974). This profile has been derived from data sets contained within WildNet, and as such may not encompass the full range of characters for the taxa. Taxon Details for Xanthorrhoea glauca Scientific name: Xanthorrhoea glauca D.J.Bedford NCA status: Least concern Conservation: No Significant: Endemicity: Unknown Protected area: Yes Conservation area: Yes Latitude range: 24° 27' 29.9999" - 26° 40' 30" Longitude range: 150° 46' 54.9998" -152° 24' 29.9999" Habitat: The species is found prevalently on hill slopes; altitudes are predominantly between 230 and 821 metres; with varying slope classes, however commonly moderately inclined or steep; top soils vary, but are commonly clay loams or loams; predominant geology is basic volcanic rocks. Description: The species is usually a tree or sometimes a shrub. Management Conservation and management of protected plants in trade in documents: Queensland 1995-1998. Department of Environment. Notes: Taxon Details for Livistona australis Scientific name: Livistona australis (R.Br.) Mart. Common name: cabbage tree palm NCA status: Least concern Endemicity: Unknown
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