a floristic check-list of the otway region, victoria

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A FLORISTIC CHECK-LIST OF THE OTWAY REGION, VICTORIA

B y A. C. B e a u g l e h o l e * , G. W. C A R R **an d R. F. P a r s o n s * *

This paper presents a check-list of the vascular plant species found in the Otway Region. It is based largely on prev iously unpublished field work, supplemented by reliable published and unpublished records as shown in the check-list heading and includes also Beauglehole and Finck (1967) and Carr (1971) updated where necessary in the light of more recent knowledge. As a number of records in Adcock (1895) appear certain to be from the Basalt Plains and elsewhere, his list has not been used here.

The area covered is made up of 8 Descriptive Blocks from the Corangamite Study Area (see check-list head-ing) plus part of the Torquay Block of the Melbourne Study Area as far to the north-east as a linfe joining Bells Beach with Wurdiboluc Reservoir (see Victoria: Land Conservation Council 1973, 1976 for definition of Blocks). Thus the study area stretches from Port Campbell National Park and its surroundings in the west to just past the Anglesea River in the east. No Basalt Plains country is included.

The field work was concentrated mainly on Public Land and records are presented partly in terms of the Descriptive Blocks mentioned above. To indicate as accurately as possible the conservation status of every species, care has been taken to distinguish those species at present known only from private property in the area. Very broad abundance categories indicating approximately how many plants of the species were seen in total in any given Block during the course of the work are as follow s: very common = seen in thousands, common = seen in hundreds, rare = seen in dozens, very rare = less than two dozen. Certain abundant species are nevertheless confined to re-stricted colonies of a few square metres. Where no entry has been made in any of the Block columns, the species is known from the study area without precise locality.

N om enclature fo llow s W akefield (1975) for Pteridophyta, Vickery (1970) for Poa, Amor and Miles (1974) for introduced Rubus spp., Aston (1973) for aquatics and Willis (1970, 1972) for all other

species unless species authors are given. Thelymitra sp. andPrasophyllum sp. (from Anglesea) are the taxa formerly incorrectly referred to as T. aristata and P. nigricans respectively (George 1971). Eucalyptus aff. cypellocarpa refers to intermediates between this species and£. goniocalyx (see Parsons, Kirkpatrick & Carr 1977). Since the list was prepared it has been realized that the name Montia australasica should be replaced byNeopaxia australasica (Hook.f.) O. Nilss. and the name Marianthus procumbens should be re-placed by Rhytidosporum procumbens (Hook.) F. Muell. (McGillivray 1975).

For groups where nomenclature in general follows Willis (1970, 1972), more recent taxonomic revisions necessitate some name changes. These are listed here in pairs with the name used by Willis (1970, 1972) listed second: Acacia genistifolia — A. diffusa, Acetosella vulgaris — Rumex acetosella, Arthrochilus huntianus — Spiculaea huntiana, Bedfordia arbores-cens — B. salicina, Calochilus herbaceus — C. sap- rophyticus, Centaurium tenuiflorum — C. pulchellum, E m podism a m inus — C alorophus la teriflorus, Gnaphalium gymnocephalum — G. japonicum, G. sphaericum — G. involucratum (in part), Hibbertia empetrifolia — H. astrotricha, Juncus kraussii — J. maritimus, Leporella fimbriata — Leptoceras fim - briatum, Luzula meridionalis — L. campestris (in part), Microlepidium pilosulum — Capsella pilosula, Paracaleana minor — Caleana minor, Parahebe derwentiana — Veronica derwentiana, P. perfoliata — V. perfoliata, Paspalum paspalodes — P. distichum, Patersonia occidentalis — P. longiscapa, Phalaris aquatica — P. tuberosa, Phragmites australis — P. communis, Pterostylisplumosa — P. barbata, Scirpus marginatus — S. antarcticus, S. pungens — S. americanus, Sisyrinchium pulchellum — Libertia pul- chella, Solanum opacum — S. nodiflorum. In some cases these changes only necessarily apply to material from within the present study area. The species listed here as Thelymitra sp. (formerly called T. aristata) is now known to be T. megcalyptra Fitz.

*3 Beverley St., Portland, Victoria 3305.**Botany Department, La Trobe University, Bundoora, Victoria 3083.

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Through space limitations only a few plant commun-ity categories could be shown. However, some attempt is made to separate records in areas geologically Ter-tiary where soils are usually infertile, highly acidic and sandy, from records in Cretaceous areas where soils are generally more fertile and heavier-textured. These soil differences are associated with floristic differ-ences, Tertiary areas usually having more sclerophyllous species than Cretaceous ones. However, commun-ity T (see check-list heading) includes some non- sclerophyllous, more or less grassy understories from both Eucalyptus sideroxylon stands on relatively fertile Tertiary areas and from E. viminalis stands on Quater-nary sands (see Parsons, Kirkpatrick & Carr 1977). Communities H and S are both from Tertiary areas.

From the study, more detailed distributional and community data are available for each species than can be printed here. Complete floristic lists were made from about 35 separate areas, each subdivided into component plant communities. If finance were availa-ble the data could at least be presented in terms of grid areas bounded by 10 minutes of latitude and longitude, and this would be highly desirable in terms of conser-vation and land utilization strategy (Churchill and de Corona 1972).

The check-list records 1099 vascular plant species; 844 native and 257 naturalized aliens* (presumed hyb-rid taxa excluded in all cases). This survey records as new for VictoriaDeyeuxia decipiens (F. Muell.) J. W. Vickery, previously known from New South Wales and Queensland, Stipa tenuiglumis Hughes previously known from South Australia, as well as the South American Plantago australis Lam. as a naturalized alien (representative specimens held at the National Herbarium of Victoria are A. C. Beauglehole Nos. 43909 and 21412 and G. W. Carr No. 1097 respec-tively). P. australis is also known as recent collections from both Wilsons Promontory and Tasmania (Dr. B. G. Briggs personal communication). Four garden es-capes are also recorded as naturalized for the first time.

In all, 47 species of native plants reach the absolute western-most limit of their distribution in the area. 27 of these (including 12 ferns) are species characteristic of wet forest (Nothofagus closed-forest or tall open- forests of the, Eucalyptus regnans type); this is in keep-ing with the fact that the Otways region is the furthest west in the state where recorded mean annual rainfall exceeds 119 cm (47 in.). In contrast, only 18 species reach their easternmost limits in the area, including 6 coastal species and 7 heath species.

It can be seen from the check-list that specimens were collected of Poa, Deyeuxia (two separate taxa), *Since the list was prepared, Toxanthes muelleri (Block O, vr) and Scirpus subtilissimus (Block C,r) have been re-corded.

Caladenia, Galium and Olearia which cannot at pre-sent be determined to species level; some at least repre-sent undescribed taxa. In addition an unresolved, robust grass species has been found near Cape Otway. Clearly much more study is needed before the floristics of the Otway region are clearly understood.

We gratefully acknowledge Dr. L. A. S. Johnson and staff of the New South Wales National Herbarium for identification of difficult taxa within the families Poaceae, Cyperaceae, Juncaceae, Plantaginaceae and Rubiaceae, Mr. R. J. Chinnock, Herbarium of South Australia, for identification of some ferns and Dr. J. H. Willis for assistance over a long period. We are grate-ful to the following for valuable orchid data: Mr. G. A. Barfoot, Mr. and Mrs. W. Mathieson and family, Mr. B. McDonald, Mrs. F. Negredo, Mr. I. Whytcross and Mr. G. R. Young. A .C.B. thanks the Land Conserva- tion Council of Victoria for financial support.

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B e a u g l e h o l e , A. C. & F i n c k , E. W., 1967. Indigenous vascular flora of Port Campbell National Park. Victoria: National Parks Authority (mimeo.)

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TH E CH EC K -LIST (pp. 102-121)

vc = very common, c = common, r = rare, v r = very ra re ,+ = record for which abundance not known. Abundance symbols underlined = known only from private property, abundance symbols in brackets = not known whether record from public land or private property.* = naturalized alien, W = species reaches wes-ternmost limit in area, E = species reaches easternmost limit in area, N = noteworthy record; either isolated or rare in Victoria or unusual form, A = first record of species as naturalized alien in Victoria, X = presumed hybrid.

Block symbols: H = Heytesbury, C = Carlisle, R = Aire River, O = Cape Otway, T = Tanybryn, P = Pennyroyal, B = Birregurra, S = Salt Creek, A, = Anglesea (Torquay Block).

Community symbols: N = Nothofagus closed forest

and Eucalyptus open-forest more than 40 m high, F = open-forest less than 40 m high on Cretaceous, T = open-forest less than 40 m high on Tertiary sediments or Quaternary sands, H = shrubby woodland or heath, C = coastal complex, M = salt marsh, VV = swamps, ponds, watercourses, rivers, soaks, S = Leptosper- mum juniperinum — Melaleuca squarrosa closed- scrub (records from Aire River and Cape Otway Blocks only), D = disturbed; roadsides, clearings, etc.

Datasourcesotherthanpresentauthors: 1 = J . Agar, personal communication (p.c.), 2 = Amor and Miles (1974), 3 = Aston (1973), 4 = E. Bound p .c ., 5 = J. Burgess p .c ., 6 = R. J. Chinnock p .c ., 7 = Henderson(1974), 8 = B. A. Fuhrer p .c ., 9a,b,c == Nicholls (1933, 1940, 1942), 10 = Parsons (1973), 11 = A. Thomley p.c., 12 = Wakefield (1975), 13 = William-son (1928), 14a,b,c,d = Willis (1948, 1957, 1970, 1972), 15 = F. Poole p.c.

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S P E C I E S

fi L 0 C K C 0 M M U N I T Y

H C R 0 T P fi S A N F T H C M tf S D

Acacia aculeatissima r H

A. armata vr vc T H C*A. bailey ana r H DA. dealbata r c vr vc F H

*A. decurrens r H D

*A. floribunda vr D

A. qenistifolia Link r c vc '1' H

A. gunnii N vr T

*A. longifolia c T H

A. longifolia var. eophorae r vc vc vc cA. mearnsii vr r vr vr c T H

A . melanoxylon c vc c vc vc c vr vc N F T H

A. mitchellii vr H

A, mucronata V C vc vc vr vc vc vc vc vc N F S

A., myrtifolia V C c vc c r vc vc T H cA. nanodealbata N W 14b vc vc vc vc vc T

A. o xycedru 8 r T

A. p y onantha vr c vc T H c*A. 8 aligna vr c H c D

A. etricta vc vc vc vc c vc vc vc F T H S

A . suaveolene vc vr c vc H

*A. terminalie vr H D

A, verniciflua vc vc vr vc vc vc N F T HA . verticillata vc vc vc vc vc vc vc vc vc N F T H c s

A . verticillata var. latifolia N W c c cA. verticillata var. ovoidea c c vc vc H cAcaena aneerinifolia vc vc vc vc vc vc vc vc vc N F T H c DA. echinata r vc c r r vc T H c*Acet08ella vulgaris Fourr. r c r vc r r vr vc H c D*Achillea millefolium r DAcianthue aaudatue c r vr vc HA. ex 8 e rtu 8 c c c c vc T H cA, reniformia r vc c c vc H cAcrotriche affinis r c c cA . p r o 8 trata c r r r F TA . 8 errulata vc r c r vc vc vc T H

A d iantum aethiopicum c vc vc c vc vc F T H cAdriana k lotz 8 chii vr c*Agapanthu 8 orientalis r D

*X Agropogon littoralis r wA gropyron scabrum r r cA g r o 8 ti8 avenacea c vr r c c c r r vc F T H c DA. billardieri c c c s

*A. gigantea vr cA . hiemalis N W c wA, rudi 8 r c r vc vc N F T*A. 8 emiverticillata 14c r (+) c*A. stolonifera vc D*A. tenuie c vc c vc vc r vr vc T)*Aira oaryophyllea vc vc vc c c r vc vc H c DM. praecox r r r TAjuga australis r vc vc T H c*AIbizia lophantha vr r r c vc H c*Allium triquetrum vr vc vc vc DAlyxia buxifolia r r vr vc c


Floristic Check-list o f the Otway Region (continued)

B L 0 c K C 0 N O N I T YS P E C I E S H C R 0 T p B S A N F T H C M W S D

*Amaranthub albua *Ammophila arenarea Amp 9 re a x iphoo lada Amphibolia a n ta r o t io a

V C

V C

vr

vc vcvcvcr

vcvc vc vc

Na

vcvc

rin »T H

C

Amphibromue n e e e i i A . reourva tue Amphipogon a t r i o t u a Amyema pendulum

rvr

r vc c c r r

vcc

vrvcvr

cvcvcc N F T

HH

WN

*Anaga ll ie arvenaia AngianthuB p re iea ia n u a A n g u i l l a r i a d io io a

*Anthemie n o b i l iB

C

rrr

r r vc

r

r r r vccc H C

MD

*Anthoxanthum odoratum AotuB e r io o id e a Apaloahlamya a p a e ta b i l i a

*Aphanea arvania

V C

V C

vr

vcvc

vc

r

vr

vc vc

r

vc

vr

rvc

rvc

vcvc

N F

TT

HH

C

C

D

A pha lia g r a o i l i a A . p u m il io Apt urn p roa tra tum

*Aponogeton d ie taohyon

crc vc r

vc

vcvc

vcT

HH

C Ww

*Araujia hortorum *A reto theea ca len du la * A ro to t ie a toaohadi f o l i a *Arenaria lap tooladoa

r vr vr

c

vrvr vc vr

rvc C

CC

DDD

A r th r o o h i lu a huntianua(F .M u ell.)D .B laxe ll 11

Arthropodium m i l la f lo r u m *Aaparagua aaparagoidaa

vrc c

e :vc

vrc r

vrF

TT

HH

CA eparula o o n fe r ta A . gu n n ii A. 8 cop a r t a A, aubaimplex N

vc

rr

crcr

rc

cvc

vc r r

r

TT

H

CN

*Aaphodelue f i a tu l o a u a Aaplanium b u lb i fa ru m A, f l a b a l l i f o l i u m A. f laoo idum N W

cvc

vcvcr

vcvcr

vc

vc

vcr

r

vrNNN

F T

D

*Aater aubula tu8 Aatroloma humifuaum• A thyrium a u a tr a le A t r i p l a x e in a rea

vrc

vrr

vccr

vc

rr vc

vcvc

NT H

CC

C

D

*A. h a a ta ta A u e tr a l in a m u e l le r i A. p u e i l l a N W

* A v e l l in ia m io h e l i i

rvc vc vc

vcvcvrvc

vc cvc

NF

C

C

*Avena a a t i v a A uo lla f i l i o u l o i d e a Baeekea ramoaiaeima Bankaia marginata

rvc vc vc

vc

c

vc

vccvc

vr

cvc T

HH

C

C

WD

Bauera ru b io id e e Baumea aouta B. gu n n ii B. junoea

vcvccvc

vcvc

vc

vcvc

r

vcvc

rvc vc

c

H

H

NNN

S

B, laxa N E B. rub ig inoaa B. t e tragonaB ed fo rd ia arborescens Hochr. W

rvc

rvcvc vc

cvc vc vc

vc

c r N F

NNW

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B L C C K C C M M I N I T y“ ~ S P E C I E S H C R 0 T P B S A N F T H C M w S D*Bellis perennis c vr vc c DBeyeria lesohenaultii c vc CB illardiera longiflora vr c vc c r N FB, soandens r vr c r vr r r vc T HBlechnum o a rtilagineum W 14bB, ohambersii r c r c c vr N F wS. fluviatile W vc c c vc c N FB. minus vc c r c r r N FB. nudum VC vc vc vc vc vc vc vc vc N F wB. patersonii W 14cB . wattsiiBoronia muelleri N W

c vc vcvc

vcvr

vc vc r N FT

wS

B. nana c c r vr vr HB . parviflora vc c vc H wBossiaea oinerea B . oordigera

VC vc vc vcc

rT

H S

B, pros t r a t a Brachycome oardiooarpa B. diversifolia

VCvr

vc

r

vc cr

vcvr

H C

Cw

B. graminea vr vr wB. multifida r c vc T HB. parvula B . p erpueilla

rvr

c c CC

B. uliginoea vc vc H NBraohyloma oiliatum

*Briza maximavcr

vc rr

c vcvc T

HC

wD

*B. minor *Bromu8 d iandvu 8

vc vr r vcr

c r c c Cc

DD

*B. mollis *B. 8 terili8 *B. unioloide 8 Brunonia australis

vrvc

rvccc

rrc

r c

vrvrvrvc

cvc T H

ccc D

Bulbine bulbosa B» semibarbata

rr

r r r Tr

Burohardia umbellata Burnettia ouneata 8

vc vcr

yc r c vc vc vc T H c wN

Bursaria spinosa Caesia parviflora

*Cakile edentula

rc

r vc

vr

vc

r

vr r vrr

vcr

T HH

c

r*C. maritima vc vc vc cCaladenia angustata C. oaerulea

vr r rvr

rr

T HH

C. earnea vc vc c r vr c c vc N T HC. aarnea var. pygmaea r vr HC, olavigeraC. olavigera X C . dilatata

vr rvr

HH

C . oongesta C, deformis

rr

vrc

vrvc

TH

C. dilatataC . dilatata X C. patersonii C. filamentoea C. i ride 8 oens

r

rvr

c

rvr

r r c

r

vcvr

[vr]r

T

T

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C % latifolia vc r vc cC . menziesii C. pallida 9c

vc r r[♦)

r vc vc TT

HC . p a t e r 8 onii r i vr c H



B L 0 C K C 0 M M U N I T YS P E C I E S H C R 0 T P B

s lA N F T H C M N s D

C. p a ta r a o n i i var. eo nao lor C. p a ta r a o n i i X C. r a t i o u t a t a 11 C. p a ta r a o n i i X C. t a a a a l la t a C. r a t i e u l a t a vc c vr

1

vr

vr[vr]vrr

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C. sp. 5 C. ta a a a l la t a C. X t u t a l a t a C a la n d r in ia e a l y p t r a t a

vrcvrvr

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Calaana major*Calliatamon r ig id u a R .B r ., A C a l l i t r i e h a braohyoarpa C. m u e l la r i 3

r c

r vr

r cc

T HH

WW

*C. a ta g n a l ia Calooephalua b r o v n i i C. lao teuaC aloohilua oampeatria

rcrr

r

r

rvc

cvc

rvcvrr H

cc

W

C. herbaoeua L in d l. 14 C. im berb ie C. paludoaue C. r o b e r ta o n i i

rr

rr

vrvr vr vr

vrvrrc T

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W

C a lya teg ia m arginata C. sepiumC a ly t r i x te t ra g o n a Cardamine d io tyoeperm a

r vrr vr

r

r

vr r

cr

N

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C. h ir a u ta C. e t y l o e a N N C. t e n u i f o l i a

*Cardaria dr aba 10

r

vr

vrvr

c

vr

vrvr

cN

T

D

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rr c c

vrccr

rr c r

rr N F

cWW

DD

C. b re v ie u lm ia C. brow nii C. fa a e i e u l a r i a C. gaudiehaudiana

cvr

r

vc

vr vr rvc

N F

cc

W

WW

C. gunniana C. in v e r e a 14c C. i n y x N C. pum ila

vrC i

vrvrvrc

r

c

c

c

W

W

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cvc r

c cvr

vr

vr

rvcrvr T

H

cc

D

Caeeytha g la b e l la C. melantha C. pubeeeene Caauarina l i t t o r a l i a

cvrc

cvrc

crr

rr

c

vrvrvrvr

cvrrvc

vccc

TTTT

HHH

c

C. paludoea C. p u s i l l a C. e t r i e t a

vc

r

vc vc

vcvc

rvr

vc vcc

vrvccc

HH

cc

W

C auetie f l e x u o e a W 14c C. pen tandra C. r e e t i a e e a

*Centaurium minue vcvcr vc

c

vc

c

c r ccr

cvcvc N F

T

T

HHH c M 1 D


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S P E C I E S6 L G C K C 0 M M U N I T 1■

H C R 0 T P B S A N F T H C M W S D*C. t e n u i f l o r u m { H o f f n . t t L in k)F itsch c r e c M N DC e n te l la o o r d i f o l i a vc c r r r T WC entipeda ounninghamii r r r H w DC e n tro le p ie a r i s t a t a c c c c r vc vc H wC, f a s o i o u l a r i s vc c r r r r r c T H wC. g labra c wC. po lygyna c r CC. B tr ig o s a vc vc r vr c r c vc T H w D

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