Plant species and sites of botanical significance in the southern bioregions of the Northern Territory
Matthew White ... [et al.]
White, Matthew; Albrecht, David; Duguid, Angus W.; Latz, Peter; Hamilton, Mary
E-Publications; PublicationNT; E-Books
2000-12-00
Made available via the Publications (Legal Deposit) Act 2004 (NT).; This report provides a benchmark for the conservation status of botanical values in the southern, predominantly arid part of the Northern Territory. It will have many and varied uses, providing information about conservation values to land holders and managers as well as government departments and conservation groups.
Volume 1 : Significant vascular plants -- Volume 2 : Significant sites
English
Plants -- Northern Territory -- Alice Springs Region; Northern Territory -- Alice Springs Region
Arid Lands Environment Centre
Alice Springs (N.T.)
2 v. : maps ; 30 cm.
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0724527842 (v. 1); 0724527850 (v. 2)
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https://hdl.handle.net/10070/243744
https://hdl.handle.net/10070/601270
https://hdl.handle.net/10070/601264; https://hdl.handle.net/10070/601266; https://hdl.handle.net/10070/601268
Volume 2, Part 2, page viii Table of Contents Part 2 Part 2 Site Descriptions...................................................................................................... 41 1. Burt Plain Bioregion.......................................................................................................... 43 1.1 OVERVIEW OF THE BURT PLAIN BIOREGION .............................................................................................................................43 1.2 SITES OF NATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE IN THE BURT PLAIN BIOREGION ........................................................................................46 1.3 SITES OF BIOREGIONAL SIGNIFICANCE IN THE BURT PLAIN BIOREGION ...................................................................................56 1.4 SITES OF UNDETERMINED SIGNIFICANCE IN THE BURT PLAIN BIOREGION................................................................................63 1.5 WATERHOLES OF BOTANICAL SIGNIFICANCE IN THE BURT PLAIN BIOREGION .........................................................................65 2. Central Ranges Bioregion................................................................................................. 67 2.1 OVERVIEW OF THE NT PORTION OF THE CENTRAL RANGES BIOREGION....................................................................................67 2.2 SITES OF NATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE IN THE NT PORTION OF THE CENTRAL RANGES BIOREGION ..............................................68 2.3 SITES OF BIOREGIONAL SIGNIFICANCE IN THE NT PORTION OF THE CENTRAL RANGES BIOREGION.........................................70 2.4 SITES OF UNDETERMINED SIGNIFICANCE IN THE NT PORTION OF THE CENTRAL RANGES BIOREGION .....................................73 2.5 WATERHOLES OF BOTANICAL SIGNIFICANCE IN THE NT PORTION OF THE CENTRAL RANGES BIOREGION ...............................74 3. Channel Country Bioregion ............................................................................................. 75 3.1 OVERVIEW OF THE NT PORTION OF THE CHANNEL COUNTRY BIOREGION ................................................................................75 3.2 SITES OF NATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE IN THE NT PORTION OF THE CHANNEL COUNTRY BIOREGION...........................................78 3.3 SITES OF BIOREGIONAL SIGNIFICANCE IN THE NT PORTION OF THE CHANNEL COUNTRY BIOREGION......................................80 3.4 SITES OFUNDETERMINED SIGNIFICANCE IN THE NT PORTION OF THE CHANNEL COUNTRY BIOREGION...................................91 3.5 WATERHOLES OF BOTANICAL SIGNIFICANCE IN THE NT PORTION OF THE CHANNEL COUNTRY BIOREGION............................91 4. Davenport Murchison Ranges Bioregion........................................................................ 93 4.1 OVERVIEW OF THE DAVENPORT MURCHISON RANGES BIOREGION/SUBREGION .......................................................................93 4.2 SITES OF NATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE IN THE DAVENPORT MURCHISON RANGES BIOREGION/SUBREGION ..................................96 4.3 SITES OF BIOREGIONAL SIGNIFICANCE IN THE DAVENPORT MURCHISON RANGES BIOREGION/SUBREGION ...........................100 4.4 WATERHOLES OF BOTANICAL SIGNIFICANCE IN THE NT PORTION OF THE DAVENPORT MURCHISON RANGES BIOREGION/SUBREGION ................................................................................................................................................................106 5. Finke Bioregion................................................................................................................ 107 5.1 OVERVIEW OF THE NT PORTION OF THE FINKE BIOREGION.....................................................................................................107 5.2 SITES OF NATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE IN THE NT PORTION OF THE FINKE BIOREGION ...............................................................110 5.3 SITES OF BIOREGIONAL SIGNIFICANCE IN THE NT PORTION OF THE FINKE BIOREGION ..........................................................120 5.4 SITES OF UNDETERMINED SIGNIFICANCE IN THE NT PORTION OF THE FINKE BIOREGION.......................................................133 6. Great Sandy Desert Bioregion........................................................................................ 135 6.1 OVERVIEW OF THE NT PORTION OF THE GREAT SANDY DESERT BIOREGION ..........................................................................135 6.2 SITES OF NATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE IN THE NT PORTION OF THE GREAT SANDY DESERT BIOREGION ....................................138 6.3 SITES OF BIOREGIONAL SIGNIFICANCE IN THE NT PORTION OF THE GREAT SANDY DESERT BIOREGION ...............................140 6.4 SITES OF UNDETERMINED SIGNIFICANCE IN THE NT PORTION OF THE GREAT SANDY DESERT BIOREGION............................161 6.5 WATERHOLES OF BOTANICAL SIGNIFICANCE IN THE NT PORTION OF THE GREAT SANDY DESERT BIOREGION .....................163 7. MacDonnell Ranges Bioregion ....................................................................................... 165 7.1 OVERVIEW OF THE MACDONNELL RANGES BIOREGION .........................................................................................................165 7.2 SITES OF NATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE IN THE MACDONNELL RANGES BIOREGION.....................................................................168 7.3 SITES OF BIOREGIONAL SIGNIFICANCE IN THE MACDONNELL RANGES BIOREGION ...............................................................198 7.4 WATERHOLES OF BOTANICAL SIGNIFICANCE IN THE NT PORTION OF THE MACDONNELL RANGES BIOREGION ....................216 8. Mitchell Grass Downs Bioregion.................................................................................... 221 8.1 OVERVIEW OF THE NT PORTION OF THE MITCHELL GRASS DOWNS BIOREGION .....................................................................221 8.2 SITES OF NATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE IN THE NT PORTION OF THE MITCHELL GRASS DOWNS BIOREGION................................224 8.3 SITES OF BIOREGIONAL SIGNIFICANCE IN THE NT PORTION OF THE MITCHELL GRASS DOWNS BIOREGION...........................228 8.4 SITES OF UNDETERMINED SIGNIFICANCE IN THE NT PORTION OF THE MITCHELL GRASS DOWNS BIOREGION .......................240 8.5 WATERHOLES OF BOTANICAL SIGNIFICANCE IN THE NT PORTION OF THE MITCHELL GRASS DOWNS BIOREGION.................240