Priority species
NSW Government Priority Species

NSW Government Priority Species

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Overview

NSW Government priority species as sourced from: https://threatenedspecies.bionet.nsw.gov.au/

431 species

Tinospora smilacina (Tinospora Vine)

Trachymene scapigera (Mountain Trachymene)

Triflorensia cameronii (Cameron's Tarenna)

Triplarina imbricata (Creek Triplarina)

Triplarina nowraensis (Nowra Heath Myrtle)

Triplarina nowraensis

Jackie Miles, west of Nowra

Triplarina nowraensis

Large oil dots in rows
Triplarina nowraensis

Jackie Miles, west of Nowra
Triplarina nowraensis
Triplarina nowraensis
Triplarina nowraensis

Tylophora woollsii (Cryptic Forest Twiner)

Tympanocryptis osbornei (Monaro Grassland Earless Dragon)

Tympanocryptis osbornei
Tympanocryptis osbornei
Tympanocryptis osbornei
Tympanocryptis osbornei
Tympanocryptis osbornei
Tympanocryptis osbornei

Typhonium sp. aff. brownii (Stinky Lily)

Uperoleia mahonyi (Mahony's Toadlet)

Uromyrtus australis (Peach Myrtle)

Veronica blakelyi

Veronica lithophila

Viola cleistogamoides (Hidden Violet)

Wahlenbergia scopulicola (Rock-face Bluebell)

Westringia kydrensis (Kydra Westringia)

Westringia kydrensis
Westringia kydrensis
Westringia kydrensis
Westringia kydrensis
Westringia kydrensis
Westringia kydrensis

Wilsonia rotundifolia (Round-leafed Wilsonia)

Wilsonia rotundifolia
Wilsonia rotundifolia
Wilsonia rotundifolia
Wilsonia rotundifolia

Xerothamnella parvifolia (Small-leaved Little Dry Shrub)

Xylosma parvifolia (Mountain Xylosma)

Xylosma terrae-reginae (Queensland Xylosma)

Zannichellia palustris

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Conservation level

  • Endangered * (change?)
    * designates formal legal status

Invasiveness

  • All invasiveness levels (change?)

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