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Eucalyptus baueriana subsp. thalassina
Werribee River , PARWAN VIC 3340 - Property No T12434
Eucalyptus baueriana subsp. thalassina
Werribee River , PARWAN VIC 3340 - Property No T12434
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Statement of Significance
What is significant?
This stand of approximately 50 Werribee Blue Box trees occupies the southern bank of the Werribee River in Parwan. This area is part of the traditional lands of the Wadawurrung people.
The stand is comprised of approximately 15% large or very large trees, 25% medium, and the remainder smaller recruitment trees. Friends of Hopetoun Park and Parwan Gorge
have reported that this stand has the most numerous specimens and best natural recruitment of any in the local area.
There are also a number of Werribee Blue Boxes on the northern bank of this section of the catchment, with at least 3 considered to be of Regional significance (T12431, T12432, T12433). Several other specimens in the area are currently being assessed.
How is it significant?
Thisstand ofWerribee Blue Boxissignificant forscientificand socialreasonsattheStatelevel.
Why is it significant?
Thisstand oftreesis scientifically significant for rarityandas an important source of seed.It is socially significant for its contribution to the riparian landscape of the Parwan Gorge.
The Werribee Blue Box was first identified as a morphologically distinct subspecies ofEucalyptusbauerianain 2011, and is classified as endangered in Victoria.Its distribution is restricted to the Werribee River catchment around Bacchus Marsh and downstream, growing close to watercourses and drainage lines in alluvial soils. The Werribee Blue Box population is estimated to be only a few thousand, most of which occur in the northern part of the distribution along theCoidamaiandDjerriwahrrCreeks, which flow through Lake Merrimu Reservoir Reserve and Long Forest Flora Reserve.
The standis a significant population of this endangered species and an important source of seed.
Condition:Good
Tree Type:Stand
Number of Trees: 50
AverageCircumference:2.0m
AverageHeight:12m
Height method:Instrument
Circumference method: Tape Measure
Date of measurement:06/06/2010
Ageof trees:Larger treesapproximately 200years(approx15% of stand) with younger recruitment
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Eucalyptus baueriana subsp. thalassinaNational Trust
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