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Image	Name	Detail	File number	Level
	Acacia decora Western Silver Wattle Binnie Road,, BUNGEET VIC 3726 - Property No T11369	Rare or localised Outstanding sze This disjunct community of approximately 14 trees is located 2-4 km east of Bungeet, on the roadside. Although the species is widespread in NSW and Queensland, in Victoria they are usually limited to isolated communities on the western side of the Warby Ranges. Trees in this stand are larger than the Thoona trees but there is little regeneration. Measurements: 01/03/1988 Spread (m): 5.0 Girth (m): 0.35 Height ... more	T11369	State
	Acacia decora Western Silver Wattle Thoona-Devenish Road,, BENALLA VIC 3672 - Property No T11370	Rare or localised Acacia decora is found in Qld, NSW and Victoria. This stand is a disjunct community growing on a disused roadside 2.2km from Thoona. The population is sparsely spread but there is evidence of regeneration. The group of this rare acacia possibly presents the best area in which to conserve the species. These trees are smaller and bushier than the Bungeet stand. The site is at higher altitude (200m) , rocky and facing north-west. ... more	T11370	State

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Acacia decora

Western Silver Wattle

Binnie Road,, BUNGEET VIC 3726 - Property No T11369

Rare or localised Outstanding sze This disjunct community of approximately 14 trees is located 2-4 km east of Bungeet, on the roadside. Although the species is widespread in NSW and Queensland, in Victoria they are usually limited to isolated communities on the western side of the Warby Ranges. Trees in this stand are larger than the Thoona trees but there is little regeneration. Measurements: 01/03/1988 Spread (m): 5.0 Girth (m): 0.35 Height ... more

T11369

State

Acacia decora

Western Silver Wattle

Thoona-Devenish Road,, BENALLA VIC 3672 - Property No T11370

Rare or localised Acacia decora is found in Qld, NSW and Victoria. This stand is a disjunct community growing on a disused roadside 2.2km from Thoona. The population is sparsely spread but there is evidence of regeneration. The group of this rare acacia possibly presents the best area in which to conserve the species. These trees are smaller and bushier than the Bungeet stand. The site is at higher altitude (200m) , rocky and facing north-west. ... more

T11370

State