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notation | L | |
definition | Climbing, twining, winding or sprawling plants usually with a woody stem. |
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notation | Q | |
definition | Plant growing in an inland waterway or wetland with the majority of its biomass under water for most of the year. Fresh, saline or brackish water. |
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notation | B | |
definition | Mosses and Liverworts. Mosses are small plants usually with a slender leaf-bearing stem with no true vascular tissue. Liverworts are often moss-like in appearance or consisting of a flat, ribbon-like green thallus. |
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notation | C | |
definition | Single or multi-stemmed, semi-succulent shrub of the family Chenopodiaceae exhibiting drought and salt tolerance. |
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notation | A | |
definition | Members of the families Cycadaceae and Zamiaceae. |
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notation | K | |
definition | Epiphytes, mistletoes and parasites. Plant with roots attached to the aerial portions of other plants. Often could also be another growth form, such as fern or forb. |
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notation | E | |
definition | Ferns and fern allies. Characterised by large and usually branched leaves (fronds), herbaceous and terrestrial to aquatic; spores in sporangia on the leaves. |
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notation | F | |
definition | Herbaceous or slightly woody, annual or sometimes perennial plant. (Usually a dicotyledon.). |
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notation | X | |
definition | Australian grass trees. Members of the Xanthorroeaceae. |
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notation | Z | |
definition | Shrub usually less than 2m, with sclerophyllous leaves having high fibre:protein ratios and with an area of nanophyll or smaller (less than 225 sq. m.). Often a member of one the following families: Epacridaceae, Myrtaceae, Fabaceae and Proteaceae. Commonly occur on nutrient-poor substrates. |