Structural development of vegetation on rehabilitated North Stradbroke Island: Above/belowground feedback may facilitate alternative ecological outcomes

Ecological Processes

Table 2 Predominant trees and shrubs found among reference and post-rehabilitation sites

Order	Family	Taxon	Common Name
Cuppressaceae	Callitroidae	Callitris columellaris	White cypress-pine
		Callitris rhomboidae	Oyster bay pine
Fabales	Fabaceae	*Acacia concurrens†*	Black wattle
Fagales	Casuarinaceae	Allocasuarina littoralis‡	Black Sheoak
		*Allocasuarina torulosa* ‡	Forest Sheoak
Myrtales	Myrtaceae	*Angophora leiocarpa*	Rusty gum
		*Corymbia gummifera*	Red bloodwood
		*Corymbia intermedia*	Pink bloodwood
		*Eucalyptus pilularis*	Blackbutt
		*Eucalyptus planchoniana*	Bastard tallow-wood
		*Eucalyptus racemosa*	Scribbly gum
		*Eucalyptus resinifera*	Red mahogany
		Eucalyptus tindaliae	Tindale’s stringybark
		*Lophostemon confertus*	Brushbox
		Melaleuca quinquenervia	Paper bark
Proteales	Proteaceae	*Banksia aemula*	Wallum Banksia
		*Banksia serrata*	Old man Banksia

Bold text refers to pre-dominant species found within the reference sites (Queensland Herbarium).
Note: A comprehensive list of species reported from high dune vegetation on North Stradbroke Island is available from Rogers and Mokrzecki (1984).
†Interactions with N-fixating Rhizobium spp.
‡Interactions with N-fixating Frankia spp.