Priority species
NSW Government Priority Species
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Orchids

NSW Government Priority Species

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Overview

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

77 species

Diuris byronensis (Byron Bay Donkey Orchid)

Diuris disposita (Macleay River Doubletail)

Diuris eborensis

Diuris flavescens (Pale Yellow Doubletail)

Diuris ochroma (Pale Golden Moths)

Diuris ochroma
Diuris ochroma
Diuris ochroma
Diuris ochroma
Diuris ochroma
Diuris ochroma

Diuris pedunculata (Small Golden Moths)

Diuris praecox (Rough Doubletail)

Diuris sp. (Oaklands, D.L. Jones 5380) (Oaklands Diuris)

Diuris tricolor (Painted Donkey Orchid)

Diuris venosa (Veined Doubletail)

Diuris venosa
Diuris venosa
Diuris venosa
Diuris venosa
Diuris venosa
Diuris venosa

Genoplesium baueri (Bauer's Midge Orchid)

Genoplesium baueri
Genoplesium baueri
Genoplesium baueri
Genoplesium baueri
Genoplesium baueri
Genoplesium baueri

Genoplesium insigne (Variable Midge Orchid)

Genoplesium littorale (Tuncurry Midge Orchid)

Genoplesium rhyoliticum (Rhyolite Midge-orchid)

Geodorum densiflorum (Pink Nodding Orchid, Shepherds Crook Orchid)

Geodorum densiflorum
Geodorum densiflorum
Geodorum densiflorum
Geodorum densiflorum
Geodorum densiflorum
Geodorum densiflorum

Microtis angusii (Angus's Onion Orchid)

Oberonia complanata (Yellow-flowered King of the Fairies)

Oberonia titania (Red-flowered King of the Fairies)

Oberonia titania
Oberonia titania

Peristeranthus hillii (Beetle Orchid, Brown Fairy-chain Orchid)

Peristeranthus hillii
Peristeranthus hillii
Peristeranthus hillii
Peristeranthus hillii
Peristeranthus hillii
Peristeranthus hillii

Phaius australis (Lesser Swamp Orchid)

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Conservation level

  • All conservation levels (change?)

Invasiveness

  • All invasiveness levels (change?)

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