Approved NSW Recovery Plan Davidson's Plum (Davidsonia jerseyana)

Davidsonia jerseyana Bailey (Davidson’s Plum) is endemic to the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales (NSW) and is currently only known from the Tweed and Brunswick River catchments.

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Date

1 February 2004

Publisher

Department of Environment and Conservation (NSW)

Type

Publication, Recovery plan

Cost

Free

Language

English

Tags

ISBN 0-73136-7790

File PDF 457KB
Pages 34

Name davidsons-plum-davidsonia-jerseyana-recovery-plan.pdf

The species has been documented as occurring at a total of 118 point locations, which can be roughly grouped into 24 naturally occurring sub-populations.

This document constitutes the formal NSW State Recovery Plan for this species, and considers the requirements of the species across its known range.

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