Abstract
The riparian rainforest on the streamside levees of the coastal floodplain of the Clarence River on the North Coast of New South Wales was cleared during the 1860s by small landholders seeking fertile land. Only three small remnants remain. Using a combination of historical species lists, corner trees from surveyors' portion plans, habitat information and the NSW Scientific Committee's (1999) determination for lowland rainforest on floodplain a conceptual model of the original distribution of rainforest suballiances on the levees of the Clarence River coastal floodplain is proposed. Cunninghamia (2014) 14: 153-178 doi:10.7751/cunninghamia.2014.14.008
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