Present Distribution of Cape tulip (one leaf) (Moraea flaccida) in Victoria (Nox)

Map: Present distribution Cape Tulip - One Leaf

Present Distribution of Cape tulip (one leaf)

The infestations shown on these maps are derived from the Flora Information Systems (FIS) (2002) and Integrated Pest Management System (IPMS) (2003) and Noxious Weed Survey (Lane et al, 1980).

The map is not meant to display a complete statewide inventory for this species. There are areas, for instance, where this species may be present but has not been recorded. IPMS data (managed by DEPI), for example, reflects the regional policies, priorities, programs and available human resources etc over the last 12 or so years (up to early 2003). It is reasonable, therefore, to assume that for most species, the extent of infestations in a region will be greater than is recorded.

Information from Noxious Weeds Survey (Lane

et al

1980)

Colour

Infestation

Area (ha)

Dark Brown

Dense Infestation

11,000

Fawn

Medium

28,000

Green

Scattered

321,000

Total

360,000

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