Livistona nitida (Carnavon Gorge Cabbage Palm)

Endemic to a very small pocket central Queensland in the upper catchments of the Dawson, Comet and Burnett Rivers and Carnarvon Gorge. Not listed nationally but 'near threatened' in QLD

Livistona nitida is listed in the following regions:

Central Queensland

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Livistona nitida (Carnavon Gorge Cabbage Palm) at Carnarvon National Park - 29 Jun 2024 by MB

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Livistona nitida (Carnavon Gorge Cabbage Palm) at Theodore, QLD - 27 Jun 2024 by MB

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Livistona nitida (Carnavon Gorge Cabbage Palm) at Carnarvon National Park - 29 Jun 2024 by MB

Livistona nitida (Carnavon Gorge Cabbage Palm) at Theodore, QLD - 27 Jun 2024 by MB

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Species information

Livistona nitida Scientific name
Carnavon Gorge Cabbage Palm Common name
Sensitive
Rare or uncommon native
Non-invasive or negligible
Machine learning
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Location information

Maps
Carnarvon National Park
Places
Carnarvon Park, QLD Theodore, QLD

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