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Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2019 — Appendix A1.9 exotic vegetation

NSW Rural Fire Service. This registry entry connects 6 plant records to 6 normalized source rows. It is corroboration or adoption evidence; it does not cast an independent fire vote. Evidence kind: regulation; lineage: unknown.

Publisher
NSW Rural Fire Service
Region
New South Wales, Australia
Evidence kind
Regulation
Linked plants
6
Normalized rows
6
Fire-evidence rows
6

Appendix A1.9 names six species or genus owners as the four main exotic vegetation groups, says these plants can intensify bushfires under adverse weather, and assigns vegetation fuel-class conversions. These explicit negative assessments map to avoid. Generic Appendix 4 landscaping rules do not create taxon rows.

The current official host returned HTTP 403 on 2026-08-25. The official PDF was recovered from the 2025-02-10 Wayback capture. Its plant-callout lineage is not stated, so it remains unknown rather than being inferred from the broader Keith vegetation-class framework. PDF SHA-256: 57e72eafafd51d90b06406f400326c740b6533be1dcf43354bb6394af415c786.

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Linked plant records (6)

Each row names the evidence channel this source supports. Range, status, hardiness, and fire-ecology context remain separate from fire classification.

PlantSource use
BambooPhyllostachys spp. fire evidence · 1
Camphor LaurelCinnamomum camphora fire evidence · 1
Chinese privitLigustrum sinense fire evidence · 1
Evergreen privitLigustrum lucidum fire evidence · 1
LantanaLantana camara fire evidence · 1
Trailing lantanaLantana montevidensis fire evidence · 1

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