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Protect your home and wildlife — top fire-resistant native plants for Queensland backyards

Wildlife Preservation Society of Queensland. This registry entry connects 4 plant records to 4 normalized source rows. It is corroboration or adoption evidence; it does not cast an independent fire vote. Evidence kind: compilation; lineage: unknown.

Publisher
Wildlife Preservation Society of Queensland
Region
Queensland, Australia
Evidence kind
Compilation
Linked plants
4
Normalized rows
4
Fire-evidence rows
4

The article explicitly presents three named native species as fire-resistant choices for Queensland backyards and separately describes buffel grass as highly combustible and able to carry fire rapidly. The three positive statements map to recommend and the buffel-grass warning maps to avoid.

Four exact GBIF species owners were admitted: three existing records were enriched and one was created. The page links Paten Park Native Nursery only under "Further information and to buy plants" and does not attribute its claims, so the evidence lineage remains unknown rather than inferred. Live HTML SHA-256 fb6899d40e0d648f713d5dd77b7fb2b46f1b4a0ce43d38806965ff7ec92c8fd3; WordPress API JSON SHA-256 2fac7c6013b15351c905630f5287d1879ddbaba3e9ca2f94f725eaf30ec2220a.

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Linked plant records (4)

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

PlantSource use
Cenchrus ciliarisCenchrus ciliaris fire evidence · 1
Cheese treeGlochidion ferdinandi fire evidence · 1
Lilly PillyAcmena smithii fire evidence · 1
Native FrangipanniHymenosporum flavum fire evidence · 1

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