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Flora and vegetation of banded iron formations of the Yilgarn Craton : the Lee Steere Range

The Lee Steere Range is located on the northern edge of the Yilgarn Craton, adjacent to the Capricorn Orogeny, c. 200 km north-east of the township of Wiluna. Fifty permanent vegetation quadrats were established, with all vascular flora and a series of environmental attributes recorded. A total of 100 taxa were recorded, representing 27 families and 40 genera. A single taxon of conservation significance was identified, which also represented a c. 200 km range extension for this taxon. Two putative taxa were collected; further material is required for confirmation. Five floristic communities were identified from the survey; these communities were strongly associated with topographical position, local geology and edaphic factors. The Lee Steere Range is a relatively intact banded ironstone formation with little evidence of disturbance. Any future exploration or development should ensure that the important conservation values and condition of the range are retained.