FIGURE 1. A in Lichens and bryophytes in Tasmanian wet eucalypt forest: floristics, conservation and ecology

FIGURE 1. A forest edge, showing the typical layered structure of the vegetation. Eucalypts up to about 50 m tall form a canopy over a dense layer of secondary trees about 18–25 m tall. A layer, 1–3 m tall and dominated by the large rosette sedge Gahnia grandis and a vigorous scrambling shrub Bauera rubioides, is present in the understorey (Photo: J.Jarman).