The botanical regions adopted for New South Wales are those used by the National Herbarium of New South Wales.
The botanical region characters should be used carefully. If a specimen comes from near the boundary between two or more regions, select several regions to allow for range extensions or geographic imprecision.
Distribution data for this character were derived from the Flora of New South Wales vol. 2 ed. G. Harden (1991) and the Australian National Herbarium specimen database.
North Coast
Covers the northern part of the coastal region of New South Wales.
Central Coast
Covers the central part of the coastal region of New South Wales.
South Coast
Covers the southern part of the coastal region of New South Wales.
Northern Tablelands
Covers the northern part of the New South Wales tablelands.
Central Tablelands
Covers the central part of the New South Wales tablelands.
Southern Tablelands
Covers the southern part of the New South Wales tablelands.
North Western Slopes
Covers the northern part of the western slopes of New South Wales.
Central Western Slopes
Covers the central part of the western slopes of New South Wales.
South Western Slopes
Covers the southern part of the western slopes of New South Wales.
North Western Plains
Covers the northern part of the western plains of New South Wales.
South Western Plains
Covers the southern part of the western plains of New South Wales.
North Far Western Plains
Covers the northern part of the far western plains of New South Wales.
North Western Slopes
Covers the northern part of the western slopes of New South Wales.
