MARQUALPIE LAND SYSTEM Survey, Biological Survey of South Australia - Vegetation Survey, Biological Database of South Australia

Part of the ongoing Biological Survey of South Australia. To sample the range of vegetation communities and landform types occurring in the region (Outback). The survey conducted in 2008/2009 surveyed the variety of habitats present in the Marqualpie Land System, and the fauna within them. Marqualpie Land System. Jumbled sand dunes and sand plains. Jumbled dunes, sandplains, channels and swampy flats abutting tableland country on Cordillo Downs and Innamincka Regional Reserve. Red dunes with sandhill wattle, sandhill spider flower and rattlepods over dense spinifex; a variety of flats with lignum, canegrass, Queensland bluebush, neverfail, Mitchell grass and coolibah on the channels and deeper depressions; sandplains with mulga, dead finish and bloodwood over woolybutt, spinifex and annual grasses. The MARQUALPIE LAND SYSTEM Survey is part of the Biological Survey of South Australia Program which is a series of systematic surveys conducted across the state between 1971 and the present with the broad aim of providing a baseline inventory of South Australia's flora and fauna biodiversity. Please use the following URL to access the dataset: http://aekos.org.au/collection/sa.gov.au/bdbsa_veg/survey_612

本数据集为南澳大利亚州正在实施的生物调查（Biological Survey of South Australia）项目的组成部分，旨在对该内陆（Outback）区域内分布的各类植被群落与地貌类型开展系统性采样工作。
本次调查于2008至2009年间开展，针对马尔夸皮土地系统（Marqualpie Land System）内的各类生境及其栖息的动物群落进行了全面调查。该土地系统的典型地貌与植被组合如下：杂乱沙丘与砂质平原；杂乱沙丘、砂质平原、河道及沼泽滩地毗邻科迪洛当斯（Cordillo Downs）与伊纳明卡区域保护区（Innamincka Regional Reserve）的台地地带；覆盖茂密三齿稃（spinifex）的红色沙丘上生长有沙丘金合欢（sandhill wattle）、沙丘蜘蛛花（sandhill spider flower）与猪屎豆（rattlepods）；河道与深洼地的各类滩地上分布有河莽草（lignum）、甘蔗草（canegrass）、昆士兰蓝灌木（Queensland bluebush）、耐寒草（neverfail）、米切尔草（Mitchell grass）与考利巴桉（coolibah）；砂质平原以穆尔加木（mulga）、枯梢相思（dead finish）与血木（bloodwood）为优势物种，伴生有毛叶桉（woolybutt）、三齿稃与一年生草本植物。
马尔夸皮土地系统调查是南澳大利亚州生物调查计划的组成部分：该计划自1971年起至今在全州范围内开展一系列系统性普查，其总体目标是建立南澳大利亚州动植物生物多样性的基线名录。
请通过以下链接获取本数据集：http://aekos.org.au/collection/sa.gov.au/bdbsa_veg/survey_612