Table 8.

Farm 2 – Natural Capital extent (ha) of each state and transition class for grassy woodland ecosystem types and classifications representing types of agroforestry assets at different levels of maturity, as described in Table 2 (see supplementary materials for additional descriptions)

Ecosystem typeState (or Transition) category
S3AS3BS4S5T2A-1AT3A-2AFRNDMaFRNOYbFREDMcFREDIdPR4BNOIePR3BEOIfPR3BNOYgPR3BEOYhnaTotal
Derived pasture028733100000000000321
Grassy woodland442001100005001200110
Riparian070000000029000035
Exotic forest00000000238088070135
Exotic shelterbelt000000008190900036
Native shelterbelt000000111000000012
Domestic0000000000000066
Infrastructure0000000000000011
Total4429633111111105678971277656

Notes:

a

FRNDM (Fully replaced, native, dense with mature plantings);

b

FRNOY (Fully replaced, native, open planting, young trees);

c

FREDM (Fully replaced, exotic, dense plantings with mature trees);

d

FREDI (Fully replaced, exotic, dense plantings with intermediate-aged trees);

e

PR3BNOI (Partially replaced, groundlayer in State 3B, native, open plantings with intermediate-aged trees);

f

PR3BEOI (Partially replaced, groundlayer in State 3B, exotic, open plantings with intermediate-aged trees);

g

PR3BNOY (Partially replaced, groundlayer in State 3B, native, open plantings with young trees);

h

PR3BEOI (Partially replaced, groundlayer in State 3B, exotic, open plantings with young trees)

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