11809-18504 White oak (Lagunaria patersonia) a young flowering shrub surviving in an eroded landscape below the summit of Philip Island, Norfolk Island Group *
11809-18003 Phillip Island Hibiscus (Hibiscus insularis) endemic to Phillip Island in the Norfolk Island Group, where the species is confined to just three small patches on the northern slopes of the island. In 1963, there were only eight surviving hibiscus plants. These last few plants had survived despite the grazing pigs, goats and rabbits which destroyed most of the Island's vegetation. The introduced browsers have since been removed *
11809-17504 Norfolk Island Abutilon (Abutilon julianae) in flower. This small shrub is endemic to Norfolk Island and nearby Philip Island, and was thought extinct. On Philip Island it disappeared around 1805. However, after more than a hundred years, the control of feral rabbits in the mid 1980's resulted in the discovery of some surviving seedlings on the cliffs of the island. Phillip Island, Norfolk Island Group *
