Editing Booti Booti National Park (section)

==Flora==
654 species of native plants have been recorded from Booti Booti National Park. This formed 46 distinct plant communities within the park boundaries. 17% of the park is classified as [[rainforest]]. Seven distinct wet [[sclerophyll forest]] and ten dry sclerophyll forest communities have been recorded.<ref name="griffith2000"/>

Five species recognised as ''threatened'' by the [[New South Wales Government]] occur within the park – these are ''[[Allocasuarina defungens]]'', ''[[Allocasuarina simulans|A.&nbsp;simulans]]'', ''[[Chamaesyce psammogeton]]'', ''[[Cynanchum elegans]]'' and ''[[Senna acclinis]]''.<ref name="griffith2000"/>

104 exotic species have been recorded from the park. Bitou bush (''[[Chrysanthemoides monilifera]]'' var. ''rotundata'') has infested sand dunes and cliff areas,<ref name="griffith2000"/> having spread from nearby beach habitat.<ref name=environmentnsw5>{{cite web|url=http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/NationalParks/parkPestsWeeds.aspx?id=N0081 |title=Booti Booti National Park: Pest animals and weeds |last=Office of Environment and Heritage|date=20 May 2013|work=Environment and Heritage |publisher=NSW Government|access-date=4 June 2013}}</ref> ''[[Lantana camara]]'' infests the rainforest at Cape Hawke,<ref name="griffith2000"/> particularly disturbed habitat.<ref name=environmentnsw5/> Madeira vine (''[[Anredera cordifolia]]'') and coast morning glory (''[[Ipomoea cairica]]'') are vines that grow over and smother native vegetation in the park.<ref name="griffith2000"/>