Rubiaceae (e.g. Flindersia brayleyana,Euodia bonwickii ) Around the margin of Ngimun are identifiable 'zones' of aquatic plants which fluctuate with water depth and the seasons: at Lake Euramoo (Ngimun)'s edge, rainforest lianas (e.g. Parsonsia spp.) intertwine with tall swamp grasses (Phragmites australis); away from the canopy's shade and the liana growth, up to 1 m water depth, the Hibiscus spp. and Ludwigia spp. become more common. further out there are rooted aquatic plants, floating vegetation mats, and, finally, up to 30 m from the edge are the floating aquatic plants (mainly Nymphoides spp.) Notes and references Notes References External links Ngadjonji - Earthwatch web page. Accessed 5 November 2007 Queensland National Parks & Wildlife Service Accessed 6 November 2007. Recording of Striped Marsh frogs at the lake at Freesound Australian Aboriginal mythology Volcanic crater lakes Cultural landscapes of North-East Queensland Lakes of Queensland Landforms of Far North Queensland Maars of Australia Volcanoes of Queensland