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Indigofera boviperda 50 5 NL Bossiaea halophila 51 5 NL Daviesia pubigera 51 5 NL Lespedeza juncea 52 5 NL Mirbelia seorsifolia 52 5 NL Platylobium alternifolium 53 5 NL Dillwynia divaricata 54 5 NL Aotus tietkensii 55 5 NL Bossiaea webbii 57 5 NL Gastrolobium tetragonophyllum 58 5 NL Daviesia rubiginosa 60 5 NL Chorizema rhynchotropis 61 5 NL Swainsona microcalyx 61 5 NL Indigofera glandulosa 63 5 NL Daviesia intricata intricata 64 5 NL Alysicarpus glumaceus 64 5 NL Daviesia articulata 70 5 NL Pultenaea ochreata 70 5 NL Gastrolobium sericeum 72 5 NL Daviesia dilatata 73 5 NL Bossiaea aquifolium 76 5 NL Gastrolobium congestum 77 5 NL Pultenaea robusta 77 5 NL Daviesia apiculata 81 5 NL Chorizema obtusifolium 82 5 NL Kennedia nigricans 84 5 NL Alysicarpus aurantiacus 84 5 NL Bossiaea laidlawiana 85 5 NL Indigofera tryonii 86 5 NL Crotalaria aridicola glabrata 88 5 NL Gastrolobium melanocarpum 88 5 NL Smithia conferta 90 5 NL Indigofera sericovexilla 92 5 NL Cracca bidwillii 93 5 NL Gompholobium uncinatum 95 5 NL Gompholobium villosum 98 5 NL Gastrolobium rigidum 101 5 NL Gastrolobium laytonii 105 5 NL Bossiaea rosmarinifolia 108 5 NL Bossiaea leptacantha 109 5 NL Hovea clavata 113 5 NL Daviesia incrassata reversifolia 117 5 NL Bossiaea kiamensis 120 5 NL Swainsona unifoliolata 125 5 NL Hardenbergia perbrevidens 125 5 NL Cracca macrocarpa 126 5 NL Daviesia triflora 127 5 NL Maughania trifoliastrum 130 5 NL Pultenaea hartmannii 132 5 NL Aeschynomene aspera 139 5 NL 118
Hovea graniticola 142 5 NL Gastrolobium oxylobioides 162 5 NL Crotalaria montana exserta 166 5 NL Leptosema uniflorum 176 5 NL Pultenaea trifida 181 5 NL Gastrolobium brevipes 193 5 NL Tephrosia conspicua 213 5 NL Tephrosia delestangii 214 5 NL Cullen balsamicum 289 5 NL Swainsona villosa 306 5 NL A total of 421 species of Fabaceae had records in five or fewer PAs greater than 1000 hectares, including 18 species classified as threatened and, within these, five endangered species ( Table 21). Table 21 Fabaceae species recorded in five or fewer PAs greater than 1000 ha. Species No. Records No. Reserves >1000ha EPBC status Indigofera baileyi 101 1 NL Indigofera spicata 104 1 NL Hovea nana 118 1 NL Zornia chaetophora 122 1 NL Sesbania erubescens 130 1 NL Gastrolobium floribundum 130 1 NL Daviesia flava 132 1 NL Swainsona luteola 151 1 NL Swainsona plagiotropis 186 1 VU Cajanus confertiflorus 188 1 NL Swainsona murrayana 242 1 VU Aotus genistoides 31 1 NL Daviesia campephylla 34 1 NL Daviesia speciosa 34 1 EN Tephrosia carriemichelliae 35 1 NL Latrobea hirtella 35 1 NL Indigofera longibractea 35 1 NL Gastrolobium cyanophyllum 35 1 NL Pultenaea urodon 35 1 NL Mirbelia densiflora 35 1 NL Daviesia microphylla 36 1 NL Templetonia neglecta 37 1 NL Swainsona incei 38 1 NL Gompholobium roseum 38 1 NL Swainsona elegans 38 1 NL Glycine pullenii 38 1 NL Gompholobium simplicifolium 39 1 NL 119
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Table 18 Fabaceae species with 45%
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Table 97 Sterculiaceae species reco
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Table 169 Anthericaceae species tha
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Table 239 Araceae species with >45%
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Table 312 Onagraceae species record
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species are found in more than 100
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No. species No. Species > 100 No. o
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larger (following Rodrigues et al 2
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We determined three categories of i
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Table 3 Vegetation type codes Veget
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Results and Discussion The findings
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Melaleuca quinquenervia 1807 0.2 Eu
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Table 8 Myrtaceae species with 30 o
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Baeckea crispiflora ongerup 4 100 1
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Kunzea leptospermoides 8 12 500 NL
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Calytrix oncophylla 17 47 SW 400 NL
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Verticordia aurea 24 37 W 1000 NL V
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Archirhodomyrtus beckleri 318 705 4
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Melaleuca gibbosa 619 1242 50 SE,CS
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Kunzea bracteolata 61 107 57 E 3400
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Eucalyptus doratoxylon 151 232 65 S
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formosus Calytrix decussata 120 155
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Darwinia leiostyla 67 70 96 SW 1100
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Eucalyptus platydisca 0 94 0.0 SW 9
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Melaleuca decora 9 289 3.1 E For, W
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Eucalyptus argutifolia 5 81 6.2 SW
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Melaleuca biconvexa 7 77 9.1 E For,
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Eucalyptus ovata 5408 210 106 NL Co
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Hypocalymma phillipsii 38 1 NL Euca
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Eucalyptus tetrapleura 140 1 VU Euc
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Darwinia macrostegia 75 2 VU Eucaly
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Gossia retusa 44 3 NL Rinzia affini
Page 67 and 68: Melaleuca sericea 199 3 NL Eucalypt
Page 69 and 70: Eucalyptus rummeryi 100 4 NL Eucaly
Page 71 and 72: Melaleuca acuminata websteri 74 5 N
Page 73 and 74: Eucalyptus caleyi ovendenii 31 1 VU
Page 75 and 76: Baeckea robusta 42 1 NL Verticordia
Page 77 and 78: Darwinia purpurea 125 2 NL Darwinia
Page 79 and 80: Melaleuca fulgens corrugate 88 2 NL
Page 81 and 82: Darwinia glaucophylla 40 3 NL Darwi
Page 83 and 84: Eucalyptus sublucida 33 3 NL Eucaly
Page 85 and 86: Calytrix sylvana 72 4 NL Thryptomen
Page 87 and 88: Backhousia bancroftii 115 5 NL Euca
Page 89 and 90: Fabaceae - Peas, legumes The ANHAT
Page 91 and 92: Sesbania cannabina 1493 0.40 Indigo
Page 93 and 94: Rothia indica 2 0.0 200 NL Urodon s
Page 95 and 96: Hovea asperifolia spinosissima 11 0
Page 97 and 98: Daviesia microcarpa 24 0.0 SW 500 E
Page 99 and 100: Alysicarpus schomburgkii 201 442 45
Page 101 and 102: Pultenaea cuneata 23 45 51.1 3700 N
Page 103 and 104: Hovea nitida 52 85 61.2 1900 NL Gom
Page 105 and 106: Aotus genistoides 28 31 90.3 SW 900
Page 107 and 108: laevis Gastrolobium microcarpum 2 7
Page 109 and 110: Cracca nematophylla 13 182 7.1 4400
Page 111 and 112: Jacksonia scoparia 1947 130 91 NL D
Page 113 and 114: Indigofera baileyi 101 1 NL Indigof
Page 115 and 116: Mirbelia longifolia 39 3 NL Jackson
Page 117: Tephrosia dietrichiae 69 4 NL Gomph
Page 121 and 122: Dalbergia sissoo 114 2 NL Tephrosia
Page 123 and 124: Gastrolobium oxylobioides 162 3 NL
Page 125 and 126: Daviesia hakeoides 31 4 NL Cajanus
Page 127 and 128: Glycine pindanica 44 5 NL Pultenaea
Page 129 and 130: Helicia australasica 1128 0.56 Aden
Page 131 and 132: Dryandra fuscobractea 13 7.69 SW He
Page 133 and 134: pachyphylla Hakea petiolaris 20 30.
Page 135 and 136: Hakea loranthifolia 27 18.52 SW WL
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Page 139 and 140: Grevillea decurrens 732 1496 48.93
Page 141 and 142: Deep 1170 Adenanthos cuneatus 147 2
Page 143 and 144: Alloxylon wickhamii 92 143 64.34 NE
Page 145 and 146: Hakea grammatophylla 143 192 74.48
Page 147 and 148: Dryandra aurantia 37 40 92.50 SW 90
Page 149 and 150: Grevillea florida 2 40 5.00 SW He,
Page 151 and 152: Dryandra foliolata 33 1 NL Synaphea
Page 153 and 154: thyrsoides Grevillea caleyi 54 2 EN
Page 155 and 156: Adenanthos detmoldii 112 3 NL Holla
Page 157 and 158: Banksia praemorsa 37 5 NL Dryandra
Page 159 and 160: Hakea trineura 99 1 VU Grevillea fl
Page 161 and 162: Orchidaceae The ANHAT database has
Page 163 and 164: Cyrtostylis robusta 604 0.35 Calean
Page 165 and 166: pyriforme d Pterostylis sp. slender
Page 167 and 168: Arachnorchis bryceana 4 0.00 200 NL
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vanleeuwenii Jonesiopsis fuscolutes
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amoenum Prasophyllum favonium 11 81
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Arachnorchis hoffmanii graniticola
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Papulipetalum nematopodum 20 85.00
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Diuris aff. corymbosa 1 26 7.69 260
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Thelymitra azurea 46 102 45.10 7400
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Arachnorchis thinicola 21 41 51.22
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sargentii Arachnorchis behrii 196 3
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gladiolata L Prasophyllum retroflex
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Diuris heberlei 252 108 24 NL Cyrto
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Serpenticaulis bowkettiae 50 3 NL J
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Species No. Records No. Pas >1000ha
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Speculantha nigricans 56 3 NL Specu
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Asteraceae - daisies The ANHAT data
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Pterocaulon sphacelatum 2541 0.56 V
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Camptacra brachycomoides 3 0.00 NE
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Olearia aglossa 8 25.00 SE Mon For
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Microseris sp. 1 18 5.56 1000 NL Ol
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Hyalosperma simplex 27 40.74 SW Wet
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Ozothamnus obcordatus major 22 46 4
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Olearia lanuginosa 121 220 55.00 WI
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interpositus Olearia adenophora 67
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Abrotanella forsteroides 81 91 89.0
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Brachyscome tetrapterocarpa 0 53 0.
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Brachyscome melanocarpa 15 189 7.94
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Rhodanthe pygmaea 2292 166 103 NL C
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Ozothamnus tuckeri 60 2 NL Olearia
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Asteridea chaetopoda 56 5 NL Brachy
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Calotis squamigera 75 2 NL Calotis
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Podolepis muelleri 111 3 NL Podothe
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Mimosaceae - Wattles The ANHAT data
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Acacia myrtifolia 4893 1.23 Acacia
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Acacia auripila 9 100.00 CI(W) Sp 3
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Mal WL Acacia obesa 25 8.00 SW WL,
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Acacia yirrkallensis 106 222 47.75
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lovellae Acacia delicatula 53 80 66
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Table 49 Mimosaceae species with
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SD, Saline Acacia anaticeps 2 104 1
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Acacia lanei 2 39 5.13 SW 1100 NL A
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trachycarpa 0 Acacia harpophylla 10
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E, CN Acacia catenulata 37 387 9.56
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Acacia pycnostachya 61 2 VU Acacia
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Acacia spilleriana 100 1 NL Acacia
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Acacia microcybe 89 2 NL Acacia bul
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Acacia pachycarpa 137 3 NL Acacia l
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Acacia roycei 51 5 NL Acacia clelan
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Correa alba 423 0.39 Bosistoa trans
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Rhadinothamnus rudis linearis 12 83
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Boronia anemonifolia aurifodina 25
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One hundred and sixty-eight species
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Zieria murphyi 21 39 53.85 E 900 VU
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squamulosum alpinum Zieria caducibr
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Philotheca myoporoides acuta 1 51 1
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Boronia laxa 148 1 NL Boronia quadr
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One hundred and fifty-four species
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Diplolaena dampieri 70 3 NL Nematol
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Euphorbiaceae The ANHAT database ha
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Bertya grampiana 10 100.00 100 NL P
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Fontainea oraria 22 9.09 E 500 EN P
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Table 63 Euphorbiaceae species with
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Pimelodendron amboinicum 42 68 61.7
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Croton schultzii 1 31 3.23 1900 NL
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Euphorbia planiticola 44 3 NL Shoni
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Fontainea venosa 125 1 VU Sauropus
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Epacridaceae - heaths The ANHAT dat
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Leucopogon sp. wessell islands 18 0
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Leucopogon sp. boolbunda rock 6 16.
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Leucopogon appressus 18 36 50.00 E,
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ecurvisepalus Trochocarpa disticha
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Planocarpa petiolaris 113 130 86.92
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Table 73 Epacridaceae species recor
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Leucopogon compactus 37 4 NL Leucop
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Leptecophylla abietina 42 3 NL Leuc
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Chenopodiaceae The ANHAT database h
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Sclerolaena medicaginoides 14 0.00
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all species with more than 30 recor
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Atriplex vesicaria sphaerocarpa 7 8
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Atriplex cryptocarpa 63 2 NL Mairea
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Sclerolaena recurvicuspis 73 2 NL A
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Stylidiaceae The ANHAT database has
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Stylidium xanthopis 6 0.00 SW 400 N
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species with greater than 30 record
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Table 87 Stylidiaceae species recor
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Stylidium turbinatum 80 2 NL Stylid
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Ninety species (over 35%) had 30 or
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Lasiopetalum rotundifolium 23 47.83
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Table 94 Sterculiaceae species with
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Guichenotia basivirida 32 3 NL Lasi
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Helicteres hirsuta 85 3 NL Brachych
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Table 99 Sapindaceae species with 3
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Elattostachys megalantha 71 111 63.
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As noted before, one species is not
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Cupaniopsis dallachyi 37 3 NL Diplo
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Nicotiana rotundifolia 137 0.14 Sol
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specific patterns. Due to time cons
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Solanum leopoldense 38 74 51.35 NW
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Table 110), which represents more t
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Solanum asymmetriphyllum 201 1 NL C
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Hibbertia bracteosa 2 100.00 SW 100
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No. Records in NRS No. Records % in
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Table 116). Species in this categor
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Hibbertia monticola 53 4 NL Hibbert
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Achyranthes aspera canescens 3 0.00
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Table 122 Amaranthaceae species wit
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Ptilotus grandiflorus 39 3 NL Gomph
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Scrophulariaceae The ANHAT database
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Euphrasia crassiuscula glandulifera
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Table 130 Scrophulariaceae species
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Veronica densifolia 74 3 NL Striga
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Endiandra grayi 20 50.00 NE 300 NL
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Beilschmiedia tooram 188 265 70.94
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Endiandra floydii 83 4 EN Cryptocar
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Caesalpiniaceae The ANHAT database
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Storckiella australiensis 51 72 70.
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Labichea teretifolia 91 2 NL Senna
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Tiliaceae The ANHAT database has 11
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Triumfetta glaucescens 27 7.41 CN 2
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Corchorus sericeus densiflorus 126
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Convolvulaceae The ANHAT database h
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Table 157 Convolvulaceae species wi
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Convolvulus angustissimus omnigraci
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Pimelea cremnophila 17 100.00 E 200
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Table 166 Thymelaeaceae species rec
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Anthericaceae The ANHAT database ha
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Borya septentrionalis 134 204 65.69
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Table 177 Haemodoraceae species wit
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One Haemodoraceae species had recor
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Casuarinaceae The ANHAT database ha
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decussata Allocasuarina scleroclada
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Eighteen species of Casuarinaceae h
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Corynotheca asperata 20 0.00 800 NL
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Johnsonia teretifolia 53 4 NL Diane
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Calandrinia kalanniensis 9 44.44 SW
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Table 203). Table 203 Portulacaceae
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Utricularia tridactyla 8 0.00 NW 40
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Utricularia circumvoluta 54 3 NL Ut
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Removal of extinct and poorly recor
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Arecaceae The ANHAT database has 10
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Calamus moti 68 96 70.83 3300 NL Li
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Caryophyllaceae The ANHAT database
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Polycarpaea spirostylis 15 237 6.33
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Meliaceae The ANHAT database has 13
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A total of two Meliaceae species ha
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Typhonium eliosurum 20 35.00 E 2000
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Aizoaceae The ANHAT database has 19
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Tetragonia cristata 4 43 9.30 W 340
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Twelve species of Zamiaceae had 45%
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Monimiaceae The ANHAT database has
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Endressia wardellii 73 88 82.95 NE
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Table 262 Combretaceae species with
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Colchicaceae The ANHAT database has
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listed as threatened. All species i
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Centrolepis curta 25 48.00 1200 NL
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Cycadaceae The ANHAT database has 3
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Table 280). Four species are threat
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Eighteen species of Cunoniaceae had
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Iridaceae The ANHAT database has 75
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Table 19). Both species in this lis
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Table 294 Menyanthaceae species wit
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Table 299 Cupressaceae species with
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Lythraceae The ANHAT database has 8
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Onagraceae The ANHAT database has 1
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Records >1000ha status Epilobium wi
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Table 315 Nyctaginaceae species wit
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Table 320 Smilacaceae species with
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Ericaceae The ANHAT database has 40
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Asteliaceae The ANHAT database has
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Astelia psychrocharis 78 2 2 NL Ast
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Where a family of vascular plants w
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· Australian National Herbarium (C
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Drinnan, IN (2005) The search for f
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