Focusing on the Landscape - BushBlitz

He,Sw
Urochilus aff. vittatus 28 21.43 1500 NL
Corunastylis oligantha 29 24.14 SE WL 900 NL
Corunastylis
psammophila 29 58.62 1000 NL
Corunastylis superba 29 13.79 1000 NL
Co
Sc,Man 1000 NL
Durabaculum fuscum 29 13.79 NE
Eulophia bicallosa 29 13.79 1300 NL
Jonesiopsis caesarea
caesarea 29 10.34 SW WL 1400 NL
Jonesiopsis hiemalis 29 13.79 SW,W WL 1800 NL
Jonesiopsis incrassata 29 31.03 W SL 1700 NL
Microtis nashii 29 34.48 2300 NL
Oligochaetochilus
xerophilus 29 58.62 SE,CS For 1700 VU
Phoringopsis byrnesii 29 58.62 NW RH,Sp 900 NL
Prasophyllum
canaliculatum 29 48.28 SE WL 700 NL
Prasophyllum
incurvum 29 34.48 TAS SA 1800 NL
Co
Sc,He 900 NL
Prasophyllum litorale 29 44.83 SE,CS
Thelymitra aggericola 29 82.76 TAS RH,He 800 NL
Arachnorchis citrina 30 13.33 SW For 1000 NL
Arachnorchis rosella 30 16.67 SE For 900 EN
Chiloglottis platyptera 30 30.00 E For,RF 1500 NL
Dendrobium stuartii 30 13.33 NE RF 1600 NL
Taurantha collina 30 16.67 E For,RF 1300 NL
Removal of extinct and poorly recorded species leaves 153380 records in ANHAT for
732 species (and subspecies). The mean number of records per species for species
with greater than 30 records is 209.5, with a mean of 35.4 for the percent of records in
the NRS.
One hundred and seventy-three species of Orchidaceae had 45% or greater of
individual site records located within PAs (Table 32). Of those 173 species, 18
species are classified as threatened, including five species classified as endangered.
The species in this list of “well reserved” taxa are predominantly from eastern
Australia, including Tasmania. There are relatively few species from Western
Australia or from more arid inland areas. The species are most typically found in
taller forests, including rainforests.
Table 32 Orchidaceae species with >45% of site records within PAs.
Species
No.
Records
in NRS
No.
Records
% in
NRS
Location
Veg
type
Area
km 2
EPBC
status
178