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Limitations of the information provided in this report are outlined below: There was no facility to extract information either by family or genera to species level where the data could then be matched in a database and exported to the relevant tables. Geographical distribution and habitat requirements were, in most cases, done on a speciesby-species basis. This meant searching the websites listed above was very time consuming and not a practical way to extract information for thousands of species. The use of the Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF), where data can be extracted based on particular criteria, e.g. kingdom, Country, Region, latitude/longitude, was of great assistance in determining geographical distributions. However, it did not provide habitat information and the geographical distributions provided could have underestimated the distribution. In all cases where habitat information is listed in a table, the data was extracted from various web based sources. In the tables where only geographical distribution (no vegetation type) is provided, the information was sourced from GBIF and the location information for a species may be incomplete. Families where information for both geographical distribution and vegetation type were available and assessed were: Myrtaceae (57% complete), Fabaceae, Proteaceae, Orchidaceae, Mimosaceae, Caesalpiniaceae, Casuarinaceae, Aizoaceae and Asteliaceae. The remaining families used only the data available from GBIF and could be assessed if greater time were available for this task. The “Area (km 2 )” column in the tables was calculated from the number of 10 km by 10 km grid cells in which a species occurs. The area may be disjunct or contiguous, and could understate or overstate the true area occupied by a species. In some instances species with fewer than 30 records in the ANHAT database is an artefact of taxonomic and nomenclatural changes that have not been updated in ANHAT. Information on distribution or vegetation type for some species with greater than 30 records was not available in the websites due to these changes. A taxonomic and nomenclatural review of the records held in ANHAT would remove some of these records from the report or could change the tables in which they are recorded. 20
Table 3 Vegetation type codes Vegetation Type Code Alluvial Flats/Floodplain AF Alpine Al Arid Ar Boggy seeps Bs Casuarina thickets Cas Caves Cave Coastal Flats CF Cliffs Cl Clay soils/pan Clay Coastal Co Coastal Swamplands CSw Coastal Veg CV Dunes D Dune Fields DF Disturbed Dis Dry rainforest DRF Eucalypt Euc Farmland FL Forest For Floodplains Fp Gibber gib Gorges Gor Grassland GrL Heath He Hummock Grass HG High altitude Hgh Herb fields Hrb Coastal heath lands in Kwongan SW Australia Litter Lit Limestone LS Mallee Mal Mangroves Man Under Melaleuca Mel Montane Mon Montane woodland MonW Monsoon Forest MsFor Mulga Mul Open Country Op Plains P Paperbarks Pap Roadside Rd Rainforest RF Rocky Habitats RH Riverine Riv Saline depressions Sa Saline Sa Sub Alpine Herbfield SAHrb Salt Lake SaL Sandstone Sand Sandy Plains SaP Arid Semi SAr Salt Bush SB Scrub Sedges Shrublands Salt Marsh Spinifex Sub Alpine Thicket Urban Vine forests Waterways Wet areas (swamps, depressions, bogs, seepages, marshes) Wet Forest Woodland Sc Sed SL SM Sp SuA Th Urb VFor wat Wet Wet For WL Table 4 Codes for broad location distributions Location ACT NSW NT QLD SA TAS WA Description Australian Capital Territory New South Wales Northern Territory Queensland South Australia Tasmania Western Australia Table 5a Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (EPBC) threatened status codes. Code CE EN VU CD NL EX Threatened status Critically endangered Endangered Vulnerable Conservation dependant not listed under the EPBC Act Extinct 21
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Page 3 and 4: Table 18 Fabaceae species with 45%
Page 5 and 6: Table 97 Sterculiaceae species reco
Page 7 and 8: Table 169 Anthericaceae species tha
Page 9 and 10: Table 239 Araceae species with >45%
Page 11 and 12: Table 312 Onagraceae species record
Page 13 and 14: species are found in more than 100
Page 15 and 16: No. species No. Species > 100 No. o
Page 17 and 18: larger (following Rodrigues et al 2
Page 19: We determined three categories of i
Page 23 and 24: Results and Discussion The findings
Page 25 and 26: Melaleuca quinquenervia 1807 0.2 Eu
Page 27 and 28: Table 8 Myrtaceae species with 30 o
Page 29 and 30: Baeckea crispiflora ongerup 4 100 1
Page 31 and 32: Kunzea leptospermoides 8 12 500 NL
Page 33 and 34: Calytrix oncophylla 17 47 SW 400 NL
Page 35 and 36: Verticordia aurea 24 37 W 1000 NL V
Page 37 and 38: Archirhodomyrtus beckleri 318 705 4
Page 39 and 40: Melaleuca gibbosa 619 1242 50 SE,CS
Page 41 and 42: Kunzea bracteolata 61 107 57 E 3400
Page 43 and 44: Eucalyptus doratoxylon 151 232 65 S
Page 45 and 46: formosus Calytrix decussata 120 155
Page 47 and 48: Darwinia leiostyla 67 70 96 SW 1100
Page 49 and 50: Eucalyptus platydisca 0 94 0.0 SW 9
Page 51 and 52: Melaleuca decora 9 289 3.1 E For, W
Page 53 and 54: Eucalyptus argutifolia 5 81 6.2 SW
Page 55 and 56: Melaleuca biconvexa 7 77 9.1 E For,
Page 57 and 58: Eucalyptus ovata 5408 210 106 NL Co
Page 59 and 60: Hypocalymma phillipsii 38 1 NL Euca
Page 61 and 62: Eucalyptus tetrapleura 140 1 VU Euc
Page 63 and 64: Darwinia macrostegia 75 2 VU Eucaly
Page 65 and 66: 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
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Melaleuca acuminata websteri 74 5 N
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Eucalyptus caleyi ovendenii 31 1 VU
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Baeckea robusta 42 1 NL Verticordia
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Darwinia purpurea 125 2 NL Darwinia
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Melaleuca fulgens corrugate 88 2 NL
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Darwinia glaucophylla 40 3 NL Darwi
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Eucalyptus sublucida 33 3 NL Eucaly
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Calytrix sylvana 72 4 NL Thryptomen
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Backhousia bancroftii 115 5 NL Euca
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Fabaceae - Peas, legumes The ANHAT
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Sesbania cannabina 1493 0.40 Indigo
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Rothia indica 2 0.0 200 NL Urodon s
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Hovea asperifolia spinosissima 11 0
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Daviesia microcarpa 24 0.0 SW 500 E
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Alysicarpus schomburgkii 201 442 45
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Pultenaea cuneata 23 45 51.1 3700 N
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Hovea nitida 52 85 61.2 1900 NL Gom
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Aotus genistoides 28 31 90.3 SW 900
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laevis Gastrolobium microcarpum 2 7
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Cracca nematophylla 13 182 7.1 4400
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Jacksonia scoparia 1947 130 91 NL D
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Indigofera baileyi 101 1 NL Indigof
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Mirbelia longifolia 39 3 NL Jackson
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Tephrosia dietrichiae 69 4 NL Gomph
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Hovea graniticola 142 5 NL Gastrolo
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Dalbergia sissoo 114 2 NL Tephrosia
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Gastrolobium oxylobioides 162 3 NL
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Daviesia hakeoides 31 4 NL Cajanus
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Glycine pindanica 44 5 NL Pultenaea
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Helicia australasica 1128 0.56 Aden
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Dryandra fuscobractea 13 7.69 SW He
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pachyphylla Hakea petiolaris 20 30.
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Hakea loranthifolia 27 18.52 SW WL
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Removal of extinct and poorly recor
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Grevillea decurrens 732 1496 48.93
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Deep 1170 Adenanthos cuneatus 147 2
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Alloxylon wickhamii 92 143 64.34 NE
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Hakea grammatophylla 143 192 74.48
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Dryandra aurantia 37 40 92.50 SW 90
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Grevillea florida 2 40 5.00 SW He,
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Dryandra foliolata 33 1 NL Synaphea
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thyrsoides Grevillea caleyi 54 2 EN
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Adenanthos detmoldii 112 3 NL Holla
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Banksia praemorsa 37 5 NL Dryandra
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Hakea trineura 99 1 VU Grevillea fl
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Orchidaceae The ANHAT database has
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Cyrtostylis robusta 604 0.35 Calean
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pyriforme d Pterostylis sp. slender
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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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