Focusing on the Landscape - BushBlitz

Bertya riparia 5 40.00 200 NL
Beyeria calycina var.
calycina 5 0.00 400 NL
Sauropus torridus 5 0.00 200 NL
Acalypha pubiflora
australica 6 0.00 400 NL
Actephila petiolaris
jagonis 6 100.00 100 NL
Beyeria calycina 6 50.00 SW 300 NL
Beyeria calycina var.
minor 6 0.00 SW 600 NL
Chamaesyce filipes 6 0.00 500 NL
Croton simulans 6 0.00 100 NL
Phyllanthus involutus 6 0.00 300 NL
Poranthera dissecta 6 16.67 SW 400 NL
Sauropus
decrescentifolia 6 0.00 200 NL
Chamaesyce sparrmanii 7 28.57 E 700 NL
Codiaeum variegatum
var. variegatum 7 0.00 500 NL
Glochidion pruinosum 7 100.00 NE 100 NL
Phyllanthus cauticola 7 85.71 300 NL
Sauropus
convallarioides 7 0.00 NE 300 NL
Bridelia ovata 8 0.00 CN 400 NL
Croton choristadenius 8 0.00 100 NL
Croton waterhouseae 8 0.00 200 NL
Phyllanthus scaber 8 0.00 SW 400 NL
Actephila flavescens 9 100.00 300 NL
Bertya virgata 9 11.11 600 NL
Beyeria lepidopetala 9 55.56 W 500 EN
Removal of extinct and poorly recorded species leaves 101525 records in ANHAT for
346 species (and subspecies). The mean number of records per species for species
with greater than 30 records was 293.4, with a mean of 35.1 for the percent of records
in the NRS.
Ninety-three species of Euphorbiaceae had 45% or greater of individual site records
located within PAs (Table 63). Two of these are classified as threatened, both species
being listed as vulnerable under the EPBC Act. A relatively large number of species
on this list come from north-east Australia and very few have ranges falling in the
more inland parts of Australia. The majority of species have known ranges of less
than 4000 km 2 , suggesting that species with smaller ranges are more likely to have
relative higher levels of reservation.
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