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with greater than 30 records was 591, with a mean of 19.4 for the percent of records
in the NRS.
Eighteen species of Chenopodiaceae had 45% or greater of individual site records
located within PAs (
Table 78). None of those 18 species were listed as threatened under the EPBC Act. A
relatively large number of these species occur in the central southern or central inland
parts of Australia. Several have ranges greater than 50000 km 2 . None have more
than 80% of their record sites within the NRS.
Table 78 Chenopodiaceae species with >45% of site records within PAs.
No.
Records
in NRS
No.
Records
% in
NRS
Veg
type
Area
km 2
EPBC
status
Species
Location
Rhagodia candolleana
candolleana 1413 3072 46.00 85000 NL
Halosarcia
halocnemoides
halocnemoides 234 498 46.99 NL
Chenopodium
desertorum 528 1123 47.02 E,CS 63800 NL
Atriplex billarderei 19 40 47.50 4900 NL
Sclerolaena symoniana 48 101 47.52 CI,CS,WI 2900 NL
Sclerostegia
moniliformis 29 61 47.54 SW,W 3600 NL
Sclerolaena stelligera 228 468 48.72 E 22100 NL
Halosarcia pluriflora 45 90 50.00 CI,CS 2800 NL
Rhagodia crassifolia 828 1615 51.27 SW,CS 68500 NL
Dissocarpus latifolius 40 77 51.95 CI 3300 NL
Tegicornia uniflora 37 71 52.11 SW 1600 NL
Maireana oppositifolia 501 934 53.64
SW,CI,C
S 34500 NL
Atriplex paludosa
cordata 280 508 55.12 14500 NL
Sclerochlamys
brachyptera 360 649 55.47 17700 NL
Threlkeldia diffusa 1259 2128 59.16
NW,SW,
W,SE,CS 68200 NL
Atriplex papillata 77 130 59.23 4300 NL
Sclerolaena fontinalis 22 35 62.86 CI 1900 NL
Atriplex paludosa 1040 1311 79.33 SW,CS 27100 NL
Seventy-three species had less than 10% of ANHAT records located within PAs
(Table 79), with four having no records in a PA. This is a bit less than one quarter of
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