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Lasiopetalum rotundifolium 23 47.83 SW 600 EN
Brachychiton tridentatus 24 50.00 NW 2100 NL
Commersonia melanopetala 24 37.50 SW,CI,WI 1700 NL
Commersonia rossii 24 4.17 1400 NL
Guichenotia quasicalva 24 33.33 W 700 NL
Thomasia stelligera 24 54.17 SW 1400 NL
Thomasia tenuivestita 24 45.83 SW 1500 NL
Lasiopetalum cardiophyllum 25 0.00 SW 1000 NL
Commersonia procumbens 27 37.04 3100 VU
Commersonia reticulata 27 44.44 E 400 NL
Hannafordia quadrivalvis
recurve 27 11.11 1800 NL
Thomasia rugosa 27 7.41 SW 1900 NL
Abroma fastuosa 28 35.71 2700 NL
Commersonia beeronensis 28 100.00 300 NL
Thomasia glabripetala 28 10.71 SW 1000 VU
Thomasia laxiflora 28 17.86 SW 1300 NL
Guichenotia tuberculata 29 0.00 SW 1300 NL
Helicteres sp. kakadu 29 58.62 1900 NL
Rulingia borealis 29 41.38 2400 NL
Lasiopetalum joyceae 30 50.00 E 1600 VU
Removal of extinct and poorly recorded species leaves 28623 records in ANHAT for
161 species (and subspecies). The mean number of records per species for species
with greater than 30 records was 178, with a mean of 29 for the percent of records in
the NRS.
Twenty-six species of Sterculiaceae had 45% or greater of individual site records
located within PAs (
Table 93). Only one species is classified as threatened, being listed as vulnerable
under the EPBC Act. It appears that species in this category are slightly more likely to
be found in eastern Australia than would be expected compared to the species with
few records. The ranges are not generally large, but are notably larger than for the
species with 30 or fewer records.
Table 93 Sterculiaceae 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
Lasiopetalum
ferrugineum var.
cordatum 37 82 45.12 E,SE 4800 NL
Keraudrenia lanceolata 96 212 45.28 E 6500 NL
Lasiopetalum
macrophyllum 146 321 45.48 E,SE,TAS 14800 NL
Argyrodendron 150 327 45.87 NE 5300 NL
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