Focusing on the Landscape - BushBlitz

Sapindaceae
The ANHAT database has 71201 records for 233 species and subspecies of
Sapindaceae. No species of Sapindaceae are considered extinct.
Twenty-five species account for approximately 50% of the total species records in
ANHAT (Table 98). Dodonaea viscosa angustissima is the most commonly recorded
species accounting for over 5000 records.
Table 98 Sapindaceae species that account for approximately 50% of the total
species records in ANHAT.
Species No. Records % total records
Dodonaea microzyga 681 0.96
Alectryon diversifolius 763 1.07
Dodonaea triangularis 788 1.11
Ganophyllum falcatum 797 1.12
Dodonaea baueri 813 1.14
Elattostachys xylocarpa 877 1.23
Dodonaea physocarpa 881 1.24
Dodonaea viscosa mucronata 952 1.34
Arytera divaricata 957 1.34
Dodonaea lanceolata 971 1.36
Alectryon connatus 977 1.37
Dodonaea hexandra 1001 1.41
Dodonaea stenozyga 1040 1.46
Dodonaea triquetra 1096 1.54
Dodonaea viscosa cuneata 1278 1.79
Jagera pseudorhus 1300 1.83
Dodonaea lobulata 1421 2.00
Distichostemon hispidulus 1535 2.16
Dodonaea bursariifolia 1551 2.18
Dodonaea viscosa 1592 2.24
Cupaniopsis anacardioides 2112 2.97
Alectryon oleifolius canescens 2116 2.97
Dodonaea viscosa spatulata 2438 3.42
Atalaya hemiglauca 3077 4.32
Dodonaea viscosa angustissima 5135 7.21
Total 36149 50.78
Twenty-eight species, slightly over 10% of all species, have 30 or fewer individual
record sites in the ANHAT database (
Table 99). One species is classified as endangered. Only six species in this category
have suitable information on their ranges in Australia and all come from northern
Australia. Vegetation associations are not available for this family in this report. The
ranges, as usual for this category, are small, with none being recorded from an area
larger than 2000 km 2 . Exclusion of these poorly recorded species eliminates 423
records.
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