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Elattostachys megalantha 71 111 63.96 NE 3100 NL
Lepiderema sericolignis 38 59 64.41 NE 1700 NL
Toechima erythrocarpum 167 255 65.49 NE,E 6200 NL
Rhysotoechia mortoniana 94 142 66.20 NE 3100 NL
Rhysotoechia flavescens 49 71 69.01 NE 1700 NL
Harpullia rhyticarpa 295 425 69.41 NE 7900 NL
Mischocarpus
grandissimus 44 63 69.84 NE 3200 NL
Toechima monticola 44 62 70.97 NE 900 NL
Sarcotoechia lanceolata 101 142 71.13 NE 2900 NL
Dodonaea rhombifolia 152 210 72.38 E,SE 5500 NL
Sarcotoechia serrata 64 87 73.56 NE 1000 NL
Dodonaea serratifolia 26 35 74.29 E 1500 NL
Cnesmocarpon dasyantha 133 163 81.60 NE 3900 NL
Guioa Montana 111 131 84.73 NE,E 3000 NL
Sarcopteryx acuminata 65 75 86.67 NE 1500 NL
Sarcopteryx montana 85 93 91.40 NE 800 NL
Sarcotoechia cuneata 156 169 92.31 NE 2800 NL
Lepiderema hirsuta 42 45 93.33 NE 700 NL
Lepiderema largiflorens 30 32 93.75 600 NL
Mischocarpus pyriformis
retusus 46 47 97.87 900 NL
Twenty-one species had less than 10% of ANHAT records located within PAs (Table
101), representing about 10% of species with more than 30 records. Four of the 21
species are classified as endangered. One species does not have a record within the
NRS. There is a notably larger proportion of species from the western part of
Australia in the list of species with poor reservation levels, but there are still a number
of species from eastern Australia. Again, range sizes vary quite widely.
Table 101 Sapindaceae species with