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Convolvulaceae
The ANHAT database has 41140 records for 117 species and subspecies of
Convolvulaceae. No species of Convolvulaceae are considered extinct.
Twelve species account for approximately 50% of the total species records in
ANHAT (Table 154). These species have over 800 records each and Dichondra
repens over 7000 records.
Table 154 Convolvulaceae species that account for approximately 50% of the total
species records in ANHAT.
Species No. Records % Total Records
Evolvulus alsinoides decumbens 823 2.00
Ipomoea eriocarpa 869 2.11
Ipomoea plebeian 878 2.13
Jacquemontia paniculata 880 2.14
Convolvulus erubescens 963 2.34
Bonamia pannosa 1055 2.56
Polymeria ambigua 1109 2.70
Ipomoea polymorpha 1180 2.87
Evolvulus alsinoides alsinoides 1466 3.56
Evolvulus alsinoides 1960 4.76
Convolvulus remotus 2137 5.19
Dichondra repens 7009 17.04
Total 20329 49.4
Twenty-six species, just under one-quarter, had 30 or fewer individual site records in
the ANHAT database (
Table 155). None of these species are listed under the EPBC Act. There is
insufficient information on these species to assess any patterns in the data. Exclusion
of these poorly recorded species eliminates 340 records.
Table 155 Convolvulaceae species with 30 or fewer individual site records in the
ANHAT database.
Species
No.
Records % in NRS Location Veg type
Area
km 2
EPBC
status
Bonamia media emarginata 2 0.00 100 NL
Ipomoea sp. ramingining 2 0.00 100 NL
Jacquemontia sp. keep river 2 0.00 100 NL
Bonamia oblongifolia 3 0.00 300 NL
Ipomoea sp. stirling 6 0.00 300 NL
Ipomoea tiliacea 6 0.00 100 NL
Convolvulus tedmoorei 7 0.00 600 NL
Ipomoea trichosperma 7 0.00 600 NL
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