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One Haemodoraceae species had records in more than 100 separate PAs (Table 180).
This species in this list had over 350 records. This species is classified as endangered.
Table 180 Haemodoraceae species recorded at more than 100 PAs.
Species No. Records No. PAs
No. PAs
>1000ha
EPBC
status
Conostylis lepidospermoides 381 110 35 EN
A total of 16 species had records in five or fewer PAs (Table 181), representing
around 25% of the species in this family with more than 30 records. Four species are
listed as threatened, including three species classified as endangered. All species in
this list had fewer than 100 individual site records and no species had more than 80
site records. Only one species had no records within a PA.
Table 181 Haemodoraceae species recorded from five or fewer PAs.
Species No. Records No. reserves
EPBC
status
Anigozanthos humilis chrysanthus 52 0 VU
Conostylis angustifolia 35 1 NL
Conostylis micrantha 39 1 EN
Conostylis robusta 70 1 NL
Conostylis misera 62 2 EN
Conostylis wonganensis 31 3 EN
Conostylis phathyrantha 36 3 NL
Anigozanthos pulcherrimus 42 3 NL
Anigozanthos onycis 59 3 NL
Anigozanthos viridis 40 4 NL
Conostylis neocymosa 48 4 NL
Conostylis breviscapa 50 4 NL
Conostylis resinosa 51 4 NL
Haemodorum venosum 34 5 NL
Tribonanthes brachypetala 68 5 NL
Macropidia fuliginosa 80 5 NL
Eighteen species of Haemodoraceae had records in five or fewer PAs greater than
1000 hectares, including two species classified as endangered (
Table 182). All species with records in one PA also have a record in a PA larger than
1000 ha. That is, if they are found in only one PA, that PA is larger than 1000 ha.
Table 182 Haemodoraceae species recorded in five or fewer PAs greater than 1000
hectares.
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