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Onagraceae
The ANHAT database has 12424 records for 23 species and subspecies of
Onagraceae. No species of Onagraceae are currently considered to be extinct.
Four species account for approximately 50% of the total species records in ANHAT (
Table 308). All have substantial proportions of the total available records for this
family.
Table 308 Onagraceae species that account for approximately 50% of the total
species records in ANHAT.
Species No. Records % total records
Epilobium billardierianum 2106 16.95
Epilobium billardierianum cinereum 2028 16.32
Ludwigia octovalvis 1547 12.45
Epilobium hirtigerum 1523 12.26
Total 7204 57.98
Seven species had 30 or fewer individual site records in the ANHAT database (Table
309). Of those species, one species is classified vulnerable. Exclusion of these
poorly recorded species eliminates 105 records. There are too few species and too
little information available to easily determine any patterns in the categories
developed in the analysis of this family. All species within the category of 30 records
or fewer are located within eastern Australia.
Table 309 Onagraceae 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
Epilobium glabellum 3 0.00 E 200 NL
Epilobium pedunculare 5 60.00 TAS 400 NL
Epilobium brunnescens
beaugleholei 10 100.00 100 VU
Epilobium fugitivum 16 81.25 TAS 900 NL
Ludwigia peploides 19 15.79 E 1400 NL
Epilobium hirsutum 25 16.00 E,SE 1600 NL
Epilobium perpusillum 27 96.30 1700 NL
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