Focusing on the Landscape - BushBlitz

Table 328). This is two-thirds of the species with more than 30 records in the
database. Of those 10 species, no species are classified as threatened. These species
generally are located in eastern Australia, including Tasmania. One species has all of
its record sites located within the NRS.
Table 328 Asteliaceae species with >45% of site records within PAs.
No.
Records
in NRS
No.
Records
% in
NRS
Veg
type
Area
km 2
EPBC
status
Species
Location
Cordyline
petiolaris 186 396 46.97 E 23100 NL
Cordyline stricta 130 274 47.45 E 22700 NL
Cordyline rubra 227 465 48.82 E 19800 NL
Cordyline
cannifolia 375 740 50.68
NE,CN
E 18100 NL
Astelia alpina
novae-hollandiae 306 352 86.93 3700 NL
Milligania
lindoniana 51 57 89.47 TAS 1800 NL
Astelia alpina 85 93 91.40 SE,TAS 5600 NL
Milligania
densiflora 77 83 92.77 TAS 3700 NL
Milligania stylosa 40 41 97.56 TAS 1300 NL
Astelia
psychrocharis 78 78 100.00 SE 1500 NL
No Asteliaceae species had less than 10% of ANHAT records located within PAs.
No Asteliaceae species had records in more than 100 separate reserves.
Four species had records in five or fewer PAs and four species had records in five or
fewer PAs greater than 1000 hectares (
Table 329). One species is classified as vulnerable. The majority of species in this
list had fewer than 100 individual site records and no species had more than 140 site
records. All species in this category have records in at least one PA, including at least
one PA larger than 1000 ha.
Table 329 Asteliaceae species recorded from five or fewer PAs.
Species
No.
Records
No. PAs
No. PAs
>1000ha
EPBC
status
504