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Connoquenessing Creek Watershed Conservation PlanState Rank Codes and Definitions (continued)Rank Code Description DefinitionSR Reported Element reported in the state but without a basis for eitheraccepting or rejecting the report. Some of these are very recentdiscoveries for which the program hasn't yet received first-handinformation; others are old, obscure reports.SRF Reported Falsely Element erroneously reported in the state (e.g., misidentifiedspecimen) and the error has persisted in the literatureSSYN Synonym Element reported as occurring in the state, but state does notrecognize the taxon; therefore the Element is not ranked by thestate.* S rank has been assigned and is under review. Contact theindividual state Natural Heritage program for assigned rank.Not ProvidedSpecies is known to occur in this state. Contact the individualstate Natural Heritage program for assigned rank.State Rank QualifiersQualifier Description DefinitionB Breeding Basic rank refers to the breeding population of the Element inthe state.N Non-breeding Basic rank refers to the non-breeding population of the Elementin the state.? Inexact or Uncertain Denotes inexact or uncertain numeric rank. For SE denotes uncertaintyof exotic status. (The ? qualifies the character immediately preceding itin the SRANK.)C Captive or Cultivated Element is presently extant in the state only in captivity orcultivation, or as a reintroduced population not yet established.NOTE - A breeding status subrank is only used for species that have distinct breeding and/or nonbreedingpopulations in the state. A breeding-status SRANK can be coupled with its complementary nonbreeding-statusSRANK. The two are separated by a comma, with the higher-priority rank listed first inPennsylvania State Status - InvertebratesNStatus Description DefinitionNo current legal status but is under review for future listing.Appendix H. Species of Concern Page 8 of 13
Connoquenessing Creek Watershed Conservation PlanPEPTPRPXPVStatus Description DefinitionPennsylvania Plant species which are in danger of extinction throughout mostEndangeredof their natural range within this Commonwealth, if criticalhabitat is not maintained or if the species is greatly exploited byman. This classification shall also include any populations ofplant species that have been classified as PennsylvaniaPennsylvaniaThreatenedPennsylvania RareDisjunctEndemicLimit of RangeRestrictedPennsylvaniaExtirpatedPennsylvaniaVulnerablePennsylvania Status Definitions - PlantsE ti t d b t hi h b tl f d t i t i thiPlant species which may become endangered throughout most orall of their natural range within this Commonwealth, if criticalhabitat is not maintained to prevent their future decline, or if thespecies is greatly exploited by man.Plant species, which are uncommon within this Commonwealth.All species of the native wild plants classified as Disjunct,Endemic, Limit of Range and Restricted are included within thePennsylvania Rare classification.Significantly separated from their main area of distributionConfined to a specialized habitat.At or near the periphery of their natural distributionFound in specialized habitats or habitats infrequent inPennsylvania.Plant species believed by the Department to be extinct withinthis Commonwealth. These plants may or may not be inexistence outside the Commonwealth.Plant species which are in danger of population decline withinCommonwealth because of their beauty, economic value, use asa cultivar, or other factors which indicate that persons may seekto remove these species from their native habitats.TUNTentativelyUndeterminedA classification of plant species which are believed to be indanger of population decline, but which cannot presently beincluded within another classification due to taxanomicuncertainties, limited evidence within historical records, orinsufficient data.No current legal status exists, but is under review for futurelisting.Appendix H. Species of Concern Page 9 of 13
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