Reservation Status of Tasmanian Native Higher Plants

This report provides a range of information on the reservation status of vascular plant species in Tasmania, including records of individual species within the reserve system and summary analyses of various trends in the data.

• Acknowledgments
• Contents
• Executive summary
• Background
• Methods
• Results
• Summary
• Look up table and explanations

Reservation Status of Tasmanian Native Higher Plants - Part 1 (PDF: 574 KB / 19 pages)

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• Breakdown for each taxon A-C

Reservation Status of Tasmanian Native Higher Plants A-C (PDF: 1.58 MB / 86 pages)

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• Breakdown for each taxon D-L

Reservation Status of Tasmanian Native Higher Plants D-L (PDF: 1.83 MB / 104 pages)

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• Breakdown for each taxon M-Z

Reservation Status of Tasmanian Native Higher Plants M-Z (PDF: 2.14 MB / 121 pages)

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• Appendix 1: Full definitions of Comprehensive, Adequate and Representative
• Appendix 2: Method Used for Undertaking the Analysis
• Appendix 3: Species occurring in one reserve class
• Appendix 4: Reserves which at the time of the assessment had no flora data records in NVA
• Appendix 5: List of species recorded as unreserved
• Appendix 6: List of species recorded to occur in one reserve only
• References

Reservation Status of Tasmanian Native Higher Plants - Appendices, References (PDF: 89 KB / 11 pages)

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